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" at NRE I, h rod Tab hd a \ y LAT Nn 2 MaT Aye SIE in ¢ a a LL RSPCA VERVE. | HIRE « BUY * SELL RENT + SWAP + HIRE + BUY * SELL: RENT + SWAP 'HIRE + BUY SELL: RENT - 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 16, 1970 Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Graham, Clerk. REG JOHNSON & SON Auction Sales chinery & Furniture, the pro- | erty of WILLIAM CLARK: ON, Lot 6. Con. 9, Mariposa Twp., 2 miles east of Manilla on Hwy. 7 (Corner of Hwy. 46 and 7). on TUES. JULY 28th. Geo. White threshing mach: ine, J. D. Manure spreader, 'M.H. Mower, M.H. Binder, 2 wheel (good), Buck rake, 1960 Chev. 1:.ton truck M.T.D. garden tractor (like new). full line Jly16-23 Auctioneers Auction Sale of Farm Ma.| Ph. Sunderland 405-357-3270 Auction Sale of Household Furniture, the property of the Late Mrs. VIOLET E. VERNON will be held in the town of Uxbridge (Franklin St.) on SAT. JULY 25th. Norg refrig., Easy Washing Machine, Moffat electric stove, china cabinet, antique chairs, chesterfield & chair, Recliner chair, Platform roc- M.H. No. 20 tractor, trailer with racks Auction Sales SAT., JULY 18th Auction Sale of Furniture, Dishes, Piano, Television. FRadio, Dining Table and 6 chairs, Tables, chairs, Lamps, Range, Buffet, Cookware, Wasn Stands. Chest of Draw- ers, Beds, Mattresses, Quilts, Dresser, Hot plate, Elec. Fans Elec. Clock, Iron, Elec. Fry pan, etc., and many other Household Effects, the pro- pertv of Mrs. ELSIE COM- MISKEY, at her residence, Bethany. Terms Cash. Sale at 1:00 p.m. TED JACKSON. AY Bo ' ~ of machinery, 1000 bales old hay, qu. of new hay. Garden tool shed (new), Homelite TED SPENCELEY, ker, Boston rocker, Glass 2--July16 Auctioneers door cupboard, Bedroom suite (good), Spool bed, Elec chain saw (nearly new)) Elec- tric lawn mower (battery op- erated power lawn mower, Qu. of tools (nearly new), Jack frost deep freeze(brown) trolux Vacuum cleaner, dish- es (some antique), full line of furniture. Sale called to settle estate. «Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Gra: SAT., JULY 18*h Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements, 26 Grade Holstein Cattle, M.H. Tractor, nearly new, Chrome table & |ham Clerk Cockshutt Baler, Int. Manure i iti ili 4 ; . Culti- chairs, writing geek; gr REG JOHNSON & SON.. Spreader) ME: Trtgy Soll: T.V,, Duncan fife table and |jyy16.23 Auctioneers { Yalor, Int. 3 Furrow ough, chairs, Frig., stove, wood urpitur~. 1} g Ph. Sunderland 405-357-3270 ment, 206 lbs. No. 2 Manu- factured Milk Quota Sells stove, box stove, etc. Terms] FRED CHAMBERLATN Lot °0 Con. 6, Asphodel Twp., 1 mile north of Norwood & 2 miles west of county road #8. No Reserve. Terms Cash. Giving up farming. Sale at 1 p.m. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer 2--Jly16 Reaboro, Ont. Ph. Lindsay 705-324-9959 with 16 Cows, the property of | SUMMER REAL ESTATE SCHOOL Six evenings -- July -- learn the basics of our business without obligation before changing your present job -- classroom refresher courses and continuous training are part of your career with us -- teamwork is important -- incentives include travel groups (14 went to Nassau in March) -- our business is enjoying continuing growth, why not be part of our team? -- positions available now in most branches. For arrangements to attend our school, please contact me directly for an appointment. ROBERT A. SHEA, PRESIDENT 294-1372 THOS. .N.SHEA LTD. REALTOR CReal°Estate 3rd ANNUAL CONSIGNMENT SALE Auction Sale of Furniture, Antiques, Dishes, Miscellane- ous Articles. "You bring it, we'll sell it", will be held in Sunderland Fair Grounds un- We are pleased to announce our recent appoint. ment as Agents for The Standard Trust Company who are actively engaged in mortgage financing throughout York and Ontario Counties. We now have substantial First Mortgage funds for: 1. Rural Residential properties 2. New construction in the country 3. Farm Properties 4. Cottage and retreat dwellings 5. The purchase of existing First Mortgages 6. Builder's Loans Our department currently has access to substan- tial funds for the purchase and sale of second mort- permitting, if not in the arena, on TUES., JULY 21st. Anyone wishing to consign to this sale kindly have ar ticles on grounds by 11 a.m. Come early. Last year's sale included "several hundred articles. Terms cash. Sale at 12 noon sharp. ' REG JOHNSON & SON Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 405-357-3270 der the Maple trees, weather | gages. Contact our Port Perry branch at 985-3031 or myself at Markham 294-1372. WANT ADS) ON TARGET EVERY TIME Port Perry Star ANNOUNCEMENT: Direct Toronto Telephone Service THOS N SHEA LTD REALTOR The Port Perry Branch manager for THOS. N. SHEA LTD. REALTOR is pleased toannounce the installation of direct TORONTO TELE- PHONE service giving this branch access to 8 direct Toronto trunk lines through the company's head office. Mrs. Marjorie Tripp states the new service will encourage our Metro clientele to call on real estate ads in the Toronto papers without long distance charges. HE ~ Our local telephone is 985-3031 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Toronto Clients) Dial 294-1372 or 297-1270 THOB N BHEA LTO REALTOR REAL ESTATE BUY LAND WITH YOUR INVESTMENT DOLLARS FRED COOK BSA, FRIL Realtor Andrew Carnegie, whose basic business was making steel but who later acquired vast real estate holdings, once noted that more money has been made in land than in all industrial developments combined. What makes land grow in value? The answer lies in the law of supply and demand. The supply of land is fixed while the demand for it continues to grow with the population. The edges of our cities and towns, our recreational areas and our industrial zones continue to expand, gobbling up raw land that lies in the path of their expansion. . In the next 30 years our population is forecast to "double, speeding up the demand for more living space. -A halt in the rise of the price of land is not in sight. The key to increasing land values is location, loca- tion and location. An investor must also be aware of geological problems such as drainage or lack of water; or legal problems such as zoning or easments. Large amounts of capital are not usually. necessary and many investors have acquired very valuable hold- ings from small beginnings: with their savings. An indispensible ally is an experienced and know- ledgeable Realtor who knows the growth trends and values of his area and can help to guide you into profitable investments. - "REAL ESTATE LTD--REALTOR TORONTO 447-8518 985-7373 NEW LOCATION: Highway 12 at Manchester Caesarea Summer home 1% storev, 4 pc. bath, furnished, with in walking distance to Lake and shopping. Must be sold. Call Madeline Rodd 985-7373 or 985-2819 evenings. Building Lot In Caesarea 150x102, close to shopping. Asking $3000. Call. Madeline Rodd. 985- 7373 or 985-2819 evenings. Lake-Side Beach 3 bedroom cottage with extra large lot, access to beach, asking $7000. with Williams Point bedroom cottage sur- rounded by trees fully furnished. Asking $11.500 --Joan Scott 985-7373. 10 Acres of Bush With good building site-- north of Port Perry. Ask- ing $4500 with terms avail- able. Joan Scott. 2 Bedroom Cottage Overlooking the lake on a large lot -- just 7 miles from Port Perry. Very - | England. 2000. d . Call . ine Rodd. 085.7978 oF sas: privits, Contact Joan 2819 evenings. ' AFTER HOURS MADELINE RODD 985-2819 JOAN SCOTT 985-7014 PROPERTIES FOR SALE SEALED TENDERS covering the following properties will be received by the under- signed until 5.00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1970. 1. Former Federal Building situate on Part of Lot 4, Block G, Plan 83, Front- age 60' by Depth 90'. 2. Vacant Lot being the S.E. Part of Lot 4, Block G. Plan 83, being an area of approximately Frontage 28' by Depth 134'. 3. Former Petrofina Service Station situate on Part of Lot 4, Block G, Plan 83, Frontage 75' by Depth 88' approximately. All of the above properties are located in a "Commercial General" area for Zoning purposes. A Certified Cheque must ac- company each Tender in the amount of Ten percent (109. of the Total Tender Price. Tender forms may be obtain- ed and arrangements made to inspect these properties.» contacting the Municipal Of- fice, 12 Spruce Street, Ux- bridge, Phone 852-3301. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN L. LUMGAIR Clerk-Treasurer, Town of Uxbridge. Obituary THOMAS REDMAN On Monday, July 6th in "| his 95th year, Mr. Thos. Red- man of Scugog Island quietly passed away at Lakeview Manor in Beaverton where he had been receiving care dur- ing recent weeks. . Mr. Redman was born at Kinsale, Ont., the son of Wm. and Elizabeth (Reader) Red- man. When Thos. was 16 his father purchased the pre- sent Redman farm from his -|{father-in-law, the pioneer Jo- seph Reader. Thos. drove their cattle and walked the 16 mi. to the new home. As time went on Thos. took over the farm and married, in 1918, Miss Ethel Jones from This union pro- duced three children. Mr. Redman was of a re- tiring and quiet nature and highly respected. He was a good neighbour and devoted member of the "Head" Unit- ed Church. During the re- novation and building of the present "Head" Island School he was a trustee on the "Head" school board. When Mr. Redman was no longer |able to carry on the farm work, his son, Clifford, in turn took over the farm. He was predeceased by a brother Ed. and 2 sisters Em- ma and Lydia. Surviving are his wife, sons Clifford and (Mrs. Alan Carter) all of Scugog. The pall bearers were Messrs. Joe Dowson, Nelson Reader, Alvin Heayn, Don Gerrow, Roy Collins and La- verne Martyn. Interment was at Pine Grove Cemetery on Thursday afternoon, HOMES WANTED L FEAL ESTATE LID REALTOR 985-7373 over Allan, and daughter, Irene - 4