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6 - PORT PERRY STAR - Real Estate Section - Tuesday, July 9, 1991 SR I think most of us can remember a couple of high school or college cronies who never quite fit into the real world. Well, that was my buddy Da- vid. A brilliant guy, but so eccentric that I al- ways wondered how he would make out in the world. Imagine my surprise the other day when ol' Dave called me up to say he was in town. I couldn't wait to see him, and was really dying to know what a guy like him had ended up doing for a living. It turned out that he tested other people's inventions for a marketing firm. We were in the middle of a heat wave, and he had brought tiny hand-held fans for our kids. Seeing those little fans Dave brought re- minded me to turn on our ceiling fan. There are lots of ways you can keep your house cooler. If you haven't got air conditioners, or don't want to turn them on so early in the summer, like me, fans can really help. If you've got a bathroom exhaust fan, turn it on after you bathe. When you use the burners on your stove to cook, a vent fan will exhaust heat- ed air directly to the outside and take some of the load off your cooling system. This is some- thing that we're putting in during our kitchen renovations. Did you know that an attic fan will direct hot, dead air out of your attic and reduce your attic temperature by as much as 20 degrees C {68 degrees F)? If you do have air conditioners, they won't have to run as often to fight off a hot attic. And ceiling fans will make you a lot more comfortable by circulating air. We've got them in the kitchen and the living room. We spent a pleasant evening with Dave, but he almost sent our cat Guildwood into orbit with a special ring he was wearing. It made a high- pitched noise to ward off unfriendly dogs, and also had an all-purpose attention-getting alarm. "The trouble with this," said Dave, "is that it also opens garage doors." Our son Kyle tried the ring on and said, "Boy, you'd have to be nuts to invent stuff like this. What geek thought of this?" "You're looking at him," said Dave, and we laughed until we cried. This newspaper, in conjunction with Ontario Hydro, is bringing you Phil's Basement to help "bring home" ideas on how to save energy. To re- ceive the brochures "Wise Ideas For Efficient Summer Cooling," call Ontario Hydro at 1-800- 263-9000 and tell them Phil sent you. CLASSIFIED RATES WORD ADS: $7.50 first 15 words; 20¢ each word following. REPEAT: Second insertion discount (same ad, no changes) .....$2.50 PHOTOGRAPHS: Extra charge. PROOF REQUIRED: copy must be received no later than THURSDAY NOON, prior to insertion. DISPLAY ADVERTISING: For rates and information call 985-7383. Classified Advertising must be paid for in cash or by VISA before 12 NOON Monday preceeding publication. GST is applicable on all advertising and subscriptions. 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All advertising layouts and compositions of advertisments produced by employees of the Port Perry Star are protected by copyright. 188 MARY ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-7383 FAX 985-3708 RAMONA REESOR Sales Representative 416-985-1500 PORT PERRY Century CENTURY 21 SUCCESS INC. Port Perry or Lindsay LARRY KOZAK "The Real Estate Man" Sales Representative 705-324-8533 LINDSAY ; JUST LISTED - $184.900 10 Minutes North of Port Perry, newer brick home. Large eat-in kichen with fireplace. Private treed lot with pond. WATERFRONT - $139,900. Well kept home on Trent Severn system at Mitchell Lake. Wet boathouse, green- house & hot tub. Great get-a-way! JUSTUSTED - $144,900. 3 + 1 Bedroom sidesplit with Pine floors and walkout to deck and inground pool. WATERFRONT HOME Four bedrooms, garage boathouse on Trent System. $149,900 MLS Victorian Charmer - $279,900. Fabulous 3 bedroom home on 2+ acres with pond, excellent for swimming. Exceptional os LITTLE BRITIAN $179,900 3 bedroom home with loads of country charm. Oak floors, large eat-in kitchen with w/o and fire- lace with reclaimed brick. Situated on 1/2 acre t overlooking lake. Hd 9 PLUS ACRES Super home, garage, pool, plus horse barn. Little Britian. $259,900. JUST LISTED - $179,900 3+1 Bedroom brick bungalow minutes walk to downtown Port Perry. Many upgrades. Great yard for kids. Call now! HORSE HEAVEN FABULOUS 9.41 ACRE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE features a 66'x120' indoor riding arena, 12 box stalls for rental income. Entertaining four bedroom residence. $499,900. LITTLE BRITIAN DUPLEX Live in one and rent the other. All brick needs TLC. Asking $119,900. STEPS TO LAKE New home,. 3 Bedrooms, detached garage, water access. $199,900. Mic i Poy 3 A w, J pi 8 7 Sgt J A . A o 4 ih ) 4 i PR 4 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS $114,900. concept studio home with pine floors throughout. Totally remodeled with quality work- manship. Overlooking lake Scugog within 5 min. walk to downtown. POWER OF SALE $183,900. Victonan home on 2 acres backing onto Beaver River. 3 Plus bedrooms, separate dining room, h- brary, possible in-law apt. Call now! Pin HOME FOR HANDICAPPED Turn key operation. Guaranteed 10K income per month. $699,900 PARADISE 100 Acres forest includes 1,500 ft. lakefront. Asking $149,900 BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME! (6) Excellent high and dry building lot, approximately 1/2 acre. Minutes north of Port Perry. Building permits available. $57,200.