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ipl ap Ao RS Sp re Se ey ae Fubvomy, " Phene Collect. 1 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THU RSDAY, AU Gu ST 17th, 1 1961 BUSINESS DIRECTORY | REAL ESTATE FARM HOMES BUSINESS LOTS MARGARET BALL ARD Realtor Sunderland, Ont. Phone 49 or 124 1. Jan. 6, "62 APEX I SERVICE Television & Radio Repairs ---08H-2282 Port Perry--Phone Leslie McDonald, Service Man Dec. 31/61 FOR - Real Estate PHONE Don S. Smith VICKERY REAL ESTATE 728-6228 OsRawa 1.6 Sept. 21, 1961 INSURANCE Policies up-to-date? Are Whatever your insurance needs your may he consult. "EMMERSON INSURANCE 985-2421 PORT PERRY "DEAD or CRIPPLED HORSES CATTLE, HOGS Removed promptly for disposal Phone Long Distance ZEnith 32800 ul our expense ED PECONL & SON ARGYLE Licence No. 69 C 61 1.5 T.F. ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing. Asphalt Siding Estimates given on all kinds of work. WALLACE Ont. EARL Port Perry Mountjoy Backhoe Service. = TRENCHES ~ DRAINS" FOUNDATIONS & SE PTIC TANKS "DUG and BACKFILLED IVAN MOUNTIOY | Blackstock, Phone 87-r-4 1.5 T.F. _GILLSON & McPHADEN General Insurance PORT PERRY - ONTARIO Telephone 985-2311 Office: Corner John & North Sts. CL. Aug. 3/61 GORESKI ROOFING Asphalt Roofing and Siding Insulation, Flatroof, Lathing, Metal Work. Phone Pori. Perry 985-2751 76 Nov. 9761" ji -------- Dead Far arm Stock . PICKED UP PROMPTLY Highest prices. pald for déad and crippled animals according to size and condition. . Kor fastest service 'avestroughing, Hampton COlfax 3-2721. MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone, Ontario License No. 116 Oct. 13, 1961 W\ SEPTIC TANKS cleaned by ! PUMP EQUIPMEN NF Have your tank checked now before trouble starts. 24 hour service, REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry. . ~ Phone 985-2226 'Jan, 11/62, = TX i ! BRUCE V. Barrister, Notary Public Apartment #5, Lakeview" Apartment Bldg, Queen Street, Port Perry. Phone 985-7163 Saturday a.m.---9 to 12 Evenings by appointment, Oct. 19, 1961 MACKEY, BA. | 1.25 OUR CRISPY Italian Pizza (Not Frozen) PREPARED TO ORDER to eat in or take oul Now at TRIPP'S SNACK tf. 985-2452 BAR Piano Tuning V. P. STOUFFER Piano technician and tuner PORT PERRY, ONT. 'hone - 985-2334 Oct. 19-1. For a perfect "MADE-TO-MEASURE SUIT tailored from the best material at the lowest prices possible, see UXBRIDGE CLEANERS and DYERS UL 2-3471, Uxbridge tf. - Y | | Siebarth's AUTO BODY SHOP (Formerly Beare Motors Body Shop) SPECIALISTS IN PAINT JOBS I'ree estimates on all work 985-2161 1.6 -Aug. 8/61 Ted Veenhof WELL DIGGING CLLEAN OUT AND DEEPENING COMPRESSOR WORK I'hone Oshawa 728-3864 Nov.? 1.26 Instant Wall Wash PRINCE ALBERT Phone YU 5-2081 - .75 Aug. 31/61 TRENCHING & EXCAVATING ESTIMATES Water, lines -- Septic beds, etc. KEN MIDDLETON Phone 985-7548, Port Perry FREE 2. Aug. 31/61 > = - -------- : . : Notice to Creditors IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EVA. MARION RAYMES, DECEASED "All persons having claims' against the Estate of Eva Marion Raymes, late .of the Village of Port Perry, in the County! of Ontario, Married Wo- man, who died on or about the 20th day of July, A.D. 1961, are "hereby notified to send to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of September, 1961, full particulars of their claims, Immediately after the-said-date the distributed among the pdrties entitled thereto, having regard only.to ¢laims. of which they shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this -| 16th day of August, 1961, ~~ ° GREER & KELLY, ir Barristers, &c., Aug. 31st * Box 181, "ug \ Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the above estate. ! Solicitor & | -| Motors South Plant; daily. Porl Perry assets of 'the said, deceased will "be la a a eh PRAY I 1% a -- ASSIFI ED Phese YUkon 5-2331 CLASSIFIED ADS & COPY MUST BE IN BY 9 a.m. WEDNESDAY FOR SALE -- A quantity of clean quart jars. Phone 9856-2118. RENT. -- Marsh for Duck Phone 985-7939. FOR Shooting. FOR RENT--7 room house in Port Perry. Hot and cold water on tap. Furnace. Phone 985-7494. FOR RENT---New six room Brick bungalow. Oil heated. Conveniently located in Port Perry. Apply Box 52 Port Perry Star. room house in garden, gar- Apply Res. 985 FOR RENT -- 17 Blackstock. Basement, age, hard and soft water. Don Forder, Port Perry. 2289. Bus 985-2562. Real Estate Union Ave., Port Perry--Spacious 3 bedroom bungalow, with all con- veniences and garage in residential area close to park and summer ve- creation. Your answer to inquiries for convenient family living. Asking $11,600 with $4,600 down. For infor- mation call Howard Forder at T28- 5107 or evenings 728-2155. RISTOW & OLSEN, REALTORS 19 Athol St. West, Oshawa "er --r ~~WANTED--House to rent by Sept. 16th. Brooklin or Port Perry district. Phone 985-2089. WANTED--Ride to work, General Please phone 985-2193. ~~ FOR SALE -- Used Frigidaire Re- frigerator, 7 cu. ft. ~ Al condition. Mrs. Gladys Archer, Phone 985-2130. FOR SALE--Ploughshares for most makes of ploughs, (Cast and ductal- Toy). PERSONAL OLD, RUNDOWN? Ostrex Tonic Tablets help "pep-up" thousands of men, women past 40. Only 69c. At all druggists. i DISCOUNT: PRICES DURING OUR GREATEST AUGUST FURNITURE SALE Smotth-Top Continehtal Beds, com- plete with legs and Headboard, --~ Reg. $89.50. Discount Price--$54. Floor Covering Wall to Wall, Dozens of Patterns, Thousands of Yards, Discount Price Per Ft.--.26c. Unpainted Bookcases -- $2.99 ! Chest of Drawers -- $16.88 Students' Desks -- $12.88 Spring Filled Mattresses, All Sizes -- $16.88 Arborite Top Desks, Drawer & Shelf Reg. $29.95. Discount Price $16.88 Discount Price from $22.00 Ed. Wilson's Discount Furniture Store 20 Church St., Oshawa - Notice lo Creditors IN THE ESTATE OF SARA EVELYN. HALL, Late of the Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, Widow. ; All persons having claims against the estate of the above named who died April 13th, 1961, are hereby no- tified to send to the undersigned on or before September 18th, 1961 full particulars of their claims. Immedi- then have notice. of August, 1961. HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Solicitors for the Allinisiabiy Aug. 31st g "Hoskins, Blackstock, phone 2: APARTMENT FOR RENT---8elf- contained living room, one bedroom, bathroem, kitchen and utility room. Phone 985-2478. TF Grain Augers 4") 11 ft.--$23.956 16 ft.--$28.50 21 ft.--$34.96 27 ft.--$39.95 Frank Hoskin, Blackstock 2 iS a Brock Motor Sales 1960 Envoy sedan 1958 Chev. station wagon V-8 AT. radio 4-door 1957 Olds. 88 automatic 1954 Pontiac sedan, very clean 1954 Ford sedan 1960 Chev. %-ton fleetside John Deere 14T PTO baler used --$695.00 Johnson 7% H.P. outboard 1960 -Scott 7% H.P. outboard: Johnson 26 H.P. outboard Elgin 16 H.P. outboard Special prices on boats, motors and: .. trailers Electric pop cooler--$50.00 Buy now and save the 3% September sales tax, - BROCK MOTOR SALES Phone 73, Sunderland, Ont. Buy now & save. Auction Sales SAT. AUG. 26th--Farm Sold Auec- tion Sale of 35 Registered Shorthorns, 3 Horses, 2 Sows, 18 Pigs, Implements and Furniture, the property of Wil- bert S. Thorn, Lot 4, Con. 10, Ops mile South of No. 7 Highway. Terms Cash. Sale at 12.30 p.m, Jack Bent, Pedigree Announcements. Wm. Wel- don and Geo. Greenway, Clerks. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. SAT., AUG. 19th -- Property Sold, Auction Sale of Furniture, the Pro- perty of Miss M. Pearson, Lilla St. North, Port Perry. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.00 p.m. Cecil Heayn, Clerk. > TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. SAT., AUG. 19th--Farm Sold, Auc- tion Sale of Farm Stock and Imple- ments, 40 Holsteins and Shorthorns, Int. Tractor, Int. Manure Spreader, Hay, Grain, Furniture, the property of Fred Hart, Lot 20, Con. 14, Man- vers Twp, 6 miles west of Omemee on County Road, or 3 miles East of Boundary. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Ward Holmes, Clerk. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer. TUES., SEPT. 14th -- Farm Sold, Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Im- plements, Holstein Cattle, McCormick B.260 Diesel Tractor, Ford Truck (1 ton), the property of Misa Vanek, Lot 3 miles North of Uxbridge. Terms Cash. No Reserve, Sale at 1.00 p.m. Gerald Graham, Clerk. REG. JOHNSON, Auetiones ately after September 18th, 1961 the i assets of the deceased will be distri- | & buted among the parties entitled |¥ thereto having regard. only to the |g claims of which the undersigned shall | ¥ DATED at Port Perry this 16th day d For Continuous Business Forms "anil machines using these -- see the Port Perry Star.. ' ; G.M.A.C. terms to suit your budget.' Twp., 3 miles West of Omemee, one |- No. 35 Hwy. on Durham and Victoria. 5, Con. 6, Scott Twp., 1 mile West and | Prince Albert Two weeks ago Sunday the congre- gation were pleased to see our pastor Rev, E, S. Linstead back in the pul- | pit after his vacation. Mrs. B. Jeffs and Mrs. C. Newnham rendered a duet accompanied by the organist, Mrs, G. Hunter. Mrs. S. Glass, Mrs. M. Pugh, and Mrs, T. Hodgins have each taken their turn in managing the junior classes. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock, Grant and Bryan attended Blackstock Decoration Sunday and were supper guests of their.cousins Mr. and Mrs. Art Hyland at Nestleton. Last week word arrived here of the passing of a former citizen, Mr. Daniel A. Lyle. The deceased was in his 86 year and had undergone successful surgery. Complications proved fatal and he died in Westakivin, Alta. Aug 2 For some years Mr. Lyle lived on the place now owned by Mr, R. Butson. He was predeceased by his wife, in Nov. 1927. The deceased is survived by two sons, William of Winnipeg, rand Ralph of Toronto, also eight { grandchildren. The remains were buried in the family plot, here, with graveside service conducted by Rev. E. S. Linstead... Bearers were. B | Smith, R. Butson, A. Harper, E. Mar- tyn, A. Jeffrey and H. Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bond and sis- ter Mrs. E. Robinson, Toronto, called on Mrs. McKerihan recently, Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. R. But- son include Mr, and Mrs. Jack Weldon, of Toronto. Company with Mr, and Mrs. Ben. Smith were Mr. and Mrs. R. Lyle, of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Don. Leslie and family of Seagrave, . Miss. Lois Feaux, Saintfield, is spending a few deys with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. F, Gibson, Grant and Bryan Beacock are holi- daying with their cousins Barbara and Neil Devitt, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. E. Martyn and family have returned from an enjoyable week at a cottage at Platten: Island. Miss Marion Davey, Niagara, is en- joying a month of vacation with her grandmother, Mrs. L. Smith and oth- er friends. Mrs. R. Somerville is home from visiting relatives in Peterboro. --o000-- The July meeting of the Women's Association was held in the evening of the 26th at the home of Mrs. Grant Hunter. Mrs. Snelgrove presided and opened the meeting with a hymn, The Scripture from Matthew 5 was read by Mrs. E. Martyn and the topic "The Community" by Mrs. Newnham. During the business period one note thanking for flowers was read. . A discussion in regard to the Port Perry Fair display. Committees for the booth to be Mesdames Wilson, -Newnham-and-Brown; ~------ mv It was agreed"we sell TYoneh at Mr. Oyler's sale in September, committee named Mdes. E. Martyn, Beacock and Smith. - Following the Mizpah benediction a sing-song of hymns was enjoyed with Eva," Myrtle-and- Mrs. Glasgow accompanying at the electric i - Group 2 served lunch. "To help you keep.a record of the Provincial Sales Tax--order a special Account- Book from the Port Perry Star -- Price $2.75. MOAR A SIERRAS PORT PERRY Sale of Text Books on: Booklists will be available Be ot ae OPENING 'Tuesday, Sept. 5th The General Course with Academic and Vocational i Options, Spécial Commerce, General Matriculation igh # fourteen optional papers of Grade Thirteen. ; Any unregistered pupils are requested to register BEFORE the OPENING of School. NOTE--The School Book Store will be open for the YPUES., AUG, 29th=11 a.m, to 3 p.m. WED,, AUG. 30--11 am. to 3 p.m. and 7 to 8.30 p.m, THURS., AUG. 31--11 a.m. to 3 p.m. : NS SANRBNNAY NSIS - SANS tate HIGH SCHOOL A at the School Baok Store = By Hee According to Secretary Sam Naples, Port Perry, Ont., the South Ontario County Tappers Association will hold 'their next regular meeting Saturday, October 28th, 1961, The members will meet at 8.80 p.m. in the office of Ben Smith, Prince Albert, Ont. Ben is (the conservation officer for this district. The Ontario Department of Lands and Forests has set the same open geason as last year for beaver--from November 1, 1961 to March 31, 1962 --in that part of the province lying south of the French and Mattawa Ri- vers. All trapping of beaver is on a quota basis authorized by the Ontario Department of Lands and Forests, and all skins must be sealed by a De- partment officer before being sold by the trapper. Trappers are advised to take their beaver in the early winter when pelts the prime and superior. The supply of beaver is no problem to most trap- pers for the animals have increased enormously in various parts of the province, so much so that in some districts they have become a/huisance. Canada's national animal is know | chiefly for his ability to cut dow, trees and build dams. He is the lgr- gest of our rodents or knawing gni- mals, resembling a large muskrat Avith a broad flat tail. The front or" in- cisor teeth are very efficient fhisels with which to gnaw down trees on the river bank. The flat tail is used in swimming and in plasteting mud in place on his dam. It ig also .used # Milt Butson is. seen removing the ing on an ice covered beaver set. AHMIK THE KING to warn his fellow workers of dene as a vigorous slap on the water can be heard some little distance, and an ° alert is sounded. The beaver is quite at home on the water and can usually handle him- self in a skirmish but if "he strays too far overland he becomes number one dish 'for a wolf or bear. Even though he gets in the hair of town- ship engineers for his mania for de- veloping ponds, he must be given a big "E" for his protection against forest fires, his waterfowl breeding and nesting areas and even the speckled trout will move in and share a pond. Nocturnal As most of the Beavers activities are carried on at night, he is not of- - ten seen at work. The industrious beaver digs up armfuls of mud from the bottom of the pond and then bal- ancing himself on tail and hind legs' staggers up the slippery side of the house where he pats and smooths the mud like plaster. This outer shell eventually freezes and becomes an impregnable barrier foiling predators and wintry blasts. / Often a tree marked for felling be- 'comes entangled in another and the beaver has miscalculated in his trig-. Infact to go through a swamp after 8 beaver colony has been set up you may find 6509 of the trees did not behave as the beaver had hoped. For' all that/ he is a most industrious ¢uss. gergnawmetry. Continued on Page 6 guard from his ice chisel before start- . . THEATRE -- UXBRIDGE #|° THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 18, 19 ] THE - PLUNDERERS JEFF CHANDLER; DOLORES HART, JOHN SAXTON Cartoon and News Next BEN Week » Tickets Available two weeks in advance at the Box Office Doors open. at 6.30 p.m, y ¥ ) gn Our Policy PICTURES SHOWING -- Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Also Saturday Matinee at 2.00 p.m. Doors open at 1.30 for Matinee. 2 Stiows Nightly from 7 to 9 and 9 till n p.m