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'HIRE + BUY * SELL: RENT + SWAP * HIRE * BUY - "44 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 15, 1969 Real Estate Auction - Sales Ui a ir Near Port Perry 4 Bedroom frame house with modern conveniences, on good road, large lot. Ask- ing $12,000. Port Perry 3 bedroom . brick bungalow and garage on quiet street, separate dining room, very modern with bi-folding doors, rec. room facilities, many extras, on a'large lot, beau- tifully landscaped with white birch trees and shrubs. Ven- dor-is moving®up 'north, any .offers will" be. considered. Full Price' $26,900. with terms. 0 "Horse Farm Near Uxbridge 19.6 acres, close to highway, good "horse farm, 1% mile track, large barn, good well. Asking $29,000. Double Cottage on Lakeside Beach "Waterfront .excellent income fully furnished, each one contains 2 bedrooms, bath- room, hot and cold water, modern conveniences, elec- tric heating, newly decorat- ed. This could help you pay for your mortgage, ex- cellent swimming, beautiful birch - trees $15,000. with terms. --- Lake Squgog 2 acres vacant property, close to highway, some trees, 3500: down. Full Price "* mation. Scugog Island 100 acres clay loam, large barn, implement shed, 3 bed- room_brick home, very-mo- dernized, 2 good springs. close to hwy. some marsh and bush, excellent spot for duck, pond. Could b2 pur- chased with house or with- out. Call for further infor- R. MARTIN REAL ESTATE * BROKER Marion paopres, 985.7215 Auction Sale "SALE REGISTER : .~WED., MAY -21st--Clearing farm. auction of Holstein dairy herd, including 12 Big Bred © Heifers, good, "also Hereford = Stockers, and 2 tractors (1 Diesel), S.P. Com- bine, good, 'Plow mounted Oliver 'double dise -(good), J. D. Spreader, Rubber Tire Wagon. J. D. Baler, like new, Hvy duty spring 'tooth cultivator, Hammer Mill, J. D. PTO Mower, Chisel plow, Roller, Cutter, Buggy, Milk- er & Pump. Bulk Cooler, J. D. Seed Fertilizer Drill, Harrows, large pile manure, large pile scrap iron, posts, Bale fork, Litter carrier, also Household ~ Furnishings in- cluding 9 pc. dining room enite. ete., the property of GORDON TIMBERS, farm located 1%" miles east of Aurora. . at ~ Bayview Ave, NOTE--These are extra good bred heifers due Aug. - Nov. Farm Sold. Terms Cash. Sale 1.30 p ATKINSON & WIL SON, Sale Mears. and Auctioneers AUCTION SALE of Farm Machinery, the property of GEORGE IRWIN, Lot 15, Con. 13, Reach Twp., 2 miles North of Greenbank, '% mile East or 4% miles South of Blackwater, 4 mile East .on 'WED, JUNE 4th. Ford 5000 diesel tractor (619) hrs, pow- er steering, differential lock (new condition), M.F. 65 diesel tractor (gas) (good con- | dition), McCormick Cub trac- tor with plow & cultivator, Hydriene 4 futrow trip beam plow (nearly. new), 2 Deon Forage wagons & boxes (like new) 1 with-variable speed self. unloading apron, Gehl hammer mill & feed' mixer P.T.O. Owatonna haybine 10 'ft. - pull type (1 yr), Case forage harvester, Gehl hlow- er, 'Cockshutt 2 row corn planter (gdod), McCormick No. 37 baler, N.H. Power Mower (nearly new), Turnco grain box, McCormick 11 ft. Hydraulic double. disc, Mec- Cormick 16 disc 'seed drill 'l'on rubber, John Deere side rake (new), full line of first class machinery. Noté the bulk of the auction sales are over so plan-to attend this sale. Owner giving up farm- ing. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 pm. IRWIN'S Holstein CATTLE Sale will be held SAT., MAY 17th--Auction Sale of 45 head of 'Hereford Cattle, M.H. No. 44 Tractor, |: M.F. Self propelled Combine, No.. 35, MF. Baler No. 10 M.H. Manure Spreader, Se- --dore Loader,, New Post Hole - wrought : :Digger, Full Line of Imple- ments, Furniture, and Baled Straw. Property of LESLIE G. JOHNSTON, Lot 19, Con. 4, Cartwright, 3 miles 'East of Blackstock, % mile South of Cadmus. Terms Cash, Farm Sold. Sale at 1.00 p.m. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Auctioneers "WED., MAY 28th. -- iy LLOYD WILSON and REG JOHNSON, Auctioneers May 15-22-29 AUCTION SALE of Ma: chinery, hay, and hou-ehold furniture, the property of GORDON GILLIS, Lot 16, Con. 9, Fenelon Twp.. 4 miles South of Fenelon or 3 miles North of Cameron 1 mile East on WED. MAY: 21st. Case Model S Tractor, 1929 Chev. Truck, buck rake (an- tique), Buzz saw, Wagon, cul- tivator trailer, Qu. of other Machinery, Kitchen * stove, buffet, glass door cupboard, AUCTION. SALE of Mona- ~ ghan's. Welding and Machine Shop Equipment will be held at Lot 18, Con. 9, Mariposa Twp., % mile east of -Oak- wood. on. hwy. 7.on" MON. evening, MAY .26th at 5.30. Miller Arc Welder, Oxy Acet- dressers, G.E. Television, an: tique clock, tables, ete. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash, Sale at 1.00 p.m. Geo. McNabb, Merv Moore, Clerks. Reg JOHNSON, -Auctioneer Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 IStock, Auction : Sales 'ha AUCTION SALE of Farm Implements, Hay, Straw, Grain & Furniture, the property of ROSS THOMPSON, Lot 11, Con, 17, Scott Twp., 4 miles north of Uxbridge. or 2% miles south of Leaskdale on MON.,, MAY 19th. 54 head of Cattle, 24 Cows (holstein Charolois and Shorthorn), 'calves by side, remainder 'calves 7 & 8 mon., 2 sows bred 1 mon, 15 wean- ed pigs. 2000 bales of hay, Qu. of.loose straw, Qu. of grain, John Deere 50 row crop tractor, Freeman loader, J. D. B row crop tractor, J. B:'& D sprayer, J. D. Man. ure spreader (nearly. new), Flerv.Bissel disc, J. D. Baler 24 T. (nearly new), McCorm- ick Threshing. Machine, 28 in., on rubber, J, D. Mower, full line of Machinerv. Re- frig., electric 'stove, Hientz- man - Piano, Boston Rocker, Dishes sleigh bells, chimes; Qu. of other furniture. Farm Sold. Terms Cash. Sale at 12.30. Note furniture will sell . first.- Gerald Graham, Clerk.. Quaker Hill -W. IL will serve lunch. : REG JOHNSON & SON, May 8-15 - Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 '| Cottage 109, SAT.. MAY 31st--Auction Sale of 40 Shorthorn & Hol- stein Cattle, 33 Hogs. 3 Trac- tors, Cockshult. Combine No. 422, ALF. Baler No. 10, J.D. Manure Spreadér. Model R. M.F. Mower; Full Line of Tmplements, Hay, Grain. and Furniture, the property of ROBERT MICHIE, Lot 9. Con. 2, Mariposa. 5 miles South: West of Little Britain. Terms: Cash. Farm Sold. Sale at 100 p.m. 'Roy Scott and G: Wagamaker, Clerks. i, +f ITED: JACKSON, i TED SPENCEL TY. ai "Auctioneers' ylene Welder (new), Forge,| : pil Press, Band saw, Power |g, "hack: saw, Jig saw, Pipe threaders & cutters, set of jigs for wrought iron work; 10 sections of builders scaf- folding (néw), large Qu. of new iron, suitable for rail: ings, books on designs for iron work, chain saw, Boat, Garden Tractor; 'Plow & scuffler, Tools and 'business. many. other. useful articles. Owners are going out of. Terms Cash. Sale| -at 5.30 p.m. (Note Time). Mayl1522. ? Soy Ph. Sunderland 357-3270." 's Gerald Graham, Clerk. JOHNSON & SON, : "Auctioneers SAT,, MAY 24th--Auction Sale of Furniture, Modern & Antiques, Pidano,. Television Bedroom Suites, Record Player, Oil Paintings, 'Pine Furniture, 'Dishes, ete,, the property of MURRAY A. MAIDLOW, 156 Cochrane St., Port Perry. 'Note -- This is. an outstanding offering of Furniture with a large quan- tity -of interesting Antiques and Collectors items. Be sure to attend. Terms Cash, Sale at One O'clock. R. Scott & G. Wanamaker, Clerks. TED JAC KSON, "TED SPENCELEY, 3-~May22 Auctioneers x SALE REGISTER --SAT;-MAY-24th--Clearing farm auction at Alton Holme Farm including 2 tractors, Forage Harvester, S-U. For- age Wagon, J.D. Manure spreader, cultivator, thresher |- P.T.0. mower, 2 Surge milk- ers. and pump etc., also fur- niture and antiques includ- ing piano and bench; refri- gerator," 9 pc. dining room suite, Antique articles such as rockers, set of antique dishes, clocks, chairs, glass- ware extra large moose head mounted, good. NOTE -- This is a clearing farm auc- tion with a Targe number of antique. articles, and brings to a close the farming opera- tions of one of the old pion- eer farms, selling at the farm, located. (l% mile west of Altona) or (2 miles S. E. of Stouffville) (being c¢ppo- site the proposed Century City), the "property of MIL- LARD No Reserve. Terms. Cash. Sale 1 p.m, DS.T. NOTE there will be 2 auction rings operating at the same time. ATKINSON & WILSON, / Sale Mgrs. and Auctionnnrs May15:22 REESOR. Farm Sold. SAT., MAY 17th, 1" p.m, REAL ESTATE, FURNITURE ~P0 SETTLE ESTATE Auction Sale of furniture & tools including Refrigerator, Electric Stove, Combination | T.V. & Record Player (good), 50-L.P. Records, Kitchen set, Bedroom Suite (good), 60 pr. new - shoes; chairs, tables; uns, motors, power drills, ompressor, many other ar- ticles. REAL ESTATE--House with water: & bath and furnace, 1% acre treed lot, small parn, with garage on paved road in quiet country sing, Must sell to settle esta Terms 109, day of , sale " Balance 30 days. The estate of the late Michael Ploransky, Lot 30, Con. 3, Uxbridge Twp. at Roseville, 3 miles straight west of yxbridge. 3 Siloam Road. Sale at 1 : LLOYD WILSON & Wy D.- ATKINSON, J Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers SELL: RENT S Auction Sale "The undersigned has' re- ceived: instructions from the Corporation of the Township of Mara, to sell by Public Auction on the premises of Lot 32, Plan M.1, Ridge Ave. Concord Point, 2 miles West of Brechin, a 2 bedroom cot- tage, 2 piece bath, approx. 30' x 24' to be removed from the premises within 30 days of purchase. Contents of Cottage will be sold by auec- tion, frig, rangette, wood stove, space heater, chester. field, pressure system, beds, kitchen utensils, Qu. of: other furniture. Sale will be held on SAT. MAY 17th at 10.30 a.m. Note starting time. Terms on furniture Cash, on down : day of sale, balance 'before removed. No Reserve. Reg JOHNSON, Auctioneér "Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 AUCTION. SALE of Farm Stock, Implements and fur- niture, the property of Mrs. JAMES E. LAKE, Lot 4, Con. 4, Mariposa Twp., 5 miles West of Little Britain on | County Rd. or 5 miles South 1%, mile East of Manilla on SAT., MAY 24th. Good Here- ford cattle, several good cal- ves by side, baled straw, 350 bus. mixed grain, 35: leghorn 'hens, A.C. tractor (W.D.) 'good condition, A.C. tractor (W.F.) good running condi- tion, Geo. White Threshing Machine, full line of Mach- inery, Willes Piano & bench, Organ, gramaphone, Boston rocker, Pine ' Cupboard, 2 arrow back chairs, glass door cupboard, Toilet set, weight clock,- chesterfield and 2 chairs, Clare Jewell cook stove, Honey 'Making equip- 'ment, etc. 'ete. © Farm Sold. Terms Gash. "Sale at 1 p.m. | Gerald: Graham, Clerk. REG JOHNSON" & SON, May15-22 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 337-3270 Hospital Auxiliary The' May meeting of the Women's Hospital Auxiliary was held at the Hospital with '14 present. Mrs.- A. Me- Dermott, vice-president pres- ided 'and opened with a poem "Th all Mothers. - _ Get- well = wishes were expressed to several faithful members who were unable to be with us, Mrs. 'M.B. Dym- ond, Mrs. Donald Crosier and Mrs. Violet Bell, ~~ The minutes of the. last meeting were read and approyv-. ed. Mrs. J. Manns reported that 13° babies were born at the new Hospital opened. The following. onatidns were received and we dck- nowledge thanks from Nestle: ton W.I. Auxiliary - $30.00. Rose Tag' Day for' the |" Hospital: will be held- all' day Friday, June 13th. Fi Through the' kindness of |. will have a booth at the Home Show in June. 2 weeks away- on Saturday, 'May 81st so hope you are all busy sewing aprons and don't| forget to support the candy| § and delicatessen booth and the bake table. Any articles of 10¢ or 26¢ value would be appreciated for the wishing well. "The Masonic Hall will be open on Friday, May 80th in the afternoon and evening and on Saturday at noon for 'you. to leave your donatjons. For further information please contact Myrtle Manns ¢ or Bon- nie Gerraw. TEER fe. 5 Watcher" dedicated to]. © $ 220.00; Legion], ater, a short stop over' at Area Holsteins High Point Chief Emma, a purebred * Holstein (cow. in the: herd of 'Smith Bros., Port Perry, Ontario has .recently completed 'a fine record: of performance production. iest. As a five year old in 305 days on twice-a-day 'milking, Emma produced 21,250 lbs. milk containing 900 Ibs. fat, average test 4.24 butterfat. This record has a Breed Class Average, ofe=181% for -milk and. 209% for fat. Continued on test for 365 days on twice-a-day milking, Emma produced 23,481 lbs. milk containing" 1,001 "lbs. fat, average test 4.26% butter- fat. For this achievement, she was awarded a Superior Prod- uction---- certificate by -the Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada. Armford Reflection Hope, a purebred Holsteincow in the TonProfducers Se Wilfrid, Ontario has recently completed. a fine record of performince production test, As a seven year old in 305 days on twice-a-day milking, Hope produced 23,402 Ibs. milk containing 971 lbs. fat, Jd average test 4.156% butterfat. i This record has a Breed Class Average of 197% for milk and 222% for fat. Hope is classified ""'Excel- lent"-for body conformation. a Elmden Rag Apple Pet; a "Very Good' and Two Star Brood Cow in the herd of C.J. Hadden and Son, Black- water, Ontario has recently been: awarded a Gold Seal . production certificate by the Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada. In'ten lactations on twice-a-day milking, Pet prod- uced 177,391 lbs.-milk cont- aining 6,563 fat,-average test 3.70% butterfat. herd of 0. Chambers & Son, Cubs Guest Of Norm Cafik In House Of A trip to visit the House of Commons, for the "cubs 'of C Pack initiated by Mr. Paul Saulnier in January, took place on May 2. ! Arrangements had been made with Mr."Norman Cafik, MP, and 63 cubs, leaders and parents ' 'made 'the trip to Ottawa by bus. On arrival about 10:30 a:m., Mr. Cafik sand; Mr, Saulnier: who 'had left /[:the day' before were: resent to meet the group. Mr. Cafik| L| spoke to the visitors for 20 minutes, prior toentering the House of Commons. Miss Donna Durwood extended thanks to Mr. Cafik for his assistance and hospitality. After a brief visit, listen- ing in onthe procédures, the group visited the War Mem- orial, the Shopping Mall on Spark Street, and the, Chateau Laurier. At 12:30 p.m. the visitors again met with Mr. Cafik for lunch-in-the House-of 'Com- mons cafeteria. © The next place of visit was .Govern- 'ment. House, the 'home of) Roland. Michener, Governor General of Canada. From here the group returned to House of Comnions for a complete : At guided "tour 'of the "Centre since it ; : Block of the buildings. Then on to Rockcliffe Airport to tour the air museum; followed by supper in Vincent Massey Park. i After a tiresome, but 'highly interesting and success- ful trip;ghe time 'had come to return "to Port ; Perry,- and 'Mr, Hvidsten of the Port' Perry |. Star, the Hospital Auxiliary) "The Spring Fair 'is just]: w TARGET EVERY TIME es Rh TEENAGE DANCE ; re 5 of our population. Commons Wagon Wheel Restaurant for a hot meal the group arrived home at11:30 p.m. Everyone agreed the trip had been a wonderful exper- ience, and appreciation from, the cubs is extended to all those' who made' the trip... possible. : j Ontario County Health Unit Co-operate in: 'Research Project _-_.The Ontario County-Health---- Unit is participatifig)in a re- search project with Connaught Medical Research Laboratories and the Ontario Department of Health - starting early in May 1969. The project is to got more information concerning resist- ance against a' number of ' diseases in various segments These diseases are diptheria, tetanus (lockjaw), poliomyelitis, mea- sles'and german measles: Tests------------ will be done, using finger tip + » blood samples on: children =~ entering school, one of their parents, as well as on students already in elementary and sec-: ondary' school. In all, over 300 blood: samples will be tested in this country, and = will be done only when the =~ °° parent _has given written con- sent. In 'Ontario county the testing. will be done in four areas - Bay Ridges, Beaverton, Uxbridge and Whitby. - = This project: is also being carried 'out in seven 'other THE Wealth units; SEAT FARMS WANT ED a REAL STATE LTD REALTOR 985 - 7373 [a Fi LS C lub Annrene' SUNDAY, MAY 18 rd 19 PM. to 12:30.A.M.% 5 hahaa dihotedehob fda hobinbrbut ads htc bebe hel bi $59 ~ 3 H / f ¢. / : (] [} J : 4 ! rl wi i / #2 Nf | iA