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- Real Estate PTT ii RIDGEINORTH Realy Lid. [B . PORT PERRY PLAZA (a16) 985-9777 FAX 985.9161 Member. Oshawa ry District Real Estate Member Lindsay & District Real Estate Boar re 2 & 4 § --- it .- WATERFRONT OPPORTUNITY! There are sever- ance possibilities here so jump quick at this chance to buy! 2.58 acres with 400 feet of water frontage on Gerrow's Beach, Scugog Island, Port Perry. Not only is this one of the loveliest, treed properties around, but it also has a 2300 sq.ft. bungalow, detached dobble garage, boat house and more. Act now! Asking $510,000 PERFECT 2 bedroom starter or votiromont home located right in Blackstock. Nice lot, ideally situated close 10 stores and schools. $109,000. SCUGOG ISLAND. Excellent 3 plus 1 bedroom home, eat-in kitchen, plastered walls, hardwood floors, finished rec room with 3 pc. washroom, basement bedroom. This home shows immaculate plus 2 car garage on nearly 1 1/2 acres with view ~ of lake! Check this out for value. $199,500, UNLIMITED WATER PLAY! Walk from your oversized deck to enjoy a large mature treed waterfront lot. Located at Aldred's Beach, Scugog Island. This is ap exceptional home with a large living room, den and dining room. Must be seen to be fully appreciated. Don't procrastinate and lose your opportunity! Call now for your personal viewing, Listed at $229,000 . . CLIFF CROWELL BILL RAE CHUCK WILLES YVONNE BURNETT JOHN TAIT JUDY DEKONING BRETT LAYCOE MARY WILSON JUDI HEWITT ALLAN (Hank) BERTRAND Res. 985-7871 Res, (705) 786-2185 Res. 985-7032 Res. 986-0911 Res. 985-8630 Res. 985-9183 Res. 985-9059 Res. 985-2235 Res. 985-4015 Res. 985-3680 Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, July 16, 1991 -- 21 4a Township effort to collect taxes from marina denied by court Efforts by Scugog Township to recover $28,000 in realty taxes from Port Perry Marina have been thrown out by the Ontario Court of Appeal. The Township owns the Mdrina on the Port Perry waterfront and leases it 10 operator John Mackey. e¢ Township believes that realty taxes should be payable each year. Mr. Mackey dis-agreed agdhe issue first went to court in 1989 with a judge finding in favour of the operator. The Township appealed that decision and the matter was heard June 27 in froft of an Ontario Court of Appeal, which denied the Township's claim because of the word- ing in the lease. Realty taxes for the five years 1987-91 amount to $22,062, with an additional $6,097 in penalties. Township administrator Earl Cuddie said last week he doesn't anticipate any further court action in this issué. But he is concerned that Durham Region and the School bdards may demand their share of the taxes (just over $16,000) and if so, the Township will have to come up with the money. "We are hoping the Region and School Board will accept the (court) ruling," he said. #As operator of the marina, Mr. Mackey has a ten-year lease which runs out in 1995, with an option to renew Tor ten years. The Township will collect about $150,000 in rent over the ten-year life of the lease, according 10 documents from the finance department. | Remember last week, just call up and say--"Well Renovator's Notepad by John Lucyk Despite bay being an 'old' design, why are we seeing them in so many mod- em home designs"? Bay windows are flat across the front and have sides that project out usually at a 45 degree angle. They can have a window seat, or in some cases, the floor extended right out into them. While hinged case- ments dre more popular today, bays can have vertical sliders or awnings in the sides. Bay windows are one of the vefy few ways to add another dimension to the home, inside and out, shor of an addition. Inside, the bay adds light and viewing area and seems to bring more of the outside in as it projects outside of the regular wall. The window seat, if cho- 'sen, can be decorative as well. A bay window is always a focal point. Outside the home, a bay window breaks up the look of a long wall and in self can be decorative as well. Many finishing options are avail able for under it 100, In addition, high performance insul glass is now an affordable-option almost doubling the insulating value over regular insul glass, The payback on this option is now thought to be in the range of four to five years Ontario Hydro has a few proggam offering a rebate of $5 per square foot if 'approved' windows are used in a new home or renovation with electrical heat Installation must be by a cerufied installer For renovating, in the last five years or so, a num- ber of good 'custom home quality window manufac. turers now offer their regular production bay windows in custom sizes suiting renovation needs. Using sizes 'made to fit' makes the usualy tricky installation of a bay window a lot more straight forward and therefore a lot less expensive 10 have installed Again, ask about the 'after sales' service. The war- ranty is only as good as the company that offers it. Ask the professional contractors in the area as 10 what they use. An investment in a bay window in your home is an investment in 'curb appeal' and theréfore money in the bank, eventually, Send your inquiries to 'Renovator's Notepad', c/o the Scugog Citizen, 36 Water St., Port Perry, Ont, L9L 1J2.Send your inquiries to 'Renovator's Notepad', ¢/o the Scugog Citizen, 36 Water St., Port Perry, doug olliffe First off I'd like to thank everyone that took the time to enter our John Wayhe impression contest. Amigos, tacos and nachos from Dowson's are always popular around my chuckwagon!™ After reviewing all the entrants my favorite was Matthew Hill of Scugog Point. Matthew not only did a great job of the Duke, he went on do a host of oth- ers: Yogi Bear, George Bush, Amold, and Elvis. In fact, it was such a repertoire it was 100 long for our answering machine -- he had 10 tape it and drop it off at the office. We applaud your efforts and hopgyou spend all that loot in one place, Ken and Carol Irvine of XL Gas Bar have a great deal on! A case:of Pepsi or Canada Dry (24 cans) Tor 7.99 plus taxes, We're talkin' brand names here folks. So stop by one of Scugog's friendliest gas bars and take advantage of this incredible sale. Hey! Here are the winners of the Mr. Submarine Blue Jay draw- Colleen O'Brian, Jasen Dawson, Dan Urquhart, Duane Steward, Sieve Dzurk, and John VanSeters. Congratulations from the Vovos family, eh Port Perry Canadian Tire has hy sale on this week! Check out the ad in this issue. Any birthdays coming up? Tools, games, lishing reels, and selected bikes, allzat incredible discounts. Remember these prices are mich lower than their already low prices! This sale is while quantities last only! Shop now and avoid disappointmz at. Check out this picture of Mike Allen. By far, he was the best dressed cowboy at the Festival Tent Friday night. He gets his silver and gold trim in Texas, 50 you know it's the teal McCoy. Next time you're there, Mike, bring me something back, okay? 'Bargains, bar. gains, brgains!!! Check out our back page for fabulous values and COUPONS! Coupons worth up / to $1.00. off! Amazing! Dowsons' Valu-mart has everything yod need for your B-B-Q needs and just about everything you need is featured. There is no better time to stock up thar right now! Be sure to check out the new Sure. Start fire starter -- it's non toxic, odourless, water- proof, and safe. I think I'll pick some of this up, 1 cain use it for the B-B-Q and keep some on hand for my survival kit I take snowmobobbolin®. WOW! A delightful deal at Pizza Delight. Kids cat FREE! '(some restrictions apply). See ad for full details fabul Congratylations to Darlene and Janet on open. ing their new one four photo store, F/Stop 8, at 143 Perry St. It's exciting to ste a new business devel op! See the ad in this issue, YOU could win a brand new JSmm camera!!! See you next week!