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Miller Real Estate Ltd AUCTIONEER: REPRESENTATIVE UNIQUE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ON EXPANSING 1 ACRE (approx.) LOT AUCTIONEER: REPRESENTATIVE Att AUCTIONEER: REPRESENTATIVE SATURDAY, APRIL 24TH AT 1:00 PM 797 BARTON STREET E.. HAMILTON 403 Bronte Rd., Oakville 797 Barton St. E., Hamiltton 1208 Greenwood Cres., Oakville 3012 Riverview St., Oakville 1121 Pilgrams Way, Oakville 4 Industrial Rd., Mr. Brydges Sunrise Harbourage, Sault Ste. Marie 93 Roxborough Dr., Rosedale SUNDAY, APRIL 25TH AT 4:00 PM 3012 RIVERVIEW ST., OAKVILLE Inspect This Sunday, 2â€"2:45 p.m. UPCOMING Auctions MAGNIFICENT RAVINE VIEW FULL ENSUITEâ€"BASEMENT/ ARESIDENCE OF UNIQUE FINISHING TOUCHES THIS SUNDAY AT 3:00 P.M. 403 BRONTE ROAD, OAKVILLE Inspect Sunday, 2:30â€"3 p.m. FAMILY ROOM WALKâ€"OUT RE i David Crook* TIVE: Cindy Humphries* Century 21 Miller Real Estate (416) 845â€"9180 AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION David Crook® Cindy Humphries® David Crook* Stephanie Penney* AUCTIONEER: David Crook* REPRESENTATIVE: Barry Matthews® 4. MRS. R. CASH TO $450.00K 2 MRS. J . BUYER TO $300.000 C4 AUCTIONEER: David Crook* REPRESENTATIVE: David Black* 3. MR P CASH TO $500,000 IN OAKVILLE CIRCA 1927: ON 1 ACRE (approx.) FACING SOUTH TO THE ROSEDALE RAVINE MR. J. CASH TO $900.000 IN EAST OAKVILLE MRS. A. CASH TO $240,000 IN BRONTE MR. & MRS. G. CASH TO $850,000 FOR LAKEFRONT TORONTO BUYER TO $70% SATURDAY, APRIL 3RO AT 1:00 P.M. 93 ROXBOROUGH DRIVE, ROSEDALE ALFRED CHAPMAN‘S "ROSE HALL® SUNDAY, APRIL 25TH AT 1 PM. 1208 GREENWOOD CRES., OAKVILLE Inspect This Sunday, 1:30â€"2:15 p.m. RS. J., BUYER TO $300,000 C IN OAKVILLE as just soid at JJM storey, 34 bedrco ime with ensute #r with hreplace in Gie mev area Call Ralt? Mamnews* R45.01RB HOMES WANTED AUCTION AUCTION 845â€"9180 IN OAKVILLE J00 CASH IN OAKVILLE 467 Speers Rd. $146 900 FREEHOLD SPOTLESS $159 900 QUIET COURT SPOTLESS $3,500 MONTHLY 4,000 SQ. FT. $159.900 FINISHED BASEMENT $259 900 4 BDRMS + INLAW SUITE ADRIANO FERREIRA* ADRIANO FERREIRA* ADRIANO FERREIRA* ADRIANO FERREIRA* ADRIANO FERREIRA* $159,500 IMMEDIATE POSS e driveway, 3 bdrms, inlaw suite REAL EFSTATE nainted ery. has all equipmen hed basement don t forget your pruning paste. Happy pruning! Mark Cullen is President of Weall and Cullen Nurseries. Listen to him on THE GARâ€" DEN SHOW CFRB 1010 Saturdays 10 to noon. You can prune the suckers and weak wood off fruit trees, but save the major pruning until after fruiting, or in the fall. And one last tip ... sterilize your pruning tools in chloâ€" rine bleach before you start cutting. If you‘re pruning out a disease, sterilize before each cut. And don‘t forget your Now‘s the time to prune summerâ€"flowâ€" ering shrubs like butâ€" terfly bush, roses (not climbers), clematis and hydrangea. Trees that bleed like maple, birch and walnut should NOT be pruned now. Wait till they‘re in full leaf in midâ€"summer when the sap runs slowest. Shrubs should be pruned by thinning not shearing. And always prune to an outward facing bud. Spreading evergreens should be thinned too, to allow more light to enter the plant so they don‘t brown out underâ€" neath. Save the sharâ€" ing _ for yews, junipers and cedars that you want to shape into globes, pyramids and hedges. Don‘t prune out or shear off the central leader of an upright tree that you want to retain in its natural shape. Next, if you have any old shrubs that have become huge and unruly and haven‘t been producâ€" ing much in the way of new leaves and blossoms, you can rejuvenate them over several years by cutâ€" ting one or two main branches down to ground level each spring. Except for an attempt to rejuvenate old shrubs though, generally speaking, springâ€"flowering plants should not be pruned until after flowering. With lilac for instance, you should remove the dead flower heads as soon after flowering as possible. Lilac and many other springâ€" flowering shrubs begin to set next year‘s flower buds soon after this year‘s blossoms have faded. (From RE 18) aged branches from evergreens, hedges, trees and shrubs. Cuts larger than an inch in diameter should be sealed over with pruning paste or paint. Ready prune!