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Whi Aha 50 8 ORR MAAC REL a Ba SOWING ARAL . Vina hs SR SRR Ay SIR A - very reasonable prices by the quarter. --and boots, size 13. Phone 322-W, : 2 BEEF FOR YOUR LOCKER -- at Killed fresh weekly. Cut and wrap- ped for your convenience. Delivered free of charge. 8. J. Wooldridge, phone 40-r-21, Little Britain. Decl0 WANTED--Have room for 10 head of cattle for winter keep. Also wanted a wood burning box stove. Apply to Martin C. Verkuyl, R.R. 4, Fort Perry, Phone 153-r-38. : - Dec. 8 Waitress Wanted Full time. Apply The Restaurant. "Del" HAVE ACCOMODATION--for pas- sengers from Greenbank area to Osh- awa; working from 7 to 6 p.m. New car. Phone 114-r-24, Ty FOR SALE--Single Metal Bed with . steel ribbon springs, $8. Forty-Eight |-- inch wooden bed with cable springs, $7.00. Mrs. E. G. Michell, phone 384, Port Perry. FOR SALE--Pair of Boys skates FOR RENT -- Two unfurnished rooms, hydro and bath, heated, separ- ate entrance. Phone Ross Porter, _265-r-41, Prince Albert. Deec.7 tf. FOR SALE--Combination radio and record player--Astra. Phone 264. FOR SALE -- 3 double cords 'of mixed wood in foot lengths, $30.00. Apply to N. Maris, Simcoe St., Phone 386W. ; FOR SALE --- brooder or work ihop, wired and lined; also 4 room apartmént for rent. Apply Manchester Store, Phone 320 r 83, ANGORA WOOL Lovely non-shedding hand spun "HAIR DRESSING gora and Nylon at $1.36 per oz.; also 100% Angora at $2.00 per oz. E. AUDREY KENT Port Perry, Ont. : nov 26-dec10 FOR SALE--Pair girls skates, size 5; pair boys skates, size 6, good con- dition. Set junior ski harness. Phone Blackstock, 4M. F: L ! : WANTED--Immediately, a house, duplex or apartment in Port Perry or district. Young couple with family. Reply Box 59, Port Perry Star. WANTED--A pair of girl's skates, size 21% or 3. Phone 122 r 14. COLD WAVES $7.50 Shampoo and Finger Wave, $1.00 Machineless Permanent, $5.00 SHIRLEY COLBEAR Phone 310M British Onfario Motors RECONDITIONED - GUARANTEED FALL BARGAINS 52 Monarch - 2 tone - Automatic - Ra- dio - Hedter. More than $1000. under new car price. Morris Sedan'- Heater - $895 Morris Coach - Heater - $850 Mercury Sedan - Radio - Over- drive - Heater - $1495. Meteor Sedan - overdrive - two- toné - Heater ~ $1250, Studebaker Lan Croiser Sedan - Heater - $705. : Olds Sedan - Heater - $625. Chev Sedan - Heater - 2 tone : --$395. and many others. - Ford Tractor--$795. 61 61 50 60 47 46 41 49 British Opiario Motors LEASKDALE Cabin, suitable for | Angora-Wool=for-sale=--=In=5054--An=f--= BRYDEN MOTO PORT PERRY FOR SALE--PFur Neckpiece, dark brown, cost $40. Will sacrifice for $16. Apply Mrs. M, Spacil, Prince Albert, Phone 266 r 14. - Gs A Se-- . Be prepared. for hospitality | Authorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coco-Colg Ua - UXBRIDGE BEVERAGES LIMITED Uxbridge Phone 208-W we A Auction Sales SAT., NOVEMBER 8--- Auction Sale of Farm Implements, household furniture, feed, etc., the property of Whitby, Township, 11% -miles west of Whitby town on Highway No. 2. Sale at 12.30 noon. Farm sold, no reserve. Chas. T. Fathergill," Lot 32, con. 1; Utica Mrs. Ralph Storms, of Picton, is visiting her sister Mrs. Ross Sandison. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Holly, of Hol- land Landing, were guests of Mr, and Mrs, Ray MacDonald, on' Sunday. Miss Lorraine Toogood and Miss Dé¢reen Black, of Toronto, were at Too- goods for the week-end. Ti Mr .and Mrs: Bill Geer, of Uxbridge, and Mr. and Mrs, Jim Redman, Port Perry, were at Murray 'Geer's on Sun- day, : ; Mr. Bob Macdonald and Miss Violet Macdonald of Tordnto visited Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Macdonald on Sunday, . Mr. and Mrs, Bob. Pickard and Mrs. John akcPidr andwaé" grupoge. rid John Pickard of Port Perry were Sun- day visitors at Henry Skerratts, Trinka. ; Master Reg Philip spent the week- end with his grandmother, Mrs, Steer, at Ajax, Larry Kendal was home from To- ronto to attend the Commencement Exercises of the Port Perry High School at which he received special commercial and secondary diplomas. Jim Wilkinson received his secondary diploma, Dorothy Wilbur her inter- mediate certificate and Bob Diamond, entrance certificates $ Mr. Ralph Wilbur and Miss Dorothy Wilbur visited Mr, and Mrs. AJan Wil- bur of Oshawa, last wok fu also attended the Royal Winter Fair. Sorry to report the illness of Mr. Chas, Lakey, who is at present re- ceiving treatment in Toronto. 2 Week-end visitors at Mrs. Ellen Ackney's were Miss Evelyn Ross and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ackney and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ackney. : Mrs. Jack Crosier and Miss Della Johnson attended a Teachers' Feder- ation meeting in Port Perry Monday evening, 1 You'll whistle lovelies! All our cars are Wintrized, and _. "OK" USED CARS 1952 Chevrolet Sedan, model 1269-- fine black finish, air conditioning heater, in first class condition. 1951 Chevrolet Sedan, model 1269-- metallic green, a nice clean car in first class condition. 1951 Nash Ambassador Custom Sedan hydromatic; air conditioned, twin beds, well cared for by one owner, in nearly new car condition, an ex- ceptional buy. 1951 Pontiac Deluxe Fleetline Coach-- light green, reconditioned and guar- anteed, a very smart car. 1951 Meteor Coach-- excellent black finish, air conditioning heater, thor- oughly reconditioned, guaranteed in top condition. . 1950 Pontiac Fleetline Coach, model 2207--airway bly finish like new, thoroughly reconditioned, guaran- teed Al. 1950 Pontiac Coach, model 2211-- heater, reconditioned, in excellent condition, metallic grey finish. 1950° Austin A40 Sedan--heater, in first class condition, a very econo- mical car to operate, 30 day war. ranty. 1949 Anglia Coach--heater, good ap- pearance and condition, gives excep- tional gas mileage, warranted for 1000 miles or 80 days, 3 1946 Ford Coach -- bluck finsh, new engine just installed, has heater, custom radio, new slip covers. This car is outstanding value, fully guar- anteed. oF r 1948 DeSoto Custom Sedan--blue fin- ish, fluid transmission, radio, air conditioning heater, and other ex- tras, unusually good. 1947 Oldsmobile 66 Sedan--fine dark green finish, radio, heater and de- froster, slip covered, an unusually good car, carries our "OK" warran- crear ox at these S Anti-Freeze. ~ chanically reliable. .y now for the highest possible trade-in ty. Jie Phone Usbridge 162 r 15 PHONE 74 ------ fully protected with permanent 1947 Oldsmobile 66 coach -- perfect black finish, heater and defroster, in extra good condition, guaranteed. 1947 Chevrolet Coach, 1211 model-- light green, has heater and radio, first class condition. 1946 Plymouth Sedan--medium grey, a very clean car in exceptional con- dition. O.K. warranty, All cars listed above cairy our "OK" 650-50 warranty for 80 days. Should repairs be necessary during this period, we pay half of the bill. "GOOD VALUE" USED CARS 1942 Plymouth sedar--good tires, me- 1939 Dodge sedan -- reliable runnir condition, Fanaing 1937 Chevrolet sedan -- extra good tires, fair condition, priced right. 1937 Buick 8 Sedan--Above average condition for its year. ; 1937' Chevrolet Coach--Average con- dition, a bargain. 1936 Chevrolet Coupe -- Needs some |. work, priced low. 1936 DeSoto sedan --g runs OK, : Cash, Trade, or convenient G.M.A.C. time payment terms. -- We have a limited number of new 1868 Chevrolet cars and trucks avail able for immediate delivery. See us little rough, allowance on your present car or truck. i Wé allow at least $200.00 for any car that runs regard-' less of age or condition, on the purchase of a brand new 1953 Chevrolet. ; : CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET TRUCKS | Blackstock Charles Trinka-and-Walter--Sandison- There is to be a dance ut Utica hall Friday evening, Nov. 27. i Frank Kendal has been on jury duty at Whitby for the last two weeks. Wing Commander. Lawson Randall, of Paris, France, is visiting with his brother, Mr, Malcolm Randall. ** Mr, Bert McKercher is putting the roof on the new house he is building on the lot across from his residence. It is a one-storey ranch-style house, The November meeting of the Utica W.A. was held at the home of Mrs, E. Ackney on Nov. 12. It was decided to have a play in the near future. Don't forget Sunday School at 1.30 p.m. and church at 2.830 p.m. 3 Plan Campaign fo To Aid T.B. Suffers Not only is the incidence of tuber- culsis drppping in Canada but niore aid is being extended to patients and convalescents than ever before. Con- solidating local efforts in this direc- tion, the newly formed Ontario Coun- ty and Oshawa Tuberculosis Associa- tion met at a dinner last week in Ad- elaide House. At the request of the Ontario Tuberculosis Ass'n, a number of groups which worked independently culosis dropping in Canada but more of one another in this area, amalgam- ated. It has been feared that these district groups might lose their ident- ity and some of their personal contact with patients when they merged into the larger organization but the meet- ing last week showed conclusively that' this is not the result. The primary aim' of every member remains the same -- to aid and befriend sufferers from tuberculosis: to educate the pub- lic in prevention; to give free chest examinations and to rehabilitate those released from sanitoria. The United Church W.M.S. held its November meeting 'at the home of Mrs, C, Hill 'with the president open- ing the meeting with prayer, Mrs, A, Taylor gave the devotional, read a paper, "Blessed are the Peacemakers", and offered prayer. The roll call was unswered with the name of some one prominent in the United Church, The chapter from the study book, "Christ is the Answer" was given by Mrs, K; Larmer, Mesdames R. Taylor, E, Dor- rell, E, Larmer, and A, Johnston, gave LAKEVIEW [Toe Two Shows Nightly -- 7 and 9 p.m. - THURS, FRI, SAT, - NOVEMBER 26-27-28 Jane Wyman and Ray Milland In The Hilarious New Technicolor Comedy with Music "LET'S DO IT AGAIN" °° | SHORT PICTURES . Si, . MON. TUES, WED, - NOV. 30 : DEC. 1.2 Vincent Edwards and Yvette Dugay In The Thrilling Adventure Romance All in' Beautiful Colour "HIAWATHA" SHORT PICTURES BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY "ICED AND DECORATED FOR ORDERS. \ - Saturday Specials "BANANA LAYER CAKE" "JAM TOP BUNS" GERROW'S BAKERY PHONE 32W " G. M. GERROW -- : : -- --The-assoclation-emphasized-that-its work is not just for Oshawa, but for the entire county. There was some fear that people in rural areas might not] want to contribute if they felt their money was going to the people of the city merely because the head quarters is located there. * The gen- eral thought of the members was that care should be taken to keep their per- snal entacts with patients, who all too ! often are neglected by friends when taken ill. ¢ 'highlights of -the--Sectional Rally re= cently held at Enniskillen, A short talk on Peace wac given by Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Hutton closed. the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by group in charge. : ' Dr, R. P. Bowles of Caesarea, who is 89 years young, gave an interesting address at the recent United Church Presbytery meeting, his subject being; | "Changing Attitudes", He described the change and forming of his own philosophy of life through the years and 'spoke with his usual humour on current manners and morals, and the changes through the years, saying "It is Still an age of change." Donations CONTRIBUTIONS TO -- Hie ARTIFICIAL ICE.FUND ; Previously Acknowledged ....$6,887.7¢ Throughout the entire meeting, the- rewas one theme that stood out: the genuine, personal interest every per- son took in the welfare of the tuber- culosis sufferers in their country. - This work is now being turned over by the Kiwanis Club to the new body in order to provide a broader base for carrying on the constant battle to era- dicate tuberculosis. Wider county rep- Jack Pargeter ................... foreares 15.00 | resentation .is provided in the new or- Ted Brooks | ganization to ensire that a greater W. Long field of need will be covered. We are Miss Wood confide nt that all the possible activit- PAINTING DECORATING JR ~ New Phone No. 118 14 ~ RR.4PortPerry . and Sons -Hilton--8Simpson- Jas. Hadley Orval Stone ...........c..... on effectively undr the new regime, which will merit just. as great sup- Mrs, C. Jeffrey od port ag in the past for the Christmas Edna Walker ........ccooeevvvrrnenn. 5.00 seal campaign. Mr, and Mrs, Wilmot Walker.. 10.00 i 3 Donations may be sent to Christmas CP TTT T PT TY senan Merlin Stone ..... -5.00 Mansel Stone ..... 5.00 | Seal Fund, Ontario County-Oshawa Wm. Hill ............. 5.001 T. B. Assoc. ¢c-o The Bank of Nova Rod & Gun Club ....................... 26.00 | Scotia, Oshawa, Ontario. E. Hayes" «25.00 : Frank Smith .......cceunnnnnee.. « 25.00 i SE Mr. McCammon .. 2.00] - She drove her husband crazy by Mr, Midgley .....conrsiorisionnee 2.00 | whisling "Merry Widow Waltz" every =| time they passed his Life Insurance $7,066.76 | company. ; - WOMAN'S ETERNAL PROBLEM: TURNING ADMIRERS -INTO HUSBANDS -- AND HUSBANDS Is your car safe for 'INTO ADMIRERS. Winter Driving? HAVE IT CHECKED BY ONE "OF OUR FACTORY TRAINED o| MECHANICS -If your auto is becoming an "Eternal Problem" bring it into UX-SPRING and you're sure to become an "Eternal admirer" of our know-how and competence. The kind of professional skill that makes the hard jobs easy. HEE Grogs ¢ METEOR UXBRIOGE 245 'SEPTIC TANKS PUMP EQUIPMENT "THE SURE WAY" PHONE Bulldozing and : Excavating | BACKHOE for Trenching and Loading By Hour or Contract. [168 to Tight tuberculosis will be carried [|= BELLEVILLE LIVESTOCK SALES © Sales Every Tuesday |. Som eneing at 2 pm. Buyers will find a wide variety of Butcher, Feeder and Dairy Cattle (S ers) ; also Feeder Pigs, (all sizes), Veal and Young ves, and Horses. Sales Arena heated in winter. Air-conditioned in Summer.. PHONE BELLEVILLE 1828 Dont Take Our Word For It Try a ton and prove to yourself that it's the best Hard Goal money can buy.--"That Famous Reading Anthracite." Agent for . +e 7 14s - Herco Automatic Hard Coal Burner Hot Water and Warm Air--a conversion unit for yqur present furnace. ! Come in, write or can save money. PORT PERRY COAL & ICE C0. - CALL 289 | phone for a folder, and see how you M ST. CLAIR 1 - : -- ; Ls » WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR SAND, GRAVEL, SOD asd LOAM ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you, Phone '323W Port Perry 03 for information. (formerly A. K. Graham) i FLOWERS ih Nov. 27, 1968 FOR ALL NOCASIONS ._--_ Funeral Tributes Potted Plants n Vit. waoomes s ssaurr | DEAD STOCK © a Proprictors: | emoved from your farm promptly IE [Eat ht Blackstock 67 Bowmanville 2468 novi2it Open every evening until 9 Free Estimates Given. 24 Hour Bervies Tripp Construction] rw DeGEER RR. Pert Perry Dalton Road, Sutton Phones: Res. 109 r 42. Office 392 ot Phone 231 R' Gordon Young Ltd, . Fe] = » e Yr Tn » 8 { "1 « F NN IRL TE a SR TT ET - 3 ge Foz oe ----C -------- em gm ap Ve ri i ) op. bn