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South Ontario Plowing Match (Continued) CLASS 5--Stubble tractors-- open to those who have never won a prize at a match 1st--Bill Tran, Claremont, 2 2nd--Larry Kydd, Uxbridge 8rd--Bruce Malcolm, Locust Hill, R. 1 CLASS 6--Stubble--2 or more furrows, open, mounted plows 1st--Floyd Forsyth, - Stouffville 2nd--Ivan DeGeer, Mt. Albert 8rd--Roy Craig, Mono Road CLASS T--Tractors in stubble, open to boys and girls . «16 years and under 1st--Barry Timbers, . Mount Albert 2nd--Ron McGuckin, Mount Albert 3rd--Bob Tran, Claremont, 2 CLASS 8--Sod or Stubble-- contestants must have com- pleted one land in one of the regular classes. SECTION A-- class for Trailer Plows 1st--Keith Robinson, Cookstown 2nd--Grant Wells, Stouffville 3rd--Ken Brown, Richmond Hill SECTION B--Class for Mounted Plows 1st--Floyd Forsyth, Stouffville 2nd--Barry Timbers, Mount Albert 8rd--Ivan DeGeer, Mt. Albert 4th--Leslie Smith Blackwater HORSE SHOW-- 1st--Murray Grove, Stouffville, R. 1 2nd--Byrnell Wylie, Oakwood 8rd--Jim Lee, Greenbank SPECIAL -- Morrow Farm Equipment, Port Perry, for best plowed land, mounted plows, to a resident of Ont. County. 19656 Winner-- Ivan DeGeer, Mount Albert. SPECIAL--Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Port Perry for best plowed land in Class 3 and 7--to a resi- dent of South Ontario. 1966 winner-- Bob Tran, Claremont. HON. M. B. DYMOND TROPHY--best plowed land to a resident of South Ontario. 1965 winner-- Jim Lee, Greenbank. ESSO SPECIAL--best plowed land in tractor classes, completed by resident of Ontario County. 1966 ° winner--Leslie Smith, Blackwater. SPECIAL--EIllis Britton, Clare- mont, $5.00 for best plowed land in Class 7 with a mounted plow. 1965 winner Barry Timbers, Mt. Albert. EATON'S OF CANADA Junior Championship Trophy-- best plowed land by a Jr. Competitor, mounted plow only, under 18 years of age. 19656 winner-- "Barry Timbers, Mt. Albert. SPECIAL--International Har- vester Company--utility class--best plowed land by competitor using mounted plow with 3 or more fur- rows. Previous winners not eligible. 1965 winner-- Leslie Smith, Blackwater. CEDAR CREEK Miss Arianne den Boer is at- tending Calvin College at Grand Rapids, Michigan, U.S.A. Mrs. John den Boer accompanied her daughter and visited relatives before returning home. Sam Parm visited his father, Charles Parm, at Highland Creek one day last week. Lorne Martyn returned home last week from Oshawa Hospi- tal where he had surgery. . Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque and Debbie were last Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Philips at Raglan. Mrs. Frank Harris of Whitby visited George Kilpatrick last Wednesday. Mr .and Mrs. Lawson Faul- kenham and daughter, Mary, and granddaughter, Donna Chandler all of Oshawa were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Larocque and family. Save a potful Buy a gallon of Glidden Homogenized Spred Satin and get a quart of Spred Lustre FREE. Save $3.35 With every gallon of Homogenized Spred Satin you buy at the regular list price we will be pleased to give you a quart of Spred Lustre for trim and woodwork -- Absolutely Free! Your choice of colors Is as wide as the rainbow. Buy Now... Save a Potful! Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Ltd. Phone 985-7391 PORT PERRY MANCHESTER The U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Ruth Best last Thurs- day afternoon. Desipte incle- ment weather, twelve members braved the heavy rain. The meeting opened with prayer and Psalm 23 was repeated in uni- son. Mrs. Gwen Lamb gave the topic for the devotional period and Pres. Mrs. Margaret Crox- all chaired the business session. The minutes of September meeting were read and approv- ed. Treasurer Mrs. Gwen Lamb reported bazaar receipts $152.68 and the second instalment of our share of Manse expenses, $62.60 was ordered paid. It was decided to help the Hospital Auxiliary with their Spring Fair. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Crosier. Lunch was served by the hostess, as- sisted by Mrs. Bernice Dobson. "Rev. Mr. Teskey delivered a very fine Thanksgiving message on Sunday morning. There will be no service here on Sunday, October 27th, due to anniver- cary Services on the Island. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Best and family were in Sherbrooke and Montreal over the long week-end. Mrs. Meta Holtby and Mrs. Maude Crosier were among those who enjoyed the bus trip to Collingwood last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Roach, Misses Eunice and Susan were at their cottage in Haliburton over the holiday. PRINCE ALBERT PALS The first meeting of the Prince Albert Pals was held on October 9th at Mrs. Martyn's (our leader) house in Prince Al- bert. There was a good attendance though all of the members were not present. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Martyn with the Lord's Prayer. The next meeting will be held next Saturday at Mrs. Martyn's home at 9.30 a.m. We had the election of offi- cers and the following were the results: President--Jean Hope Vice-Pres.--Denise Jeffrey Sec'y--Marsha Mulholland Penalty Officers--Bonnie Pugh and Joanne Martyn Telephone Convenors--Linda Pickard, Denise Jeffrey, Marsha Mulholland, Louise Moore. Press Reporter-- : Marsha Mulholland In our discussion we talked about the name of our club and when we wanted the meetings. The decision of our name was left unfinal and the meetings will be held every Saturday at 9.30 a.m. at Mrs. Martyn's. 1 PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Oct. 14, 1965-13 EPSOM NEWS Jean Jeffery At the first meeting of the Epsom Community Club fifteen tables of Euchre were played. The winners for the gentlemen were -- Arthur Taylor, Albert Timms, Orville Stone. For the ladies Mrs, Orville Stone, Mrs. Olive Lane and Mrs. Elva Da- vidson. There will be another Euchre and Dance this Friday, Oct. 16th. Epsom U.C.W. are sponsor- ing another Bake,Sale at Hall and Shire Appliance Store, Nov. 12th. Don't forget the Anniversary Service at Epsom, Oct. 24. The Rev. R. Ashmore of Emmanuel College will be guest speaker and the Junior Farmers quar- tette will supply special music. Mrs. Arthur Taylor accom- panied her daughter Mrs. Bruce Houghland, Bruce and their children on Sunday when they visited Mrs, Taylor's sister Mrs. Richard Downing, Mr. Downing and their family at Broadbent near Parry Sound. Miss Alvena Jeffery and friend of London visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. G. Jeffery. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker have returned home after spending a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. T. Stewart. Mr. Keith Stewart and fam- | ily of Buttonville were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. Stewart. Congratulations and Best Wishes to Mr. & Mrs. Sid Kent on their recent marriage. The Ashton family gathered at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton for Thanksgiving supper on Sun. day . Mrs. Ashton's brother Mr. C. Gibson was also present. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Myrna Webster of Aurora. RY Ken and Karen Geer had sup- per on Sunday with their sister Mrs. Bill Kendry, Bill & Patty of Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer vi- sited with Mr, and Mrs. F. To- bin of Greenbank on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Jerrold Asling of Toronto were weekend guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling. Mr. Keith Ashton and Mr. J. Clarke had supper on Wednes- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gorrill of Eden. Mr .and Mrs. Elmer Wilson and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. P, Wil- son attended the Wilson-Cook wedding in Waterloo on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee and girls of Leaside visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson on Monday. Mrs G. Jeffery and Mrs. D. McKinley attended the Thanks- giving meeting of Goodwood U.C.W., Oct. 6. On Monday afternoon Mr. & Mrs. H. Ashton visited Mrs. Minnie Smith of Prince Albert. Mrs. Christie and Darlene, Mrs. A. Taylor and Mrs. T. Stewart drove to Minden and Miner's Bay Area on Monday afternoon. Mr. Walter Asling of Ajax visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Asling on Monday. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Asling has been quite sick. WES PLUMBING ELECTRIC Port Perry, Ont. 985-2473 Office a LANE - HEATING Res. _ LAWRENCE'S -- IREXALL ONE CENT SALE! Oct. 14 - Oct. 23 -10 Great Days | 98¢ - M; 31 ANTISEPTIC 7 for 99. 89c-ASA Rex c TABLETS for $1. Bachelor Hair Cream J for . $1.25 BACHELOR Deodorant Stick for . 75¢ - SMOKERS Tooth 7 16¢ or Powder $1.00 Box Xmas Cards / for ] 45c Adhesive c Tape for $1.79 ADRIENNE HAIR SPRAY for $ . $1.25 ADRIENNE Cream Deodorant J for ] 2.79 Hot Water for $ . Bottle Here Are A Few Of The More Than 300 Bargains $1.19 HALIBUT LIVER OIL %e 9s] 90 $2. COD LIVER Pe ) 01 OIL : . $3.98 MULTIPLE 2-:3.99 9.00 Bronchial Dh 1 c Vitamin Tabs. 50c Klenzo Tooth Brush DIAL 985-2231 - A. M. LAWRENCE THE REXALL STORE Syrup PORT PERRY i