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WY a Ws re > Re REL Se Sn ms en = 2 STR Na I) fy 4 " y Sele pha rd a {, Si 2 aa el = Cor Cae a a LER Tle LN "N £ Spada nage 1 RR ERINEN 'THE FORT PERRY STAR, OUR BEAUTY WORK 16 REALLY Magic it COULD. 1 WiY OAM J essie's Beauty Salon " YUkon 5-7991, Port Perry i" a nO EEL nr rm on 4 4 3 4 4 4 b 4 p 4 4 > 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 > 4 4 4 y y y > p p 4 4 4 > 4 4 y > 4 4 4 4 4 INSURANCE Are your Policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs may be consult EMMERSON INSURANCE Y Ukon 5-2421 GILLSON, SLEEP & NePHADEN General Insurance Victor F. Gillson - George McPhaden ' Mrs. Evelyn E: P. Allen Y Ukon 5-2341 Oct. 6/60 REAL ESTATE FARM HOMES. BUSINESS LOTS MARGARET BALLARD, Realtor ". Sunderland, Dec. 29/60. ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Eavestroughing, Asphalt Siding, Estimates given on all kinds of work WALLACE Ont. EARL Port Perry rt aux JI _ SERVICE |S Television &. Radio Repairs Port Perry--Phone--YUkon 5-2282- 'Leslie McDonald, Service Man Dec. 81/60 |" - » Piano Tuning V. P. BIOUFFER Piano technician and tuner. "PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Phones: Office: YU 56-2821 Res: YU 65-2384 1. ---------- me vor et sei wian cles os: 'Backhoe Work " TRENCHING -- BACKFILLING SEPTIC TANKS NEW EQUIPMENT IVAN MOUNTJOY Phone Blackstock 87-r-4 Before 8 a.m. or aftér 6 p.m: 1.5--Nov, 24/60 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned by PUMP EQUIPMENT Have your tank checked now before THURSDAY, BUSINESS DIRECTORY | t selected will have an opportunity to " Wed., 9-12 noon. Mon.-Fri., 7 to 8 p.m. i. PORT PERRY 1.25 Sept. 16 ! Port Perry i Git. Phone 49 or 124 f & (next door to Flamingo Restaurant) [ | ~{uL 23411 Bept. 9/60} Wiad Lh wion venddi va Vik RIAA FER SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 - ---- REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRED We have a much needed service Tor farmers as well as town dwellers. We require a representative. in your urea. A car is essential and the man establish himself jn a business that pays well and has repeat business coming in regularly. This is a full time position but we will start a man on- a part time "earn as you lern" plan. Write at once for full inform- ation to Sales Manager, Box 817, Lon- don, Canada. Sept.16 A, E. Johnson OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Mary - St, Port Perry Hours: Phone for an Appointment. YU 65-2383 -- RA _3-2721 Dec. 8/60--2. Ted Veenhof WELL DIGGING CLEAN OUT AND DEEPENING ' COMPRESSOR WORK PHONE Oshawa RA 8-3864 For TAXI SERVICE call YUkon 5-7365 BRIGNALL TAXI Offers courteous 24 Hout service. ---- : AMBULANCE SERVICE Ro Queen 8t,, Port Perry 16 T.F. Wanted - Farms We need good medium priced farms from 100 acres up, for waiting clients. Some with all cash. Contact GLEN WOOD Thos. N. Shier Ltd. Real Estate Box 3, Markham, Ont. Phone Markham 710 or AX 3-7701 T.F. Summer Tours and Cruises will accept bookings now to England and the continent by air or steamship. F. G. CROSBY 'I'ravel Agent, Uxbridge 1.6 Sept 8/60 FRESH MILK FED CAPONS Ready for oven or freezer, delivered, 12 months of the year, BRUCE MILLER, Prince Albert Phone Port Perry YU 5-2430 1.. Sept. 20/60 " : n Sewing Machine REPAIRS and SERVICE. Needles, Bobbins, Parts for all makes. Phone Blackstock 77 1, TF / TRENCHING & EXCAVATING | Perry, Phone YU 65-2837. | truck to use as tow truck. CLASSIFIED Phone YUkon 5-2331 CLASSIFIED ADS & BE IN BY 9 a.m. COPY MUST 'WEDNESDAY BOY'S BICYCLE FOR SALE-- Racer type. Cheap. YU 5-288}. FOR SALE--2 Oil Space Heaters, stove pipes, copper tubing; 1 ran- gette. C. McGill, Union Ave. Sept2i " FOR SALE -- BOBCAYGEON, PI- GEON LAKE. Private Point, 3 fur- Hydro, well. Write A. Baker, Poct Sept. 16 FOR SALE -- 6 room winterized cottage, full basement, partly furni-| shed. Scugog Island. Phone YU G6- 2482 daytimes or YU 65-7767 evenings. Sept. 22. FOR SALE--Sweet Corn for freez- ing. YU 6-7690. FOR SALE --'61 Meteor; also '60 Chev. pickup, in good condition or ex- change for 2-ton short wheel base YU b- 2089. Sept. 29 FOR SALE -- Oil Range in good condition, Reasonable. YU 5-7629, FOR SALE -- 1964 %-ton panel truck, excellent condition. $275,00. Terms if required. Phone Hutchin- son, 'Uxbridge UL 2-36486. - FOR SALE--Approximately 30 tons loose hay. $10. a ton. Phone Black- stock 11-r-b between 5 & 7. ~ FOR SALE--2 pair of drapes, grey background, 90 inches long, like new. $15.00. Phone YU 65-2150. FOR SALE--Beagle Hound, 1 yr. old. - Small type, suitable as hunter or child's pet. R. Aird, YU 5-7868. TYPING done at home. Free pick- up and delivery. Phone YU 65-7467. WANTED -- Room: and bosyil for father and son, in Port Perry. Full week. YU 65-2482 daytime. Mr. James. WANTED -- House to rent in or around Port Perry. YU 65-7866, APARTMENT FOR RENT -- In built-in cupboards, one piece bath, centrally located. School teacher or couple preferred. YU 65-2885. FOR RENT -- Six room house on Queen St., available Oct. 1st. Adults only. Phone YU 56-2649. Sept. 22 SOIL TEST--Call Cook's Transport for soil test on your land in prepara- tion for fertilizer. 'Phone YU 65-2681, Port Perry. We also carry a full line of Sunray Feeds." Sept. 22 FOR RENT -- Large Modern two bedroom apartment. Self contained, All"conveniences. YU 65-2478. T.F. FOR SALE Don't list with us, if you don't want it Sold. Due to the brisk fall sales, we are in need of\more farm and property listing, now. Call us anytime. We have clients waiting. Cd ie 100 acres of Scenic hills, dales and valley, plus a trout stocked pond at your front door. 8 room brick house, bydro, water on pressure, large barn, on solid gravel road. Only $18,000. Good terms. ---- - 200 acre Beef Farm, good set of farm Buildings, Jarge modernized nished cottages; boathouse apt; boats. : Port Perry; two unfurnished rooms, | Help Wanted Full or Part time. Apply at Flamingo Restaurant APARTMENT FOR RENT--Moder 'n , Conveniences, space heater provided, YU 65-2221, Auction Sales THURS., SEPT. 16th--Auction Sale of 76 Reg. Holsteins, Herd Listed, Ac- Baler, New Power Spreader, Full line of Muchinery, the property of How- ard Forder, Don-Roddie Farm, at the village of Blackstock, Durham County, 7 miles East of Port Perry, 15 miles North of Bowmanville, - This will be one of the outstanding Auctions of the fall- season; "The herd is in ex-| cellent condition, all young, many ing. In short a real guod Commer- cial herd. The Implements including 2 Tractors, New Baler, New Power Spreader & other machines are what you would find at a well equipped Farm. Cattle Sold subject to Blood Test for Export.. Farm has bee Terms" Cash. No Reserve, Machin- ery sale at 12 o'clock (noon) sharp. Cattle sale at 2 o'clock. LORNE FRANKLIN and TED JACKSON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, SEPT. 29th--Auction Sale of 70 Shorthorn Cattle, Farm Stock and Implements, Massey Harris No, 44 Tractor, Glutten Hammer Mill, H. D. Cultivator (on rubber), Ete., 'tthe property of Noble Dunn, Lot 8, Con, 6, Mariposa Twp., 2 Miles South of Oakwood and 3 miles west of Mariposa Station. Reserve as owner is giving up farm- ing. Sale at 1.00 p.m. Wm. Weldon, Clerk. i. _iREG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th--Auc- tion Sale of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay, Furniture, the property of Wal-! ter Brien Estate, Lot 4, Con. 1, Veru- lam Twp., 1 mile West of Dunsford on Hwy. 36. Terms Cash. No re- serve as sale is called to settle the estate. Sale at 1.00 p.m, REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. SAT., SEPT. 17th--Auction Sale of rrp Furniture, Electric Range, Washing: Machine, Dishes, belonging to the Estate of the Late Mrs. E, A. Whiteley at 656 Deep Dene Drive, Highland Creek. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Sale at 1.830 p.m. KEN & CLARKE PRENTICE, "Auctioneers SAT., SEPT. 17th--Auction Sale of Household Furniture, Piano, Dining Room Suite, Chesterfield,' the Pro- perty of Mrs. Mary Couper, Corner of King & Main St; Village of Mount: Terms Cash, Property Sold,! No Reserve. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Reg.' Albert. Willbee, Clerk. REG. - JOHNSON, Auctioneer, SAT., SEPT. 24th--Auction Sale of Household Furniture, Dishes, Utensils, Garden Tools, Etc.,, and Real Estate, the property of Mrs. Millie Heisey Estate, part of Lot 30, Con. 5, Mark- ham Twp., on 19th Ave. at Almira. Terms Cash, - (See bills for Real Es- tate). Sale at 1.30 p.m. KEN & CLARKE PRENTICE, Auctioneers - SAT. SEPT. 24th--Auction Sale of Household - Goods, Electric Pressure System, Home Freezer and Refrigera- tor, Gas Stove, Etc., the property of | x above Cawker's Butcher Shop. Plena credited, Vaccinated, 2 Tractors; New |. cows & heifers just fresh or spring- old. 11953 International carryall school bus Terms Cash. No' ito cover costs of their services and +| RATES : Classified ads, 3¢ per word per issue Thé minimum charge 50c. per issue if paid within 14 days, | If it is necessary to send an invoice the minimum charge will be 65¢. or a billing charge of 16c. added to account. * 'Bargains Here! Flexible ncn.clogging harrows 6 ton wagon on rubber % ton 19568 Chev. Truck Oat Roller, Grain Grinder, Plowshares, cast or ductalloy. Heavy black polifilm for silos. Fencing and Fence Stretchers, also electric fencers and batteries. Cement, Seal Bond and Lime. FRANK HOSKIN ° Phone 2 Blackstock BROCK MOTORS "FOR A. BETTER BUY! BETTER TRY! 1967 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan, power- glide, radio, new tires, 2-tone .grey with red upholstery, a very clean car. 19567 Chevrolet 2-door, quoise color. radio, a tur- 1955 Buick sedan, automatic trans- mission, a light blue color 1956 Meteor sedan, radio, heater, good paint and tires, good Fanning motor. 1955 Chevrolet, a 2-tone green, radio, a clean car, reasonably priced. 1964 Ford painted. sedan, radio, newly re- 1954 Meteor sedan, runs very good. 1963 Chevrolet panel school bus. 1 John Deere P.T.O. 14T baler, buy now and save! We still have some boats left, at out-' standing savings. If you are plan-' ning on buying a boat and outboard motor, now is the time to buy at a large saving. We offer Peterbor- ough boats, Scott outboard motors and Tee-Nee trailers with up to 26% savings. G.M.A.C. budget terms to -suit your "individual needs. . BROCK MOTOR SALES Phone 73. Sunderland, Ontario - A- General Motora~ Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer Cartwright Council | further along toward the west end of "being cleaned up very speedily. Coun- Bruce family has released said park 'that they could not without the as- time. News The Feeainn Meeting of Council for the Twp. of Cartwright was held Sept. 6th, 1960 with all members pre- sent. - Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Deputy Reeve Gibson and Councillor Trewin. Mr. Howarth of the Bell Telephone Co. was present and gave [Council an outline of a Bell Telephone Fire call systeni which might replace the present after instalation of the dial phones which will be in 1961. Council and Fire Brigade will discuss further with the Telephone Co. in the future before instalation is approved. A - tentative charge for said system was estimated to be allow) 3% A40 per, month Mr. Bruce Colwell of Bowmanville who for.the past several years, with a couple other youths had volunteered their services as lifeguards at Scugog | |i Lake. Shore-during the summers, was present requesting a grant of $300.00 "algo the use of their vehicle as an | be a hazard to health etc was given Lo a fending boathouse would be moved thie road allowance and their north boundary fence would be angled back to their drive way. Mr. Glithero of Caesarea was pre- sent requesting Municipal pressure be applied to the owners of a certain | burned out property, which was not cil advised that-a Razing By-Law was being passed at this meeting where- by Council could have such cases: re- paired or removed and the owners billed for the cost of same in like manner as taxes. Mr, Glithero also requested some fill and grading at the north end of Caesarea Ball Park. Said project was refered to the Road Superintendent, A bill from Mr. Gallinger of Cae- sarea for cutting the grass three times in the Community Park at $150.00 for the year 1959 was considered by the council to be an error and perhaps meant the six cuttings for the two years to 'date. Council were not pleased with the results of their agree- ment with, Mr. Gallinger who did a very unsatisfactory job. The Cart- wright, Volunteer Fire Brigade were present en masse requesting informa- tion re their Municipal Grant and pre- sénted a Bill for Maintenance to their hall and equipment Totalling $402.85. Council on motion approved payment of half of their grant of $1,000.00. Correspondence from the Dept. of Highways requesting approval of a new bridge construction on Eastcross (Cadmus) Creek at 7A Highway but approximately 100 ft. further south was approved. + A letter from: Mrs. Vera MacDonald nee Bruce of British Columbia 'who was visiting relatives in Caesarea, requesting permission to change the name of the Cantwright Community Park to Bruce Memorial Park since that propetty had for many years been owned by the Bruce family and had been deeded to them from the Crown. Council felt that since the and subdivision to the Bowes & Cox Realty Co., and also that so many of the Community organizations had been directly responsible for. the building and maintenance of the Park sent-of all the Community organiza- tions, approve such request at this While on the subject of the park, Clerk was instructed. to request from Bowes and Cox Realty permis sion to use some of the. fill located near by to cover a drainage pipe which had been installed in a small seep- age area. The Road Superintendent predeited: his report of finances and Credits to' : date, being--Road: Balance of $7,365.- 93 and Road Credits of $1,781.99 for a total of $9,601.34 after the present Bills of $7,355.93 were paid. "A Re: | solution passed petitioning the Dept. of Highways to approve the payment of the interim subsidy was signed & sealed. - By-Law No. 1067 authorizing the Razing or removal of buildings or structures etc, which due to their di- lapitated or unsightly condition might final reading and signed and sealed. Mr. Hector Shortridge, caretaker for the Municipal Buildings was present ' advising Council that the furnace in the. Township Hall was unsafe and | requested Council to advise' as to whether to order repairs and fuel for same. Council after discussion or- dered the clerk to 'call tenders: for a Scugog Council "new heating unit and the instalation _ tof same in the Township hall. Ten- ders to close at noen on Qctober "8rd, 1960. Estimates on' almost any type of heating unit were requested. Bills of $1,780.22 for General Acct were ordered paid. : ; Adjournment until Monday, Oct. 3 at 1.00 p.m. when Township Court of Revision will be held and followed by Regular Meeting at 2.00 o'clock. . . V. Malcolm, Clerk." For the FINEST BUILDING SUPPLIES at a FAIR PRICE look for this Se [LI Ae VLe1115Y LUMBER DEALERS ALLIANCE Phone--YU 35-2491 JOHN BALLARD LUMBER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES MEETING NUMBER 17 The regular meeting of Scugog * Township Caxncil was held on Thurs- day, September 8th 'at 8 p.m. - Reeve Anson .Gerrow and Councillors Cecil Fralick, Victor Aldred, Glen Hood and Claience Carter were pre- sent. . Minutes of last regular meeting and | two special meetings were read and adopted on -motion of -Glen Hood, seconded by C. Carter. Correspondence read was as follows: 1. From the Select Committee on Expropriation enclosing Bill No. 120, The Land Compensation Act 1960. 2. From the Dept. of Municipal Affairs re Municipal Winter Works Incentive. Fragram 1960 - ody 3. From the County of York Tri County Workshop to be held on Wed- nesday, September 28th. 4. From Sunrise Beach Assoc. Re cutting of weeds-on vacant lots. The Clerk was instructed to refer them to [~~ the County Weed Inspector. 6. From Mr. J. V. Ludgate, Muni- cipal Engineer, .Dept .of Highways, advising the Council of a further ap- ; proval in the amount of $1,600 for . maintenance. 7. From the. Dept. of Alibitie, CI FE Live Stock Branch, enclosing the grant for Warble Fly Control." BY-LAW No. 1189a, amending By- Law 1189 to appoint a Building In- spector, was read three time and - passed: PAY LIST: It was moved by C. Carter, secdnded by Glen Hood, that the following accounts be approved, and that the-treasurer be instructed to pay the same: - Roads ....... $163.61 General... . 599.50 a $763.01 Carried Council adjourned to meet again on . Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1960 or at the call of the reeve. 7 FIRST - QUALITY SELF STORING DOOR trouble starts. 24 hour service. home, conveniences. $28,000. J. W. Campkin, on the West side of' ambulance if necessary. The question f : wo Ke ! Woodview Road, North of 1st Conces- | was tabled until some future date, { : Ls 4 : REG: AR} ISTRONG 5.2226 Port Perry--4 room house on double | 810n of Pickering Twp., East of Rouge Messrs. Chant and Thompson of Scu- Double Hung (two lights) Port Perry one lot, hen house, hydro, well and low. Valley Inn, North from Paterson's gog Bay shore area were present res JP Jan. 14/61 , lien honte, hyde, d e1l-10K1IN an. country taxes. Sacrifice for cash, |General Store. House and Lot are garding the Council's request to. move | lf § 4 : : -- also offered for sale (see bills). Terms their boat house off the Township || ! : : Water Lines -- B88 . .| Cash on Effects. Sale at 1.30 p.m. |Road allowance. After a long ad- Storm Wi HIGHEST PRICES PAID Septic Tanks and Msposal Beds Port Perry, overlooking lake--neat- KEN & CLARKE PRENTICE, dress by Mr. Chant in which he took Council back to the days before. the | present getup and explained how they. had at their own expense cleared the ly new Bungalow, all conveniences on large lot. Owner anxious to sell, needs larger home. Full price $8,600. (up to '100 unit hi $17.50 Auctioneers supplied 'and installed. - KEN MIDDLETON for Live Potiltry, Goose Feathers and Feather Ticks "2 SAT., OCT: 8th-=Dispersal Auction i Ph Y 8-764 Pot P. : 23 Ee ond : Sale of Registered Sheep, Suffolk & [beach and filled the marsh ete, to} M. FLATT one YUko §-7548, Port J ry [Call MARGARET BALLARD Realtor | Cheviot, at the farm of K. W, Moses, | the. present; when several adjoining | RR. 1, Bethany, Ont. RET CR Sundar ~H. mile East of Pontypool, No Re. cottagers desire to usé same beach ffl JOHN._BALLARD. LUMBER . "Phos. 7618 Reverse chargls] o> 9098999 | POR SALE=-New Bick; 8 bedroom serve: Sule at 1.00 pms °C Durpioses; - he=-expiatneds [{ 7 their willingness to share said beach house, Hardwood floors.' Of heat. but retainifig a cledrly divided ares |] : For RUBBER STAMPS he rege Aitach HS or 2t for their own use. Finally an agree- - RENEW YOUR MAGAZINES Bee The Port Perry Star f ment was reached whereby the of- Through The Port Perry Star : YU 5-2853. Sept. 16 : : * ' TED SPENCELEY & JACK PAYNE, Auctioneers, LUMBER and BUILDERS" SUPPLIES, 15 "Your L.D.A. Dealer" fas PORT PERRY Oct. 6-60 Phone: : YU 65-2491