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boat and 75 H.P. motor, pri- - in Manchester, 3 piece bath, 'HIRE BUY + S LL: RENT « SWAP * HIRE * BUY Real Estate 3 bedroom frame cottage with 90' frontage on north shore of Lake Scugog, sand beach, sliding glass doors to sundeck, partially furnished, modern kitchen, bathroom, septic tank well, and pres- sure system. For quick sale. $10,000 with terms. 3 bedroom brick bungalow in Port Perry, on nicely treed lot, large bright kitchen with mahogany cupboards, over- looking lake, extra bedroom in basement, finished recrea- tion room. $23,500 with terms. 2 storey red brick home in Cannington, all modern con- veniences, close to shopping, hardwood floors, 4 bedrooms, large kitchen, good dry lot, garage. Only $17,500 with $6,000 down. Retreat - Pond - "Club" Site 113 acres overlooking Lake Scugog, 1% storey, 11 room frame home, large bank barn, trout stream crosses property, 3 spring fed ponds and flowing creek, 15 acres of mature maples and beech woods, 10 acre pond site. Acgident forces sale. $55,000. ash. Prestige Cottage at Pine Point, 3 lots, boat house, 20' vate back yard, with hard- wood and Pine woods, patio, fireplace, completely {furni- shed with automatic washer and dryer, guest house, very exclusive area. $28,000. with terms. 3 bedroom frame bungalow modern kitchen, half acre lot, with small stream cross- ing corner of -property. $12,000 with $4,600 down. Father & Son Farm 150 acres clay loam, 2 storey, 7 room brick home and 1% storey, nine, room frame home, both houses well landscaped with maple and pine trees, bank barn 55 x 100, productive farm, 10 acres maple bush $75000, with terms. 172 Acres sandy loam, 140 workable, maple bush and spring, 2 storey 8 room home with all modern convenien- ces, marble faced fireplace, separate dining room, excel- lent view, gravel potential, bank dairy barn, milk con- ¢ract. Must be sold to close estate. Call GEORGE S. STONE 985-2632 Real Estate KEITH PETERS REALTY LTD. 728-7328 103 -KING STREET EAST OSHAWA . REALTOR NOW REDUCED TO $29,800 --Split level with attached garage, broadloom in living and separate dining room, 2 baths, lot 85 x 140 ft. Mus be seen. ' BROOKLIN -- Immaculate 4 bedroom home, double gar- age, extra large lot with trees, flower beds and gar- den, one open 'mortgage. Call Audrey Plain 623-3563. Check The Label 'On Your Paper Real Estate Auction Sales '11% storey 4 bedroom home, FOR AN INTERESTING FASCINATING AND REWARDING CAREER In'Real Estate Call MR. G. TRICK 576-2421 BOWES & COCKS LTD. Realtor - Oshawa 4--Apr.17 Real Estate | Queen St., Port Perry 985-7386 AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock. Implements, hay, straw & furniture, the pro- perty of RAY DOBLE, Lot 8, Con. 1, Georgina Twp., 3 miles north of Zephyr or 5 miles west of Udora on SAT. APRIL 12th. 25 head of Hereford & Shorthorn Cattle, 18 Cows, several with calves by side or springers, York- shire sow due May, 30 good chunks, 550 Star-Cross laying hens, 1300 bales of hay, 1600 bales of straw, M.F. No. 135 diesel tractor, 1390 hrs. Multi-power, Freeman full hydraulic loader (excellent condition) Cockshutt 30 trac- tor, McCormick 80 pull type Combine (5 yrs.), McCormick 45 baler, Hydrun 3 furrow plow, McCormick side rake (used 1 season), Bueler cul- tivator (nearly new), full line of machinerv. small Qu. of furniture. Farm Sol. No Reserve: Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m, REG. JOHNSON & SON, Apr.3-10 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 Country Home 3 acres, highway frontage, corner property, lots of trees all conveniences. Easy com- muting. Full price. $25,000. Terms. Village Home Almost new, 3 bedroom bun- galow--broadloom and seam- less floors. Large well treed lot suitable for V.L.A. School bus at gate. Full price. $21,900. Terms. Secluded Retreat 50 acres homesite, woodlands and stream, very scenic pro- perty. Port Perry area. $18,000. Terms. Commuter Farm 100 acres, spring and pond; some bush, three road front- ages. Eight room two storey brick home, conveniences, 28 miles Oshawa. Full price $42,0000. Terms. Country Store : A general store and Post Office serving village, farm area, and summer resort. Large property, good build- ings with modern living ac- commodation for family. Business shows good profit. Price includes large-- stock. Full price, $78,000. Easy terms, 7149 mortgage. . Motel Ten units plus living accom- modation. Main Hwy loca- tion. Modern furniture and broadloom in each unit. Price includes prosperous business and all furnishings. Asking $90,000. Terms, PHONE 985-7386 Evenings call: Howard Forder--655-3853 Ken Middleton--985-7548 George Beaton--985-2987 Maurice Baker--852-7256 Auction Sales SALE REGISTER SAT., APRIL 12th--Clear- ing Auction of property in- cluding approx. 8% acres of land, frame house, small barn, 'also refrigerator, Or- gan & stool, dining room suite, oil lamp, side board, 2 antique kitchen clocks, rocking chairs, large picture frames, brass bed, power mower, sleighs, miscellane- ous tools 2 stoves, Antique glass cupboard, radio, churn, rugs, hall tree, books, flat iron, bells, building jack, many other items, the pro- perty of the Late 'ALVIN COWIE located on 9th Con- cession south of Musselman's Lake (being 4 miles north of Stouffville), Terms made known time of sale on pro- perty. A. M. Wood, Clerk. Sale at 1.30 p.m. ATKINSON & WILSON, AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock and Implements and Household Furniturg, the property of T. H. HARDING, Lot 24, Con. 14, Reach Town- ship, % mile north of Sea- grave or 3 miles east of Saintfield on THURSDAY, MAY 1st, 25 head of cattle, Angus and Holstein cross, several. bred heifers (2 yrs. old), gdod size, several cows due in' spring, number of steers, 700 bus. mixed grain, quantity of hay, Ferguson tractor with farm hand load- er, Ford tractor, New Holl. and super 66 baler, Mayrath hay elevator closed bottom, LH.C. manure spreader. Full line of machinery, Finlay oval cook stove, No. of anti- que chairs, 6 cane, bottom chairs, Philco deep freeze, toilet sets, coal oil lamps, antique clock, etc. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash, Harvey Graham, Clerk. REG & LARRY JOHNSON, Auctioneer April 10-17-24 tHeater, S.S. pails, strainer, AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, hay, straw, grain & Furniture. the property of STANLEY JEWELL, Lot 3, Con. 5 Brock twp., 3 miles west of Sun- derland," 1 mile south on SAT., APRIL 19th. 60 head of Hereford & Shorthorn Cattle, 14 Cows, calves by side, 12 yearlings, 10 rising 1 yr. remainder calves, 175 leghorn hens, 60 banties, M. H. 44 tractor McCormick 10- 20 tractor on rubber, M.F. baler, "Dion threshing ma- chine, A.C. Forage harvester, ALC. Forage blower, 2 har- vester wagons & boxes, 3 rubber tired wagons & racks 16 ft. trailer, McCormick seed drill, J. D. Manure spreader, Antique reaper, Antique pea puller, Iron sap kettles, full line of machin- ery 3000 bales of hay, 1000 bales of straw, 1200 bu. grain 10 bu. clover seed. Piano, Frig., deep freeze, ex. table, large qu. of furniture includ- ing 1 Ming green steel bath tub (never used). Many an- tigues, dinner bell, house chimes, collar tops with swinging brass side - board, single sleigh bells, ete. No. Reserve. Terms Cash. Farm Sold. Sale at 12 noon sharp. Note furniture will sell first (come early). Gerald Gra- ham, Clerk. ARN REG JOHNSON & SON," Apr. 10-17 - Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 - TUES., APRIL 22nd--Auc- tion Sale of Implements, Livestock and Furniture, the property of ROBERT AIRD, Lot 9, Cong 4, Reach, 1 mile south & 1 mile west of #7 & 12 Highway at Manchester. Terms Cash, No Reserve. Sale at 1.00 p.m, Roy Scott and G. Wanamaker, Clerks. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Auction Sales AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay, straw, grain, corn and furni- -ture, the property of HAR- OLD VAN C , Lot 4, Con. 6, Georgina Twp. 1 mile east of Sutton on Hwy. 48 on THURS. APRIL 24th, 25 head of good stocker cattle (most- ly hereford). Qu. of baled hay, 2500 bales of straw, Qu. of good Herta barley & cob corn, MF. 65 Dieselmatic tractor, power steering and Robin front end hydraulic loader. John Deere 420 gas tractor, McCormick No. -91 Combine, self propelled (8% ft.) good, M.F. No. 9 baler (2 yrs), MF.-2 row corn planter (1 yr.), NH. P.T.O. Manure spreader, 130 bu. (good), M.H. grain & fertili- zer seed drill, 15 disc onf rubber (good), M.F. Cultiva- tor. 10% ft. (2 yrs), MF, 3 furrow trip beam plow, Coby 6 ton wagon, Sedore snow blower, full line of good machinery, Chrome table & chairs, 2 spool beds, 2 (an- tique telephones, Qu. of other furniture. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Gra- ham, Clerk. ; REG. JOHNSON & SON; - Apr. 10-17 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 3573270 ~- ATKINSON & WILSON, SALE REGISTER TUES., APRIL 15th -- Com- plete dispersal of Harford Holsteins, all registered and classified, including - Fresh Cows, Springers, Milking Cows, and Heifers, also Bulk Cooler, Surge Milker, pump, silo unloader, 40 gal. Cas- cade Electric Hot Water double sink, "Milk Quota", 2 Gehl Forage Wagons, 3 beater, the property of HARO] RUTHERFORD, selling at the farm located on 10th Con. Markham (be- ing 1 mile north of Hy. #7) or (6 miles south of Stouff- ville) or (21% miles east of Markham) or (25 miles N.E. of Toronto). No Reserve. Farm Sold. Terms Cash. Sale 2 p.m. ATKINSON and WILSON, Sale Mgrs. and Auctioneers. 2--Apr.10 AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay and Some Furniture, the proper- ty of FRED RODD, Lot 9, Con. 2, Thorah Twp., 3 miles south, 1 mile east of Beaver- ton or 4 miles north, 1 mile west of Cannington on WED. APRIL 16th. 45 head of Hereford Cattle, No. of Cows, calves by side, some bred Sept. & Oct., 3 fat heifers, 26 good =] SN EE = AZ aS = = = {WA = = RENT + SWAP HIRE + BUY * SELL RENT * SWAP: HIRE GET RESULTS NCEE EM REECE Auction Sales | Auction Sales SAT. APRIL 12--Auction Sale of Implements, Farm Stock, Baled Hay, Cob Corn, Grain, Furniture Antiques, the property of FRANK WAGNER, Lot 9, Con. 13, Reach Township, (1 'mile west of Saintfield). Terms Cash, Farm Sold. Sale at 1:00 p.m. LOYAL POGUE, Auctioneer Phone Whitby 668-4271 Apr.3-10 AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, hay, straw grain, furniture and Work Shop Equipment the property of 'JOHN & LLOYD BEA. COCK, Lot 9, Con, 7, Cart: wright twp., 3 miles West of Nestleton or 2 miles north of Blackstock, 1 miles West of Vines Service Station on TUES., APRIL 15th, 45 head of holstein cattle, 22 cows, several fresh calves by side, No. of Springers, 13 good SAT., APRIL 19th--Clear- ing farm auction of farm implements, baled hay, piano and bench, TV. electric Stove and washer, new lum- ber, extension table, hanging lamp (good), tools, old fur- niture, number odd chairs (Antique), oil lamps, crocks, hall rack, bells, horse tie, miner's can with light, An- tiques by the 100's, the pro- perty of REUBEN TINDALL, selling at the farm, located 14) mile south of Cherrvwood Store (being 3 miles N.W. of Pickering Village. Note -- Make this sale a must, see the past at the present. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash, Sale 12.30 noon. A. M. Wood, Clerk. Sale Mgrs. and Auctioneers Apr. 10-17 and Shorthorn|1 SAT., APRIL 19--Auction Sale of Farm Implements & Furniture, property of Mrs. LAURA TRIPP, 4th Con. Whitby, East off Highway 12, 2nd House past Thick- son's Road, on north side. 1951 Ford Tractor with pow- er pulley, 1 side delivery white face calves, P.B. Here- ford bull, 3000 bales of hay, 400 bales of straw, 800 bus. grain, Case S tractor, Case D tractor, McCormick W4 trac- tor & front end loader, 1949 truck 1%s ton 1922 Chev. Motor and buzz saw. Geo. White threshing machine, N.H. baler, McCormick baler, Cunningham hay conditioner, 2 sets of chain harrows, full line of Machinery, Comet 180 Amp Welder, Forge, Anvil, Vises Sledges 4 McCulloch chain saws, bolts, nots, pipe fittings, bolt cutters, drill & motor, large 'Qu. of work shop tools ,etc. Grain Cradle, Muzzle loader gun, house bell Shot gun, rifle, apple peeler, chests of drawers, drop leaf table, pine chest, ete, ete, large Qu. of odds & ends on this Century farm. No re- serve as owners are giving up farming due to ill health. Terms Cash. Sale at 11 a.m, Sharp. Note furniture will sell first. Nestleton ladies will serve lunch, Gerald REG JOHNSON & SON, 3--Apr.10 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 rake, 2 furrow plough, pick up for tractor, 6 foot culti- vator, pick up, spring tooth, 30" Buzz Saw, pick up, Rub- ber tired wagon, § ft. Massey Harris Mower, converted for tractor, gas powered 40 gal- lon tank sprayer on skids, double garage door with glass, 1 folding vinyl door, 1 wringer washer with pump, 4 burner electric stove, 8 piece dining room suite, set of Tunk & Wagnells Ency- clopedia, 19" Rotary Lawn Mower, 1 hand lawn mower, 8" table saw with 3% HP. motor on stand, 1 extension Tree Pruner, 4 rack honey extractor, honey storage tank, bee boxes, racks, sup- plies, 5 ft. step ladder, brass bed, wooden bed, chest of drawers, upholstered chair with foot stool, 1 fan heater (electric), fruit sealers, gar- den tools, many other arti: cles. Terms Cash. Sale at an, LOYAL POGUE, Auctioneer : 668427. . yearling = stockers, Pony (chestnut) 15° mon. David Brown 950 Diesel tractor & loader (good condition), Case 200 baler, 5 yrs., Mc. Culti- vator, heavy duty, McCorm- ick 3 pt. hitch plow, 3 furrow (good), full line of Machin- ery. Farm Sold. No Re- serve. Terms Cash, Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Graham, clerk, REG. JOHNSON & SON, Apr.3-10 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 AUCTION SALE of House- hold Furniture, the property of ERNEST A. FROWE will be held in the town of Bea- verton, 1 North St. on MON., 14th, Cold- spot refrig., 12 cu. ft.(good), Gurney electric stove, 4 burner (nearly new), Dining room table and chairs (Bamboo), plate glass 'top table 34 x 60 (good), Chester- field &.chair, gate leg table, Mahogany matching coffee & end tables, 2 Television sets, brass wood holder & fire screen, bedroom suites {good), chest of drawers, dishes, 2 :Sunbeam electric lawn mowers, garden tools, full' line of furniture, ' Pro- perty sold. Owners moving o B/C. 'Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. REG JOHNSON, Auctioneer Sale Mgrs. and Auctioneers Apr.10-17 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 3573270 SAT., APRIL 19th--Com- plete "Delmore" Hereford Dispersal--80 head of Reg- istered & Grade Polled Here- fords, including 2 Breeding Bulls; 29 Cows and Heiffrs (some calves by side, others springing), 19 Steers & Heif- ers (2 yrs. old) and 20 'Year- ling Calves. NOTE--This is an optstanding, well bred herd, with a lot of size. Yorkshire Swine -- with 16 Sows (mostly due at sale time), 46 chunks & weaners, 1 Boar. Poultry--300 Pullets, 300 Hens, Leghorns. Farm Iquipment- 540 Oliver Disc, John Deere 7 ft. semi-mount- ed mower, 60T Oliver Baler, Int. Ace Bottom 3-furrow Plow, Pulley Jack, Pig breed- ing & farrowing crates, 35 bu. Gravity Grain Bin, Brooder Stove, Grain Grind- er & other Machinery, Fur- niture--China Cabinet, Sing- er Sewing Machine, Wash- stand Bowl & Pitcher (Col: lectors) & Other Misc. Items, The property of A. C. PAR- ROTT & SON, at the Farm % mile west & 1 mile north of Ashburn, Ont., Whitby Township, Ontario County. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 12:30 p.m. Cattle Sell at 2 p.m. KAHN BROS., Sale Mgrs. 3--Apr.17 ' & Auctioneers TUES., APRIL 22nd--Com- plete "Myrhaven" Dispersal of 65 Registered Holsteins. A real fine, young, home- bred Herd, consisting of 35 mature cows {from spring- ing and 'many bred for fall), 8 bred heifers, and 20 year- ling heifers & calves (all these cattle have deep, full pedigrees). Classified (1 Very Good, rest mostly Good Plus, with many individulas due for higher classification), on R.0.P. showing some good records- of up to 19,000 lbs, milk, with B.C.A.: 116-121 on 34 records. Daughters from such famous sires as--"Cita- tion 'R" (3 sell), "Divided Clipper" (16 sell), "Pontiac Delight" (8 Beauties Sell), "Thornlea", "Admin", "Roe- land", with "Reflection Ormsby" (Service Sire of 22) and others. Vaccinated, preg- nancy checked. NOTE: A top herd. Also selling: 782 lbs. #1 Milk Quota, 40 can 1| Bulk Tank (Milk - Keeper - A-1 condition), 300. . lbs. Sputnik Milk Carrier (2 yrs. old), Beatty Water Bowls & Pipe, 'plus other Milking Utensils. Sale under cover. JOHNSON & SON, at the mile south of Claremont, Pickering Township, Ontario County. Giving up. Milk Business, No Recerve. Terms Cash.' Sale 1 p.m. KAHN' BROS,, Sale Mgrs., 3--Apr.17 4-H CLUBS The 7th meeting of the Greenbank Dairy Maids open- ed with the 4-H pledge. Fol- lowing a" discussion on milk used in baking and a demon- stration of pancakes, We had a skit prepared by our com- mittee and a practice followed. The meeting was completed with. pancakes which were enjoyed by all. This brought the project The Milky Way to. an end. : Graham, Clerk. 3: The property of LORNE Farm, 3% mile west & % . & Auctioneers *