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"ET 'HIRE « BUY * SELL RENT «+ SWAP + HIRE * BUY + 12 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, June 4, 1970 'Real Estate Real Estate ART Near Port Perry 4 bedroom frame 2 storey home. 1% baths ,all modern conveniences, close to store. Including 'an extra lot. Call for further information. Port Perry 6 years old, 4 bedroom brick and aluminum bungalow. At- tached garage, sunken living room with mural design, in- cluding broadloom through- out, built in stove, some dapes, TV tower, finished rec. room. On a large treed lot. One of the nicest properties in Port Perry. Asking only $28,000 with 61% mortgage. Port Perry Try $6,000 down on a 3 bed- room brick bungalow with all modern conveniences. Close to school and shopping area. Call for more informa- tion. Lakeside Beach $5,000 down on a 3 bedroom furnished waterfront cottage and garage. Modern con- veniences including patio, large sun porch, excellent swimming and boating. Ask- ing $12,500 with terms. Caesarea 5 room frame cottage, year round living. Modern Con- veniences, beautifully panel- led, electric heating, closed in patio and sun porch, some furniture. On % acre well treed lot. Access to lake, road open year round. Ask ing $18,000 .with low down payment. A SCENIC VIEW Near Port Perry a 7 room frame 2 storey home in ex- cellent condition, modern conveniences, including a new well, storms and screens and river frontage. Very peaceful and quiet. Commut- ing distance. All for $16,500 cash. . 2 BUILDING LOTS 4 miles from Port Perry off Oshawa Road.. Size 150°'x400' deep. Price $4,500 each. R. MARTIN REAL ESTATE LIMITED Call Anytime Business 985-3223 - Fred Cook Real Estate Ltd, Realtor 10 acres Uxbridge area, 7 room home, electric heat, high dry land, 6000 pine trees planted. $27,500, terms. 100 acres, overlooking Lake Scugog, 8 room brick home, family room 22x16, fieldstone fireplace, beam ceiling, buildings in excellent repair, painted barns, every acre workable, $70,000, terms. 25 acres, Seagrave area, wooded, river frontage, ex- cellent retreat property -- $16,000, terms. MORLEY BRUCE Fred Cook Real Estate 985-2528 Large 1% storey house, mod- ern conveniences, many ex- tras, drilled - well, highway property, 10 acres land -- $25,000 down. . 20 acres --7 room 2 storey brick, conveniences, 2 barns. Asking $40,000. Terms. 50 acres, highway property, 7 room 1% storey house, 2 barns. Asking $37,500. Easy terms. 50 acres, wooded, hunting property, $100 an acre. -- Terms. IVAN THOMPSON 986-4987 Auction Sales COUNTRY STORE DISPERSAL Auction Sale of the entire contents of Wilfrid Gen. Store, will be held in Wil- frid on SAT. JUNE 13th The property of WM. Me- CLEAVE. Cash Register, 2 freezers, double door refrig., scales, pop cooler, meat slic- er, Weaver air compressor, Electric gas, shelving, gro- ceries, clothing, boots, shoes, overshoes, many other arti- cles, hardware, etc. Owners are going out of business. Terms Cash. Sale at 12:30. Gerald Graham, Clerk REG. JOHNSON & SON, Marion Hopkins 985-7215] June4-11 Auctioeners Marg. Reyner 985-3385 Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 . 28 |] LAMBERT REAL ESTATE LTD--REALTOR TORONTO 447-8518 217 Queen street YB = 737 3 Small Restaurant Business in Port Perry, fully equip- ped, good weekly turn- over, extra income from buses, taxi and apartment to meet mortgage pay- ment. Call Madeline Rodd. Lake Scugog 2 bedroom cottage, furni- shed, treed lot, good beach, askikng $4,000 with terms. Call Madeline Rodd. $1,000.00 Down 2.5 acre parcels, 15 miles BY rar .of Port Perry, asking $5,000. Call Made- line Rodd. $3,000. Down 2 bedroom home on 2/3 acre treed land. Good in- terest and terms available, 7 miles from Port Perry. Call Joan Scott. ; "lot, dock, furnished. Pri- 3 bedroom winterized cottage, beautiful view, good beach. Priced to sell at $14,000. Call Joan Scott. 2 bedroom cottage, large ced at $11,500. with $3,000 to $4,000 down. Call Joan Scott. Building Lot 4 5 acres, high and scenic, terms available. Call Joan Scott. 1-25 acres, 1.50 acre par- cel of land, mostly bush, one with pond, one with stream. Price and terms available from Joan Scott, | AFTER MADELINE RODD JOAN SCOTT HOURS AoA le A, RRA X La (MLL Auction Sales THURS., JUNE 11th Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Implements, hay, straw and furniture, the property of BELHAVEN FARMS, Lot 19 and 20, North Gwillimbury Twp., % mile north of Bel haven (west and_gouth of Sutton). Hereford, gus & Charolais cattle, 3 cows calf by side, 18 stockers, 4 Angus steers (good). A number of P.B. Angus. 2000 bales of hay, some straw, McCormick 706 gas tractor (good), J. D. 3010 gas tractor and loader (good), Farmall M.D. tractor and scuffler, J.D. AR. tract or, N.H. Model 461 Haybine (2 yrs.), M.F. Combine No. 35 8 ft. self propelled, McCor- mick baler No. 46, N.H. Man- ure spreader 160 bu. (good), Dion _self unloading wagon (good) McCormick field chop- per, McCormick Vibra Shank Cultivator (12 ft.) good, Mc- Cormick 4 furrow plow(good), Silo-Matic 20 ft. silo unloader (good), full line of good ma- chinery, Qu. of good tools, including 125 piece glass block set. Victorian Settee, upholstered red plush, Vie torian chair, 2 mahogany sleigh beds, Jackes & Hayes chair, Gentleman's easy chair oak desk, Qu. of other good furniture, automatic washer and dryer, etc. etc. Farm for sale or rent. Terms Cash. Sale at 12:30. Furniture sells first. Plan to attend this sale. Gerald Graham, clerk. Elm Grove ladies will serve lunch. REG JOHNSON and SON, 3--June4 Auctioneers Ph, Sunderland 357-3270 AUCTION SALE . Public Auction on SAT, JUNE 6th for the Estate of Late MELVILLE GILSON MOASE, in the village of Little Britain, all his House- hold Effects and 4 6 room house with new -bath, small barn on a large lot, .drilled well, selling with reserve bid. House open morning of sale for inspection. 2 oil stoves, 1957 Chev. car, 2 dressers, 3 wash stands, 2 beds, round table, 6 dihing chairs, bookcase & writing cab, china cab, tables, Plat. form rocker, old, Parlour chair, some antique, grama. phone working, dishes, Elec. Frig., T.V., Rangette, 2 piece chesterfield, 303 rifle, two - 22 rifles, power mower, Vise, wheelbarrow, planers, other tools. Terms of property given day of sale, Terms of furniture cash. = Sale time 1:30 p.m. : i CLIFF PETHICK, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, JUNE 4th Monthly dairy type consign- ment auction sale of fresh & springing cows, to be held at Stouffville Sales Barn, Stouff- ville, Ont., in the "Cow Pal. ace", also offering open and bred heifers, purebred and we | grade, serviceable age bulls, and calves. If you have cattle to consign to this sale, and wish to turn them into im- mediate cash, and that will insure "Buyer Satisfaction", contact the sale mgrs. early. Sale at 7:30 p.m. Frank Ben: nett -- 887-5570, Norm Faulk- ner -- 640-3813, Sales Mkrs. & Auctioneers. SAT., JUNE 13th Stock Reduction Sale--Abso- lutely No Reserve!! Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Tractors, Balers, Corn Plant: ers, Ploughs, Discs, Power Mowers, Manure Spreaders, Manure Loaders, Forage Har- vesters, Cultivators, Self-Pro- pelled Swather, the property of JOE KEE (Kee Farm Ma- chinery), John Deere Dealer, 1 mile North of Peterborough City Limits on Hwy. 28 or 4 miles South of Lakefield. Terms Cash. Absolutely No Reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer June 4-1- Reaboro, Ont. Ph. Lindsay 705 - 324-9959 SELL: RENT + SWAP HIRE + BUY * SELL: RENT Driver-Training Program Extended To Three Weeks The Ontario Department of Transport announced recent- ly that one of the most im- portant driver safety pro- grams -- the training of high school teachers as student driving instructors -- will be expanded this year. The training program will be extended to three weeks from the present two with 60 hours of in-car training (compared with the present nine hours) and 60 hours of classroom instruction (com- pared with the existing 40 hours). The program will be ad- ministered by the Ontario Motor League in seven cities --Toronto, Hamilton. London, Windsor, Ottawa, Sudbury & Thunder Bay. Previously, the course was administered by .the Ontario Safety Lea- gue. A Department official said the new regional system will enable more teachers to be- come instructors and, with seven training centres, will reduce the travelling costs for teachers. Recital Continued Greenbank and David Bour- geois of Port Perry and voc- alists Nancy Warren and Debbie Griffen of Port Perry, Leanne Dorrell of Blackstock and Bill Slute of Port Perry. Accompanists for the vocalists were Gloria Forder, Irwin Smith and Grace Hastings. Members of the "World of Music" Committee were: Mrs. Gertrude Jackson, AT.C.M., Mrs. Ann Wallace, A.T.C.M.,Mrs. Helen Stouffer, A.T.C.M., Mrs. Joan Godley, Mrs. Grace Hastings, © Mrs. Audrey Beauchamp and Mr. Pete Chellew. ~The performers, their teach- ers, members of the Com- mittee and the music teachers in the area enjoyed refresh- ments following the concert, at which time expressions of congratulations were heard on every side. Auction Sales SAT., JUNE 13th Community Auction to be held at Myrtle Community Centre at 1:00 p.m. Fund Raising project, Antiques, Dishes, Garden Tools, Furni- ture and Bake Sale. HENRY, Kahn, Auctioneer JEWELLERY STORE DISPERSAL Auction Sale of Gifts (all kinds of Jewellery) Timex Watches, Electric Watches, Rings, Bond Boyd Sterling, Chrystal Bowls, Paragon & Aynsley Cups & Saucers, Tro- Phies, etc. Watchmakers ench, 2 solid oak show cases 7% x 8. Large plate glass mirror 5 x 9%, air condition. er, etc. the property of Frank Farewell, will be held in the town of Cannington on WED., JUNE 10th at 3 p.m. Note starting time will continue on in the evening. Eauip- ment sells first. Terms Cash. Owner has sold his property. Gerald Graham, Clerk REG. JOHNSON & SON, > Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 i the Minister said. Transport Minister Irwin Haskett said that officials in his Department and the tea- chers who have taken the course "agreed for some time that there was a need to up- grade and expand this train. ing program for high school teachers who volunteer for the important responsibilty |: of instructing our young dti- vers on the proper attitudes and skills as motorists." Mr. Haskett said the 1969 Conference of Provincial Ministers responsible for mo- tor vehicle administration ac- cepted the principle of a standardized three - week training program for teach- ers with 50 percent of the time devoted to in-car in- struction. "The Ontario Safety Lea- gue, which has done a tre-|k mendous job: over the years of arranging these courses, felt that it did not have the resources {0 administer an expanded program. The Ont. ario Motor League has kindly agreed to take on this res- ponsibility and offer the pro- gram on a regional basis," The course was initiated by the University of Toronto in 1947. Administrative re- sponsibility in courses was assumed by the Ontario Safe- ty League in 1955; The In- surance Bureau of Canada provides a financial grant to help defray the cost of the courses. In 1960, 36 high schools |i were offering driver - educa- tion for students. Today 475 of Ontario's 555 high schools are enrolled in the program. RPA Will Conduct ® 5 Examinations Mrs. Megan Rutledge, sing- ing, and Miss Elsie Bennett, piano, members of the Board of Examiners of the Royal Conservatory of Music will conduct current examinations for the Royal Conservatory in Port Perry. Piano examinat- ions will take place June 8 and 9 and singing examinat- ions June 19. ELSIE BENNETT With a background of con- certizing as a member of the famed two-piano team of Ben- net and Bone, Elsie Bennett has given up her career as a concert artist to devote her - time to teaching. She has been aleading member of the Royal Conservatory of 'Music piano faculty for many years, and is one of its most experienced Last year 21,000 students |{ graduated from the program and this year 26,000 are ex- pected to complete the course, FARMS WANTED L REAL ESTATE LID REALTOR 985-7373 Spartans Top Club Annrene Sunday May 31st Port Perry Spartans won over Club Annrene 156. Port Perry Pitcher R. Manns Pit- ched the distance for the winners. K. Koreski started, with J. Popowich taking over in the 6th for the losers. Scugog made a rally in the 8th and 9th innings scoring their 6 runs. Runs brought in for the Spartans: G. Warriner 3; R. Manns 2; D. Cochrane 2; M. Burkett 2; E. Teno 2; B. Co- chrane, J. Chapman, F. Tobin, B. Slack. : Runs for Annresre--R. Web- ster 2; K. Goreski, P. Butt; D. Robinson; J. Connors. Next game Sunday, June 7 Nestleton at 6 p.m. MEGAN RUTLEDGE Megan Rutledge, well- known Canadian soprano, was born in Cardiff, Wales, and was an Honour grad- uate pupil of Dorothy Allan Park in her Teacher's and Solo- Performer's degrees. She also studied in New York with _ Lotte Leonard. An experienc- ed church soloist and recit- alist, she performed for many years on the C.B.C. and with the Canadian Opera Company. She has been a member of the Royal Conservatory of Music teaching staff since 1969 and is also a member of the Board of Examiners. In recent years Mrs. Rutledge has gained a note-worthy reputation as a music festival adjudicator. HOMES WANTED LAMBERT 985-7373 oS peat nl Fak Sh