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F. a Tid nian ANS REAL. ESTATE sjelohg 7 LONGEST ESTABLISHED REALTOR | FRANK TENET: REALTOR TORONTO LINE 686-3931 ELTMVITaT< ll © [OTA VA CRN = PEYCTTOTR For =o Years . 44 SEASON WATERFRONT - Y Three bedroom winterized cot- . tage, large living room with fireplace, electric heat. Ex- cellent sand beach and western exposure. Extra lot with 2 car garage. Only $54,900.00. Call Ross Carter 985-7386 or 985-7808. 118 WATER STREET, Selo hg] J=]=34 SCUGOG ISLAND SIDESPLIT - Three bedroom Jacobsen home in prestige area, eat-in kitchen, family room with walkout, brick fireplace, rec room. Overlooking lake. $115,900.00. For appointment to view, call Ross Carter 985-7386 or 985- 7308. PORT PERRY NORTH - Three bedroom sidesplit, family room, extra insula- tion, garage, 1/2 acre lot. Asking $75,900.00. Call Mark Smith 985-7386 or 985-3110. PORT PERRY EAST » Two bedroom frame cottage with conveniences. Nice lot with access to lake. Appliances and furniture included in price. Separate garage. Only $31,900.00. Call Mark or Fred Smith 985- 7386 or 985-3110. <4 BLACKSTOCK $69,500.00 - Three bedroom, 12 storey, exceptionally good home. For appointment, call - Ann Elliott 985-7386 or 986-5128. Winterized 3 bedroom cottage, eat-in kitchen, quality broadloom, modern wiring, separate garage, hedged lot ith septic and well. Lake ac- chs across road. Call Ann Elliott 985-7386 or 986-5128. <1 BLACKSTOCK Treed '2 acre'lot, 3 bedroom brick bungalow, sunken living room with fireplace, inground kidney shaped pool, many more attractive features. $115,000.00. Call Ann Elliott 985-7386 or 986-5128. W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED 118 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario 985-7386 Ajax Line 686-3931 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 4, 1986 -- 33 February is Heart Month Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader Yes, we looked forward to 19686 and January and what did we get? Well, we had a reprieve from the steady snow and cold but then so many sad things happened. The flu bug and other illnesses kept us mov- ing on. So, this is Feb. with more daylight and sunshine, the month of hearts and love. Therefore, w. are remind- ed of the canvassers who will call at your door for a donation toward the Heart and Stroke Foundation. At some time, nearly every family has some experience with the silent diseases that lead up to these results. On the Island Mrs. Margaret Crees of Fralick's Beach is heading 'up the Island drive with Mrs. Linda Parry at the "Head" area. It is hoped willing canvassers have been found for all the Island roads. So you will have time to think about it. In this way we can show our love for others. The "Head" UCW will meet this Wed. evening at the home of Mrs. .Clara Dowson. But the "Grace" UCW will meet one day earlier on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the home of Ann Wardlaw. Sun. afternoon turned out to be a beautiful afternoon for the Annual Skating party for the Sunday School and families of the Island United. Next Sunday morning Feb. 9 don't forget the annual Pancake Breakfast at the Island United at 8:3) a.m. Donations will be accepted to help cover the cost. Wed. morning of this week 10-11:30 it's time for Coffee Hour again when we welcome back Dr. Gordon Lawson (chiroprac- tor/nutritionist). There will be a special musical treat. If you have longed to go to Greece but couldn't afford it, now is your chance to see it and the s Islands, as seen by Beth and Allen Martyn. All you have to do is attend the Pot Luck supper at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 14 at the Island United. After enjoying a sumptuous meal, sit back and take a trip to Greece. As a young parent, do you have strong willed children who test your ability to cope? Perhaps you would like advice and extra knowledge. Here is your chance starting Fri. evening at 7:30 p.m. and every Fri. for 4 weeks at the Christian Reform Church when Mr. Dobson who is trained in this area, will lead discus- sion and give guidance. Wed. Jan. 29, Grace United Church ladies had a very rewarding afternoon at the Port Perry Villa. Rev. Brian Robinson and his lovely wife Carol along with several ladies from Grace UCW enjoyed an after- noon with the residents of the Villa. Edna Beckett and Robt. Cawker Member Oshawa & District Real Estate Board 286 Queen St. Port Perry,Ontario (416) 985-9777 Cliff Crowell ity. Announcement We are pleased to announce the opening of our new | Real Estate business - Ridge North Réalty Ltd. We, as partners of a new team, offer over 55 years of real estate knowledge and experience. Our com- mitment to each other and to you, our customers, is to provide professional service to Scugog Township and the surrounding municipalities. We would appreciate your business and support. We look forward to serving you and our commun- Sincerely, Al, Bill, Marj, Cliff, Chuck provided some lively music. Games and sing-song were very much en- joyed by all. Carol also explained some of the history of some old favourite hymns...and sang a love- ly solo. Duggan, the puppy puppet, stole everyone's heart. All enjoyed tea and cookies. Winter months are very long for Sr. Citizens, so come on..all organizations..how about spending an afternoon with those who are shut in.. Remember, before you know it, you will be a Sr. Citizen. Looking for someone with a friend- ly face to say 'hello'. Meeting in Yelverton The Yelverton UCW met at the home of Ray Robinsons at 10:30 a.m. January 9 with 16 ladies pay- ~ ing this membership fees. Following coffee and muffins, we opened with the Ode. Our new President, Mrs. Oram Moore, was in the chair. Ernestine Robinson had the Devo- tional and took "commitment" as her topic. She read Psalm 37 and some from the 3rd and 16 chapters of St. John. At the beginning of the 'year we should reaccess our priorities and decide to be a better wife or mother or babysitter and learn to do something for the pover- ty stricken in our own land as well as global. Mindy Robinson read a poem "Little Things." Ernestine then presented an illustration of how when we shop it should be with care. Some of the things we need to pick up are patience, understanding, faith, strength, grace, salvation, prayer and praise. She led in prayer and the Lord's prayer. We sang *'O Master Let Me Walk With Thee." The minutes were read and approv- ed. The Sec"s yearly report was given. Owing to the severe illness of our Treasurer, that report was not complete. The Friendship report showed a busy year. Thank you's were read from Mrs. Hazel Gray for cup and saucer rec'd; from Mrs. Edna Visu for remembering her late mother not only at the last but through the years; from Lynne Moore for sponsoring her to attend TOC Alpha Conference and her mother read a most interesting ac- count of same written by Lynne. A thank you was also read from Alcohol and Drug Concerns Inc. for $25. rec'd. It was announced the pot luck congregational supper will be at the Church January 17th at 6:30 p.m. Linda asked for used stamps to send to Toronto for Leprosy, for us- ed Christmas cards for A.P.C In- dustries, Lindsay and Catalogues for Prince Edward Heights, Picton. Ora Quackenbush suggested we save Campbell soup labels {0 the Salvation Army to help the deaf Of- fering amounted to $16.16. Id: Hur- tig requested that we pray for our treasurer. We closed wit! the benediction. Isabel Wilson had the pro. am. Ernestine read a poem New Years." Myra Pageread a v.. ning essay for the National Wome In- stitute written by a (ner ministers' wife, Sue Bonstee, low can I train my childtobe a zen of the World," followed by ver, Next meeting at Mrs. rry Malcolms' at 10:30 a on February 6, with Dev. bv nda Pfoh and programme by E: ine Robinson and bring a baza m STATIONE Plain and Printe: Business/Persor PORT PERRY S 235 Queen Stre 985-7383 tm -- a dE ee rl al. oy as al Lia gals glial iL sits lM i i a ha as 3 ew Nn