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a -- i CLASSIF -------- IED ADS - ATTENTION FARMERS! We will be pleased to pick up dead or crippled farm animals and pay the highest prevailing prices. Port Perry 118 r 2 Uxbridge 21. Brooklin 62." Toronto, EMpire 3-3636 Lindsay 8660 d "GORDON YOUNG LTD. nov 30 Dead Fi Stock. Picked up Promptly Horses, Cows, Heifers, Sheep, Pigs and _ Calves. (We. pay. for horses, Cows, "and Heifers.) 2c. to 3c. per lb. for live Horses. " Call collect, Bowmanville 2679 Margwill Fur Farm TYRONE 1.52 FOR SALE---~White Chinese Geese for breeding purposes--a very prolific breed--$6.00 each. $17.00 per trio; also some hybrid geese; white Mus- covy Ducks and Drakes, $3.00 each, 8.00 per trio. ~~ Mrs, W. S. Croxall, Phone 246, Uxbridge. Jan.24 FOR SALE -- 4 Yorkshire brood sows. 2'purebred Tamworth hogs. Apply "W. C. Wilson, phone 90-r-4, FOR SALE-- Baseball Glove, Ex- cellent buy for young ball player. Used 2 years, in top shape. Paid $16.00--will sell for $8.00. Apply to Doug Hayes, phone 269. ---- Plowmen Abroad (continued from page 8) The flight to Newark was an- other first experience for Norman and Gene, though by the time we they will qualify as seasoned air travellers. We will be flying three 4imes while in Europe and will return by air from London to Toronto. Apparently the high cost of live ing hasn't yet struck the New York taxis." It cost only 35 cents for the three of¢us and our mounds: of luggage to travel the nine blocks from the city air terminal to our hotel. It would cost us that much just to step into a cab in Toronto. The next morning, Peter J. Kin- HOUSEWORK WANTED--- by the day. Apply to Willena Goose, phone 103-r-8. HOME WANTED -- 3 months old collie pup. House broken, suitable for farm, phone 67-r-4. near, of Standard Oil (N.J.),-was waiting for us by the time 'we were ready for breakfast. "Pete", as he quickly introduced himself, is a former Ontario boy, and was raised at Cayuga, in Haldimand County. "With him were two of his associates, Carl Stetzelberg and Harry Echols. - * With these MIDDLE GREEN VILLA REST HOME Courtice. One or two vacan- ancies for the aged and bed patients, men and women, Every kindness given; excellent meals; nursing care and tray service. Approved by doctors Terms monthly, Phone for appoint- ment, Oshawa 5-4943 FOR -SALE--DeLuxe Model Gob- lin Vacuum Cleaner, nearly. new, with all attachments including sprayer. Reasonable. Phone 248J "Port Perry. L] FURNISHED APARTMENT for "rent. Cooking privileges, washing : machine, inside bathroom, continuous hot water. Everything supplied. Phone 26-W.- So 24 FOR SALE--Girl's white boots and | skates, size 7. Price $3.50. Phone Port Perry b61-r-11. Jan. 17 Used. fagn maghinery- auction sple to be held in April; approximately 30 tractors and all other types of farm machinery, all makes and models. Ux- Spring Farms Limited, International Harvester Dealers, corner 12 and 47 Highways, Phone Uxbridge or Port Perry. Feb. 7 "Electrical and 'Mechanical Repairs to ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY, ELECTRIC. MOTOR REPAIRS A - SPECIALTY METAL LATHE WORK. LAWN MOWERS, Machine Ground and Serviced OXY-ACETYLENE and ELECTRIC WELDING "CAUSLEY MACHINE" SHOP Auction Sale TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5th---Farm stock and implements ,the property of Walter Durward, in Sunderland Village. Terms' Cash. Sale at one LOST--2 hounds--1 black and white with brown head, female, The other, black and tan, male, 1 year old. Phone Oshawa 3- 8512 « or Port Perry 184-r-3. HELP AVAILABLE It is time to think of Farm Help now. Get experienced and reliable immigrants from Holland. Apply S. Buma, R.R. 1, Nestleton, Phone Port Perry 225-r-24 or Hvander Meer, Ash- burn, phone Brooklin 14-r-32, Jan. 17, Uf, APPLES FOR SALE -- McIntosh, Spy, Delicious, Tallman Sweet, whole- sale prices. Local delivery. H. Pal- lock, » Phone 206-R. - Jan 24. | - FOR SAL E--"37 Ford Coach, cheap. ! Phone 163 r 5 Port Perry. CARPENTRY All kinds of Carpentry work done. Specializing in Kitchen Cupboards. . W. KEELER & SON Allen Street Port Perry y jan3l - SCUGOG Very worthwhile messages are given by Rev. J. D. MacKinnon and the choir every Sunday at 11.15 in" Grace Church. The Church needs you and you need the Church--Come! Sympathy :is extended to the brothers and sisters and families of the late Nelson Aldred who passed away at his home in Toron- to on Saturday morning. Inter- ment was at Pine Grove Cemetery on Monday. He leaves to mourn his passing one son Russell who resides in Washington; four brothers, Jonathan of Scugog, Joel of Brooklin, Ira and Norman of Port Perry; and three sisters, Mrs. Ramsay (Bertha), Mrs. Jas. Mor- rish (Vine), Mrs. Power (Maud), all of Toronto. A meeting of the W.A was held on Wednesday, January 9th with p.m. Geo. Edwards, Clerk. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer THURSDAY, - JANUARY 24th-- Registered and High Grade Holstein ' Cattle, Swine, Implements, the pro- perty of William Newman, at No. 46 Highway near Lorneville. Terms cash. Sale at one p.m. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer TUES., JAN. 29th--Auction Sale of High Grade Holstein Cattle, Horses, Pigs, Fowl, Feed, & Implements, the property of John H. Miller, Lot 8, Con. 7, Brock, just north of Vallentyne on County Road. Terms cash, sale at 1.00 pm. Geo. Edwards, Clerk. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. a good attendance. The meeting. was opened by.the new President, Miss Marjorie Milner, also the :new secretary was in charge. The program committee for the next meeting will be Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Pogue. As the meeting closed all were invited to the basement where all enjoyed a lovely supper. The Scugog Junior Homemakers will hold their January meeting on Saturday, the 19th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barry. A new unit is the object. A euchre party will be held in the centre school on Wednesday night, January 23rd. You are in- vited.- Lunch-will be served. Regular $16.50 ........... en Regular $15.95 FOOD MIXER--Regular $36.5 When iRTaRaie Regular $19 "DEEP FRE Regular $459.60 .......cc.o0n. 95 . McLAUGHLINS 1300 SIMCOE STREET NORTH OSHAWA SPECIALS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY GENERAL ELECTRIC KETTLE--' GENERAL ELECTRIC FEATHERWEIGHT IRON-- BR A RESSURE COOKER-- a HA Fintan vr For $15.95 " HOME FREEZER-- Use Our Large Parking Space at your convenience <M TR RY RA For $13.95 HU Oe ER RR For $13.50 0... A TIE For $29.50 RA EE SPECIAL $359.60 ee the United Church held .its Jan- '| Treasurer--Mrs. Wm. Chapman. Community Friendship Sec. ~--Miss Supply Sec.--Miss McDermott Pianists--Mrs. A. Ploughman Literature Sec'y--Mrs. S. Griffen three as guides, we saw everything that could possibly he crammed into two days. A general tour that morning took us down the East River to the tern in the heart of the city. 'Street, and the Battery. tions were less. a triple thrill. we sped up through the R.C.A. building in the express elevator which goes non-stop for 53 floors. Finally we lunched 800 feet above ground level at the Luynch- eon Club in the Rainbow Room. The clear visibility allowed us a wonderful view of the city sprawl- ing at our feet. It is impossible to walk far in New. York without coming face to face with a yellow sign bearing the one word "shelter", and an arrow. These air raid shelter signs are a perpetual reminder that all is not as well in the world as we would like. ; New Yorkers are very air raid conscious and when one considers the havoc that even one bomb would do in this jam-packed me- tropolis their fears are under- standable. Our first day in the "big city" came to an end 'with dinner at Manny Wolfe's Steak and Chop 'House and then off we went up the "Great White Way" to the revue "Two On The Aisle". That is all for the present. When I next write I shall be able to look from my hotel window into London's Hyde Park and watch the traffic streaming under Maible Are WMS The Evening Auxiliary of the uary meeting at Mrs. Fred De- Nure's home on Thursday, Jan. 10th. 'A memorial service was held for.one late member, Mrs. F. Pearce. Mrs. Michell, President, called for the annual reports, which were submitted. After the usual business was transacted the following officers for 1952 were installed by Rev. Mr. Wylie: President--Mrs. E. G. Michell 1st Vice-President--Mrs. Gordon McDonald. . 2nd Vice-President--Mrs. William Moase. Recording Secretary -- Mrs. Wm. Mark. Corr. ya 0. Jeffrey. Christian Stewardship .and Finance Sec.--Mrs. F. DeNure Temperance and Christian Citizenship Sec--Mrs. Aylmer 'Ploughman. Press Sec.--Mrs. Kellett Missionary Monthly--Mrs. Crane - A. Webster. Mrs. S. Ploughman, Baby Band Sec----Mrs, E. B. Cooke Mrs. Wm. Moase's group took charge of the Devotional service and Program. Miss D. Samells rendered a delightful piano solo. with refreshments. commercial docks and a view of |§ the odd rectangular-shaped United | 8 Nations building. We saw a mir- | § acle of slum clearance, Stuyvesant | § Village, block after block of apart- | 8 ments built in model village pat-|§ of | & course we saw Brooklyn Bridge-- ¥ though we didn't buy it -- Wall |§ Later in |§ the morning we visited the Stock |¥ Exchange, and though its fune- 5 explained to us the |g speed and 'multiplicity of the ac-|# tivities there left us almost breath- 5 The Rockefeller Centre--*"a city 4 within a city'"'--provided us with 5 First we witnessed | § a television production and later |g A delightful social time followed, 2 Robert Morrison, O Glen Starkey, Gordon Mus Sylvia Chernesky, Donald Elford, Helen Hall, Little Carl, Schoenau, Os Mervin Banbury, Sunderland Darlene Cochrane, Whitby Ronald Hoskin, Blackstock Ivan Sedore, Brown Hill Betty Jean Harnden, Uxbridge Gloria Hobbs, Manchester David Gibbs, Oshawa ° Terry 'Eng, Uxbridge James La Chapelle, Sutton West Shirley Shrubb, Little Britain KIST Contest Winners Arleen Wallis, Port Perry Louise Jeffrey, P iP have finished our six-week trip |Mrs Ww Lapa, 0 0 wa Joan Norris Osha ly fine Toute Cokev, os arl Worthington y Helen Lamory, Whitby Marian Sool, Oshawa Mrs, Fisyd Weatlake, Oshawa Beverly ymon pont Perry shawa Gerald Hadden, Port Perry Edwin Richardson, Oshawa Port Perry ynski, Oshawa Gloria Chapman, Oshawa Arthur Winnett, Oshawa 'Edwin Tudor, Oshawa Robert & Elenor Wagg, Stouffville Ronald Drapak, Oshawa Oshawa * ort Perry Paul Zabudsky, Oshawa ritain oe ---- Ross Jewell, Sunderland George Watso ny Picks -- re -- 00 "Lakeview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. Bobby Fairey Bowinan le - | Edna Bla ee Eddie Reith Oshawa Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9 p.m. Elinor Jack, Ax -- | Sy gmanson, Udore THURSDAY, FRI, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17.1819 Bobbie Keller, Sunderland Paul Scattergood Oshawa Robert Gilbert, Osha Claudette Colbert and MacDonald Carey In the Hilarious Comedy Romance Howard Hughes ava ' Robart Hermngeon, Canaabus "LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL" Murray Wade, Whitby SHORT PICTURES Harol Hany, Mumford Station : Leg Teddy Kay, O MONDAY, TUES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY, 21.22.28 ~~ Mario Lanza and Ann Blyth In the Glorious Technicolor Musical Drama "THE GREAT CARUSO" ". " NEWS June Neilson, Baldwin Norman Neilson, Baldwin Paddock-Grill, Greenwood Doris k, Osha hawa Merlin Moss, Oshawa '| Johnston, Richmond St., Oshawa Frank Power, Oshawa Vets, Market, Uxbridge Roma Beauregard, Oshawa Tony Shtogryn, Oshawa Bob George, Oshawa Audrey Wilber, Hampton Henry Shemilt, Cadmus Maureen Hadgins, Port Perry C. Popert, Port Perry 30¢ box, 5¢, per pkg. Marshmallows, Y2 1b. bags, 25. | Saturday S pecials "CHOCOLATE DATE. he Sp "COFFEE ROLLS" GERROW'S BAKERY tN Star sapphires and rubies, consid- ered the acme of jewel perfection, now made artificially and chemically and they are purer than the real gems. 0,00, 5% R05 EN 54800 4 0 OPOPOPORO 8°08, 0% 0% te 0 0% 0% 0, G M. GERROW kJ TEMPTING LUNCHES 'Renew y your pep, vim and vigor with one of our business: men's lunches. Eat here once and we're sure you'll eat here again and again. WHY? Because we prepare it to meet . your own most discriminating taste. | GREEN THISTLE RESTAURANT i Bil Taylor PORT PERRY Jack Starkey 9.30. A. M. to 5.00 P.M. + Phone 293W For Appointment 08°00 08°00 0 0% 40 "0 4% 1% 4 ON DISPLAY THIS COMING WEEK The long list Includes such advancements as oh Cho Sean F 5 Bectric Windshield Wipers) Safety-Rim Wheels; --anew adaptation of thehydrow- * © | o* long, 11814" wheelbase) "big-car" Interior lic principle. 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