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There's No Place Like Home Your Own Home MANY OF OUR CLIENTS ARE MOVING A LITTLE FURTHER NORTH AND GETTING MORE HOUSE FOR THEIR MONEY! $18,900 3 bedroom semi-detached home in centre of. town â€"â€"- needs a little fixin’ -â€"â€" zoned commermal â€"â€" start building an equity in your first home or buy this one as an investment. 525.900 Charming 3 bedroom bungalow on 75‘x‘200‘ lot. 4 pc. and 2 pc. powder room. This home is in excellent condition and finished in rug brick and cut. stone. A real gem near school. Five minutes to Newmarket and GO train. $19,900 Why pay rent? As low as $2.000 down to qual- ified buyer. This 3 bedroom semi is the ideal way to get away from the landlord. THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, July 29, 1971 WE WELCOME INQUIRIES AND OUR SALES REPRESENTATIVES WOULD BE PLEASED TO REVIEW OUR EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. DIRECT LINE 889-8654 96 Yonge St. 8., Aurora Toronto 889-8654 Auro W. R. Case Realty Limited REALTORS Aurora 727-4288 CARLISLE NORTH YONGE 537.900. Immaculate 8 room brick home ideal for large‘ family or someone needing an extra apartment. 3 baths open fireplace. 2 car garage 2 kitchens. 2 extra rooms fin- ished downstairs. Mr. Crow- ther. RICHMOND HILL $44,900. Solid brick 11 rooms. west side near Yongp. full‘ divided basement with kit- chen and separate entrance. ideal for renting. Mrs. Mc- Kay. BUILDER‘S CLEARANCE Oniy 3 left. $29380. 3 bed- rooms. large living-dining ‘ooms. attached garage with} eated entrance. full base- ment. clean gas heat. sodded lots. low down payment. Mr. McVey. $3.000. DOWN $24500. 6 room brick hun- galow, 26 ft. living-dining room area with broadLoom. 3 bedroms. rec. room 22‘x10‘ with bar, close to schools and shopping. Mr. Suriter. 3 bedroom brick ranch hun- galow, 2 car garage. finished rec. room, situated 15 miles north of Metro Asking $31,500. Mrs. Sutherland. Just great for Hairdressing Salon, antiques or similar business venture. 57 ft. front- age on King Sideroad near Keele, large 3 bedroom 2 storey home, full basement.‘ paved drive. Mrs. Edwards.‘ 889-7381 or 727-8234. 889-7381 Experienced or lnexperienced Men and Ladies earn up to 65% commission. Modern air conditioned offices with parking. Confidential. Con- tact Mr. Bill Laing. 889-7624, 884-4425 or 773-4211. N. S. SMITH REAL ESTATE LIMITED FIRST TIME OFFERED $28,900 6 room bungalow with paved drive and beautifully landscap~ ed lot with good sized back yard. This lovely brick home is equipped with stove. \fridge. washer lautomaticl and dryer. KESWICK SPARKLER 3 bedroom brick. better than new Hollywood kitchen. broadloom throughout hot water heating. many extras. Beautiful big back split with large kitchen overlooking lovely family room that has walkout to covered patio. nicely landscaped 246 foot lot close to shopping and all services. $18.500 WITH INCOME $3.500 down. 7 room home including self contained apti, country living on well treed lot. Only 11 miles north of Metro. Members of the Toronto. York County and District Real Estate Boards M51115 2 BUILDING LOTS Holland Landing 60x248 feet nice level and dry treed lots in good area. Give me a call and we can discuss the easy terms. $2.000 DOWN - BARGAIN 521,900. 6 room brick bunga- low. large kitchen. alumin- ums. Carries like rent. Call Tom McKeage Now Res. 884-7969 - 131.15.222-5466 GRAMAY 6197 fonge St., Willowdale 25 YONGE ST. NORTH RICHMOND HILL KING COMMERCIAL Realty Limited, Realtor 889-3111 - 773-4332. 884-2622 RURAL (‘HARMER 65 °/o REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS 884-7751 PHOTO M.L.S. REALTOR LTD. 28 Yonge St. S. F.G. 4 BEDROOMS 773-4335 $2.000 DOWN. 2 STOREY Brick 6 room home. full hasement. 3 family size bedrooms. Combination living and dining room, large kitchen. Vacant. Asking $23,500. Cal] JOYCE (‘LELAND 528.500 DETACHED wâ€"V 6 room bungalowféttaéhed garage, divided base- ment. broadloom in living room. Large master bedroom. Fast possession. Call JOHN CRYER [11:11», U1 Uounuuu: bedroom. Fast possessionc. V 7 Call JOHN CRYER RICHMOND HILL RANCHER Double car garage. 6 room brick ranch style bungalow. Full basement, many dollar saving extras. Fast possession. Asking 329.900. Try $5,000 down. Call DOUG BENNETT hrome'sile. Try $3.000 down. Call DELMA WOODCOCK 6‘3'70 N.H.A. RESALE Carries $91.00 monthly including taxes. Sub- stantial down payment required. 6 room brick 2 storey home in A-l condition throughout. Many dollar saving extras including broadlnnm Askin‘l‘ $21,900. r Call HORST ROSNER $109. MONTHLY ULTRA MODERN Side split bungalow featuring attached garage. Open stone fireplace in large living room. Huge kitchen loaded with cupboards. Partially fin- ished rec. room. Immediate possession. Call MEL ATKINS “Honesty and Service Is Our Motto” WE BUY, SELL or ARRANGE ALL TYPES OF lst 8. 2nd MORTGAGES CALL BRAM OGDEN HALF ACRE Solid brick rancher. 3 bedrooms, wall to wall broadloom, loads of trees, 7193?? mortgage, $116 monthly includes taxes. $27,900.00. Close to Yonge and Elgin Mills. Call GARTH PALMER $2,000 DOWN PAYMENT Solid brick 3 bedroom bungalow, 2 baths, fin- ished recreation room with bar and refrigerator. Private drive. Absent owner must sell. Only $23,900.00. Call BRAM OGDEN 2 ACRE ESTATE HOME King City close to Hwy. 400, 9 room executive ranch style bungalow. separate maid‘s quarters, heated swimming pool, change cabins, fully air conditioned. Electronic air cleaner, intercom and various quality features. For appointment to view call GARTH PALMER HOW SHOULD A SELLER TREAT HIS FIRST OFFER? If it is a fair offer. then with the thought in mind that it could turn out to be the best offer he will ever receive. Newly-listed property has a special appeal to buyers for several reasons: The feeling it has been looked at and rejected by psevious buyers is absent and the buyer is conscious of getting first "chance" at a new offering: sus- picions of hidden flaws because the property has not sold previously do not arise: salesmen are usually more enthusiastic showing a property for the first time. Finally. the. "right" buyer may have been waiting for such a property to appear. If the seller then receives a fair offer \rlthin a few days. where does the problem arise? It is that the seller is not mentally conditioned to accept it. ‘ “If three days brought one offer. then six will bring two and the next may be for the full price.” the seller may reason, though it. seldom works out that way. If this first prime prospect is lost. the property may lag for weeks‘ becoming "stale" on the market. and the seller may finally have to sell for less than he first declined. 889-5651 - 884-2377 - 773-4391 REAL ESTATE BROKEVRVSi MORTGAGES 3 Yonge Street S. REAL ESTATE B 884-4446 See you next week kL ESTATE By HARRY SAD! Emerald Isle Real Estate Ltd. Members of York County, Ontario & Canadian Association of Real Estate Boards LQOK FOR THE SIGN OF THE SHAMROCK Richmond Hill Harry Sadler, F.R.I. 889-8303 51A ; uuu. SEMI-DETACHED two storey‘$$§§12$fug"oa‘;;£hs garage house in Richmond Hill. Three‘hand‘V to Yonge buses‘ $7.500 bedrooms. 112 bathrooms. Call down with good mortgage telâ€"ms_ Mrs. Adler, 421-5442. “915884-3285. clwz') g [F OUR SIGN IS ON YOUR LAWN HURRY HOME â€"â€" YOU'RE MOVING KLEINBURG - 2 ACRES Beautiful ravine lot sloping to Humber. Last available lot in prestige area. $25,900. Call Jane Haight, 889-9330. LIST WITH YOUNG & BIGGIN LTD. Marvelous View, chalet type style cedar clap- board 5 bedroom house on 10 acres. small barn, padocks. Excellent financing at 81,!3'}. Posses- sion immediate. Call Jane Haight, 889-9330. EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE 344.800. Thornhill Greens, four bedrooms, three baths. separate full suite dining, family room, walkout. fireplace, main floor laundry. two gar- ages. Immediate possession. Exclusive with Mr. Peddle, 889-9330. RAMBLING RANCH â€" POOL $47,800. Thornhill's custom home on 100'x165‘ lot. Features twin-sized bedrooms, finished recreation and billiard room, two garage. Immed- iate possession. Mr. Peddle, 889-9330. RICHMOND HILL 555.000 â€"â€" Large ranch bungalow set in private surroundings, 7 rooms, elegant executive home, 18x13 ft. fully equipped_kitcA11_e_n:pfoqdloom, many Eths.- §;%edAt6‘de $25300 down to one mortgage. Call Mrs. Wright for inspection. AURORA $39,900 â€" Magnificent home 2 years old, 4 bati- rooms, 21:: baths. main floor family room with fireplace and walkout to patio. family sized kit- chen. finished rec. room, completely landscaped. Call Mr. Hill. BUTTONVILLE 338.500 â€" Living room with open fireplace, 4 bed- rooms, master ensuite. air conditionlng. 2 car gar- age, family sized. kitchen. Gardener’s delight. Please call Mrs. Wright. BUYING OR SELLING 10 Offices Across Metro to Serve You Better Roval Trust A Complete Real Estate Service ROYAL TRUST REAL ESTATE or the abm‘e homes please call Mrs. \or Mr. Hill at 881-0363 Contact Your Local Office at Thornhill PHONES 727-3442 - 889-9330 REALTOR “THE SIGN THAT SELLS" YOUNG & BIGGIN LTD. SELLING A HOME BUYING A HOME ARRANGING A MORTGAGE KING HILLS THORNHILL area. six room 35 Vaughan Road Richmond Hill 881-0363 Owning your own home gives you security, stability, 3 growing equity and a lasting sense of pride and accomplishment. Check the many homes for sale on today’s Liberal Real Estate Page. The day you purchase your own home is a day you will never forget. Wright Baseball Headford ladies played the Victoria Square‘ladies at the park Tuesday evening of last week. The game ended ‘with the Headford ladies defeating the Square The senior boys fastball team on Thursday evening of last week lost their game by one run to the Greenwood team at Greenwood. Playground The childnen at the play- ground celebrated Hallowe'en on Tuesday of last week. The playground leaders and the children were dressed in cost- ume for the occasion. Church News Visitors at the church ser- vice Sunday morning Were: Mrs. Irvin Gohn of Unionville. Alan Hardwin of Montreal, Tim Barber of Rockwood and Scott Brown of Utica. There will be no church service at Victoria Square or Headford United Churches dur- ing the month of August. However. the. church services will resume September 5 at the regular hours of worship â€"â€" Headford at 10 am and Victoria Square at 11:30 am with the Rev. Martin Jenkinson in cha-rge. Neighborhood Notes Thursday of last, week, Miss Mabel Sanderson entertained the following friends to dinner. RICHMOND HILL $6.000 down for this 3 bedroom brick bungalow. Large living and dining rooms. plus full basement, apartment. Many ex- tras include broadloom and tras i drapes WANTED 3 or 4 bedroom semi-detached home in Richmond Hill. In Richmond Hill ask for Wlddifield 222-6559, or 884-7823.“ $18,000.00 FULL PRICE Sparkling 5 room fully detach- ed bungalow with a one car gar- age on large lot. Features hot water ’ heating and close to shopping and downtown bus. RICHMOND HILL BARGAIN 527900.00 full price: 3 bedroom fully detached home on large treed homesite. Features 2 bathrooms, open fireplace. safe oil heat and more. Your down payment considered. $1,000.00 DOWN 3 bedroom detached bungalow One mortgage carries like rent Bargain hunters call. VICTORIA SQUARE NEWS WANT TO SELL ){OUR HOME? WE NEED LISTINGS For tops in service BRICK DETACHED 3 bedroom home, large separate living room. rec. room. 58‘_ fenced. lot. close to all conveniences. Ask- ing $28,900. CALL NOW 884-5422 71 HOME SITES Beautiful 1 acre lots. west side of Yonge. Richmond Hill. $16,000. Full Price. MAKE OFFER 100'x150' homesite, Rich- mond Hill. Asking $10,000. 889-2951 38a YONGE ST. SOUTH 884-9223 RICHMOND HILI BROKER 884-8601 - 773-4371 Jihi.‘ EASTERBROOK REALTOR CORRESPONDENT: MRS. W. SANDLE R.R. 2, Gormley â€" Telephone 887-5421 TOM CALL 773-4302 884-5422 c1w5 1‘85 The action recommended is ss‘that the farmer first contact his id‘local assessment office to check r.‘the coding on his property: If -“it's coded residential or com- ‘O‘mercial. or anything other than farm. the assessment office lshould be requested to correct tit and pass the information talong to the Department of tMunicipal Affairs in Toronto. The tax rebate is paid only on Q‘lands coded “farm” and if the tproperty owner doesn't insist: §on a correction being made, it jwill not be made. §End 0f Gift Tax Boon 2 To Farm Families - Wall .1 Many of the tax changes rec- Lently announced by the federal government will be of importa ‘ance to farmers. reports York ‘Agnicultural Representative A1 A! Wall. Mrs. Raeburn (Kathaleen Den- his) and daughter of Caledon: Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stong of Weston; Mrs. Ella Ratcliffe of Stouffville: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mortson, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Sanderson of Richmond Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mortson. Mrs. Faye Wills ls holidaying in Mexico. Tim Barber of Rockwood, and Scott Brown of Utica are visi- ting with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barber. Special greetings to Mrs. Alice Perkins. who on August 1 will be celebrating her 83rd birthday. Congratulations Mrs. Perkins! Dale Barker is attending the Willow Springs Bible Camp at Stouffville this week. If any farmer in this area hasn’t received his rebate of 25% of net farm property tax. announced by Premier John Boa barts in October 1970. the On- tario Federation of Agriculture advises him to take immediate action. Unpaid Farm Rebate Needs Prompt Action The farmers. whether they are members of the federation or not. are then asked to write to David Hopkins. Ontario Fed- eration of Agriculture, 387 Bloor Street East, Toronto 285. giving all details of the prop- erty and assessment. Mr. Hop¢ kins reports that it has‘been found that some assessment of: fices are reluctant to make cod- ing corrections. But armed with the necessary information the federation can help the farmer exert pressure to have the change made. v Capital gains tax and gift tax, says Mr. Wall. are likely to effect the farm owner most. Some time before the end of this year a valuation day will be set to determine property values. then from the first of next year. any increase in val- ue of a capital asset will be taxed. The tax will apply when a sale is made. and half the gain will be taxed at regular income tax rates. “It is obvious that this tax will be a major one in York, with big changes in land prices.” says Mr. Wall. Gains up to the present will not be taxed, however. Changes that occur after evaluation day, which has not been set. are the only ones subject to capital gains tax. ouudyvv w __r,, The end of the gift tax will mean a lot in farm families, making it easier for farms to pass from one generation to another. It has other implications as well. Under the new system a farmer will be able to trans- fer his ownership to a partner- ship corporatio'n without being subject to capital gains tax. A gain will not be taxable un- uni)- less the completely NEWMARKET -- Dr. Philip .Jones, assistant director of the lGreat Lakes Institute, and a ‘gleader in a campaign to ban the use of detergents containing phosphates which are polluting lour lakes and streams, is being laccused of pollution by his |neighbours. Dr. Jones is a partâ€" 1ner in McLeod Hybrid Swine sLtdi. located about two miles south of the centre of towns Two neighbours told council the piggery i_s_ fouling the air and uv...r-v._.v . The farmer will also benefit from the new system of assess- ing depreciation on machinery and buildings. The straight line method, Mr. Wall reports. will nun... be phgge-d-_but gradnally. with everything changing to the diminishing balaan system. Egg-1:12;“ will be valued on valuation day, and any increase at the time of sale will be taxed as capitailwgain. Basic herds can be established up to the end of this year south of the centre of town. Two neighbours told council the piggery is fouling the air and possibly the well water in the area. The pig manure is washed out of an enclosed building into an lactation ditch which drains into a one-acre pond. The ditch is designed to provide \microbes with oxygen so they in ‘turn will consume the microbes which caused the odor. the fifth changes hands