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Real Estate 50 acre hobby farm, 11% storey, 4 bedroom brick home with furnace and bath, bank barn suitable for beef or horses, 10 acres bush, North of Port Perry, $23,000. with $6000. down. PORT BOLSTER 2 bedroom brick bungalow, with all modern conveniences excellent retirement home, very private, paved road, large garage and workshop. $16000. with terms. . V.L.A. FAMILY HOME 1% storey, 3 bedroom frame home in Prince Al- bert, forced air oil furn- ace, 4 piece bath, nicely @Qecorated .throughout, new oak floors, large rooms, ex- cellent family home. Extra building lot. For quick sale $15,900. Cash. HONEY'S BEACH $3000 down buys this 4 hedgoom frame cottage, on excellent dry lake-front lot. mature trees, patio with brick barbeque, well, conveniences, completely insulated and panelled, furnished, 14' cedar strip boat with 35 h.p. John- son, dock, all for only $8,900. 3¢ bedroom, winterized framed cottage at Sunrise Beach. clean & tidy with lovely lawns, back lot, well, hot and cold water, conveni- ences, furnished. Owner leaving country reason for |g sale. $6,500 cash. ? rr 100 acres, clay loam, 85_ | workable, balance wooded area and spring creek, bank barn suitable for hogs and beef cattle, 1% storey 4 bed- room family home. Ideal comuter farm. $27000, with terms. a 10 acres maple and birch trees, scenic, excellent build- ing site, located on good road excellent value. $3,900 with half down. Call for information. -- Call -- GEORGE S. STONE 985-2632 ° oa 2 bedroom frame bungalow all conveniences, % acre lot close to store & Post Office. Full price $7,500. 107 acre dairy farm, milk- ing parlour, 2 barns 40'x60' & 36x60'F pole barn 40'x70'. Modern 2 storey brick home with all conveniences. Full price $50,000 with terms. 100 acres modern 2 storey frame home, all conveniences 2 spring fed streams, corner property, excellent invest- ment property. Asking $35,000 with terms. We have others. -- Call -- MORLEY BRUCE * 9ssas28 Rep. for H. Keith Ltd. Check The Label On Your Paper Real Estate For Every Type of Real Estate BUY-SELL THRU 4.4. LAMBERT -- REAL ESTATE LIMITED ---- 170 DONWAY - W. TORONTO 447-8518 ,Handyman's opportunity -- 3 bedroom, 2 storey frame on large lot 70' x 160'. Corner property. Terms. New 3 bedroom brick bun: galow in Port Perry. F/A Oil furnace, 4 pc. bath, nice location. Easy terms. 4 bedroom frame with alu- minum siding just out of Port Perry. Dining room, fire-place and large garage. Large well treed lot, over 200 ft. frontage on good road. Reasonable priced. Large building lot with maple trees on 7A Highway. Farms, lots & acreages. AGENT Marjorie Tripp 985 - 7606 Real Estate SUNDERLAND REX $5000. down will buy you a beautiful new brick home, mahogany cupboards, ample closet space, hardwood and 'tile floor, F/A heating, many extras, on treed lot, with easy terms. Don't miss this opportun- ity ,in Port Perry, a 3 bed room, 2 storey insul brick home, garage, new F/A oil furnace, 4 pc. bath, hot and cold water, tile floors, storms & screens, newly decorated, on an extra large landscaped lot. Full price -- $16.500. with easy terms. Agent MARION HOPKINS 985-7215 Auction Sales THURSDAY, DEC. 7, 1967 at 7.30 p.m, S.T. -- Golden op- portunity -- Dairy cattle con-. signment sale at the "Cow Palace" Stouffville, Ont. This offering will consist of pure- bred and grade Holstein cat- tle (and other dairy breeds), fresh and springing females, heifers, bred and open, of various ages. Serviceable age bulls sired by proven unit sires and some choice Club calves suitable for 4H work. Prospective buyers have the opportunity te buy cattle to raise your milk production and improve your type. Con- signed from Canada's best "| dairy district where the most valuable cattle are to be found. We welcome your participation in this growing dairy cattle auction sale in our modern heated livestock sales arena where you will find "Consignments to Meet your Requirements", "Buy- ers to Buy your Consign- ments". Lunch available. In- quire today from Frank Ben- nett and Norman Faulkner, 'phone 887-5570 or 640-3813, Sales Managers and Auction- eers. Nov.30-Dec.7 water softener, Auction Sales WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6th-- Clearing farm auction of modern farm machinery in- cluding 3 tractors (good new Ford Selector - Speed (651 hrs.), Massey-Harris S.P. com- bine good, new . Cockshutt #437 mower and hay condi- tioner, 10-ft. seeder and pack- er, McCormick 21-tooth trac- tor cultivator, McCormick power drill (good), 8-fr. Ford plow (nearly new), McCor- mick P.T.O. spreader, large size (good), baler like new, new steel grain box, bale buncher, chain harrows, new snow blower etc. etc. Many other articles not listed. The property of Robert Johnson, on Don Mills Road, 4 miles east of Aurora. Note: Farm sold -- immediate possession makes this sale a must at this time. These are extra good implements, some new. Be sure to come and see for yourself. Sale 1.30 p.m. At- kinson & Wilson, Sale Mgrs. and Auctioneers. MON., DEC. 11th, Gigantic Auction Sale of Xmas Toys and gifts including Dolls, wagons ,trains, guns, boats, dishes, ornaments, clothing, candy, etc. Most everything for the whole family. So for )la lot of fun, maybe a visit from Santa Claus, and a real good chance to do your Xmas shopping and buy by auction for your own price. Make sure you're one of the crowd that attends this sale. A chance of a lifetime. SALE AT STOUFFVILLE STOCK: YARDS LTD. Sale will start at 1 p.m. and goes to 5 p.m. Then starts again at 7 p.m. and will sell until you're satisfied, no matter what time. Make sure you're there --Your Neighbour will be. Two Auction Rings opérating at the same time. NORM FAULKNER & FRANK BENNETT, Sales Mgrs. & Auctioneers Nov.30-Dec.7 Was Member Of Ceéntennial Canoe Pageant Derek Arbuckle, son of Mrs. Agnes Arbuckle, Ux- bridge was guest speaker at Port Perry United Church, Saturday. Sponsored by the Hi-C group, Mr. Arbuckle talked about and showed slides from his experiences as a member of the Ontario crew who took part in the Centennial Voya- geur Canoe Pageant. The normal rate of padd- ling was 65 per minute, dur ing the 1% to mile sprint races which featured their visits to many centres, was increased to 92. Daily time during the 104 days on the water were accumulated plus sprint times to determine the final team standings. Across Lake Superior from Fort William to Red Rock was de- scribed by Derek to show the competitive spirit and the hard work involved. This 99 mile stretch took 21 hours of steady paddling and at the end only 13 seconds separ: ated the first four canoes. On signal the paddlers changed sides without miss: ing a stroke in order to use the muscles of both arms as well as a form of rest, Derek explained. He estimated that in the journey his "sideways travel' had been 33 miles, re- sulting in many blisters and worn jeans. SELL: RENT + SWAP + HIRE * BUY + SELL RENT OMSIP Makes Group Insurance Possible As of January 1st, 1968, OMSIP will offer a group medical insurance, Ontario Health Minister Matthew B, Dymond announced recently, Many groups now too small to qualify for coverage by private companies will be eligible under this new pro- vision. The minimum size of groups will be six persons, much smaller than usually required for group coverage by private companies, and there will be provision for "collector groups," an inno vation for medical insurance in this province. At present, OMSIP (Ont ario Medical Services Insur- ance Plan) provides coverage only for individuals their families. "The purpose of this ex- tension are to meet special needs that have become ap- parent, and to serve better Named Director Adult Education Mr. M. M. Boyd, BA, M.A, and B. Paed., has been named Director of Adult Education for the city of Ottawa. Mr. Boyd, who was born and educated in Toronto, re. ceived his B.A. at 'U. of T., has been a High School teach- er for many years. Just pre- vious to entering the adult Education field he was Vice Principal of the new Lauren: tian High School in Ottawa, and. at the time of this ap- pointment he was acting director 'of the Adult Edu cation office. Mr. Boyd, who is a brother of Irving A. Boyd, Port Perry, married the former Ann Farmer in 1934, daughter of the late S. Farmer. County Establish Dental Program A dental health program has been established by the Ontario County Health Unit. This has recently been ex- panded .to provide free pre- ventive services for pre- school children 20 months and over who may have a dental examination at the Child Health Clinic in your area. This is carried out by a qualified dental hygienist.- Although no treatment is involved at this clinic tests may be done to determine the speed. at which dental decay can develop. Parents will be advised to take their children to the family den: tist for early treatment where this is indicated.. A topical flouride clinic will be opened in Décember at the branch office in Ux- bridge. Parents who wish their pre-school children (3 to b years of age) to receive topical applications of flour- ide may either phone the Ux- bridge office (852-6091) or arrange an appointment with the dental hygienist attend: ing the Child Health Clinics at Claremont, Port Perry or Zephyr. and the well-being and conveni- ence of the people of Ont- ario," Dr. Dymond said. Benefits and rates will be the same in a group as they are now for an individual. It is expected that among the groups will be many who have not found group cover- age practical in the past. Private plans in many cases require a minimum of at least 20 for group coverage. The collector groups that can qualify for OMSIP cover- age are groups with some common bond other than em- ployment. For example, merchants or members of an association might form them- selves into a group in order to make their OMSIP cover- age more convenient. Persons eligible for premi- um assistance who have ap- plied for OMSIP benefits will continue to be covered on an individual basis. Dr. Dymond pointed out that OMSIP makes medical insurance available to all, re- gardless of age, state of health or financial circum- stances. Wedding i in the best of taste Attractive printing at right prices! One good way to get people to read what you want them to is to make it look good. That's what we're in business for. See us soon. nvitations Printed announcements of your happy event are always distinctive and socially correct. fine printing is . . the type of printing you the prestige you want! When you come to us, you know what real . no matter what it's for . . . our imaginative staff can create to give OFFSET LETTERPRESS a Os 2 % a a Roi ~~ he 30 a ne RS Phe - ye - re TO tl ee - - Sa - --- pA CER Gore oS SE SE kim ~ . 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