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Real Estate Real Estate Limited, Realtor 286 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-8041 -- 985-8151 Office Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. REDUCED TO $69,900 - immaculate 3 bedroom home, dining room with walkout to patio with privacy fence, 12 baths, 2 car garage, large lot close to schools and shopping. See it today. Ar it a md Ln 5 ACRES, BLACKSTOCK - well built 3 bedroom brick bungalow, large living room with fieldstone fireplace, finish- ed rec room with woodstove. 28 x 36 :: barn set up for horses. Call today to see : this perfect hobby farm. 5 ne ACREAGE in small village with in- vestment potential. Call for details. i DO YOU want to live on the waterfront : for under $60,000? See this home today :: with new 4 piece bath, furnace. Fan- tastic view. Call today. z LAUNDROMAT -- UXBRIDGE, building, business and all equipment. : Books available. Call for details. © LAKE SCUGOG WATERFRONT winterized, neat as a pin, nearly new :: garage. Permanent living at cottage = price. Listed at $53,900. WATERFRONT HOME approximate- ly 1500 sq. ft. brick bungalow, full base- ment, large treed lot. Listed at $89,900. 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. WE HAVE SEVERAL COTTAGES FOR SEASONAL OR PERMANENT USE. CALL TODAY. AFTER HOURS CALL: : Marj Tripp................ 985-7606 2 Doris Clark dis sds ads vans 985-8152 7 ~ David Tripp ......... oo 9859534 . TedHarvard ............ 986-4673 Winda Walsh ............. 986-4335 CLRRY y ZZ On Saturday, July 21, io 1984, the one hundred and eleventh annual pic- H athe nic of the Werry-Wright- Cannington - 1%: vey Philp families was held house. ob th at the Blackstock b- \ 1 Recreation Centre. § vod Stuart and Doris lar. ve pasture. Wilkinson and Ralph and Oniy $69,900. Terms! Peggy Larmer presided CALL: David Beare over registration. One es. 152 6347) or hundred and fifteen were ws registered. (Res. 705-426-7024 . : OFFICE 6493131 dei) pm. Prog garet Eldridge PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 31, 1984 -- 29 Three family picnic in Centre = welcomed the guests. Grace was sung, after which everyone enjoyed a bountiful hot and cold buffet and an array of calorie packed desserts. After dinner, Presi- dent Margaret introduc- ed the executives as follows. Past Presidents- Glen and Marion Larmer; Presidents- Margaret and Philip Eldridge; Vice Presidents- Stuart and Doris Wilkinson; Secretary- Evelyn Werry; Treasurer- Andy Auction Sales THURSDAY AUGUST ¢ SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of household furniture and antiques for the property of MRS. KAY RODD, 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, pine couch and matching chair and coffee table, anti- que Victorian settee and 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- bridge. 416-852-3524. "A 7 Werry, Family Tree- Marguerite Wright, Registrars- Ralph and Peggy Larmer; Historian-. Glen and Marion Margaret graciously thanked everyone for helping out. Glen Larmer gave a historians report, and Marion Larmer gave an account of the printing of the Family Tree books. These books were on sale at the picnic and are be- ing rapidly purchased. A presentation of gifts was presented to Audrey Moffatt and Marguerite Wright for their untiring efforts in bringing these books to publication. The presenation was made by President Margaret. The Treasurer's report was given by David Werry in Cindy Werry's absence. The Secretary's report was given by Evelyn Werry. Volunteers were called upon to offer their ser- vices for future picnics. The table committee was ably taking care of kitchen preparations. These were Bill and Helen Werry, Wilma Lane, Marion Larmer, Gary and Betty Jane Horwich, Elva Orchard, Joyce Virtue - and many others who assisted. Relatives were present from British Columbia, Winnipeg, Kenora, as (ONTARI ) L 9287. or res. 985-9287. A.E.LEPAGE aL SUPER EXECUTIVE HOME - $114,900. Right in Port Perry. Home loaded with extras, featuring in-law suite, kidney- shaped pool, central air, covered patio, intercom system with AM/FM radio. Plus much more. By appointment only. Call Ross Sharp 571-0600 or res. 985- ATTENTION SERIOUS HOME BUYERS - Immaculate 3 bedroom brick bungalow, just 5 minutes north of Port Perry. This home includes extras. Priced at only $72,900. It shouldn't be overlooked. For features call Ross Sharp 571-0600 2 D2 £ EE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE | ® |] 5-to-2-acre lots &y © architectural design consultant on staff * energy-efficient construction »N N J trade-in plan Real Estate ttt Port Perry, Ontario * lakefront view * four-seasons recreation at your swimming boating, fishing. winter sports * marina adjacent to property * within commuting distance to door - Toronto 985-2163 Larmer. - well as the immediate area. A phone call was received from Bud and Dorothy Werry from Orlando Florida, wishing us well. On display at the picnic was an old Fami- ly Bible, loaned to us for the day from the Lindsay Museum. After dinner, an able sports committee con- sisting of Betty Jane and Gary Horwich and Bill and Susan Francis con- ducted contests and games. Family with most members in attendance- Fred Wright family. Newlyweds- Wayne and Barbara Wright. Oldest person present- Vera Terry. Youngest person present- Curly Desmond. Longest distance present- Ruth Mellor. Person whose social in- surance number added up to the largest figure- June Wright. Woman with most keys on key ring- Ruth Mellor. Man with most pieces of loose change in pocket- Brian Wright. A number of in- side relay games were played which were Obituary hilarious. We then moved outside to the park for the children's races and team relays. The race winners for young children were- 4 years and under- Heather Goulding; & & 6 years- Darryl Wright; 7-9 years- Simon Mellor; 10-12 years- Jason Wright. Sports ended with a peanut scramble for the children. The adults en- joyed visiting under the trees in the park. It was a lovely picnic and a beautiful day. James Mackie James Mackie passed away suddenly on Sat- urday afternoon July 14th, 1984 at 5 p.m. as a result of a heart attack while haying. On June 20th, the deceased observed his 77th birth- day. Mr. Mackie started his farming operation some 50 years ago in Lotus and augmented his farm income as an artisan both as a black- smith and at wood- working at which he had a definite aptitude. He married the late Mildred Stenson and together through hard work and perseverance purchased two farms and successfully farmed same until Jim's death. Mrs. Mackie predeceas- ed her husband by approximately 11 years. They also raised two adopted sons, Larry and Joseph, who were left homeless at the death of their mother, Jim's sister, Georgina Field- ing. Jimmy, as he was known to his friends far and wide, was deeply respected by his peers for his honesty and integrity, his tireless energy and persever- ance. A thrifty Scot, he led a Spartan existance, despised laziness and ostentation in others, but admired those who were successful through their own ingenuity and personal endeavours. Politically, Mr. Mackie was an ardent supporter of the Liberal regime. Despite a lack of much formal education, he was an avid reader and was knowledgeable and con- versant in almost any subject. He was a helpful neighbour and his assistance was always available when a friend needed a hand. The funeral service was conducted on Tues- day, July 14th at the Wagg Funeral Home in Port Perry with Rev. Clarke of Port Perry providing a comforting message to the bereaved. Interment followed at the family plot at the Yelverton United Church Cemetery with refresh- ments served following the service at the Yelverton United Church basement by the UCW Ladies. The Bearers were all neighbours - Messrs. David Foote, Al Quinn, Jimmy Gray, Jimmy Welsh, Floyd Stenson and Harvey Malcolm. Left to mourn Mr. Mackie's passing are his two sons - Larry and Mary and their 3 sons of Blackstock; Joseph and Betty and their 2 sons and 1 daughter of Lotus and 1 brother, John Mackie of Lindsay as well as numerous nephews. He was pre- deceased by one sister, Georgina and a brother Gordon. Ruth Proutt It was with a sense of grief and personal loss that the Nestleton Com- munity greeted the sad news of the death of a popular resident in the person of Miss Ruth Pro- >) A N --- vp CEECECELELEEEEEEES EEEE CEEEECECCCCCCCEEEEEEEEEE L-- SEED & 2Y yr « utt in her 87th year. She had been in ill health and was a patient in Port Perry Community Hospital for a few weeks prior to her death. Ruth was born and liv- ed her whole life in Cart- wright Township -- the beloved daughter of John and Emma Proutt - sister of Marie Neal and Ivan Proutt both predeceased. Dear aunt of Donald and Grace Proutt, Nestleton; Beth and John Buchan, Carolyn and Douglas of Lindsay, and John and Mary Proutt, Susan and David of Whitby, and a host of other relatives. She was educated at Caesarea Public School, S.S. No. 7, and later learned the dressmaking trade from her Aunt Jen- ny Proutt. A good sewer - she enjoyed making clothes for her friends from far and near. As well- her flowers and vegetable garden were a source of pleasure to her. She was interested in her home, church and com- munity, and was a member of the Nestleton Presbyterian Church and a life member of Nestleton Women's Institute. To know Ruth was to love and respect her. She was the epitome of sincerity- truth- and Christian faith. A kind neighbour- she welcom- ed folks with a ready smile- a pleasant greeting- a person so many could call a true friend. Her pattern of good living is an example for others to follow and look up to. Her passing left an aching void in the hearts and minds of all her devoted friends and loved ones. "FRIEND- a simple word- of no great worth to measure. A friend- a simple phrase- but what a priceless treasure." The Rev. Fred Swann officiated at the Funeral Service held on Satur- day, June 9, 2:00 p.m. at the McDermott- Panabaker Funeral Chapel. Pall bearers were: Victor Malcolm, Lloyd" Hunter, Merrill Van Camp, Ralph Malcolm, Lee Shaw and Wayne Malcolm. Many beautiful tributes were received in her memory and memorial donations were made to the Port Perry Community Hospital.