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22 RIDEAU LAKES UNION LIBRARY NEWS After the major moves of the past few months, regular routine has returned to most branches of the Union. New shelving has been added to the Lyndhurst and Seeley's Bay branches to make way for the additional books arriving almost every other week. The Board has been fortunate in having the volunteer services of Ms. Susan Keates in the office. Susan has been typing and processing many of the "standard stock" books which have accumulated over the past year. With the additional volunteer assistance of Mrs. Brys Scovil, who does the final preparation of books for shelving, the I'stock" shelves are almost empty... with the titles being distributed throughout Interlibrary Loan continues to serve our public with extra-ordinary speed and continues to act as a support to our growing collection. The increase in use of Large Print material has been high and the Board will be investigating methods to increase the selection for users of these items. NEW...NEW...NEW.. The Board has several new ventures planned for the 1987 year. AFilm and Discussion Night will be held at the Elgin Branch. Plans are being finalized and full details can be found in this month's Lantern. The program will address issues relating to Women, Parenting, etc. with the latest films from N.F.B. used as a focus for discussion. ASho'w Series- the Board will be presenting over 13 shows in the area, from May 1987- Feb. 1988. Ranging from Spanish Dance to a Halifax Theatre Group, the family oriented shows hopefully will provide the opportunity for area residents to see some of the top Canadian professional shows...without the long drive usually associated with "going to the theatre". In additon to some 6 shows for family entertainment, the Board will be sponsoring several Children's Productions in the schools, at special event days and at summer Day camp programmes. Extras will include a visit by Geneologist Angus Baxter, author of several books on the topic. Also in the line-up are presentations and demonstrations by members of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Hamilton, on the art of making Christmas decorations for the home. Final dates have not been confirmed and venues are still being investigated but the complete listing should be available for the next issue of the Lantern. If you would like to hear more about this exciting new venture, please contact P. Little, Monday or Tuesday at 359-5315. The Board will have a small committee working on these programs and will hopefully involve interested area residents once plans are finalized. If you are interested in "theatre" and would like to help this new first-time venture become an on-going one, please contact either P. Little or Brys Scovil 272-2570. ********** the U nion branches. Portland, Ontario nor. “’0 272-2291 PO. Box 9. ' PORTLAND Custom 2 or 3 bedroom bungalow in immaculate condition. PERRIN Weslporl, Ontario FRANKâ€"=â€" | Box 74, =REAL ESTATE LTD.. K06 1X0 273-2852 REALTOR #R2796 Features oak cabinets, electric heat, insulated garage, paved drive, 1 acre landscaped lot and much more. $89,500. CRANBERRY LAKE Private #er 2683 % acres plus year round home and A cottages. All in top condition. Perfect retiring property with income on the Rideau. PORTLAND AREA Stately 2 storey brick house with woodwork and 2 staircases. #F2785 old Excellent hobby farm with barns and 95 acres. Lots of elbow room to do your own Asking $98,500. MOBILE HOME thing. #R2799 Cozy 2 bedroom home in exclusive park near Seeleys Bay. Includes porch deck, garage, Carport and storage building. $24,900. BIG RIDEAU LAKE #CZ Furnished 5 year old Aâ€"frame cott at Narrows Locks. Interior finis in pine, 3 piece bath, woodstove, sliding glass doors to deck. Two lot, year round access. $lO&,5 7 791 age hed acre 00. LYNDHURST #WFR2792 Waterfront home n nanoque River. Finished basement, 3 bedâ€" rooms, plusfiu t room, electric heat, deck off dining room. Only $76,900. INDIAN LAKE #C2795 Winterized 2 bedroom cottage with electric heat, 4 piece bath, glassed verandah, drilled well and more. Treed lot and excellent view of lake. Vendor will help finance. $65,000. STONE HOUSE #F2731 Great buy for bed/breakfast, antiques or country home with 7 bedrooms and 2 staircases. Good barns and 146 acres on Hwy #15 near Portland. Asking $94,000. M.L.S. ELGIN #RZBOO Attractive 3 bedroom home. Maintenance free siding, fireplace, garage, sunroom, ideal starter or retirement home. Asking $49,000. UPPER RIDEAU LAKE #WFR2718 Insulated 3 bedroom cottage with year round access near Westport. Features electric heat, 4 piece bath, enclosed sunporch, drilled well, single garage. Asking $79,000. PERRIN PEOPLE Edgar Connell . . . . . . . .L......Elgin Margaret Vandermeer......Westport Valerie Burns............Port1and Ken Dobing..............Lyndhurst Christine Landon,CRA......Newboro Frank Perrin, A.A.C.I., F.R.I.......Portland one Iumu \IIIIII mun 359â€"5753 273â€"5484 272â€"2277 928-2042 272-2653 272â€"2591 George Wing..............Crosby 272â€"2442 Bill Carbino..............E1gin 359-5579 Freda Steele...........Westport 273â€"3052 Diane Mattes............Newboro 272â€"3125 Jim Hing...............Westport 273â€"3244 John McKinley......See1eys Bay 387â€"3877 Ken Burns,Manager......Portland 272â€"2277 “YOUR LOCAL REALTOR” LISTINGS 0 SALES I APPRAISALS 0 MORTGAGES a;