The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

6--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, JANUARY 17th, 1960 BUSINESS DIRECTORY ~ Test T.V. & Radio Tubes FREE | NEW TEST-O-MATIC TUBE TESTER Located at BRIGNALL'S TAXI ® Open 24 hours daily e 985-7365, PORT PERRY 3"--Jan. 17 GILLSON & McPHADEN General Insurance PORT PERRY ONTARIO lelephone 985-2341 Oifice Corner John & North Sts, 1: Mar. 28/63. F. G. Croshy TRAVEL AGENT TOURS, AIR, RAIL HOTEL, STEAMSHIP UL 2-3853 or 3411 Uxbridge, Ontario 1--Jan. 31/68 COMET RADIO | REPAIR SERVICE ® Pick up and delivery ® House Radios, Car Radios ® Record Players 985-2082 7/63 INSURANCE Are vour Policies up-to-date? Whatever may be consult 1.5--Feb. vour Insurance needs EMMERSON 985 - 2421 INSURANCE PORT PERRY For Income Tax and BOOKKEEPING SERVICES see ALEX SHEPHERD Suite 17, Emmerson Motel, Phone 985-7031 Specializing in small business and farm operations. 1.5 Feb, 7 63 WES LANE PLUMBING and HEATING Wood Gar McClary I'hone 985-2473 TE. Port Perry TELEVISION REPAIRS Port Perrv--Phone--085-2282 Leslie McDonald, Service Man Dec. 31 63 Want to Buy POULTRY -- Best Prices Paid. M. Flatt R. R. 1, BETHANY Telephone 7r 13 Collect. 1" Jan. 81, LIVE FOR EXPERIENCED WORKMANSHIP in all Carpentry and Concrete work, also Aluminum doors, storms and screens installed hy contract or hourly rate Phone 985-2446 CLIFF WALSH, Port Perry 1:5--Jan, 17/63 Cash on the Spot Dead and crippled farm stock removed promptly. For fastest service call MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone, Ontario Phone Hampton COlfax 3-2721 (Collect) 1.6 License No. 149162 Mar.22/68 Fast at all Service times DEAD FARM STOCK SERVICE We pick up all farm animals Phone Blackstock 986-4861 or Zenith 32800. License #204C62 2----Mr, 7/68 Real Estate FARM HOMES BUSINESS LOTS MARGARET BALLARD Realtor Ont. Sunderland, Phone 303 1--Nov. 21/68. Notice to Creditors In the Estate of Walter Manns, late of the Township of East Whitby, Ontario, Retired in the County of All persons having claims against | the estate of the above named who died December 18th, 1962, are hereby - notified to send to the undersigned | on or before February 18th, 1963 full | particulars of their claims. Immedi- ately after February 18th, 1963, the assets of the deceased will be distri- buted among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the | claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. | Dated at Port. Perry this 9th day , of January, 1963. CLASSI HELP WANTED FOR SALE--3 pe. Chesterfield, 2 occasional chairs, 2 pair lined drapes, - tables, lamps. Phone 985-2642 or Office Manager after ¢ call 985-2240. MALE OR FEMALE I ~~ | WITH accounting exper ience for Girl's White Figure small hospital, Apply in writing Phone 985-2415. to Superintendent a THE COTTAGE HOSPITAL FOR SALE -- Hay, Alfalfa and Uxbridge, Ontario Timothy. Carl Adams, Nestleton. i; Call 986-4774 after 4.30 pm. WANTED--Home for Hound Puppy, " Phone 986-2906. FOR SALE - Skates, size 2. male. FOR SALE -- Baled Straw, Paul Diamond. Phone 985-2763, Port Pony. WANTED -- Would anyone donate 'card tables or chairs (we can mend them) for the Senjor Citizens Club in Port Perry. Please phone 986-2100. | -- | | -- FOR SALE--Clyde mare and filly. | Brooklin 656-3721, FOR SALE--Toy Terrier Puppies, | Male. Carl Adams, Nestleton. Call 086-4774 after 4.30 p.m. APARTMENT FOR RENT--Three (3) rooms and bath. Adults only. Phone 985-2179. PRIVATE SALE--3 bedroom bun galow home, situated on % acre lot. Oil heated. Combination barn, gar- age and shed, Very close to public FOR SALE--Puppies, 5 weeks old. Phone 985-2766. FOR SALE -- 8 little pigs. Phone! 4g high schools. Possession Feb. 1, 086-2962. Jan. 24} pelephone after 7.30 p.m. 985-7611. een 98 em -- Spe a-- Jan. 17 FOR SALE--10 pigs, 8 weeks old. Jack Skelding, phone 986-7470. FOR RENT -- Modern apartment, self contained, consisting of living- room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath- FOR SALE -- Purebred Yorkshire | room. Also apartment with one bed- and Crossbred Landrace and York-| room. R. A. Gibson, 985-2478. T.F. shire serviceable age Hogs; also Surge --_-- d Milker Unit, good as new; DeLaval APARTMENT FOR RENT -- 8 Separator, 800 lbs." Fred Milne} oo and path. Phone 231w2 Dlackwater. Phone Sunderland 3-r-3. Sunderland, collect. * TF. an. 24. - STORE FOR RENT--Queen Street, Port Perry. Apply John Ballard Lumber Co. 986-2491. TF PERSONAL Bachelor in forties with University education, professionally employed, non-drinker, seeks the companionship of an eligible lady of Christian char- acter>and good tastes. No objection to dependent children. Will answer all sincere letters. Write to Bachelor, WANTED TO RENT with option to buy, house with modern conveni- ences in Port Perry, by March 30th. Phone 985-7368. Jan, 17 HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Barristers, Ete., Port Perry, Ontario. Jan, 31 Box 34, % this newspaper. : . FOR RENT -- 5 room apartment, } a -- ¢ Astonishing Hy i ' + Winter Wear ¢ Clearance - up | | b | be 4 ' How Prices | THE ELIZABETH 1 SHOPPE VE SR | [LS TE A THe a Ae A Sie (% house) Private entrance. 1 mile from town. - Available now. Cal] 986-7829 after six. Jan. 17 FOR RENT--2 bedroom Bungalow in Prince Albert. All conveniences. Reply to Box 81, Port Perry Star. Jan. 17 FIED 985-2331 @ CLASSIFIED ADS. & COPY MUST BE IN BY 9 a.m. WEDNESDAY Brock Motor Sales 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne sedan 1969 Pontiac Strato-Chief sedan, 6-cyl 1966 Chev. sedan, repainted 1960 Chev. %-ton pick-up 1960 Chev. Y2-ton long box 19656 Studebaker 3g-ton New Chevrolet cars and trucks in stock for immediate delivery. Buy your new John Deere balers now, at a special winter price! 6-cyl. newly Phone 235 Sunderland, Ont. Auction Sale SAT., JAN. 19th--Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements, the pro- perty of George Hulcoop, Lot 9, Con. 12, Scugog Twp., on County Road, 8 Sale at 1.30 p.m. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer News From 0. A C. The following is a list of important events taking place at the Federated Colleges during January. January 18-19-- Students' Winter Carnival. January 22.23-- Poultry Industry School--War Memorial Hall. January 23-- Ontario Yorkshire Breeders Club-- Men's Lounge. January 24-- Meeting of Chemical Institute of Canada--Biology Bldg., 7.30 p.m. (Speaker--Dr. P. Yates, U. of T.) January 27-- Rochester University Glee Club-- War Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. January 28-- Macdonald Institute Fashion Show. January 30-31-- Ontario Fruit Research Committee, January 381-- Canadian Players present "Arms and the Man"--War Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. Further information regarding these events may be obtained from the Dept. of Publicity, Ontario Agricul- tural College, Guelph. & end of line to 50% Discount ANNUAL POPP POVPP PPP PIP "4 F. G. Christie, President. "DDD D Pen E Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery Co. The meeting of the Plot Owners will be held in the MUNICIPAL BUILDING, PORT PERRY at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 26th Check and adjust caster Inspect all tires Check and adjust toe-in MEETING Beare N. W. Heayn, Sec.-Treas. Jan, 24. POV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VY C0 Aaa aa aa a aa aa a ao aa a a aaa a oa a a 4 a aa oa a Fire e DROP IN AND PHONE CANNEL COAL The perfect fuel for your $2.25 per 100 lbs. | REESOR FUEL & LUMBER AS cp op pints . SA a wir Place PICK UP A 100 eo - Just call or write: G. S. (Stu) DUNBAR 985-7951 | 329 Cochrane, Whitby | Telephone 668-8631 Complete front end inspection wn el A Rl dsl rb sll oi Enjoy easier, safer handling and greater tire economy! EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT "SPECIAL | 1.93 Most Models Parts and Materials extra Motors Limited and camber CHEVROLET - CORVAIR - OLDSMOBILE Phone 985-7351 for service appointment How do you stop a child who is inquisitive ? You don't, You see that he gets a top-drawer education -- he so obviously has the mind for it; And it's not too difficult to get the money. If you can invest just a few cents a day, you ean afford an Investors Syndicate Educational Plan. Let this flexible and profitable plan help you pay your child's way through University, 'I'alk to the man from Investors about it very soon. jInvestors syndicato SIFY LiMiTED $i ua dA, Maed Offiess Waraisng +. Offices in Pringipgl Cv'n miles from Port Perry. Terms Cash. | { drants at Myrtle Station, I learn that | dous help to us at the Eyers fire on Whithy Township Geo. H. Vick, Chief, Whitby Twp. Fire Area #1, gave the following re- port of Fire Area #1 for 1962. We responded to 43 alarms during the year, an increase of 14 over 1961 and our total figure for losses is $15,899.00 or $56.11 per capita. Our Mutual Aid activities consisted of two calls for assistance from Brougham and two from Garrard Rd. Fort Perry responded to one call from our Department. On July 11th, our Department was inspected by a representative of The Canadian Underwriters Association. As a result, the Council has received a letter from the C.U.A. making cer tain recommendations which, in my opinion, cannot be implemented in the foreseeable future, Our 1962 inspection program was limited to School Inspections. These were carried out on October 18th and were generally satisfactory and I feel that the recommendations for im- provements will be carried out. We plan to complete our Township In- spections in 1963. Referring to the installation of hy- certain of the Ratepayers are still convinced that there is a six inch line running from Mud Lake to the Village. I suggest that in 1963 this project be further explored since water at Mynr- tle Station would have been a tiemen- November 3rd. Mr. Glen Blair, Captain Whitby Township Fire Area #2 (Garrard Rd) gave the following report for 1962. 59 calls were made during the year with an estimated damage of $36,400. There were three injuries to firemen, two with burns to hands and one with an injured back. There were three training meetings per month with each man receiving approximately 72 hours. Total 1684. Deputy Chief H. Bryan attended the Ontario Fire College at Gravenhurst Fire Inspectors Course. We held open house during fire prevention week, showed films, distributed pre- vention literature along with demon- strations, lectured at Home & School. I would also like permission to in- crease our man power to 28, being 6 new men, We have at present two vacancies made by Mr. Goodwin, our Reeve and Mr. Butler who retired for health reasons. Mr. H. S. Carter, Building Inspect- or reported that there were more building permits issued for 1962 than for 1961. (136 against 109) but of Manchester i The United Church Women mel last Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. W. Holtby for their regular meeting. Mrs, Crosier read a poem "The Coming Year" and hymn "Oh God our Help in Ages Past was sung, followed by prayer. Mrs. Mary Thompson read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Ruby 0 Council less building value Permits were is- sued for the erection of 40 homes, 4 commercial buildings, 1 ehureh and 91 for garages, additions and alterations. Suggestions for general improve- ment of drainage and fire safety re- quirements are proposed for the con- sideration of the Medical Officer of Health and Fire Chiefs for 1963. Weeds directly or indirectly were cut to the value of $2,000.00 based on a labour and mower hire cost of $3.60 to $4.00 per hour, Mr. J. Stroud, Manager of the Cs. na- RESOLUTIONS' 1. Moved that the Council of the Township of Whitby hereby names the members of the Standing Com- mittees for 1963 as follows: dian Imperial Bank of Commerce was present to wish the Council well in 1963 and offered to help the Township at any time. } BY-LAWS-- Moved that a By-law to authorize the borrowing of $260,000.00 be re- ceived, read a first and second time, referred to a Committee of the whole Council, numbered 1862 and passed, and that the Reeve and Clerk sign the same and the Seal of the Corporation be affixed thereto. Carried. Moved that a By-law to authorize an interim tax levy in the Twp. of Whitby for the year 1963 be received, read a first and second:time, referred to.a Committee of the Whole Council. Read a third time, numbered 1861 and passed, and that the Reeve and Clerk sign the same and the Seal of the Cor- poration be affixed thereto. Carried. Dates and time of future meetings 'was discussed and finalized by Reso- lution #3. D. Roberts informed Council that free ice time at the arena has been given to the School children, which in the past has been supervised by the teachers, as it is included as part of their curriculum. The teachers, how- ever, now refuse to supervise these periods. of public skating with power to act. Carried. It was agreed that Committee Meet- ing of Council be held on Thursday, January 10th at 7.30 p.m. (1) FINANCE--Dryden, Sturch, (2) ROADS-IGoodwin, Council (3) WELFARE & PROPERTY-- Sturch, Roberts. 7 (4) FIRE--Thompson, Roberts. (5) SPECIAL: PURPOSES-- Roberts, Sturch, Thompson. The first name to appear opposite the several committees shall be considered Chairman. Carried. 2. Moved that a delegation consist- ing of the Reeve and Clerk of the Township and G. E. Lofthouse and Wm, €. Manning of the Township Planning Board to wait on the .Hon. Michael Starr, to support the recom- mendations of the Planning Board Fielding read the lesson story "The Word of God in Nature". The meet- ing was then chaired by the new Pre-' Nine members | sident Mrs. Holtby. and two visitors answered the roll. Numerous "Thank You" notes were read. One hundred dollars was voted to the church, $50.00 toward caretak- ing, $20.31 owing on installation of | water in church kitchen, mise. $29.69. and all were most satisfactory. A suggestion box revealed unique ways Mrs.. Holtby, Mrs. Lamb, and Mrs. Thompson read reports of finances and means to make money in the coming year. Plans. were made to cater for the Holstein Breeders lun- cheon on Jan, 26th at twelve noon. The meeting closed : with ; theme 'and prayer and Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Crosier assisted the hostess to serve a dainty lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Rudkin, Brooklin vis- ited the latter's sister, Mrs. C. Mid- with regard to the proposed site of i a new Post Office in Brooklin. Carried 3. Moved that the Council of the Township of Whitby shall hold all re- ! gular meetings on the second and fourth Monday evenings of each month commencing at 7.30 p.m. with adjournment at 11:30 p.m. provided that unfinished business of an_auto- matically adjourned meeting «will be taken care of during the same week at a mutually convenient time and to become effective January 14th, 1963. Carried, 3. Moved that the Council of the 'Township of Whitby shall hold all re- gular meetings on the second and fourth Monday . evenings 'of ' each month commencing at 7,30 p.m. with adjustment at 11,80 p.m. provided that unfinished business of an auto- matically adjourned. meeting will be taken care of duripg the same week at a mutually convenient time and to be- gley and family one evening last week. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parker and children, Mrs. E, Budkowski and Tony | and Mrs. Angus: :M¢Lean all of Osh- | awa were guests at the Fred Brooks come effective January 14th, 1963. Carried, 4. Moved that the Council of the Twp. of Whitby do now.adjourn, Carried. Time 4:66 p.m. FORDER BROS. MEATS ® WEEK- END' SPECIALS [) 3 Th. for $100} T Bone and Wing Steak ... nN Fresh Side' Pork FREE DELIVERY AT 11:00 Phone 9852562 It was moved that this matter be 3 referred to the Special Purposes Com- mittee to investigate the supervision . Bl 3 oe A ft - - em oy a RR fw ~