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P.O. George Wing Crosby â€" 272-2442 ion DIM-l NIvboloâ€"Zl2-3 lbb Sale)!" 3-5: 337-3877 MEI-DE MULl’wLE LISTING SERVICE Main Office Telephone (613)272-2291 _.____ IFI!‘\III( Box 9 PORTLAND ' DER“ ONTARIO, KOG 1vo REM. ESYATE LTD, Brrnch Office Telephone (613)273-2852 REALTOR LYNDHURST AREA #F2945 61 acres of fields and woods plus renovated 4 bedroom home, barns and storage buildings. Perfect hobby farm on paved road . Asking $96 , 500. MINI-FARM #R2951 Newer bungalow on six acres, 1 mile north of Elgin. Features 3 bedrooms, central vac, attached double garage, greenhouse, deck, partially finished basement, 2 storage buildings. Asking $89,500. MORTON #R2904 Commuting distance to Kingston. Newly renovated 2 bedroom home with new kitchen, 4 piece bath, deck. Separate lot included for garden. Asking $44, 500. OPINICON LAKE #C2839 Furnished cottage plus separate sleeping Cabin bn‘a“private island. Well treed, hydro, 2 docks, clean shoreline for swimming. Asking $67,500. M.L.S. BE YOUR OWN BOSS #B2955 Restaurant and Pizzeria at Delta. Fully equipped plus living quarters. Good year-round business. Asking $120,000. PORTLAND #R2906 Older 2 storey brick house 1/2 block from Big Rideau. Updated with 200 amp service, electric heat, newer roof and eavestrough. home at $49,900. Good Starter Margaret Vandermeer Weslporl â€" 273-5484 Frank Penin A.A.C.I.. F.R.l. Ken Dobing Lyndhursl â€" 928-2042 M Ken Burn- Manager - 272-2277 Joan Cole 7 Secretary - Portland PERRIN PEOPLE Weapon -â€" 2 73-3052 DELTA AREA #R2941 Modern 11/2 storey, 6 room home on 4.5 acre lot. Features wood and electric heat, 4 piece bath, full basement and privacy. Appliances included. Asking $66,500. WESTPORT AREA #R2920 3 bedroom bungalow, 41/2 acres of mature trees, rural setting on Township Road. Drilled well, full septic and attached garage. Asking $80,000. ELCIN DUPLEX Rental income makes this brick duplex easy to own. Modern facilities, 3 bedrooms each unit, garage, large verandah, spacious back yard. Asking $62,500. #R2929 BOB'S LAKE 11/2 acre elevated lot with or without equipped mobile. Hydro and well water on site. Access to a safe, sandy beach. $19,900. #C2895 UPPER RIDEAU #WFR2913 Narrows Lock area. 3 bedroom home, 105' frontage, excellent view, large deck, stone fireplace, Well constructed. partial basement . Asking $109 . 500 . COUNTRY HOME #R2950 Cheerful 3 bedroom side split near Lyndhurst. Fireplace, 1% bath, electric heat, family room, double garage, 2 acre lot on paved road. $79,000. \ ' e A .‘ Chris Landon CJLA. Newbolo - 272-2653 Bill Carbino Elgin - 359-5579 Freda Steele Edgar Connell Elgin â€" 359â€"5753 Jhu Wing ru-a [hm Doreen Knapp Secretary - WIIIM Valerie Burn- Olflce Ila-age: PO. BOX 74 WESTPORT ONTARIO, KOO 1X0 Diane Manes Newbaro â€" 272-3125 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN Robert Runciman News Release Questionnaire indicates Leeds and Grenville residents disapprove of booze recommendations Brockville- 530 constituents responded to the questionnaire in M.P.P. Bob Runciman's Spring Newsletter and the poll clearly shows the majority don't support two major recommendations to change Ontario's liquor laws. When asked whether you agree with the idea of bringing your own alcohol to restaurants, 82% said NO while only 17% favoured the idea. This is one of the recommendations contained in the government's study of the current liquor laws. One respondent asked, "What happens to your bottle if you don't finish it - would some people decide to finish it on the way home in the car?" Another questioned, "I understand the restaurants would charge a corkage fee â€" how much would they charge? Am I really saving any money?" Another recommendation made to the government is to extend operating hours for bars to 2:00 a.m. 80% of the respondents disapproved of this suggestion, only 15% favoured it. One constituent stated,"Government policies appear to be taking the exact opposite course in solving today's social problems. Instead of making alcohol and drugs more readily available, they should be curtailing it." Another person said, ”With the current push on drinking and driving, why would anyone want to increase bar hours?" The questionnaire also four that 60% support the curre ; legal drinking age of 19, wh e 36% don't. Many responde' ts suggested, "The drinking * {0 should be raised to 21".On 1 other hand we received tl. ; comment, "Selecting an a; for drinking is difficult, bl. if a person is considered 01(. enough to vote then that person has to be considered old enough to be responsible for his or her drinking habits." There were two questions on the subject of auto insurance. 48% feel the government should be involved in the provision of auto insurance, while 42% disagreed. 10% were undecided. One resident stated, "Yes, if government involvement would reduce present rates, I would favour it." On the contrary one person said, "Government should not control insurance but rather, monitor it." There was an even split of 42% in favour and 42% against the idea of having a private sector no-fault auto insurance system. 16% were undecided. Welipon - 273-3244 15