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6--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS. JANUARY 24th, 1963 - BUSINESS DIRECTORY COMET RADIO | REPAIR SERVICE ¢ Pick up and delivery ® House Radios, Car Radios ® Record Players 985.2082 INSURANCE Whatever your Insurance needs may be consult 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 Gar Wood --- MecClary Phone 985-2173 TI. Port Perry Apex TV Service TELEVISION REPAIRS Port Perry--Phone--986-2282 Leslie McDonald, Service Man Dec. 31/63 Want to Buy LIVE POULTRY -- Best Prices Paid. M. Flatt R. R. 1, BETHANY Telephone 7r 13 Collect. 1"--Jan, 31, 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.22/63 John Megans Fast at all Service times DEAD FARM STOCK SERVICE We pick up all farm animals Phone Blackstock 986-4861 or Zenith 32800. License #204C062 2--Mr. 7/63 "F. G. Croshy TRAVEL AGENT TOURS, AIR, RAIL HOTEL, STEAMSHIP UL 2-3853 or 3411 Uxbridge, Ontario 1--Jan, 31/68 FARM HOMES BUSINESS LOTS MARGARET BALLARD Realtor Sunderland, Ont. 1--Nov. 21/68. Phone 303 GILLSON & McPHADEN General Insurance PORT PERRY - ONTARIO Telephone 985-2341 Office Corner John & North Sts. 1: Mar. 28/68. ---- a a -e-e"'"_. re -- NGI Ts a HELP YOUR RED CROSS Notice fo Creditors In the Estate of Walter Manns, late of the Township of East Whitby, in the County of Ontario, Retired 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, 1968, 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. HHARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, Barristers, Ete., Jan, 31 Port Perry, Ontario, 1963 Ods. sedan, fully equipped 1961 Chevrolet Biscayne sedan 1959 Pontiac Strato-Chief sedan, 6-cyl. 1 1956 Chev. sedan 6-cyl., newly repainted 19566 Olds. Super 88 sedan 1960 Chev. %-ton pick-up 1960 Chev. '%-ton long box 19565 Studebaker %-ton New Chevrolet cars and trucks in stock for immediate delivery. Buy your new John Deere balers now, at a special winter price! Phone 235 Sunderland, Ont. Bae ee SE Sibe Swit Tenders Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned for supplying fuel oil #65 for the Uxbridge High School. 60,000 to 75,000 gallons. Tenders will close February 2, 1968. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Cen- tral Ontario District High School Board, N. Alexander, Sec'y-Treas. Box 340, Uxbridge. FABULOUS FURNITURE BARGAINS DURING OUR MOST EXCITING JANUARY - FURNITURE SALE SMOOTH--TOP QUALITY Mattresses, All slashed in Price from .........ccouuu...... $14.63 Arborite Top Step Tables Slightly marked .................. $4.63 Floor Coverings 6 x 7% squares While they last ..........ieo....... $1.97 Continental 'Beds, spring filled, Single sizes complete ........ $24.00 Unpainted Desks ......cooveruennnn.. $11.88 Chesterfield with Foam Cushions ....ccccovvvvvrerneinernnnns $63.00 WILSON FURNITURE CO. 20 Church St., Oshawa ADVERTISERS DEADLINE! We ask our advertisers to take note of these times:-- Display advertising to be in by 2 p.m. on Tuesday of each week. Classified advertising accepted until 9.30 a.m. on Wednesday of each week. Your co-operation in bringing your copy to us early will enable us to get your "Star" to you on time. F. G. Christie, President. SLi y SURE RE ® Phone Jan. 24 FOR SALE -- 8 little pigs. 986-2962. FOR SALE -- Purebred Yorkshire and Crossbred Landrace and York- shire serviceable age Hogs; also Surge Milker Unit, good as new; DeLaval Separator, 800 lbs. Fred Milne, Blackwater. Phone Sunderland 3-r-3. Jan. 24. FOR SALE --b young sows, farrow- ing soon. Blackstock 986-4826. FOR SALE--Muscovy Ducks, live, Phone 986-2786. SPECTACULAR SAVINGS DURING WILSON'S JANUARY FURNITURE SALE Frieze Platform Rockers .......... $28.63 b Pce. Chrome Kitchen Suites....$27.63 Clearout of all 1962 Model Baby Carriages ........ from $19.63 Famous Therapedic 9 Channel Mattresses, Nationally Ad- vertised at $89.60, Now less than % Price .............. Decorator Pillows, Cheer Up ) Your Living Room Suite... .63¢ Chrome Kitchen Chairs from.... $3.63 3 Pce. Bedroom Suites from... $87.00 Spring Filled Mattresses As Low as WILSON FURNITURE CO. 20 Church St., Oshawa teeerssnsersarsiserencanse FOUND -- Wrist watch. Owner may have same if property is identi- fied and this ad paid for. If not claimed within 30 days finder may claim same by paying for this ad. Port Perry Police Dept. 9865-2585. FOR RENT -- Modern apartment, self contained, consisting of living- room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath- room. Also apartment with one bed- room. R. A. Gibson, 985-2478. T.F. APARTMENT FOR RENT -- 3 rooms and bath. Phone 231w2 Sunderland, collect. TF. STORE FOR RENT--Queen Street, Port Perry. Apply John Ballard Lumber Co. 985-2491. TF PORT PERRY -- On the corner of Simcoe & Queen Sts, a picturesque white bungalow with modern kitchen and large living room with L shaped dining area. F.H.A. oil heating, gar- age, situated on 1% acre. Beautifully located. Ideal for retirement. HUNTING CAMP -- 186 acres of woods and bush with 25,000 Christ- mas trees planted from 4 to 7 years old. 6 room home with hydro, good basement, barn and garage; on hwy. 6500 in the Highlands of Haliburton, Listed at $6,900. Good terms. 46 ACRES--on the 4th concession North of Ajax, 7 room home built with beautiful Credit Valley stone, 2 natural fireplaces, Completely en. closed sun-room with air conditioning unit. 2 barns with underground hydro and water. 25 apple trees, pears and plum. FARM FOR SALE--100 acres closo to Oshawa--excellent potato and beef cattle farm, paved road, $18,900. with $5,000.00 down, For full particulars call 723-1121 GUIDE REALTY LIMITED, Realtors, 16 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa Open daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Feb. 7 Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery Co. ANNUAL MEETING The meeting of the Plot Owners will be held in the MUNICIPAL BUILDING, PORT PERRY at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 26th N. W. Heayn, Sec.-Treas. Jan, 24. SCUGOG ~ NEWS We are so pleased to report bright- er days for the Fralicks. Little Dale Fralick had a very successful opera- tion in Toronto and is now able to re- turn to her home. After 2 mos. in the Oshawa Hospital, Cecil has had the apparatus removed from his head. Tho' somewhat uncomfortable, it should give him more hope that he is making progress and eventually will have his body restored. On Jan. 9, the Head U.C.W. met at the home of Joyce Heayn. We were very glad to have Mrs. Earl Heayn with us again. There were 16 ladies present. It was necessary to keep our meeting from dragging as our president, Marie Healey, is now a business girl with G.M.C. and has many duties to perform. During the Devotional period, Ruth Heayn read the Scripture from Colos- sians and I John. The main thought being "God is Light". Helen Redman conducted the meditation and conelud- ed that God's creativity still continues. Reta Wilson read a story--"The knock at the door". Tt represented "Joy" which was analysed so that J stands for Jesus, Y stands for you and the O links Jesus with you. A memorial prayer was offered in memory of our recently deceased member and secre- tary, Leona Barry. The roll call was "What [ got for Christmas" or a new year resolution, Betty Reader kindly consented to take over the secretarial duties of the late Leona Barry. Christmas correspondence as read included notes of appreciation and en- couragement from former friends or shut-ins who had received gifts or cards. We were particularly pleased to hear from Rev. Joblin and Mrs. Ferrier of Beeton. : Reta Wilson presented much amuse- ment. in her readings of "Reflected Glory" and "How Green Is My Virus!" Ruth Heayn found a puzzler in a Reader's Digest When she asked us to write down 3 letter~words which could be applied to suggested 3 meanings. Marie Healey had 2 selections of ap- propriate humour in "When morning Conies" and "I'm Fine, Thank You". Three dates were drawn to our at- tention, Jan. 21--An executive meet- ing in St. Stevens of Oshawa; Jan. 283 -- The Mystery Sister supper in Grace Church of Scugog; Feb. 12 The Annual Fres'y meeting in Bow- manville requesting the presence of 4 delegates. While we awaited a lunch of pie and ice-cream Reta Wilson had us list all the business places on Port Perry's main street. We were surprised to name over 60 places, CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED ADS. & COPY MUST BE IN BY 9 a.m. WEDNESDAY On Wed, evening of Jan. 16 a small group of 16 met in Grace Church base- ment to represent the congregation of the Scugog church. We missed Cecil I'ralick who is always present upon these occasions. The Don Croziers also were unable to attend because of their journey to Florida the next day. Rev. Gilbert opened the meeting with prayer. Following the reading and adoption of the 1962 minutes, Rev. Gilbert gave the statisticai report for Scugog, 1962. There were 7 baptisms, 3 marriages and 6 funerals. The membership stood at 133, Mrs. Geo. Edgar and Mr. Robt. Prentice having been removed by death. There was some discussion and explanation re the records and register for Commun- ion and Membership. Reports from the various organiza- tions were duly presented and adopted. Most of the boards remain the same as of the previous year. Mr. Robt. Cawker was elected to become a trus- tee in place of Mr. Geo. Smith who has become an adherent of another church. While the meeting was being con- cluded, several ladies served a light lunch. Recently we had a lovely shower in the township hall to honour Leona Goose and Delbert Charles upon the occasion of their recent marriage. We are glad to hear that Rev. C. C. Gilbert is feeling much hetter than he was last week. It has been drawn to our attention that the M. & M. Committee for Scu- gog United Church has a new scheme for this year in order to give their department a boost and get people more interested and conscious of this important field of endeavour. Here is their plan which requires your atten- tion and co-operation: -- On Tues,, Jan. 29 at 2 p.m. we are requested to meet at Grace United Church for a sale called "Four in One", which in- cludes baking, afternoon tea, Christ- mas decorations, and personal items. In the meantime we are requested to check our storage places in search for articles not in present use, but which may be appreciated by someone else. These may be left at Grace Church or the home of Mrs. Nelson Reader. Anyone wishing articles picked up please phane Mrs. Victor Aldred, Mrs. Murray McLaren or Mrs. Nelson Reader. If your cupboards and at- tics are bare, you will still want to donate something so you may apply your skill in baked goods. This ven- ture should prove very interesting and helpful. -- Manchester This community was shocked and saddened to learn of the sudden pass- ing on Monday morning of Mr. Geo, Leach. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Mrs. Harry Thorne, Oshawa was with-her sister Mrs. W. W. Holtby on the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fielding, Port Perry visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Donnelly on Sunday. Mrs. Jas. Torrens, Kingston, spent a few days with her mother, Mrs. Frank Johnston last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Munro, Whit- by visited his parents, Mr .and Mrs. W. D. Munro on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Terry Cleverton and children of Uxbridge were Sunday guests of her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Midgley and family. PICKARD HARDWARE WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATION JAN. 30 to FEB. 6 DURING THIS PERIOD for C.N. Express Calls PHONE FRANCIS LEVECK -- 985-7955 for Furnace Service PHONE F. OLSEN -- 985-2260 TENDERS WANTED The Corporation of the Township of Cartwright are calling for tenders for a pick-up truck. Specifications and Tender Forms available from the Township Office or from Road Superintendent, Merlin Suggitt, R. R. 2, Nestleton. A 1955 ¥; ton pick-up truck to be used as trade in. Tenders must be made on "Township Tender Forms. Closing date for tenders 12 o'clock noon on Feb. 5, 1963. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ey Se Le i TOWN HALL, CLARENCE HEWITT, President. ANNUAL MEETING Ont. County Hoy Producers' Assoc. will be held in the BEAVERTON -- ON -- Tuesday, January 29th SPEAKERS -- James Boynton, Secretary-Manager, Hog Producers' Marketing Board Clare Curtin, Zone Director, Hog Producers' Marketing Board Eldred Aiken, Chairman, Hog Producers' Marketing Board The purpose of the meeting is to conduct the proper business of the annual meeting of the Ontario County Producers' Association, to elect officers and voting repre- sentatives. 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