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_ fcr Pregnancy. 10-PORT PERRY STAR-Thursday, October 3rd, 1968 Auction Sales MAPLE CREST HOLSTEINS WED., OCT. 9th--Auction 'Sale of accredited and vaccin. ated Holstein Herd. 40 Head .0. Fresh Cows, springers and milkers and Heifers. Tested Bred to Ont- ario Central Cattle Breeder's Association. Abdve Cattle are large and of good quality, at Lot 19, Con. 4, Whitchurch Township, '% mile north of Vandorf on Don Mills Road. Will be sold under Cover if bad weather. Property of Auction Sales THURS., OCT. 24th--Auc- tion Sale of 20 Hereford Cattle; Full Line of Imple- ments, 150 Hens, Tractor, Hay and Grain, Furniture, Antiques, the property of CHAS. L. CLEMENCE, Lot 2, Con. 4, Pickering Township, on Audley Road, 2% Miles South of Kinsale, Terms cash. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Robt. Bet- son, & John Medland, Clerks. . TED JACKSON, TED. SPENCELEY, Oct.3-10-17 Auctioneers Geo. E. Richardson & Son. Terms cash. Sale at 1.30 p.m. sharp. Fred Dew, Clerk, Al- len Orr on Pedigrees. ALVIN S. FARMER, GORDON ORR, Auctioneers Phone 887-5311] AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements & house- hold hurniture, the property of LUNNEY BROS., Lot 30, Con. 3, Scott Twp. 1 mile north of Zephyr or 7 miles north east of Mt. Albert on TUES., OCT. 15th, 75 head of Holstein & Hereford Cattle, 18 milk Cows and bred heif- ers, 12 Hereford steers (2 yr.) 7 Holstein & Hereford steers 2 yrs. 7 yearlings, 15 pail fed calves, 4 to 500 lbs., etc. 90 good pigs (chunks), 3000 bales of hay, 500 bales of straw, 3500 bus. barley, 1500 bu. mixed grain, 1961% ton Chev. truck, 3 Ford tractors, Geo. White Threshing Ma- chine (only used 2 seasons), |' N.H. baler, N.H. hay Condi- tioner, ILH.C. Power Mower, LH.C. seed drill, New Idea Manure spreader, SedoreMa- nure loader, 2 wagons, full line of potato equipment, De Laval Stainiess. steel cream separator (large size), full line of machinery. Admiral T.V. (good). Dressers, Wash stands, tables, Qu. of furni- ture. Farm sold. Terms cash. . Sale at 12.30 sharp. This is a large sale and must start on time. Gerald Graham & ~ Bert Lockie, Clerks. REG.. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. Ph. Sunderland 227 Oct.3-10 AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements and fur- inture, the property of GOR- 3 Mariposa Twp., 2 miles south of Little Britain, 1 mile west or 3% mile north of Sonya and 5 miles east on TUES., OCT. 8th, 30 head of Hereford & Aberdeen Angus Cattle, Cows with good calves by side yearling steers and heifers, Ferguson 20-85 trac- tor, New Favourite Thresh- ing Machine, Ford or Fergu- son equipment, 3 pt. hitch, buzz saw, J. D. Manure spreader full line of machin- ery. Bedroom suites, Toilet set, Studio Couch, some An- tiques. Qu. of other furni- ture. Farm Sold. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Glenn Wanamaker, R. Scott, Clerks. REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer Ph. Sunderland 227 Sept.26-0Oct.3 - AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, hay, straw and grain, furniture, the pro- -perty of JOHN W. RYE, Lot 18, Con. 7, East Gwillimbury Twp., 1% miles north of Holt or 3 miles N.W. of Mt. Al- bert on THURS., OCT. 10th. 30. head of. Shorthorn and Holstein - Cattle, 12 cows & heifers, 2 yr old "Shorthorn steers, yearlings, calves, etc. 28 good pigs (chunks), 2 sows bred July, 1 hog, hay, straw, grain 2 Cockshutt 30 tractors, Geo. White threshing mach= ine, Ford double disc (hyd- raulic, Ford tractor, Ford plow, potato digger, etc. Large Coleman space heater, AUCTION SALE of House- hold furniture ,also Contents of the Horseshoe Motel, the property of EDWARD GILES will be held at Buckhorn (20 miles north of Peterboro on SAT., OCT. 12th. Admiral T.V., Recliner & ,Vibrator . chair, Chesterfield & 2 chairs McLary - Easy refrig, large freezing unit, 12 cut ft., Desk swivel chair, .Coldspot Up- right deep freeze, Clary add- ing Machine, Qu. of other furniture 4 Zennith refriger- ators, Zennith deep freeze, 5 double beds, box spr. & matt. 10 single beds, 4 roll away beds, 6 pole lights, 6 desks & chairs, large qu. of other fur- niture, large qu. of blankets, towelling, sheets, bed spreads drapes, pillow cases, etc. etc. Coke Machine, 4 aluminum boats, 1 cedar boat, 4 John- gon outbpard motors, 6 h.p. with tanks, 1 Johnson 9% & one 5%, 4 floating docks, jarge qu. of life-savers & cu- shions. Many other articles you would find in a motel. Property sold to the highway. Wo reserve. Terms cash. 3ale at 1 p.m. sharp. Note --Anyone looking for these itind of articles plan to at- tend Gerald Graham, Clerk REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer. Qct.3-10 Ph. Sunderland 227 . SAT., OCT 12th -- Auction ale of Farm Stock and Im- ijlements, 25 head of Holstein attle, Hogs, LH.C. Tractor 5, I.H.C. Hay Baler No. 45, | ZH.C. 3 Furrow ace bottom Plow, Ford Ferguson Plow, : M.H. Mower, 6 ft. cut, M.-H. teed Drill Fertilizer, Bulk 'ilk Tank; 27 can Milk Keep- r, Surge Milking Machine, 2 Jnit, Straw, Hay and Grain, Large quantity of household furniture, at Lot 21, Rear of Jon. 7, 1st Road west of Jlaremont, 2 mile south, the yroperty of Gordon. Riddle. 3iving up Farming. Terms ash. Sale at 12.30 sharp. ALVIN S. FARMER, electric stove, 2 spool beds, 2 captain chairs, Antique roc- king chairs, flail, Antique boring machine, chrome set, 6 piece dining room suite, pool table, butter laddle, qu. of other furniture. Farm sold. No reserve. Terms cash. Sale at 12.30. Note furniture sells first. - Fred Dew, Gerald Graham, Clerks. REG. JOHNSON, Oct.3-10 Auctioneer. Ph. Sunderland 227 - SALE REGISTER SAT. Oct. 12th--Clearing farm auction at Sunnyspot Farm, 75 registered, R.O.P., Vaccinated and pregnancy tested Holsteins (16 due by sale time (10 heifers due Oct. - Nov.- 3 milker units, Surge pump, S.S. pails and strainer, all nearly new, Bulk milk Cooler, 3 tractors (2 yrs- 2 new hvy duty Dion Forage S.U. wagons, Gehl Chop-all, nearly new, N.H. #275 baler, special pick-up nearly new, wagon and grain tank new, N.H. power mower #450, cut 30 acres, A.C. Forage blower, good, Cockshutt #471 power spreader, nearly new, F.B. cultipacker 12' nearly new, silo 'unloader, stable fans, snow blower, McCormick power grain drill, 16M, new style, nearly new, McCormick 3 pt. hitch vibrator Cultivator new, Kool high throw forage blower ,nearly new, hay, etc., the property of BRUCE CARR at Lot 22 Con. 7 Mark- ham Township (being 4 miles N.W. of Markham Village). Note--This is an outstanding herd of Holsteins, and the implements are the finest lot we have ever had the privi- lege of selling, all new in the last 2 years. Farm Sold. Cattle Sell at 1.30 p.m. "Bru- backers", auctioneers. This sale starts at 11.30 am, there is no small articles or junk, the big implements will be sold at 11.30 a.m. Re- freshments available at the sale. ATKINSON & WILSON, Dect 3-10 Auctioneer Phone Gormley 887-5311. DON MAXWELL, Lot 13 Con. |. 1 Auction Sales' THURS., OCT. 3, 7.30 p.m. --Twilight Auction Sale of Dairy Type Cows & Heifers to be sold in the 'Cow Palace' at Stouffville Sales Barn It is expected this sale will in- clude a good selection of springers and milk cows both Pure Bred & Grade. Special Quota of 584 lbs. If an addi- tion to your herd is required be sure and attend this sale. For information contact -the sale managers. We welcome your participation in these monthly sales. F. Bennett, 887-5570 & N. Faulkner 640- 3813, Sales Mgrs. & 'Auction- eers. ' AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock & Implements, the pro- perty of ROY PARKIN, Lot 11, Con. 5, Fenelon Twp., 2% miles north west of Cameron, turn north at store on side road, on MON. OCT. 7th. 75 head of high grade Here- ford Cattle, 19 cows with ture bred heifers, 8 steers (2 yrs), 15 heifers (yearlings), 10 steers (yearlings). Note this is a choice herd of cattle. Plan to attend. 1000 bu. grain, 1949 Chev. % ton truck, Fordson Major tractor, Ford Tractor with hydraulic loader McCormick Manure spreader #21, David Brown plow, LH.C. threshing mach- ine, etc. Farm rented. No reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.30. 0 REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer Ph. Sunderland 227 Sept.26-Oct.3 MON., Oct. 14 -- Clearing auction sale of farm imple- ments, 50 head of beef cows, calves by side, yearling steers & heifers. head of Suffolk ewes, 800bus. oats, 300 bus. rye," 4000 bales hay, 2000 bales straw, Ford trac- "tor with front end loader, wagon, no. of phe of scrap, old cars, R.C.A. freezer, cu. ft, toilet set, dishes _chairs, dressers, etc., buggy, cutter, harness etc. The pro- -perty of James Jones, at lot & 8, con. 7 Uxbridge Twp., 6 miles south of Uxbridge or 3 miles north of the Ninth ~ Conc. of Pickering. This farm has been in the Jones name for over 100 years, SO. lan to attend this sale. Re- shments on the grounds. Furniture to sell at 2 p.m. Sale starts at 1 J. 'R. E. Faulkner, clerk. Terms cash. No reserve. Norm Faulkner, auctioneer. 173 this month will be a Milk] good calves by side, 8 pas-|. OBITUARY VIOLET GORDON WALKER At the Winnipeg General Hospital on Tuesday, Septem- ber '24, 1968, Violet Gordon Walker, formerly of the Al- calde Apts., Dorchester Ave. Mrs. Walker was predeceased by. her -husband the late Ed- ward Blake Walker in 1910. She was born in Stratford, Ontario and spent a good deal 'of her life in the east, as her husband was with the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, they moved to Winnipeg in 1932. She is mourned by her four child- ren; Alec of Ft. William, Butler of Toronto, Mary(Mrs. George H. Ryan) and Thomas of Winnipeg, eleven grand- children and one great-grand- child. Funeral service was held in St. George's Anglican Church, Wilton at Grosvenor, Thursday, September 26 at 3 p.m,, the Rev. William Duff officiating, intement follow- ed in the family plot, St. John's- Cathedral Cemetery. Mr, Walker was a former manager of the Bank of Commerce in Port Perry and was Worshipful Master of Fidelity Lodge in 1926: Check The Label On Your Paper Baskets of white gladioli and lighted candelabra ad- orned the altar of St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church in Dresden for the marriage of Cheryl Mae Smith, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. ~Garnet Smith, RR. 2, Dresden, and Alistair William Black, son of Rev. and Mrs. William Black of Port Perry, formerly of Dresden, Rev. W. William Black assisted by Dr. C. H. McLean of Dresden officiated with organist Mrs. James An- derson accompanying Mrs. R. Bogaert who sang. i Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length A-line gown of white Lagoda silk with an empire waistline, bell shaped sleeves accented with Guipure lace and a chapel train, cascading from a bow at the waist, fea. turing the matching lace. A headdress of Lagoda silk flowers held her four tiered shoulder length veil trimmed with seed pearls. She car- ried "a cascade of white fuji BLACK -- SMITH mums, stephanotis and ivy. Matron of honour was Mrs. Stewar} Black of Guelph and Miss Heather McFadden of Florence was bridesmaid. They wore floor length A-line gowns of silk georgette in lime peel and buttercup, re- spectively, -. with shoulder length veils cascading from a rosette headdress. They carried nosegays of yellow shasta daisies streamers. "Mr. Stewart Black of Guelph was groomsman and ushering Mr. Bruce Smith of Welland and Mr. William, Clark of Dresden. : Following the reception held in the church hall, the newlyweds left for Regina, with long. Bowling MEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT BOWLING High Triple--C. Watts 817 High Triple W.H-- D. Durham--693 High Single--B. Heard 358 High Single W.H.-- D. Butt--293. Triples 625 & Over-- C. Watts--817; J. Hadley-- 711; J. Owen--682; D. Dur- ham--681; B. Heard--695; R. willerton -- 671; B. Owen-- 657; A. Short--647; T. Thom. as--646; K. Durham--6486; F. Harris -- 644; G. McHugh-- 640; R. Hope--639; M. But- son--634; Tom Adderley-- 632; D. Butt--629. Bible Course For Adults | © During' the next 5 weeks, a new service will be offered to this community in the form of a bible study course for adults. Under the spon- sorship of the Baptist church, this course offers a fairly in- tensive study into the book 'of Romans. To run for only 4 weeks, the course will be held for 1% hours each Tues- day evening beginning Oct. gth. Held in a private home, the study is open to all with absolutely no "obligation to anyone wishing to take ad- vantage of this opportunity to learn more of the content of the book which in this day provokes. controversy by its claim to be the Word of God. Registration is now be- ing accepted as noted in the advertisement appearing -in this paper. wearing a corsage of yellow Saskatchewan, the bride tra- velling in a sleeveless A-line dress of French hot pink silk shantung, matching coat with three-quarter sleeves, and black and white accessories. The young couple will re- side in Regina, Saskatchewan. The groom is attending the University of Saskatchewan. Saturday, September 14th in Port Perry United Church, Darlene Elizabeth Irvine be- came the bride of Brian Ar- thur Gibson. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. James Irvine and the late James C. Irvine, of Port Perry. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gibson of Greenbank. ~ Officiating at the double ring ceremony was the Rev- erend Alec Rice. The soloist Miss Debbie Griffen was ac- companied by Mrs. Donald Forder at the organ. . Given in marriage by her brother Mr. Winston Irvine, and her mother, the bride wore a full length gown of white embroidered organdy with cap sleeves and portrait neckliné. Her headpiece, a single satin rose surrounded by lily of the valley held her shoulder length veil of nylon tulle, and she carried a cas- cade of red sweetheart roses. Miss Shay Gray, maid of lace over satin and carried a bouquet of green baby mums. The bridesmaids Miss Joan McGill, and Mrs, Winnie Tobin, sister of the -bride, were dressed alike in green lace over satin and carried bouquets of pink baby mums. , Sale Mgrs, and Oct.3-10 "Auctioneers -- IRVINE Mr. Jim Gibson, hrother of the groom wes the best man with Mr. Ken Irvine and Mr. Larry Couperthwaite usher- ing. A reception was held at the Masonic Temple, with Mr. Vin Walker as the Mas- ter of Ceremonies. The bride's mother received wear- ing 'a powder blue 'dress honour was dressed in pink |BES with white accessories and mums. The groom's mother assisted wearing a green crepe dress with black acces- sories and wearing a corsage of white mums. Following the reception. a dance was held at the Greenbank Hall, and was enjoyed by both young and old. Music was played by Robert Spencer on |the organ and Robert Gon- nerman on the drums. . . For travelling to points west the bride chose a: navy land white linen suit with white accessories. f Out of town guests were present from Claremont, Ux- bridge, Brooklin, Blackstock, Bloomfield, Picton, Toronto, Copper Cliff, Prince Albert, Sunderland, Greenbank and Oshawa. mT Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gibson will reside in Port Perry. N N\ 5 o ' o DIAMONDS WATCHES TKORA CHINA Pentland Jewellers Ltd. 193 QUEEN STREET -- 985-7641 -- PORT PERRY PLAN SILVERWARE 5 And Gifts For : All Occasions | Budget Terms May Be Arranged Without Charge ad