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Ae, £ Ba a IIIc I -- y is -- County Juniors win Ontario County has won the intercounty junior plowmen's event at the In- ternational Plowing Match here. Representing men's associations in the county were Greg Timbers of Sandford, and Dale Old- 100 Gallons of Fuel Oil If you qualify for CO-OP's automatic dehivery service that's what you'll get. Your fuel oil will be delivered automatically, by a dniver who is dedicated to keep your tank from ronning out If it ever does, and if it's our fault, you'll get 100 gallons of CO-OP Fuel Oil FREE That's a promise CO-OP Fuel Oil Service is warmth you can rely on Call your local CO-OP for complete details ONE STOP TOWN & COUNTRY Shopping Centre Uxbridge 852-3321 Home Heat Service the - plow-. ham of Mount Albert. They were winners in an event against teams from eight other counties. The match, in this com- munity 37 miles southeast of Sarnia, drew 20,000 on Tues- day, opening day, and 30,000 on Wednesday. CUB NEWS B pack cubs on Sept. 18 held a meeting a bit" dif- ferent than other meeting. The meeting was a shower for leader Lyn Couperth- waite. Lyn received many useful gifts for her baby. There is still room for more boys Tuesday night 7 to 8:30, are the meeting hours. Sept. 19, Akelas Saulnier, Ploughman, Boyd were present for a scout going up ceremony. The cubs who were going to scouts held their final grand howl with Akela Saulnier. Richard Irvine Doyle, 20 years of age the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Doyle of Prince Albert will graduate from the University of Guelph this. Friday, October 5, 1973 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and majoring in Mathematics. He is now employed as an announcer for C.K.L.B. and C.K.Q.S. - F.M. Radio in Oshawa. on WHERE GOOD FOOD IS ON THE MENU EVERYDAY ® 0 o Beside featuring our THE > Harper Valley Boys Scout Hall - Port Perry Saturday, October 6th 7:30 P.M. At the Door - $1.50 Proceeds - Ontario Social Credit League Ong, ROAST TURKEY for Thanksgiving, we wil serve as dinner specials ® Roast Beef dinner ® Double Pork Chop dinner eo Tender Beef Liver In a very cosy diningroom atmosphere. Phone 985-2066 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 3rd, 1973 -- 3 TODAYS CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN Ri -- i Sl THE TORONTO %!J}'| SYNDICATE John's background is Irish and Metis, and vou see that he is an extremely handsome lad. He is healthy, for his age with brown eyes, dark air and olive skin. He wears glasses for near-sightedness. John, 10. is above average in intelligence and has always done excellent work in school, especially in math. In Grande five, his teacher describes him as "co-operative, friendly, outgoing, attention-secking, self-controlled. quiet and a leader." John enjoys the physical education program at school. Though good at sports, he sometimes needs a push to get involved in activities other than school work. He likes camping, swimming and is a snowmobiling enthusiast. Living in a farm foster home, John is interested in the animals, especially the newborn calves. He sometimes needs prodding but usually is happy to help with chores, particularly at feeding times. He likes working on crafts, playing cards and watching television. John needs a strong, interested father and a warm, relaxed mother in a stimulating home atmosphere. Older children, not too close in age will be an asset. To inquire about adopting John, please write to Today's Child, Box X88, Station K, Toronto MAP 2H2. For general adoption information, please contact your local Children's Aid Society. Men's Oxfords High Heel 325% sturdily built and tall SPORTY COATS for Cold Days Rhead DOES WELL IN SCHOOL HYDRO PARKAS Men's CRAFT JACKETS $3250 . 349% . $5Q9% Ladies Nylon ue SKI JACKETS 320% . $220 N\ POSLUM COATS $18% 49% Ladies PANT SUITS 16 WALLPAPER ROOM LOTS SINGLE ROLL 99° FLOOR COVERING 4 yds wide DECOLON sq. yd. 31% .W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE ~~ RRS - 3 a --- Ts Sai NE EN Alle Vy ---e PR SAS