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SENES iat PACER 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Feb. 6th, 1969 Real Estate MARTIN Br --..,,-. 3 bedroom brick bungalow with garage,ultra kitchen, hardwood & seamless floors, oil heating, all modern con- veniences, on a quiet street. Call for further information. AUTO WRECKERS 22 miles from Port Perry, 14 acres, fully equipped, well operated, on busy corner property, frontage on both roads, could be used for in- dustrial speculation purposes. Call for further information. 3 bedroom, aluminum and stone siding, oil heating, good well, full basement, nicely decorated, modern conveniences, on nearly % acre of land. Full Price $16,500 R. MARTIN REAL ESTATE- BROKER Repres. Marlon Hopkins 985-7215 Fred Cook Real Estate Ld. Realtor 2 ACRES 2 bedroom frame bunga- low, oil heat, 3 pe. bath, mo- dern kitchen. Asking $10,000 with terms. 100 acres clayloam, 3 bed- room frame home, all con- veniences, 2 barns 60 x 40 and 50 x 35, large farm pond. Full price $32,500 with terms. 100 acres 4 bedroom 2 storey brick home, all con- veniences, bank barn 90 x 50, machine shed. Asking $36,000 with terms. 100 acres clay loam, 50 acres bush, 6 bedroom 2 storey brick home, new oil furnace, new drilled wel, full price only $32,500 with terms. Waterfront lots, and via. |@ ing lots--$3,000 & up. Call MORLEY BRUCE : 985-2528 - Auction Sales THURSDAY, FEBRUARY o--|@ The re monthly Auction Sale of Dairy type Cows and heifers, springers and fresh cows, open heifers -- Pure ~~ Bred and Grade will be held "Cow Palace" at -Stouffville Sales Barn, Along with the regular consign- ment this month, there is expected a number of - Hol- stein Bred heifers plus a ~number of Gurnseys. If you have cattle to sell that will ensure buyer satis- faction, and wish to dispose of them for a cash settle- ment, please contact the sale- management and have cattle in barn by 4 p.m. Sale at 7:30 pm. - Terms cash - Frank: Bennet 887-5570 and Norm Faulkner 640-3813 i sales managers and auction- 32H eers. say EXCELLENT FURNITURE ; AUCTION 7% SAT., FEB, 8th--Property of Tox Mr. John Ellis, Cresswell Ont. : Spanish solid oak bedroom suite: consisting of triple dresser, chest, open panel bed, nite tables, 0X spring and mattress. (This is a pep- pler suite with dust proof drawers, Yollaway bed frame .ete,, ete st. $1000 new). Copperto one large Frost Free 2 door refrigerator and mat- ching 30" automatic range (new in June), China Cabinet, oak table, 6 chairs, new lazy. "boy reclining chair, latform rocker, chesterfiel suite, practically new automatic washer, floor polisher, vacu- $4 um cleaner, lamps, tools, (8 some dishes antique clock, beds, seamist 3 bedroom suite, late m el Ski-Doo. is Terms cash, no reserve as q Mr. and Mrs. Ellis moving to : BC. Sale at 1.00 p.m. 3 ORVAL McLEAN, Avictioneer Ne x DERN & eR Re os SHAR SHON County Hog The annual meeting of the Ontario County Hog Prog- ucers' Association was held in the Town Hall, Beaverton, on Wednesday, » January 29th, at 11:000 a.m: Mr. Howard~ Malcolm, Janetville, R.R. no. 2, gave a very interesting talk on his hog operation. He has a breed- ing herd of 100 sows, and feeds off all pigs weaned. This amounts to around 1500 a year. He stressed the import- ance of sanitation in the control of disease. He also emphasized the importance of feeding well balanced rations and getting the hogs to market at proper weight. > Mr. Eldred Aiken, Past President, Ontario Hog Prod- ucers' Marketing Board, cong- ratulated the Ontario County Hog Producers for a sound promotion program. He explained the new hog grad- ing regulations. He pointed out that considerable money had been spent by the Board: during the year on a Swine Disease Research Project. He favoured the principle of one farm organization; it must speak for all farmers and must be well financed by compul- sory deduction. Mr. Keith Weeden, a mem- ber of the Provincial Hog Producers' Association, stated that scholarships had been granted during the year to one student -at each of the four Colleges of Agricultural Technology in the province. The Pork Promotion program is being carried on. The Hog Producers' Exhibit at - International Plowing Match 324-2701, Lindsay the| ARSENY Announce Quality Winners Producers 'was a success, Mr. Charles Hadden, Secre- tary, outlined the Ontario County Boar Premium Policy. Fourteen farmers took advant- age of this policy last year. He announced the winners in the 1968 Hog Quality Compet- ition. These were: SECTION 1 - farmers producing 25 to 100 hogs Don Hall, Cannington, no. 1 SECTION 2 - farmers producing 101 to 200 hogs Wilnot Suggit, Sunderland no. 1; John A. McDonald, Orillia no. 5; Clarence Hewitt, Beaverton no. 3. SECTION 3 - farmers producing 201 and over Earl Dowswell, . Goodwood no. 1; John Wiersma, Uxbridge no. 4; Brian Gibson, Seagrave, Doug Harder, Blackwater no. 2; Harold Clark, Uxbridge no. 2; Fred: Lamb & Son, Port Perry no. 4. The election of directors resulted as follows: Rama - Alvin Orillia, no. 6 Mara - Ira Furniss, Brechin no. 1 Thorah - C.B. Beaverton no. 3. | Brock - Douglas Harder, Blackwater no. 2 + Scott - Maustyn McKnight, Uxbridge no. 2 Reach - Ted Lamb, Port Perry no. 4 Uxbridge - Gordon Kydd, Uxbridge no. 2 Scugog - Robert E. Taylor, Port Perry no. 3 Whitby - Heber Down, Brooklin, no. 1 East Whitby - Hubert Schil- lings, Oshawa no. 2 Johnson, Hewitt, H 4 ® @.-.. ® ® ® ® ® o @ TO OUR CUSTOMERS. ® ® @ CAN HANDLE @® ANY SIZE ® UP TO @® 8%'x14" ( B ® oO [| 4 ® : OR COLOUR @ 'LLUSTRATIONS. : THIS COPIER WILL REPRODUCE FROM ANY ORIGINAL (IN BLACK ONLY) REGARDLESS OF INK TYPE, COLOUR HALF-TONES AND COMBINATION, : Port Perry Star Co. Ltd. ps PHONE 985-7383 © 000000000000000000000000°] fg ODT RNG Th yA SRN {Heid ay a Cy Fee MG LAR Te AS NO RIAL a Ra A PAA Com APN Aa '|HOME AND SCHOOL FEDERATION LAUNCHING Crusade Ag The Canadian Home and School and Parent-Teacher Federation, in co-operation with the Department of Nat- ional Health and Welfare, this month launched a long-term campaign, handbook of instruction, to stop children from smoking before they start. It is the goal of the Canadian Federat- ion to bring up a new gener- ation of people who do not smoke, and who will therefore be spared the sickness, disabil- ity and death that may result from cigarette smoking. The campaign could be the greatest life- saving venture of all time. It is in reality al "Crusade Against Children Smoking". Parents do not realize that today the average child starts to smoke at age twelve, and some have been known to start as early as age six. It is also a well known fact that the younger a child starts, the greater the danger of lung cancer, heart disease and emphysema. Every day in Canada, 300 school age children have their first cigarette. By the time they graduate from school, half of the nation's teenagers Pickering - Lloyd Wilson Ashburn, no. 1 Directors at large: Gordon Taber - Brooklin, no. 1; Earl Windatt - Beaver- ton no. 3; Harvey Moore - Brooklin no. 1. A Directors' meeting will be . held in the Department of Agriculture and Food Office, Uxbridge, on Thurs- day, * 'March 13th, for the purpose of electing officers and planning program and [;° projects for 1969. ¢ {INTRODUCING A NEW SERVICE TO OUR: ® PORT PERRY & AREA CUSTOMERS o 4 WE ARE FREQUENTLY ASKED IF WE CAN MAKE 'ONE, TWO OR THREE COPIES OF A LETTER, CONTRACT, CHART, MAP, ETC. UNFORTUNATELY, WE HAVE ALWAYS ~~ HAD TO ANSWER IN THE NEGATIVE. This Is Not The Case Any Longer WE HAVE RECENTLY INSTALLED A 3M bry E Process 2 Sopisr. AND WILL NOW BE ABLE TO GIVE THIS ADDED SERVICE PORT PERRY @ ainst Children Smoking complete with al. are smoking. Could this not be classified as a cigarette epidemic? Should parents not get upset? In fact, should they not get really upset and do something about it? - Parents should ask:-- is the corner store turning its back on the law and selling cigar- ucting an open meeting, sources for speakers, guidance for parents who are "hooked" by the habit and hope that their children don't get the habit, ideas for involvement of school-age children, and suggestions for attacking this sodal problem in the commun- .ity. To combat this addiction | groups. ml 3 ity. The Federation hopes to reach a half million parents with this life-saving campaign. De ii ettes to under-age children? Should children be able to pick-up cigarettes with a note from a parent, and should we waive the law" for a lazy parent? Should cigarette advertising. on radio and TV continue? Or has the time come for parents to help the government make up its mind on cigarette advertising? Cigarette addiction among children is a social problem inveiving the entire commun- GET HIPY READ THE WANT ADS it will require the total effort of the complete community, such as the news media, theatres - especially for child ren's matinees - youth groups, schools, churches and adult The Canadian Home and School and Parent-Teacher Federation's handbook will include agin: for cond- "DAN CING CLUB ANNRENE SATURDAY, FEB. 8th non MYERS AND HIS ORCHESTRA i" 4 find ae i 0h FoaEy THE NEXT TIME YOUR GROUP GOES BY BUS TRAILWAYS CANADA'S FINEST SELECTION OF CHARTER COACHES for information call collect FRED DENURE TOURS (705) 324-5836 LINDSAY i ---- 'Polled and Horned Herefords| RIDGE HOUSE FARM Owned by: Est. of C. D. H. MacAlpine . Fenelon' Falls, Ont. Tuberculosis and Brucellosis accredited area - Vaccinated Herd Production Sale Hays Sales Arena ~ OAKVILLE - ONT. THURSDAY - FEBRUARY 13th, 1969 at 11.00 AM. 2 POLLED BULLS 45 POLLED AND HORNED FEMALES 16 females with Fall calves at foot 13 females fresh or springing at Sale time 11 females bred for Spring calving 5 open heifers grained of handled nd sas in fs very doéfl from a herd of big, rangy, milky Herefords deve! dovoloped in the rugged heart of Victoria County. Polling stirted a back with Claudius 2nd and Advance Chub Domino. | 5 Write now for your copy of the catalogue or phone: Oakville 845-4711 Sale under the management of: HAYS FARMS INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Box 490, OAKVILLE - ONTARIO ® =