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-- Chipper; Essotane--4-Burner + SHEHUN UENCE 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 14th, 1953 USE assur oe-- | C LASSIFIED i | Classified Advertising Rates '2c. per word per issue, minimum 40c, Semi-display, 15c. extra, Full display 44. per 'inch. Box No. 10¢. extra' Coming Events, Cards of. Thanks, In Memoriam, Engagements, Mar riage, Birth aiid. Death Notices, 50c. minimum charge, ~ ' PASTURE FOR RENT -- Gdod' water supply. Apply John Richards, Master Feeds. May21 FOR SALE -- Drop head Singer Sewing Machine, good condition, 5 drawers, all attachments. Apply Mrs. Wm. Graham, Phone 309J, Port Perry. FARM WORK WANTED Single boy wishes work on farm, in Port Perry area. Phone 67 r 2. FOR SALE--3 pure bred Holstein Heifer Calves, 2 are 6 months old and 1 is 6 weeks old; all from fully accred- ited herd. J. W! Forester, R.R, 2, Blackwater. Phone Port Perry 92 r 2 FOR SALE--Building Lot, 70' x 65". Conveniently located to school and shopping area. Phone 284M, Port Perry. FOR SALE--McClary stove, white enamel trim, shelf, also reservoir. New grates. All in good condition. Phone 227W Port Perry. -..LOST--Pair of glasses, plastic with gold frame, in Port Perry or vicinity. Phone Blackstock, 37TW. may14 WANTED -- Waitress, full time. Apply Green Thistle Restaurant. 5 LI ! J ; Bailiff's Sale Under and by virtue of-a--certain Chattel Mortgage, made by Arthur Haddon to Georgina Powell, I have seized and am instructed to sell cer- tain equipment of the Model Fish and Chip Restaurant on the north side of Queen St., Port Perry, Ont. The following articles will be offer- ed by auction gn the Restaurant pre- mises at rind Saturday, May 16: Electric Deep Fryer; Gilson Electric Refrigerator; Electric Potato Peeler; Range; Electric Cory Coffee Stove; Oil Space Heater; Electric Pop Cooler; Furni- ture, Etec. Ted Jackson, Auctioneer. 'George Till, y Bailiff. British Ontario Motors "for a SAFE--BUY"" 51 CHEV, SEDAN - "48 DODGE SEDAN Many other cars from $40.00 up 51 PANEL % TON 50 PICK UP % TON 50 FORD PICK-UP % TON 34 DODGE 1% TON--make a good buckrake SPECIAL 52 INTERNATIONAL % ton PANEL Perfect condition--$1095. 49 FERGUSON TRACTOR 48 FORD TRACTOR 46 FORD FERGUSON TRACTOR Some good used Ferguson Plows from $65. We still have a few 10" Plow Con- version Kits on Hand. : Make your 2- Furrow Plow into a 3-furrow. EASY TERMS -- TRADE OR CASH on above HLL . SPECIAL' 49 FARGO 3 TON DUMP. Excellent Condition. Cash--no trade, $950..00 Meteor--Mercury Cars & Trucks. Ferguson Tractors. -- LEASKDALE Phone, Uxbridge, 162 r b. may21 Notice to Creditors] In the Estate of Cyril. Courtice 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 March Bth, 19563, are hereby notified to send to the undersigned particulars of their claims.on or be- fore June 8th, 1958. ; Immediately after June 8th, 1053, the assets of the deceped will be distributed among the. parties entitled thereto having regard | only to claims of which the -under- sigried shall then have hotice. a Dated at Port Perry, Ontario, this th day of May, A.D; 1963, HARRIS, HARRIS & WALLACE, ort Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the xecutors, : = oR Quick FEARS Ya Bah Stent PASE At mary op hia £Ey : >; >t. 5+ of ' FOR SALE -- Grendon Baby Car- riage in fair condition, Phone 167-7, ~ FOR. SAL E--Soveral ails dresses, size 10, in good condition. Apply Mrs. I. Haugen, Del. Reéstaurant.- 3 Phone 215 Port Peryy.- I 1 Sama For Sale-Used Cars "and Tractors 5% DODGE REGENT 52 CHEV., POWER GLIDE 52 FORD 51 CHEV. 51 METEOR 50 PLYMOUTH 50 METEOR _49-MORRIS : 51 MORRIS OXFORD 51 FORD PICK-UP 51 MERCURY PICK-UP JOHN DEERE "B" TRACTOR Ux-Spring Motors LIMITED MERCURY - LINCOLN - METEOR _ «Dealers Junction of 12 and 47 Highways S Phones: Uxbridge Port Perry 245 125 r 4 FOR SALE 13 Cow Box Stalls (Beatty) with water 'bowls and milking - machine piping. : 1 Bull Box Stall (Beatty) 26 Cow Stalls, chains with water bowls (Beatty) (Stalls to be removed fiom cement free of charge.) Few hundred feet of litter carrier track. 1 Barn about 108 x 50 ft. good steel roof, some -stabling, $400 (standing). 1 Building 10 x 15. 1 Building 12 x 20. 2 Wire Gates, 12 feet. 1 Wire Gate, 14 feet. 1 Wood Gate, white, 14 feet, 1 M-H Grain Grinder, nearly new. 1 Set Platform Scales (2500 lbs.) 1 Deep well water pump complete with motor, 125' piping and pressure tank. deep Well Sr Pim Vicinity Don_Mills and Lawience (N-E of Toronto) "B. H. Muirhead Phone--Plymouth 5-0792 nights, Empire 8-5338 days SEPTIC TANKS | : Cléaned by PUMP EQUIPMENT "TIE SURE WAY" 24 Hour Service IRWIN DeGEER . Dalton Road, Sutton Phone 231 R 4 (BD | GD (EN (SE (GD |) GD GED () GED GD Dead Stock Service Dead or crippled horses, cattle, nogs, picked up for santiary disposal. "1 Phone collect: Port Perry, 108 r 14; | Uxbridge 92 r 14; Lindsay 4682. Head Office 16 r 11 Woodville. ED. PECONI Argyle, Ontario. ? July 63 * Bulldozing "and Excavating By Hour or Contract. Free Estimates given Walter King PORT PERRY, Cr Mi Sept24-63 NEW KIND OF HOME HANDYMAN a i JVI ARES ak taking i \ county or a ha Cuitivaten, mows, hauls, saws, sprays,' CHICK MILLERS ~ HATCHERY = . Phone Sunderland 8 r 31 april6t.f. | present. DEAD STOCK removed from your farm promptly for sanitary disposal: Telephone Collect. 'Port Perry 11812, or Toronto EM 3-3636. % Gordon Young Ltd. WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR SAND, GRAVEL, SOD and LOAM ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to'serve you. , Phone 322W Port Perry for information. ie Nov. 27, 1953 Dead Farm Stock PICKED UPR.PROMPTLY Phone Collect Bowmanville 2679 We also buy live horses MARGWILL FUR FARMS, TYRONE --- sept10 68 |Gravel and : Loam CRUSHED GRAVEL Fred Warren Port Perry, Phone 543° Bulldozing and Excavating By Hour or Contract, Free Estimates Given. William Tripp R.R. 2, Port Perry, Phone 1p r Pp julydtt MANCHESTER'S QUALITY GROCERY Groceries, Meats, etc: Could be, we.have what you want Call 320 r '38, Port Perry. i Naan - Reach. Twp. School Area Board MEETS AT MANCHESTER MAY 8th The Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, A deputation of ratepayers from Prince Albert met the Board and pro- tested against having a -class room in the basement of the school building and. wanted to know how long this condition was going to last. . Some of the parents threatened to keep the children from school if there hs no change soon. it was not an ideal situation but it seemed the only solution at the time. The Board told the deputation that they would look into the situation and see what could be done to try and meet their wishes before the fall term. The matter of insulating the schools was taken up. - With so much time taken up with the deputations, this matter was left over to a future meeting, The Board decided to call for: tend- ers for the decorating of three schools in the area. : Various bills were presented and ordered paid. : Scugog Junior Homemakers At the final meeting of the Scugog Junior Homemakers for this season we were very happy to be able to wish Jean Samells 'Bon Voyage' as -| she gets off for a tour of Great Britain with 49 other girls from all across Canada. _ : We niet at the home of Ellouise Hog- gard and spent the afternoon finish- ing up our books and preparing for Achievement Day. At lunch the table was centered with a cake, beautifully decorated in pink and white with the words "Bon Voyage" incribed on it. 4O0n behalf of the girls Kay Preiitice presented Jean with two pairs of ny- lons and a plastic hosiery case for which she capably thanked all those . We were very happy to wel- come Mrs, Samells and 'Mrs. Douglas. Aldred who have both been very much interested and active in club work 'and | who spent part of the afternoon with us. Several flash pictures and some movies were' taken during the after- noon, * To Jean, our congratulations and very best wishes go with her for a good trip and a safe return, The, Board recognized Pine Gove 2k Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill visited Sun- day.evening with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Geer, The W. A. met at Mrs. H. Graves on Wednesday last with a good num- ber present. After the business per- fod a program was given. Mri. Hill sang a solo; Reading by Mrs. Evans; Mrs, Pickard gave a reading; a con- test. by Mrs, Evans and was won' by Mrs. H. Armstrong. Contest by Mrs, Hill and won by Mrs,' R. Nesbitt Jr, and a reading by Mrs. Syers., A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. Gra- ves, ending an enjoyable afternoon. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jim Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simpson and family had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Simpson of Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Simpson spent a day last Week in Lindsay.' Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Catherwood visiting Mr, and Mrs. Don Ballard Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Samells, Jean and Donna of Port Perry, Mr, and Mrs. Wright Crosier of Manchester," Mr. and Mrs. Norman Prentice of Ux- bridge visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Albright. : therwood on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Prentice call- | ing on Mr, ald Mrs, Ed. Carling, on | Sunday. _ Mr. and- Mrs. Philips of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Pillar of Willowdale visited: Sunday ' with Mr. and: Mrs. Toogood. Mr. and Mrs. M. Storie has installed the phone, Mr, Bobbie Hill underwent surgery Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Catherwood .in Port Ferry Hospital on Tuesday for appendicitis, Mr. and Mrs. Manson Woods of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Mrs. John Locke and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Ballard. Rev. Eyre will be in charge of the services next Sunday. Mrs. R. Davis is feeling some better after her attack of Bqils. - Mr. and Mrs. Handel had their fa- mily from Toronto.on' Sunday. ~--Mr:-and_Mrs, Charlie Geer, Mr. and | ~~ Mrs. Jack Crosier, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 'Skerratt, Mr, and Mrs, spent Saturday evening, sk of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey. Scugog - (continued from page 6) Jack Kane and Miss Anne Sweetman of Toronto. Le Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bouglas Aldred 'vere Mr. and Mis. Mike Parasuick and daughter Marjon of Toronto and Mrs. Doris Mackney | of Calgary, Alberta. Mr, and Mrs. Glen: Ayres of Cam- eron, Ont. visited 'on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Cyril James, Mr. Harry Stinzel of Port Perry is: spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Valentine. = Mr. and Mrs. Bill / Valentine nd aighics Virginia spent -Ballard:|- the week-end with Mr. and Ma, Jack 4 Visitors over 'the week-end with Mr, and 'Mrs. Cameron' Aldred included Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Pearson, Mr. and Mrs, William Broadbent and Billy and Bobby, all of Oshawa and Mr, and Mrs. Ira Aldred of Port Petry. 'The May meeting of the Head W.A, was held at the home of Mrs. Joe 'Dowson on Wednesday, May Sth with. Valentine of Toronto, = B te ~~ Anné Baxter and Macdonald Carey > F LAKEVIEW PORT PERRY Two Shoys Nightly -- 7 and § p.m. re ---- THURSDAY, § FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MAY e158 ~The Great All Technicolor Adventure Story And Famous Command Performance Picture fon © "IVORY HUNTER" 2 CARTOON REA REE. . MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 18-19. 20 ] ® In the Laugh-Laden Comedy Drama ; $ h "MY WIFE'S BEST, FRIEND" hs inl a SHORT PICTURES ing of the 1st verse of "What a Friend We Have in Jesus". Rev. McKinnon led us in prayer and Mrs. Earl-Reader read the scripture, Mark 4 verses 1-13. The minutes were omitted owing to | the 'absence of our Secretary, For our roll call each lady named her fav- ourite pie or dessert. It was moved by Dorothy Martyn and seconded by Reta Wilson that $5 be given towards the funds of the Scugog Junior Home-makers. This was unanimously approved by those present. Mrs. Alex Martyn thanked Mrs, Joe Dowson on behalf of the ladies for Let Us Js Take Care of Your Baking Needs for the Long Week-end-- : . Week-End Specials "Chocolate Date Layer ig Sp "Angel Food Cake" ; Coffee Rolls" GERROW'S BAKERY - PHONE 32W G. M. GERROW opening her home to us that after- noon, A fine selection of readings were 'given by Mrs. Alex Martyn, Mrs. Ste- wart Rodman, Mrs. Laverne Martyn and Mrs. Herk. Barry, The ladies then moved outside where a selection of bulbs, bushes, seeds, ete. were for sale. These plants were all donated by the members and the proceeds was $4.40. . Mrs. Earl Read- er was kind enough to price them for us. Collection amounted to $4.50. Mrs. Jim Wilson's 'group served a very delicious lunch. For aur June meeting -we are to suggest places of interest which we might visit as a group. Don't forget to get details. The June meeting will be held at the home 'of Mrs. Jack Mann, with Mrs. Earl Reader's group in charge. | TENDER DELICIOUS MEATS '® FISH ® MEAT ® POULTRY eo CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING York Frosted Foods CAWKER BROS. "THE FAMILY BUTCHER" PORT PERRY. .. PHONE.29 in this fuel deal So easy, with 'the 'blue coal' Budget Plan. You pay small monthly sums Now, "and. start. the winter with a PAID-UP supply of the world's finest anthracite. Prices are at their lowest. Act Now. ; USE THE . 'blue coal' er JH - Ha i of Eveay i 15% i : fe < : FFA \ 1 FOR SALE = $7900--100 acre farm on good county road--hydro, 60 acres - workable, 40 acres pasture bush. Good water supply. : - 6-room frame house, Térms. _ ERNEST RIDOUT REAL ESTATE LIMITED Port Perry Representative: WM. HEAYN . : PRINCE ALBERT, ONT. .. Phone 174 r 12 0 0 A 0s OO OO PLAN Phone 78 'Port Perry . commencing at 2 p.m. BELLEVILLE LIVESTOCK SALES Sales Every Tuesday Buyers will find a wide variety of Butcher, Feeder and Dairy Cattle (Sprigers) ; also Feeder ; 'Pigs, (allisizes), Veal and Young Calves, and Horsegs.«---+ Sales Arena heated in winter. Air-conditioned in Summer.. ; . "PHONE BELLEVILLE 1828 . LJ "and DECORATING request. if possible. We supply all material for your Sob, For exterior painting please book™ your job early Latest finishes in Rubbed Plywood, any colour For Kxpert Decorating call-- . s = - = M. ST. CLAIR 1131-14 Saniple books on : and Sons Phone Port Perry REESOR FUEL & LUMBER | os lr al, wor of cml nd hs. hr' drm ovoty lay. Quan thy Dectu's tlsphone J "For forty years, in this office on Bridge Street, Dr. McEwen has tnswered the calls of his patients, Today ~ at 70, Dr. McEwen still continues his - practice in Carleton Place -- a practice which has fouched the lives of thousands, = 3 3 Think of the reassuring comfort, the help in time of Sia I bong to millions because doctors everywhere can be quickly reached by telephone. Think what this means to you and your family in peace of mind, in safer, "more pleasant living. Then you'll realize that no 0 price . gan Taste ti i of you: Teleptioe; by, THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY oF CANADA : wf 19 ladies present. : samo ai ; a - ini lB ; The meeting opened with the pings d ; - : r-- - ssp 3 re o- #5 Wo RT ew