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Sn A : Bnd IRI IY re oF > - a - hy > Bt wna -. ie wi rh . > ae Sl ERT, EE i ply AE ? I BR Hrs Yd ™ ' fy o \R Dan Madsen, owner of Port Perry I.G.A. recognition of his sponsorship of the young was presented with O.AS.A. pennant in PEE WEE TEAM WINS 0.A.S.A. 'B' TITLE Port Perry I.G.A. Pee Wees won the Ontario (0.A.S.A) Pee Wee "B" Title on Satur- day afternoon when they de- feated Smithville 6 - 5. Laurie Williams pitched the win for I.G.A. as he walk- ed only one man, struck out 11 batters and gave up only b scattered hits. Smithville catcher Armstrong came up with two of the hits driving in two runs. The L.G.A. boys champions. were guilty of two errors. Port scored two runs in the first inning when Cal Cochrane walked, Steve Co- chrane doubled and Bill Jef- fery singled both in. Ron Redman got on via an error and scored on Robt. Taylor's double in the second. In the third inning. Bill Jeffery, Ken Nightingale and Ron Redman all singled to score one run. ment. v7 % yD / " ah 00% ' A Jd N > Uxbridge 852-3321 CO- by Don Rixon UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO Balance your dairy herd's protein require- ments with Co-op feed supplements. Don't overestimate the nutritional value of your forages. Know the amount of forage your cows are eating and supplement accord- ingly. We can help you improve the pro- duction of your herd. The most common nutritional cause of not getting out of your cows what you should is the tendency to overestimate the nutritional value of forage and to underfeed the grain supple- Underfed cows can only maintain high milk production at the expense of their body condition. lose weight or drop in milk production. The role of grain and supplement feeding should be economically related to the lével of milk production and the animals requirements for maintaining body weight. : In other words it will pay you to feed more grain supplement as long as the cow N gives you extra milk that is worth more than the extra feed. United Co-operatives : of Ontario (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) "a wt 4 , REN IES 10S. TAS ) ¥ \ 5; hE PIS EL NOR Td 3 : eq ¥ 3 PRA > ty i ES Sy VERE SN RR ME V1 ARLE WHEE TT IAL LY BIR GEE + te ST x ANS . FIs . 4 ih bedi hind a. Auction Sale x Auction Sale AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, hay, straw grain & Large Qu. of Furni- ture, the property of WAL- TER E. WAGG Lot 33, Con. 4, Uxbridge Twp., 4 miles west, 1 mile north of Uxbrid- ge on MON., OCT. 16th. No. of Hereford Steers & Heifers, 1 crow, calf hv cide, 4000 bales of hay, 2400 bales of straw, 1500 bu. oats, Cockshutt 70 tractor, Oliver 70 tractor. both tractors are in excellent condition. New Idea loader, JHC baler, No. 46 (good) IHC seed. drill 15 disc (good), IHC Auction Sales SAT., OCT. 21st--Auction Sale of 30 head of Cattle, 21 Hogs, 2 Tractors Threshing Machine, New Drill, Baler, Hay, Grain, Straw, Furniture and Implements, the property of FOSTER BROS. Lot 6, Con. 2 Mariposa Twp., on County Road #28, 1 mile north & 2 miles ea t of Sea- grave. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.00 p.m. Farm Sold. Roy Scott, and G. Wanamaker, Clerks. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Oct. 5-12-19 Auctioneer threshing machine 28 x 46 (good), full line of Machinerv. Glass cupboard, Rope bed, 2 organs, weight clock, coal oil lamps, Captain chair. 2 toilet sets, Pine chests, Antique wash stand, Fall leaf tables, Dishes, etc. Farm Sold. No reserve. Terms cash. Sale at 12.30. NOTE furniture sells first. Gerald Graham, Clerk. REG. JOHNSON, Oct. 5-12 Auctioneer Ph. Sunderland 227 In the fifth Steve Cochrane singled. then Laurie Williams belted a homerun to com- plete the scoring for Port Perry. Steve Cochrane and Bill Jeffery each had two hits, Laurie Williams, Bob Young, Robt. Taylor, Ken Nightin- gale and Ron Redman each had one hit. Smithville also committed two errors. The Harry C. Knott Me- morial Trophy was presented to Capt. Ken Nightingale by 0.A S.A. Executive member Vin Walker. Mr. Don Har- vey of Beamsville O0.A.S.A. '| Championship Pennant. Mr. finalists crests. The IG.A. boys also were presented with the Pee Wee "B" cham: pionship crests. Mr. Dan Madsen, the own- er of the local I.G.A. Store and the team sponsor was AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements and Fur- niture, the property of WILLIAM FULTON, Lot 9, Con. 10, Verulam Twp. 3 miles south of Bobcaygeon on County Rd. 17 on SAT. OCT. 14th. 28 Hereford Steers, 700 to 800 lbs. Case Model S tractor, GMC 1% ton truck, Manure spreader, Bale eleva- tor, Garden tiller, Qu. of Machinery, 80 hens, Round oak extension table, Washing Machine Chairs, Beds, Dress- ers, 10 piece Rose toilet set, 4 piece toilet set, churn, etc. Farm Sold. No Recerve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Eddie Johnson, Bob Mayhay, Clerks. f REG. JOHNSON, Oct. 5-12 Auctioneer Ph. Sunderland 227 presented with the O.A.S.A. Madsen told the boys that he was proud of the team and had enjoyed the sponsor- ship and in his first year having an 0.A.S.A. Title. The Port Perry Fire Dept. were on hand with the fire truck to give the boys a ride through town. A very big thrill for these fine young ball players. To all the boys congratula- tions. Some of these boys were members of the 1965 Squirt Championship team. For Coach Don Cochrane a big reward for six years of hard work and a lot of miles on the road. Coaches Clare Nightingale and Doug McMil- lan have also done a terrific job with these boys and were very proud of the boys. The man behind the bench for the past five years has been man- 2 DAY SALE -- Auction Sale of P.B. Jersey Cattle for AT, BEGGS, Lot 2 & 3. Con. 9 Brock Twp., on THURS. OCT. 26th. TUES.,, OCT. 31st Tmple- ment Sale for AL BEGGS. More details later. REG. JOHNSON. Auctioneer SAT., NOV. 4th -- Walter Salvage Farm Sale, Uxbridge. THURS. 'NOV. 9th--Floyd McLean Cattle Sale. Wood- ville. See details later. REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer ~ aul MONDAY, Oct. 9-- Auction sale of farm stock and im- plements including 40 head of beef cattle, cows, calf by side, 1 and 2 yr. old heifers and steers. pigs, LH.C. 3 pt® hitch mower, L.LH.C. side rake (4 bar), bale elevator, bale buncher, spreader, 3000 bales hay, 1000 straw, 1000 bus. grain, pine cupboard, 2 pine wash stands etc. the proper- ty of Harold Norton, lot 8, conc. 5 Uxbridge Twp.. 2 miles north of Claremont qr 3 miles south of 47 Hwy. on the Brock Road. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1 p.m. R. E. Faulkner, clerk, Norm Faulkner, auctioneer Ot. 5 ON QUALITY SA vi Ey CAWKER'S Food Market SAT. OCT. 7th -- Auction Sale of 70 Hereford Cattle, 3 Holstein Cows 40 Hogs, 8 Tractors, Combine (self-pro- pelled), Baler, Hay, Grain &: Straw, the property of MOR- GAN BIGELOW, Lot 1 Con. 8 Cavan Twp., Boundary Road. 13% Miles East and South of ° Bethany. Terms Cash. Farm Sold. Sale at 12.00 nogu sharp. Ed. Johnson and G. Wanamaker. Clerks. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Spt. 28-Oct.5 Auctioneers ager Joe Fowler. Joe is well convenor for that area pre sented Smithville with the known to all boys in town and always does a great job SPECIALS --- OCT. 5-6-7 with the team. Chickens J] oti OP TOPICS They will either Port Perry ZE. 85-4130 The young and happy Walker, an O.A.S.A. executive captain of the I.G.A. Pee Wee Ontaiio Championship "B" title Ken Nightingale receives the coveted Harry C. Knott Memorial Trophy from Vin Frying - Roasting or for Bar-B-Q FRESH - OVEN READY Turkeys. Bacon i». B69- R. Farm Style Chef Style CHRISTIE'S DINNER ROLLS 2g¢ 35¢ STOKELY'S FANCY PUMPKIN 28 oz. 'PD 0 45¢ RIDEAU TABLE SYRUP 16... 2241 CANADA PACKERS KAM zo. 4° POST ALPHA BITS 100. BA°| SWEETHEART is TOILET SOAP TT FRASERVALE FROZEN PEAS 21bs. 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