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WESTPORT OFFICE (613)272-2291 PORTLAND OFFICE (613) 273-2852 stein AREA Private 25 acre hobby farm with newly renovated 3 bedroom home and large barn. OPEN HOUSE Sunday, July 2nd, 2â€"4 p.m. LYNDHURST AREA R2950 # Features 1% baths, updated kitchen, large 3 bedroom bungalow on 2 acre country lot . . . . , brick hearth with wood stove. Quiet spot. near Sweets Corners. Family room, 1/2 baths, fireplace, 2â€"car garage and more. ASklng $79’SOO' M'I"S' Asklng $89’000' SEELEYS BAY #R3114 COUNTRY DUPLEX #R3077 2 bedroom bungalow on Helen Street. Front Large 4 bedroom bungalow with finished verandah, rear deck, utility room on main basement plus separate two bedroom selfâ€" floor. Recently renovated. In immaculate contained apartment for Mom and Dad. All condition. $72,500. . ________.______._____.____._â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"- on 24 acres w1th small barn on Oak Leaf LOON LAKE #WFR3103 oad ASklng $110’OOO M L s Waterfront home on Rideau System near Westport. Fully winterized, beautiful view, UPPER RIDEAU #WFR3150 Year round 2 bedroom waterfront home close to Westport and golf course. Landscaped deck, new dock. Within commuting distance to Kingston. Asking $119,500. lot, shallow waterfront, dock, large deck, ELGIN #F2927 garage. $89,500. IOO acre hobby farm on paved road. 4 bedroom brick home with modern facilities, PORTLAND AREA #F3099 Stone house on 97 acres with large garage gggaégé barn and 81105’ 2 ponds' ASklng and barns. Access to Big Rideau Lak‘e ’ ' -.c..__.._ .._._.,,.._._,_w- Close by. $125,000. BUCK LAKE #C3116 Modern 2 bedroom cottage, cathedral ceilings, woodstove, nicely treed lot. Spring fed lake, clean deep water, western exposure. $45,000. UPPER BEVERLEY LAKE #03143 Furnished 2 bedroom cottage. Level lot, safe, sandy beach, good access. Western exposure. Asking $39,500. PP ‘ O9 ISLAND JEWEL #c3147 U ER RIDEAU , #93 3 , . 3 bedroom cottage with deck. Beautiful View. Nice 2 bedroom cottage on Black Jack , . Good sand beach located near Narrows Lock. Island in Lower Beverley Lake. Furnished, . Renewable leased waterfront. Owner amuous canoe and 2 boats and motors included. Good beach, western exposure. Mainland lot included at Delta. Asking $44,500. RIDEAU LOT #VWF2917 Cottage lot on Cranberry Lake. Seeleys Bay area. Good, rocky shoreline, well treed, hydro at lot. $14,900. WESTPOR’I‘ #R3138 ‘3 storey 3 bedroom home close to all ' amenities. Large family room, private backyard, very cosy retirement or starter home. Maintenance free. Asking $69,000. to sell. $75,000. PORTLAND AREA #R3129 Totally renovated I900 square feet ranch style bungalow with many extras. Private 1% acre wooded lot overlooking conservation area. 2% baths. Less than 20 minutes to Smiths Falls and Perth. Asking $112,000. GANANOQUE LAKE #VWF3I42 5 acres with deep, clean shoreline, plenty of trees, nice view of the lake with water access only. \l (“P-“n Frank Perrin Chris Landon Bill Carblno A.A.C.l.. F.R.l. C.R.A. Salea Representative Portland â€" 272-2591 Newborn â€" 272-2653 Elgin â€" 359-5579 George Wing Sale. flepreaenutive Croabv - 272-2442 Margaret Vandenneer Salea Reprenourlve Wenoon â€" 273-5484 Diane Matteo Sales Representative Newborn - 272-3125 L Edgar Connell Jim Wing Jim Vandenchult Salea Repreoentatlve Sale. Repreaeniallve Aoooclate Broker Elgln -- 359-5753 Weltpofl â€" 273-3244 Portland - 272-2701 A Ken Doblng Freda Steele Salea Representative Sale: Representative Lyndhurat â€" 928-2042 Weapon â€" 273-3052 John McKinley Sales Reprelelluilve Seeley’a Bay â€" 387-3877 Ken Burns Valerie Burna Joan Cole Doreen Knapp Ron Bru- Broker Alloclaie Broker Secretary Secretary Salea Repreaentative Portland â€" 272-2277 Portland - 272-2277 Portland Ofllce Welipon Office Newborn - 272-3146 "THE LOCAL REALTOR” LISTINGS ' SALES 0 APPRAISALS ' MORTGAGES Rm ltOR NORTH LEEDS LANTERN 21 cont'd from pg. 19 Had an unique experience last night as I was riding along a major Tokyo street on my trusty bicycle. I'm not sure why the three policemen that pulled me over were laughing, but I have narrowed it down to three possibilities: (i) it could have been the fact that my trusty bicycle is a girl's bike or (ii) it could have been the unique style with which the 6 ft 4 in. foreigner was riding his girls bike in a futile attempt to avoid dislodging his knee caps on the handlebars or (iii) it could have been the fact that 1 was transporting an acoustic guitar precariously balanced on the front basket, with the neck of my precious instrument buckled into my hood to secure it from falling. Whatever the reason, after a high speed chase, (that I didn't realize was going on because I was listening to my walkman), they apprehended me and my adventure began. I got off my bike, (with my guitar hanging from my hood, and my walkman headphones ajar to the point of impairing my visionl), and introduced myself. At this point it should probably be noted, (or maybe it shouldn't), that all foreigners in Japan must always have either an Alien Registration Certificate, or their passport on their person. In the event that you do not, it is off to jail until a representative from your embassy vouches for you. Needless to say I had neither of the necessary documents. Having dealt with the Canadian embassy in both Paris and Tokyo 1 was not particularly Optimistic about my chances of doing anything but rotting in a cell in the event that I ended up in jail. Therfore I decided to protect my interest (and guitar) through what 1 like to Call selective ignorance. Everytime the Japanese words for 'wallet', 'identification', ‘alien', 'passport', etc came up I let a blank look invade my eyes (some would argue it is already therei) and I'd say in Japanese "Wakarimasen" - meaning I don't understand. At the same time I confused them by talking about Canada, weather, baseball, guitars, my height, Japan, etc. I had a great time chatting with these three confused men. We set off in a little ccnvoy for the police station. About 2 hours, and four thousand five hundred "Wakarimasen's" later I was released! I seem to be finding unique ways to practice my Japanese skills. It was an evening well spent, although I fear that I did nothing to promote the reputation of Canadians or foreigners as anything but selectively ignorant'. A