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Et aE. ib ee SS a fe LEER SE hat atl Ea aia BR Le (2 -- e80f . 50 -- PORT PE ei aad de A de da ah a A _ a. A _ 4 _ ga a A db did dhe Ji. an di dhe db dha die dhe de dead afd aS tae ou Sa 5 Wednesday, Sept =x od , 1989 Wedding bells ring out as two couples unite BLACKSTOCK NEWS .BY JOYCE KELLY With the completion of a very successful Port Perry Fair on Labour Day weekend and the beginning of school term on Tuesday, it is evident that our sum- mer season is once again gone and we are entering a new season. Best wishes to all students and teachers as they start a new grade of term. Many of our Univer- sity and College have begun or will soon be at their new year. Please give me at 986-4257, daughter's school and- course as I plan to have the list ready for next week's column. Thanks. sell at $229,900. last long at $159,900. LOTS, LOTS, LOTS $121,000. SCUGOG ISLAND - Ideal home for the growing fami- ly. Four bedrooms, dining room, den, finished rec room with corner fireplace, above ground pool, large country lot. Just listed at $164,900. SCUGOG ISLAND - Brick bungalow on a large lot with the lake just across the road. Home features. french doors, family room finished in oak with hard- wood floors, wet bar and room for your pool table. Main floor laundry, garage. Too many features to list them all. Must be seen to be appreciated. Priced to NEAR PORT PERRY - $129,000. Starter home on large lot with garage. Must be sold. Call today. HERE'S WHAT EVERYONE WANTS, WATER- FRONT ON SCUGOG ISLAND Aluminum sided 2 bedroom Insulated cottage. Walkout from living room to deck, electric baseboard heating, nicely finished inside. Includes aluminum sided boat house with hydro, 4 ft. cement block foun- dation on cement pad. Just move In and enjoy. Won't Scugog Island - 80 x 200 - Treed, Lake Access - $95,900. View Lake - 109 x 200 - Irr. Treed - $68,000. View Lake - 80 x 200 - Community Water - $69,000. Oakwood - 82 x 132 - $65,000. NEAR LINDSAY - 95 acres - permits available - Call today for other lots and acreages. "FOR A COMPLIMENTARY MARKET ANALYSIS OF THE VALUE OF YOUR HOME, COTTAGE, VA- CANT LAND, OR FARM CALL ANYTIME FOR PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE." -- OFFICE -- 2985-8041 or 985-8151 .... Res. 985-9534 .... Res. 985-7606 ... Res. 985-3693 139 QUEEN STREET, UNIT 2 --- PORT PERRY -- Dave Tripp ...... Marj Tripp ....... Ann Beacock .... your son or} Two weddings of interest to this community took place on Saturday. Sandi Little became the bride of John Frey in a beautiful wedding in the Port Perry Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church. Shawn Elliot and Nicole Guy-Roy were married in Espanola also on Saturday. Best wishes are extended to both of these couples. His many friends are wishing Neil Malcolm as speedy a recovery as possi- ble following his surgery last week in a Toronto Hospital. Glad to report that Gwenyth Thompson is home again following her surgery in Oshawa Hospital. On Tuesday afternoon quite a group from this area enjoyed a boat cruise from Port Perry to Lindsay. The trip on Skylark IV lasted from 12 pm. to 7 p.m.. Enroute they enjoyed a cold buffet. Upon reaching Lind- say the group attended the last production of the season at the Summer Theatre in Lindsay Academy Theatre, Nicole and Gertie. Freeman's Bus picked them up and brought them home again. Vernon and Vera Asselstine have returned home last week from a six- weeks camping holiday to all Maritime Provinces in their new van-camper. They enjoyed touring many, many unusual places as well as the customary tourist sites. Registration for the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts will be held next Monday, Sept. 11,7-8:30 p.m., in the Blackstock Town Hall. Leaders are urgently need- ed for the Beaver Colony for continuation of this valuable group. Call Ruth Collins 986-0151 if you are able to help this group. O0.N.O. members and Centuny GUIDE REALTY LIMITED member broker 600 King St. East, Unit 12, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1G6 ERR. vr = OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPT. 10th 2to 4 P.M. R.R. 3, Port Perry, Carnegie Beach WATERFRONT SCUGOG ISLAND This pine exterior home has 5 bdrms., is approx. 2260 sq.ft. with new ceramic bath, 2 fireplaces, submersible pump with ultra violet unit, ceiling fans, cathedral ceiling in spacious livingroom with great view of lake! Your Host: ALEX SMYKALUK Sales Rep. 723-5281 or 728-2628 Res. DIR: take Island Rd. N. to 13th Conc., turn right, follow SUNRISE BEACH SCUGOG ISLAND 4 bdrm. home on large lot, separate dining room, main floor laundry, 2 fireplaces, ex- tra large rec room. Includes 2 sheds, ice hut, deeded water access and much more. Priced to sell at $182,900. Call Pat today. LOTS and LAND -- 75' x 200" on Scugog Island, great value at $75,000. -- 3/4 acre WATERFRONT LOT on Scugog Island, private, all permits avail. -- 1 acre lot on Shirley Rd. with septic permit, driveway in -- 231 acres with future development potential, close to future proposed golf course and estate homes. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPT. 10th 2to 4 P.M. 43 Edgewood Drive, R.R. 3, Port Perry BEAUTIFUL, WATERFRONT PROPERTY 2 bdrms., winterized for year round use, great view from large deck, almost 3/4 acre, beautifully treed lot. Must be seen. Your Hostess: PAT SYMONS, Sales Rep. 723-5281 or 985-8229 Res. DIR: take Island Rd. N. to Conc. 11, turn right, follow signs. WANT TO FARM? Build that dream home. You can on 98 acres on Scugog Island. Come out and see. 12th conc. east off Island Rd. or call Pat Symons for more details. 10 ACRES with over 300' of waterfront on Scugog Island. 4 bdrm. home, good future potential for severance. Call now for more information. WANT A MARKET EVALUATION ON YOUR PROPERTY? FOR FAST AND COURTEOUS SERVICE CALL: PAT SYMONS At 723-5281 (Bus.), 686-1481 (Tor.), or 985-8229 (Res.) their spouses/friends en- joyed a bus trip to Toronto where they attended the Blue Jay game on Friday evening. Everyone enjoyed seeing the new Dome which many had now seen before. Purple Hill residents, both present and past were sorry to hear of the sudden passing of Allan Wilson of Tyrone last week. Sym- pathy is extended to his wife, family, his mother Mrs. Fern Wilson and his many relatives and friends. Allan and Mary Asselstine, Tania, Michael and Mark of Ottawa werein the area when they attend- ed the wedding of Mary's brother John Frey and San- di Little. Tania left from here to begin University at Guelph University. Mary is spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jo Frey visiting with her sister Rosie who came home from England and her two aunts who have come from Germany. Last Friday our area had a most interesting visitor, Mr. George Blackstock, a great nephew of the man after whom our village was named many years ago. Mr. Blackstock is Canada's Consul-General to Germany where he has been posted for several years. A most unexpected but pleasant surprise to meet George who is so interested in the past history of Blackstock. Kathleen and Davio Petrie and boys entertained a classmate of Kathleen from her school days in Scotland last week from Monday to Thursday. Mary Sweeney and her sister-in- law Irene Nicholson of Ceres, Scotland enjoyed touring the area and much visiting. On Thursday David and Kathleen en- joyed the drive to Kingston where they took the two ladies to visit their cousin Mr. and Mrs. David Neve who is a professor at Queen's University. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weir entertained a number of relatives at their new home in Bowmanville on Monday evening. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luke, Mrs. Andrea Weir and Russell Weir of Port Perry, Lawrence VanCamp and Joanne Sweeting and Craig Larmer. Welcome to Blackstock to Jeff and Bev Brooks, Bran- di, Christie and Corey of Enfield Rd. who have mov- ed into 13 Scugog St. N.. Of interest, Jeff is the '"Humpty-Dumpty" man. He plays lacrosse for the Brooklin Redmen who just won the Ontario Champion- ship. The team has left to go West to compete for the Canadian Championship. Good luck to Jeff and your teammates. Blackstock Figure Skating Club welcomes the new professional Susan Amann who comes from the Whitby Skating Club. Registration will be held on Sept. 2 at the Arena from 6-8 p.m.. For further informa- tion call Heather Hynes at 985-2031. Greenbank Brownies Guides, Pathfinders registration Monday From page 49 The Arthritis Society is conducting its annual fun- draising campaign this month. With alomst 4 million Canadians of all ages suffering from ar- thritis, we all know at least one person who may benefit one day from medical ad- vances made through research. Every donation helps! If you can spare a few hours during the month to canvass your neighbours' homes, please call Janet at 985-3225. Most volunteers find canvassing surprising- ly enjoyable. Give it a try! The Greenbank and District Block Parent Association is looking for a new chairman. The current chairman has been at it for 5 years and feels that its time for some new blood! The program is up-to-date and the financial situation is good. Fundraising will pro- bably not be needed for a couple of years at least. If you want to see our Block Parent program keep go- ing, and can spare a couple of hours per month, please call Janet 985-3225. Our kids deserve it! Sympathy is extended to Eileen and Len Jarvis, in the passing of her mother on Saturday. This is the last call to register for 4 H. The first meeting is on Wed. Sept. 13 at 4 p.m., at the home of Margaret Prohaska. Congratulations to Fred and Cathy Taylor (nee Tobin) on the birth of their son. i Registration for the 1st Greenbank Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders will be Mon. Sept. 11 at 6:30-8:30 p.m., at the Hall. For infor- mation call 985-8965, Reg. fee is $18.00. LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? No need fo look an further than the REAL ESTATE PAGES of this newspaper. Whether Its a new home, cottage, farm, building lot or Investment property, you'll find it in the PORT PERRY STAR REAL ESTATE SECTION Er i i arte: WE Serle wt SON SR pe ge ey PO os a > A RT al Nw NP Sr MNT