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10 The <anadian Statesman, Bowrnanville, July 31, 1974 ~...,...... ..,... ... CLSSIFIEü s................................ .... Auction sale Sat., August 3rd, 1:15 p.m. at Saveon Products Warehouse on Hwy. 28 in the village of Bewdley consisting of semi-four-poster bed; dresser; chests of draw- ers, wardnobe, armchairs, washstand, side tables, lamps, cabinets, carpets, day beds, dishes, glassware, Philco re- frigerator, heavy duty stove, TV's, and other items still being consigned. Roger Ban- nister, auctioneer. 31-1 Wednesday, August7 Auction sale of household furniture, antiques, china, silver, etc., the property of Mrs. Merlin Letcher, 209 Mary St. in the Town of Port Perry (one block south of the funeral home). Frigidaire refrig., G.E. stove, kitchen cabinet, chrome table and 2 chairs, White (antique) sewing mac- hine, 9 pc. mahogany dining- room suite, round table, china cabinet approx. 4 ft. wide, glass door and sides, (this is a- beautiful diningnoom suite), iron mantel clock (bronze grecian men ornaments on each corner), antique rocker, tea wagon, red shag rug 9 x12 (nearly new),;green rug 9 x 12 (nearly new), antique iron lamp stand, large silver tray, several other qood silver pieces, setting for 6 of limoges china (with bullion cups), 12 cut glass goblets and glasses (old pinwheel) sherbets, anti- que china rooster, iron grey hound, china spaniel and pointer dogs, the balloon wo- man, frosted buffalo, hall table, chair, mirror, and umbrella stand, all match with rope type legs, long hall mirror (in gold frame) round table pedestal base, large antique bisque boy and girl (good), mahogany- library table and chair, chesterfield and chair, large painting (signed) mahogany bookcase and desk combined, 4 pc. mahogan ybedroom suite in- layed wi th rosewood (excel- lent condition) 4 pc. cherry- wood bedroom suite (sing le bed) this suite is beautiful, 4 pc. antique bedroom suite (good condition), large qu. of other first class furniture. Note: This is one of the best furniture sales of the season plan to attend. Property sold, terms cash, sale at 12:00 noon sharp. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357 3270. 31-1 Friday, Aug.9atil1a.m. Annual auction sale in the Sunderland park. This sale as conducted yearly for you the, public. We are asking you to try and make this a better quality sale, already we have been notified of several good pieces, a pine cradle, pine harvest table, antique wooden telephone etc. As other years we do not accept any stoves, fridges, or TV's. Do you remember last year? he parkwas full by 10:30. Wewill be on hand to negister your articles indat 7 a.m. Things will be sold in the order they core in.uLadies will be serving lunch. This sale is always held under the maple trees, a beautiful place to spend a day. Reg and Larry Johnson 'Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. Note: Please do rrot bring articles that you know are not saleable, it wastes both your time and ours. 31-2 Auction sale, private estate, ýroperty of Mn. R. Little, 120 Oshawa Blvd. N., to be held at Stirtevant's Auction Hall, 27 Hall St., Oshawa on Thurs. Aug. 1, 1974 at 6:00 p.m. Also Community Sale including 16' Crestliner fibreglass convert- ible top with 40 hp Johnston, electric starter, battery and box on Gator trailer (Tilt). Refrigerator, electric stove, 9 pc. diningroom suite, Admiral TV, office desk and chair, chesterfield suite, antique book shelf, coffee and end tables, 3 pc. bedroom suite, 2 half moon tables, kitchen suite, library table, chest of drawers, dressers, trunks, rugs, Coleman wallpaper stea- mer, antique radio (floor model) books, Occasional chair, bedding and linen, centre tables, chest of silver- ware, utility table, set of occ. Japan mugs, arm chair, automatic washer and dryer, ;ewing machine, laundry tubs (portable) colour TV G. E. 19", portable radios, lamps, com- plete line of applances, 1967 Ford. No. Sale Tues. July 30, 1974 Terms Cash, house sold. Mles King Auctioneer and Cartage. 725-5751 and 723-0501. 31-1 Saturday, August T0 - clearing auction of antique and contemporary furniture, collectable glass, china and misc. items, for F. East and M. MacGnegor --located on Scugog Road at Caesarea, being 9 miles east of Port Perry on No. 7A highway, or 18 miles north of Bowman ville. Sale includes: Cran- berry Epergne, Cranberry Cruet, R.S. Prussia hat pin holder, satin vase, 2 old cookie ras, bride's basket, berry owl with napp ie, green Lus- tre, vinegar Cruet, Venetian pickle cruet, Carnival, Nippon and other good glass and china, hanginglamp (Prisms) Gone-W-Wind lamp, Wedge- wood toilet set, Pr. Victorian Round oak table and six chairs, stoves, fridges, com- bination desk and drawers, pressure pump, bench grind- er, paint mixer and blender, filing cabinets, tire changer, intercom, propane gas heater, (floor model), electric guitar and amp, oval china cabinets, chesterfield and chair, quanti- ty of white paint, plus many more interesting items. TERMS CASH Auctioneers Stapleton Bros. 31- 786-2244 Auction sale at Pethick's Auction Barn, Haydon, one mile east of Enniskillen, on Saturday evening, August 3rd. A large quantity of furniture and useful small articles. Sale time 7 o'clock. Cliff Pethick, auctioneer. 31-1 Tuesday,'August6,1 P.M. Holsteins Complete Davisbrae Hol- stein Dispersal owned by Donald Davis, R.R. 7, Peter. borough, selling at the farm, 7 miles east of Peterborough on Hwy. 7 then 1 mile south on Keene Tourist Rd. 55 head, registered.: From top unit sires. 11 daughters of Pickland Citation R. (Ex.),9 by Citation Magic, others by Ormsby, Herdmaster, Starlite and Tel- star. This herd was not classified until June 1974. One of the families to appear is Davisbrae Citation Ensign Beauty (Very Good), she has 3 Good Plus daughters milking and a yearling heifer. One of her daughters Davisbrae Herdmaster Patsy (G.P.) is due sale time to Pickland Citation R. Her yearling daughter by Pickland also sells. Another fancy young cow is a March '71 daughterof Kungla Kalev from a daughter of Roybrook Telstar due n October to Pickland Citation R. These cows are big and heifer extremely well grown. Selling a fancy Senior calf. Cow families that know how to work. Also 35 can Delaval bulk tank. Lunch available. Lloyd Wilson, Sale Manager &Auc- tioneer, Uxbridge, 416 852- 3524. 30-2 Saturday, August3, 11 A.M. Furniture Machinery Holsteins Auction sale including 3 tractors (M-H 44, M-H 30, Ford Ferguson), M-H trailer, plow, M-H seed drill, M-H 7' mower, Ferguson 3 point hitch equipment (cultivator, disc, side rake, weeder), N-H 68 baler, N-H wagon, Kverne- lands 2 furrow plow, Kverne- lands cultivator, J-D cultiva- tor, 24' elevator, hay condi- tioner, full line of machinery. This machinery has received good care. 21 can milkeeper bulk tank, 3 Surge milkers, 16 Holstein grade milk cows. (alsoavailablefromowner 199 lb. Milk Quota). Furniture: Woods 29' deep freezer, refri- gerator, washing machine, Guerney gas stove, bedroom suite, antique cupboards, trunks, antique chairs, T.V., antique coal oil stove, 3 antique wall telephones, china doll, lanterns, drop leaf table, old picture frames, jars, clocks, dishes, many other articles. The property of Mrs. Wm. Simpson, R.R. 3, Stouff- ville. On Hwy. 48 - 312 miles north of Bloomington Road or 5 miles south of Mount Albert Road. Farm Sold. Sale at 11 a.m Fitrniture sells first. Heise Hill Ladies will serve lunch. Lloyd Wilson &W. D. Atkinson, Sale Managers & Auctioneers. 30-2 Thursday, August 1, 12 Noon Holsteins CompleteMiddle Brook Hol- stein Dispersai owned by Invine 1. Fisher, R.R. 2, Woodville, Ont. At the fanm 6 miles north of Cannington. From Woodville 2 miles west, 1 mile north and 12 mile west. From Hwy. 12 go one mile north of junction of Hwys. 48 and 12 then 5 miles east on Con. 2 former Thorah Twp. 75 head, registered, classified, R.O.P. tested, 12 Very Good, 20 Good Plus, 1 Good. This is an entirely homebred herd with great depth of pedigree. Several deep families with 3 generations Very Good - longtime production and star brood cows. A feature of the sale is 27 daughters by Roybrook Zenith (Ex) who is +13 on udder and 83 per cent G.P. and better with 6 Very Goods selling. Also selling Il mature daughters of Elmcroft Pontiac Chieftain. An exam- pie of the foundation material in this sale is Middle Brook Pontiac Satellite (Very Good), a 16000 lb. Chieftain selling with 2 daughters and a Very Good full sister. Her dam is Very Good 2 star cow over 150,000 lb. lifetime. Next dam s Very Good 2 star Gold seal producer. This is one of the few opportunities to buy from over 25 years of consistent breeding. Farm sold. Lloyd Wilson, Sale Manager & Auc- t ioneer, Uxbr idge, 416-852- 3524, 30-2 Auction sale, Janetv ille Park, Sat., August 3 1974, 1:00 p.m. Sponsored by Janetville Pastoral change, 17' travel trailer fully equipped anti ques, books, farm equipment, used furniture. Home baking, fresh vegetables. Donations or articles for consignment wel- comne. Auctioneer -Ted Spenceley. 30 2 AUCTION SA L E Grist Milli AUction Barn NEWTONVILLE Friday August 2nd 7 P.M. captain type chairs, 1 swivel rocker to match, beds, tables, books, dr er, washer, dish- washer, f oor polisher, B-W and color televisions, high chair, playpen, large quantity of furniture and antiques. Snack bar will be open, fresh garden vegetables for sale, bake table, touch and take table and a guided tour through our new building. Terms cash, no reserve, sale at 1:00 p.m. Orval McLean and Carl Hickson, aucLio neers. 31-2 Auco S Wednesday August 7, 12 Noon H.USTEINS DAIRY EQUIPMENT Complete Edmison - Villa Hostein Dispersal owned by John Edmison, R.R. 2, Peter- borough, selling at the farm, Lot 11, Con. 3 Smith Twp. 1 mile north of Peterborough City Limits. From Fowlers Corners (Hwy. 28 & 7B) go 2 miles east then 1 mile south on Chemong Rd. then -mile west to farm. 70 head, registered, Classified, R.O.P. tested, all by unit sires. 23 b yEdgeware Wayne Achilles (Extra), 8 by Elmcroft Pontiac Chieftain (Ex.), others by Ormsby, Clipper, and Herdmaster. Ed- mison-Villa Belle (Very Good), a daughter of Dividend Clipper from a G.P. Thornlea. Belle sells with 2 daughters by Wayne Achilles and is due again to Wayne at sale time. Another tall, powerful, fancy young cow is Edmison-Villa Lorraine (G.P.) a 3 yr. old by Ormsby from a G. P. Thorn- lea, 2nd Dam aaRoeland. This herd is very sharp and dairy. Also selling a 16' Patz silo unloader, 35 can Delaval bulk tank (2 months old), 3 Delaval milkers, wash sinks, N H 616 forage harvester, Gehlforage harvester, McKee self- unloading wagon, cultivator, feed cart. Lunch available. Lloyd Wilson, Sale Manager & Auctioneer, Uxbridge, 416852- 3524. 30-2 Tuesday Evening, August 6 7:30 P.M. Holsteins - Farm Sold Dairy Equipment Complete Vallovilla Disper- sal owned by Floyd Huffman, Ameliasburgh, Ont. From Hwy. 401 at Belleville, take exit 91 - go 12 miles south on Hwy. 14 past Mountain View Air Station - then turn right on Burr's Rd. 412 miles to farm. 40 head, 2 cows, 27 bred heifers, balance open heifers. Full R.O.P. pedigrees. One of thefancyyoungcowssellingis Vallovilla Pluto Hazel (G.P.) due August 20. Her dam is G. P. and next 2 dams are Very Good. This stylish good udder- ed cow is by North Leeds Expo Citation. Her maternal sister by "Marquis Ned" also sells. Also selling a Very Good "Wis Achievement" due in October. Another feature is a smooth Emperor daughter from a Very Good "Rockman". Take this opportunity to boost your fall milk supply with this fine dispersal of pedigreed heifers. Also selling 67 can Delaval bulk tank (excellent), Delaval pipeline milker, automatic wash, 5 Delaval units. This sale is called on short notice as farm is sold and possession is given. Lloyd Wilson, Sale Manager & Auctioneer, Ux- bridge 416-852-3524. 30 2 Saturday, August 3rd. Farm sold. Auction sale of livestock, implements, and household furniture. The property of Keith Esson, Lot 23, Con. 6, Otonabee Twp. 6 miles east of Peterborough on Hwy. 7 f0 Keene Tourist Turn (6th ine) 112 miles soufh and 1 mile east. 90 head ot Registered and Grade Hereord cattle, 31 mature cows with 15 calves by side, remainder due August, September and October. 10 - 2 yr. old open heifers, 8 - 1 yr. old heifers, 15 yearling steers, il steer calves, registered Hereford herd sire. 1973 M.F. 165 diesel tractor, power steering, approx. 400 hrs. 1968 M.F. 4 furrow 3 pt. plough, 1968 New Holland baler with thrower, like new, M.F. semi- mount power mower, 2 Int. roller bearing wagons with bale throwing racks, John Deere manure spreader, Int. drag cultivator, 20' hay eleva- tor, chain harrows, drag harrows, spring tooth har- rows, Massey 6 blade tiller, seed drill, 2 - 100 bus. grain boxes, large quantity of chick- en equipment, full line of modern machinery. Electric stove, 3 beds, chesterfield and 2 chairs, pictures, chest of drawers, washstand, lanterns, oxen yoke, air conditioner, antique rocker, antique chairs, quantit of furniture and antiques. Furniture sale at Il a.m. Machinery at 12 noon. Cattle sale at 2:;30 p.m. Terms cash. No reserve. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Rea boro, Ontarlo. 30-2 Saturday, August 10th. Auc- tion sale ot furniture, antiques and miscellaneous articles. The property of the new Ops Commun ity Centre Ladies' Auxilliary (ail proceeds for banquet facilities). 10' antique pine church pew, 4oak kitchen chairs, dr chest of drawers, low chest ot drawers, antique walnut chest with carved pulls, oak buffet, 6 press lback oak chairs, antique picture frames, partial set of Limoges dishes, 6 Canadian glass goblets, coal off lamps, crocks, antique wooden flower holer, 2 chair type turbinator basins¿, restaurant typemp"ec-i with french fry, steam table and g ridde Maens cho- Braea dia radin atforn0 galo li tock watern trough 2 trame honey extrac- tors, 9leathe uholsterd chairs, Pr. washstands, origi- nal ice cream parlour set, Boston rocker,'platform rock- er, old fern stand, piano stool, various occasional tables and chairs, scales; old insulators and sealers, old books, pic- tures, frames, mirrors, brass bird cage, Power-Boy lawn mower, paint sprayer and compressor, plus many other ver useful articles. Terms cas . No reserve. Sale time 12:30 p.m. Henry Kahn Auc- tion Services- 668-6189. 31-2 Walker-Liptay Ltd. Auctioneers Farm & Household Sales Livestock, Horses, Antiques OVE R "450 SA L E S" LAST YEAR Bill Walker 294-4970 Steve Liptay 263-2117 6-tf Auction sale, Sat., July 27, 1:15 p.m. at Saveon Products Warehouse on Hwy. 28 in the village of Bewdley, consisting of bedroom suite; marble top table; chests of drawers; armoire; electric fireplace; 9 x 12 rug; coffee table set; Victorian table; hat rack; lamps;dishes, glassware; electnical appliances; TV's and other articles still being consigned. Roger Bannister, auctioneer. 30 1 Saturday, August 3raclear- ing auction of restaurant and garage equipment, plus anti 9 e household items, for 7A ill Restaurant and Garage. Located in Nestleton, Dn 7A highway (8 miles east of Port Perry). Consisting in part: Electric fan (commercial), refrig., stainless steel pie display case 5', electric milk shake machine, 3 refrigera- tors, 2 electric pop coolers, wall air conditioner, chest freezer, Silex coffee maker, Heinz soup warmer, electric potato peeler, electric meat and vegetable warmer, pro- pane grill, propane deep fryer, 2 exhaust fans, electric pizza oven, Berkel meat slicer, 7 sets of chrome tables and chairs, 12 stools, counters, cigarette display cupboard and cabinet, restaurant plates, cups, saucers, glasses, ice cream dishes, pots, pans and other utensils, 3 old cash registers, antique baby carri- age, old kitchen cupboard, 2 butcher blocks, wooden wash- er, aluminum awnings, tire changer, electric service sta- tion bell and hose (like new), acetylene torch and stand, and many other misc. articles. Terms cash. No reserve. Business sold. Sale time 12:30 p.m. Henry Kahn, Auction Services, 668-6189. 30-2 Saturday, August 10th. Giv- ing up the beef business! Twilight auction sale of live- stock at Lindsay Community Sale Barn. The property of Carson Knox, Lot 15 Con. 2, Verulan Twp. 84 head of High Grade Hereford and Short- horn cattle, 46 Hereford and Shorthorn mature cows, 17 with calves by side, remaind- er due Sept., Oc.and Novem- ber, 4open heifers, 16 yearling steers, 1 Hereford bull. For further information contact Carson Knox 887-5711 or Carl Hickson. Sale at 7:30 p.m. SHARP! Carl Hickson, Auc- tioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324 9959. 31-2 R ea l E s ate URGENTLY REQUIREDH! We have cash buyers for homes 'in the Bowmanville area. Perhaps your home would bring top dollar? We'll be pleased to appraise t for you and help you locate the "home of your dreams". For friendly efficient sale of your, home Caîl P. & R. Realty Company, Realtor, Bennett Rd. and No. 2 Hwy. Bowman- ville 576-6120. 1 i R eaEs ai Liberty Street North: Custom built split level home, double garage, 3 large bedrooms, luxurious livingroom with fireplace, sliding glass doors to spacious backyard, lower level family room with fire- place and built-in bar, $64,900. Centre Street: Stately two stoney brick house, 5 bcd- rooms, spacious living and dining rooms, family room with stone fireplace, double garage, paved drive. Beauti~ fully restored and maintained', $89'500. 2 down, balance at 10 per cent. Campbellcroft: 25 acres, scenic wooded land, ideal retreat, homesite or mini- farm. $32,000., one-third down, balance at 8¾4 per cent. Cobourg: Retreat farm - 69 scenic acres, spring creek, small barn, 6 room brick and stone farmhouse -needs restoration. $68,500-. Port Hope: 2 year old split level brick house, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, double garage, family room, spacious living and dining rooms, large lot $55,000. terms. Campbellcroft: Commuter farm 25 acres, paved road frontage, small barn, modern 112 storey farmhouse. $85,000. terms. Stony Lake: Winterized cot tage, large lakefront lot, electric heat, spacious rooms, 3 pce. bath, guest cabin. Includes furniture and ap- pliances. $29,500. Ken Hockin Real Estate Ltd. Cobourg, Ont. Local Representative Ken Nicks a 623-4115 35Temperance St.31-1 REAL ESTATE MITED 10 Acres - Newtonville Area On quiet country lane with shade trees along the road. This high park-like setting as readv for building vour own home. Very private yet only 3 miles to 401. Asking price is $38,500. Good terms. Please call Judy Schuett. Pontypool 10 acres rolling and scenic 700 ft. road frontage. 3 bedroom brick bungalow. Walkout basement. 20 x 40 concrete Pool, 2 mile to Hw. Asking $69,500. Terms. Cal Bill Turansky. Kendal His A bungalow beside a sparkling brook on a 1 acre lot with mail and school bus at the door. A scenic area and a good road. Hurry for this one at only $59,900. Terms. Call Bill Turansky. Orono Older 2 storey brick home close to schools and shopping. Attached double garage and workshop. Sibuated on 14 acres with large garden. AskingC 47,500. with $10,000. down. Cal Ron Hurst. Century Home Situated on 8 scenic acres in Brooklin. This home has been completely restored. Original pine floors, large family room with fireplace. Laundry room off huge kitchen. 3 bathrooms. Double attached garage. Two barns and drive shed. Asking $142,500. with good terms. Call1 Ron Hurst. Mini Farm - Bowmanville Don't let this one slip by, they're few and far between. 4 acres of choice farm land with a large barn, ideal for several horses and a two storey 4 bedroom brick home in im- maculate condition. Asking only $74,900. Terms. Cali Tony Klompmaker. Newcastle Service station and house located on main street. Good gallonage and repair garage. An attractive business ven- ture in the rapidly growing Newcastle area. Priced to sell at $75,000 with good terms. Cali Ron Hurst. Rural Village - Solina Country living at its best in this trame - new aluminum sided 3 bedroorn home in excellent condition - large lot 95 x 200. A well maintained home low taxes. Asking $64,500. terms. Call Bill Su- therland. Bowmanville Retirement A nug brick- 2 bednoom bungalow -.ith breezeway to brick garae on large lot 77' x 132- high dry basement n ec. room area. Asking $46,500. terms. Caîl Bill Sutherland. Bowmanville Immediate possession of this new 2 stoney 4 bedroomn home sibuated on a quiet crescent on an oversized lot. Attached garage, bow window in living- noom, sliding glasscdoors off diningroom, 9 per cent mort- gage. Priced to sell at $55,900. Terms. Call Ron Hurst. Bowmanville Beat the high co'st of living by buying this exceptionally nice 3 bedroom semi with an existing 9 per cent mortgage. Asking only $46,500. with easy tenms. Cali Tony Klomp- maker. Bowmanville Executive Home Don't miss this opportunity to own one of the more elegant homes in the area on a good quiet street. This immaculate bungalow features private den, patio doors from kitchen to garden and attached gar- age. Beautifully landscaped and awaiting your inspection the vendors are anxious to sel at only $55,700. Terms. Cali Judy Schuett. Bowmanville This is a brand new 2 storey 4 bedroom home. Ideal for a large family on a good quiet street. Owner was transferred and unable to move in so must sacrifice. Asking $52,000. Terms. Cal Tony Klomp- maker. Bowmanville Owner transferred. Four-year aid split level semi-detached, 3 bedrooms, family room, in excellent condition. Asking $45,900. Terms. Contact Pat Yeo. Bowmanville 3 bedroom backsplit located on quiet crescent, completely finished basement with ban, thi 3 Idyear ai home is in motgg at 91 per cenb.th gd tenm.Asking only 5°3,000. Caî Ron Hurst. Newcastle If you're looking for a new home with lots of extras, lck no further. This is an extra wel built 3 bedroorn backsplit with fireplace, attached gar- age, walkout basement and a small stream right on your own property. Asking $58,500. Terms. Cali Tony Klompmak- er for an appointrnent today. Hampton This 3 bedroom brick country home sits on a large 150' x 250' property boasting a terrific view. Some of the extras in this custom home include a finished rec. roorn with bar, workshop, and -aillwool broadloom". Close to Oshawa, this bungalow is perfect for commuting and asking price is only $67,900. Terms. Please call Phyllis McRobbie or Judy Schuett. Pickering Bungalow No more comrnmuting, move before school starts into this spotless clean three bedroom bungalow plus nec. norr i th stone fireplace. Minutes from 401 and go-train, yet overlook- ing Fnenchmans Bay. Only $62,500r Terms.For quick sale for appointment calt Christa Winterhelt. Bowmanvimle Country Home Eveything you desire in a rural setting is in this beauti- fully planned 3 bedroom brick bungalow on a richly landsca- ped 2acre lot, patio doors lead from diningroom to private garden. Designed to meet the highest standards of baste and comfort m-rust be seenAsking only $78,500. Terms. Please caîl Phyllis McRobbie or Judy Schuett for deta ils. Oshawa South Spaciaus 4 bedroom backsplit semi on an attractive lot. Finishied rec. room with bar, broadloom, paved drive, fenc ed yard.7 per cent mortgage Value plus at e5,900. Tcrms. CaîliBill Turarsky. Bowmanvi île This lovely 2 storey brick home is broadloomed with "extra good" carpeting fol lowing the rich theme throughout. Family room has large natural fireplace and patio doors to garden Kitchn s -large famîiy'siz. On one of our nicer streets. Asking price is $58,900. Terms. For debails call Judy Schuetb Orono Bungalow Why rent if you can own for only $46,500. with a large 9 per cent mortgage your own spotless edean home. 3 bed- rooms, extra b°droom plus large nec. room in basement. Broadloom throughout. Fenc- cd and larîdscaped lot. Owners moving, anxious to sell. For apphintment cali Christa Win tenhelb. Bowmanville 3 bedraom 3 year old bungalow. Lovely large kit- chen and livingroorn. Good garden for small children is fenced completely. Well land scaped property. Excellent value at only $47,000. Terms. Call Judy Schuett. Bay Ridges Attractive 3 bedroom back- split with 4 appliances, on nicely landscaped lot close to school and shopping. Immedi- ate possession, priced at $57,900. Terms. Cali Bill Turansky. Are You Considering a MOVE or TRANSFER? We are equipped to handle your home needs anywhere in Canada and U.S.A. Coast bo Coasti Real Estate Service After Hours Call: Charlie Reid Orono983-5914 Roy Foster Orono 983-5801 Bill Turansky - Orono 983-5420 Bill Sutherland 623-3102 Phyllis McRobbie 623-7159 Audrey Plain 623-3563 Paf Yeo 623-3077 Dane Found 623-3965 Kay Brown 623-3150 Tony Klompmaker 623 2052 Judy Schuett -Orono 983-5061 Christa Winterhelt Orono 983-5465 Ron Hurst -Orono 983-5131 31 $ O SL D 'T 137 King St. E., Bowmanvilie ru ýeN9TBE IH 623-7694 - 623-7ï61 REALTOR COME JOIN US!RE BE A + BLOO DONOR STATE LY older brick home n Bowmanville, presently used as a duplex but could easily be converted back to lovely spacious family home, ideal localion. ASKING $45,900. Harold Rout 623-3878 Marie Berrill - 728-7661 Mary Smith Newtonville 786-2283 & 786-2991 Ursola Beeching 576-4547 Elsie Spencer 623-3259, Rolly Spencer 623- 7694 31-i mommopilawlum Allan Rout Edwin Jeans' Shirley Hogg Mac McDonald Wilfe Hawke Helen McDonald Lloyd Atchison - 725-0353 623-7152 623-3500 623-3911 983-5274 623-3911 705-932-2770 31 1 REALTUE 30 King St. W. Bowma nville 623-4403 OSHAWA North east is the location of this well built 4 bedroom 12 brick home featuring separate diningroom, 2 washrooms and large rec. room. Priced to selI. Vendor will hold mortgage. BLACKSTOCK This lovely 3 year old, 3 bedroom bungatow with spa- cious L-shaped living-dining room, lots of kitchen cup- boards and rec. room situated on large lot offers you country living with shopping and schools within walking dis- tance. Vendors moving away. HAYDON A quYiet, small village is the dde'alset'ing for this new, well built 3 bedroorn brick bunga low with attached garage, clean electric heating and nice layout on lot 66 x 165. COUpTICE Lovely treed building lot with 330 foot frontage on paved road, suitable for executive oe 1750 square feet and upý. Vendor vill hold mort- gage- CARMEL Build your dream home on this lovely 187' x 731' country lot. Permils available. Ver affordableatonly$12,250. with small down payment. STORES OR OFFICES FOR RIENT Each one about 1,000 square feet, completely modernized, air conditioned, electrically heated, terrific location right on Main Street in Orono. $250.00 per month. After 5:00 Call: Elfie Jost 263-2032 Dave Allison 987-4867 Melville Dale 623-5638 Peggy Gray - 576-3889 Ed Drumm 725-9345 Peter Chopee 725-1846 Lynda Kinsman 728-7824 Pamîela Carr 728-3734 Reg Aker 725-0201 BiIl McFeeters 725-1726 'Established 1936" 31 1 George Blyleven REALTOR Phone 623-5300 BOWMANVILLE -Centrally iocated 5 room well kept semi detached home in quiet area. Excellent retirement or home for beginners. Priced at $25900. BOWMANVILLE: Centrally located secluded building lot 66 x 165 ft. Priced at $24,900. BOWMANVILLE: Spacious brick home divided into two apartments with separate en- trance on large lot. Priced at $44,900. BLACKSTOCK: 50 acre land with frontage on 2 roads with wooded hill, very attractive building site. $49,960 KINMOUNT AREA: 27 acres with two large falîs and 850 ft. frontage on Burnt River. Priced at $29,500. Phone: Geo. Blyleven Dick Woudstra 623-5300 983-5915 31-1 PRIVATE Lot for Sale iri Bowmanville, 100 ft. frontage by 489 ft-dwilb be soldto highe.st biddcr by Sept. lst. Apply Box i . Bowmanville, Ont 312x ir - .-.~e ~ e. a REALTOR 623-2503 BOWMANVILLE 4 new semi-detached homes nov being completed with 1/2 baths, 4 bedrooms and walk- out to balcony, overlooking park, call for information. BOWMANVILLE Recertly completed 3 bed- room bungalow with attached garage, full basemenf and broadloom throughout, close to schools and shopping, asking $49,500. with terms. ORONO 1 year old 2 storey home with 4 bedrooms and 1 baths on lot 75 x 100, asking $46,500. with terms BOWMANVILLE Older 2 bedroom bungalow, very central close to shopping and school, asking $40,000. BOWMANVILLE Older 3 bedroom bungalow newly renovated and decorat- cd, close bo school, excellent starter or retirerent home, asking $39,900. with terms. BOWMANVILLE Small store on main street, ideal setup for barber shop or office, small apartment above, asking$22,000. After hours: G. Stephen G. Beech G. Brown J. Barton P. Kowal Jr. 623-3968 623-5265 623-3702 623-3098 623-5868 31-1 ORONO Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hancock were her brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arnold of Cardiff, Ontario. Mr. Norman Allin was recently transferred to the Sunnybrook Hospital from the Oshawa General Hospital. Mrs. F. Sherriffs and daugh- ter Mrs. Neil Gowe of Scar- borough visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hancock on Saturday. During the month of August, Kirby, Orono and Newcastle congregations will meet in the Newcastle United Church at 10:30 a.m. each Sunday. Special Pastoral work for the two charges for August will be in the hands of Rev. T. Smith of Newcastle. Mrs. Cecil Tebble of Mill Street is a patient in the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patton have been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson and other relatives at Upper- wards Creek, Kings County, Sussex, New Brunswick. Mrs. Albert E. MacKay, age 63, of Oshawa, passed away following a short illness at the Oshawa General Hospital on Friday. July 26th. Funeral service was held on Monday. She is survived by her husband Albert Edward MacKay and several children, one son is Dennis of Orono. Miss Merle Power, Miss Hazel Power, Mr. Power of Oshawa with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Power spent Monday enjoying a motor trip in the north. Commissioners' Honorariums Durham region council has decided to pay honorariums to the chairman and members of the regional Board of Police Commissioners. Chairman Judge J. P. Kelly will get $6,000 per year and members Thomas Jermyn and Lorne Graham $5,000 per year. Councillor Ivan Hobbs, one of the council members on the board, said the board bas had 30 meetings in the past month some of which lasted from 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. He added that members of the boards of other regional municipalities earn similar honorariums. B DEADLINE FOR CLASSUFIED Tues., 4:30 p.m Peter Kowal, Jr. Real Estate & Insurance Ltd. 52 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2453 REALTOR BOWMANVILLE - $55,000. 3 bedroom brick bungalow loca- ted on 60 x 100 ft. landscaped lot in quiet residential area, excellent condition. MAPLE GROVE AREA, 10 acres plus 8 room- home with all conveniences. Quiet coun- try living. Asking $69,800. 6 ROOM nicely finished home, garage with 2 work rooms, and basement for extra car or pony stable on 31/2 acres of land with creek which flows through entire lot. Asking $68,000. KEN HOCKIN REAL ESTATE LTD. U EAL t O ER REALTOR ON THE EAST SIDE OF HWY. 45 AT HWY. 401 OWN YOUR OWN PRIVATE SHANGR I-LA with sun, sand and sea in the (iulf of Mexico. Start your land purchase today with as little as $1,400 down and $115 per month. See our 12 minute film and fly with us to warm wonderful Padre Isles. For more informaion mail complete coupon to: Ken Hockin Real Estate Limited c-o K. Nicks, Sales Consultant 35 Temperance St., Bowmanville 623-4115 - 623-5580 1 PONTYPOOL Visitors with Mr. and Mrs Earl Wright during the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hopkins of Vancouver and Mrs. Masters, Mrs. Wright's mother. Barbara Pleadwell is holi- daying with her grandparents in Moncton, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Wieringen held a family reunion at their cottage at Fenelon Falls on Sunday afternoon and evening. Ap- proximately 50 were present for a get together with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Van Wieringen, Gerda and Carla, who return home to Holland this Sunday. Omemee and District Soft- ball playoffs started on Sun- day. Pontypool defeated Bail- ieboro 8-2 in the first of their two out of three series. In the Scugog league Janetville won 7-6 over our team in a see-saw baffle that started out with Pontypool leading 3-0. Again we remind you of the Ball Tournament in Pontypool Park this coming holiday weekend, commencing Sat. a.m. at 10 o'clock. The local Park Board would like your support for this tournament, a first for Pontypool. (See Coming Events) Mrs. Wilma Hyland and family are enjoying a two weeks' holiday at a cottage on Stoney Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnston and family also have a cottage on Stoney Lake for the summer months. Paul Richardson attended a hockey school at Haliburton for two weeks recently. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Molner and daughter and Mrs. Fajt of Brantford visited with rela- tives in the area over i the weekend. Saturday and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lowes, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lowes and family of Peter- borough and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark and children of Paisley Region to Apply For $318,000 Durham Region will receive an additional, $318,000 from Queen's Park in 1974 road subsidies. Normal subsidies from the province cover about 50 per cent of road costs, but a letter from the Minister of Trans portation and Communica- tions presented to the regional finance committee says this year's grant will be raised to 58 per cent if formal applica- tion is made. The committee promptly decided to recommend to council that the offer be accepted with gratitude, and formal application be made as soon as possible Finance Committee Chair- man George Ashe said he will suggest to council that the money be used to reduce the' one million dollars in deferred payments in the works depart- ment budget. OPPOSE HYDRO ROUTE Farmers from Darlington to Brighton met last Friday hight in Castleton to express their unamimous opposition to the proposed 500 KV trans- mission line route as proposed by Ontario Hydro. The meet- ing was held to unify the opposition to the route. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WEEKLY REPORT For the week of July 22 28 inclusive Admissions . . 54 Births- 3 male, 4 female 7 Discharges............66 Major Operations ........6 Minor Operations ........15 Emergency Treatments ..381 Visiting hours il a.m. - 8 p.m. daily. r- à e2