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SELL RENT * tential, _spot 10 - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wedntrns fig, 5,1972 Real Estate Be Your Own Boss 4 miles north of Port Perry, commercial property, Pd garage, approx. 30 x 45, in- cluding a 2 storey, 7 room frame home, separate dining room, 1% baths all modern conveniences, in good loca- tion, could have excellent po- Only $8000. down, Full Price $25.900. Vacant Land North of Port Perry, 85 acres some workable including river frontage, some bush, excellent for skidooing, 48 miles from Toronto, Full Price $20,000. with terms. - 10 Miles North of Oshawa $5000. down for this charm- ing 3 bedroom frame bunga- low, all modern convenien. ces, tile and broadloom, on good paved road, excellent or gardener, Vendor will all offers, Full Price $26,900 Creswell 1 acre of vacant land, high and dry, could be divided into building lots, a few feet from main highway. Full Price $5, 500. Call Anyiime MARION HOPKINS 9857215 or 668.3548. - 3 pegs Bs _| Oshawa SWAP « HIRE * BUY - "SELL RE NT « SWAP - H {IRE ' i ma News We are about back to normal after the holiday season. It was nice while' it. lasted but enough is enough even of a good thing. No vital statistics locally this week but the Venners were thrilled to have a new grandchild arrive at Peterborough Hospital on December 30th. (Mrs. Venner's" birthday). She is Emma Irene, a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Dave Newman. Mr. Lion Standish needed to enter Port Perry Hospital about a week ago but has now been discharged. Mr. and Mrs. A. Switzer and daughters left us on Thursday to live in Oshawa and their place has been taken by Mr. and Mrs. Black from Oshawa. Mrs. McNeil came back home again on Sunday after her Christmas visit in Oak- ville. Mrs. Reta Boe seems to have been able to keep busy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boe of Kingston were with her for 3 days and Christmas and Mr. and Mrs. Ross: Dowson and family from-Port Perry were Christmas dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Suddard of _ spent _Sunday, December 26th with her, On' New. Year's day, Mr. and- Mrs. Dowson 'entertained Mrs.. Boe and the Carl Boe family. . The B.L. Wanamakers had quite a week. On Monday, December 27, they had Mr. and Mrs. Earle Martyn and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Martyn of "Prince Albert and Mrs. Dorothy Simpson from England as dinner guests. They entertained their granddaughters Linda and Mary Lee of Oshawa during the week. Then on New Years day, they had 16 for dinner, including Mr. .and Mrs. Glenn Wanamaker, Mr. and -Mrs. Bill Gibson and Tony, 'Mr. and Mrs. R. to patio. Only $31,000. REALTOR $4500 down buys modern 3 bedroom brick bunga- low, attached garage, hollywood kitchen, oak floors. - & broadloom, sliding glass doors from dining room Nicely decorated. Immediate possession, Reynolds and Mrs, Beatrice Demara from town and the Ron . Wanamakers from Oshawa. Mr. and - Mrs, Neil Wanamaker had Mr. and Mrs. 'lan Fraser and daughter of Toronto as visitors. On Wednesday, Mr, and "Mrs. Jack Clarke and family of -Oakville had supper and an evening chat with the Lawrence Nicholls family. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Short's' New Years visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Lou Short and family of 'Brooklin apd the Murray Short family of Cresswell. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Short _ spent the holiday. with Mr. anxious to sell. THOS.N.SHEA LTD. TEALTOR NEW BUNGALOWS : Three bedrooms, spacious kitchen, choice of floors, walking distance to shopping and schools. Asking $22,500 and up with $2,500 down to one mortgage. ; Call Ci LAKEFRONT COTTAGE ~~ Well wooded large lakefront lot with a well kept 3 bedroom cottage. Well furnished, modern con- veniences. Excellent location fdr ski-dooing. Owner Enquire to-day. LAKEFRONT LOT Accessible - all year. Quiet area. Lot 85 x 187, partially treed. Priced to sell. Call to-day. SCHOOLHOUSE Partially renovated, new oil furnace installed, 240 ft. drilled well. Situated on a picturesque one acre parcel. Asking $14,500. Call now. LAKEFRONT HOME 'Electrically. heated, aluminum siding, three bed- room bungalow. Beamed ceilings, casement wind- ows, knotty pine cupboards, .utility room, family room, fireplace, 1% baths. Large well wooded lakefront lot. - Enquire -to-day. : BUILDING SITE 7 acre building site en good road. School bus service. Asking $7,500. with low down payment. Call today. PHONE: 9835-3031 Toronto Direct Line -- 297-1290 Open Until 9:00 p.m. Manager - MARJORIE TRIPP 985-7606 MILTON FISHER 9864743 3 PATE, brick bungalow in Port DOTY. close to schools and hospitals, landscaped, private drive, all modern conveniences, only 2 years old. Priced to sell, $25,800 with $3,000 down. 3 bedroom brick bungalow with attached garage and extra building lot, suitable for V.L.A., separate" dining room, modern living room with fire-place, --laundry room- off kitchen, also rec. room: ~Saerifice only $29,900 with terms. PORT PERRY -- EXTRA LOT 1% storey, 7 room frame home, furnace, bath, separate dining room, oak floors. Close to down- town. Only $23,500 with half down. 11, ACRES - POND - GARDEN SOIL 2 storey 8 room frame home overlooking "mill pond, excellent view, all modern conveniences, "modern living room with huge picture window, ex- cellent family home on paved road. Asking $26,500. 10 acres scenic wooded property with approx. 2000 ft. of river frontage, near Seagrave. Mature hardwood bush, ideal camp site or retreat property. $9,800 with $2, 000 down. 55 acres vacant land north of Port Perry with ex- cellent pond site, river along west boundary of pro- perty, natural bird sanclusry, ideal Building site.' $23,000 - with $5000 down.- : = HIGHWAY FARM WITH VIEW 100 acres medium clay loam, 2 storey 8 room brick home with all conveniences. 21 ft. living room with large picture window with 30 mile view, double attached garage, bank. barn, excellent pond site, 5 miles from Port Perry. Call for information. Owner Anxious. 25 acres with 14' deep pond. Nonquon river crosses property. Wooded and secluded area near Seagrave. $15,900 with 3% down. Building lot in Caesarea 150 x 130, close to lake. Basement and sub floor in. $5,000 Cash. Call 'George Stone F.R.L 985-2632 Lila 4 : 7 'and Mrs. Doug Hamilton in Sunderland. Mrs: Gladys Short was already there. - Mr. -and Mrs, Heywood * Short did things up brown by taking all their family' (Ken's and Jack's) and Mr, Art Gordan to Rock Haven in Peterborough 'for = New Years. At the Belair home for Saturday evening dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryant from Port Perry and Robert fron Scugog. The'Bruce Carrs had New Years dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Nicholls in Orillia. --Mrs.-Aileen- McMillan and _ Mrs. Bessie Fishley spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Doug McMillan and son in Prince Albert. a Now we know the why of all the cars at Ellesworth Kennedys last week. They had a Christmas party with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Plough- man, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jordan and. Bill from town NT 'and Mr; and Mrs. ; Kennedy and Jay from was GF Lian Lh id dahik . SWA ) Toronto as' guests. They all returned at 'New Years and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jordan from Port Perry came too. The annual 8.8. meeting héld on Monday evening. Reports showed finances to be satisfactory. The election of teachers and officers showed = few changes. Mr. Cliff Short steps up to be Supt. No. 1 'with Bruce Carr and Don Beacock as assistants.--Ken--Sturman remains as treasurer. Some plans were made. for S.S. anniversary 'which' will be held on May 28th this year, Some improvement was noted as regards to services on Sunday. Communion was conducted at -the 'morning service by Rev. L. Critch ~ assisted by Wm. Keen and Mrs. Clements, At S.S. 'Mark Sturman dashed "up with the first birthday offering for 1972. Scugog The "Head" U.C.W. will meet at the home. of Mrs. --Helen Redman to-night. : - "strength, resulting i in hernia Among those who celeb- brated Christmas with __ family gatherings:were Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cawker and family with cousins at Bay Ridges. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fralick and family at the home of their daughter Mr. - and Mrs. Ross Sutherland in Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Aldred with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Aldred in Toronto. Mr. ;-and Mrs. Alfred Angus and family of Port Perry with the "Nelson Reader, Mr. and Mrs. --Allan--Redman and - family with relatives in Omemee. A large number of the Carter family with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Redman and sons in Whitby at the home of Helen's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gerrow and Anson entertained the former's sons and the two sisters of Anson and Don. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reader were at home with all of their family and on Christmas night, son Bill, started off on a*week's trip to Northern Newfoundland. On Christmas Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Redman entertained all of the Red- man families for dinner. We were pleased to receive Christmas 'greetings and messages from Rev. and Mrs. John Braham. As usual they've. had a very busy year. Mrs. Braham is still a very vivacious person and on one occasion taxed his operations in 'March and November. We trust he is _ taking it easier and will soon + HIRE . secretary- , Ron +) 4 k [} recover. Our Sympathy is indeed extended to them in the September bereavement of their dear daughter, Ruth. We were glad to hear from Mrs. C.C. Gilbert, wife of a former minister, and learn that she is still living in Beamsville and quite well, It was remembered by former residents such as the nice to be . ' is daughters' of the Givens family and Mrs, Maye Ploss of Port View Beach who were faithful adherents of the "Head" Sun. School during summer months, also Mrs. Alex Martyn, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Miss Laura Medham; Mrs. Sarah- Fulford and Mystery Sisters 'who ever they may be. The New Year attendance at ""Grace" church is holding quite well. Rev. Pogue's message was very timely "and inspiring as we enter our New Year. The main thought and direction was that we put ourselves in the hand of God. There will be a Communion Service on the 3rd Sunday. There will be a Congregational © near the end of the month so get those reports all ready prior to that date please. 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