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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Nov. 21, 1973 Ls Il DEADLINE FO CLASSIFIED Tues., 4:30 p.m. Wll look after children in my own home, references if required. Phone 623-4806. 47-1x WILL Babysit pre-school children in my home, 8-6 p.m. Monday-Friday. Phone 623- 4664. 47-1 ÉXPERIENCED person will lookafter children in my own home. I live in the Waverly Rd. area. Phone 623-5331. 47-1 x WELL DRILLING. Cathmar Well Drilling Ltd., Pontypool. Phone 705-277-2504. Il -tf WATER Wells bored, 30" tile. Ward's Well Boring. Tele phone 342-2030. Representa- tive Harry L. Wade, Tele phone9874531. 16-tf WATER wells bored or drill- ed. Canada Drilling Company. Phone Oshawa 576:6004. Re- presentative Harry L. Wade, Newcastle 987-4531. 22-tf DARLI NGTON MASON R Y Brick, Block, Stone CHIMNEYS& FIREPLACES CHIMNEY CLEANING Phone 623-2176 45-tf AL. G. OS BORNE Carpet - Upholstery Professionally Cleaned FREE ESTIMATES Phone 623-2002 BOWMANVILLE 31-tf JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS- FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONE HAMPTON 263-2151 Mail Address: P.O. Box 43 - Bowmanville 30-tf VINCE MOORE (Cymru Decor) Paperhanging - Painting Ca rpenfry HOUSERENOVATING 247 Liberty N., Bowmanville 623-3568 26-fi S. POLS MASON RY Bricks, Blocks, Stone, Chimneys & Fireplaces Phone 263-8035 46-4x M& L BUILDING CARPENTRY RENOVATING - PAINTING TILE FLOORING ALUMINUM SIDING CONCRETE WORK FENCING - REC.ROOMS Phone 623-219644-8x BOB BEERS 137 ELGIN STREET P"umbing - Heating Pressure Systems New Work and Repairs Service and Estimates CaIl 623-2641 33- 1 Refrigeration and Appliance Service Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration - Milk Coolers Phone BERT SYER Days - 623-5774 Nights 623-3177 Lander Hardware and ELECTRIC 1-ff Dave's Plumbing, Heating and Electrical COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIALand RESIDENTIAL F R E E ESTIMATES R. R. 1 Orono 786-2471 33-f Mountjoy Backhoe Service Trenches - Drains Foundations and Septic Tanks Dug and Backfilled GRAVEL1 VAN MOUNTJOY Blackstock 986-4737 47-1 1 Mff Aucio ae ReaIs e Livestock Sales at Durham County Sales Arena Orono-Every Thurs., 7:30 p.m. Selling Horses, Cattle, Swine, Calves, Sheep, etc. Wm. Mosley, Auctioneer and Proprietor. Phone 6234685 or 983-9363, Orono. 20-tf Auction Sale at Pethick's Auction Barn, Haydon, one mile east of Enniskillen, on Saturday evening Nov. 24. Two cbesterfield suites, dressers, washstands, and many other articles. Sale 7 o'clock. Cliff Pethick, Auction- eer. 47-1 Auction Sale Sat. Nov. 24, 1:15 at Saveon Products Ware- house on Hwy. 28 in the village of Bewdley consisting of clock, oak desk, vanity, wash stand, tables, chairs, chesterfield, chest of drawers, beds, car- pets, rocking chair, crocks, oil lamp, dishes, glassware, books, T.V., electrical appli- ances, quantity of new articles and other items still being consigned. Roger Bannister, Auctioneer. 797-2651. 47-1 Auction Sale modern and antique furniture to be held at Stirtevant's Auction Hall, 27 Hall St., Oshawa on Thurs. evening Nov. 22 at 6 p.m. Electric stove, swivel office chair, antique rocking chair, radio (floor model), colonial coffee table, television, port- able sewing machine, indust- lal vacuum.cleaner, electric broom, wringer washing mac- hine, wardrobe, pole lamp, colonial diningroom table and two chairs, 9 pc. diningroom suite (good condition), elec- tric lawn mower, buggy seat, old pine desk, occupied Japan dishes, siiverware, 2 brass wail ligbts, brass eiectric hanginglamp, antique dishes, wall mirror, picture frames, wooi winder. List not com- plete, al furniture welcome. Sale every Tuesday and Thur- sday evening' 6 p.m. Sales- room open every evening 7-9 p.m. Monday to F riday. Myles King Auctioneer and Cartage 725 5751. 47-1 Saturday, November 24 Auction sale of household furniture, dishes, etc. will be held at the farm of Geo. Marsh, Lot 13, Con. 3, Reach Twp., 2 miles south of Man- chester on Hwy. 7 & 12, 1st farm east of the service station. Fridge, stove, wash- ing machines, colonial ches- terfield suite, desk and swivel chair, portable televisions, bedroom suites, kitchen tables and chairs, bed head boards, large qu. of other consign- ments, new and damaged furniture. Yamaha motor- cycle (1967) 125cc. 16 ft. Kayak boat, 21/2 hp motor, Terms Cash, sale at 1 p.m. Sale will be held indoors. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auction- eers, Gerald Graham, Clerk. 47-1 Friday Evening, November 23 at 5:30 Auction sale of antique furni- ture, dishes, etc. The estate of the late Walter R. Traviss, of Newmarket This sale will be held at Victoria Square Community Hall, west of Unionville on No. 7 Hwy. and 34 miles north on Don Mills Road, or 212 miles south of Gormley. 2 Iron cook stoves (very ornate) good, Findlay oval cook stove, 2 round iron box stoves, nickel trimmed, with mica in door and around the top of the fire box, both stoves have a baking oven at the back, this type of stove is very scarce, these are both in excellent condition. Long pine harvest table and 8 chairs (good) Boston rocker, round walnut table, pine cupboard, large Jaques and Hayes sideboard very ornate, excellent condition, round din- ing room table, ice cream chairs, wicker bottom chairs, cherry wood table, large pine wardrobe, pine quilt chests, pine chests of drawers, pine sideboard with carved lion heads and wooden pulls, oak desks, fan back chairs, se- veral antique bedroom suites, buli's eye bed, large Brussels carpet like new, qu. of dishes including. a sefting for il or 12 of opaque porcelain china (good) 4 ft. wall clock (made by F. Kroeber) good con- dition, old McFaick calenders 1927 and 28, several horse pictures including Dan Patch and Lou Dillan, old books, arithmetic dating back to 1880, old bottles, tins, tools, large qu. of unusual articles. Note, this is a sale that you will not want to miss, everything came out of this old house, and has been used by Mr. Traviss until recentIy, everything is in good condition. We will be selling by number, so come early and register. Terms Cash, sale at 5:30 p.m. sharp, beginning with the small goods, as this is a large sale we must start on time, this is just a partial list. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, Phone (705) 357-3270, Gerald Graam Clerk. Lunch will be available. 47-1 STEVE LIPTAY Auctioneer 263-2117 i for îund- 43-tf Antique Auction Grist Mill Auction Barn Newtonville SATURDAY, NOVEMBER24 12:00 NOON Pencil Post 4-poster bed, brass bed, spool beds, tiffany table lamp, hanging tiffany larnp, Original Gone-Wifh- The-Wind lamp, many coal oil lamps including 3 bullseye, 5 walnut dining c hairs (signed), Boston - Salem - Lincoln - Victorian Rockers, old dolls, toilet set, settee, washstands, chests of drawers, dressers, tea wagons, spinning wheel, gramophones, frames, buf- fets, records, solid extension dining table and six matching chairs, blanket boxes, chicken coop chairs, what-nots, wicker cradle and carriage, Birdseye maple stand, drop-leaf and Victorian tables, French-type phone, Quebec and tramps benches, wool-winders, crocks, iron pots, butter bowls, candle molds, Heintz- man Piano, secretary desk, clock shelves, china lardiniere and matching stand, carnival and depression Glass, and many other interesting and collectible items. Plan to attend this final antique Auct- ion. Terms-Cash. Auctioneers: Bob and Frank Stapleton 786 2244. 47 1 TeMUnerS Ontario Ministry of Government Services -G E NE RAL CONTRACTORS SEALED TENDERS will be received until 3:00 P.M. LOCAL TIME on Thurs., Nov. 29, 1973 For the Conversion of Existinc Office Accommodation to Ac~ commodation for Medical Facilities at the Ministry o1 Correctional Services, Brook- side School, Cobourg, Ontario. Tender Documents may be obtained from the Ministry of Government Services Region- al Office, 322 Kent Street West, Lindsay, Ontario, Tele. phone No. 324-9188 or fromthe Ministry of Government Ser- vices, Public Tenders Office, Room M1-43A, Macdonald Block, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, Telephone No. 965- 1152. A $7,500.00 Bid Bond, a 100 percent Performance Bond and a 50 percent Payment Bond will be required as specified. For further information re- garding this tender, please call Mr. V. Hawkins, Ministry of Government Services, Tor- onto, Ontario, Telephone No. 965-1152 or the Regional Man- ager, Lindsay, Ontario, Tele- phone No. 324-9188. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J.C. Thatcher Deputy Minister. 46-2 URGENTLY RÈQUIRED!! We have cash buyers for homes in the Bowmanville- area. Perhaps your home would bring top dollar? We'Il be pleased to appraise it for you and help you locate the "home of your dreams". For friendly efficient sale of your home Call P. & R, Realty Company, Realtor, Bennett Rd. and No. 2 Hwy. Bowman- ville623-2330. 42-tf mR~el stte I 3e William D. Allan President 1698 Eglinton Ave. East Toronto, Ont. M4A 1J7 757-3641 FOR SALE - 22 acres land with barn. Taunton Road, Bowmanville. List price $50,000. Contact John Masse- link. 416 757 3641 William Allan Real Estate Co., Ltd. 47-1 STARTER HOME With only $200.00 down pay- ment and your own building lot you can be living in a new Beaver Home of your own this summer. The low, low mort- gages on many Beaver Homes carries for less than most rent payments and offers you future equity. Overall cost too, s often thousands of dollars less because of Beaver's factory precision building me thods and volurne puchasing power in the building mat- erials industry. So if you're fed up with making costly repairs to your present horne * ' or if you're shopping for a newer home or have outgrown the place you're renting . . . make your move to a new Beaver Home. You'll be glad you did. Phone RAY NORTHEY 62 Stevenson Rd. N. - Oshawa 723-3558 40-tf OFFERS to Purchase the CADMUS CHURCH PRO- PERTY - being the S.W. part of Lot 19 Con. V, Cart. wright, will be received by the undersigned until Monday evening, December 10th, 1973. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted. Phone R. Larmer (416) 986-4487 for information. Chairman of Board of Trustees, L. S. Malcolm, Nestleton, R.R. 1, Ontario. 47-2 Ra FOR SALI 623-76941 137 King St. E, Bowmanville 623-7694 - 623-7661 REALTOR SMALL FARM, 25 acres with ponds and creek, custom built all wood bungalow, 3 bedroorns, study, cathedral ceilings in front room, fire- place, walk out to swimming pool, located in Garden Hill. NEWCASTLE, 9 room solid brick home, possible duplex, full basement, fireplace, sin- gle car garage, ASKING ONLY $32,900. Banner Passant - 623-3258 Ursula Beeching - 576-4547 Marie Berrill - 728-7661 Elsie Spencer - 623-3259 Mary Smith - Newtonville Rolly Spencer 786-2283 - 623-7694 47-1 REALTOR Lake Front Property Large bungalow on two acres with frontage on Lake 0 Ontario. Four bedrooms, floor to ceiling fireplace in living. room, raspberry garden and garden shed. Good financing available. Acreage 10 Acres of prime land on Taunton Road, east of Hamp- ton. Priced to sel1 at $34,900.00. If your looking for a good piece of property you can stop right now and give us a call. Call: Joanne Hornigold - 623-7866 Or at the Office - 725-3561 47-1 Peter Kowal, Jr. REALTOR GENERAL INSURANCE 52 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2453 REALTOR GENERAL INSURANCE 52 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2453 YOU will be proud to own this attractive modern bunga- low on a lot with over seventy feet of frontage. It is built on a street of fine looking homes, has nice livingroom dining- room area, threebedrooms and recreation roam. Forced air oil heat. Asking $45,000. with terms. NEW two-storey, brick and aluminum finish, this home features electric heat, good size kitchen, living room, three bedrooms, 1 four piece and 1 two piece bath; fuli basement. Asking $37,500. WHY not enjoy country living inthisseven room home with all city conveniences? It is built on an extra large lot, has separate dining and living room, large kitchen, four piece bath, three bedrooms, laundry room and partially finished rec. room, just a few minutes from down town. After Hours: J.wBarton G. Beech P. Kowa1 J r. 623-3098 623-5265 623-5868 47-1 i 1 234 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3393 Executive Farm - Stone House Orono 159 acres with the finest set of buildingseastof Toronto. 12 roorn stone house in excellent condition. Outstanding barns. Second house with all conven- iences, two streams. This farm bas everytbing for the buyer who wishes elegant living combined withexcellent potenfial for future develop- ment. Asking $300,000. Good terms. Caîl Roy Foster. Kendal Hills - Stone House .159 acre farm, feedlot, new silo, autornatic unloader. Ex- cellent corn land, large pond. Seven room stone bouse. Terrific value at $153,000.00. Terms. Caîl Roy Foster. 3 Miles North of Bowmanville 21 acres of good garden soil. Barn 75 x 33. Asking $45,000.00 with $15,000.00 down. Call Norm Wetberup. Blackstock Area Square 100 acre farm, 95 acres workable, good barns, 7 roorn framne bouse. Asking $89,,000.00. Terms.sCasl Bil Turansky. Newtonville 63 acres, ideal building site witb view. Approxirnately 50 acres workable, excellent soil. Asking $52,500.00 with $15,000. down. Call Pat Yeo. Retirement Home - Bowmanville A well maintained frame home with broadloormed floors. Reduced to sel1 quickly at $29,500.00. Possession by Christmas. Call Bill Suther- land. Orono Attractivel3bedroom brick bungalow, large lot, paved drive. Close to shopping. Asking $39,900.00. Call BilI Turansky. Orono District General garage and towing service, one mile to Mosport. lncludes 5-room cottage. Estate sale,'asking $39,500.00. Make an offer. Call Dane Found. Bowmanville 6 room bungalow, 4 years old. Finished rec. room. Carport. Excellent condition. Asking $38,500.00. We invite you to compare. Call Pat Yeo. Building Lot - Bowmanville Good building lot on corner of Liberty St. and Third St. Permit available. Asking $12,000.00. Call Roy Foster. Bailieboro - Hwy. 28 2 storey brick home, imma- culate condition. Smali barn and garage. Immediate pos session. Price just reduced to $27,000.00. Good Terms. Call Roy Foster. Duplex - Bowmanville Live rent free and own this three year old property, located in new sub-division. Beautiful condition. Only $42,000.00 with good terms. Are You Considering a MOVE or TRANSFER? We are equippedto handle your home needs anywhere in Canada and U.S.A. *Coast t0 Coast Real Estate Service AFTER 9:00 P.M. CALL: Charlie Reid Orono 983-5914 Roy Foster - Orono 983-5801 Bill Turansky - Orono 983-5420 Bill Sutherland - 623-3102 Phyllis McRobbie - 623-7159 Bill Baird - Tor.694-4983 Audrey Plain - 623-3563 Norm Wetherup - 723-4809 Pat Yeo - 623-3077 Dane Found - 623-3965 Kay Brown - 623-3150 47-1 POVERTY DECLINING Statisties Canada has re- ported that the number of families below the poverty ine has decreased consider- ably fromn 15.9 percent of the total in 1971 to 13.4 percent in 1972. In 1969, 17.3 percent of famihies were below the po- verty level. Anthony Westell, Toronto Star Ottawä editor wrote tbe "average family income in Canada clinmbed by 9 percent compyared with $10,368 in 1971 and $8,927 in 1969. After allowing for the cost of living increase, the real gain was 4 percent. R E SU L TS COU N T MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIt Oslhawa & District Real Estate Board Back-SpIt Semi-detached home only 1W2 years old, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, broadloom on main level. Home is situated on quiet court. Taxes only $365.00 per year with 8¾ percent financ- ing available. $36,900 full price. Starter or Retirement 4 year old brick bungalow, 2 bedrooms with extra room for office etc. Bright kitchen, picture view, walk-out base- ment. Large lot well treed. Close to downtown Orono. Asking only $29,900. Try an offer. Bowmanville Only 2 years old. Bungalow broadloomed throughout, lar ge kitchen 3 bedrooms, room for rec. room, fenced yard, paved drive. Asking only $38,900. with 84 percent financing. Payments $194. taxes included. Hurry on this one! Mini-Farm Choice 10 acres of land, partly treed, everflowing stream, trout pond, 5 year old brick and stone ranch bungalow - 1768 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, completely broadloomed, electric heat. Asking $75,000 excellent terms. Nov. 20,1973 Judge R. B. Baxter presided with Crown Attornev Mr. Bonnycastle and duty counsel K. VanNest. Ronald R. Cyr, 100 Brock St. E., Oshawa, on a charge laid by Const. Schumacher August 28 last pleaded "not guilty" to driving carelessly on King S. E. Const. Loba of the Oshawa force testified he was west- bound on King Street when motorcycle came from behind him at a high rate of speed. There was a passenger on the motorcycle. The driver hit a car that was crossing the road in front of Mac's milk store. cW ..................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The two doors on the passen- ger side of Mrs. Cornish's car were hit. Judge Baxter found Cyr guilty as charged and the fine was $100 and costs $16.50. He was given four weeks to pay. Randall Elliott, R.R. 2, Peterborough, was levied a fine of $42 and costs., in default four days, for a speed of 74 miles in a 60 zone on October 6. He was given three weeks to pay. John T. Falconer, 252 King St. E. Bowmanville, charged by Const. Schumacher Oct. 25 with failing to stop at Martin and Scugog Roads pleaded R ue real REALTOR 623-2503 NEWTONVILLE AREA - 3 bedroom bungalow with attac- hed garage, has had consider- able renovations. Call for information. MILLBROOK - older 3 bed room 1½/2 storey house, good starter horne, asking $19,900 with terrns. NEWCASTLE - lovely 4 bed- room executive type home in the north end, air condition- ing; heated garage, rec. room and many otber extras. Call to see this one. PONTYPOOL AREA 104 acres with house and barn, spring fed pond, good soil. Asking $90,000. BOWMANVILLE older 3 bedroom home in south end area with 2 baths, asking $31,000. BUSINESS - variety and snack bar in fast expanding area, good potential. Price includes stock, equipment and building, asking $40,000 with terms. HUNTER'S PARADISE - 87 acres with 10 acre lake near Bancroft accessible year round. Asking $15,000. with terms. weeks to pay. Kenneth E. Jackson, 47, Orono, pleaded "guilty" to driving with over .08 Sept. 8. Const. McLeod investigated a minor accident where Jack- son swerved on the gravel and hit an oncoming car. Tests were .15 and .11. The fine was $150. and costs $3. in default 15 days. David V. Johnson, R.R. 4, Cobourg, pleaded "guilty" to having marijuana in his possession October 11, Town- ship of Clarke. He had no previous record. Const. Hel- mer testified he threw a bag out of his pocket. The fine was $150. and costs, in default 15 days. He was given four weeks to pay. James Rolph Paterson, 479 Lanark Dr., Oshawa, pleaded "guilty" to driving while ability was impaired Aug. 5 by alcohol or drug. Const. Brunt- on received word a car was southbound on highway 35. The officer followed the car west on highway 2 where it crossed the centre line three times. He was fined $250. and costs, in default 25 days. An order was issued prohibiting him from driving anywhere for six months except between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. The charge of failing to provide a breath sample was withdrawn. Peter R. Jack, 21, 38 John St., Port Hope, was found "guilty" October 16 of taking a motorcycle from R. McDonald Bowmanville, appeared for sentencing. A pre-sentence report was submitted. The crown said he has had his last chance. He was put on suspended sentence for two years, to keep the piece and be of good behavior and to report to probation officer once a month. Paul Appleman, 21, R.R. 1, Port Hope, who also was found "guilty" along with Peter Jack of taking the motorcycle, was placed on suspended sentence for two years, to report once a month to officer, is not to leave present employment without the con- sent of the court. He is also to take the necessary stçps to put in order his marital problems. Miss Gladys Roy, 242 Mary St., Oshawa, charged with failing to notify the Depart- ment of Transport of a change of address within six days, was levied a fine of $20 costs. $'3. in dfuttwo.dy Schtsmacher investigat <a two-car motor collision- on September 1 in Bowmanville. The a4dress was 25 Prospect St. and present tenants said she had not lived there for some time. David Allison 987-4867 Elfriede Jost 263-2032 Edian s - 623-7152 Melville Dale - 623-5638 Mcdw nas - 623-311 Kathleen Twaites 723-2008 iM awke -I 983-5274 Peter Chopee 725-1846 Hele a 63-3911 Valerie Brear 668-8353 Peggy Gray - 576-3889 Lloyd Atchîson 705-932-2770 Pamela Carr 728-3734 47-1 Ed Drumm - 725-9345 Reg Aker 725-0201 Wm. McFeeters - 725-1726 'established 1936" Pirovincin Court7 REAL ESTATE CO. LTD. SPACIOUS, new, 5 room, cedar plank bungalow in Janetville. Large.sundeck ail around with two patio doors. Scenic country setting.2 acre lot. Asking $24,500.00. Only $4,000.00 down. BOWMANVILLE - Large, 3 bedroom, frame home. Mod- ern oil furnace. Near park. Asking $2,900.00. GULL RIVER - haif mile to Coboconk. Immaculate, 3 bed- room cottage with sundeck. Sleeping room above boat house. Well Dock. Treed river front lot. Asking $19,900.00. GARDEN HILL - 7 room, 2 storey home. Solid condition. No conveniences. 366 ft. hwy. frontage. On 12 acres. Ideal for gardening. Artesian well. Asking $19,900.00. ROSENEATH - 600 ft. from Rice Lake. Excellent corner building lot. Permits avail- able. Asking $5,500.00. 47-1 "guilty". The fine was $20. and costs $3. Leal Joaquin, 56 Major St. Toronto. pleaded "guilty" to having a game bird while the season. was prohibited. The fine was $20. costs $3. in default two days. Scott R. Burgess, 206 Simp- son Ave., Bowmanville,(at the time the charge was laid) September 15, pleaded "guil- ty" to failing to stop and offer assistance on Scugog Road after colliding with a 1963 Chrysler. Burgess was south- bound on Scugog road. The Chrysler was moved 35 feet south and considerable dam- age resulted to both behicles. The accused fled on foot along Sturrock Road. He had been drinking earlier in'the even- ing. Const. Bromley investi- gated. The fine was $150, and costs, in default 15 days. There will be an automatic license suspension for six months He was given four weeks to pay. Daniel Alldread, 16, 300 High St. Bowmanville, plead- ed "guilty" to two charges, (1) being in an intoxicated condi tion in Bowmanville arena, (2) consuming liquor while under- age. Const. Schumacher obs- erved the accused enter the arena. He had a previous conviction in October. On the first charge the fine was $10. and costs and for the second charge the fine was $25. and costs. He was given four .