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4 acres on Hwy, 12, with b|- room frame bungalow, new oil furnace, modern 4 piece bath, hardwood floors, picture win- dows, nicely landscaped, gar- age. Excellent throughout, only $9,000 with terms, 2 storey 8 room frame house with every modern convenience, hardwood floors, open staircase, large lot, excellent family home, double garage. Price $11,900. with terms, 200 acres medium clay loam, 140 acres workable, modern painted dairy barn with steel staunchions & stable cleaner, new milk house, pond, Toronto milk contract, 2 frame houses, close to road and school buses. Excellent value at only $39,000. with terms, 100 acres clay loam, 1% storey red brick home with all modern conveniences, bank barn 40' x 90°, silo, implement shed, corner farm, 1 mile from vill- age. $19,500, with terms. -- CALL -- GEORGE S. STONE 985-2632 Rep. for H. Keith Ltd. Fokkkodkk 41% acres, with 400' of river frontage. 13 storey insul brick house, beautifully decorated throughout. All modern con- veniences,- Small barn 16 x 30. Selling at $13,000, with terms. Mariposa Township 100 acre square corner farm, Excellent brick house with new bath and furnace, Bank barn, 36 x 60 with stanchions, Hay barn 25 x 40, Priced at $23,000. With terms. Seagrave Commuter Farm 100 acre corner farm 1% story brick house. Bank barn 40'°x60" with litter carrier. Good creek, excellent pond location. Priced at $17,500 with terms. 1 -- CALL -- MORLEY BRUCE 985-2737 Rep. for H. Keith Ltd. KIND COMPETENT Nursing Care for the Convalescent and Aged FINEST CARE, .. IN A COUNTRY HOME ATMOSPHERE Our elderly guests receive personalized professional care in a spacious and congenial country home. The Manor is open for your fnspection at any time. GREEN GABLES MANOR Licensed & Supervised Stouffville 640-3061 REAL' ESTATE HOUSE FOR SALE 4 bedrooms, brick. Large treed lot. Fireplace, 3-pe. bath, New built-in cupboards. Close to schools and shopping. $12,900 with terms. 985-7310, REAL ESTATE 6-ROOM house on highway 7, including three bedrooms and store, oil furnace, attached gar- age in a good village. Price $7,600 with $1000, down, Will take 5 year mortgage at 6% interest, No other garage within 6 miles, Good business opportunit tS young couple, Phone Broéoklin 655-4773. _ REAL [ESTATE _ LIMITED REALTORS MARKHAM, ONT. Cottage, 100 ft, lake frontage, 3 bedrooms, electric heat, all conveniences, glassed in veran- da, stove, refrigerator. T.V. tower. Ideal prestige Cottage, 150 acres level land, ever- running spring, barns equipped for beef cattle, 5 bedroom brick house. School bus at door. Price $29,500. 20 acres excellent market gardening land, 2 small barns, 4 bedroom frame house, con- veniences, excellent family home, Price $15,000, 200 acres all workable, barn 54' x 89 plus loose housing, concrete stabling, milk quota 827 1b. daily. 4 bedroom home, city conveniences. 1 mile off 12 Highway, School bus at door. Price $47,500. . Buying or Selling Call HAROLD FORDER Port Perry 985-2396 REAL ESTATE JOHN F. DeWITH REALTOR, BOWMANVILLE 14 Frank Street, Phone 623-3950 A 66 acre farm, clay loam & level, creek, Barn 90 x 30, Drive shed, silo. House 2 storey, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms & bathroom. Town water in house and Barn. Situated 2 miles from Port Perry, This is one of the better farms in community. A 7b acre farm, clay loam, & "rolling, creek. Barn 36 x 60. Barn 40 x 26. Drive shed, gar- | age. House frame, 9 rooms 13% ' storey 6 bedrooms, oil furnace. Price $31,600, % cash, just 4 miles East of Port Perry on TA | Highway, | 113% acres farm, clay loam and rolling, spr. pond, 2 wells, Barn 40 x 100. Barn 20 x 25, Drive shed, garage. House stone, 1% storey, 8 rooms 4 bedrooms, 4 piece & 2 piece bathrobms, oil furnace. Ritu- ated Columbus district. Price $60,000, % Cash. | 10 acres of vacant land with trout stream running through property, excellent for fishing or hunting. Priced $3,000 ,% cash, Local Representative: LORNE C. DUFF 24 Perry Street, Port Perry Phone 985-2728 Church Services ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ASCENSION Rev. R. C. Rose SUNDAY, JAN. 23rd -- 9:45 a.m.--Morning Prayer Sunday School TUESDAY, JAN. 25th-- Conversion of St. Paul 10:00 a.m.--Holy Communion ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, JAN. 23rd-- 11:15 a.m.--Morning Prayer PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A. Minister iN SUNDAY, JAN. 23rd -- 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School PRINCE ALBERT-- 2.00 p.m.--Church Service 1.00 p.m.--Sunday School ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. M. Buntain, B.A. Minister SUNDAY, JAN. 23rd -- 10.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School Mon,, Jan, 24th-- 6:30 p.m.--Pot Luck Supper 7:30 p.m.--Annual Meeting PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa Sts.) I. C. Bowie, SUNDAY, JAN. 23rd -- 10 a.m.--Family Bible School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evening Service Pastor United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE Rev. George Teskey SUNDAY, JAN. 23rd -- 10.00 a.m.--SCUGOG 11.16 am.--MANCHESTER 1.15 p.m.--PROSPECT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastors: R. Batten & I. MacLean 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 am.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting Have a Problem? -- 985-2420 Prince Albert The sacrament of Holy Com- munion wags held in the Church on Sunday with Rev. Alex Rice officiating, assisted by four elders. Offering gathered by John Hunter & Edward Heayn. Sunday evening around sup- per hour, a fire of unknown origin completely demolished the house formerly owned by Mr. T. Sager. In spite of the faithful endeavours of the fire- men they failed to save the wooden structure, We are sorry for the owners Mr, and Mrs. Brown & to the occupants Mr. and Mrs. G. Bonnell in their losses. . Mr. Scott Lindsay will be away nearly three months on a business trip to New Zealand. Mrs. Lindsay is staying with the son in Montreal during the time, Mrs. E. Mulvey is enjoying life under sunny skies of Flori- da, Mr, and Mrs. L. Devitt, Bar- bara and Neil, Oshawa, were Sunday company with her fa- ther Mr, Frank Vickery and the Beacocks. Mrs. McKerihan, Mrs. E. Stanton and Mrs. C. Luke were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ron Gambell and children of Oshawa, A hasty recovery is wished Mr, Terry Hodgins who is con- fined to bed. "Cole and danghter of Holt spent PORT PERRY STAR, Thurs., lon. 20th, 1966 --7 GREENBANK - NEWS On Monday evening of last! week sixty young people from Pinedale, Greenbank, Port Perry Baptist and Seagrave Churches heard Provincial Constable J, R. Cowan, Traffic Safety Co-| ordinator of the Ontario Prov- | incial Poljce talk on "Safety" and reviewed with interest the sound film, "The David Hall Story". This is a true account of a young fellow who is per- manently crippled and confined to a wheel chair due to an au- tomobile accident as a result of | excessive speed. Gordon McMillan, President of Seagrave Young People wel- | comed those present and con- ducted the Devotional period with the assistance of Harvey Monahan and Sylvia Wana- maker, Mrs. Harris introduced Constable Onlock of the'Whitby Police Detachment and a resi- dent of Greenbank, who in turn introduced the guest speaker, Constable Cowan travels a- round to High Schools and other interested groups and talks about "Safety". After an in- teresting disussion on cars and! safe driving he gave the young | people a talk on the importance of living for the Lord Jesus Christ, During the lunch period those | present had further opportunity ! to talk with the Officers of the Law. It was a profitable even- ing and the Police Authorities are to be commended for their work. On Friday evening the nine young people who recently united with the Pinedale and Greenbank Churches were sup- | per guests of Rev. David and, Mrs, Harris at the Manse. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Phair and Mrs. Wilmot Phair attended the wedding of Mr. Phair's grand niece, Miss Patricia Mac- Millan and Dr, Dennis Bichel in Guelph last Saturday. They also called on Mrs, Lionel Kemp, the former Elizabeth Wallace of Greenbank and Mr. Kemp of Guelph. The largest crowd so far, fourteen tables, attended the card party last Friday night. The high prizes were won by Mrs. Gordon Blair and Mr, Ed. Bain and the consolations went to Miss Susan Cookman and Mr. Gordon Blair. Lucky draw, Mrs, John Cook, By the way there is a shortage of card tables. If anyone happens to have discarded ones please bring them along and Mr, Fix-it will repair them. Mr. Geo. Stone and Mr. Lloyd Lee attended the Toronto Real: Estate Board, Brokers' and Managers' Seminar at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, last week, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beaton and Mrs, Roy Leask visited friends at Fairview Lodge last Wednes- day. Mr. and Mrs, Armour McMil- lan and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Me- Millan were Sunday guests at the Neil Hunter home. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Beare and Tracey of Oshawa visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beare on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd McKean of Cherrywood were Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don McKeen and family. The Jr. Farmers enjoyed an evening of bowling at the Osh- awa Shopping Centre on Satur- day, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jarvis, Uxbridge and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Len Jarvis and boys, Miss Margaret Beaton of Wick was a week-end guest at tha Cookman home. ZX og th] Mr. and Mrs. Russ Rodd and Mr. and Mrs, Norman Smith of Uxbridge attended the euchre party last Friday right, Pleased to see Norman out again feel- ing so much better. Mr. Stan Aldred spent the week-end at his home but re- turned to tke Hospital on Mon- day for further treatment. The January meeting of the local W.I, will be held at the home of Mrs. Murray Lee on Wed., Jan. 26th. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Innes of Sunderland were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ross Cookman. Mr. and Mrs. Cookman visited at the home of Mr, & Mrs, Ken McLennan of Wick on Sunday. EPSOM NEWS By Jean Jeffery Don't forget the congrega- tional dinner at Epsom Church this Sat., Jan. 22, A full at- | tendance of all interested in our Church is hoped for. Mr. Donald Aslirg attended a United Church Men's Confer- ence at Cedar Glen near Bolton on Saturday. There will be a Community Club Euchre & Dance at the school this Friday evening. Lori and Linda Bushell of Oshawa were with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs, H. Ash- ton for the week-end. Keith Faye and Richard Ashton had lunch on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. B. Bushell and Mr. and Mrs. K, Catherwood were also dinner guests at Ashton's on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Asling had Sunday Supper with Mr, & Mrs. J. Clarke of Ashworth on Sunday. Mrs, Jean Millman attended a shower for Miss Dianne Simp- son on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs, Elwood Lee in Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans & family, also Mrs. J. P, Wilson of Uxbridge had supper on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wilson. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Elford visited with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wilson on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Evans & family had supper on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wil- son. Mr, and Mrs. L. Brawn and Trudy were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr, & Mrs. Andrew Potapchuk of Courtice, Mr. and Mrs. David McKinley were in Toronto on Monday. Mt. McKinley was taking an exa- mination at U, of T. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Geer had supper on Saturday evening with Mrs, Fred Stephens of Brooklin. Mr, and Mrs. Craig Middleton and family of Scarborough wero supper guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Geer. Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Kendry & Patty of Uxbridge were visite ing Mi. & Mrs. Allan Card on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner and Donna of Blackwater vi- sited Mr, ard Mrs. Walter Kerry Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Kerry and Grant and Keith Rodd were dinner guests Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. H, Kerry, VSR RD FI ny RRA TH) FAI Cy FH ve AIRE ST Sa AEA Fgh 435 RET