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6--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81st 1959 BUSINESS DIRECTORY INSURANCE 'Auction Sales Are your Policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may be consult EMMERSON INSURANCE ¥Ukon 65-2421 PORT PERRY GILLSON, SLEEP & Me¢PHADEN General Insurance Victor F. Gillson - George McPhaden Mrs. Evelyn E. P. Allen YUkon 5-2841 Port Perry Dec. 81/69 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding, Estimates given on all of work, EARL WALLACE Port Perry Ont. APEX TV SERVICE Television & Radio Repairs Port Perry--Phone--YUkon 65-2282 Leslie McDonald, Service Man Dec. 81/69 REAL ESTATE MARGARET BALLARD Listings wanted-- farms, houses, vacant land, ete. Phone 124 or 49 Sunderland, Ontario jan22/60 BRUCE V. MACKEY, B.A. Barrister and Solicitor Saturdays at © a.m. to 12 noon also evenings. At residence, Caleb St., Port Perry Phone YUkon 5-2127 Nov. 26/69 WED., JAN. 6th--Auction Sale of Farm Implements, the property of Henry Vanderwal, Con. 8, Reach, 2 miles West of Hwy. 7-12, Farm re- cently occupied by M. Ross, Terms Cash. Sale at 1,80 pm. C. Heayn, Clerk. TED JACKSON, Auctioneer, ¥ ¥ FOR A BETTER BUY! BETTER TRY! Brock Motor Sales Phone 78, Sunderland, Ontario A General Motors -- Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer 1957 Dodge Mayfair 4-door sedan, au- tomatic transmission, custom radio, windshield washers, a beautiful 2- tone turquoise and ivory. 1969 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan, radio, white walls, powerglide, 2-tone burgundy and ivory. t 1956 Oldsmobile hardtop, hydramati transmission; custom radio, 2-tone blue and ivory. 1966 Ford tudor, a lovely 2-tone ma- roon and black, white walls, a very clean car. 1964 Chevrolet deluxe 4-door sedan, custom radio, 2-tone green. 19567 Ford 4-door sedan, very clean, radio, 2-tone coral and ivory. We have in stock: 2 brand new 1959 Chevrolet sedans, one black; and one black and white color; also one 1959 Bel Air 2-door hardtop, power- glide, whitewalls, color red & white; also one 1960 Chevrolet ¥-ton pick-up long box. FOR A BETTER BUY! BROCK MOTOR SALES Phone 73, Sunderland, Ontario A HAPPY NEW YEAR! A. E. Johnston OPTOMETRIST 8 King Street, East, Oshawa. Office Hours--9 to 6 p.m. Wed. and Sat. till noon April 80/60. n '|In Port Perry. With bath, laundry BETTER TRY! WE WISH EACH and EVERYONE aa .--..----...----LG. Rate--3¢ per word. Minimum charge 50¢. -- to local advertisers APARTMENT FOR RENT---Down- town Port Perry. Ground Floor. Heated. TV aerial. Phone YU b- 7946. TF FOR RENT -- Attractive self-con- tained apartment with Living Room, 2 bedrooms, modern kitchen and bath- room. Also 1 bedroom apartment on ground floor, YU 65-2478. TF - FOR SALE--Landrace Hogs, service age; English Yorkshire-Landrace cross bred Hogs; first litter sows, purebred Landrace due soon; pure- bred Holstein Cow; Holstein-Jersey Heifer, both due December; calf for vealing. Fred Milne, Blackwater. Phone Sunderland 8-r-8. Jan. 7 FOR SALE -- Livestock--8 Sows, due in two weeks. Phone Blackstock 98-r-22, 3 FOR SALE--Light grey Borg coat, full length, size 14. Excellent ocndi- tion. YU 65-2108. FOR SALE -- Young Hound Dog. Call J. Popowich, YU 65-2749. 4-ROOM APARTMENT for Rent-- and dryer facilities. Phone Sunder- land 93.r-8. RIDE WANTED--From two miles south on Prince Albert road to South Plant. Day shift. Call Vie Laroc- que, YU 56-7716, Notice to Creditors IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MERVYN MAHAFFY, DECEASED All persons having claims against the Estate of Mervyn Mahaffy, late of the Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, Millhand, who died on or about the 4th day of De- cember, A.D., 19569, are hereby noti- MONEY DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE between 8-9 a.m. HU 7-0319. Outerbridge. Dead Farm Stock Prompt removal. Top prices paid for old, dead or disabled farm animals according to size and condition. Small animals removed free. Use our special telephone service Ask for long distance ZEnith 32800, at no cost to you. We are as close as your telephone. Ed. Peconi & Son LIMITED Argyle, Box 11, Ontario July 80/60 Dead Farm Stock PICKED UP PROMPTLY Highest prices paid for dead and crippled animals according to size and condition. For fastest service Phone Collect Hampton COlfax 38-2721. MARGWILL FUR FARM Tyrone, Ontario Aug. 80, 1960 Attention Farmers! Highest prices paid for dead or crippled cattle, horses, hogs accord-|died on or about the 80th day of Sonos: Jim Dowson, Arnold and ing to size and condition, Prompt|November, A.D., 1059, are hereby no- Bruce Heayn. service, 7 days per week. Phome|yified to send to the undersigned on| If possible the school concerts seem Collect Uxbridge UL 2-8891. T.F, SEPTIC TANKS cleaned by ; PUMP EQUIPMENT Have your tank checked now before trouble starts, 24 hour servies. REG. ARMSTRONG Notice to Creditors OF HOWARD PHILIP MARTYN, DECEASED County of Ontario, Retired Farmer or before the 18th day of January 1960, full particulars of their claims assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this 14th day of December, 19569. GREER AND KELLY, Barristers, &ec., Box 131, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the above estate. Dec. 81 Notice to Creditors OF CHARLES NELSON STABBACK DECEASED Estate of Charles Nelson Stabback thereto, having regard only to claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this 14th day of December, 1069. GREER AND KELLY, Dee. 81 Barristers, &e., If you would like a good personal income and can devote only part time to it, call Avon Products, Phone collect Miss Dec.81 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE All persons having claims against the Estate of Howard Philip Martyn, late of the Township of Reach, in the who died on or about the 22nd day of November, A.D., 1959, are hereby no- tified to send to the undersigned on Immediately after the said date the fied to send to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of January, 1960, full particulars of their claims. Im- mediately after the said date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario, this 14th day of December, 1959. GREER AND KELLY, Barristers, &ec., Box 131, Port Perry, Ontario, Solicitors for the above estate. 'Dec. 81 Scugog The Christmas Party held in the Head Church Saturday night for the Head Community took on a festive , | air, with tree, decorations and special .|treats for the children who were un- expectedly visited by Santa Claus. ' Blackstock Your correspondent wishes the Editor and staff and all who read this column a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year, opportunity of thanking all who have given me news to report. Although the weather and roads were very miserable last Saturday, Mrs. Tom Buttery, Bowmaiiville, Div- ision Commissioner for Durham ar- arrived- in Blackstock safely with Carol Robinson of Port' Hope and Margo Morris of Oshawa. These girls have received all the necessary badges, and are now trying for their Gold Cords which is the highest award for Girl Guides. This challenge is set by the area committee and must be done in some division away from where they are a Guide. In this case the challenge was a- Christmas Party for Blackstock Brownies. All the afternoon's_enter- tainment was planned and carried out by the above mentioned Guides. Games were played. All Brownies made favours and each Brownie received a little gift. All told of a very pleasant Guides are eligible for Cords which will be presented to them at the Provincial meeting in 1960. gifts. enjoyed a taffy pull and games. ers were present, mas song. won. worship centre. child received a candy cane. evening. practiced a play they are to presen in Sunday School on Sunday. F. Bailey, second, Mrs. Walter Law gson, low gent, Les. Taylor, The Institute meeting Friday nigh ren. The meeting opened with th Ode and Collect. in a Manger was sung. Roll Call wa answered by a favorite carol. A lette of thanks for birthday gifts sent th bourg, was read. Also a "Thank You Hospital Auxiliary for donation. letter from Jim Swain who won th I would also: like to take this] afternoon being spent. Now these 2 their Gold "|"The Twelfth Night", The Cubs held their Christmas party Monday night and their exchange of Instead of the regular meeting of Girl Guides on Monday night. They The Mission Band held their Christ- mas get-together Tuesday after school when thirteen members and two lead- The roll was an- swered by a favorite Carol or Christ- Mrs. Butt told the story of "The Little Black Cent." John Lar- mer read .a poem "Trains" Leanne Dorrell told the Christmas story then sides were chosen and named Dancers and Vixen and Questions on the Christmas Story asked. The Dancers Mrs. S. Dorrell conducted the worship period and John Larmer and Leanne Dorrell prepared a beautiful Before leaving each Mrs. Ernest Swain, teacher, was hostess for a Christmas party for the genior girls of the United Church Sun- day School at her home Wednesday night when all had a very enjoyable Instead of their regular meeting on Thursday after school the Explorers Prize winners at the Farmers Union euchre Tuesday night: high lady, Mrs. rence; high gents, Jim Hedge, second Victor Malcolm. Low lady Mrs. Hod- took the form of a party for the child- Mrs. Gilbert Marlow gave a fine devotional reading--The First Christmas Morning and Away Golden Plow Lodge Auxiliary, Co- letter from Secretary of Port Perry A arrived and all kiddies rushed to their seats anxiously awaiting the call of their name as Santa distributed a gift to each child, then hurried off to rest and be ready for some other visits. A bountiful lunch was served There were nineteen ladies and 17 children present, The United Church was filled to capacity Sunday morning for the an- nual Christmas service. The women of the W.A. had the church tastefully decorated. The choir, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Lorne Thompson, pleased the audience with_their anthem--"Hail the King and Crown Him Lord of All Rev, Romeril gave a splendid sermon emphasizing the fact that God's love will win out over the many evils of of the congregation had left, the church was again filled with members of the Sunday School. The adult Bible class conducted the opening worship. The children of the Primary Dept. or fifty sang a Carol "Speak Gently, Tread Softly." The junior girls who are Explorers presented a play: "Twas in the Moon of Winter Time" One class of junior boys, gave a Christmas play and the other junior boys a tab- leau. Intermediate girls told the Christmas stories. Intermediate boys Senior girls sang a chorus "Holy Night" The adult Bible Class conducted a closing wor- ship. All Junior, Primary, Kinder- garten and Nursey children received gifts from the Sunday School. The Anglican Church was well filled Sunday afternoon when the Sunday School presented a pageant depicting all the Notivity scenes featuring carol singing. Evergreens, bells and simi- lar items, introduced by Bishop Nicholas of Myra. - The teachers and pupils deserve great credit for the presented. ; After the service all were invited to the Parish Hall where a Christmas tree was ready, and every child of the Sunday School received a gift. A delightful evening was spent at the Girl Guide and Boy Scout Christ- mas party Saturday, December 19th from 7.30 to 12 o'clock. A piture quiz was won by Nancy Staniland and Floyd Kyte with Carol Rahm and Marion Bradburn second. Spot dances were won by Larry Hoskin and Verna Harris: David Hedge and Denise Malcolm: and David Bellingal and Pat Adams. : A delicious lunch brought the even- t|ing to a close. The Guides and the Scout executive also attended. Manchester (Too late for last week) Mr. Harley Johnson, Ottawa, is home for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Gladys Archer has gone to Port for the winter months. Congratulations to Mrs. Medd and pupils for the delightful entertainment given in the hall on Wednesday night. Santa came in due time and distributed gifts from a well loaded tree. t e 8 r 3 U.S.A; "are visiting her sister and brother, Mrs. J. Bain and Mr. Earl » | Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fielding attended the funeral of his uncle, Mr. Charles Espin, at Whitby, on Friday. el Miss Catharine Christie left by the world After the service and many | FIRST QUALITY Self Storing Door $38.50 ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOUBLE HUNG (two lights) Self-storing Storm | Windows (up to 100 unit inches) $17.50 JOHN BALLARD LUMBER LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone YU 5-2491 : excellent manner in which this was | Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochrane, Georgia, o> J chs? coir a SEVEN NEW YEARS ON RADIO! Midnight on' Dec. 81 is the time to welcome the New Year, as everyone knows. But on CBC radio there will be seven different celebrations that evening--all taking place at midnight --at various times. Dancer Gloria ties from Saint John's, Newfound- land, work its way West through dif- ferent cities and end at Whitehorse, N.W.T. As midnight strikes across the country, the broadcast will pick up the celebrations in all time zones. The show will run 5% hours, Consult Bonnell is confused by all this, but|local listings for starting times in it's really simple. The Trans-Canada | local areas.) ; : network will broadcast local festivi- i -0 NOW IS THE TIME TO DO THAT INSIDE The following . children delighted the audience with piano Christmas se- lections: Marilyn & Beverley Manns, Roy and Jimmy Gerrow, Bruce and Arnold Heayn, Janice and Karen Car- Jim Dowson proved his ability Four senior girls presented a Christmas Carol. An ap- propriate reading was given by Mrs, There was an original, in- with the guitar. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE All persons having claims against the late of the Village of Port Perry, in the County of Ontario, Laborer, who pr before the 18th day of January, 1960, full particulars of their claims, Immediately after the said date the assets of the said deceased will be distributed among the parties entitled formal contest for all. A highlight was the presentation of white gifts for the Candle Light service on Sun- day night. Prizes for attendance and gifts from the Sunday School were also presented. The tea-room "| finally took over for lunch. The Sunday School session next | morning was made more interesting by a boys qartette in song by Roy to improve each year. The combina- tion of 8 schools was quite success- ful and satisfactory to all, The tal- ent and humour displayed were well appreciated. W.L prize on shop work in the High School. From the Salvation Army for donation; from the president of the Chaddelworth W.I. in England for sub- scriptions to Canadian Magazines, and from Mr. Laurie Kinnunen for fruits. It was decided that the date of the District Annual which is to be held in Blackstock, be May 18th, 1960. ~The treasurer gave quite a satisfactory re- port. Institute members are to sav Canada Packers labels, to assist ONO ladies in the purchase of a large per- culator. A beautifullly decorated tree adorned the front of the room, It and the program was planned by Mrs. Ralph Larmer and Mrs. John Rahm, the latter now presided for the follow- ing program--recitation, David Lar- mer, "Santa's Train; song, Heather and Janis Dorrell, "Away in a Man- ger"; piano solo, Leanne Dorrell, "The Little Prince"; recitation, John Larmer "A Christmas A.B.C."; piano solo, Bill Sharon Larmer, "A Christmas Story"; piano solo, Elizabeth . Thompson, "White Christmas"; piano duet, Mary and Betty Bradburn, "A Christmas plane to spend the holidays with her Dr. Baltimore, Md. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crosier were, C. L. McNeill, Fraser- ville; Archie Davis, Whitby; Blight, Brooklin; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKee, of Oshawa, and Mrs. A. W. Jackson, Brooklin. Miss Carrie Cowan, Toronto, visited REPAIR JOB FREE ESTIMATE Boal and Mrs. Christie, in Ewart €| Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach and girls on LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER C0. LTD. § Rn mr A ------ tn gy Thompson, "Silent Night"; recitation, |. Please remember that the Home & School is sponsoring a bowling night Box 181, Port Perry, Ontarlo, Solicitors for the above estate. for the whole Island on this Wed. the old-fashioned wood-pile and cook stove when unexpected power fail: ures occur, Port Perry Phone YUkon 5-2226 div fh © Jam. 14/60 Fa fai A 05 How we modern. people do respect Medley"; reading, Nancy Staniland, "There'll Always be a Christmas"; a piano solo, Nancy Dorrell, "The Wed- ding of the Painted Doll"; piano solo, Janice Byers, "Winter Wonderland." The children now enjoyed playing games of Chase the Hens and Snow- shoeing, as also did the ladies watch- ing until Santa's bells were heard as he This featuring YW ideal for use in over-the-road haulis La N weight rating of 53,000 pounds and a maximum gross combination weight rating of 76,800 pounds. 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