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poe) REAL ESTATE 200 acres choice clay loam, 180 cares workable, 1% storey brick house, L shaped banked barn, implement shed, spring reek, excellent location. Ill health forces sale. Several other beef, dairy and commuter farms to choose from. Corner building lot on Ottawa Street. Call for information. 8 bedroom frame cottage on Thorah Beach, Lake Simcoe, 100 ft. frontage, excellent landscaping, cement boat house, electric winch, new 40 h.p. motor and boat, excellent fur- niture. As a going concern. $13,000 with $3,500 down. 2 storey frame duplex, close downtown, all conveniences, nicely landscaped lot $13,500 with terms. 80 acres medium clay loam on Séugog Island, 1% storey 6 -room- frame house; all modern conveniences, new brood sow barn, also extra barn for finish- ing hogs. Very suitable for commuter farm. 8 possible building lots in Port Perry in 1 block. Property is surveyed and a plan of lots. $11,000. Cash, -- CALL -- GEORGE S. STONE 985.2632 or Beaverton 426-9308 Rep. for H. Keith Ltd. '100 acre clay loam, bank barn 60 x 86, second barn 25 x 40, pond in pasture, excellent 2 storey brick house, on new paved road, school bus at gate. Selling for $25,000 with terms. 100 acre clay loam, bank barn 60 x 40, implement shed 60 x 24, 2 storey brick home, creek in pasture, school bus at gate. Priced for quick sale at $16,000 with terms. 96 acre dairy farm, bank barn, implement shed, stable cleaner, paved barnyard, excel- lent 2 storey brick home with all conveniences, corner farm on highway #12, price $39,000 with terms. 8 bedroom, new brick bunga- low, stone front, electric heat, large lot 120 x 200, convenient- ly located in Prince Albert. Owner moving. Selling for $20,000 with good terms. --Call-- MORLEY BRUCE 985-2528 Rep. for H. Keith Ltd. Auction Sales AUCTION SALE of 10 Schools, 3 building lots, 250 Desks, 6 pianos, Clocks, 8 Tea- cher's Desks, Large Quantity of School Equipment, the pro- perty of Ops Township School Area Board, SATURDAY, 'SEPT. 17th (starting at 10.00 a.m.) and on SAT. OCT. 8th, 2 Schools, 8 Building Lots and School Equipment (starting at 11.00 a.m,). Terms cash on small items. Absolutely no Regerve. Terms on Properties --26% down day of sale, re- mainder in 80 days. For fur- ther information and Inspection Appointments Contact Carl Hickson. (Please note start- ing time). CARL: HICKSON, Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont, Phone Lindsay 324.8012 Sept. 8-16, Oct. b Cisiade -Sheep, --and heifers, r ' A Nh ' " » 4 ae * * 4 iy 3 Wand : dad dihatly ded asictivicisiudustibdaticaibibdicioiiiubdidusdoiioblionnnss bonboiiss doitud cbnswadrintSmssndodh ds ob AUCTION SALES SAT, SEPT. 17th -- Auction Sale of Furniture, IMshes, Bed- ding, Antiques, ete, property of the late Mrs. Ella Rowland, at her former residence, Main Street, Bethany. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Charlie Morton, Clerk. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Auctioneers ~ WED., SEPT. 28th--Auction Sale of 45 Hereford Cattle, "Tractor, New Baler, New Mower, Hay, Grain, Fur- niture, Full Line of Implements the property of GORDON FLEWELL & SON, Lot 2, Con. 8, Scugog Island, across Cause- way, 4 miles from Port Perry on County Rd. #7. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.00 p.m. Roy Scott, and G. Wanamaker, Clerks. INA TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Sept. 15-22 Auctioneers SAT. SEPT. 24th-- Auction Sale of Household Furniture, the property. of Mrs. W. H. ELMS, 210 Keith St., Whitby. Chesterfield & chairs, tables, long mirror, lamps, beds, dress- ers, chest of drawers, dishes, 'oak dinning room suite and 6 chairs, solid oak drafting table, drapes, washing machine, 8 day clock, lawn mower, some antiques, many other articles, too numerous to list. See Bills. Sale at 1.80 p.m. Terms Cash. LOYAL POGUE, Auctioneer * Tel. 668-4271 AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock and Implements, hay, straw, & grain, the property of W. ROSS THOMPSON, Lot 31, Con. 6, Whitchurch Twp., 6 miles south east of New- market on Pine Orchard Rd. (at Cedar Valley) on THURS, SEPT. 22nd. Shorthorn cows with calves by side, yearling steers & heifers, 5 young sowe bred June 2, sows bred July & Aug., a number of sows, pigs just weaned and re-bred, 76 weaned pigs, York & Landrace hog (note this is an exception- ally good lot of York & Lan- drace pigs). 3000 b of hay, 600 bus. oats, 400 bus. wheat, McCormick B 250 tractor(good shape), Allis Chalmers C Trac- tor, New Holland No. 68 baler, M.H. Power seed drill, full line Sept. 15-22 | of Machinery. Farm Sold. No reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Graham, Fred Dew. REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements and Furni- ture, the property of RUSSELL WEBBER, Lot 9, Con, 2, Veru- lam Twp. '3 miles East of Fenelon Falls (on Bobcaygeon Rd), % mile south on THURS. SEPT. 29th, 60 head of Here- ford & Shorthorn cattle, 15 cows, calves by side, 21 steers ising "two "yrs., b 2 yr. old steers, ete. No. of pigs, sheep, 1 saddle horse, Case V A tractor, New Holland baler, Case Manure spreader (nearly new), full line of ma- chinery, Qu. of furniture. Farm Sold. No reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. REG. JOHNSON, Sept. 15-22 Auctioneer SAT., SEPT. 24th-- Auction sale of farm equipment, the property of Mr. L. DAVIDSON R.R. 1, Oshawd,- first farm north of Raglan, rubber tire wagon, scales, spreader, seeder, stone boat, wheel - barrow, single plough, bench vise, lad- der, 1 horse heavy duty motor, hay and straw, tools, block and tackle, 17" television, 2 burner hot Plate, 1963 - 18 horse power Evinrude motor with 15' Peterborough cedar strip boat with wind- shield, lights, ete., 1962 - 850 1b. gater boat trailer, many more articles too numerous to men- tion. Terms Cash. Sale time 1.00 p.m. MYLES KING, Auctioneer; 725-3089, Oshawa, Sept. 16-22 cedar posts, WED., SEPT. 28th--Auction Sale, property of CLOVER BAR LUNCH, 580 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa. p.m, Moffatt 24" grill, Mof- fatt deep Fryer, McClary Easy double - door refrigerator, Philco air conditioner, Heinz soup kitchen, General Deep Freeze, Smith Corona cash Re- gister, Garbage Bin, Glass show case, chairs, dishes, cut- lery. 'Terms cash, MYLES KING, Auctioneer, 726-3039, Oshawa. Sept. 15-22 Auction Sale, property of Mrs. G. Mifflin, 188 Centre St. S., Whitby, SAT., SEPT. 17th at 12 p.m. Ontario hutch cup- board, 2 piece French Provin- cial Dielcraft set (like new), Victorian Hall -seat, Victorian table, antique rocker, brass fire screen and tools, antique glass- ware, oil lamps, bedroom suite, sewing machine, chrome suite, rugs, end tables, coffee tables, school desks, book case, rolls of leather, modern and antique china. and glass, many more articles too numerous to men- tion Terms cash, MYLES KING, Auctioneer, 726-3039, Oshawa. AUCTION SALE or Farm Stock, Implements, Hay, Grain & Furniture, the property of KEN.MENAR, Lot 34; Con. 4 (East half) Uxbridge Twp., 2 miles south of Sandford or $8 miles West and 1% mile North of Uxbridge on TUES. SEPT. 27th, 45 head of Shorthorn Cattle, 14 cows, some with cal- ves by side, Bull 3% yrs, 10 steers, (yearling & 2 yr. olds), heifers & calves. NOTE--This is a good herd of dual purpose cattle. No. of pigs. 4800 bales of hay, 700 bus. oats, 300 bus. wheat, M.F. 35 gas tractor, 1500 hrs., Dion threshing ma- chine, Freeman Manure loader, Case manure spreader, full line of machinery. Qu. of furni- ture. Farm Sold. No Re- serve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 pm. REG. JOHNSON, Sept. 15-22 Auctioneer AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements and No. of Antiques, the property of BRUCE TOCHER, Lot 9, Con. 6, Brock Twp., 1 mile West of Sunderland on SAT., OCT. 1st. 90 head of Holstein and Here- ford Cattle, 26 milk cows, 12 Springer heifers, 14 fat steers and heifers, No. of Baby Beef and calves, .P.B. Hereford Bull. Team of Percheron geldings (show team) 4100 lbs., 9 sows, some with pigs, others due in Oct. and Deec., 1 hog, 47 good chunks. Oliver 77 Diesel trac- tor, A.C. tractor C Model, Dion threshing machine (good), John Deere baler, John Deere man- ure spreader, L.LH.C. side rake (new), John Deere wagon (new) full-line of good -machinéry, dinner bell, ox yoke, spinning wheel, wooden sap spiles, ete. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 12 noon sharp. Note this is a large sale and must. start on time. Gerald Graham, Glenn Wanamaker, Clerks, Sunderland Couples Club will serve lunch. REG JOHNSON, ROY WILLIAMS, Sept.15, 22, 29 Auctioneers See The New UNDERWOOD Sale time 6.30] ald tow IT Sy BS hr Es SLE A Sh rad Rs PELE . By Olga Hill Thiry-five ladies spent a plea- gant afternoon in the Commun- ity Hall Wednesday, Sept. 7th and thoroughly enjoyed the very interesting and informa- tive address on Social Service given by Mrs. John McKibbon, Whitby. Rev. McKibbon was a former Rector of this Parish. Having left here about 17 years ago. Since then they served in All Saints Church, Toronto in Social Service work for 11 yrs. She related many interesting or pathetic or heart aching ex- perinces as well as the cheery side of this work. Her final message was "A Smile is Social Service Work", Mrs. Velva Bailey introduced Mrs. McKib- bon and Mrs. Arthur Bailey ex- tended the thanks. During the business period Mrs. Russel Mountjoy was ap- pointed delegate to the Annual Convention and Mrs. Velva Bailey alternate. Mrs. Henry Wotten is to be leader and Mrs. Ralph Larmer assistant of the 4-H girls club and the Insti- tute are to purchase the note books for the girls, Mrs. C. Smith brought a re- port from the Parks Board re the Arena. Happy birthday was sung for Mrs. W. W. Van Camp. The roll call, A Housekeeping Tip, was well answered. Mrs. Stanford Van Camp gave a fitting response to the motto--Worry never robs to- morrow of its sorrow, only saps today of its strength. Mrs. Marwood McKee gave the Current Events which clos- ed with the Queen after which lunch was served by the group with Mrs. F. Staniland conven- or and a social time was en- joyed. Dolly Lee was hostess for the 0.N.O. club meeting on Thurs- day night when 25 members & one visitor attended. Joan 'Paisley reported for the Parks Board. Members are asked to hand in their C.P. labels at next meeting, also bring suggestions for the New Year's Dance. Correspondence contained a letter of thanks from Grant Campbell, also a letter from the Council. Roll was well answered with --What was my worst punish- ment at school. Two contests were enjoyed. Lunch was served by the host- ess & her group. Next meeting to be at Noreen Malcolm's and roll call to be Books or toys for the Children's Aid. In the absence of the Presi- dent, Norma Van Camp, Jessie Gunter presided. Schools got going into full swing last Tuesday. In the Public School staff is as fol- lows: -- ie "Kindergarten-- - Mrs. Blake Gunter Grade 1--Mrs. David Kyte Grade 1 & 2--Miss Jubb Grade 2-- Mrs. Ivan Mountjoy Grade 3--Mrs. McGill Grades 3 & 4-- Mrs. Roy, Turner Grade 4-- "7 Mrs. John Venning Grades 4 & b-- Mrs. Dalton Dorrell Grade b-- Principal Mr. Church Asgsistant--Mrs. Skuce ~ Grade .6-- 'Mrs. Ivan Thompson Grades 6 & T-- Mr. Grant Campbell Grades 7 & 8-- Mr. Richard Holden Grade 8-- Mr. Edwin Challis Services in both churches were well attended Sunday morning. In St. John's * Rev. R. C. Rose took as his text "The meek shall inherit the Barth". Sunday School com- menced for the Fall & Winter. In the United Rev. P. Romeril delivered a fine sermon on Faith, taking as his text "He went out, not knowing whither He went". 'Wygerde, graduate studies in PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1966 -- BLACKSTOCK United Sunday School got started back to routine with individual classes, after the summer months of open ses- sions. There are several changes in the teaching staff. Mrs. Eric Barr is Superintend- ent of the Primary Department. Swimming awards obtained through the Red Cross Swim- ming Lessons given at Laurel Brook Park July 5 - Aug. b this summer are listed below. The Swimming -instructor was Mrs. Shirley Turenr. SENIOR -- Bob McLaughlin, Linda Mountjoy, Lorraine Tur- ner. INTERMEDIATE -- Heather Dorrell, Graham Duff, Kathy Gunter, Grant McLaughlin, Neil McLaughlin, Linda Mec- Laughlin, Bob Swain, Janet Turner.. JUNIOR--Margaret 'Carnag- han, Janis Dorrell, Richard Gunter, Clinton Sleep, Debbie Swain, Susan Thompson, Don- ald Wright, Leslie Wright. BEGINNERS-- Murray Ar- chibald, Murray Carnaghan, David Elliott, Cheryl Graham, Cindy Lou Grieves, Linda Hos- kin, Cynthia Leblanc, Jamie Malcolm, Anne 'Marlow, Debbie McLaughlin, Janis McLaughlin, Sharon Nesbitt, Terry Robin- son, Austin Tait, Marjorie Tait, Cindy Van Camp, Marie Van Camp, Michael Wheeler, Henry Nancy Wygerde, Eleanor Wright. Mr. Wilfred Vine owner of Laurel Brook Park, awards a trophy to each section for 'the best swimmer. The following Trophy winners obtained the best marks in their section when tested by the Red Cross Examiner. Senior Trophy-- Larraine Turner. Intermediate Trophy-- Grant McLaughlin Junior Trophy-- Susan Thompson Beginner Trophy-- - Debbie McLaughlin. Young people from this com- munity, other than this past year students engaged in diff- erent lines of work: Mrs. George Wolfe returned to teach Home Economics in Bowmanville High for the 10th year. Mr. Eric Barr is princi- pal at Maple Grove West. Mrs. Eric Barr, Hampton Public and Mrs. Joan Mott, Whitby Dun- das St.. Mr. Neil Bailey re- turned to Ridgeway Senior Public, Oshawa. Mrs. Brian Hamilton, Adelaide McLaugh- lin, Oshawa. Mrs. Roy Corden, Meau Valley Public, Oshawa. Miss Elaine Mountjoy, Coron- ation Public, Oshawa. Miss Betty McArthur, George Har- vey Secondary, Toronto. Above are all teaching. Ardis McArthur is taking Genetics at University of Toronto. Jan- ice Byers returned to Univer- sity of Gueph for her second year. Marion Bradburn is em- ployed with Metropolitan Trust Co., Toronto. Joan Bradburn who graduated as R.N. this summer is nursing in Oshawa Hospital. George and Cathy Keuning have returned home after they spent the holidays with their grandparents in Holland. Misses Eva Brown, Hamilton and Vera Forder, Toronto, and Mr. Benson Dunn, Oshawa .| were Saturday guests and Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Griffin, Laura, Muriel and Robert, Oshawa were Sunday callers of Mr. & Mrs. Will Forder and Miss Joyce. Sunday dinner guests of the Neil Malcolms--Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holtby and Mr. & Mrs. Duane Tietze, Cedar Creek. Mary Lou Malcolm spent last week with her grandmother Mrs. A. J. Cook, Brooklin, Douglas Cook, Brooklin spent the week with Jamie and Gor- don Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fergu- son, Hamilton, spent the week- NEWS - a end -with the Strongs & Barrs. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Laurel Millson (nee Patri- cia Wotten) who were married in the United Church here on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. John Hamilton accompanied by Mrs. W, Tay- lor of Port Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hamilton of Mill- brook returned Wednesday from a very pleasant three week motor trip through West- ern Canada. They went the northern route visiting rela- tives in Manitoba, calling at Jasper Park, Columbia Ice Fields, Lake Louise and Banff. Returned by the Southern route visiting relatives in Sask. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton and Mrs. Wm. Taylor spent the week-end in. Northern Ont. Camp, Listowel, spent several days with the Van Camp rela- tives in this area. Mrs. W. W. Van Camp, Misses Mable and Helen; Mr. and Mrs. Blake Gunter; Mr, & Mrs. Harry Van Camp; Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Bailey; Mr and Mrs. Percy Van Camp and Miss Aileen; Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Van Camp and Miss Doreen; Mr. & Mrs. Richard Van Camp; Mr. and Mrs. Merril Van Camp; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Van Camp; Mr. Jack Van Camp attended the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frances Werry which was celebrated in Hamp- ton Hall. Several friends from here called in the evening to extend congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Wright Miss Aileen Van Camp and friend attended the wedding of Miss Valerie Faint and Mr. Alex Hewlitt in Toronto Sept. 3rd. Mrs. James Gillmor, Toronto, spent the week-end with Mrs, G. V. A. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Johnston and girls, Belleville spent the week-end and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hamilton and little son, Oakville also Mr. and Mrs. Andy Marlow, Oshawa were Monday callers of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnston. Mrs. Mamie Spencer; Mr. & Perth, called on Mrs. C. Hill Sunday. - Misses Eva Brown, Hamilton and Vera Forder, Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright and girls and Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunbar and family, Secarboro, were Sunday supper guests of the Lloyd Wrights, Cheryl return- ed home from her visit with the Dunbars. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston and Linda, Bethany were Satur- day evening guests of Mrs. J. Wotten. - . Mrs. J. Wotten is ~ iii her brother Mr. and Mrs. H. Strong in Bowmanville this week. ' Miss Ida Dempsey, Stratford is spending some time with her sister Mrs. J. A. McArthur. Miss Marilyn Archer & Mr. Ronald Archer, Whitby visited their Mrs. Wilbert Archer Sunday. Mr. V. Cairns, Toronto is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harris, Mr .and Mrs. Glenn Larmer, Doug and Craig spent the week end with relatives in St. Marys area. Mr. and Mrs. Larmer at- tended a wedding of friends in London Saturday. tended the Tomlinson - Little wedding at Stoney Creek Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. John Venning and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamil- ton visited Mrs. Joan Mott, Whitby, Sunday. Mrs. Ivy Hamilton, returned home during the week from a pleasant months holiday with her daughter and family in Victoria, B.C. (Continued on page 16) Mr. and Mrs. Norton Van Mrs. Roy Clark and Miss Jackie ._ grand parents Mr. and. 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