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Valuable Antiques Collectors items. Househo effects will be sold by publ auction on Thursday, June at 6 p.m. sharp on the proper of K. Nicks (known & Redgate Stables) situated i mile north of Taunton Road c the new road 57 (new midd road). Included are iterr such as Mahogany Dunca Phyfe drop leaf table and foi chairs to match with pett point tops, gingerbread cloci Wedgewood tea set, earl Edwardian sideboard circ 1800, lowback and oak carve chairs, assortment of depres sion glass, English china small iron' school bell, ai church windows with leade glass approx. 100 years olc old oak and pine furniture, ai rifle and brass powder holder swords (English marine cu- lass dated 1803), old picture and trames, prints, sma assortment of tools, nuts bolts, approximately 1 ton c lawn fertilizer in 100 lb. bag and many more items o interest. Wicker settee, newl upholstered, (in lovely condi tion), nearly new lawn roller fertilizer spreader, etc Charles Reid, auctioneer. lI case of rain, sale will be hel< the following evening same time (Friday at 6 p.m.) 24- Friday Evening, June 18 6 p.m. Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of the late George Waddell will be held on the property mile south of Greenbank, or Hwy. 7 and 12 and junction o Hwy. 47. Solid Oak dininc room suite, round extensior table with pedestàl base, 6 chairs, and ornate buffet with mirror (ail in good condition) antique parlour table, gate leg table, Rust rug 12 x 12, platform rocker (re-uphol- stered), gold platform rocker (good), number of books, Niagara vibrator massage (complete), chesterfield, qu of dishes, antique silver tea service, 10 cut glass fruit iappies, other antique dishes, oil paintings, frames, 4 chrome kitchen chairs recent- ly upholstered, Vacuumi clean- er, oak dresser with mirror, antique wash stand, dresser lamps, beds, antique chair, tredle sewing machine, an tique trunks, antique (Chati- lon's) family scale. French fried glasses, coal oil lamp, antique fern stand, antique rocking chair, many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Sale at 6 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357- 3270. Auctioneers or executors not responsible for any acci- dents. 24-1 Monday Evening June 21 - 6:30 p.m. Farm Machinery Auction Sale including regist- ered Angus yearling bull, David Brown 990 tractor with front end loader (good), Allis Chalmers W.D. tractor (good), John Deere 343 Hay- bine 9', N-H hay baier, New Holland 7' hay mower with hitch for conditioner, N-H 404 hay conditioner, bale buncher, 28' hay elevator and motor, rubber tired wagon and rack, cem.ent mixer (new), chain saw, 40 rod roll new wire, set of harrows, 50 cedar posts, steel water trough, fuel tank, wagon load - chains, several baskets of new boits, electric fencer. The property of Ken Maechtel, Lot 1, Con. 3 former Scott Twp. 1 mile west of Sandford and 1 mile south or 5 miles west of Uxbridge and 2 miles ,north on Con. 3. Pro- perty sold. Lloyd Wilson, Sale Manager and Auctioneer, Uxbridge, 416-852-2524. Thursday, June 24 Sale Time 1 p.m. Furniture and antiques. The property of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Tripp, 278 Shanley Street, Port Perry, lst house north of Brians B.P. Service Station 7A and Union Avenue. Viking electric stove 30", 19 cu. ft. upright freezer, kitchen table with 6 chairs, humidifer, electric cdock, beautiful aval diningroom table, blonde glass front buffet, chime clock, record cabinet, bath- room shelving, medicine cabinet, G.E. clothes dryer, Avacado chesterfield and chair, lazyboy chair, Sklar swivel rocking chair, platform rocker, beautiful hi-fi and radio, coffee table and end tables, dehumidifer, 19" colour Viking T.V., t.v. stand, bookcase, set of encyclo- pedias, set of wonder books, picture frames, vacuum cleaner, toaster, irons, kettles, Singer electric sewing machine, antique rocking chair, aid radios and parts, army two way rgdio, baby crib with new mattress, beau- tiful bedroom suite with con- tessa mattress, double dresser and chest, antique chairs, organ stool, punchbowi, filing cabinet, paymaster, coal ail lamp, ocean blend tea box, laundry tub, a ple peeler, 3 pc. chesterfie Id set, 1872 Burmingham shotgun, wicker tray, pizza aven, King dis- tributor tester, antique desk, cupboards, wheelbarrow, gar- den tools, roto-tiller, alum- inum extension ladder, 2 picnic tables, snap on tools. Excellent sale weil worth your attention. Property sold, terms cash. Lunch available. -tioneer Murray Jackson ?459. 24-1 Auction sale, selling for Keith Stinson, lot 2, concession 6, Manvers Township, north of Pontypool to Ballyduff corner and west, all his farm imple- ments, some old furniture, on Saturday, June 26th. List of articles in next weeks paper. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Terms - Cash. Lawrence Harris, clerk, Cliff Pethick, auçtion- eer. 24-1 Thursday evening, June 17, at 6:00 ç.m. Clearing auction of househoid effects, camping goods, lawn equipment, tools, tractors, car, etc. The proper- ty of Mrs. 1. Saunders -located 2 miles west of Brooklin on Coronation Rd., 3/4 mile north of No. 7 highway. Partial list includes: 1972 Rambler trailer (17') with equalizers, 4 stands and mirror; 1970 Pontiac Tempest car, riding lawn mower, 5 h.p.; rotary lawn mower, 9 x 9 Woods tent, 8 x 12 dining tent, electric organ and stool, 3 sets of tables and chairs, occ. chairs, old dress- ers, twin beds, desk, book rack, lamps, odd dishes, pots and pans, Roy fridge (13 cubic ft.), propane gas range, duo- matic washer and dryer, Hoover vacuum, humidifier, rotisserie, 2 B & W T.V.'s, fencing, tools, bicycle, pro- pane gas water heater, swing set, pony saddle and bridle, 1920-22 McCormick Deering tractors and other misc. items. Terms - Cash. Sale 6:00 p.m. Kahn Auction Services - 985-8161. 23-2 Auction sale for Mrs. Clara Vanderveer, selling at Peth- ick's Auction Shed, Haydon. One mile eaSe of Enniskillen oh Saturday evening, June l9th. A large quantity of antique dishes, silverware, several silver casseroles, pieces of furniture, 120 cups and saucers, 3 covald blue vases, grandmother clock. Large quantity of Silverware, punch bowl set, 1 pr. Bristol vases, 6 pieces amethyst vases, 2 figurine lamps, cran- berry glass cruet, other vases, 5 pieces bullseye, silver and brass candle holders, Gone with the Wind lamp, banquet lamp, 2 china cabinets with lights* Large quantity of cut glass, odd antique dishes, 12 piece set of dishes, 20 pieces of Limoges dinner set, Rosewood shaving mirror, 3 cup cruet sets, 50 pieces of Limoges Thiodore Haviland France dishes, 4 silver tea services, fireplace bench, 12 salt and pepper sets, old desk with glass top. These articles wili have to be seen to be appreciated. All articles are in good condition. Preview 6 p.m. Sale time 7 p.m. Terms - Cash. Cliff Pethick, auction- eer. 24-1 Auction Sale Sat,, June 19, 1976 This is a reminder of the sale of the property of Robert Miller in Brougham on No. 7 Hwy. 9 miles east of Mark-f ham. Over 2,000 items in all of, Machine and Wood Shop Equipment, tools, seed clean-t ing plant equipment, antiquef machinery, complete house- hold furnishings (mostly Antique). Shop equipment at 9:30 a.m. Furniture at 11:00r a.m. This sale is weil worthc attending for dealers, collect- ors of anything. You name it, it's here, AUCTIONEERS: Joh Annis, Ted iLyon, Henry Kahn. For further details contact John Annis 1-416-985- 3477. -24-1 623-3911 Newcaste Area - immaculate 3 bedroom bungalow, holly- wood kitchen, patio doors f0 18 x 10 foot sundeck, Rec room and fireplace, also extra bedroom and beauty salon room in the basement. Broad- loom throughout and cushion floor. Cali for information. Bancroft area - winterized aluminum siding cottage with furnishings, 3 bedrooms, 2 room guest house and dock on large 100 x 500 foot lot. Asking $29,900. Blackstock - 3 bedroom bung- alow with attached garage, 112 baths, air conditioning and humidifier system on large 100 x 239 foot lot. Asking $57,500 with terms. Bowmanville - compact 2 bedroom brick bungalow with all new kitchen cupboards. Very central. Idéal retirement home. Bowmanville - 3 bedroom bungalow on quiet north end street, 2 baths, partially finished basement and 36 x 22 foot inground pool. Immediate possession. 24-1 P M M l 623-7694 137 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-7694 - 623-7661 REALTOR ORONO: Reduced $19,900. One acre of vacant land locatedon Leskard Road. Call now. 24-1 BOWMANVILLE: Just re- duced $59,900. 3 bedroom brick ranch style home with double car garage and driveway, fenced yard and finished rec room 32' x 12'. Many extras. BOWMANVILLE: Just listed on Déer Park Crescent, spacious 3 bedroom bungalow, large kitchen, rec room 12' x 40', car port, paved drive, good lotwith garden area. Call now. PARKWAY AVENUE, BOWMANVILLE: 412 year old, 3 bedroom brick bungalow with finished panelled rec room with brick fireplace. Additional bedroom in base- ment. Close to schools, churches and 401 exit. Asking $55,900. 24 1 A - -, e u REALTOR 8 REAL ESTATE LIMITED 181 CHURCH STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO LIC 1T8 623-4428 20 ACRES with 112 storey home in the village of New- castle. Development poten- tial. $89,900. with terms. 50 ACRES just off Hwy. 35. Scenic rolling land with some mature woods. $47,000. WOODED CAVAN LOT 1.: acres $9,800. 1.8 ACRES plus 3 bedroon- home with familyroom anc horse barn. On Hwy. 2 between Oshawa and Bow- manville. $54,900. OPEN HOUSE Saturday, June 19 and Sunday, June 20, 2 -4:30 p.m. Two unique Leskard Rd. beauties. Look for "Open House" signs on TauntonRoad.justbefore Orono. 24-1 Mil lbrook 705-932-2132 Exclusive agents for Mari- anna Development Custom Built Homes. We have 2 left ready for occupancy at $46,900.00 and $48,900.00 and 2 under construction for $46,900.00. These homes are a must to see. Character and Elegance in Brick 21/2 Storey - Plus much more in the turn of the century with Juliet balconies. Other features include 4 bedrooms, 4 pce. bath up, large living and dining rooms, family room on main floor and 2 pce. wash- room off far sized kitchen. Ail on two-thirds acre lot. Priced to sell at only $54,900.00 at $10,000.00 down. 6 Bedroom Home on 2.3 Acres - Now a duplex but would make excellent horne for large family. New aluminum siding exterior, trim newly painted. Very spacious home set amid trees. Potential building lots for future investments. Starter Home $35,900.00 - 3 bedrooms, gally kitchen with new cupboards, large dining and family room. On centrally ocated treed lot. Located in Bethany - The Ski Village - Exceptionally weil mnaintained diuplex, each unit having one bedroom. Lower unit with very cheery family room overlooking well- -nanicured fenced rear yard. Make an excellent single family home. Priced at only $39,900.00. 51/2 Acre Rural Building Site with trees and stream. Just off Highway 7A. Asking price is only $23,900.00. 27 Rolling Acres. - Trees, excellent road, permits avail able. Near Garden Hill. Ask- ng $39,900.00 with terms. For further information on these or others please call Eileen Powell Res. 705-932- 2127, Ted Storey Res. 705-743- 6786 or Frank Battaglia Res. 705-932-5311 or Millbrook Office at 705-932-2132 or Direct Toronto Line 368-9298. Lake Home 10 miles from Peterborough located on large reed lot overlooking beautiful Chemong Lake. Aluminum ided bungalow with dry >asement. 6 tastefully decor- ted rooms, 3 bedrooms, near chool, shopping centre and >ublic beaches. A terrific buy at $41,700.00. Call Reg Parker r Tom Dodge in Peterbor- ugh n705 742 36 929r Direct 24-1 Liberty St., Bowmanville 3 bedroom brick bungalow with 16 x 32 inground pool, huge 85 x 235 lot, double drive, large family kitchen, 4 pc. and 2 Pc. bath, inished basement. Oniy $54,500. Bowmanville - raised bung- alow offering 3 bedrooms with extra bedroomn or den finished in basement, double attached garage, dining room, large master bedroom ensuite to main bath, extra 2 pc. in basement, broadloomed throughout. Easy exit to 401 for commuters, owners leaving country. $60,900. Financing arranged. - . ..-.. -., mwmanviye 623-3393 Direct Toronto Line 923-9174 Newcastle Country Bungalow, Extra Large Lot - This home features 3 bedrooms, large dining room and a beautiful setting. Priced to seil at $47,900. Terms. Tony Klomp- maker. Vendor Transferred - Must Sell - Lovely 3 bedroom Frame Bungalow, separate dining room, many extras. Large 198' x 165' lot near Newcastle. 50' x 55' torae ara e. Trv ni offer. Asking 49,900. T Bih Turansky. er ms. Starter Home - Tyrone - 3 bedrnnm home1 has large livingroom and kitchen, 60' x 125' lot and is an excellent buy at only $36,900. Terms. Charlie Reid. Bethany Hlls - $5,000 Down - 65 miles to Metro, 59 lovely rolling acres, excellent build- ing site, 2 road frontages, 2 miles from Hwy. 35. Asking $44,900. Bill Turansky. Two Acre Building Lot - Orono - The nicest view in the area overlooking the Kendal Hills. Permit available. Asking $30,900. Charlie Reid. Are You Considering a MOVE or TRANSFER? We are Equipped to handle your home needs anywhere in Canada and U.S.A. * Coast to Coast Real Estate Servi M 0VïIEALOR Pat Marjerrison Dollie Davey Newcastle: 6 room ranch bungalow with fireplace, rec. room and swimming pool. Large lot. Near Hwy. 401. Priced right at $58,500. Terms arranged. 39.89 Acres near Newtonville. Frontage on 2 roads. Some bush and stream. Reduced for quick sale. Cottage; 2 bedroom three year old lake front cottage on Greens Lake near Catcha- coma. Real good buy at $19,000. Commercial Property: Near four corners on King Street W. Two storey brick building adaptable for many uses. Call our office and investigate the possibilities. Properties of this type and in this location ara very rare. Asking $75,000. Terms. After Hours: J.A. Barton 623-3098 Samuel Annis 623-7664 P. Kowa1 Jr. 623-5868 24 1 RESULTS COUNT! Multiple Listing Service Oshawa & District Real Estate Board tf 623-4 786-2 (Newtonvi ice 24 1 .4115 2256 lle) HETHERINGTON DR. Custom split level, stone front, family room with tire- place, large beautifully de- corated rooms. Ideal family home. Owner transferred. $64,900. 9 per cent mortgage. CHURCH STREET Beautiful older 3 bedroom home one block from down- town. Large family room with separate entrance, private yard with swimming pool, patio and deck. This air- conditioned home is a buy at $64,500. DEERPARK CRES. 4 bedroom backsplit, a quiet residential area. Family size kitchen, large bright rooms, family room, pool sized lot. $56,900. 9 per cent mortgage. COUNTRY BUNGALOW ' Neat, 2 bedroom frame house on 2 acre lot, 2 car garage and workshop. Ideal retire- ment or starter home, $39,900. ful price. 24-1 MILLBROOK New 3 bedroom brick bunga- low, basement garage, 4 pc. bath, large bright kitchen with brick fireplace and patio door, carpeted and decorated taste- fully. Lot 100 x 150 with lovely view. $48,500 with terms. Call builder 416-623-7598. 24-1 Orono - 2 bedroom bunga low, attached garage, finished rec room. Asking $41,900. Phone 983-5093. 241 Side Split only $42,900. A short distance ftrm Port Perry, all seasons spartsmans deig ht overlooking Lake Scugog. We are offering a popular model with attached garage, dining room, broadloom throughout, fireplace in living room. Paved drive, excellent 100 x 200 ft. lot. 24 1 Tyrone HOBBY FARM Must be siold! Lots of room for your growing family in this 10 room home set on 20 acres. Barn ideai for cattie,2chickens or vour soecialtv. Stream and bush. Asking only $85,000. Ask for Jackie Latchford 576-2421, Bowes & Cocks Ltd., Realtor, Oshawa. 24 1 As low as $2,000 down. 4 bedrooms, semi-detached, plush carpet, one and one half bathrooms, immediate pos- session. Caîl Jean Lafoy Real Estate Ltd. 576-0791. 23-2 23-2 w REALTOR 623-2503 Trull's Road South - Ekecutive country home, 3 bedrooms up and 2 down. Separate dining room, 2 baths, two fireplaces, rec room, double garage, 2 wells and 2 septic systems. Lot 200' x 200'. Asking $89,000. Orono - 4 bedroom bungalow with 2-4 pc. baths, separate dining room, finished rec room plus Sth bedroom in basement. An attractive, 9ean,well kept home. Asking $57,900. $36,500 - 3 bedroom house on beautiful 2 acre lot between Bowmanville and Oshawa. Commercial Property Bow- manville- Lot 50' x 165'. 100 sq. ft. on main floor for office or store. Second floor office or apartment. Asking $69,000 - Terms. Attractive New Country Bungalow - 75' x 220' lot overlooking picturesque countryside. Electric, heat, plastered walls, quality cup- boards and broadloom. You will be glad you took time to look at this one. Asking $56,000. Cou ntry Lots Available. 24-1 R. "BUD" N7Vrtue 118 King Street East, Bowmanville 623-2967 Heavy Equipment Operators Good location and property 20 miles north of Bowmanville. Has 20 x 36 steel barn. Double garage with pit and workshop. xtra deep lot with 3 bedroom home. Asking only $47,500. Terms. 1 Bowmanville Large older family home on nicely landscaped lot. Close to schools and parks. Vacant for early possession. Asking only $36,900. Call now to view. Newtonville - Handy Man Special Good 4 room brick bungalow close to store and schools. Needs some finishing to cer- tain areas. Asking only $26,900. Only $2,500 down. 24-1 OSHAWA Owner will hold a 1st mort- gage at 10 per cent with only $12,000.00 down on This 4 bedroom brick home with fieldstone fireplace in Rec. room. Patio doors to backyard 275 feet deep with creek. 5 minute walk to sports com- plex, high, public and separ- ate schools. City bus 5 doors away. Asking only $63,900.00. Don't put off calling. J. B. McMullan Real Estate Limit- ed, Realtor, 725-3557 or after 8 p.m. 725-9750 or 723-3568. 23-2 BAY-RIDGES Own your own home with only a 10 minute walk to the GO- Train, no need for a second car with this semi-detached, 3 bedroom brick bungalow. Ask- ing only $5,900.00 and open to offers as owners have bought and must sell. J. B. McMullan Real Estate Limited, Realtor, Oshawa 725-3557 or after 8 p.m. 725-9750,or 723-3568. 23-2 BOWMANVI LLE Custom built, all brick, 2 storey semi-detached home in quiet older part of town, Finished Rec. room, top quality broadioom, piaster wayls. Excellent condition in- side and out. Owners have done wonders with this pro- perty. Must be seen. Let us work out the down payment to suit you. Call J. B. McMullan Real Estate Limited, Reator, Oshawa, 725-3557 or atter 8 p.m. 725-9750 or 723-3568. 1 23-2 URGENTLY REQUIRED! ! We have cash buyers for homes in the Bowmanville area. Perhaps your home would bring top dollar? We'll 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- ville576-6120. 17-tf MILLBROOK SPRING FAIR The Village of Millbrook will attract many visitors from Friday to Sunday in- clusive as they present their annual Spring Fair. Pro- gram includes an old tyme fiddlers contest on Friday plus a tractor draw. On Sat- urday, the horse show will be heild and cattle, poultry and other farm animals will be shown. American saddle bred horses wili take over on Sunday. Should be quite a show. show. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 16, 1976 15 N ESTLETON Nestieton Ladies' Ahi The dune meeting of Neste- ton Ladies' Aid was held in the Presbyterian Church Hall on Thursday afternoon. The President, Mrs. George Hea- slip called the meeting to order and read an appropriate extract from the book "I've Got to Talk to Somebody God". Mrs. R. Davison con- ducted the Devotional dealing with "Pentecost". Miss Ruth Proutt, Secre- tary, read the minutes, a report of the Tea and Bazaar and letters from friends with a generous donation from a former member. Bills were paid and business finished. A trip to Fearney house is planned for late summer and lunch arrangements for the Anniversary on Sept. 19, when Dr. Diamond will be the guest speaker were finalized. Res- ponse to the Roll Call was a thought on "Righteousness". Mrs. Walter MeGill and her assistant Mrs. R. Davison, were in charge of the meeting. Miss Bulmer gave a colored slide commentary on "Our Church Heritage", on trips to and from Nigeria where she was a missionary, she stopped off in Europe and the British Isles and took pictures of places visited - Rome, France, Italy, Germany and England. Her first picture was of St. Peter's in Rome, where in 1300 under Pope Boniface a Jubilee attracted 30,000 worshippers per day. The pomp, beauty and luxury of that age was shown in the beautiful build- ings stili standing. Unrest forced Pope Boniface to fee to France. Pictures of Dieppe, the vineyards and the Vatican were interesting. Reformation was in the offing when 200 years later John Wycliffe opposed Roman Catholic authority, power and affluence. He was considered a heretjc as was also John Hus of Germany who read John Wycliffe's writings at a Ro- man Catholic council meeting. He was excommunicated and burned at the stake. Martin Luther was a profes- sor at a German Theolo:ical s eet College. He loved Rome but didn't like to see the power of the priests. He did not feel it is right to buy our way to heaven. So he drew up a Thesis of 95 things he didn't believe in in the church. These 95 subjects for debate Were distributed among the people and one attached to the door of the local church The church called a meet- ing. Luther attended, every- one was hostile. He left the meeting under armed guard and was befriended by the Prince of Saxony. While here he translated the Scriptures into German. He lamented "splitting the church". He died there and was buried near the University. Some beautiful slides of colorful church festivities and Catholic churches in Spain were shown. Scenes of the Canary Islands where natives live in caves dug into the hillside with beautiful homes inside, banana plantations. Westminister Abbey on Re- membrance Day, the Grand Canyon andDAlcatraz, all brought out the-essence of our church heritage. Miss Bulmer favored with old favorite songs from a musical scrap book made by Mrs.-McGill. A bountiful lunch and social hour was enjoyed for which the hostesses recei- ved hearty thanks. The ladies adjourned to meet in Septem- ber after a summer recess. Nestleton Annual Decoration Service at Union Cemetery Cadmus OnSunday afternoon a large crowd assembled attthe Union Cemetery in respect of depar- ted loved ones and to place floral bouquets as tributes to their memory. Mr. Stephen Saywéll, Osh- awa, read Scripture passages, Psalm 146, John 14:1-15 and lead in prayer. Miss Dorothy Bulmer, Dea- coness, minister in the Pres- byterian .Church, delivered a timely and inspiring message, speaking of "God's Purpose in the World". There is order in the world. S)ay "CHîEESE" for a variety of JUNE S DAIRY MONTH LLEAN, BONELESS STEAK ROAST 59 Lb. FRESH, BUI Radishi Bu DEMPSTE Stone Groi 100 Per Cent Wh BREAI 24Oz.Size 2 fg DYK! 73-77 King St. W. 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