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Ct Au tr i wz pe A 1. AN P i 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, July 30, 1970 3 Bedroom Bungalow in Port Perry, on quiet street close to schools. Vendor anxious to sell, make an offer: Call Madeline Rodd 985-7373 or 985-2819 any- time. Caesarea Summer home or cott- age, 2 blocks from shopp- ing and Lake, 3 bedroom. 4 pc. bath, furnished. Ask- ing $7000.00. Call Made- line Rodd. Caesarea Building lot, high and dry, ready to build on close to shopping Asking $3,000.00. Call Madeline Rodd 985-7373 or 985-2819 anytime. BERT REAL ESTATE LTD REALTOR TORONTO 447-8518 985-7373 NEW LOCATION: Highway 12 at Manchester Williams Point 3 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 private. Contact Joan Scott. Auction Sales SATURDAY, AUG. 8th Auction Sale of Household furniture the property of Mrs. ALEX WATTERS, will be held on the premises 2% miles east of Kirkfield (on hwy. 46) just east of Shelmar store. Dining room suite, organ & stool, Viking electric stove (good), Frigidaire frig., G.E. Frig., Gate leg table, Settee, coal oil lamps, glass cocktail bowl and cups, dish- es, silverware (pearl handle). large qu. of bedding, end tables, beds, power lawn mower, qu. of other furni- ture. Terms cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Graham, clerk. REG JOHNSON, & SON, 2--Jly30 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 SAT., AUGUST 1st Auction Sale of Furniture & Antiques, the property of Cannington ANTIQUE Centre will be held in the town of Cannington at the Queen's Hotel on SAT. AUG. Ist. Walnut dining room suite, 7 pc. blonde Maple dinette suite (nearly new), Upright grand piano, organ stool, up- holstered seat, carnival glass, cylinder records, Hall seat, Spinning wheel (large and small), Cherry side board. copper kettle, horse hair set- tee, oil lamps, butter bow], Boston rocker, antique pine desk, automatic washing ma- chine (copper coloured, nearly new, wicker cradle, wool skeiner, Iron pot (3 leg- ged), many other interesting articles too numerous to men. tion Terms cash. Sale at 1 pm. Plan to attend this sale. Gerald Graham, Clerk. REG JOHNSON, & SON, 2--Jly30 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19 FURNITURE, propeny, of of Rosella Woon Bigelow, Port Perry. Welt nesday, August 19th, 1 p.m. Piano and stool, it A antique lour suite, 6 an- ,tique roc fg Chairs, antique radio, oak dining room table and six chairs, quantity of dishes, ictures, 3 3 bedroom suites, 3 toilet sets, antique hall rack and mirrors, chest . of drawers and many other ~ useful and interesting arti- cles. Terms Cash. R. Scott and G. Janamaket, Clerks. TED SPENCELEY, 2--Aug.13 Auctioneers SATURDAY, AUGUST 15th ANTIQUE AUCTION Durham County Sales Arena, Orono, Ont. Saturday, August 15th. 1970 at 1 p.m. consisting of Furniture, glass, chipa, pot tery, clocks, ironware, etc. ALL PIECES -- no reproductions, no reserve, Auctioneers note: Here is a collection of some of the finest antiques to be offered for sale by public auction. Be sure not to miss it. Auctioneer Charles Reid. Coming off 401, go north on Hwy. 35-115, 2 miles to Twin Oaks Motel, turn left, go 1 mile west to second sideroad, turn right (north) 1 mile to Durham County Sales Arena. "| bred & grade Holstein milk SAT., AUGUST 8th Auction Sale of Household Furniture, the property of Mrs. ARLEIGH MIDDLETON, 437 Queen. St, Port Perry, including piano, chesterfield suites, stereo, dining room suite, kitchen chairs, oak antique china cabinet, large electric stove, 30", nearly new, refrigerator, frost free, nearly new, automatic wash- er & dryer, antique hall rack. rocker, love seat, wash stand, walnut bedroom suite with two dressers, floor polisher dishes, silverware, glassware, antique guns, many other useful articles. Sale at 1:00 o'clock. Terms cash. R. Scott and G. Wanamaker, Clerks. TED JACKSON. TED SPENCELEY, Jly23-30 Auctioneers TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 Auction sale of farm stock, implements and furniture, the estate of the late NEIL H. PURVIS, Lot 18, Con. 4, Brock Twp., 2 miles south of Sunderland and 2 miles east. 1st farm north of Pinedale corner or 2 miles east of Blackwater. 18 head of pure. cows (10pb), McCormick Wé tractor, 2 Ford tractors, M.F. Baler #10, Cunningham Hay conditioner, McCormick msn. ure spreader on rubber, Se dore manure loader, McCor- mick grain and fertilizer seed drill, Full Line of Farm Ma. chinery. Quantity of House. hold Furniture. Farm Sold. Terms Cash, Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Graham, clerk. Pine. dale U.C.W. will serve lunch. Note -- Keep this date in mind as there is no paper next week. REG JOHNSON & SON, Auctioneers woodenware, |- OLD Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 4 * HIRE * BUY * SELL: RENT « SWAP + HIRE + BUY * SATURDAY, AUG. 15th Auction Sale of Household Furniture, Antiques, Tractor, Wagon, Truck, Boat & Motor, Piano, Buggy, Cutter, Estate of Mrs. MONA A. GORDON, Eldon Twp., Highway 46, Vil lage of Kirkfield, Lot No. 16. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Sale. at 12:30 p.m. sharp. Lunch Available, CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer 2--Aug.13 Reaboro, Ont. Ph. Lindsay 705 - 324-9959 TUESDAY, AUGUST 11th Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Implements and Furniture, the estate of the late NEIL H. PURVIS, Lot 18, Con. 4, Brock Twp. 2 miles south of Sunderland and 2 miles east 1st farm north of Pinedale corner or 2 miles east of Blackwater. 18 head of pure- bred and grade Holstein milk cows (10 P.B.), McCor- mick W6 tractor, 2 Ford tractors, M.F. Baler No. 10, Cunningham hay conditioner, McCormick manure spreader on rubber, Sedore Manure loader, McCormick grain and fertilizer seed drill, full line of farm machinery. Qu. of Household Furniture. Farm Sold Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Graham, clerk. Pinedale UCW will serve lunch. Note--Keep this date in mind as there is no paper next week. REG JOHNSON & SON Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 No Increase In Measles The Oshawa-Ontario County Health Unit reports no in- crease in the incidence of German Measles in the area in spite of a warning by the Canadian Pediatrics Society that an epidemic of the dis- ease is imminent. A spokesman said no im- mediate mass programs are planned as re- commended by the society. The health unit plans to inoculate all 10,000 pupils in Grades one and two in the county with a German meas- les' vaccine in September. The pediatricians believe the danger could be elimin- ated if all children under age 11 were inoculated. A woman who is exposed to the disease during the first three months of pregnancy runs a 30 to 40 per cent chance of giving birth to a child with physical or mental defects. Formerly Of Port Perry Prof. Australia Bound Dr. B. N. Smallman, F.R.S.C. Head, Department of Biology, Queen's Univers- ity, will leave in August to spend a sabbatical year in Australia. At the invitation of the Commonwealth Scien- tific and Industrial Research Organization he will conduct research in their laboratories on the campus of the Univer- sity of Queensland in Bris- bane. His research will be con- cerned with the biochemistry of certain nerve poisons used extensively to control cattle ticks in Australia; besides its scientific interest, this research may bear on the practical problem created by the in- creasing resistance in ticks to this means of control. During their stay, Dr. and Mrs. Smallman expect to visit [REALTOR | WESTPORT ESTATES REACH TOWNSHIP PRESENTS "Westport Estates" a prestige community of 43 coun- try estate sites in Reach Township, Adjacent to Port Each homesite has a minimum lot area of 16,000 sq. feet and frontage of 120 feet. OPEN HOUSE July 30th & 31st 2 p.m. -- 8 p.m. A 4 bedroom, split level home, designed for the busy family, including fireplace, family room, utility room. Electric heat, 2 car garage. Perry. Follow signs - Alma Street, turn west, Port Perry. 985-7386 Port Perry, Simcoe Street South to a_number of university and government research centres, and to explore some of the biologically interesting habitats of the continent. Prior to leaving for Aus- tralia August 3rd, Dr. Small- man and his wife will spend this week with his parents R.B. and Mrs. Smallman. They. will also be overnight guests with life long friends Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slemmon. NEWSPAPERS 5 wy GET THINGS 5 x For PEOPLE X COMMONTIES * ADVERTISERS 2% baths, patio doors off Oshawa 723-0302 inoculation |: Port Perry Works Department employees Reid Dickey (left) and Howard Chapman dig holes at the Birdseye Swim- ming Pool to allow for the installation of a filtering system. The pool was ordered closed two weeks ago after an inspect- ion by the County Health Unit. Firm Seeks To Put Up A $1,000 community bulletin board may be set up in front of the Post Office if a Brooklin Company is suc- cessful in getting some person or organization to look after notices. John Horst of Brooklin Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd. told Port Perry council last week his company would erect the board free. The cost -- valued by Mr. Horst at $1,000 -- would be covered through advertise- ments on plaques mounted on the board. Village Bulletin Board The last community bulletin board -- which cost the village $300 to erect -- was destroyed by vandals on Hallowe'en last year. Mr. Horst said his bulletin board would be enclosed in an aluminum case with an unbreakable plexiglass front. The board would also be insured by the company. Council informed Mr. Horst that at present it did not have anyone to look after the board and suggested that he approach the chamber of commerce with his idea. PORT ORT ACTON (8, BUI. KER Yp | WH Yo0R * STAR % PERRY