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terms. 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR Real Estate PRINCE ALBERT New 3 bedroom brick bung. alow in village of Prince Al- bert. excellent lot. close to shopping. An excellent opop- ortunity with only $4,000. Down. RETIREMENT INCOME: 2 Apartments 2 storey frame dwelling with aluminum siding.*2 self con- tained apartments all mod- ern conveniences, close to shooping. Asking $34,000. with attractive terms. PORT PERRY 114 storey home. close to downtown, large kitchen. sen- arate dining room. Home nicelv derorated. lar¢e corn- er lot. Asking $19,900. with $16,000 Asking Price for a lovely 2 bedroom home in a quiet village. Lot nirelv landscan- ed and fenced. Full basement with rew wiring and new plumbing. Lovelv dining room, This home is a ple~s- ure to show. Call for details BUILDING LOT One scenic arre" on Scugog Island with 295 ft. frentace on good road. Asking $5.500 THOB N.SHEA LTD. REALTOR PHONE 985-3031 AFTER HOURS Marjorie Tripp -- 985-7606 -- Thurs, January 22, 1970 Real Estate Be Your Own Boss North of Port Perry, service station and upstairs apart. ment, plus 2 homes with mo- dern conveniences, 1 acre land, excellent location, good gallonage, $15,000 Down, with terms. . Retirement in Port Perry 2 bedroom frame bungalow and garage and sunroom which could be converted for extra bedroom, all modern conveniences. paved drive, on large beautiful landscaped lot, close to shopping and churches, excellent terms, low interest. Call for further information, Building Lots Near Uxbridge, 2 large build- ing lots, size 100 x 200. Full Price $4,500. each with 14 down or $2000. down, with terms." . Vacant Land Near Seagrave, 40 acres all workable, excellent homesite, close to village, try an offer. Call for further information. R. MARTIN REAL ESTATE LIMITED Representative Marion Hopkins 985-7215] Milton Fisher -- 986-4743 Check The Label On Your Paper ON TARGET EVERY TIME REA BERT 985-7373 ' L ESTATE LTD--REALTOR THE TORONTO AND EXCLUSIVE AND M.L.S. MEMBERS OF OSHAWA REAL ESTATE BOARDS. YORK COUNTY AND Claremont--3 bedrooms Bungalow on a paved road many features of this home makes it a good buy, reforestation surrounds it for privacy, electrical heated, beautiful fireplace priced at $24,900, on 1/3 acre of land. Call Joan Scott. Acreages North east of Toronto within one hour drive, some wooded with streams various ones to choose from 1 to 27 acres. Prices, locations and further in- formation from Joan Ceott Prince Albert 3 bedroom brick bunga- low, 1% baths, broadloom on living room and dining room, lot 70' x 257'. Call Madeline Rodd. Asking $15,000.00 With terms for 2 care:, 1% storey, 6 room brick house, garage, very nicely 'kept, for further detai's call Madeline Rodd. AFTER MADELINE RODD JOAN SCOTT +... 3.cottages on large lot, - ALLAN BERTRAND Country Living 5 acre building lots over- looking Lake Scugog, road open all year. Telephone and hydro available -- 55 miles to Toronto. Asking price $4,900. Terms avail- able, Call Joan Scott. Cottages furnished, hydro, minutes away from park and Lake Scugog, priced to sell at $12,000 00. Call Joan Scott. Don't Delay Call Now 4 room cottage, with con- veniences including floor furnace. Ideal for winter and summer fun, asking $6,500, Call Madeline Rodd $8,500.00 Full Price 3 bedroom cottage, com. pletely furnished, 1 doub- le garage, 1 single garage, 100 ft. frontage on good road, access to good beach. Try $3,000.00 down .balan- ce on 'easy terms. Call Madeline Rodd. HOURS 985-2819 985-7014 985-7251 2 storey frame duplex, close to downtown on quiet| street, 2 self contained apts. with all modern convenien- ces, large nicely decorated rooms. $23,000 with $7,000 down. 2 storey 7 room white brick dwelling in Port Perry, on large corner lot. 4 beautiful bedrooms, 26' living room with bay window, dining room with fireplace, modern kitchen, 3 baths, garage. Pre- stige home throughout. Of- fered at only $36,500 with $10,000 down. Scenic 10 acre lot east of Port Perry. Maple & Cedar bush with excellent view and stream, Building permits available. $7,900 with $1000 down, 4 room frame bungalow in Prince Albert. Space heater, well and pressure system. For quick sale $10,500. $5,000 down. 85 acres of hills and dales in Utica.area. 1% storey 10 room concrete dwelling, 2 barns. Ideal property for ski-doo club or riding school. $70,000 with terms. - ONE" MILE HIGHWAY FRONTAGE - MANCHESTER 90 acres clay loam, 2 storey 'frame home in immaculate condition, all modern con. veniences, L shaped bank barn for beef or hogs, farm partly zoned R.2, Ssealioni : ' i culars. 100 acres clay loam, 2 storey 8 room brick home, all modern conveniences, 30 acres bush, pond, school bus- es at gate. Only $37,000. with terms. 2 storey frame duplex with 2 self contained apts, close downtown, very nicely decor- ated throughout, 2 extra building lots, all for only $25,000. with terms. Opportunity to Supplement Income 7 acres on paved road, 1 mile from Village of Sunderland, frame house, "garage, and good barn, water on tap $29,000. with good terms. 143 acres of the: best land in Mariposa township, near Little Britain. 9 room frame home with bath and oil heat- ing. New steel implement shed and beef barn. Chicken house. - Contract for selling hatching eggs. Owner retir- ing. $45,000 with terms. "2 storey nine 'room-frame home on quiet street in Port Perry, Large kitchen, living, sewing, laundry and separate dining rooms on main floor, 4 bedrooms with closets up- stairs, . excellent lot and gar- age. A pleasure to. show. $24,000 with terms. 42 acres 'of vacant land near Sunderland, 30 year growth of reforestation, ex- cellent for skidooing. $400.00 per acre. New 3 bedroom frame bungalow in Port Perry, ex- cellent lot, close to down- town. An opportunity with only $7000. dowh. - CALL --- "George S. Stone F.R.I. 985-2632 or Herb Puckrin a: Hi = Ajax Teache by Lenore Hawley In order to gain a little more insight into the work- ing of law enforcement, Mr. A. Nichols who teaches Law at the Ajax High School, visit- ed the facilities of the Osh- awa Police Department: Mem- bers, of the Criminal Investig- ation Bureau under the direct- ion of Inspector John Powell illustrated to Mr. Nichols the various techniques: involved in_fingerprinting, photogra- Real Estate Fred Cook Real Estate Ltd. Realtor 12 acres wooded, Black- stock area, half mile of high- way frontage, new pond good building site, $18,000. with terms. 25 acres wooded retreat, river frontage, Seagrave area asking $16,000. with $6,000 down, = Builder's terms, 13 choice serviced home sites in Sun- derland, in block, $4,500 each 134 storey 7 room century old log house, bank barn, stream, pond, 100 acres for only $26,000. Little Britain area. , 3 bedroom, 13; storey frame home, highway 7A near Lindsay, all convenien- ces, full price $15,500 with terms. : -6 room 11% storey frame wood, all conveniences, at- tached double garage, daily bus service. Asking $17,500 with terms. ; 9 acres, Seagrave area, 4 bedroom, 7 room frame home, bank barn, workshop. highway frontage. ~~ $7,500 down. ' 50 acres, 7 room brick home, bank barn, implement shed, paved highway, $40,000 with 79, mortgage. MORLEY BRUCE 985-2528 100 Acres--Wooded, skidoo trails, excellent view, $20,000 Terms. 25 acres--Highway proper- ty. wooded, stream, excellent home site--Easy terms. 35 acres -- partly wooded, near highway, excellent year round = property. Asking $9,000. Terms. IVAN THOMPSON 705-357-3671 Evenings 986.4987 home, highway TA at Oak-| ) s $ phy, interrogation and meth- ods of detection in crime investigation. -- Mr. Nichols was able to go on a routine patrol with four detectives on a Friday night from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. and this 'routine' patrol was anything but dull. At one period in the even- ing, three calls involving break- ins came within twenty min- utes, These calls came from all the break ins might be the work of a gang. The teacher was presentwhen the police stopped and checked cars in the area. . At another time, a call came from a neighbour who objected to a noisy, teen- age party. The police toured the area and then checked out a certain house to see if the liquor control act was being violated by people under the age for legal consumpt- ion of liquor. = Mr. Nichols accompanied the detectives to a Justice of the Peace to obtain search warrants and then to the places to be searched. In one case, the police were looking for stolen goods, and this time r Patrols With Detectives a stakeout was used. In another case they were look- ing for drugs. In the latter case, one arrest was made, and the person arrested was in- terrogated intensely for two hours. "ihe The devotion to - duty shown by the. police "was impressive Mr..-Nichols felt. Two of the detectives he accompanied had already put in about four hours that day before they officially came on duty, and this happens fre- quently. In this instance, one detective' had had to appear in court, and the other had been on a stakeout. Mr. Nich- ols was also impressed 'by "the amount of paper work necessary in securing an arrest and making a con- viction. He was certainly pleased with the co-operat- ion given him. : At the end of the "routine" patrol, Mr. Nichols felt that he had gained a great deal of knowledge about the operat- ions of the police and some of the problems in society. He will certainly: be able to express a better understand- ing of many problems when he is talking to his students. Scugog Council News The first meeting of the year 1970 was held on Jan. 3rd at 1:30 p.m. All members were present and Rev. George Teskey attended to open the meeting with scriptural read- ing and prayer. The Council thanked Mr. Teskey for his assistance in opening the first meeting of the year, the Council incid- entally commencing their sec- ond year of the two year term, Correspondence included -- Ontario County Board of Education Re: Quarterly payment of the Education levy in the year 1970 namely March 31st, June 30th, Sept. 30th and Dec. 15th. The County of Ontario accepted the offer of $100.00 for a used Sander from the Twp. of Scugog. By-law no. 1291 to appoint Ivan Jeffrey as Road Supt. at the rate of $2.50 per hour was passed. : Pay List: Roads $2,647,20; General $1,233.62; Total $3,880.62. : Council adjourned to meet again on Sat. January 10th, 1970 at 1:00 p.m. to open tenders for a new 5 ton truck and snow plow. Five tenders were received as fol- lows: Scanlon Motors -- $13,428.67 Majcher Motors -- $14,366.27 Beare Motors -- $16,629.46 Williams -- $14,342.94 Cy Wilson -- $14,903.00 After comparing the tend- ers, the tender of Scanlon Motors was accepted, subject to approval of the Dept. of Highways and the Ontario Municipal Board. - Each of the tenders includ- ed a Fink dump-box and a Fink Vee-Snow plow.. By-law no. 1292 to appoint the Committees and Boards etc. was passed. By-law. no. 1293 to auth- orize the borrowing of $60,000. in aggregate from the Bank in the year 1970 until taxes are collected, was passed. Jo ) Resolutions to accept the tender of Scanlon Motors Ltd. at $13,428.67 for truck and plow etc. plus closed tower at $5604.00 extra. That Coun-, cil purchase the used sander from the County of Ontario for $100. That the annual petition for the Road subsidy be sent in. Total Expenditures. for 1969 -- $29,626.77 &