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how DN L ny TE FL | Fo RJ SAY 1 " loom throughout except kitchen - Many other extras.. farms or just farms. Manchester -- Attractive 3 "bedroom, 2 storey, frame house with stone front on % acre lot plus separate dining room, oil heating, bathroom, tile floors, storms and screens, nicely de- corated. Down $3,000 with easy terms. 1) 2 bedroom frame house, hot and cold water, oil heating, bathroom. Close to downtown, on large lot. Newly decorated. Down $3,000 with easy terms. Comfortable 2 bedroom frame house, hot and cold water. New A/C oil furnace, bathroom, close to school. Asking $5,500 -with $2,000 down, easy terms. Large attractive 3 bedroom bungalow on nicely landscaped lot, electrical heating,' broad- and bathroom, white french- provincial cupboards, exit to walk ,out patio from living room, separate dining - room, large recreation room, garage. Down-- $5,000 with easy terms. Good possibilities 4 bedroom 2 storey frame house with 14 acre, large sun-porch 1% bath. Good location close: to school. Down---$3,000 with easy terms. Call us for lots and dairy MARION HOPKINS Local Red. 985.7215 FRED BROOKS 985-7168 and address or initials are dL an & papers beautiful raised lettering, The impression is dignified, and oh so charming; yet the cost is very low. Choose your personalized etationery, dinner napking cocktail hapkins, coa matches and playing cards from the many available styles you'll see in the Personalized "Just for You" : , sample book. PAB. They make wonderful gifts for family and friends too. J PORT PERRY | SUNDAY, JANUARY 15th -- | Rev. R. Batten - Rev. I. MacLean Auction Sales RE AUCTION SALE of the Estate of Mr. H. V. BATEMAN, 410 "Athol St. E., Oshawa, will bes. | held at Stirtevants Auction Hall| 33 Hall St, Oshawa on SAT, |i} Kelvinator |' refrigerator, Ace washing ma-|} chine, R.C.A. Victor television, |} JAN. 14 at 1 p.m. lamps, chesterfield suite, com- drawers, vanity, twin beds, li- of glass dishes, electric drill, bench with vise, Martin 60 out- board motor, garden tools, 'car- penter tools, many more articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. MYLES KING, Auctioneer, Ph. 725-3039, Oshawa. Please Check Your Label THE CHURCHES CHURCH OF ASCENSION. ANGLICAN - Rev. R. C. Rose EER Minister = SUNDAY, JANUARY 15th -- EPIPHANY II. 9:45 a.m.-- Holy Communion. «Church School. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18th 10:00 a.m.-- Holy Communion. ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JANUARY 15th -- EPIPHANY II. ' 11:15 a.m.-- Morning Prayer. PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 15th -- 11:00 a.m.--Morning Worship. -10:00 a.m.--Sunday School. PRINCE ALBERT -- 2:00 p.m.-- Church Service 1:00 p.m.-- Sunday Scohol. ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A. Minister SUNDAY, JANUARY 15th -- "10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.-- Sundoy School. Monday Jan. 23, Annual Business Meeting of Congregation at 7:30 p.m, with a Pot Luck Supper at 6:30, PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa Sts.) IC. Bowie, Pastor . 9:45 a.m.--Family Bible Schoo 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 1 p.m.--Evening Service United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE "Rev. George Teskey ~~ .. SUNDAY, JANUARY 15th -- 10:00 am, --SCUGOG, | {15 a.m.-- MANCHESTER, 1:15 p.m. -- PROSPECT. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 16 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting IT'S NOT TOO LATE T0 ANSWER YOUR CHRISTMAS SEAL LETTER bination wardrobe & chest off" 'brary table, writing desk, re- i cord player, 2 chrome suites, 80 piece set of dishes, 32 piece set |! sander, saws with motors, work | 48 The above pictures taken Ar aa Ee a ea EE a A. ' f fa -. 5 ' 4 ) 2 Ea a a a a Fy LE | a Ingenuity And Hard Work w at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jarvis, R.R. 2, Seagrave, Tuesday afternoon, is a de- finite proof that being winners of the Province-wide Farm .Im- provement Centennial Competition was indeed well deserved. The top picture shows the large 11-room dwelling covered with Wag on . 533 First Prize! a light pastel green aluminum siding, and the bottom picture shows the large barn, measuring 64' x 144' also completely covered by white aluminum. To give an indication of the dif- ference before and after, a picture of the barn before renova- tion is inserted in the top right hand corner of the barn. And, what a difference! 'Minutes of a regular meeting of Council of the Village of Port Perry, held in the Muni- cipal Office on Wednesday, December 28th. DEPUTATIONS: _ Mr. Peter Crawford, the town foreman appeared at Council meeting. (a) The Earth drill being away for repairs is holding up the Ballard and Podres water services. oh : (b) If he is to check on the "well drillers from time to time' to see what progress is being 'made. . fT Council felt that this should be in order. (c) Mr. Crawford stated that all the men are not required, and which ones should he lay off. ' It was left with the foreman to retain the mien he thought would be the most use to him. (d) Mr. Crawford asked if the town men are to _instal the nlough and sander on the new truck, or if it is to be done by 'omeone else. : The Clerk was instructed to ook up. who installed the ~ander and plough on the pre- "ent truck. 'sy *¢ Van Camp Contracting will be ploughing the snow in a dnwn town area of Queen "treet this year. Tt was left with Mr, Crawford tn "aye this work done by "Tan Mamp Contracting. =~ "nuneil felt that a man should HELP FIGHTUTB | "a Wired who is canable of tak- ing rharge if the foreman hap- pens to be sick or off duty. RESOLUTION--That 'the Cor- poration of the Village of Port Perry advertise for a man to be}- assistant to the Town foreman (capable of driving truck, op- erating backhoe, ete. or willing to learn). } Mr. Walter Sonley appeared at Council meeting stating that he would like to resign as building and sanitary inspector, but would carry on until some- one else is appointed. Council requested . that * Mr. Sonley, put his resignation in writing, and the Clerk was in- structed to contact thé County Health Unit 'to see if the Sani- tary Inspector is required or if the Health Unit will take char- ge of this duty. The following statement of Accounts was authorized for payment, . § General Department 41,556.78 Street Maintenance 704.50 Truck & Tractor... 366.22 Property & Parks... 99.72 Relief Dept. ......... 35.40 Waterworks Dept... 1,351.51 $44,114.13 Port Perry Community Memorial Recreation Centre Centennial Project 'Addition $23,776.99 RESOLUTION -- That Inter- national Watefr Supply Limited account of December 13, 1966 in the amount of $2671.50 be paid. Letter from the O.W.R.C. PORT PERRY COUNCIL NEWS dated December 16, 1966 Re Winter Works Incentive Pro- gram. i "This will advise that the ap- plication for Winter Works Subsidy for your 'Project No. 66- W-162 has been authorized as Winter Works Project No. O- 567 for the testing of well site as of December 8th, 1966. Letter from District High School Board dated December 21, 1966 with cheque for$673.94 re interest .on prepayment of High School Levy. A buildidng permit was is- sued to Mr. Grant Jeffrey 88-89 Major Street two apartments. The upstairs apartment .must have an outside fire escape and local regulations to be adhered to. County Health Unit to be notified. -- Statement of Fines for Nov- ember 1966, $282.00 Municipal Share $117.97. RESOLUTION -- That the Reeve and Clerk be hereby au- thorized to sign the debenture in the amount of $147,000.00 re Public School Addition and in accordance with by-law 1445 which is being sold to the Ont- ario Education Capital Aid Program, Mr. Charles Brignall Junior appeared at the Councfl meet- ing to discuss Ambulance Ser- vice Agreement and amend: ments required in subsidy. MOTION--It was moved by R. A. Kenny, seconded by Bruce F. Bearé that the Ambu- lance agreement be amended & signed by the Reeve and Clerk. On motion meeting adjourned. 4 o) i a Handicraft Guild An enjoyable afternoon was A spent at the home of Mrs. Louise Patterson, when twenty- four members, and friends, of the Handicraft Guild, met for the Christmas meeting. The President Mrs. Patterson ] presided & opened the meet- ing by all repeating "The Lord's Prayer". Visitors. were cordi- ally welcomed. Correspondence included a letter from the Craft Centre in Montreal, regarding entry -of crafts, for the World's Fair. As our organization is grow- ing, meeting places for the fu- ture were discussed, also a dis- cussion was held concerning a centrally located- room, where crafts might be sold. Members are asked to- give some thought to these matters. A special feature of the af- ternoon was the demonstration on icing cakes, presented by Mrs. Ben Smith. This proved most informative. Many crafts were on display --weaving, fancy aprons,. a smocked dress, rugs, etc. The January meeting will be held at Mrs. Allen Martyn's home, at Prince Albert, Jan. 11, Refreshment committee com- prise--Mrs. Grant MacDonald and Mrs. Sam_Cawker. Mrs. Laurent Hutton, and Mrs. Joe Tripp, convened the social part of the afternoon. 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