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PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. November 6, 1984 -- 31 Real Estate Auction Sales Se oN . TARE RT PORT PERRY 2 year old home with cen- tury home features: immaculate, 3 bedrooms, separate dining, large rec room with woodstove, Colonial pine trim. throughout, pine staircase, beautiful land- scaped fenced yard with patio. Many ex- tras. Asking only $83,900. Call Ann Elliott. PERRY GLEN ESTATES. Quality 3 bedrooms plus den, dining room, family room with fireplace and 2 walkouts to in- ground pool, fenced yard. Nicely land- scaped. Asking $105,000 with financing. Call Valerie Butt. SUNDERLAND AREA BUILDING SITE 160 acres, 100 workable, balance bush and stream, excellent ranch. Asking $89,500. Call George Stone. JPONTYPOOL AREA 75 acres, 65 'Workable, good barn for mixed farming, 12 storey § bedroom brick and aluminum home, 2 baths, 2 kitchens, 400 amp hydro, excellent water supply. Asking $95,000 with terms. Call Ken Holliday. LAKE SCUGOG WATERFRONT 3 bedroom cottage, natural pine interior with fieldstone fireplace, furnished, boathouse with marine R.R., mature trees, very clean. Only $55,000. Call George Stone. LAKE SCUGOG NORTH SHORE. Good waterfront lot 100 x 200 ft. Asking $29,000 with terms. Call Ken Holliday. RUSTIC 3 bedroom home with eat-in kit- chen, family room with floor to ceiling fireplace with stove insert, main floor laundry. Located in small hamlet. Only $59,900. Call Ann Elliott. CENTURY OLD CHARM 4 bedroom family home, country kitchen with woodstove, spacious living and dining room, natural pine floors, 2 baths. Large beautifully landscaped lot and paved drive. Asking $89,900. Call Valerie Butt. BUNGALOW ON 1 ACRE 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large garage/workshop, country living north of Port Perry. Call Cliff Crowell to see this home listed at $64,900. WEST OF PORT PERRY Exceptional 4 bedroom home, large country kitchen with walkout to yard and patio, inground swimming pool, dining room, family room with fireplacel, many features. Call Valerie Butt. Asking $94 900. SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS. Call - Port Perry 985-7303 AFTER HOURS CALL: George Stone, F.R.I.. Port Perry . . .. 985-2632 Valerie Butt, Port Perry . ......... 985-2122 Ken Holliday, Oshawa . . ..... ... 123-5420 Cliff Crowell, Port Perry . . ...... .. 985-7871 Ann Elliott, Blackstock . . . ........ 986-5128 Cou niry REALTY Histo by 985-7351 O00 Water St Port Peary Ontano ONE ACRE, TREED LOT overlooking countryside plus 12 storey home featur- ing a huge living room with hardwood floor and fireplace, eat-in kitchen, 2 bedrooms and garage plus a workshop. North-west of Port Perry. Asking $69,900. Call 985-7351. VILLAGE ATMOSPHERE - 3 bedrooms, country kitchen, situated on a large lot in Little Britain. New septic system, fur- nace, chip insulation. Listed at $47,500 with good financing available. Call 985-7351. ROOM TO WANDER on this 160 ft. x 196 ft. lot plus a 12 storey home featuring a country style kitchen, large living room and master bedroom. Asking $57,900 with excellent terms. Call 985-7351. DELUXE LOG HOME Younger lodge pine home sports 3 bedrooms, bath, kit- chen, living/family rooms, stone fireplace. Listed at $78,000. 10 acres of land at top of Lake Scugog with water ac- cess. Call 985-7351 for further informatior MATURE TREES, COUNTRY SETTING plus a 3 bedroom bungalow with cathedral ceilings, finished family room with fireplace - a quality home with lake ac- cess. Asking $82,900. Call 985-7351. FARM -- 102 PER CENT MORTGAGE for 3 years. 50 acres, 3 bedroom aluminum home, main floor family room, new pole barn, pond, Hwy. frontage, good productive clay loam. Asking $115,000. Call 985-7351. COT /AGE -- $28,900 - Just listed - 2 bedroom cozy get-away with lake access, fenced yard. Vendor will hold mortgage for 5 years. Call 985-7351. 10 ACRE BUILDING SITE, PORT PERRY SOUTH, EXCELLENT LOCA- TION, PRICED TO SELL AT ONLY $37,500. CALL NOW 985-7351. AFTER HOURS: Keith Puckrin ......... Res. 985-2489 Ralph Fairman ........ Res. 985-2160 John Polmans ......... Res. 986-4776 GailScala............. Res. 985-9395 MEMBER OF THE OSHAWA & DISTRICT REAL ESTATE BOARD (MLS SERVICE) FRIDAY NOVEMBER ¢ SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Cornells Auction Barn Auction sale: 9 piece walnut dining room suite (excellent condition), wicker chairs, pressback high chairs, console colour TV. flat-top farm scales, violin, Hohner accordian, antique dressers, wooden wardrobes, Maytag apart ment size dryer, Sunbeam "electric snowblower, wicker table, Simplicity wringer- washer, coffee and end tables, parlour tables, mahogany desk, air com: pressor, 1974 Ford Y2 ton (certitied), 1976 Plymouth Valiant (certified), 1980 Ford car (certified), quanti: ty of antique picture frames, skils and bicycles, a large quantity of new and used Tonka and Fisher Price toys. Don Corneil Auc: tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Bri: tain. 705-786-2183. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 3:00 P.M. Auction sale- approx: imately 3 p.m., Herd disper- sal for CARL DOWSON, R.R. 1, Manilla, Lot 3, Conc. 8, Mariposa Township. 20 Hereford and Charolais crossed cows, approximate- ly 10 with calves at foot now, remainder due in December and January. 10 yearling steers and heifers. 2- 14 year old heifers - open. To be sold at Woodville Communi- ty Livestock Auction Sale Arena. Ross Mason, R.R. 2, Little Britain 786-2330, Auc- tioneer. Sale barn located 12 miles east of Woodville. (B3249) SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre 'Household Auction Auction sale at Pearce Auction Centre with assort- ment of good furniture, ap- pliances, antiques etc. Watch for details next week. 985-7492. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale- large anti- que sale of antique fur- niture, china, silver etc., the estate of the late MRS. LOT- TIE DOBLE, will beheld in the Village of Sunderland. Two door fridge, antique walnut buffet, china cabinet, quantity of good antiques, dishes and crystal, 5 plece peuter tea service (antique), 3 sliver tea services, antique extension table, 2 piece chesterfield suite (nearly new), love seat (new), 2 col- oured televisions, Newcombe piano and stool, antique parlour tables, several oil paintings, rugs, large antique oak roll-top desk (good), 3 antique bedroom suites. Detailed list next week. A very In: teresting antique sale. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auc- tioneers. IR Tee =). &, \) FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELEEEELLEEL * 1 5-10-2-acre lots * architectural design consultant on staff * energy-efficient construction 3 o Hose SWAF, trade-in plan RY " a) 2 rr RR) y { %) Real culpritsin winter crashes are the drivers Winter weather gets the blame for a lot of accidents. But, accord- ing to the Ontario Safety League, the real culprit in most cases is the } driver who fails to adjust to cold weather problems. Auction Sales WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. 100 Holsteins Grasshill Sale for LLOYD WICKS, Bobcaygeon, also 25 head from CECIL SNOD- DEN, Sunderland; 20 head. from ERICK & RICK PULFER, Hastings and 8 top pedigreed females from PAUL RUTH, Omemee- selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario. One of the great production sales of 1984. Features in- clude an April/84 "Tony" calf from a VG-3* Dam with 220-250 BCA; a pair of Sept./83 Senator daughters: their full sister Is (Ex) with 177-214; a July/84 Tony heifer calf from a Dam with BCA's of 221-283; 3 daughters of the great Chieftess cow selling. She Is VG with BCA's of 228-240. A 4 year old Magic Man (Ex) daughter selling fresh Oct. 21, with 2 year record of 199-232. She also has a 2 year old daughter selling fresh. A heavy producing Citamatt with over 200 BCA from 3 Gen. VG, her Dam has BCA's of 218-234. A fancy VG Tempo with 3 year 180-188. She completes the 4th Gen. of VG females. A Red and White Triple Threat due Jan./85 to Regal-Red. Also a fancy 4 year old by Eleva: tion selling fresh and milk: ing 80 Ib. Her 3 direct Dams all VG. A VG Starlite with 20,000 of 4.3 per cent on the top transmitter list. Other fancy consignments to this sale Include a show heifer from ELMCROFT HOLS: TEINS - she being a Sept./83 Mattador from ar [x show cow. Others by Valiant, At- traction, Warden and Triple Threat. NOTE: Whether you're looking for top foun: dation pedigreed cattle or milk from outstanding young cows, this is a sale that demands your atten: tion. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. N 13 Real Estate | Port Perry, Ontario Here are some of the causes of winter wrecks and the defensive dri- ving measures used to avoid them. '"Too fast for condi- tions' is all too fre- quently listed as an accident factor. When the road is slippery you can't stop as quickly or as safely. Lower your speed when the road surface is hazardous. The Ontario Safety League states that you should stretch your foll- owing distance to even double or triple the usual road interval. Abrupt turns, lane changing and sudden acceleration or decel- eration can cause bad skids on ice. and snow. Anticipate turns or speed changes and make them slowly and gradually. Limited visibility is a major problem. A driver who scrapes only a little peephole in his ice-covered windshield is asking for it. Clear your windshield com- pletely of ice and snow and keep it that way. Also, scrape outside mirrors clear. Be sure your defroster is in good shape. Poor traction has caused many a crack- up. check tread wear on your snow tires and keep them inflated corr- ectly. Tire inflation should be checked more frequently during win- ter months to be sure pressures are at rec- ommended levels; cold weather reduces tire pressure approximately one pound every § degrees celsius drop in temperature. . There's only one trick to winter driving, accor- ding to the Ontario Safety League .... take it slow and easy, from start to stop. J.) Ud) G0) & ho) ho Hy i) Wu v « " o lakefront view 985-2163 '9 in " " iy » ho) - " ) x v - N 3 Vv h) A) * four-seasons recreation at your & door -- swimming. boating, h) fishing. winter sports N marina adjacent to property I w A) A) h) ho) ho) tu J LY within commuting distance to Toronto ~ [ > i "JJ