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A PA he fe (os oa Ly 5 vi 7 iP 5 hE Rea p= SERA 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Oct. 24, 1968 PORT PERRY x STAR x Top picture shows Neil Clark in a typical attacking position, and below are a selection of his many fine trophies won at various competitions. Minor Hockey News The 1968 - 69 Hockey sea- son will get underway this week if the weather stays cool we should have good ice for Fri, or Saturday. About 200 players have already signed up and the remainder / will be signed Friday nite & Saturday. ; Port Perry Minor Hockey are having .a Ski-Doo draw and tickets can be purchased from any of the executive & coaches so please get yours early. Dra wto be made Dec. 28th, 3.00 p.m. at our first Novice Tournament. Please keep in mind the following: ; Minor-- Hockey Ice Times for this week are as follows: Friday, Oct. 25th-- All Novice, 6 p.m. - 8:15 All Pee Wee--8:15 - 10:30 Sat, Oct. 26th-- All Pee Wee--8 am, - 10 All Novice--10 a.m. 12.00 All Tyke--12 - 2,00 p.m. * All Bantam--2 p.m, 4 p.m All Midget--4 p.m. - 6 p.m. Juvenile--8 - 7.30 p.m. Coaches for any of these age groups please come to the Rink. "0.A.S.A. CHAMPIONS 1968 SQUIRT--North York PEE WEE A--Oshawa BANTAM A--Scarboro BANTAM B--East Gwillim- bury MIDGET A--St. Catherines JUVENILE C--Port Perry JUNIOR A--Peterboro JUNIOR C--Mount Albert INT, A--Jarvis : INT. B--Picton . C--Zephyr SENIOR B--Oshawa SENIOR A--Oshawa' COMPLETE REAL ESTATE rd REAL ESTATE ATD REMTOR 985-7373 BUYING? AVAL ESTATE AID REALTOR 985.7373 Port Perry Judo Wrestler Shows Promising Career Neil Clark, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Leonard Clark of Port Perry has made quite a name for himself in Judo circles, During the last four years, he has made steadv pro- gres and won in many com. petitions. Leo Haunsberger, Oshawa, who has won his third degree black belt and is president of Ontario, Black Belt Association started Neil on his Judo career. This year, Neil has won several major tournaments, and Saturday he will compete in Kingston, and his aim is to.win this twoday meet, His greatest ambition this year will be to win the Eastern Ontario Championship to be held in Montreal. "Neil is also interested in promoting the sport, and has assisted Mr. Eric Place, who organized the Port Perry Judo Club. Mr. Place is de- voted to this increasingly popular sport and has spent a long time promoting it in Port Perry. Z At a recent tournament in Ajax, Vernon Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Murray, and a member of Port Perry Judo Club, won first place and a trophy in the class under 60 lbs. Dave Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jackson placed second in the 120 1bs. class. The Annual Banquet of the Port Perry Rod and Gun Club was held on Friday, October 18th at the United Church Hall. IT "The many people in atten- dance enjoyed a delicious dinner. Numerous door prizes were won and the recipients seem- ed to be pleased with their gifts. An interesting talk was given by-our local Conserva- tion Officer Andy Fletcher. He brought to our attention the Ontario Safetv Hunter Course was made Official in the year 1960. Since its in- ception fatal hunting acci- dents have been drastically reduced. : 1 He also noted that the age| | group between 15-19 vearc account for 309 of all a~ci- dents involving fire arms. Most of these accidents occur while rabbit hunting. One rather startling statis- tic was that a .22 calibre rim fire rifle accounts for the greatest number of fire arm accidents. Messrs. Gerald Jackson and Charlie Lown gave a most in- teresting demonstration and talk on the art of Hand Load- ing Ammunition. Mr. Cec King and Chas. Lown, presented the Pins & Crests to the shooters. Mr. Doug Matthews of Whitby was presented with his Silver Shield, Mr. Joe Draper (who made the trip down from Colling- wood for the occasion) pre- sented the Club Junior Tro- phy to Kathy Jackson. Con- gratulations to Kathy and to all the Shooters who won a- wards, : ; The showing of three very interesting films were part of the evening's programme. The "evening closed by Check The Label On Your Paper Winners Receive Trophies |At Rod, Gun Club Banquet those present viewing a most interesting display- of guns, ranging from the very old- timers up- to modern day weapons. See you at the next month- ly meeting where plans will be finalized for the Annual Christmas Party. - Joanne Huston Auction Sales AUCTION SALE of House- hold Furniture, the property of GREGORY SIMERSON will be held in the town of Beaverton, 221 Simcoe St. East on MON., OCT. 28th.-- 2 refrigerators, electric stove, chrome set, 9 piece dining room suite (excellent condi- tion), Bed chesterfield (good), Desk & China Cabinet (Gov- ernor Winthrop), Platform rocker, Admiral T.V. (good) Swivel rocking chair (Gold, nearly new), Oil paintings, Dunken Fife Coffee Table, Rugs, Electric sewing Mach ine, Chest of drawers(cherry wood), Qu. of dishes, No. of chrome. chairs, Antique Mar- ble & brass lamp, 4 piece bedroom suite (good), 3 piece bedroom suite (blond) good, Upholstered chairs, T.V. lamp book case, Desk & lamp, Sil- verware set, large Qu. of fur- niture. Note this is an extra good furniture sale, plan to attend. Owners moving to Florida. No reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Graham, Neil McEachern, Clerks. : : REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer Ph. Sunderland 227 Oct. 17-24 Bowli Ing MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple--T, Thomas 724 High Triple WH-- Terry Adderley 695 High Single--J. Parker 307 High Single WH.-- "K. Durham 314. . Triples 625 & Over-- T. Thomas--T724; J. Dow- son--714; J. Healy --713;.J Parker--691; Terry Adderley --686; K. Irvine -- 670; G. Menzies--684; T. Chandler-- 660; R. Parker--8656; W. San- dison--645; R. Short--644; J. Owen -- 641; P. Crawford-- 638; D. Butt--636; K. Dur- ham--629; F. McNeil--628; J. Ballingall--635; extra family membership. SKIERS! Are You Interested in Skiing for the entire family for less than $100. per season. SKYLOFT SKI CLUB is 15 min. from Markham with two tows and lodge -- and we are looking for "Call D. BURT -- Port Perry 985-3091 z For information SUNDAY-- MONDAY -- Skating Club TUESDAY -- WEDNESDAY -- < THURSDAY -- ; Skating Cluls 7.30 FRIDAY -- SATURDAY-- Arena Weekly Schedule 3 (Clip out for Future Reference) . 7 am. -, 8 am, -- Brookside Park ..8.00 - 9.00 -- Neighbourhood Assoc. gp am. - 1.30 -- e Scugog Hockey League 1.30 - 3.30 -- Port Perry Broomball 2 3.30 - 4.30 -- H. Heidenreich (Oshawa) 430 - 6.30 -- R. Lacasse (Oshawa) 6.30 - 7.30 -- D. Nicholls (Oshawa Tyke) 7.30 - 10.30 -- M. Jodoin (Oshawa) 3.30 p.m. - 9 p.m. -- Port Perry Figure 9 p.m, - 11:p.m. -- Durham College 5.00 - 6.00 -- N.ASC. 6 p.m. - 10.30 -- Port Perry Minor Hockey™ 2 p.m, - 3.30 p.m. -- Pre-Schoolers 3.45 - 6.16 -- Port Perry High School 6.30 p.m, - 10.50 -- Port Perry' Minor Hockey 3.30 - 7.30 p.m. -- Port Perry Figure wd} - 9 pm, -- A. Bathe Oshawa Minor Hockey 9.00 - 11.00 -- N.ASC. 5.00 - 6.30 -- N.AS.C. : 6:30 - 10:30 -- Port Perry Minor Hockey ' 10:30 - 11:30 -- Larry Mabley 8:00 a.m, - 7:30 p.m. -- Port Perry 8 pm. -'10:00 pam. -- Public Skating ed LZ | Auction Sales °* AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock," Implements, Grain & househould furniture, the pruprerty of ROSS TREMEER, Lot 4, Con. 5, Mariposa twp., 4 miles south of Manilla, 1 mile east or 5 miles west of Little Britain, on a OCT. 31st. 105 head of Hereford & Shorthorn Cattle, 29 Cows; 40 Calves by side (200 to 500 lbs.), 16 Hereford steers (2 & 3 yrs.), 10. Here- ford heifers (rising 2 yrs), 6 pasture bred heifers, 5 sows, 1 P.B. Hog, 12 fat pigs, 20 chunks, 33 weaned pigs. 270 Kashman Hybred pullets(lay- ing), 1000 bu. grain. MF. 50 diesel tractor, multi-pow- er. MH. 22 tractor, MF. baler No. 10, Geo. White snow blower, A.C. Combine, PTO 6 ft., M.F. Double disc, 3 pt., Hay elevator, 42 ft.,, 3 wagons, full line of good ma- chinery, Qu of household fur- niture, Iron kettles, cup- boards, etc. Note furniture sells first. Note this is a good herd of Hereford and Shorthorn Cattle. Farm Sold. No reserve.. Terms cash. Sale at 11 a.m. Lunch avail- able. Glenn Wanamker, Roy Scott, clerks, TED JACKSON, REG. JOHNSON, TED SPENCELEY, Oct.10-17-24 Auctioneers Minor Hockey || WED., OCT 30th--Clearing farm auction, including 3 tractors, transplanter, Power weed sprayer, 2 tractor, plows spreader. on rubber, 2 culti-. vators, Ezee-Flow Fertilizer distributor, bale _ elevator with motor, stable fan,-Old Farm dinner bell with tur- "iret, -seed drill, "cauliflower Cart, Combine, thresher belts new garden seeder, Power lawn mower, grain thrower, Sap evaporator with spiles, buckets and pipe line, 25 Yorkshire sows all-bred, 50 chunks, also piano, refrigera- tor, china cabinet, © wicker baby carriage, antique, 2 an- tique' chest drawers, trunks, oil lamps, odd dishes rocking chair, old churn, butter bowl, space heater, Antique scales, also 70 laying hens, in wire laying cages, egg washer, scales, many other useful ar- ticles not listed, some anti- ques, the property of HOW- ARD ST. JOHN, at Lot 34, Con. 1, Uxbridge, being the townline % mile east of Stouffville. Farm Sold. Note this has been the old family farm for over 80 years. This sale brings it to a close. Sale starts at 1 p.m. : ATKINSON and WILSON, Sales Mgrs. & Auctioneers Oct. 17-24 Na AUCTION SALE of House- hold Furniture and Farm Machinery, the property of JOHN RUTLIDGE, Lot 1 Con. 2, East Gwillimbury Twp., % mile east of Newmarket, 883 Davis Drive on SAT., OCT. 26 -- 2 electric stoves, Cook stove, Qu. of dishes, Carnival glass fruit 'bowl, Cranberry sugar bowl, Fluted top pitch- er, Antique sugar bowl & tea pot, ~.of other antique dishes. Antique chairs, Toir let sets, apple peeler, Captain chair, Antique . Accordian, Antique high poster bed, 9 piece dining room suite, 2 platform rockers, T.V. set. Hall tree, coloured bowl oil lamp, Iron skillet,, wash stands, chests of drawers, Large Qu. of furniture. Case Model D. tractor, Ford-Fer- guson tractor, N.,H. baler with 2 cyl. motor, Cockshutt No. 30 tractor, 2 rubber tired wagons, LH.C. manure sprea- der, forge, anvil, Full line of Machinery, Large Qu. of scrap. Farm Sold. No Re- serve, Terms Cash. Sale at 12.30 sharp. Furniture sells first. Fred Dew, 'Graham; Clerks. -- ~~ REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer Ph. Sunderland 227 Oct. 17-24 y | ASTHNT BYYiERS Gerald