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ENE i pe, Jy fh jet, A pr SETS Rs ~ i SAAT Ra a Sli -- oy =n De " a He) A ~ a Ns Pi: aL Zp che oi eon Ey $--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2nd, 1952. USE THE HOUSE FOR SALE--Bungalow, 6 rooms, hardwood. floors, four-piece bath, full basement, furnace. Further particulars--phone '342W. . FOR SALE -- 756, Laying Hens, Barred Rocks, 7 months old, $1.75 ea. J. . Needham, R.R.3, Port, Perty. oct9 "FOR RENT--House on No. 12 High- way, near Greenbank. Ux-spring Farms Limited, Phone: Port Perry 126 r 4. : © oct9 REPAIRS and OVERHAULS: To all makes of farm tractors and machinery, 2 | UX-SPRING FARMS LIMITED « International Harvester Parts v ~~ and Service Uxbridge Port Perry Corner 47 and 12 Highways x oct "FOR SALE--Coal and mee range, white enamel, modern style, $40.00. Phone Port Perry 247 r 31. FOR SALE--Deep freezer, Servel, with contents of fruits and vegetables. Will sell at a bargain." Mrs, Walter Bown, Port Perry, Phone 168. LOST-- Orange and white kitten, half grown. . Reward. Phone 242W, WANTED TO BUY--A tractor with lugs, in good running condition. Ap- ply Mrs. J. Jarndalh, R.R4, Port Perry. : FOR" SALE--Lady's black shorty coat-and-wine---winter coat: Both loose fitting, size 44. Each $4. Man's black winter coat, size b0, tall. $8. ----Apply--Murs. MeDonahls-eorier. Elgin and Caleb. FOR SALE -- ns DCS Tractor, two years old, good as new $1,600.00. ~ FOR RENT--Two rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, middle-aged woman. or couple preferred, mnon- drinker. Batliroom facilities. Apply P.Q. Box 37, Prince Albert, . FOR SALE two years old, "good as new. reasonably.' UX-SPRING "FARMS LIMITED International Harvester Parts _- and Service i Corner 47 and 12 Highways - oct 2 - Case DC3 Tractor, Priced _.._ FOR SALE--Two calves to veal, in excellent shape. - Phone 153-r-23, Port Perry. IEE WANTED TO RENT apartment or rooms in Port Perry or district. WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR SAND, GRAVEL, SOD and LOAM ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you. Phone 322W Port Perry for information, nov 27, 1952 Dead Stock Service -- House, |- Phone Oshawa collect 38182. | ------Ta SP ------ 05 | eases FOR Quick. HELP WANTED HYDRO CLERK and TYPIST Applications will be. réeeived by Council at' the office of the under- signed for the position of Hydro Clerk and Typist afd to [Assist the Municipal Clerk-Treasurer, "Applications to be in by October 10, 1962. John Raines, Clerk- Treasurer, Village of. Port Perry . + octll HELP WANTED -- Mechanic, ex- | perienced in servicing and repairing farm tractors and machinery, good salary, and commission, Ux- -Spring Farms: Ltd., International Hafvester Parts and Service, corner 12 and 47 Mghways, R.R. 8, Uxbridge. oct2 Notice to Creditors In the Estate of Samuel Jeffrey, late of the Village of Port Perry, in- the County of Ontario, Retired. . All persons having claims against the estate of the above-named who died August 29th, 1952, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned particulars of their claims on or be- | fore November 3rd, 1962. °° Immediately after November 3rd, 1952, the .assets of the deceased will be distributed among the par ties en- titled - thereto having regard only. to claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this 26th day of September, A.D., 1952, --HARRIS; HARRIS & WALLACE; Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the Exeécutors, oct16 No Money Down (to married men with good credit rating) on any used TRAC TORS - IMPLEMENTS - CARS : - TRUCKS 49 Ferguson Tractor---overdrive 49 'Case _Tractér VAC 48 Ford Tractor (2) Spring Tooth 'Harrow--8-section Tandem Dise--Lift Type = . * Fertilizer Spreader All Metal Tractor Cab 51-=1% ton-Panel 38 Olds Coach : J 31 NASH COUPE British Ontario - Motors --- FERGUSON TRACTORS, -- -- MORRIS CARS -- LEASKDALE Phone Uxbridge 162 r 15 : : oct 6 ier Erie, Bulldozing and 'Excavating oy Hour or Contract Free Estimates Given. Dead or crippled horses, cattle, hogs, picked up for santiary disposal." Phone collétt: Port Perry, 108 r 14; Uxbridge 92 r 14; Lindsay. 45682. Head Office 16 r 11 Woodville. ED. Argyle, PECON I Dptarie, July 63 DEAD STOCK DEAD and CRIPPLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPT-| LY FOR SANITARY DISPOSAL. Telephone Collect. Toronto--EM-3-3636 Port Perry--118- r-2 GORDON YOuhe LTD | nov 80] William Tripp R. R. 2, Port Perry. Phone 8 r 42 July4tf, Auction Sales x FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 -- 'Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay and Grain the property -of William Stevens, Lot 26," Con. 8, Darlington, 2 miles west of Enniskillen, Terms Cash, sale at 1.00 p.m, TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. SAT., OCT, 4--Auction Sale of Fur- niture, the property of Harry Camp- 1, 129 Queen St, Port Parl. Terms - | 4 Sul}: Le 4 \ She : Agen " Photie 86 r 2, Port Foes ' 'GORDON SWEETMAN, Seagrave John Deere Quality Farm Equipment \ t for ra : es 4th Avery Sale sense of humour, Dead Farm Stock PICK-UP PROMPTLY Phone Collect Bowntanville 2679 We alsg buy live 'horses MARGWILL FUR FARMS, _. TYRONE a ©. septl0 68 WANTED TO RENT--In Port Perry, house or apartment. Apply to Bill Fitsell, Port Perry 'Star. FOR SALE--7 roomed frame house attached garage, furnace, continuous hot water, 4 piece bath. Apply at Star Office, 7 @' Custom Dressmaking MRS. BARRON Phone 279-R Apartment 1 in Carnegie Block Opposite Library KEY Service KEY CUTTING WHILE YOU WAIT, , @® House Yeys | Rectory for Phone SO Anglican Bishop {Continued from' Front Page) under many difficulties, and call for the faithful support of that work by all Church people. Lunch was served at 12,30 p.m, in the new Parish Hall. Much appre- ciation was voiced by the visitors re- garding the brightness, comfort and efficiency of the Parish Hall, and the manner in which the members of St. John's had provided themselves with such an excellent addition to their facilities. This being primarily a W.A! gathering, the members of St. John's W.A, provided the lunch, most ample and appetizing, as was also the tea served at the close of the sessions at 4.30 pm. The members of the Girls Auxiliary, in their attractive uniforms assisted at both these meals, took their places as usual in the choir at the morning service, and were pre- sent at the sessions throughout the day. : { Luncheon speakers were the Rector of St. John's, welcoming all present; The Rev. A. A, Chote, Rector of Mill- brook, oh behalf of all present thank- ing the Bishop of Caribee for his most inspiring address; and 'the. Rec. C. Richmond, Rector of Omemee, thank- ing St. John's W: A. for the excellent hospitality, After Lunch the clergy met in the the afternoon sessions when a paper was read by the Rev. G. 'H. Parke-Taylor, Rector of Fene- lon Falls and an address was given @® Car Keys, all makes =e . Yale Lock He ARCHER MOTOR: SALES Phone 57- Name Committees (Continued from Front Page) The other coimmittée is the Greeter Committee which will have a pleasant duty Monday night: when they will welcome. District Governor Sig. Wess- man of Desoronto to Port Perry Club. Those members who heard Mr. Wess- man at the zone rally in Trenton as- sure he is a very enlightening and in- teresting speaker. New members will also be installed at- this meeting. Greeter - Committee -- Sam Griffen, Dennis McKinzey, Jack Starkey. | Veteran Farmer (Continued from Front Page) Mr. and Mrs. Sweetman celebrated their golden wedding in 1950 when neighbours and friends from other parts showered them with congratu-. larity and recognition of their work and usefulness on Scugog. Soon' af- terwards Mr. Sweetman was stricken with a serious illness and operation from which he never fully recovered: George Sweetman was well known the writer for many years, and it can can be said of him that he was a man of sterling character. A man with a mind of*his own sparked with a great He was a friendly man and always enjoyed the good fellowship of his friends. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife Sina Savage, one daughter Myrtle (Mrs. David Miller) Toronto, John L., Reeve of Scugog, N. Allen (Principal Lord Duffern School) Toronto, G. Luzerne, Toronto. One son Franklin Clark predeceased him in 1937. Also surviving is one brother, James Allen, San Francisco. : . TAP Register for Classes. |. Saturday 10-to- 11-1. m., | throughout the" Diocese of Toronto, 'lations and gifts, proof of their popu- |. by - the Bishop. The business of the Deanery was discussed, together with matters arising out of the meeting of the .General Synod recently held" in| London, Ontario; and arrangements were also made in connection with the forthcoming Evangelistic © Mission by the Rev. Bryan Green, from Eng- land, Large gatherings are expected at the Colesium, Toronto each even- ing from_Sunday, Oct. 26-to Sunday Nov. 2; and at the Arena, Peterboro on Thursday, Oct. 23 at 8 p.m.; and in Oshawa on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 20, : The afternoon sessions of theW.A, were opened with prayer by the Dean- ery - Officer, Mrs, V. MecNickle, of Lindsay. ~The Bible reading being given by Mrs. Fallis. "During the ad-" dress of welcome Mrs. G. Nicholson, Blackstock, expressed the pleasure of St. John's W.A, that after.30 years of meeting in the farm homes of its members and friends a lovely new Parish -Hall has. been provided, a true labour of love on the part of the men, women, boys and girls of the Parish, The Roll .Call showed an attendance of 120 W.A. members from the pari- shes of the Deanery. ~The address was given by Mrs. B, W. Thorne, of Toronto, Convenor of Strachan Houses. She spoke of the value of this home for aged where elderly couples could-continue to live out their lived-together ih security and comfort, and where lonely elderly people could find interest and companionship in tehir later years, Mrs, Thorne stress: ed that Strachan Houses was not an institution, but a Home. Mrs. Snively, Diocesan Deaner y Officer, Aurora; along with Dr. Mabel Cartwright of Toronto, answered' the questions from the question box, and conveyed to the members present a great deal of information on W.A.¥ work, procedure and responsibility. The Omemee Branch invited the Deanery to hold their next meeting in their Parish. The invitation was un- animously accepted. - The collection was taken 'by Betty McArthur and Shirley Hamilton, members. of the Blackstock G. A. Mrs, Nicholson, Blackstock, who was elected new] Deanery Officer, moved a vote of thanks to the speakers, Mrs. J. A. McArthur, President of St. John's Doctor Heads (Contifieg from Front Page) Mayor thus far, reviewing the May 26 'by- porters to ready themselves for*thé next election, servative Rasy. During and Dr. Dymond expressed the sym- pathy of the gathering to the family of the late Dr: Reginald McMullen of Oshawa who died Monday night, . Telling the meeting that he was Mr. Humphreys noted the great gains of his party since the last general election and said: "You have only to look at the trend of events to see that the party is coming out of the valley - into the sun, Everything points to victory in the federal sphere." : Daredevils (Continued from front page) Tommy McClure kept the show mov- ing at a good clip with his mike chat- ter and the Montreal comedy team filled in -the dull- spots with their antics. THe event which drew a gate of $340 was sponsored in co-opera- tion "with the 'Ford-Monarch dealer in the district, Manchester Garage! Dennis MeKinzie. FLEE ichael Stair, M.P. gave a : brief report on his Ottawa experiences | i election picture and urging his sup- 8 ; He 'foresees a great |H vote, of protest against 'the Liberals | & and a surge to the Progressive- Con- i the. meeting, Mr. Creighton Cen willing to step out of the presidency, } : # akeview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. 7 TT "Two Shows Nightly=i a bl. ci Fre "WITH A SONG THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, 00TOBER 2-34 ° Susan Hayward, Rory Calhoun, David Wayne a Ti In the Year's Mighty Technicolor Musical Hit, = 1 IN MY HEART" _ "DAVID AND MONDAY-TUES. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 61:8 ; Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward TA HE "In the Year's Great Technicolor Triumph - Now at Regular Prices BATHSHEBA" 'GERROW'S PHONE 32W Hew Avsoriment of Walle Huntley English Candy, 25c. bag . Black and White Mints, Assorted Toffees, Peppermint | Lumps. Licorice Toffee, Butterscotch, California Fruits. SATURDAY CAKE SPECIAL--*"Royal Scot Layer Cake" bm ---- BAKERY 'G M. GERROW ry PAINTING and DECORATING FOR SALE 8153, 000. Village of Port Perry Maturing in ONE to TWENTY Years. Price Par and accrued Interest. To pay cost of building New Public School together with $100,000 from sale of 'school to High School Area. The Provincial Government , whose grant at present is 40% of debentures maturing.' Debenturés are being of- | fered for sale to Bond 'Dealers and to private individuals, the rate of inter- est is much higher than' Government Bonds and the Village of Port Perry has 'always 'paid their debentures promptly as they have matured. . Anyone wishing to invest $1,000 or more should IMMEDIATELY place their order with J. F. Raines our Clerk-Treasurer; so that if enough orders are received the whole issue may be -sold 'locally. Orders must be received not later than 10th October, 1962. -- Government -Bonds may 'be sold: at the present market price to purchase these debentures. ASSESSMENT ROLL RETURNED SEPT."30, 1952, TOWNSHIP OF: 4 REACH The Assessment Roll of the Town- ship of Reach for the year 1952 and upon which the taxes for 1953 will be levied, has been returned to me; and any appeals against the assessments .| therein must be made to me in writing on or before.October 14, 1952. GRANT CHRISTIE, Clerk, Township of Reach. Manchester, Oct. 1, 1952. ~oct9 * * * ASSESSMENT. ROLL RETURNED SEPT. 30, 1952, VILLAGE OF PORT PERRY The Assessment Roll of the Cor- poration of the Village of Port Perry for the year 1962, and upon which the taxes for 1953 will be levied has been returned to me; and any appeals Debentures - bearing interest at 6% These debentures are approved byl | against the assessments therein must |- ve We surely overvibing for your decorating. job. Latest paper samples. isi We £0 anywhere. of J YENITIAN BLINDS -- SALES and SERVICE _ a 113 " ST. CLAIR "and Sons Phone Port Perry r 14 1TW . r Fears Port Perry (Continued from Front Page) ship finds sales of these items satis~|- factory, 'Overall, the Beare business employs eleven men. Bill and Storey Beare combine their energy and resourceful: ness as . joint managers-shlesmen, Archie MacMaster is the office man- ager and bookkeeper, while Hilt Simp- son and Len: Clark are the tractor maintenance mechanics. Georgh Bur- nett is the manager of an excellent parts department. In addition, five other mechanics are needed to cope with the volume of business which comes the way of Beare Motors. Overall, the lot on which the. busi- ness stands is about 800 feet by 180 feet. Completely circling, the -build- ing is adequate space for outside dis- play. "A full line of Allis-Chalmers tractors, forage harvesters, ete., is displayed with plenty of eye-appeal. All merchandise handled, both inside and out, is- attractively featured to encourage greater sales. Show cards and posters tastefully ' decorate the interior of the building, while many neon signs add color and cheerfulness. Nothing which would add to the ap- pearance of both the building and merchandise has been left out. It has the air of prosperity, sound business management, and efficient direction. Service Keynote ra October 14, 1962, « Port. Perry, Oct. 1, 1952. : JOHN F. RAINES, Clerk, | be made to me in writing on or F before ! In the parts department, a complete ling is carried for all Allis-Chalmers tractors and other equipment, and under_ the efficient management. of. Blackstock, moved a vote of thanks Teacher--Mary. Brotherwood, to the retiring Deanery Officer. The; eeting closed with hymn: and Bene- Hon. iL Village of Port Perry. oct9 ori : part of the Beare: business, The card George Burnett, is a very profitable ICT ---- rT a # NEW CLOSING "HOURS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY : SATURDAY SUNDAY "DEL" RESTAURANT PORT PERRY ---- A Ll SE LT A [i 7 AM. to 8.30 P.M. ER ) 8 AM. to 1 AM. 8 A. M. 'to 12 P.M. 4 Beate Motors' Modern Parts Department : Se---- x - ro Spe \ - i o Hn BARS system of inventory 'is used, and Bill Beare says that no modern business can be run successfully withouta 'good inventory system, The service shop has separate wash and grease racks, two hydraulic hoists, a valve grinding machine, pinhole grinder, King ignition and engine testing machine, wheel balancer, and vice job which can be done on a tractor or other farm implement or car, equipped to fill tires with calefum chloride solution. "The Beare brothers state quite emphatically, that their business is centered around the service depart- -{ ment and on the quality of the goods sold. The word service, to both Bill and Storey, means action. must be done quickly, efficiently, and at a cost which can meet all competi- tion, But service does not begin and other equipment often go wrong on the faim." When-it does, the Beare Motors service truck is on the job within minutes. Quite naturally, this mobile service is important, for the simple reason that .nearly all the northern part of Ontario County, as well as a good part of Cartwright Township has to be covered. * Good service, together with good mechanics is the only way to give the farmer's equipment prompt and efficient at- | tention, and this is especially true dur- ing dusy seasons, such as haying, harvesting, seeding, ete, - Get Out and Sell | _Bosides managing the business; both-- a complete line of tools for every ser- In addition, the shop is also . The job end in the service shop. Tractors and = farms and gell,, Much of their time is' spent visiting the farms and \pick- ing'up prospects. In addition they hold a Farm Community Night once every year. It is held in the. show rooms, ahd as each guest comes in he registers and makes: known the type | of equipment in which he is interested. 'As niany as 2560 guests have been en- terained toa movie show supplied by. | Allis-Chalmers, watched "displays of machinery in operation, and enjoyed ° the luncheon given by Beare Motors. r Business Still Growing - : " Both Storey and Bill state that their business has been growing every year. More 'and more of Allis-Chalmers power machinery is being used in the | district. Judicious advertising in the local newspapers, direct mall adver- | tising, and an occasional message over the Oshawa radio to the folks on the |farms have all 'contributed to the. building of this excellent farm equip- ment business. Bill and' Storey Beare get out to the ' ®, & hy \ N RY Lo