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Real Estate Limited. Realtor 286 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-8041 -- 985-8151 Office Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. re a a PORT PERRY new 3 bedroom brick bungalow, separate dining room, floor to celling brick fireplace, built-in brick | BBQ, walkout to covered patio, large double garage, 115 x 190 ft. lot. Jus listed at $110,000 and the Vendor wants it sold. Call today to see this quality built home. : LAKE SCUGOG WATERFRONT : winterized, neat as a pin, nearly new : garage. Permanent living at cottage 2 prices. Listed at $53,900. "VIEW LAKE waterfront lot, trees, # good beach. Just listed at $29,500. See It today. = WHERE ELSE can you buy a brick bungalow, three large bedrooms, din- 2 Ing room, finished rec room with fireplace, games room, large lot in the low sixties? Owner will assist with i: financing for qualified purchaser. PORT PERRY NORTH - $73,900 rais- ed bungalow, open concept, larg separate dining room, eat-in kitchen walkout to deck, 12 baths, family : 2 room. Lots of garden area on this 96 x i 249 lot. " WATERFRONT BRICK BUNGALOW, i $89,900 - 93 ft. frontage on lake, full i basement, spacious home, mature :; treed lot. Call today. 9 $59,900 and waterfront - winterized, new 4 piece bath, spacious living room | with woodstove, oil furnace. Owner 7 transferred. -- ats eee ee ee Ce ee ee ee RN RR ee 2 RA RRL ES a REDUCED TO SELL, 4 bedroom, cedar sided bungalow north of Port Perry, full basement with roughed in fireplace, walkout from living room to deck, access to Lake Scugog. Listed at ©. $46,900. Call today to view this home. i PORT PERRY $73,900 immaculate © three bedrooms, dining room, double = garage on a large lot with good garden : area. Walkout to a private enclosed J . patio. Close to schools and shopping. . WATERFRONT ELEGANCE, custom = bullt, 2 storey home, circular oak stair- =. case, gourmet kitchen, formal dining © room overlooking sunken family room, © 4large bedrooms, den, double garage, = circular drive, interlocking brick patio, : : 3 decks and walkouts, plus much more. Listed at $179,000. 2 LAKEFRONT COTTAGE $56,900. 2 Maintenance free exterior, private area of the lake. Estate sold. © Good beach area. Make your appoint- © ment today. AFTER HOURS CALL: 985-8152 quiet 9859534 Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Congratulations to Mr. Roy Morrow, father of Ruby Van Camp who celebrated his ninetieth "birthday recently. Ruby took her father back to his former home in the Brighton area for a par- ty with his neighbours and relatives there. Hap- py birthday, Mr. Morrow! . A week ago, a group from this area enjoyed a bus trip to Pennsylvania where they toured farms and the New Holland Farm Machinery plant and museum. Those who went from this area were- Roy and Edith McLgyghlin, Lloyd and Thelma Wright, Harvey and Joan Graham, Jean Mahaffy and. Moira Fallis, Lawrence and Linda McLaughlin. Quite a number from here attended the Oshawa and Whitby Area Fair over the past weekend. Congratula- tions to our own Ivan Cochrane who, as presi- dent of that Fair has guided it into financial Auction Sales Auction Sales SATURDAY AUGUST ¢ SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale on Shirley Road, 4 miles south of Port Perry with good furniture, appliances, antiques, 1977 Chevrolet Sedan etc. More detalls next week. 985-7492. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 8 SALE TIME: 5:30 P.M. Auction sale of furniture and appliances of MARY SWEETMAN, on King Street, in the Village of Man- chester beside old Township Work Depo. Oak drop-leaf table, old sideboard, assorted tables, chests of drawers, oak buffet, antique love seat and 2 matching chairs, Westinghouse 21 inch colour TV, Kenmore dryer, wringer-washer, 24 Inch Gibson stove, Westinghouse 30 inch stove, kitchen suites, Imperial refrigerator, small fridge, Inglis gas dryer, wall oven, counter top elements, bullt-in dishwasher, Lazyboy chair, 3 piece couch, 4 seater couch and chair, B&W TV, record player and TV comb., stereo comp. set, small desk, large bed headboard, single beds, assorted chairs, highchair, school desks, coffee tables, portable fireplace, oll heater, two deep fryers for restaurant, pop cooler (foun- tain type, electric), hand tools, table saw, cut-off saw, 5 HP riding lawnmower, wheelbarrow, electric lawnmower, plus many other items. Terms cash or good cheque. Owner or Auc- tioneer not responsible for any accidents or Injuries In connection with this sale. Sale managed and sold by Auctioneer Don Cochrane, McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE - LINDSAY Auction sale every Thurs- day night - 6:30 p.m. Fur- niture, antiques, ap- plicances, tools, dishes. Your best market (for estates, apt. or housefyls Call for pick-up. MclL Auctioneers - (705) 324-2783. Jy31 LINDSAY FLEA & FARMERS MARKET on Little Britain Road, beside McLean Auction Barn NOW OPEN EVERY FRIDAY 2 to 9: SATURDAY 910 5. New and used flea items, farm produce, yard sales, new mattresses, discount centre, sport clothes and shoes, dress shoes, crafts, DELI "MEATS, lunch and chip bar, FREE DRAW. VENDORS WANTED. 324-2783 Lindsay or come this weekend.Jy 3) THURSDAY AUGUST ¢ SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of household furniture and antiques for the property of MRS. KAY RODDS, Brooklin selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge, In- cluding a Viking refrigerator, Kenmore stove, walnut dining room suite with ladder back chairs, chesterfield and chair, Electrohome colour TV, walnut bedroom suite, antique hall seat and mirror, wicker settee, pressback chairs, chest of drawers, walnut occasional chair, number of hand tools, garden tools, plus many more other items. NOTE: This is a lovely clean household. Property Is sold. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Ux- 985-2788. Jy 1 bridge. 416-852-3524. A7 FR Real Estate 0h WESLEY tetttttitetietettt \s) NL ELE EEE EEE EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEL | ® 1 5-to-2-acre lots * architectural design consultant on staff * energy-efficient construction Wg) o trade-in plan CASTLE HARBOUR Port Perry, Ontario eo lakefront view * four-seasons recreation at your swimming. boating. fishing. winter sports * marina adjacent to property * within commuting distance to door Toronto 985-2163 4 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 24, 1984 -- 29 Real Botate Ninetieth birthday trip success after several very difficult years. On Sunday afternoon a large number of Laurie Bailey. A delicious dessert lun- cheon of decorated cake and ice-cream was en- joyed by the ladies. Mrs. L. McArthur read a humorous reading after which Laurie opened her many beautiful gifts assisted by her sisters Sharon and Janet Bailey and little cousin Stephanie Shortridge. Laurie thanked everyone for their kindness. The groom Eric Zeidman's mother and Aunt Toby both from Toronto at- tended the shower. Best wishes are ex to Laurie and her husband- to-be from her many Blackstock friends. Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Hector -Shortridge were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Archer and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ar- cher of Bowmanville. On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe held a very suc- cessful auction sale. On Sunday, a large number of the members of the Ferguson Clan held their annual picnic at the home of Joan and Harvey Graham and family of Purple Hill. The day was spent play- ing games, swimming and visiting as well as enjoying bountiful food. The Demolition Derby Committee of the Blackstock Agricultural Society met on Wednes- - day evening under the chairmanship of Roly Coy. The derby, a new event for Blackstock, will be held on Friday evening, August 24, at 7:30 p.m., as part of the Blackstock Fair. There ° will be 30 cars accepted on a first come-first to be accepted basis. Entry forms and rules are available from Secretary Joyce Kelly 986-4257. The annual Werry pic- nic was held at the Blackstock Recreation Centre and Park on AID -- Pad EECEECECECEECEEEEECEECEEECECEEEhCCCCEEE, TIRE & Saturday. A most boun- tiful pot-luck dinner was, as usual, one of the highlights of the day. Much fun was had by the good number present in the good programmes of games and contests while the older members enjoyed the day for visiting and catching up on eon gy the Werry picnic, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Tresise, Oshawa, and Mrs. Martin Scott of Mississauga called on Mr. and Mrs. Hector Shortridge. The Annual Devitt's Dungeon Horse Shoe Tournament was held on the weekend. It was hosted by Phil and . Claudette Archer and Tom and Wilma Wotton and held at the home of Phil and Claudette. Ap- proximately sixty young people competed in the tournament with the champion trophies being won by Rick Hawes for the men's; Wilma Wot- ten for the ladies; and Tom and Wilma Wotten for the mixed. On Satur- day evening music was provided by Harry Wright, David Bradt and Dave Wotton. During the weekend, everyone en- joyed swimming at Ted and Fern Harvard's pond. It was a very suc- cessful weekend. Todd James who was seriously in a traffic accident several weeks ago continues his slow but steady improve- ment and has been transferred from Sun- nybrook Hospital to Riverdale Hospital for a more intensive therapy treatment. Glad to report that Mrs. Frank Bailey has come home from Port Perry Hospital. Also it is great to see both Cecil and Evelyn Hamilton slowing im- proving at home after their lengthy stays in hospital. There were 9 tables at the Tuesday evening card party with the following winners: 1. - Harold Swain- 80; 2. Lloyd Fawns- 80; 8. Her- ta Masters- 79;; 4. Leonard Cane- 74; 5. Ef- fel Forder- 74; 6. Vera Fawns- 74; Low- Dorothy 'Archer Draws- 1. W. Dobbie; 2. Lulu Faint; 8. Roy Werry. If you have a free Tuesday evening, why not plan to attend this weekly event - players of all ages attend these parties. A large number from this area attended the Durham County Holstein Club Twilight Meeting and Roast Beef BBQ held at Youngfield Farms, of Ben DeJong and Sons. Remember pies for barbecue Greenbank News by Margaret Couperthwaite There will be regular Church Service next Sunday, July 29th and then a holiday for the month of August. Don't forget our pies ladies for the annual beef barbeque, July 27th -4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Congratulations to George and Gladys Van De Walker on their 29th wedding anniversary. Betty Mahaffy and her three children visit- ed with her aunt Doris Hill recently and left Linda behind for a few days holidays. It is nice to see Mary Forfar from Agincourt visiting her sister, Mrs. Mildred Thomson. The Sheridans have just returned from visit- ing Mike's cousin in the States. Margaret Couperth- waite spent Sunday afternoon visiting with Mrs. Reazin and the Cyr family in Wick. Ruby Beare, and Margaret Real motored to Cobourg with Marie Cookrnan on Sat. to watch Port Perry win the baseball tourn- ament. Sister Mabel and husband Al Rowland, Ross and Lil Stone visited recently with the Beares. Congratulations to Mark and Debbie Roun- dell on the birth of their daughter last week. Professor McCready visited his sister at Crystal Lake one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lunney of Whitby called on Olive McMillan recently. Don't forget your pies ladies on Friday. They will be all al and appreciated. Blackstock drivers come face-to-face Two Blackstock resi- dents found themselves bumper to bumper in an accident July 21. A 1983 Dodge driven by Anna Marrotte was headed southbound on Scugog Street, just mak- ing a turn into the post office when it collided with a 1984 Chevrolet driven by Terry Step- henson. The accident happen- ed at 11:25 a.m., causing $2,400 damage. Ms. Marrotte was charged with failing to yield the right of way.