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2 Pr 3 SN 3 Ha) Ain he STIR 2 As ky SN AL Tad E ro RSA 3 Ah RR g SS Mail CAR SEER LAKEVIEW Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and 9 pm. PORT PERRY FOR SALE -- Registered Cocker Spaniel Puppies, 8 blonde males and 1 black female." Phone Blackstock 89r8, decd FOR RENT -- Two unfurnished rooms, hydro and bath, heated, separ- ate entrance. Phone Ross- Porter, 266-r-41, Prince Albert. Dee.7 tt. i SALES DISTRIBUTOR To supervise Sales and Service for the chemical conditioning and treat- ment of Septic Tanks, Cesspools, Drainlines, etc. Must have car or truck, capable of appointing sub- agents-and be financially responsible. To such a man we can offer exclusive territory for this fast growing line. If you qualify, Phone Toronto, Empire 8.4481, or write Box J, Port Perry Star, i! dec.81 oF WANTED--Sewing, and alterations of all kinds, Evening dresses a special- ni ty. Phone 411 Port Perry. rE AE FOR SALE -- Kitchen Cupboard, (ERO Table, and four. Chairs, blonde finish; ony also girls winter outfit, pink, size 8X. A t Mrs. Fawns, Cochrane St., Port Perry, iy i : IA IH FR - FOR RENT -- Upstairs Flat, un- Basel furnished. Mrs, Fawns, Cochrane St., J - Port Perry. Niesd : 1 Feri STRAYED--from Mrs, Ivan Wil- Hc | liams' Ranch, Con. 6, Reach, about L. Christie, nb : Nov. 1st, Holstein Heifer. fi ~Fpsom, phone Port Perry, 118 r 12,° FOR SALE -- Pure bred English Yorkshire Hogs, service age, and younger; also Cream Separator. Ap- ply Fred Milne, Blackwater, Phone Sunderland 3 r 3. ~ dec8l FOR RENT -- 8 room apartment, Telephone 209. TRAPPING--Good opportunity on large ranch with river, very close to -- Port Perry. Reasonable for rent. Ap- ply Unikowen, 326 Ralmerston Blvd., Toronto. a LOST--Tive ohafn, between Sonya and Port Perry. Finder please notify ==Mrs Morrison at -Community --Mem=-- orial Hospital, Port Perry. l WANTED -- Mangels and mixed grain. Apply to K. Coghlin, R.R. 1, Port Perry. Dec.24. HELP WANTED Office Clerk, young lady of man for permanent position--typing preferred, accuracy essential. Pleasant working conditions, company benefits. Apply i" Silverwoods Dairies Ltd, Port Perry, "=~ Phone 164 dec8tf HAIR DRESSING | COLD WAVES $7.60 Shampoo and Finger Wave--$1.00 Machineless Permanent--$5.00 SHIRLEY COLBEAR Paxton Street, Port Perry Custom Chain _] Sawing Apply to HARVEY WEBSTER "Phone 339J Port Perry .janT. British Ontario Mofors SAVE PLENTY OF DOLLARS IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY NOW LOOK AT THESE PRICES | 1049 Ford Tractor - reconditioned, a A -- a AN i bh) om wl guaranteed i... iin $760 oe | 1961 2 Furrow Hydraulic : 47 10" PIOW 00s sureties nrsssssisidien $126 i * 1952 Ferguson. 10" Plow .......... $180 M. H. Plow » 8 furrow » AlIMOBt NOW i...oviviiivviniinnininrinns $160 if Spring Tooth Harrows - : : 8 section iii $ 40 Buzz Saw. - for Hydraulic Tractor $ [1 All steel Tractor Cab - new fits Ford or Ferguson, Reg. $146--$116 Dise Plow - for Hydraulie Tractor Reg. $240. Ae tii we «$196 3rd Furrqw raion Kits for A Ferguson Plows «at Bargaln Prices, Ta New Manure Spreader at a -good -Discount., CASH OR TERMS _ 1 ada. -38 Plymouth. Coach - Heater Gourlfe, Garbage (Collection for the entire village will be made on Thursday, December 24, and on Thurs. day, December 81, . SPECIAL XMAS TREE COLLECTION, on Tyesday, January 12th F dee8l FRED WARREN, MISSING--From his home, Danny McDonald's bike, C.C.M., Maroon with cress trim, carrier and lock, taped handlebars. Reward for information leading to recovery. -- v N i fi Notice is hereby given to the electors: of the Township of Scugog that a meeting will be held in thie Township: Hall, on Monday, Dec. 28th for the purpose of nominating candidates for. 'the offices. of Reeve, Councillors and School Trustees for the Township, for, the year 1954, and in the event an. election is required the poll will take. place on Monday, January 4th, Ralph Milner; Clerk GRASS SEED CLEANING PLANT Opened for Business = One of the 'most: up- to: date seed cleaning plants in operation in Can- Government approved, SWAIN SEED CLEANING BURKETON, R.R Phone Blackstock 89 r 11 3 British Ontario Motors Blackstock "Miss Jean Noble, Home Economist ture with 'office at Bowmanville, is retiring at the end of the year and will attend the College of Education, to qualify as a teacher of home eco- nomics in Collegiate Institute, The December meeting of WMS, met at the parsonage. A special meeting to make arrangements for of Mrs. C. Hill, The slate of officers was presented and accepted, President--Mrs. Ernest Larmer; Vice- Pres,--Mrs. Cecil Hill; Recording and Press Sec'y--Mrs. Arnold Taylor; Treasurer--Mrs, Earl Dorrell; Christ- ian Stewardship--Mrs. Russell Mount- joy; Literature--Mrs, Hutton; Supply Mesdames Wes Pearce, Roy Taylor and Cecil Hill; Missionary Monthly and World Friends--Mrs, Cecil Hill; Baby Band--Mrs. Ralph Larmer; Co- munity Friendship--Mrs. Roy Taylor; Temperance and Citizenship--Mrs. R. Larmer; Fruit and Flowers--Mrs. G. Fowler; Pianist--Mrs. Gordon Strong; Mrs. Gordon Strong, Mrs. J. A, John- ston and Mrs, Lloyd Wright. The programme was following the thought of Christmas with Mr, Hut- ton giving an interesting talk follow- ed by prayer; Christmas Carols were sung and Mesdames Hill and Strong read from -the Monthly Magazine; Mrs, Kyte sang "O Holy Night"; Mrs. L. Wright read "Putting Christ into Christmas" and "Christmas and Christian Stewardship" was read by Mrs. . Mountjoy, The roll call was answered with a "Home = Mission Thought." After the benediction lunch was --J served«by the group in charge. terian. Church met at the home of ing. Treasurer's report showed a good financial balance and $20" was voted fo missions. A hearty clap and VOLE Of LNAanks Was teHusicu Sour ing president, Mrs. K. Gilbank. Mr. Mec- Comb spoke words of appreciation for of W. 1. hranch of Dept. of Agrietl-| 1954 program will be held at home --Mrs. Jas. Henry; Mission Band-- | Group Leaders -- Mrs, Carl Wright, 'Ladies' Aid of Nestleton Presby-|_ Mrs. G. Wolfe for the Christmas meet- ;. doe doen 3 embletenes | ; MERRY CANAD] Christmas in Canada, dren and. their parents of the pu to their homes is the inevitable gif Take it from three-year-old Carmen Bourdon, there's no time like Carmen lives deep in the pulpwood forests of the Gatineau where her father is one of thousands of men who cut the tall pines that go into the production of Canadian paper products, plastics, wallboards and other materials, Christmas: celebrations, including great quantities of wonderful food, songs, games, religions gervices and parties, and a regular Yule visitor "John Wayne, Donna Li THURS. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, pEcEMaf: 2435-26 "TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY" = SHORT PICTURE Ad herEy 'Reed, Chas. Cobum MON., TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26-20-30 Arlene Dahland Fernando Lamas In the Sensational Technicolor Adventure Romance "SANGAREE" COMEDY and NEWS - - GERROW'S NOEL ; SH rte ---- i : a "take this opportunity of wishing you all a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS BAKERY AND STAFF ' " i AN CHRISTMAS Carmen and the other ohil-" "in the NEW YEAR Ipwood districts have magnificent t-bearing Santa Claus. AAG A MAN HATES TO BE BEATEN TO THE PUNCH --\f 11S. 8P) RE- -CONDITIONED - GUARANTEED These are outstanding Values and "cannot be beaten anywhere 652 Monarch Coach - Heater - Radio - Automatic - two tone - Save $1040 60 Meteor Sedan - Heater - Over- drive - 2 tone 47 Studebaker Land Cruiser Sedan - Heater 47 Dodge Coach - Heater rs 46 Olds Sedan - Heater = New Motor 42 Chev. Club Coupe - Heater . - New Motor 41 Chev, Sedan - Heater - 2 tone 38 Ford Coach - Radio - Heater |- " Hydraulic Brakes ~ and many others. All cars are winterized and ready to go. s EASY TERMS :- CASH - TRADE BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS Leaskdale Phone Uxbridge 162-r-16 Dec.24 Dead Farm Stock PICKED UP PROMPTLY - Phone Collect Bowmanville 2679 We alo buy live horses MARGWILL FUR FARMS, TYRONE dec, 16, 1964 Pine Grove The Christmas Tree was held in the Church. on. Wednesday evening Dee, 23. Films were shown. Mrs, John Albright returned home to. her daughter Mrs, E. McNight on Thursday last, we are pleased' 'to re- port. Mr. Don Darby in Toronto Monday 'attending the funeral of his Grand. mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill and June attended the Christmas Pagent atthe United Church in Ustrldgea on n Sunday night. © oo aes mily had dinner Sunday os Mr, fue! Mrs. Melvin Orr of Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs, J. Simpson and family and Mrs, Melvin Orr visited with friends at Fair View Lodge, Whitby Sunday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Syers visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs, Charlie BRITISH ONTARIO MOTORS Leaskdale Phone Uxbridge 162-r-18 Dec.24 and Mrs. C, Qourlie. Mr. Stoma had Tea Sunday with Mr. Rev. Mr. Lyons will take charge of the Service next Sunday. the work done by the Ladies' Ald af- ter which hé conducted the election of these officers: President, Mrs. G. Wolfe; 1st vice, Mra. G. Thompson; 2nd vice, Mrs. Cecil Wilson; secretary- treas., Miss Ruth. Proutt; assistant sec.-treas,, Mrs. Jas. Harris; pianist, Mrs. Thompson. - Mrs, Wolfe closed the meeting and presided for this program: Readings, Mrs, Wilson, 'The Book I Most Enjoyed'; Mrs. H. Mc- Laughlin, "A 'Christmas Prayer"; Mrs, Wolfe, "Twas the Night Before Christmas". Carols ended the pro- gram, Lunch was gerved by the hos- tess and, assistants Mrs, H, MeLangh: lin-and Mrs. K. Gilbank.¥Mrs, Wil- son extended the thanks of the meet- ing. January. meeting at Mrs. R Dickey's. son on being the winner of a turkey - when bowling in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marlow and Bill spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Werry. their daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Saywell Sunday afternoon. Congratulations 'to Mr. and Mrs. boy on. Dec. 9th at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. returned with them. phone- office. joy living in Blackstock. brook, spent Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Frank Stinson. 1 Seagrave The Christmas Contata 'Worship at this Manger" was presented in the church 'on Sunday evening. Miss Wil- lows acted as narrator and changed the. scenes. : 'prophecies of Isaak, went on to the | scenes at the inn, the womien'at the 'well, the children, the manger, ud the: shepherds, and closed with 'worshipping at the manger. The a was interspersed with music by the choir and solos. The costumes were very suitable, many very lovely, The lighting effects added very greatly to the worshipful atmosphere, This took a great deal of prepara- tion and we are grateful to Miss Wil- lows, Mrs. Tobin and all those who Congratulations to Mrs, Ivan Thomp- : Mr. and Mrs. Birks, Oshawa visited | Wilfred Vine on the arrival of a baby i ; Rev. and Mrs. Hutton motored to H "{ Hamilton on Tuesday. Mrs. Norman |¥ Mountjoy and Mrs, Earl Dorrell visit if ed Mrs. Ernest Belyea in Bronte, and 8 We welcome Miss Alberta Freelen, E: Lindsay, to our Staff in the Bell Tele- i We hope she will. en: | Mr. and Mrs. Leslle Graham, Mill-| "The story, which started with the | jer vicing your car. FUNC TION PHONE 1IXBRIDG THIS WEEK'S | SPECIAL Repack Front Wheel.. Bearings, Check and 'Re-set Alignment. And we make sure we're never beaten when it-comes to Our method is simple: we turn out 2 fastest, most economical job in town coupled with the of quality we're proud to stand behind. ¢ 245 ¢ Yr TEA RD MC MEMO MOMS AO AOE Sincere Good Wishes for a Happy Holiday and Prosperity MH ST. CLAIR & SONS PUI U II TE ST A MESSAGE FROM ALL OF US. MAY THIS BE THE MERRIEST : CHRISTMAS EVER, AND THE BEST NEW YEAR acs TO ALL OF YOU--... een Fred Defare Bus Lines Lud Lasncnnenin Fg 2 12 1H 2 g EE {8 8 2 ES) $3.50 for Tenders for FUEL OIL Bethel, Victoria Corners, Bethe STOVE OIL for the following Sehools--Shirley, Prospect, 7 [ind OO 0 OO ny TENDERS "REACH TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA BOARD, are calling for Manchester 'School, and OO sda. Tenders will be received Ii Er = . by Thomas Sharp, Greenbank, up to January 1st, 1054. Lowest or any tender not mecessarily accepted. ' / ~ 47 HIGHWAYS A Bulldozing and Excavating OR [25 R4 LPOURT PLRRY HIS NIST E09 TOONS SAL Cats Ea Sulit the. Christmas del sano JANU ARY 8 ya 8 prder WE WI SH YOU ALL {i wi CHRISTMAS SECA ER: a NOTICE milk on FRIDAYS (DECEMBER. 26th, ny Let or on SUNDAYS (DECEMBER 27th and sufficient ahead to cover these days. A Port Perry Dairy SONIC ISAT ALB a Sas aA BEE Es Be SVS total By Hour or Contract, Free Estimatea Given. {| Tripp Construction 4 R.R. 2, Port Perry Phones: Res. 109 r 42. Office 803 TY yin SEPTIC TANS Season there will not he a THE BEST OF THE SEASON. ved thelr - talkits to make. this ser- vice: possible. : . Mr. and Mr$. 'H, Clarke of Barrie visited with Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Clarke on Satirdey. Mr. and Mrs. B. Reynolds of Port Perry visited With Mr. and Mrs. R. Reynolds on Sunday afternoon. - Mr, and Mr}. Bill Ewen, of Kirk- fleld, visited thelr uncle My, James | SAND, GRAVEL, 80D and LOAM : -- i : Cleaned by | WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR PUMP. EQUIPMENT "THE SURE WAY" ELLSWORTH KENNEDY 24 Hour Service will be pleased to serve you. ; t Phone 322W Port Perry IRWIN DeGEER for information. 6h . | . - Nov. 27, 1968; i : Dalton Riad, Sutton 2% Zr oF aX bn = ' » 1 wat Ewen qne evening recently,' Mr, and Mtb. B. Rynolds. attended the funeral of | . Jack MacLachlan, near Argyle, n Monday. Sunday : was. well attended on Sunday The usual classes were held after which a solo was sung by Maureeri Tobin, Miss A, Frise then apoke a few remarks on the record "Why. the Bells Rang" and. all had the privilege of hearing this Christ mas story of sacrifice recorded. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Clarke, of Agin. court visited on Sunday with Mr, and BELLEVILLE LIVESTOCK SALES Sales Every Thaslay commencing. at 2 i ba ST Butcher, Feed _ Pigs, (all py Veal 0% and Sales Arena yous in -------- jut Air-conditioned in Summer. Mrs. E. Butt. L] i ~ PHONE BELLEVILLE 1888 4% | BACKHOE for Trenching and Loading | HIGH-PRICED AUTOMATIC HEAT 2 "Automatic Anthracite cuts fuel bills up to HALF compared with gas or oill You don't have to pay BIG FUEL BILLS to enjoy auto. matic heat. An Automate 4: Anthracite Furnace . the finest automatic alba Ent ad 3 fel ia use monsy-sa Anthracite. CA oo esi. : / / GSI Chics ING Pt hl HL Port Perry Coal & Joo Co. ' au 289 i