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NN --125-acres om Scugog Island with As we are nearing the end of another year I would like to take this opportunity to say a special "Thank You" to all who gave me the opportunity to ser- vice their Real Estate needs. It was a pleasure to be of service to you, and I did appreciate your business. I would also like to say "Thank You" to the many clients who purchased these properties: A. Brown, Purvis, May, Bond, Sturman, R. Richards, Pugh, F. Brown, J. Richards, Lamac Se- curities Ltd., Roderick, Dusty, Ferris, Empringham, Howsam, Dowson, Prentice, Woodward, Rowe, Bowmans, Forster, Lytle, Woodcock, Martyn, J. Brown, Rowntree, Young, Fear, Tre- meer, Pamer, Downing, G. Hall, Fish, Smitherman, Hill, Reyn- olds, Lunney, Boyington, Mort- on, Howell, Gibson, McCully, Colbear, Webster, R. Sweetman, Doupe, Clements, McQuade, Taylor, S. Morrison, McGuckin, Murray, A. Hall, Kent, General Motors Corp, Nottingham, White, Hunt, Franssen, R. Mor- rison, Ferguson, Oyler, N. Smith, Wilbur, Brain, Raines, McLaren, Gerrow, Anderson, A. Smith, Vanderby, Wallace, Woodward, Jewel, Calberry, Bu- walda, Parkinson, Fairman, New, McKnight, Bruce, Evans, Beacock, J. Lunney, S. McQuade, Aldred, Cooper, Ness, Harrison, Sluoza, Butson, Moon, Heron, Lott, Davidson, Keeder, Mec- Phaden, Akrey, Howes, Nicholls, McCurdy, Beare. I have clients waiting to pur- chase properties for spring pos- session. If you have a house, farm ,cottage or vacant lot that REAL ESTATE JOHN F. ~ DeWITH REALTOR, BOWMANVILLE 14 Frank Street, Phone 623-3950 64 acres of vacant land soil sandy & rolling. There are 6000 Christmas Trees on pro- perty. Price $4,200, 1% cash. A 4 room frame Bungalow, 8 years old on 2 acre lot. Has Kit.,, L.R. & 3 bedrooms, 3 piece bath & oil furnace. There is also a Barn 14 x 24 with hydro, water & 3 box stalls. Price $14,900. Near Maple Grove. A 150 acre dairy farm, soil sandy loam and level, has 2 Barns equipped with water bowls, stanchions, & loose hous- ing, also large drive shed. Also has 1% storey 8 room brick house, 5 bedrooms, 4 piece bath & furnace. Will sell as a going concern or separately. Price $65,000 cash in Hampton district A 40 acre farm, soil clay loam & level. Barn 26 x 38. Double garage & hen house. An 8 room 2 storey frame house, with 4 bedrooms, 3 piece bath & oil F/A, in Hampton district. Price $27,000. $9,000 down. WANTED A small farm from 10 to 50 acres between Port Perry and Saintfield. House to have mod- ern conveniences. Have buyer waiting to buy the tight farm. Local Representative: LORNE C. DUFF 24 Perry Street, Port Perry Phone 985-2728 o you would like to sell, I would! Auction Sales appreciate a call from you. Real Estate is my business and it would be a pleasure to service your Real Estate needs. -- Call -- GEORGE S. STONE 985-2632 District Sales Manager (H. Keith Ltd.) 142 acres clay loam, 2 storey brick house with 2 baths, hard- wood floors and fireplace, bank barn 42' x 96' with steel staun- chions, implement shed, spring creek and pond. Full price only $30,000 with terms. 200 acres medium clay loam in Sunderland area, 140 acres workable, 2 set buildings, mo- dern painted dairy barn with new steel stabling & stable cleaner. New Milk house, pond, excellent location, priced to sell at only $39,000 with terms. 2 storey 8 room frame hause in Greenbank, mew oil furnace, 1% baths, modern kitchen, fa- mily room, living room & dining room, also 4 large bedrooms up| stairs, double garage. Close to! school, church & shopping. Priced to sell at only $11,900. with terms. 347 ft. lake frontage, 1% storey frame house with oil furnace &' bathroom, spring creek on pro- perty flows to lake, partially wooded. Full price only $14,900. with £2,000 down. BUYING or SELLING Call GEORGE 8. STONE 985-2632 Rep. for H. Keith Ltd. WED., DEC. 16th -- Lindsay- view Dispersal, Giving up farm- ing--Auction Sale of Livestock & Implements, 21 head of Pure- bred Holstein Cattle, Milking Equipment, Corn Silage, Hay, Straw, Team of Horses, the pro perty of County of Victoria Home for the Aged, Angeline St. S., Lindsay, Ontario. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Sale at 1.00 pm. Bill Graham and Ward Holmes, Clerks. For Catalogues ofthis sale contact Carl Hickson, Reaboro, Ont. Lindsay 324-3912. CARL HICKSON, REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneers Dec. 2-9 SAT., DEC. 11th -- Auction Sale of Registered and Grade Scotch Shorthorn Cattle, Sheep, Hay, Straw, Grain, the property of George W. Clarke, Lot 17, ! Con. 10, Cavan, 1 mile North and 2 miles East of Cavan Vill- age. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Pedigrees: John Rickard. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Dec. 2 - 9 Auctioneers , perty SAT., DEC. 11th--Going out of Business, Auction Sale of Garage Equipment, Parts, 13 Tractors, 2 Bulldozers, Jeep, Balers, Ploughs, Mowers, Rakes, Forage Harvester, Cultivators, Hay Conditioners, Combines, Threshing Machines, the Pro- of Moore Equipment (Allis Chalmers Dealer) % mile North of Lindsay Sale Barn on Angeline St. North. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Sale at 11 am. Ward Holmes and Dick Vaughan, Clerks. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer Dec, 2-9 Reaboro, Ont. " Phone Lindsay 324-3912 Ld Auction Sales SAT. DEC. 18th -- Auction Sale of Real Estate, Household Effects, Modern and Antique, j the property of> the late Mr. and Mrs." Chas. Grills, Columbus. Terms on Real Es- tate made known day of sale. Sale at 1 p.m. Terms Cash. Property will be offered first at 1.00 o'clock. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Dec. 9-16 Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock and Implements, hay, straw & grain, the property of Mr. John Gray, Lot 1, Con. 1, Reach Twp., 1 mile north of Victoria Corners on THURS, DEC. 16th, 2 Pure-Bred Santa Gertrudes Bulls. The herd sire is Kinsman, from King Ranch in Texas, 4 yrs. old, 18 Hereford cows & heifers, pasture bred. (Mostly all Pure Bred), remain- der yearlings & calves (crossed with Santa Gertrudes). 1 Rid- ing Mare (good in harness). Qu. of Machinery, Volkswagen truck, 3% ton, Woods Grinder, some office equipment, ete. No reserve as owner is giving up farming. Terms cash. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Gerald Graham, clerk. REG. JOHNSON, Dec. 2-9. Auctioneer. Church Services ANGLICAN CHURCH OF ASCENSION REV. R. C. ROSE Sunday, Dec. 12th-- 10 am.--Morning Prayer Church School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec G. Rice, B.A. Minister Sunday, Dec. 12th-- 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, Dec. 12th-- 10.00 a.m.--White Gift Service 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School Thursday, Dec. 16th-- Sunday School Concert PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH (Queen and Rosa Sts.) I. C. Bowie, Pastor Sunday, Dec. 12th-- 10 a.m.--Family Bible School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evening Service. United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE Rev. Geo. Teskey Sunday, Dec. 12th-- 10.00 a.m.--Scugog 11.15 a.m.--Manchester 1.15 p.m.--Prospect PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastors R. Batten & I. MacLean 10 a.m.--Sunday School 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evangelistic Service Wed., 8 p.m.--Prayer Meeting Have a Problem ? -- 985-2420 | PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Dec. 9, 1965-9 EPSOM NEWS Jean Jeffery | Wouldn't it pay those who are running for office to see that the voter's list is up to date. Several went to vote at Epsom only to find their names had not been added to the list. If this happened here, how about the other polling booths. Wake up boys! Mr .and Mrs. Lynwood Coop- er of Brighton were Sunday din- ner guests with Mr. and Mrs. R. Armstrong on Sunday. Miss Darlene Lyons and three of her class mates in tap and baton twirling entertained at a Company Christmas Party in shawa on Saturday. Mr. Ross Bailey is in the U.S. for a three week course Good luck Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling visited - their aunt Mrs. Cath- arine Cawker in Port Perry on Sunday afternoon. The Christmas Concert for the Epsom Sunday School will be held Dec. 17th. The U.C.W. and any ladies who are interested are asked to give a contribution of candy for the children's treat. These contributions will be given to Mrs. Arthur Taylor on or be- fore Dec. 16th. Mrs Taylor has kindly volunteered to pack the treat again this year Mrs. Tripp offered the use of her home for a Tupperware de- monstration sponsored by the U.C.W. last Thursday evening. Several ladies attended and spent a very enjoyable evening. Many thanks to Mrs. Tripp for her hospitality. A Couples Club has been formed at Mpsom United Church. Their first outing is to be a bowling party this week and a social hour following at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton. On Wed., Dec. 1 the U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. How- ard Ashton for their Christmas meeting. We welcomed quite a large number of guests. The several wee children were good as gold. The programme and lunch delightful. We just tucked away a few tag ends of business so we could start the new year with the feeling that 1965 had been quite gratifying financially and socially. Our deep appreciation to Mrs. Ash- ton for the use of her home. Mr. an.d Mrs. Donald Asling, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton went to Toronto to visit Mr and Mrs. Jerrold Asling and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaggers Leona and Margaret of Myrtle visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rhul. Mr. and Mrs. D. McKinley at- tended a ministerial tea in Ux- bridge on Dec. 1. We all sympathize with any- one who has lost a pet and L. E. H. expressed our feelings so nicely. You can imagine my anger a few weeks ago when a young smart alec tried deliberately to run down the little dog that has been my constant companion for nearly fourteen years. Also how appreciated it one day when the bus driver stopped the bus in order to miss him. Mrs. G. Prentice was home from school for a few days last week with the flu. Everyone seems to be having a bout with the nasty little bug. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry spent a week-end recently in Halibur- ton with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howsam at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. I Lyons, Alan, David and Darlene visited with her niece Mrs Bert Wallace and Mr. Wallace at Oak Ridges on Sunday. agement is very important. out in an information sheet. mend. ing program accordingly. of the season. tices. ® Maintain bulk by feeding of roughage. coarsely ground, quality roughage. pay the extra feed bill. UXBRIDGE 852-3321 FEED MANAGEMENT > The Co-op Feed Programs are designed to give each farmer a definite schedule for their operation. K. McLeod of Kemptville and O.A.C. have pointed these ® Take stock of available feed supplies and plan the feed- ® Do not use up top quality roughage feeds early and have to depend on purchased roughages for the balance ® Utilize quality feeds for the revenue-producing part of your herd, e.g. milk cows and growing animals. ® Avoid sudden changes in the ration or in feeding prac- @® Use bulky giain mixtures either rolled, crushed or ® Control wastage by providing suitable feed bunks and by feeding at more frequent intervals when feeding low @® Check production of animals in the herd, cull those that do not measure up and sell them. ® lave water available to livestock at all times. Supply salt and minerals at all times. UXBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE (0-0P CORNER By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Co-operative ~ Feed man- J. A. Dalrymple and Dr. G. 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