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+ ¥ Yona 18 Ct a * SELL RENT + " Auction Sales THURSDAY JULY 2nd at 7:30 p.m. Important Summer Dairy Cattle Consignment Sale off valuable pure bred & grade entries at Stouffville Sales Arena, Stouffville, 'Ont.- We will have our usual large se- lection of fresh or springing Cows & 2 yr. olds heifer. cal- ves, ete. There will be sev- eral pure bred cows and heif- ers with good R.O.P. records as well as commercial milk- ers to increase your summer milk supply. : We prefer to have con- signers send typey, sound Real Estate ROBERT CASE Real Estate - HOME SITE $1,000 down, 7 acres choice building lot or retreat on Scugog Island, good road frontage. Please call Joanne Schulz 852-3264 425-7700 Real Estate Fred Cook Real Estate Lod, Realtor 25 acres, Uxbridge Hills, 3 bedroom, 13% storey home, electric heat, $27,500. Terms. 9 acres, Seagrave Area, 4 bedroom 1% storey frame "home, all conveniences, weld: ing shop and barn $27,500. Terms. 40 acres ,spring fed stream, small pond, 30 acres work- able, balance bush, 1% mile off paved highway $14,000. 3 bedroom, 1% storey brick home, % acre village of Cres- well, $13,900. Terms. Uxbridge area, 4 bedroom 2 storey brick home, all con- veniences, 1 acre, on paved highway, $3,000 down, 89, financing, . 25 acre wooded retreat, river frontage, $16,000. terms. 45 acres, vacant land, 7 acres cleared. $14,500. terms. A ---- MORLEY BRUCE red Cook Real Estate' 985.2528, fi. A 'HIRE « BUY.» SELL: RENT . REE RN IR VE A BRS ERA DEN SWAP + HIRE * BUY + SELL: RENT + KC CIAS animals that give good buver satisfaction. Sale "at 7:30 p.m. Frank Bennett 5570 or Norm Faulkner 640- 3813, Sales Mgrs. and Auctioneers. 2--July2 MON., JUNE 29th «+ Auction Sale of Household Furniture, ' the property of Duncan Morrison, Lot 1, Con. 11, Thorah Twp., across from Port of Call at Bolsover, Ken- more gas stove with oil Annex, refrig., Findlay oval cook stove, 2 Televisions, tables, chairs, chesterfield, bedroom suites, writing desk, many other articles, dishes, radio, etc, also offered for sale subject to reserve bid (if not sold by sale date) a 6 room winterized "cottage, close to the Canal. Terms Cash, Sale at 1, p.m. REG JOHNSON & SON. : Auctioneers Ph, Sunderland 357-3270 AUCTION SALE of House hold Furniture, the pro-erty of the Late W. E. WICKETT, 'Lot 14, Con. 6, Mariposa twp. 1 mile north of Little Bri- tain, 1% mile west cn RS. JULY . . _ Grangfather's clock (excellent ¢ondi'ion) rounding glass na cabinet (good), Doherty organ (piano case) excellent condition, G. E. Refrig. (like new), Regent deep freeze 21 cu. ft., Antivue spool bed, No. of bedroom suites, Toilet sets, Qu. of an- tique dishes, tea-vot, cream & sugar (blue Nippon) Silver spooner, fluted top vase, Sil- ver tea service, etc. Antiaue tables, rocking chairs, settee & 2 chairs, clocks, picture frames; Philips 21 in T.V., good, 2 Quaker space heater, 2 cook stoves, round dining room table, buffet & chairs, Boston rocker, swing t'me mirror, 2 -pine cupboards, Brass bed, larce qu. of other furniture. Sale called to settle estate. Terms Cash. Sale at 12 noon sharp. Note this is a sale well worth at- tending. Gerald Graham, Clerk. REG. JOHNSON & SON Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 REAL ESTATE MAKE YOUR HOUSE SELL FASTER : part of the country. I told them I'd be glad to out that | could help them the market. they plan to sell--when all doing everything they can attractive. 4 ation job, as a rula. as leaky tap washers, loose window panes. THINGS YOU CAN DO TO FRED COOF BSA, FRI 'A couple came to see us the other day and said they were anxious to sell their house as soon as possible, )| "because the husband is going to a new job in another but as soon as | inspected their house, | had to point Just take 'the time to do a few little tenance and repair jobs before we put the house on This couple's case was typical of a lot we encounter. Peop'e often do let a house get run down as soon as You don't need to go all out for a complete redecor- But you can interest buyers more readily if you tidy up the lawn and flower beds, keep the windows, walls and woodwork clean, and look after any little things that need mending or replacing, such Tidy rooms with furniture well arranged and per- sonal belongings all in place will, of course, give a better impression than a clutter-looking house, Realtor handle the deal for them, a lot more if they would inexpensive main- the time they should be to make the place more door Kknops or cracked 755 SWAPR « HIRE 8R7. |. Port Loses Traffic Case STUDIED Bur Repairs to all Makes of S10h I= = WE = =] Nl p= Continued ; The Museum: committee would welcome the assistance of anyone interested in this aspect of the collection. Hope- fully everyone in our com- munity will visit the museum this summer to learn or to be entertained or to deliver donations of display items. The museum will be open every day but Monday until August 31 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays. Opening ceremonies takes place at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 5, but the museum will be open to the public for regular Sunday hours on that day. Head Church, which will cont- inue to play a part of its orig- inal role, will help to make the museum an institution of to- day as well as of yesterday. The museum has been supported by literally hund- reds of people in the past year, whether they paddled canoes, sold raffle tickets, wrote essays, bought copies of "The Shores of Scugog" or rubbed down old ploughs with oil, It has also been given the full co-operation of all, local councils, the Ontario Government's Department of Public Records and Archives, the Ontario County School Board, the United Church of Canada and many local busin- esses and organizations. The work is well under way, but there is much left to be done. Donations of display articles have been received regularly but many more will berequired before the museum can fulfil its hope to become a mirror of life in by-gone days in Port Perry, Regi) and Scugog. Historical Museum To Open En Double Turbine SNA a nde LL EN = {UD GO =] = WN =] ={ Nh ge VV N= RA Sl == aIFIED ADS GET RESULTS PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 2, 1970 -- 13 3 Pd ii Wheel made by Paxton and Tate Foundry, Port Perry. The wheel came from Tyrone, Ont. mC Water aR tsp hia) Child's Stroller -- donated by Mrs. Guy Rogers, Chalk Lake. year's display at the Museum | ing collection of will be a kitchen . featuring| ing, For the antique-minded, furniture made on. Scugog' there is a collection of early Island by the late Mr. Dunn. Canadian goblets and Canadian Another display will portray, glass fruit jars. Later on a bedroom and an interest; in. the summer these two cloth-| displays will be replaced by) our area. collections of glassware,l Much is left to be done, clocks, toys and buttons, The| especially in the area of re- basement of the Museum will| search. As yet very little contain a collection of farm| information hasbeen obtained implements collectéd'mostlyin/ about some of our articles. Over Missing Bylaw Port Perry recently.lost ain,n 1oscombe told council' traffic violation case in.court| Monday the case was lost| because. it. couldn't produce|pocause the only bylaw he its up-to-date bylaw govern-|p.4q with which to prosecute ing boulevard parking. stipulated there would be no ' Bylaw enforcement officer parking on the roadway - : which is interpreted by the court to mean: "the travelled section of a highway". But council assured him there had been a bylaw passed which bannedparking from property line to property line in this instance and would cover the boulevard parking. Council will dig out the by- law for Mr. Loscombe to prev- EN REGARD P; AS THEY DO DRIVING RULES: SOMETHING T0 BE >. this gtound, Council News SEWER BYLAW Port Perry council Monday night received the first draft of its' comprehensive bylaw! regulating the use of public, and private sewers. 2] * O® % ! NEW MACHINE | A new calculating machine, AUTHORIZED MOFFAT "for the Port Perry municipali SERVICE DEPOT office is under consideration! NOT OBEYED... CHESTER APPLIANCES SALES and SERVICE Appliances. CAESAREA 986-4926 ' since the old machine is being: heavily taxed by increased Bracken, Jack Forster and Miss work load. Extra work for] V. R. Cassidey objecting to a the machine is also contem-: neighbour building a garage plated with the advent of which they fear, among other billings for sewer Works. things, will be used for com- mercial purposes. OBILCTION Check The Label Council received a letter . ent further case dismissals on!' Monday night from Barry, OM Your Paper BRUNT - GATENBY Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Harold Gatenby of North Bay wish to announce the engagement of 'their daughter, Mary Brenda Joan, to Mr. Thomas Arthur Brunt, son of Mr. and Mrs, James Brunt, Wallaceburg. The wedding to take place at Trinity United Church in North Bay, 'early in July. Miss Gatenby is a graduate of the North Bay Teachers' College and Mr. Brunt, B.A, B.Ph.E. has received degrees from the University of Western Ontario and. Waterloo University. y Ft a ns ATR ST ma RS Fi og by a RT SR X . -