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YF a a Re Ma Sa ¢--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURS, DECEMBER 21st, 1961 XSL Viaidr a -- PPK' DIRECTORY GILLSON & McPHADEN General Insurance PORT PERRY - ONTARIO 'N Telephone 985-2341 Office: Corner John & North Sts, 1. Dec. 28/61 FOR IMPRESSIVE BUSINESS STATIONERY call in to the FORT PERRY STAR We can Supply "Both Letterpress or Offset Printing REAL ESTATE FARM HOMES BUSINESS LOTS MARGARET BALLARD Realtor Sunderland, Ont. Phone 49 or 124 1. Jan. 5, '62. APEX IN SERVICE Television & Radio Repairs _g@ Port; Perry --Phone--985-2282 l.eslie McDonald, Service Man Dee. 81/61 INSURANCE Are your Policies up-to-date? Whatever your insurance needs]: may be consult EMMERSON INSURANCE 985-2421 ROOFING m= OF ALL KINDS ---- Kavestroughing. Asphalt Siding | - Estimates given on all kinds of work. EARL WALLACE Port Perry Ont. ED PEC ONE & SON LTD. ITighest for dead © prices' «| a certified watchmaker. PORT PERRY. - or-erippled-{- SKATE EXCHANGE NEW ALPINE & BAUER Also complete line of used skates. Bring your old skates & let's trade. MIDTOWN FURNITURE 111 Brock St. N. Whitby MO 84081 (just North of 4 corners) Open every night till 9 p.m. Dec.28 a a ee -------------- m-- Christmas Trees Drive out' and cut your own Christmas Tree. Your Choice Scotch Pine -- $1.00 l.. SWEETMAN SCUGOG ISLAND Dec.21 1.20 FRANK'S FAST RADIATOR REPAIRS and re-coring @24 hour service Phone 985-2089 - B/Dec. 28 --p---- - Jaye Ontario Expert Watch and Clock Repairs by Have your watch cleaned by the new ultrasonic method. All work guaranteed one year. "© @ Scissors Sharpened © Mail Order Service 1.75---Jan, 18/62 A. E. Johnson OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED PRRESCRIFTIONS FILLED - Mary-St., Port Perry - Wed. 9-12 noon. Mon. -Fri 7to 8 p.m. Phone for an appointment 985-2383 723-2721 Mar. 1/62. FOR Income Tax ND Bookkeeping paid Pigs or small animals removed free. I'hone ZEnith 32800. 24 hour service, Box 11, 2 --=Sept. 21/63 Argyle, Ont, Joe Podres CARPENTER - CABINET MAKER Re-Modelling - Repairs Floor Tiling, Ceiling Tile Kitchen Cupboards, ete,, etc. Workmanship Guaranteed For free estimates Phone 985-2156, Port Perry 1.25 feb.8 SEPTIC TANKS cleaned by PUMP EQUIPMENT Have your tank checked now before trouble starts. 24 hour service. REG. ARMSTRONG Port Perry. Phone 9856-2226 Jan. 11/62. WES LANE "Plumbing - Heating Port Perry, Ont. Phone: 985- 2473 J, Jan, o/02 Water horses, cattle | No toll charge. ! License No. 69 C 61° | |= fo Creditors Services Alex Shepherd Suite 17, Emmerson Motel Phone 985-7031 2.---Jan, 18/62 TRE ASURERS SALE OF LAND I'OR TAXES TOWNSHIP OF REACH, County of Ontario To Wit: By Virtue of Warrant issued by the Reeve of The Township of Reach under his hand and the seal of the said Corporation, bearing the date of the 4th day of July, 1961, a sale of lands in arrears of taxes in the Town- , ship of Reach will be held in the I 'T'ownship Hall, at the hour of 10.00 in the forenoon on the '12th day of January, 1962, unless the taxes are sooner paid. Notice is hereby given that the lists of taxes was published in the Ontario Gazette on the 7th day of October, 1961, and that copies of said lists may be had at my office. Dated at the Treasurer's Office this 20th day of September, 1961. Dec. 28th IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES A. BLAIR, DECEASED. All" persons having claims against the Estate of James A. Blair, late of the Village of Greenbank, in the County of Ontario, Gentleman, who died on or about the 10th day of October, A.D., 1961, are hereby noti- fied to send to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of January, 1962, full particulars of their claims. Im- MacKay e Jewellers : Ar-RFOHNS; -Clerk-Trens-|-------- CLASSIFIED Phese YUkon §5-2331 CLASSIFIED ADS & COPY MUST BE IN BY 9 am WEDNESDAY ----t ---- TENDERS BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CART- WRIGHT PUBLIC SCHOOL AREA! FOR SUPPLYING FUEL OIL. Be- for 31 Dec., 1961, to Mrs. P. Romeril," Blackstock, Ont. SALE -- Portable Electric Mickey Oliver, FOR Welder on Rubber. Cresswell, Ont. FOR SALE fiber- glass re-curved bow, -- Archery Set, leather quiver, Hardly used. leather finger guard. 086-2116. FOR SALE -- Buffet, Table and 6 chairs--$30.00. China Cabinet about $25.00; also Cub Uniform. Phone Blackstock. 986-4730. FOR SALE--Girl's 3 picce set, coat, hat and leggings. Red velvet, coat has cape trimmed with white fur. Size 3. 986-2116. FOR SALE--Poloroid Land Camera, complete with leather carrying case and flash attachment. Apply at Machine Shop, Port Perry. FOR SALE -- Large Crib in good condition; also milk separator. Phone 086-4723. Dec. 28 WANTED -- Bookkeeper, part time work. Apply, stating qualifications, Box 61, Port Perry Star. WANTED -- Old guns, powder flasks, swords, medals and Indian relics. Highest prices paid. Apply Box 655, Port Perry Star, or phone 723-2381, Oshawa. (corrected phone number). Dec. 28/61, WANTED--A good home for one or more 'tail or tailess kittens, about 4 months old; house trained. Call Brooklin 655-4693 or Port Perry 985-7340. WANTED--A good home for pup- pies about 7 weeks old. Dave Ash- more, 986-7632, evenings only. I'OR RENT--2 bedroom apartment, completely self contained. Drier fa- cilities. Apply Bob Howsam. Phone 086-7880. TF WANTED TO RENT -- In or near Port Perry, 5 or 6 room house for Feb. 1st or sogner. Bathroom and furnace. Couple, no children. 986- 2412, d7/tf. FOR RENT--Small house suitable for a couple. Phone 985-2902. LOST--White and Red Walker Fox Hound, in Lake Scugog vicinity. Ph. Collect Bowmanville, MArket 3-2704. FOUND--Foxhound, Black, White and Tan. Apply Roy Brown, Raglan, Ont. : Jan, b Men 18-50 _ Earn and Learn National Survival JOIN THE CANADIAN ARMY SPECIAL MILITIA TRAINING - PROGRAMME TODAY Next six-week course STARTS JAN. 8, 1962 You will be given all day training for 5 days a week. You will live at home and receive the same pay as a regular soldier plus a separate: living allowance. RECRUITING OFFICE NOW OPEN Mon, to Fri. 9 am. to 9 pam. -- Brock Motor Sales TRUCK SALE" Last of 1961 Chevrolet Y;-ton models on special! 1960 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-door V-8. automatic . 1959 Pontiac, radio, 2-tone 1957 Chevrolet 4-door deluxe sedan 1966 Pontiac sedan 1956 Chev. %-ton long box 1068 Chev. 'e-ton pick-up 19566 Chev. 3-ton stake, "base, D.P, 1954 Dodge sedan 1963 Pontiac sed 1 John D crawler tractor, complet loader, nearly new, at a terrific saving. Buy your John Deere farm equipment now and save! } Balers, tractors, plows, manure spreaders, seed drill, hay tools all in stock. Scott outboard motors, new and used Peterborough boats and TeeNee Trailers. BROCK MOTOR SALES Phone 73, Sunderland, Ont. ~ $160.00 OPEN "BOWLING ) FRIDAYS = 7 to 11 pm. = SATURDAYS -- 8 to 11 p.m. tf. Prince Albert A friendly "Hil" A wish for cheer, And joy throughout The coming year! A large congregation plus Sunday School Children assembled in the dec- orated sanctuary of the Church for the combined service. Rev. Linstead and Supt., Mr. E. Martyn presided at the pulpit. Seasonal music by adult and junior Choirs accompanied by our organist, Mrs. G. Hunter. A high- light of the musical program, a solo by Mrs, B. Jeffs, gave much pleasure. A pageant "The Christmas Story", taken by many of the young people proved colourful and deep in mean- ing, Many White Gifts were dropped into the white dressed hampers. Offerng was collected by Robt. Jeffs, and Mrs. Jeffs and others in their special efforts towards this worth- while service. Tuesday night was a highlight for the Sunday School calendar when the Annual Concert was held in the "| Church Parlours with - a r-eAptity attendance. The Minister, Rev. Linstead acted as chairman and "on with the pro: gram', such as solos, recitations, and manger scene. Also a well staged play, "Christmas at the Casey's", en- acted by senior teenage mixed class applauded, Supt. Mr, E. Martyn also. All numbers were enjoyed and heartily] voiced appreciation to all involved in arranging the evening. Special attendance prizes awarded by each teacher. Mr. E. Martyn--E. Heayn, R. Jetts, Mrs. A. Martyn--V, Heayn, J. Hunter, Mrs, B. Smith--, Snelgrove, C. Wwill- iamson, Mrs, C. Neunham--L. Hunter, J. Mid- dleton. Mrs. E, Martyn--P. Thompson, B. Beacock. Mrs, G. Hunter--K. Brown, A. Hope. Jean Snelgrove received an honour 'were | gift regarding the religious quizz. __At_the ¢bnclusion in rushed that Robt. Snelgrove, Denny Martyn, and: Don Beacock. Much credit is dup Mr. ! The méeting was chaired by the President, Mrs. L. Beacock. All re- peated the Lord's Prayer, followed by two minutes silence as a tribute in memory of a member, the late Mrs. Rountree. A welcome plus season's wishes wag extended to all present. Few favour. ite carols were sung. Mrs. Wm. Heayn read last minutes also thank-you notes from Mrs, A. Robertson, Mr. Ross Murphy and the Rountree family. A signed 25th Wedding Annivers- ary Card was passed to a member, Mrs. C. Neunham. Mrs. Peel, successful convenor of dance committee stated near $36.00 realized" after expenditures of $140. paid. Report was given regarding hos- pital doll draw, plus the launching of the new project. : We are grateful for two visitors, Mrs. Stanley Glass and Mrs, Ronald Middleton, who joined membership roll. * Members were most generous with shower of children's playthings to be sent to the needy. Word was received of an urgent layette needed at once. Articles to be left at Olive Brown's, then all to Mrs. Crosier's care at Manchester. prio Mrs. H, Jeffrey reported on cards sent to date. Being no further busi- ness the Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. Mrs. A, Brown and Mrs. F, Gibson arranged an interesting program, one a most humorous reading '(Boost Buttons", by Mrs. B. Snelgrove. Finally the exciting gift exchange, fat, thin and gaudy parcels found new owners. the dining-room where all sat down to tables graced with red candles. The menu consisted of a delicious hot | luncheon plate plus liberal plates of | sweets) provided by Messdames Love, Snelgrove, Brown and Bond. Wedding bells are still ringing. Mrs, C. Hill and brother, Mr. Roy Ferguson and son, Mr. Wm. Ferguson of Blackstock attended our special service on Sunday and were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Les. Beacock and sons: Many folk of our village were roused shortly after 3:00 a.m. on Friday when fire completely destroyed the house where Mr. and Mrs. Bow- man and two children resided. Fire brigade arrived only to save near-by buildings. House occupants escaped the flames in .their night attire. Neighbors kindly offered shelter and food. A fund in their aid is in the making. Ashburn The Christmas Meeting of the Ladies' Bible Class was held at the home 'of Mrs. Wm. Hopkins on Wed- 'nesday, Dec. 18, at 8:15 p.m. with the President, Mrs. W. Hopkins pres- iding. The meeting opened with the singing of Christmas Carols, the Scripture Lesson was read by Mrs. Douglas Ashton followed with prayer by Mrs. E. Humphrey. Readings by Mrs. W. Routley of film strip on "Christmas Around the World", was a most interesting pro- gramme. Everyone also enjoyed the usual exchange of gifts. Dainty re- freshments were served by Mrs. R. Batten; Mrs. Ray Graham; Mrs. E. vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Hopkins for hospitality In her new home by Mrs, R. Richardson. Please, keep in mind the Annual | Christmas Tree and Concert in the basement of the Church on Thursday, Dec. 21, at 8:00 pm. There was a good attendance at the Annual Christmas Musical presented by Ashburn Young People on Sunday, Dec, 17, at 8:00 p.m. dgspite bad weather conditions, The Service began with the sing- ing of Christmas Carols led by Mrs, W. Hamilton. The Scripture Lesson, St. Luke 2 verses 7-19 read by Faye ~ Guests and members were invited to | Brooklin and Mrs, A. Paynter, a short {- Humphrey; and Mrs. J. Hopkins. A | Miss Mary Hopkins attended the funeral of the late Clifford Fleming ' in Toronto on Thursday. J: Middleton to our community, who moved into the home recently pur- chased from Mrs, A. Reynolds. Nearly two hundred relatives and We wish to welcome Mr. and Mrs. | friends gathered in the Utica Hall on Friday evening, Dec. 16, in honour of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lynde's 45th Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mr Lynde were presented with a cha and a glass vase from the community as well as many other gifts from relatives. Sutherland Bros. Ld. L IVESTOCK TRANSPORT Utica SEF WOR CIN NEON Ontario As on that Holy Night of blessed memory, may the message of Christmas enter the hearts of mankind. -- May peace and good ~ will be with you and yours. WES PLUMBING Port Perry NIGHTINGALE and a Conway Season's Will be Closed FROM DEC. 24TH to JAN. 5th ® A Very Merry Christmas New Year io All 0 SN RE CREW SNE 0 OW CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE AT 6.00 O'CLOCK and "ALL DAY CHRISTMAS -- MANAGEMENT 6,76, 76, 36, 96 10 0. 46.6, 56 56 He, TEXACO SERVICENTRE LANE HEATING Phone 985-2473 ee, Jo Je Ha 6 56 Fe, Je He He, de, Bon iboton sttnni lols iba RESTAURANT Happy - OPEN BOXING DAY Gardens ATTA AIRING Gre ngs in red-garbed fellow with his customary Ho! Ho! Hol and commenced to dis- NAS For Sale Heron and prayer by Tim Death. The mediately after the said date the as- Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. oly : Delivered. JOHN NESBITT, | sets of the said. deceased will be-dis- Oshawa Armoury, Junior Choir sang two numbers, also To hope A ah Nestleton, Phone Blackstock |tributed among the parties entitled 'Simcoe St. North tribute the candy bags to over 100} the Young People's Quartette (Roy é Your he Chritsmas Joy AA 986-4739. thereto, having regard only to claims Jan, 4 | children who stood in feverish ex-|Gaudaur, Margaret Fisher, David |®X And last g happiness #4 1.---~Mar. ,1/62 of 'which they shall then have notice. citement around the arking tree. | Bradley and Faye Heron). Mr, 'H.}' And: in t§e year tha i EE aia EE : The Bunday Schoo! 'on the | pairy of Toronto sang a- solo. The May H t fey DAT s ay He fe near 1 i this DoD ot oF ort bersy, Sata, FIGHT 8 radio -- CKLB on Sunday, December | fil;, "Teenage Challenge", was shown To help P dno Tuning ¥.ol-{geesmnet, 1961, lyivt Bist, 41:10:05 am. Listen eh! and the service closed with Mrs. W. In the thing® you plan to do. Jel GREER AND KELLY, ° Ee" == | Hamilton and Mr, Alfred Fisher sing- FRR LI ORAL aig iY 3 3 His Vv. P wey ni ng The G.N.8, 'Clabt held their Christ oot rr Bo ETE ail 2 CHARLES REESOR and FAMILY i : Piano technician and tuner Dec. 28 "' Box 181 mas party gt the home of Mrs. Wm. | and prayer by Mr. W, Perry. Holiday Hours -- Closed from 3 o'clock Sunday till i PORT PERRY, ONT. - Peel, whose home was y Tuesday morning 2 Port Perry, Ontario i ) Phone 985.2334 fd 4 decorated to provide a typi Mrs. H. Doble spent Thursday in ; Solicit \ Jan, 2/621. olicitors for the above estate, onal setting, Toronto, oto te He SEMI MN TT TY Wo : ;