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2 EERE RCT Wanted 10 ACRES, or more, rolling | land with water. Interested in build: ing or with existing home. Call © dufing day 297-3155 dha evenings 297-3435. (Private Buyer) or write M.G. Beer, 4171, Highway 7. Unionville, Ontario. * Help Wanted PERSON -. prepare light snacks, Sundays, private club in Raglan area. Own ftransporta tion, apply in writing to Box 453, Oshawa, Ontario. PERSONS WITH CAR, wanted for part or full time work, day or evenings, can earn up to $5.00 per hour. Phone 895-6532. ASSEMBLY OPERATORS wan. ted 18 years and over. Apply to St. Helen's Warehouse Lid., 141 Reach Street, Uxbridge. MACHINIST -- Experienced machinist required for operation of tool room, lath shaper, radial drill, shape plainer, etc. Apply Fritz W. Glitsch and Son (Canada) Ltd., 18 Dallas Street, Uxbridge, O Ontario. Work Wanted PLASTERING - Stucco Repairs, Cement work. Free estimate. Phone 985-7288. WILLIAMS PAINTING CONTRACTORS Seagrave, ont. 357-3008 Guaranteed Work T.F. SNOWPLOUGHING Phone 985.2435. Jan. 9 CUSTOM poultry killing, year around, Sunderland, 357 - 3546. (Apr. 3) SPRING CLEAN UP -- Four handymen and a truck at your disposal to clean up your base- ment, garage, property and make minor repairs to your 'home and other odd jobs. Very reasonable. Call 579-1560 or 357 3936. > SAVE GAS -- Have your engine analysed for $8.00. Call Harold Peck 986 - 4252 for appointment. TF. CAWKER BROS. .ABBATTOIR Custom Killing and Cutting Freezer Orders, cut and trimmed to your specifications. Danny Cawker Bus. 416-985-2221 Res. 705-357-3420 WHITE'S T.V ANTENNAS ROTORS TOWERS U.H.F F. Colour Aerials Serving the Port Perry Area at no extra charge. Phone Oshawa 576-5606 T.F. DEAD or CRIPPLED FARM ANIMALS Prompt Pick-up. For direct line call long distance and ask for Zenith 32800. Call Anytime [Ed Peconi & Son Woodville, Ontario Licence No. 324C-66 MISTER 1. V. TOWERS 378 King St. W., Oshawa 723-9525 T.V. Towers, Sales Service and Installation Colour Antennas, Rotors and black & white also Repairs Open 9-9 Serving Port Perry and areca tor five years Work Wanted BUILDING REPAIRS and reno vations Specializing in rec rooms, plastering and stucco work. Call 942 8336 (Mar. 6) HOUSEWORK, wanted, by day or by the week, has own trans portation. Phone 655 3829 CROFT'S DRIVING SCHOOL Call after 5 p.m weekdays Anytime week ends 852-6747 | Free ihame pick up (March di CUSTOM MADE SIGNS, carved wood design, any size. Phone 985 3627. You CAN SELL AVON full. time or part-time! As an Avon Repre senlative you can "schedule your own worRing hours. Make the most of a real earning opportun ity by selling quality producls right in your own community. Call now: Mrs. J. Cunneyworth, 149 Sheldon Avenue, Newmaret, Ontario. Phone 942 7521. CLEANING LADY, '2 day a week or | day every 2 weeks, in Port Perry. Apply Box No. 12, Port Perry Star. SNOWMOBILE REPAIRS - ALL MAKES - Scugog Small Engines Phone 985-2252 T.F. DEAD OR CRIPPLED FARM STOCK Picked up Promptly. Telephone Collect. HAMPTON 426.263 2721 (24 hour service) MARGWILL FUR FARM R.R. 5, Bowmanville Licence No. 364C.72 MCINTYRE UPHOLSTERY PORT PERRY, ONT. e RECOVERING ® REPAIRS ® RESTYLING © REFINISHING To all Upholstered Articles Vast selection of modern materials. Workmanship guaranteed. For free estimates call 985-3513 Will Give Away QUEENSLAND TERRIOR, child's pet, phone 985-7544. {March 6) Found BIG BLACK DOG with white markings on its chest. Phone Bill Colwell, 357-8515. Auction Sales REG AND LARRY JOHNSON AUCTIONEERS (20 years experience) LIVESTOCK FURNITURE SALES Sunderland 705-357-3270 WALKER-LIPTAY LTD. AUCTIONEERS LIVESTOCK-ESTATES BLOOD HORSES For bookings or Information Contact Steve Liptay, Hampton 263 2117 Bil Walker, Markham, 294 4970 a= SWAR + HIRE + BUY Auction Sales ANNIS - GAUSLIN Licenced Auctioneers Farm & Estale Sales Furniture (Modern & Antique) John Annis 942-4500 Earl Gauslin 640-3079 Feb 1 75 SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd 2 P.M. Auction Sale, Charlie E. Philp, RR. No. 1, Little Britian, Lockhead Angus complete dispersal. Kawartha Sale Barn, lust south of Highway No. 7, Lindsay. Ross Bailey Auct ioneer. Service sire, son of Hercules 10. Cows and calves, bred heifers, open heifers, 1973 calf crop. SATURDAY, MARCH 9 Auction sale of Hereford 10 Cattle, Livestock and Imple ments, MF. 165 Diesel Tractor, 8W Ford Tractor, New Holland Baler, 1973 John Deere Manure Spreader, 1970 M.F_ 8° Double Disc, Triple K Cultivator, 46 Sheep, Hay, Some Furniture. The property of Gerald Haig, Lot 19, Con. 7, Smith Township, (2! 2 miles east of Bridgenorth on Lakefield Hwy. and ' 2 mile south first tarm on Centre Line of Smith.) Terms cash, no reserve, farm sold. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer. Ward Holmes, Ed. Allen, Clerks. Reaboro, Ontario, 1705 324 9959. (March 6) Notice to Creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the matter of the Estdte of Murwin Stone, deceased. All persons having claims ag amst the Estate of Murwin Stone, late of the Village of Porl Perry, mn the County of Ontario, who died on or about the 29th day of October, 1973 arc hereby notified fo send 1o the undersigned on or before the 13th, day of March, 1974, full particulars of their claims. Immediately after the said date the assests of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled there to, having regard only lo claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED al Por! Perry, Ontario, this 11th day of February, 1974. KELLY, JERMYN & ZULY, Barrislers and Solicitors, Box 131, Por! Perry, Ontario. Solicitors for lhe above Estate. (Feb. 27) Beef producers annual meeting The Annual Meeting of the Ontario County Beef Im- provement Association was held in the Brock Township Hall. Sunderland, on Thurs- day. February 7th, 1974, at 1:00 a.m. The first speaker on the afternoon program was Mr. Walter Beath, Chairman of the Durbam Region. Mr. Beath, a Beef Producer him- self and former President of the County Beef Improve- ment Association, spoke on the development of the Ontario Beel Improve- ment Association since it was first organized in 1963. Mr. Beath served as a di- "rector of the Provincial Association from Ontario County. from 1963 until 1973, when he resigned on accepl- ing chairmanship of the new Region of Durham. During his term of office. he served as President of the Pro- vineial Association, and on a number of committees. and at the time of leaving the Provincial Association w as vincial Association was chairman of the Promotion Commitiee. Mr. Beath also spoke on Regional Govern- ment. and answered a number of questions on the work of Regional Council. Greenban January. 1971 In January. 16 ladies met at the home of Mrs. M. Lee for the first meeting of the New Year. The meeting opened with a devotional, "period led bv Shirley Lee. Velma Foster, AM. Couperthwaite, D. Hill, N. Cook and L. Ferguson. 'The new president for 1974. Mrs. W. Phair, conducted the business session which consisted of the following. Secretary's and treasu- Lindsay Presbyterial An executive meeting of the Lindsay Presbyterial United Church Women was held in Fenelon Falls on Feb. 18. The new President, Mrs. Roeske, Burnt River, opened the meeting with a poem "A New Years Wish". Mrs. English, Cannington, pre- sented the worship commen- cing with quiet music played by Mrs. Russel, Woodville. The message. The Story of Lqvye, was based on Chapter 2. the love of Ruth for Naomi closing with "She was a phantom of delight." Words- worth. Roll call, minutes and treasurer's report followed. Four hundred dollars was transferred from the expen- se account to M & S at the end of 1973 and the self determination was surpas- sed. Memorial cards can be obtained from Rev. F. Doug- lass, 85St. Clair St. Toronto. Contributions for the bur- sary fund can be sent to the Treasurer. This fund is set up to help any young man or woman going into church work. Anyone opposed to Sunday retailing should write to their local M.P. The Conference for the Bay of Quinte U.C.W. will be held in St. James St. Church, Peter- borough, on April 16 and 17, using as a theme "Canadians in Mission." The Lindsay Presbyterial are asked to set up a display on Indian Work in Canada and a committee was chosen. The Presbyterial for 1975 will be in Fenelon Falls on Jan. 29. The self determi- nation will be $23750. It was stated that if a penny a meal for everyday of Lent was set aside by United Church peo- ple we would realize $10,500.- 000.00 for World Develop- ment. Contributions of clot- hing ete. as in previous years would be very acceptable by Miss Etta Snow in Angola. Reports of Portfolio Secre- taries were given and dele- gates appointed to attend Presbyterial. A book display is available for any U.C.W. by writing to Mr. Tilley, Distribution Centre, 47 Cold- walter Road, Don Mills, stating the type of material needed. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction to meel again on May 27 in Fenelon Falls. Press Reporter, Mildred Goard Beaverton. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 27th, 1974 -- 15 Also. on the afternoon program. was Mr. Graeme Hedley. Secretary-Manager of the Ontario Beel Improve- ment Association Mr Hedley commented on the work of the various comm- ittees of the Association, and on the promotion program. He noted that a Beef In- formation Centre had been established to provide con- sumer information, and that information tours had been held for several years to provide information to the news media. Other items mentioned during Mr. vears to provide information to the .news media. Other items mentioned during Mr. Hedley's address, included transportation, health inspection. and proposals to increase the check-off. He also commented on the marketing situation during the" past several months. Mr. Gus Lask. County Director on the Provincial Association, commented briefly. on the Provincial activities. and specifically mentioned Warble Fly Control as one topic that is causing considerable congern among producers. Also. on the program; was Mr. Charles Hadden. Co- Chairman of the Farmstead Imprhvement Competition Conymitteg for the 1975 Inter- nativpal Plowing Match. Mr. Hadden commented on the purpose ol the compelition, and extended an invita- tion to interested farmers to take part The directors for 1974 are as follows: Pickering, Glen Squires. Pickering No. 1. Whitby, Bert Guthrie, -Whitby. No. 2. East Whitby, Grant Beath, Oshawa. No. 2. Reach, | Norm McLeod, Woodville. Scugog. Doug Crozier. Port Perry, No. 3. Uxbridge, Gerald Brillin- ger. Stouffville. Scott, Harvey Blackburn, Uxbridge. No. 2. Brock. Clare Sunderland, No. 2. . Thorah. Clarence Hewitt, Beaverton, No. 3. Bagshaw. Mara. John Speedie, Brechin, No. 1 Rama. Archie Gilchrist, Orillia. No. 6. Directors At Large. Gus Lask. Sunderland. No. 1. John McFadyen, Brechin, No. 1. Ron Deeth, Port Perry. No. 2. U.C.W.evening unit rer's reports were given. Correspondence was read.' Il was decided not to rent or loan the Santa Claus suit. A committee of Doris Hill, Joan Lee and MJ. Till will plan the annual skating party for community. The group agreed to cater to the Corn 'Growers Ban- quet on January 24 at 12:30 noon. Tickets were distributed lor advance sale. for the play and musical night to be held January 26at R. H. Cornish School. 1D. Hill read the 1973 bale' report. H. McKain suggested a possible project for 1974 in the form of Arts and Crafts Fair. Membership fees are 50 cents and membership cards are available from the treasurer. A tasty lunch was served by the group in charge. 1971 Executive: ast President R. Baird: President B. Phair: Vice Pres. H. McKaen: Secretary ML) Till: Assist. See. B. Gibson: Treasurer B. Stone: Piuanist B. Stone: Assist Pianist 1. Phoenix: Press Seco ML)CTill: Corr. See. VV. Foster: Visiting Committee NM Blakely, M. Foster: Audi- tors NM Rodd and MM Wagener February, 1971 The February meeting was held February 6 in the church parlours with eleven ladies present on a snowy night The group in charge of the devotions consisted of H Parish. HH Thomson. J Kerry MC Real. M. Rodd and H McKaen. They chose as their theme "Love. and opened the meeting with a reading by Helen Parrish entitled "What Counts." The hymn, Come Let Us Sig of a Wonderful Love. was sung. followed by the scripture reading from John 15.7 to 17 by Helen Thomson. Helen McKaen gave a short reading about the author of The House by the Side of the Road which included this poem. The topic given by Helen Parish was based on Faith, Love and Wisdom. The hymn, Love Divine. was sung. offering was received. Then the devo- tions were closed by Marie Real who led in prayer. A very short business ses- sion was opened by president Barbara Phair who wel- comed all. and thanked the group in charge. For inspiration to all. Barbara read a few quotes and comments by Dr. MclLure from a 1972 news clipping. and noted his com- ments. regarding his past two vears of work. might be of interest to read in the January Observor issue The secretary's and trea- SUTCE'S reports were given A request was made for camp leaders for 1971 at Camp Quin-mo-lac. Madoc. tntanro Barbara announced the Lindsay Presbytery Work Seminar being held Wednesday during February with the meeting of the 13th being changed to Thursday. February 4th This is open to any or every member of the church con- gregation or community Helen Thomson moved and Helen McKaen secon- ded that the group in charge provide Tuneh for the future meetings All were in favour of this suggestion shop every