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) "Ff ae A . . > * 7 * oe . . * >. . » . . ' . . + . . » ™ ' * , > * "They haven't slowed down, to look wistful!" fl F i we tf i rs if F. : "il ef i $ E ° Es : | Grades, M.H. 30 tractor, M.H. 20 tractor, M.H. 60 Combine, Int. 46 Baler, John Deere (Mayrath), Hay, Grain, property of ISAAC HARDY, Lot 27, Con. 5, Darlington Twp. 2% miles west of Hampton on Taunton Road and % mile north or 2% miles east of Taunton (Roads will be signed). Terms Cash No Reserve. Sale at 1:00 pm. Cattle Sale at 3:00 p.m. Ward Holes, Jack Callaghan. | P' Clerks. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer 2--Nov5 Reaboro, Ont Phone Lindsay (705) 324-9959 McNEELY (formerly of Brooklin) to be held at the Altona Community, located (2 miles east of Stouffville), fier i i efi ¥ : : § "| dispersa "lers and feeders, both steers s}and heifers will be sold in heuae tite Pere. Joey, but they're beginning SAT., NOV. 7th Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements, 32 Head of Spreader, tivator, Swine, Team of Hor- ses, Hay, Straw, Grain, Milk- Furniture, the omy of ALVIN FRANKS 17, Con. 7, Emily Town- ship, 1 mile east of Omemee on #7 Hwy. to Emily Park turn and 4 miles north east. Farm Sold. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Household Furniture at 2:30 Pm. Cattle at 3:30 p.m. Ward Holmes, Dick Vaughan. Clerks. CARL HICKSON. Auctionee~ 2--Nov5 Reaboro, Ont. Phofie Lindsay 705-324-9959 SAT., OCTOBER 3ist Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements, 28 Head of Grade Holstein Cattle. Cream Quota with Cows, 1967 Min- neapolis Moline Tractor, M H. 22 Tractor, Int. Manure Spreader, Int. Cultivator, 1968 Snow Blower, Int. 3 Furrow Plough 3 pt. New) Holland Baler, Hay, Grain, | Straw, Dairy Equioment, | Household Furniture, the pro- | perty of NORMAN T. HARDY Lot 9, Con. 7, Ops Township, 5 miles east of Lindsay on| Hwy. #7 to Hill Head Road and % mile south. Terms | Cash. No Reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Mount Hareb will | rovide lunch. Ward Holmes | and Jack Callaghan, Clerks. Farm Sold | CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont. Ph. Lindsay 705-324-9959 2--Oct.22-29 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31-- The 13th Annual All Black Breeder and Feeder Sale, 600 head stockers and feed ers, SO purebred breeding cows and heifers, 2 complete is; 50 commercial cows and heifers bred. Sale commencing with the breed- ing catfle consisting mostly cows with calves at foot and re-bred, open and bred heif | ers, 2 herds that are being completely dispersed, stock- uniform lots. Number of good 4H calves, 3 service bulls. At Peterbor- south of flashing light on Highway 7, at 1130 am. sharp. Lunch available. Malcolm Bailey, manager, Uxbridge 985-7583 Gordon Riley, Underwood & Ross Bailey, Auctioneers Phone 965-7583 Oct29 Find No Drugs LIQUOR PROBLEM Hisobservation isbacked up by Staff Sergeant Ed Reid of the Whitby OPP who reports that during the first eight months of this year 18 juveniles have been charged with offences under the Liquor Control Act. This compares with only two charges during the same time last year. The Staff Sergeant says the drug situation in his de- tachment's area has remained on a par with last year. He attributes this to "parental control, home environ- ment and discipline" rather than to the police. Staff Sergeant Reid said his detachment frequently gets complaints about juveniles using drugs and when in- vestigated they turn out to be "just plain hooch". He said the number of drug offences among young sters has remained at six for the eight month periods last year and this year. THEFT RISE Meanwhile the biggest prablem facing the Whitby detachment is a whopping 73 per cent increase in the number of break, enter and theft offences involving juveniles. Compared with 1969 the Staff Sergeant says the juvenile crime rate in his area has increased by 43 per cent. Broken down statistically the number of Criminal Code offences involving youngsters in the first eight months of 1969 totalled 18. This compares with 41 cases in the same period this year. - Of these, 34 were males and seven females. Last year 16 males and 2 females were involved. ( y Wilson Ford PORT PERRY FAR Thursday. Oc 29,1970 - ROXY THEATRE Thurs. to Wed. -- SIX DAYS! -- Oct. 29 - Nov.4 Entertainment for the whole family. e@ "AIRPORT @ Dean Martin, Burt Lancaster George Kennedy, Jean Seberg Nightly at 8:00. Except Fri. and Sat. Oct. 30-31 Two shows at 7:00 and 9:15 Sat. Matinee 2:00 p.m. -- "AIRPORT" Special Prices for this Engagement Adults $1.75 Students $1.25, Children 75c. Matinee $1.00, 75c., 50c. Suggested by Universal Films BOB'S CARPENTRY ALL PHASES OF CARPENTRY Courtesy, Imagination and Estimates FREE SEAGRAVE, ONT. 985-7027 Ever Seen A Floor Full Of Sand? Port wy Perry Sand, That Is: COME TO EMIEL'S PLACE Where Good Food Is On The Menu Every Day But our tables are clean, our Food is simple and good and service is FAST! At least we think so. THIS WEEK WE ARE INTRODUCING SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN IN A BOX OR ON A PLATE 3 pes. of Chicken 1.30 French Fries TAKE OUT SERVICE ON ALL ORDERS PHONE 985-2066 Where 7A & 12 Hwys. Meet MANCHESTER, ONTARIO Phone 985-7341 - Announces Pinto - NOW IN THE SHOW ROOM at CY WILSON FORD Come In and See the All New Pinto We will be happy to Answer any Questions You Might Have Before You Buy See "CY"