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36 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 22, 1986 Si NIN You teel at home with us OPEN HOUSE - 2 to 5 P.M. Saturday & Sunday, April 26th & 27th 80' Lakefront, year-round home, 3 bdrms, 2 full baths, rec room with fireplace and walkout, 15 minutes east of Port Perry. DIRECTIONS: 7A Hwy. east to Durham Rd. 57, turn left on 57 and follow signs to Williams Pt. Rd. YOUR HOSTESS: Pat Houghton, FAMILY TRUST REALTOR 985-8503 or 668-8865 ALSO AVAILABLE: 2 Building Lots - 1 North of Port Perry at $15,300.- AND - 1 in Janetville at $19,500. 101 Brock St. S., Whitby, Ontario 221 QUEEN STREET, PORT PER J Ne FRAME BUNGALOW with aluminum siding, 2 bedrooms plus 1, large kitchen with patio doors to deck, dining room ~ with fireplac .ert, nicely treed lot overlooking lake. Asking $84,900. BLACKWATER AREA 27 acre family retreat, 4 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, separate dining, sunken family room/fireplace, walkout from master overlooking inground pool. Just listed at only $129,900. Call John Vernon. 186 ACRE BEEF AND HOG FARM - Situated close to THREE Sales Barns. Large barn plus four other buildings. Eight room brick and clapboard house, clay loam soil with three ponds and continuous running stream. Asking $230,000. Please call John Vernon. CLEAN AND NEAT 3 bedroom cottage on nicely treed lot, quiet area, kitchen, living room, dining room, attached garage. Located in one of Lake Scugog's fishing hot spots. $29,900. Call John Vernon. LARGE LOT 100 x 95 FT. Three bedroom cottage, screened- In porch, access to lovely beach, good area for fishing. $32,000. Call John Vernon. SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Call - Port Perry 985-7303 AFTER HOURS CALL: 'George Stone F.R.I. CMR 985-2632 Ken Holliday ......... 123-5420 Larry Marquis 655-3763 Carol Marquis 655-3763 John Vernon / 985-2806 REALTY LIMITED @ 985-7351 Hwy. 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario NEW TO THE MARKET - Completely renovated, large, 3 bedroom home, maintenance free vinyl siding- main floor family room, woodstove, garage. Located just 15 minutes north of Port Perry. Asking $72,500. JUST LISTED -- EXCELLENT WATERFRONT LOT with sandy beach at top end of Lake Scugog. Permits available, town water. Asking $32,900. FABULOUS EXECUTIVE WATERFRONT HOME - over 3,000 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms - 4 washrooms, main floor family room, 2 fireplaces, large kitchen with oak cabinets, roughed- in for central vac and intercom, boathouse off basement. Many other features. JUST LISTED AT $198,000. NEW LISTING -- BLACKSTOCK AREA - 50 acres of high, dry land with many great building sites - 5 acres of bush, balance workable. Asking $59,900. Call today! PRIME LOCATION -- $169,900. - Over 5 acres fronting on Hwy. 12 and Durham Road 8, with a 3 bedroom home - many possibilites for further information, call 985-7351. 3 ACRES -- TROUT POND -- BUNGALOW - 3 bedroom brick home has living-dining room combination with walkout to deck, finished recreation room, bar, brick fireplace and walkout. North of Port Perry. Listed at $99,900. COZY 3 PLUS 1 bedroom frame home with fenced yard, eat- in kitchen, dining room, finished recreation room. ASKING $74,500 in Little Britain. ULTRA MODERN WATERFRONT HOME ON 2 ACRES - Listed at $255,000. Large master bedroom with walkout and ensuite. Main floor family room, 18 ft. x 12 ft. Jacuzzi room done in California Redwood. Beautiful, large kitchen with built-in appliances plus many other extras. 2,900 sq. ft. liv- ing area. A pleasure to show. 2 miles south of Lindsay on the Scugog River. : AFTER HOURS: Ralph Farman ........ Res.: 985-2160 Winda Walsh .......... Res.: 986-4335 John Polmans ................. Res.: 576-2601 Gail Scala... Res.: 985-9395 Keith Puckrin ............................... Res.. 985-2489 MEMBER OF THE OSHAWA & DISTRICT REAL ESTATE (MLS SERVICE) Spring fashion show at Blackstock by Joyce Kelly Blackstock Lioness Club and Cart- wright High School will be presen- ting a Spring Fashion Show at the Blackstock Recreation Centre on Thursday, May 8th at 8 p.m. Again the local ladies will model the latest styles of dresses, suits and sport- swear. The informative commen- tary has always provided ideas for the effective use of scarves and jewellery to accessorize our war- drobes. Articles may be purchased after the show. Plan to attend and enjoy coffee as you watch the local high school girls debut as models. Tickets are available from a Lioness High School student or at the door on the evening of the show. The Lioness members are selling a clear wrap called Clingmaster and Foil. Each is packaged in 1000 foot rolls and is excellent value. Either product may be purchased from a Lioness member or by calling 986-4540 after 5 p.m. Sympathy is extended to Jack and Oney Gould on the untimely passing of their daughter Mrs. Jane Ann Johnston of Peterborough. Mrs. Richard Johnson's funeral service was held on Saturday. Cheryl Vogel was on a Television programme appearing on CHE .X.- T.V. one day last week. This was in connection with her Tops "n Trends. On Thursday evening the Junior Students of Cartwright Central Public School under the direction of Mrs. Elliot, Mrs. Hoyle, Mrs. Snowdon and Miss Summers assisted by several parents presented Canada Goose to a very appreciative audience of parents, grandparents and friends. It was an excellent presentation that impress- ed all in attendance. Motto was played by Leslie McKenzie, Wizard by Susan Kyte, the Mayor by Jody Logan and Canada Goose-by Jeff Kemp. Congratulations on such a great job so well done. Mr. Larry Hoskin of Lake Louise, Alberta spent a week visiting his parents, Frank and Muriel Hoskin, his sisters Joan and Harvey Graham and family, Pat Fletcher and family and brother Ron and Sandra Hoskin and family as well as friends and other relatives. Mark Thursday or Friday even- ings for the annual Cartwright High School Drama Nights at the Recrea- tion Centre at 7:30 p.m. Each year the students present three one act plays as an interschool competition. It makes for an excellent evening of entertainment. The Centennial Committee met recently at the home of the chair- man, Rodger Simmons. The Com- mittee is looking for suggestions that can help celebrate Blackstock's 100th anniversary of its naming. Any organization or individual with any suggestions, please call Rodger to share it with him. The Lions Club will be holding a Car Wash at Cartwright High School on Saturday, May 11 as a fund rais- ing project. On Saturday evening the Blackstock United Church Sunday School held a Fun Night for all generations. Frank Barkey con- ducted a night of dancing and games which were enjoyed by the good number in attendance. There were seven tables at the weekly card party at the Township Hall with the following winners. 1. Mary Poots 2. Adam Sharp 3. Pat Porrill 4. Elva VanCamp 5. Mildred 'Britton 6. James Emerton. Low - Will Forder. Draws - Bernice Wells: Betsy Staniland and James Emerton. ! | , II iii ILI Wen iin ER = SNORE i as oa avs sik me