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6--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12th, 1961 3 ? TE BUSINESS DIRECTORY BRUCE V. MACKEY, B.A. Barrister and Solicitor Saturdays at 9 a.m. to 12 noon Evenings by Appointment Mortgage Funds Available. At residence, Caleb St. Port Perry Phone YUkon 5-2127 Jan, 17/61 REAL ESTATE FARM HOMES. BUSINESS LOTS MARGARET BALLARD, Realtor _ Sunderland, Ont. Phone 49 or 124 Dee. 29/60. Ted Veenhot WELL DIGGING CLEAN OUT AND DEEPENING COMPRESSOR WORK PHONE Oshawa RA 8-3864 1.26 Feb. 28/61 Dead Farm Stock PICKED UP PROMPTLY Highest prices paid for -dead and crippled animals according to size and condition. For fastest service Phone Collect. Hampton COlfax 3-2721. MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone, Ontario Oct. 18, 1961 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned by PUMP EQUIPMENT Have your tank checked now before trouble starts, 24 hour service. REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry' Phone YUkon 5-2226 Jan. 14/61 Brock Motor Sales 1958 Olds. Super 88 fully equipped 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, fully e uipped , 1957 Olds. hdtp. 19556 Meteor sedan 1954 Dodge sedan 1956 Chev.: 9-pass. station wagon 1958 Chev. 1968 Chev. 19566 Chev. «44950 GMC ohn Deere 420 crawler, 5-roller, with winch and loader. %-ton pick-up 1-ton stake %-ton long box 1-ton pick-up INSURA Are your Policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may be consult EMMERSON INSURANCE NCE h} CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED ADS & BE IN BY 9 am. Phone YUkon 5-2331 & COPY MUST . WEDNESDAY < FOR" SALE -- A number of long playing records. . Further information call YU 65-2680. Jan, 12 FOR SALE Oak dining room suite of work. Port Perry YUkon 5-2421 PORT PERRY table with no-mar top, 6 chairs, buf- fet and china cabinet, silence' cloth; also Dinette set, table, 4 chairs and R 0 0 F I N G buffet. - YU 65-2314. OF ALL KINDS HOUSE FOR SALE--b rooms, 1% Eavestroughing. Asphalt Siding Esttimates given on all kinds EARL WALLACE storey home located on Hwy. 12 at Myrtle, Low taxes. Immediate pos- session. OL 5-3084, STRAYED -- From Con. 6, Reach Twp., Shetland Pony, brown, wearing halter. Reward. Fralick's Garage, Ont. Phone: 1. Mar. 9/61 a ~ - Piano Tuning V. P. STOUFFER Piano technician and tuner. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO "YU 5.2384 YU 65-7826. LOST DOG -- Large male hound, black with white chest and feet, vi- cinity of Port Perry. Answers to name of "Jigg"". YU b5-7744. FOR RENT--Furnished apartment, ground floor, heated. 3 Rooms and Television & Radio + APEX TV SERVICE Port Perry--Phone--YUkon 56-2282 Leslie McDonald, Service Man 5 bathroom, private entrance, T.V. out- let, drier, etc. Mulhollands YU B&- 2033. Jan, 19 Repairs LOST -- Female Beagle, in Green- bank area on Saturday. White, brown, | and black. Call Whitby collect MO. 8-4648. Dec. 81/60 2! : FOR RENT -- Newly decorated 4- disabled horses, éattle Dead Stock - Highest prices paid for 'dead & PETS -- Small animals removed free. RAY VIVIAN Ltd., Locust Hill Phone Markham 1160J collect or UL 2-3891, Uxbridge 24 hour - 7 day service. WE CAN PAY MORE We guarantee no animal, our company will be resold- for human consumption. _ 'I Ont. Gov. License No. 33960 room apartment in Port Perry. Laun- dry facilities. Phone collect, Sunder- land 98-r-8. nl FOR SALE -- 1956 Ford Hardtop, Red and White. Excellent condition. Good snow tires. Private sale, OL 65-4781, Hamer. - Waitress Wanted Full or Part time Apply af "| Flamingo & hogs, collected by No. 18C60 FREE We pick up within fifty of Argyle MINK FOOD Government Disposal Act Licence WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR ~~ DEAD OR CRIPPLED HORSES & CATTLE SMALL ANIMALS REMOVED Phone Woodville Zenith 32800 at our expense : WE SELL ALL TYPES OF ED PECONI & SON LTD. BOX 1, ARGYLE ? Restaurant WANT TO USE A TYPEWRITER? We have one available for rent. Call the Por Perry Stary ile radius reriivs FOR RENT -- Two bedroom, self contained." Heated. In Port Perry. Phone YU 65-2518, OS W.J. Carnegie APARTMENT FOR RENT -- On ground floor, living room, kitchen, 1 bedroom and bathroom, private ent- tf. Low Cost G.M.A.C. terms to suit your budget. BROCK MOTOR SALES Phone 7 73, , Sunderland, Ont. Buy now ow & save. 1 turnips from 38" up. large for our requirements. Browne, Stouffville 176. CASH FOR YOUR TURNIPS We will pay you cash prices for No. rance. Phone YU 5-2478. T.F. FOR RENT---Residential self con- tained heated apartment. Stove, Re frigerator, T.V. outlet, private entran- ce. Phone YU 56-2214, Monday till 'None too Morley Jan, 19 Thursday, ~ Jan. 26/ 61 by new teachers: 'were the parents Mr. and Mrs. H. ® Custom-Made Drapes the said deceased will be distributed ..® Broadloom and Rugs among the parties entitled thereto, ; having regard only to claims of which ® Drapery Rods and Tracks | they shall then have notice, ; : ® Draperies by the Yard MESSRS. GREER & KELLY, 1% @ Slip Covers and Upholstering] : Barristers, &c., ls ® Vetenian and Cloth Blinds | "*" ** Bex 18h #2 etenian ang 8 © Port Perry, Ont. Gr e Instalation and Solicitors for the above estate, 0 Measuring INTERIOR DECORATING HOWARD VICE, Prop. Foals Poultry | Farm n Lad needs breed. ; z : wi f Port Perry, 926 SIMCOE ST. NORTH | You can receive as high as 15t. pas dozen have your eggs picked up OSHAWA at your farm. If you have or can RA 5-3144 Notice fo Creditors IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK THOMAS PHIPPS, DECEASED All persons having claims against the Estate of Frederick Thomas Phipps, late of the Township of | Reach, in the County of Ontario, Gent- "| Teman, who died on or about 1st day | ¢ of January 1061, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or before | room apartment. Private entrance, Tire Store. Phone YU 65-7946. floor apartment, Residential; YUkon 56-7938 after six. - APARTMENT TO RENT --2 bed- All conveniences. Above Western Apply John Ballard, TF FOR RENT -- 2 bedroom ground onveniences. Self contained. Phone Feb. 2 Ii the 16th day of Feb, 1961, full par- ticulars of their claims. Tmmediate- ly after the said date the assets of low prices. first with Uxbridge Co-Op. ULster 2-3321 or ZE 8-4180, no charge, 1 FERTILIZER--Top quality at low- Before you buy check Jan. 19 -| Ready for oven or freezer, delivered, BRUCE MILLER, Prince Albert |1, Dee. 20/60 FRESH MILK FED CAPONS 12 months of the year, Phone Port Perry YU 65-2480 Ew facilities dor 300 or mare hens Fob. 16/61 and Mrs. David Holman and girls, 'Scarborough for the holiday dinner. Auction Sale THURS, JAN. 19th -- Farm Sold, Auction Sale of 40 Herefords, 30 Hogs, 1957 Buick, M.H. Tractor, Threshing Machine, Implements, Hay, Grain, Furniture, the property of Fred Gilson Estate, Lot 15, Con. 3, Mariposa Twp.," 2 -miles South of Little Britain. 'Terms Cash. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Sale at 1.00 p.m. Wm. Weldon and Geo. Greenway, Clerks. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. Notice fo Creditors IN THE ESTATE OF ROSS EDGAR SANDISON, Late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ontario, Trucker All persons having claims against the estate of the above named, who died December 19th, 1960, are hereby noti- fied to send to the undersigned on or before February 6th, 1961, full parti- culars of their claims. Immediately after February 6th, 1961, the assets of the deceased-.will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which the Undetsigned shall then have- notice. Dated at Port Perry, this 3rd day of January, 1961. HARRIS HARRIS & WALLACE, Solicitors for the above Estate, Jan, 19 Port Perry, Ontario Prince Albert At church on Sunday Rev. E. S. Linstead delivered a worthwhile ser- mon. Holy Communion . was passed by two of the elders,- Mr. E. McCrea and Mr. F. Vickery. Sunday School featured -a special promotion when several girls and -«|-boys-passed-through the gate-_to- ad- vanced classes. Rev. Linstead voiced encouragement to the staff. Supt. Mr. E. Marytn also expressed grati- tude. The following pupils were met Ken Brown, E, Heayn, L. Forester, C. Williamson, J. Hunter, (C. Wilson not present) J. Love, B. Brain, P. Heard, W. May, A Shaw, B. Heayn, J. Hope, C. Shaw, V. Heayn, L. Hope and D. Timbers. Needle and thread are a must at the quiltings held at the Newnham house. ) The following folk were invited out or entertained: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hunter, Mr. and Mrs." A. Robertson ate with their daughter and son Mr. and Mrs. G. Hunter and family. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker, Sea- grave, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martyn, Mr. and Mrs. A. Martyns, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wanamaker and son, with Mr, and Mrs. E. Martyns. - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peel's guests Peel and grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Joe Peel all of Port Perry, and Mrs, Wm, Hamilton, Uxbridge. Mr, and Mrs. E. Huntley spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. B. Hands- comb, all of Whitby. Miss F. Holman had her nephew Mr. _ Mrs, Collins enjoyed dinner with lan, as also did Mrs. Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamaker. and Bill, Seagrave with Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacocks. y Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hughes, Osh- awa, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, E. Huntley. Speedy recovery is wished Mrs, B. Snelgrove who: is a surgery patient President---Mrs. A. Deering Vice-Pres.--Mrs, Russell Batten Secretary--Mrs. Lindsay Death Treasurer--Mrs. Russell Richardson Pianist--Mrs. N. Anderson. Supply Sec'y--Mrs. Wm. Gardner Glad Tiding Sec'y--Mrs. Ray Graham Home Helpers Sec' y--Mrs. 'Raymond Taylor in our local hospital. Mrs. B, Jeffs is holidaying in the warm temperatures of Arizona for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Gostick, of Claremont visited at the home of her daughter Mrs. Pugh, on Sunday. Prince 'Albert W. A. The December meeting of the Wo- man's Association was held in the Church Parlor on the afternoon of Tuesday, the 20th. The prettily de- corated tree added much to the Christ- mas spirit. Mrs. Smith opened the meeting with Hymn 50. Mrs, Pugh read the Secrip- ture lesson from Isaiah 9th chapter and Mrs. A. Brown the Topic "The Promised Light". "During the business period a thank- you letter from Sec'y of Church Bd. of Stewards was read. Also. verbal thank-you for box of fruit: Mrs. Vance of the nominating committee reported. Report was adopted. Mrs. Smith on leaving the presi- dents chair, thanked all for their co- operation, Our new president, Mrs, Snelgrove now took over. Welcome & Welfare Sec'y--Mrs. A. Fisher C.G.L.T. Leader--Mrs. R. Batten . Explorers Leader--Mrs. Fred Daw C.0.C. Leader--Mrs. Raymond Taylor The meeting closed with prayer by Mr. Perry. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess and a social half hour 'enjoyed. : Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ashton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sutherland of Utica on Sunday. Brian Wright, of Oshawa, spent the holidays at the home of Mr, and Mts, Russell Batten. Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Purdy, of Tor- onto visited relatives here on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Allan' Walsh and fa- mily, of Port Perry, and Mrs. Louie Cassady of Brooklin spent New Year's Day with Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Fisher. Following Benediction, Mrs. Snel- grove read avery appropriate Ohtst. mag article and also favored with a lovely piano instrumental. ~~ Her group, No. 8, then served.lunch. Officers for 1961 Past Pres.--Mrs. B. Smith President--Mrs. Snelgrove 1st Vice-Pres.--Mrs. Pugh _ 2nd Vice-Pres.--Mrs. Vance Secrétary and Asst.--Mrs. Luke and Mrs. A. Brown. Treasurer and Asst.--Mrs. N. Wilson and Mrs; E. Martyn - Missionary Supt.--Mrs. Hunter Parsonage Rep.--Mrs. Love Hospital Rep.--Mrs. Pugh "Fruit and--Flower- -Committee--Mrs. -- McKerihan, Mrs.- Smith, Mrs. Luke. ; Visiting Committee--Murs, Beiaitenn Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Beacock; Mrs. Somerville. ASHBURN Sunday School 'and church services were held in Burn's: Church on Sunday Jan. 8th at 10.15 and'11.80 am. Mr. Wm. Perry chose for his subject 'Only One Life to Live". The Junior choir with Mrs. BE. "Humphrey as leader and Mrs. H. Bath: at the organ san "Je- sus Wants Me for a. Sunbeam". The annual congregational meeting will be held on Friday evening Jan, - by Mrs. her son Mr. and Mrs, L, Collins, Rag- 20th at 8 o'clock. ~~ The monthly meeting of the W. M. 8. was held at the home of Mrs, Edgar Heron on Wednesday, Jan, 4th at 2.16 p.m. with an attendance of seventeen. The meeting opened with the pre- sident Mrs. A. Deeming reading "A Creed for the New Year". Hymn "God of Mercy, God of Grace", was wi gy Scripture lesson was read ussell Batten and prayer by Mrs. A. Deeming, Mrs. Walter Knight gave an inter- esting 'talk on the first chapter of our Study Book. The following.officers for 1981 were installed by Mr. Wm. Perry. 'THEATRE -- UXBRIDGE pn FRIDAY. & SATURDAY 3 JANUARY 12th, 13th, 14th Se Ei = | : : IE Seal MARILYN Cartoon and News 5 MONROE, Doors open at 6.30 p.m, Our Policy * PICTURES SHOWING -- Wrbn) Friday. & Seturday,. q PEN Also Saturday Matinee at 2.00 p.m. Doors open at 1.30 for Matinee. - 2 Shows Nightly from 7469 and 9 till 11 pm. 8, 1 retrospect to recall what we considered Last Wed. evening 18 ladies from the Head along with Mrs, Ashton, spent a very enjoyable evening at the home of Leona Barry, when they met for the. first W.A. of the year. During the Devotional Deriod the Opening hymn, Scripture selection and Story were paricularly appropriate for suggesting "Hope" for the beginn- ing of the New Year, as it was the "Ninety and Nine", The story depict- ing the black sheep of the family told how a sister (Elizabeth Capane) mour- ning her Brother's fate, was inspired to write a poem which later, under unusual 'circumstances, became the well beloved hymn. * Lotlerg of appreciation were read from the Scott Mission and individuals for the Christmas remembrance, [Reta Rodman reported that 'at least $513.00 had been realized by the Hosp- ital Doll Draw. "A Supper, weather permitting, will" be held Jan, 27 in' the Tea-room, If this is not possihle, each family 1s re- "| quested to donate a $1. as a substitute. Marie Healey presented a "Medical" contest which resulted in much guess- ing as we found our knowledge was very much limited. 'Reta Reader and Leona Barry were requested to choose a Memorial Gift which was donated at Centennial time by the Cliffs' and Willis', Bonnie Gerrow read 2 contrasting readings. "Five Thoughts for the New Year" resulted in grave faces but "Pleasures of Living in the Country" brought forth much mirth. : It was decided with some misgivings to confine- our lunches to one item with beverage. Surprisingly it proved quite satisfactory when the depleted fare appeared. If anything, it seemed to improve our sense of humor. The evening closed 'on an air of secrecy as we drew names for a "My- stery Sister", for 1961. It was your correspondent's pleasure this week to receive appreciation letters from Mr. Will Shaddick of Pawpaw, Ill; and Mrs, Geo. Sweetman of Toronto, Both recalled: pleasures of the Centennial and desired hope for the future, Tho' Mr. Shaddick was hospitalized upon reaching Port Perry he is now in excellent health again. His memory is extremely keen in his reminiscing of Island days 70 years ago as a boy of 8 and 9. years. Mrs... Sweetman, who gave so many years of her life to. the Island will always hold our interest and respect. We are therefore pleased to report her health as favourable again. Congratulations to" Mrs, Burnham and Mr, C. Hardy who have finally decided to share companioinship in matrimony. At present they are vaéat- ioning in Florida. We wish for them ° many more years of .comfort and happiness; "Inthe roll call "wo were like the| god, Janus, required to look ahead in planning an answer but backwards in an accomplishment of 1960. The ans- wera could be classed as materialistic physical, mental and spiritual. Bra ty coe ee ee SUSI LN "Our" Sh "reach your "prospective buyers: right in your community When you present your merchandise through the columns of the Port Perry Star 'you 'have a tireless salesman 'working 'for 'you. i 4 3 . 'WITH A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Home Improvement Loans are available thiough :your bank under the National Housing Act for alterations and repairs to the exterior or interior -- ofa home and fora wide. variety of-otherimprove- ments, You' 'may borrow up to $4,000 with up to . ten years to repay. These loans are also available to the owners of rental properties. mW A FARM. IMPROVEMENT LOAN "Farm Improvement Loans, backed bythe Domin. 'fon' Government are available from your bank-- up to $7,600 at five per cent simple interest and Up to ten years to repay: ; ' These loans. cover the, purchase of all types of farm equipment and' imptovement to the 8 Jar _ house and farm buildings. AREER NEAL = = WITH A SMALL BUSINESS LOAN Enquire about Governmerit. backed: loans 'for improvements: to/small business 'establishments through the chartered banks--up to $25,000 and up to ten Janis) io repay. Aa