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A mm FIED: MesV Lo size, complete ventil- burning brooders, feed her poultry equipment. .G. Hempel, Box 647, Phone 2002, Dec. '23 An WANTED Driver for cream You fe. Hospital Group Insurance, and Zother company benefits. Apply to Silverwood Dafries Ltd, Port Perry, Phone 164, : dec28 FOR SALE -- Two Border Collie| Male Pups. Christie Brothers, 11815, : "Port Perry. : 'dec28 FOR SALE -- CISTERN PUMP a with short length of pipe--Cheap. Phone 86. FOR SALE -- Washing" 'Machine, gasoline motor, new carborator, just overhauled, in good condition. Farm scales, DeLaval type, good condition. Seven stofm windows, 24 in. x 27 in, new or used. S. C, Middleton, Prince Albert,- Phone 246 r 6, Port Perry. decd!' Stowiy Would the girl who acc iden- miles in the the wrong red goloshes tower was bri)" on Friday with the our pleasure 2.0 in them, please call ra, i : Mrs: George Bupmett---- = SALE ----Rubber Footwear, dies' brown rubber. size 6%; Ladies' y fur trim, size 6, both cuban heels; 's 'white rubber goloshes, size 6. two cook _ stoves, "Quebec stove, indlay cook stove. ody and tires good condition, peds work. Apply Mrs. Albert ly, Phone 276M, Port Perry. "rE -- Good used furnace. arner, Gomimim OW BR WR ¢ Selection of USE PLANTS th 4 ons oa assor rted hts. ers are also Available; on rsday, December 25 CHRISTMAS DAY) = collection will resume on f Friday, December 26 ° Thé same will apply for New Year's Holiday - FRED WARREN Bulldozing and ~! Excavating By Hour or Contract. 'Free Estimates given. WALTER KING "Phone 86 23, Port-Perry DEAD STOCK DEAD and CRIPPLED FARM ANIMALS REMOVED PROMPT- © LY. FOR SANITARY DISPOSAL. Telephone Collect. ois onto--EM-3-3636 : t Port Perry--118-r-2 . "GORDON YOUNG LTD. 5 i Dead Stock : Service ad or crippled horses, cattle, 4, picked up for santiary disposal. 'Une collect: Port Perry, 108 r 14; bridge 92 r 14; Lindsay fd Head | ; : =i%y ~~ Debenture Debt Charges-- se Roads ium Risin anim é 16 r 11: 'Woodglle. .- ; ED. PECONI : 491.3.5 Danfort} Hl | Monday, the fifth day -of January, nov 80 53 ta * =X, amar Res rs. EE He AHR Phone RO . TURKEYS . CHICKENS BRUNTON FARMS OPEN EVENINGS TO § P.M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE * . * LS ELECTION NOTICE-- The municipal electors of the Town- ship of Scugog are hereby notified that nominations for the offices of Reeve and Councillors and Township School Area Board to form the Coun- cil of said Township for the year 1963 will be held in the Township Hall, Scugog, Monday, December 20th, at one o'clock in the afternoon and in the event of a poll being required the vote of the electors will be taken on 1963, between the hours of 9 am. and | 6 pm. - RALPH MILNER, Returning Officer. CHRISTMAS FLOWERS All kinds of cut flowers and plants for the festive season ORDER EARLY PLEASE CORSAGES may: be 'ordered through MERLE DOWSON'S store or the Greenhouse at Prince Albert Port Perry Florist (Charles and Myra Grainger) "Phone Port Perry 174 r 11 ~RLECTRIC, Phone 179 ov 87TtW;, Day oot28tf | SAND, GRAVEL, 80D and LOAM All persons having claims against the Estate of Margaret Cerner, wid- |, ow, late of the Township of Reach, | in the County of Ontario, who died on | May. 19; 1952, are notified to send |: particulars to the undersigned on or before: December 81st, 1062, after which date the Estate will be distrib- uted with regard only to claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice. DATED at Oshawa this 1st day of December, A.D, 1962. RUSSELL CORNER, Administrator, by his Solicitor, JOSEPH P, MANGAN, QC, 14% King Street East, OSHAWA, Ontario. rt © dee. 23 OIL BURNERS The famous Aero Silver Flame Automatic Oil Burner sold, installed and serviced by ROBERTSON | Notice to Creditors] ki ~ County Levy RI ---- County of Ontario ré Grant of 60% of Grant of 60% of $17,682.62 Balance of Current Rol) Unpaid 1962 Tax Roll _ Less payments to Dec. Tax Arrears unpaid . truck expense, ete. (Est.) or night, Custom Dressmaking MRS. BARRON Phone 279-R Apartment 1 in Carnegie Block Opposite Library WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you. Phone 322W Port Perry for information. Nov. 27, 1863 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Maintenance of other Bldgs.- Town all, new roof . Insurance Paid Unemployment Insurance--less Fire Protection---For subsidy Truck Expense Mcacllancons : Fire Protec tion-- Police Department Division and Police Courts Street Lighting Sidewalks Street Maintenance Sanitation--Garbage Collection Conservation of Health---Sal, of Social Welfare Hospitalization Social We Ifare=-Relief Edueation-- Public 'School levy 'Grants and Donations Salvation Army Public Library ... Fair Board Property and -Parks-- Wages--Caretaking, Cutting Trees, ete. Hydro and-Water .. High School Area Board .. Public. School v ; Hospital ESI - Capital Expenditures-=Linoleum Marriage Licen, LA J. i s --_ tonlinade trom page four) Miscellaneous een: Less recovered ......... General Government--DMise. ....... Salaries coin. Maintenance e 1nd Supplies Final Payment, Fire Truck .... -not for subsidy Hydrant Rental 00 Attending fires out of town Round Construction--on Mary and Water Streets ....... ; Town Truck and Tractor Expense ' LE) $20,767.69 District High School Arén levy... Legion a. ten Material Purchased , an Power Lawn Mower--repairs,; gas, etc. 42.66 Miscellaneous ....cveeen ny praraisaneisy Joint Property Committee .....oiiiin po loss Grant from Business Men's Association Linn Grant from Chiropgactors ' Senin TT 2 uy Wr aeaiean LCT + 1,626.20 cotinine 2,680,00 Bank Loan Interest ......uun FR . Taxes written offre fire, ete... rn 108,262 5 ITIL LIE L LLL ELLIE PPI TPCI TIT RIE . Jeduetions J PPT PY PR TT TL PELLET) EE TF) 685.00 . 866.93 8,225.41 FF ROTA nen 200000 296.60 ; . 2,206.60 11,369.76 98.00 2,109.69 1,026.14 6,671.69 4,429.86 624.32 1,691.26 M.OH . 140.00 6,686.30 ---- 27,448.89 Aveseressenes . 4 2,078.14 90.13 141.82 - TILL LL LTO ELLE TTC ET 818.76 -- 2,001.49 100000 RETR . 8122.08 Bank Loan sasnaienis baspranians Ihe CURRENT ASSETS ah Bank Halaiice, December 16, 1962 iiu.vviuivuciiisiissininsis i oad Agreement Loan to Waterworks Dept. .......... Fire Agreements--To be recovered ,. Joint Property :Committee--To be recovered "Tile for Culvert--To be recovered Division Court Expense--To be recovered 10,606.68 1,671.76 4864 addi 485.04 2,017.38 . Province of Ontario«Dept 'of Highways Less 1952 Interim. Payment ...........c.... Sa 1,247, 54 TR Rar 16, 1952 ... Marriage Licenses on hand (3 at $4) Hydro Depts.--Share of office expenses (Est.) ............ Waterworks Dept.--share of office expense, 3 CURRENT hmImgs TINT Accounts Payable (Est.) Current Surplus . Garbage Collection for December 1962 ...........ccoriernininens --__Salaries-and Wages for December (Est.) ... : 7,078.76 $16,820.26 Prince Albert We are pleased to report that the evening church services at 8.15 are be- coming increasingly well attended. An impressive White Gift Service was held in our Sunday School on Sun- day afternoon. The gifts of the chil- hren, consisting mainly- of canned goods, were delivered to the Fred fully received. These gifts are used to help make up baskets for some of the needy in Toronto. The gifts i pra lars, will be forwarded to the Oyerseas Mission Board of the United Church, to be used to help in the relief of suffering in such countries -as Korea, India and West Germany. Our annual Sunday School meeting will be held in the Sunday School room on Friday, Jan. 2, 1953. All mémbers of the Sunday School and everyone i in- terested in our work are cordially in- vited to attend. Next year we are anticipating hav- ing two of the finest anniversary ser- vices in the history of our church. On the second Sunday in June, at our Sun- 'day. School anniversary, Professor Kingsley Joblin, son of our beloved Rev. Fred Joblin, will be our guest speaker. Then, on the second Sun- day in September, at our Church An- niversary services, the Rev. E. Harold Toye, of Toronto, will be the speaker. In the evening, at 7.80, Rev. James Finlay, of Carleton St. United Church, will be our.guest minister, - «Last Sunday evening it was the pleasure of Mrs. G. Luke, Mrs, R. H. McKerihen, Mr. A. Bond and Mr. M. K. Luke to be in attendance at the pa- geant, "Unto Us is Born a Saviour," presented by Carleton St. United Church in the beautiful Odean Theatre in Toronto. : : held in the church last Friday evening, and was well attended. While many people . contributed to its success, a special word of appreciation is due to Mr. Emmons, Mrs. .G. Hunter, and all of the children. gram, Santa Claus, looking very fit, despite his recent anxiety concerning the mysterious disappearanace of Rudolph, arrived on the scene. With the assistance of his big and little elves he went right to work and dis- tributed the many presents and candy bags. ' Then the merry spirit was off to bring pleasure to folk in other parts of . the land. Rev. R. H. Wylie was chairman, The following was the pro- gram:1. Carols by the Sunday School pupils--"0 Come All Ye Faithful"; 2. Chairman's address, 8. Recitation --«| by Marion -Martyn--"Welcome . | Number by the girls of Marx's # Class. b. Vocal solo ~~ 7 wOnce in P- A x tn Ja. U AReaRERr ens nsf' gi 2" Knows 7"; "Away in a Manger." 'Recitation by Vera Newnham--*One money, amounting to some fifteen dol- "The Sunday School Concert was: Following & full pro- "Joy to the World"; "The Firat Noel". |. the Rescue." 14. Songs by Juniors-- "I know the strangest little elf"; "Who 16. Christmas Eve." 16. Songs- by Mrs. Fletcher's Class. 17. Number by Earl Martyn's Class. 18. Dialogue--"The Census Taker." 19, "National Anthem. We wish~to you all, A Very Merry Christmas and a Happy and: Pros- perous New Year." : Victor Mission, where they. were grate-| arl Early 'This Week THE HOLIDAY SEASON THE STAR is publishing early this week and next. Today's paper, dated '{ Thursday, Dec. 26, was printed on Tuesday and next week the last edi- tion of the year will be published on] Wednesday, Dec. 31. Merchants who wish special New Year's greetings are reminded to forward their copy early next week. * Christmas Metag e > (Continued from front ag Se "Bank Balance as Decembér 15, TOE me 26780 Less Outstanding cheques' HH : Lakeview Theatre, Port Perry, Ont. Two Shows Nightly--7 and 9 pm. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 'SATURDAY, DEC. "25-26-27 - _ Paul. Douglas, Linda Darnell, Chas, Coburn ! v "In the Uproarious Laugh Sensation to "EVERYBODY DOES IT" ; 'SHORT PICTURE and CARTOON MONDAY, TUESDAY, 'WED, DECEMBER 29-30-31 Ts Fred McMurray and' 'Mauréen O'Hara In the Sparkling Family Comedy Hit" : "FATHER WAS A FULLBACK" : : SHORT PICTURES : % 70 WISH YOU JOY at Christmastime and in The Coming Year. #id SCUGOG CLEANERS WALTER HARMER, Proprietor % A Very Merry Christ mas for everyone is the sincere wish of N GERROW'S BAKERY AND § STAFF Lo "BELLEVILLE LIVESTOCK SALES Sales Every Tuesday --commenging at 2 p.m, Buyers will find a wide variety of : Butcher, Feeder and Dairy Cattle (Sprigers); also Feeder ~-- Pigs, (all sizes), Veal and Young Calves, and Horses. Sales Arena heated in winter. Air-conditioned in Summer.. PHON E BELLEVILLE 1828 rr i mg mb ine Phen had the secret; for his gaze went lz far beyond this old world, and saw Christ. : From Christ he received this peace, and 'being filled with the Holy Spirit, had such love that, like Christ, said "Say not this sin to their charge". If the peoples of the world could really see Christ in Christmas we 'would have Peace on earth, good will toward men. : Pastor Wm, D. Thompson, . Pentecostal Church, * New Pentecostal - (Continued from Front Page) Ontario around Timmins and Hearst. |: He was born at Laugheed, Alberta, and moved to Montreal when a child. Mr. Thompson was raised in Montreal and educated at public and High schools. ton and in 1946 entered. the Bible Col- lege at Toronto. After three years of study he graduated in 1949 and -was appointed to serve in the north country. . The new. Pastor is an 'enthusiastic photo fan and while in the north ser- 'ved one summer in the photo depart- ment of the North Bay Nuggett. ~ Mr, Thompson is married and he and his wife have settled at.the Par- gonage at the rear of the Pentecostal Church on: Lilla Street South, ~ - ¢ oe By) LI \ Restaurant { Jar I HOURS IRISTMAS 8 DAY In 1938 he moved to Kings- | Thistle AH The Holidays mean extra company. . . extra entertaining. Let Coca-Cola help 'make holiday hospitality easy. Have enough 42 on. 'hand cooand i 7 : serve it.los cold, Bottle Gorton 36° ding Federal ales and Frcse Tax | Moke a reghtered trades ding Fo depois 2¢ por bottle ¥; td tr G0 le dO A UXBRIDGE BEVERAGES I Re Midge. | a NO TOLL, CHARGR, be