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Y heated, all conveniences. - given. - tion, reasonable. ; Port Perry. JUST*WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A home that will pay its own way. Completely double and "yet not too large. bath, full basements. For informa- tion. Apply Star Office. Each side has 4 rooms and |-~ "ROOM and BOARD--Gentleman, in Port Perry, centrally located. Box 9, Port Pepry Star, FOR SALE--New Holland Baler, in excellent condition. Raymond Fra- lick, Phone 103-r-21, Port Perry. Apl PORT PERRY Seven room frame home on excel- lent residential street close to store, school and bus. Immediate posses- sion, now vacant. "Several more in the town from which to choose. ; LLOYD G. LEE HU. 1-3391,, Evgs. HU. 9-6308 J. A. WILLOUGHBY & SONS 46 Eglinton Ave, E., Toronto WANTED--Nice clean woman for general house work. Phone 164-r-4. WANTED--3 or 4 rooms or house, unfurnished, in or nround Port Ferry. Family with 8 children, Phone 153-r-32 > WANTED -- Cottage with sandy beach to sleep family, 2 children, July and August, J, M. Parker, 209 Ken- nedy Road, Toronto 13. © Apr. 1 WANTED--Bicycle in good condi- tion. Phone 210-R, Port Perry. WANTED--General for housework in Toronto, no waxing, must live in,|. under 60 years of age,-must be neat. $60.00 per month with board. Box 3, Fort Perry Star. -- = °° AApr.1. "WANTED--Growers for registered and commercial Seed Grains, Tor full particulars, apply Master Feeds, Port Perry, Phone 1. Apr.l WOOD FOR SALE -- Hard wood slabs--$16.00 per cord. Soft Wood slabs--$12.00 per cord--cut and deli- vered. Phone 387-r-3 3, Bethany, Ont, - "April 8. NOTICE Arthur and David Jefford are now "the TELEGRAM carrier boys for the If you wish the North End of Town. Telegram delivered to your door we shall be pleased to give you good ser- vice. . Phone 210-R. : FOR SALE--Girl's Spring Coat in good condition. Biege color, size 10 to 12 years. Phone 338- W. FOR RENT--Two large rooms, a large kitchen with built-in cupboards, bert. Phone 265-r-14. Apri Venetian Blinds- Made in size and colour you need; 'mealired and installed free. Lower than average pri E. E. Irwin, phone 220-r-12, Uxbridge, Ontario. A Apr. 1 ort FOR SALE--Chrome Kitchen set, table and 4 chairs, grey, good condi- Phone 248J. PAINTING and DECORATING PRICED RIGHT Ed. Williams, Prince Albert, FOR SALE--Eight piece Oak Din- ing Room Suite, also a 3-burner Cole- man Stove. Phone 160-M. Hairdressing . Shampoo & fingerwave--$1.00. Cold waves--$7.50, $8.00 & $10.00 Machineless wave--$5.50 o JIaircutting--.75¢. 'SHIRLEY COLBEAR Thone 430-M Apr.16 -= FOR SALE--C Clinton Oats, $1.00 per 'bushel, . Phone Roy Scott, 201-r-22, i Apr. 1. FOR/'SALE--4 wheel Spring Wagon, trailer hitch and licence, with. 600-16 tires (new). Chas, Mills, Beugog | Rd, Port Perry Phone 335J. > FOR SALE -- Larain Oats--first | generation from registered seed-- cleaned, buffed and treated.: . Phone 109-r-14, Murray Holtby. Apr.1 FOR SALE -- Seed Oats, Taran: : power cleaned and treated--glso Mas- sey-Harris Clipper P.T.0. Combine, good as new. Clare Vernon, phone 119-r-4. PASTURE FOR RENT---for, fitty| "head of cattle. - Apply to S. J. Woold- ridge, Little Britain, Phene 40-r-21. Dead Farm Stock -PICKED. UP PROMPTLY Phone Colléct Bowmanville 2670 'We also buy live horses .. MARGWILL FUR FARMS, TYRONE - dee, 15, 1964 '| bush on end of tail. Prince Al~ Estimate 3 FOR RENT--Attractive Apartment two rooms and kitchenette, heated, all conyeniences. Phone 307-M, Port Perry, gh FOR SALE--Good hay, straw, man- gels, potatoes; at once, write Mr. Coghlan, R.R. 1, Port Perry. LOST--Part setter, black, male, 3 years., near Manchester, write at oncg Coghlan, R.R. 1, Port Perry. Reward. _ LOST -- Black and white beagle hound; 4 white feet, black ears, white Answers to the name of Barney. Phone 218 for re- ward. t USED CARS MAKES «MODELS 'PRICES V All "O.K." used cars are reconditioned where necessary, fully wintérized, and carry our "OK." warranty for 30 days or 1000 miles. Should repairs be nécessary through normal use dur- bill. - some. with radios and other extras. 1 OK. USED CARS 1952' CHEVROLET SEDAN, black,-a first class car, - 1952 CHEVROLET COACH; green, well cared-for-by one owner. 1951 PONTIAC FLEETLINE COACH light green, one owner,"a fine car 1951 "PREFECT SEDAN _ reconditioned, very nice "| 1950 PONTIAC FLEETLINE COACH ."blue, guaranteed first class [1950 PONTIAC COACH grey, one owner since new 1950 "AUSTIN A40 SEDAN, dark green, one owner, exceptionally nice 1949 CHEVROLET COACH _ blue, very good condition. 1949 METEOR SEDAN, = green, above average every way "1949 ANGLIA COACH, blue, fully ' reconditioned and guaranteed 1948 FORD- COACH, black, radio' new motor, guaranteed first class 1947 CHEVROLET COACH, blue reconditioned and guaranteed . 1947 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN radio, in fine condition 1946 PLYMOUTH SEDAN far above average, condition "0K. id USED TRUCKS ' 1949 FORD, 1-ton pickup, very good condition : 1949 G.M.C. half ton panel, above average condition GOOD VALUE USED CARS 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN good transportation 1939 DODGE SEDAN good mechanically 1937 BUICK 8 SEDAN" ° 'above average condition 1937 CHEVROLET SEDAN good running condition. " CASH - TRADE - or Convenient G.M.A.C. TIME PAYMENT TERMS Bryden Moors PORT PERRY PHONE 74 CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE CHEVROLET TRUCKS i Mig Every Evening Until § 1 mile South of" Ajax, ing this period, we pay one half of the | All cars arg equipped with heaters, R Auction Sales "TUESDAY, MARCH 80% Auction sale of herd of dairy cattle, pigs, farm stock, implements, hay, grain, straw, furniture, ete., on Lot 18, Concession 4, North York Twp., % mile North of Lansing Cut-off. Property of Wm. Muirhead. Sale at 12.80 noon. Terms |' cash, No reserve, Farm Sold, KEN & CLARKE PRENTICE, " Auctioneers. THURS., APRIL 8th--Farm Sold, Auction Sale of Live Stock, Imple- ments, Hay, Etc.;" Household Furni- ture, the property of Roy St. John, Lot 11, Cone 4, Mariposa, on County Road, 1% miles west of Little Britain. Terms Cash, sale at 1.00 p.m. TED As A Auctioneer. * SAT., APRIL 10th -- Auction Sale of Dairy Cows, New 'Combine and Im- plements, the property of H. Brad- shaw and son, on Pickering Beach Rd., . Terms cash, sale. at 1.80 p.m. - TED JACKSON, Auctioneer. For a Better Buy Better Try JIM. HEAYN Archer Motor Sales Phone 67 " Port Perry pm CN REAL ESTATE WANTED WANTED--very low price farms, '| with or without buildings, small acre- age with lake or river frontages, | ranch lands; wood lots, mineral fings, what have you. State lot and con- cession, and your lowest price - for cash, Art Sovereign, % " 1181 St. Clair West, Toronto: = .. , } "DEAD STOCK removed from your farm promptly for . sanitary disposal. -- Telephone Collect. Port Perry 118r2, or Toronto EM 3-3636. rian? Gordon Young Lid. Dead Stock Service Dead or crippled horses, cattle or hogs, picked up for sanitary disposal. Phone collect: Port Perry 108 r 14, Uxbridge 92 r 14, Lindsay 4682. Head Office, "Woodville 82 r 11. ED. PECONI, Ontario 'Argyle WILL TAKE ORDERS FOR SAND, GRAVEL, 80D. and LOAM. - ELLSWORTH KENNEDY will be pleased to serve you. Phone 322W Port. Perry - for information. Ptr a nov 27, 1964 "ROOFING OF ALL KINDS .Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding, Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE . Port Perry Bulldozing and Excavating BACK HOE for eek and Loading By Hour or Contract. { Free Estimates Given.: Tripp Construction R.R. 2, Port Perry * _ Phones: Res. 109 r 42. Office 392 h Notice fo Owners of Dogs Within the | Corporate Limits of the ila of WOIOSO008, Ramat] * Tags must be purchased at the Treasurer's Ottice not later than April 80th, 1964 '| Rev. |ASHBURN The Youiz. People's Society held their regular weekly meeting in the basement of the church on Sunday, March 14th. About twenty members of the Mt. Zion Society were present as guests and had charge of the pro- gram. The meeting opened 'by a short song service led -by Kenneth Heron, after which Allan Carson, pre- sidept of the Mt. Zion Society took charge. "Thy 'theme of the _meeting 'was "Prayer". Shirley Empringham read a poem entitled "Prayer". Jane Tiffen gave a detailed explanation of the "Lord's Prayer". A poem "Don't Forget to Pray", was read by Mary McEnvoy, Joyce Disney read an ar- ticle entitled "Prayer is Man's High- est Possible Power", and Mrs. E. Wil. son sang a lovely solo "Mec Him In the Morning." Allan Carson then introduced Rev. 'Moore, of Mt. Zion. He gave an in- spiring 'message on "Prayer", refer- ring particularly to the Transfigura- tion of Jesus as an answer t6 prayer. Grant Carson. read a poem "Pray for Us", : : ! Lunch was served and a-soc enjoyed by all. On Tuésday evening, Mar, 16th the Ladies Bible Class held an open meet- ing in the basement of 'the church which was well attended. . °° The president Mrs, Alfred Fisher occupied the chair, The scripture lesson was read by Eleanor Varty and Mrs. R. Richardson led in prayer. Mrs. A. Dean and Mrs: F. Lynde were ap- pointed as the "program ommittee for the April meeting, which will be held in the basement of .the church. Mr; Walter Kerr then acted as mas- ial time ter of ceremonies. The program was in: the form of an 'Amateur Contest. judges. ~ Lucille Johnston, Phillip Do- tar solo contest with Phillip winning first prize and Teddy sétond. 'In the tries: Robert Compton who recited "Sugar Weather"; Gloria Martin, "Little Gustava", and Dawn Johnston, "The Bee". Dawn won. first prize and Gloria second. There were only two entries in the piano solo group. Helen Routley won first and Joy Bradley second. Judith Bath who sang "Whenever I feel Afraid", won first in the junior solo-contest and Faye Heron who. sang "The Ugly Duckling" won second. Helen Routley, who recited "My Ro- mance", won first in the Monologue class. } There was keener competition in the group singing class. Willy and Eva -] Van der Heuvel sang in Dutch "Mo- ther's Umbrella". Joan Gardner and Gail Bath sang "School'\Days". Frank Gardner and 'Faye Redshaw sang Fisher sang "Animal Crackers". "Willy and Eva:Van der Heuvel won first:and Joan Gardner and Gail Bath Second. - Mrs. Holiday entertained With two solo nambers between classes." Mr. Alfred Fisher won first prize fn-the senior solo contest and Kenneth Heron won first in his novelty num- 'I ber "Take me out to the Ball Game": There were several entries for the best Irish: Joke .and. the prize was awarded to Mr. Elmer Milne, Following the awarding of the prizes | B. D. -Armstrong spoke a few 'words. A delicious lunch was served by 'the' refreshment committee and everyone enjoyed a 2 social time to- gether. Mrs. Fred Stephen spent the week- Mr. Walter Kerr, Mr. Russell Bat- | ten, Mr. Wes, Routley and Mr. 'Emer | Milne attended the Sportsmen Show in Toronto on n Thursday, ! Mrs. John McKinney and Mrs, Ken-! neth Holiday, of Brooklin acted. as: ble and Teddy Childs entered the gui- i recitation' class there were three en-- "Billy Boy", and Diane and Margaret' BEAUTIFUL! ) Cs : end with her daughter Miss Glenys : Stephen "of Whitby. | Ont. County Seed 4 (continued nly front page) 9--Robert Smith, Blackwater ........ $1 10--Ray Dearborn, Port Perry ........ $1 11--Don Crosier, Blackwater .. 8. Winner--Junior Competition 1st--Ron Kime, Whitby ................. $6 2nd--Roger .Snodden, Petferlaw.. 3rd--Bob' Lyle, Sunderland 4th--David Pegg, Ashburn ........... 6th--Murray Smith, Beaverton. assesesannne 7th--Bev Bryant, Pickering 8th--Ken Wilson, Uxbridge 9th--Aubrey Carson, Claremont....$1 10th--Gary Taylor, Pefferlaw ........ $1 11th--Bob Holliday, Columbus ........$1 12th--Bruce Yake Uxbridge ............ $1 18th--Murray Hoskley, Claremont $1 14th--Art Cameron, Beaverton........$1 Manchester i Mrs. Theo. Stevens attended the funeral of a relative in Woodstock last' week. Mr, and Mrs. Dick Steer were in Toronto on-Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. John Stewart and Bill were in Windsor over the week-énd at- tending the funeral of Mrs. Mac Sca- men (nee Ella Boys). 'Sincere sym- pathy goes out to Mrs, Stewart in the | loss of her sister. Mrs. Spencer of Port Perry was the guest of Mrs. W. W, Holtby on Sun- day. There was the usual attendance at Community Club last Wednesday ev- ening. Mrs, Hilda Bailey," Epsom, won the prize for ladies high count in Euchre, and Mr. W. Rogers for the gentlemen. Doris Taylor and Frank Ellis received the consolations. The next club meeting, Friday evening, ! April 2nd. Mrs. F. B. Johngon, Harley and Wes- ley attended the funeral of the late Geo. Tran at Claremont on Monday. Mrs. H. Reazin; Wick, visited: Mrs. w. F. Crosier one day Inst. week. Prince Albert } Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hunter and fa- 'mily motored to Havelock Sunday to visit her brother, 'Mr.' and Mrs. Mae Robertson_and family. ile y Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock and boys spent Sunday with his' mother Mrs. W. Beacock and other members of the family at Nestleton, Everyone present enjoyed the bake- sale at the school, Friday afternoon, planned by the teacher Miss Harvey and pupils of senior grades. The students dre worthy of special compli- ments for their brave efforts of paint- ing all interior of the upper room. 'Many ladies spared much of their time to % "quilting, at. home of Mrs. Wm. Brown last week. Mis. Raymer and Mrs. Neva Lyle attended the funeral of 'their niece; Mrs, L. Willianfson in Toronto last Friday.. Our sympathy to them in their bereavement. . 'Mrs. McKerihan spent a couple of -weeks with Mrs. F. Stanton, Brooklin. ' 'Mrs. Raymer is staying with Mr. and. Mrs, Karn in Oshawa, for a few days. i HYBRID TEA ROSE with $10.00 order before April 16. Catalogue on request. ' ORDER NOW! "Have, Choice--Spring Shipped F. HOGG NURSERY CO. Sincé 1894--R.R. 4, Uxbridge 14 mile south of village; Con. 7. Shrubs, Evergreens, Roses, Fruit, Ornamental Trees, ete. 'Member of Canadian Associaton of Nurserymen, apr, 16 Thursday, pe re Don't al to bring your child to our "store on Cea -- One Day Only -- FOR YOUR FREE PHOTOGRAPH. 44 'No Obligation 4 See pamphlet in mal for details» ' j April Ist THEATRE - SHA LAKEVIEW PORT PERRY : Tes Shows a Nightly ---1 and Spm. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 1 25-26-27 'Errol Flynn and Beatrice Campbell 7+ Inthe Great Technicolor: Adventure Drama de mE MASTER OF BALLANTRAE" gouun and SHORT" PICTURE . iP. ; id . eh MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 20.8081 John Hodiak, David Brian, Maria Marquis In the Exciting Technicolor Outdoor Story "AMBUSH AT-TOMAHAWK GAP" 2nd FEATURE--JOE- E. BROWN in his' Laugh Riot' "SHUT MY BIG MOUTH" Last Complete Show starts at 8.20 -- L Ain . x FRESH BAKING. DAILY BREAD, BUNS, PIES, CAKES and TARTS or Saturday Specials "ORANGE LAYER CAKE" and - "CHERRY TAR GERROW'S BAKERY Phone 32W 7 G. M. GERROW ' OUR 1954 Sample Books Arriving to Choose From - ./% 'Everything Supplied for Your | Job Over 400 Samples WHEN BETTER PAINT IS MADE; ., WE WILL USE IT. M ST. CLAIR and Sons on R.R. 4, PORT PERRY New Phone Number 118r14 .. . Now is the time to List your. property with us, SPRING IS COMING! _ ny are ¢ enquiring about Cottages, Worms, and Hoes. : Our seven salesmen cover Port Perry. and surrounding district. LET US HELP. YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY. ~ Have you a cottage to rent for. part' 'of the summer? irs . Clients are Waiting, : Howard' Langille, Realtor Member of the Ontario Association of Real Estate Boards PHONE 395 ~ PORT PERRY. fo WOMEN DONT GIVE AWAY SECRETS - - THEY TRADE THEM, Save Buy Specials 2 1950 FORD 1949 MERCURY 1948 CHEVROLET "1948 FORD 1946 PONTIAC . TET ee IEE 1.6% get OR 0 Hl The "Trade Secret" of successful wi car v merchandising ' is simple: give. the customer the kind of deal you'd like to get yourself and he'll come back next year with his. friends. That's our motto here at UX SPRING friends FAN it believe us it -- 4 loreal Li Tid : 5