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AL LARD Yt Sa rt ath ade [FRANK REALTOR W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED 189 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY, ONT. © John Annis , SNOWMOBILING SPECIAL 'Port Perry East overlooking Lake Scu- PORT PERRY ' NORTH Partly wooded build- ing lot, approximately gog. Large lot with 130' x 225' in small access to good sand yjjjage. Asking beach for swimming, ¢14,500.00. Call boating or snowmobil- ing, © 3 bedrooms, separate dining room, 20" x 30' attached gar- age with paved drive. Immaculate through<_ out, only 3 years new. Owner transferring. Lawrence Morrison. PORT PERRY 2 year old 3 bedroom brick bungalow area of newer homes. dining area, large SEIN 9.00.06. Call kitchen. Finished rec : or family room, games room. 10 per ~ MANILLA cent financing. Ask- 30 miles Oshawa, 3 bedroom frame home, living room, family room, kitchen, attach- - ed garage, Priced to sell" at only $28,500.00 with good terms. Call Bruce Currie. ing only $53,500.00. Call Fred Smith or Mark Smith. PORT PERRY AREA Almost new 3 bed- "room brick and alum- inum_side-split with family room, field- PORT PERRY stone fireplace, 2 car 3 bedroom' brick 9arage. Situated on 1 .bungalow, 172 years acre lot overlooking Lake Scugog, water access to Lake. Priced at $57,500.00. Call Law- rence Morrison. new, on extra large lot. Broadloom and cush- ionfloors, separate din- ing area. Excellent 10v4 percent financing. Asking $56,900.00. Call 'Fred Smith. MINI MINI FARM 30 miles to Oshawa. 3 PORT PERRY 3 bedroom brick bungalow, 3 years old. All broadloom and, cushion floor, separate bedroom brick older dining area, large home in small village kitchen. Finished rec. situated on large lot ©r family room, games room, good fin- ancing, only $53,500.00. Call Fred Smith or Mark Smith. LAKE SCUGOG Excellent wooded with small barn suit- able for horses, all conveniences. Priced to sell $34,000.00 terms. Call Bruce Currie. CENTURY building lot, 169' front- BRICK HOME age overlooking Lake 40 miles north east Scugog, access to Metro. Excellent lake. Mature maple country living on six scenic acres, small ing $17,500.00. Call barn for horses. -3 George Beaton. bedroom home in 1st ition. class condition. Large OVERLOOKING kitchen, family room, 12 baths. Estate sale. Asking only $69,500. For appointment call George Beaton. EXECUTIVE RETREAT Brand new 1340 sq. ft. 3 bedroom home on almost 4 partially wooded acres with stream. Family room with fireplace, 212 baths, 2 car garage. Only, 50 miles to Metro. Asking $74,900. Call Bruce Currie. LAKE SCUGOG Excellent building - lot 100° x 350°, high and dry, access to lake. Building permit avail- able. Asking $13,500.. Call Fred Smith. SUNDERLAND 3 bedroom brick bun- galow with large kit- chen, living room, din- ing room, all con- veniences. Situated on large well landscaped lot. Asking $44,900.00. Call Bruce Currie. OFFICE HOURS -- 9 am. - 9 p.m. Direct Telephone Lines Port Perry 985-7386 Oshawa 576-7515 Toronto 364-2516 © EXPERIENCED SALES STAFF e Fred Smith -- 985.7639 Bruce Currie -- 705-357-3399 George Beaton -- 985-3040 Ken Middleton -- 985-7548 Lawrence Morrison -- 705-357-3395 Maurice Baker -- 985-8176 FINANCE ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE COAST TO COAST REAL ESTATE SERVICE WE LIST EXCLUSIVE and M.L.S. Real Estate is still your best Investment in. 1Y2 baths, separate. and beech trees. Ask- . Auction Sales Auction Sales ANNIS - GAUSLIN Licenced Auctioneers Farm & Estate Sales Furniture (Modern & Antique Earl Gauslin 640-3079 PORT PERRY 985-3292 293-3764 TOR CRESSWELL reduced. Builders own home. 3 bedroom bung- alow, double garage, lot 100 x 156 ft., 2 fireplaces, sliding glass doors from livingroom to cedar deck. Newly decorated and nicely landscaped. $46,500. MANILLA -3 bedroom backsplit § with carport, in village on lot 56 x 202 ft., large Hollywood kitchen, broadloom. ~ $42,900.00. BLACKSTOCK (Old Meadow Green Section) Brick bungalow, large "fenced lot, 3 bedrooms with extra large double car garage, natural trim and shag rug, partially finished rec room, $58,900.00. 'SEAGRAVE AREA 2 bedroom bungalow with single garage on two acres of land, $35,900.00 FENELON FALLS 3 bedroom bungalow, retirement home, utility room attached garage, fully serviced, $41,900.00. CAESAREA Starter or retirement home in village, nicely decorated 3 bedroom bun- galow, includes applianc- es, sunporch, 12 garage and hobby shop. $37,900. RENTALS Port Perry Lakeview Plaza retail outlets, corner of 7A and Water Street. 1 bachelor apart- ment, $175.00 per month, December occupancy. LAKE SCUGOG 3 Bedroom frame cott- age, 5-years-old, 130 ft. water frontage, cedar deck, electric heat, fully insulated, year 'round access. Mature white birch trees. $39,900.00. MANCHESTER New -3 bedroom brick bungalow, electri¢ heat, "large 156 ft. frontage lot on quiet dead end street. Full basement complete- ly insulated, broadloom and cushion flooring. Priced to sell, $52,900.00. LOTS 4-10 acre lots, $27,500.00. Uxbridge area, 10 acres, pond, $35,000.00. 45 acres, Udora, pond, never failing stream, $49,900.00. Morley Bruce 985-2528 Larry Doble 705-326-2902 Lloyd Haynes 986-4402 Lorne Scanlon ~~ 986-4632 Keith Puckrin 985-2749 H. Lawrence 705-357-2187 FOR PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE 683-4500 REG AND LARRY JOHNSON AUCTIONEERS (20 Years Experience) "LIVESTOCK FURNITURE SALES Sunderland 705-357-3270 WALKER-LIPTAY LTD. AUCTIONEERS LIVESTOCK-ESTATES BLOOD HORSES For booking or Information Contact STEVE LIPTAY, Hampton 263-2117 BILL WALKER Markham 294.4970 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1975 -- 13 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 SALE TIME: 12:30.P.M. Real estate, livestock and imple- ments, the property of the Late JOSEPH GREENAN, north half Lot 9, Con. 6, Ops Twp., 3 miles south of Lindsay on Hwy 35. MACHINERY: 1975 Int, 574 die- sel tractor 140 hts., Ford tractor with Freeman manure loader; 1975 Int. 4-14's trip beam plough; 1975 Int. 12' Vibra shank culti- vator; 1974 Int. 16 disc seed drill; 1973 Int. manure spread- er; M.F. #10 baler, 1964 Meteor 4-door standard car. etc. Approx. 5000 bales hay; 1500 bales straw and 12 ton barley. Cattle: 23 mature Shorthorn cows with 20. calves by side; Purebred Shorthorn bull. Swine: 2 registered York sows - AUCTION bred; registered Berkshire sow bred; registered Durac hog; 20 chunks. Real Estate: 100 acres of farm land more or less situ ated on main Hw. #35, 3 miles south of Lindsay. 100 acres all tillable, except 34 acre, 2 barns, large 9 room, brick, 2 storey farm home, new gas furnace, basement, plumbing, modern kitchen, garage. Farm will be offered for sale at 3:00 p.m. subject to low reserve bid. Terms on farm - 10 per cent down day of sale - remainder in 60 days. Terms cash. No reserve. Machine sale at 12:30 p.m. Farm will be offered for sale at 3:00 p.m., followed immediately by cattle. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 1.705-324-9959.. WINTARIO TICKETS available at the Port Perry Stag Permanent home, Car- negie Beach, 1240 sq. ft. A beautiful home with a large sunny kitchen, lots of closet space, walkout from dining area, fully broadloomed, full base- ment, modern conven- iences, access to lake, situated on large lot. - Open to all offers. Full price $48,900.00. OSHAWA An excellent starter home, compact two -bed- room bungalow, alum- inum siding, modern con- veniences includes stove and frig., one year old, carpets and drapes, could 'have extra bedroom in basement. Full price $39,900.00, terms. 143 acres vacant land, $40,000 down, 75 acres workable, balance hard- wood bush, 2 mile river frontage, excellent poten- tial, 21 miles northeast of Port Perry. Call for furth- er information. 100 acre farm, $50,000. down. 95 acres workable, includes 4 bedroom, 2 storey home with modern conveniences, 2 barns, 2 wells, large silo, many other buildings all in ex- cellent condition, only 2 miles from lake and village, school bus at door must be seen to be appre- ciated. Full price $140,000.00. OSHAWA Solid brick bungalow, garage, includes two bed- room- apartment with private entrance, close to downtown, situated on a large lot. $57,900.00. There is No Place like Our Place to find Your Place Offices to serve you: Port Perry -- 985-7215 Whitby -- 668-8848 Oshawa -- 576-8531 MARION HOPKINS Sales Manager Bus: 985-7215 Res: 985-3749 Turning off Christmas lights before retiring is not only a good safety practice but also a wise energy con- servation measure, accord- ing to Ontario Hydro. In order to conserve energy, Hydro and the Min- _istry of Energy are both appealing to householders to wait until after the dinner hour to turn on Christmas lights, and to make sure they are turned off again at bedtime. Hydro itself will have a - modest outdoor display at its Toronto head office loc- ation and the same practice will be followed in its seven regions across the province. Decorative lighting will be turned on after 7:00 p.m. and off by midnight. Hydro's electrical inspect- ion department notes no one can blame shoppers for try- ing to squeeze a little more out of their Christmas bud- gets this year, but warns of ignoring potential hazards concerning older festive lighting supplies. "An annual danger is that some householders will try to 'make do' with Christmas tree lights and outdoor dis- plays which have already been used for several sea- sons," Jim Little, supervis- ing electrical approvals inspector, says. "If your lights have been used before, examine them carefully, especially around the base of each socket, and discard any set that has worn insulation, damaged sockets or a faulty plug. At- tempting to repair light sets by splicing or taping worn wiring can be dangerous," Mr. Little warns. "When buying lights and appliances, shoppers should check to be sure they bear the CSA mark of approval, he adds. "Lights approved for indoor use should never be used owtdoors." Strings of lights should be securely fastened and cords should be positioned so that they, cannot be bumped or tripped over. Plugs should not be overloaded with two or three sets of lights. Leaving a light socket empty after removing a burned out or broken bulb can also be hazardous. The empty socket may tempt an inquisitive child to put his finger il the socket and receive a severe shock. Care should also be taken Christmas lighting is potentially dangerous gt when using metal reflectors or metallic garlands on trees. They can become live if they contact an empty socket or damaged wire. . One hazardous product which appeared on the mar- ket this season is a plug-in chirping ornament for Christmas trees. It has now been removed from store shelves on the order of Hydro's inspection staff. The ornament is a 23, inch open mesh plastic sphere which contains a piece of aluminum foil, a tiny speak- er and an electronic circuit package having exposed live 120 volt terminals. + ""The foil could contact the live terminals and create a definite shock hazard." Stitchers attend Achievement Day Six members of the Port Perry Stitchers and their two leaders attended the Achievement Day held in Uxbridge on Saturday, December 6, 1975. Each member exhibited her record book on "A Touch of Stitchery', a learn- ing stitches article and a free choice article. The Club prepared an exhibit called Colour and Colour Schemes. Beverley Mulder made the comment on this exhibit assisted by Michelle Anderson. The morning activities in- cluded the judging of a class of place mats, planning a wall hanging and the evalu- ation of a "Free Choice" article. Some fifteen different clubs took part from Ontario Centre Area. Members had the opportunity to examine the work of all these girls. Each member receiving" credit for this unit received a silver spoon. These were awarded to Janice McHugh, Lisa Pelletier, Michelle Anderson, Barbara Webster, Beverley Mulder and Carol Lane. Beverley Mulder also received a certificate on the completion of two units. Miss Dodd received a certificate for ten years as a 4H Homemaking leader. They look forward to the project in the new year, "Let's Bake Bread'. Alice Dodd A a "-- Rs ~~ Xe: -- > a rs rey 22. STL ow S08 rt "nn Pari 2 reo FER "a ne: es - i ar he rn * Ww ERTS aR a - . ~ - RE Se an To , "re Lp pr IIASA DN Agr Ah LT