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I Real Estate V PATIRWI We would like to welcome Pat Irwin to our growing staff of experienced professionals. Pat comes to us with sound knowledge of the Bowmanville- Newcastle-Orono area. Pat invites her friends and clients to contact her at her new office location. w LOT FOR SALE One acre wooded lot, registered. Located in the Marmora-Havelock area. Make an offer. . . use this weekend. Call Dave at 623- 2135. REAL ESTATE SALES REPRESENTATIVES WANTED! WEÂRE PRESENTLY OVERWORKED AND UNDERSTAFFED. For a personal and confidential interview interview contact George Van Dyk of George Van Dyk Real Estate Ltd. 623-4428. eel van REALTY LTD. BROKER 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4445] Newcastle 987-4733 Ajax-Toronto call 686-04771 v ■ A ELUE COOPER ROBERT COOPER Edmond Vanhaverbeke, F.R.I., president of Edvan Realty Ltd. is pleased to announce that Bob & Ellie Cooper were the top selling agents for the month of August. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success. Bob & Ellie may be reached at the office or at home. 623-9261. OPEN HOUSE, SEPT. 18 & 19, MUSTTbI SOLD! -- Come and have a look at this unique Century home. Ideally located on a 1.7 acre lot between Newcastle and Bowmanville, it maintains the elegance of-an older home with glass doors, 2 fireplaces, formal dining room and open staircase and has such modern features as 2 complete baths, large main floor laundry room and garages' for 4 vehicles. Asking $99,500. Trades and terms will be considered. Open 1:00 - 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, or call for an appointment. Directions: 'h mile west of Newcastle on south side of Hwy. No. 2. $39,900. -- Perfect 2 bedroom starter on large private lot. 10V4% financing till 1983. Call Chris Stapleton.. SUPER DUPLEX -- Up to date maintenance free building with 2 large apartments in Newcastle. Vendor will hold financing at below current rates. Asking $49,900. $69,900. ■ POOL -- Landscaped privacy on large pie shaped yard with Inground pool on Parkway Cres. This bungalow has 3 bedrooms and finished basement which could be used as rental to help defray costs. Large first mortgage. Phone Dorothy Hartford to view today. $49,900. -- Excellent 3 bedroom home on large double lot with garage. Good 14'Z>% mortgage available till May, 1985. To view, calf Chris Stapleton. KICK THE CITY LIFE -- & move to this hobby farm & live oil the land. Super barn that can accommodate horses or cattle. The Century farmhouse has 2 kitchens & 6 bedrooms. Newly listed at $94,900. Call Iris Fowler lor an appointment. LOTS & ACREAGES - ORONO ■ 10 acres mostly wooded, very scenic. $29,900. with low down payment. Building permit guaranteed., KENDAL • 22 acres of excellent farmland on paved road. $35,900. with terms. INDUSTRIAL LAND • 5.8 acres. Newcastle. $48,500. SOLAR OR UNDERGROUND HOME? • We have several scenic acreages with southern exposure Ideal lor the energy conscious. Call Ed Vanhaverbeke lor details, INVESTMENT POTENTIAL • 98 acres with subdivision plan on part. Only $80,000. with 12% financing. A groat opportunity. 3.65 ACRES ■ Cavan Township, Good fertile land with building permit. $13,500. with $3,000 down, OPEN HOUSE, SAT. 8> SUN., SEPT. 18 4 19th, 2-4 p.m. INDOOR POOL - with sauna & walkouts. Home features 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, 2 stone fireplaces, double detached garage, situated on private one acre ravine lot on dead end street. Asking $134,900. with vendor financing. Take 35 & 115_to Orono. Main Street to Park St., go east 1 block to Church St., turn right to end of street. Watch for signs. Josie Qoxtater will be there to greet you. SOLID BRICK HOME 4 3 PLUS ACRES - Small orchard, approximately 70 apple and pear trees with mini greenhouse and storage building for equipment etc. Attractive 3 bedroom home, kitchen, living room, separate dining room & study plus attached garage. Must be seen. Asking $105,000. For details call Wilma Entwlsle. ROOM TO ROAM -- on over an acre with wooded ravine, so you can cut your own firewood lor the fireplace that Is featured In the English pub style rec room. The home has a separate dining room, 3 bedrooms, large living room and potential 4th bedroom, Only 30 miles from Oshawa, this property Is listed at $68,900. Call Iris Fowler lor moro Information. ORONO and DISTRICT NEWS Again a large crowd viewed the Imperial Hell drivers on Saturday evening and enjoyed the fast and precision driving of the drivers. Breath-taking side by side driving and driving driving over ramps, crashing over old cars, etc. captivated the excited audience. An added feature of this evening was a display of new Ford cars, trucks, etc. from Victoria Motor Sales of Cobourg. The owner is a local grown resident, Mr. Ronald Best, and son of Horace and Marjorie Best of Cob Hill. A dance in the Arena topped off Saturday's list of events. Sunday's program again received a sell out crowd and every department proclaimed a distinct success. In the various departments, - reports from the Poultry dept., were a record entry of 700 entries and of exceptional quality, with little or no moulting, moulting, which can be a negative fact this time of year. The Holstein depts. report an average entry but again of excellent quality. The sheep depts. registered again some of the best quality of sheep in the country, with as always entries from the large sheep breeders in the area, .the Ayres and Glaspells. The rabbit display was as always a popular place in the younger set, and boasted over 400 entries. Old McDonald's farm drew a very appreciative audience and featured puppies, rabbits, and even "Three Little Pigs", (two white ones and one little red), no doubt off to market someday! Mary's little lamb, and cute little billie goats had the children and' others cuddling and petting the little animal. The inside depts. were all well displayed, with the vegetables vegetables down somewhat, the apples very colorful, the flower depts. were exceptionally exceptionally large and many excellent excellent arrangements. The baking depts. were somewhat smaller than other years, but of excellent quality. Needlework Needlework had excellent entries but the amount of entries down somewhat from other years. On Sunday afternoon it was announced that the attendance attendance had gone over the 20,000, so quite a tribute to the hard-working committees. The winner of the Kidney Foundation Lucky Draw was Mrs. Ken Ball, at the fair. The lucky winner of the Orono Skating Club Draw was Mr. Gordon Watson, Orono. Altogether a smashing success and congratulations to all management and committees committees who scored a real winner for Durham ■ Central Fair, .1952. .. Orono Horticulture News Congratulations to our many winners in Orono fair! To name a few of the special winners: Best basket of Dahlias - Mary Tamblyn, Best HAVEYOU THOUGHT ' ABOUT A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE? ..and done nothing about it OOROBARNES I will give you an hour or more of. my time to try to help you decide. 623-6622 CALL ME ANYTIME or 623-6860 Opportunities in our Bowmanville Office. TmstmrT 30 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER Glad in show - Dudley Deeley, New exhibitor most points - Helen Robinson, Carnation flower show special - Most points in entire show -- D. Deeley, Carol Mostert, M. Buckley, Newcastle. Van Belle Specials - I. Challice, Carol Mostert, Kirby Store specials - Donna Hutton, Jessica Mostert, Wylma Allin, Newcastle Lioness special - M. Zegers, I. Challice, Jessica Mostert. Orono Horticulture held their annual Flower Sunday service in Orono United Church on Sunday, September 12 with Rev. John Pinion Jones, from Manvers Pastoral charge, as guest speaker. The church was decorated with large baskets of glads, dahlias ana smaller bouquets, who were later sent to sick and shut-ins in area. Our grateful thanks to Mrs. Corrie DeJonge and Miss Jessica Mostert who made the pretty corsages for those taking part in services. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robinson Robinson greeted at the door, and ushers taking part, Donna Scott and Lorna Atkins, Lawrence Staples and O. Challice. Our thanks to Rev. Jones for his splendid service and solo, which was much enjoyed by all. Orono United Church News Orono Horticulture held their annual flower service on Sunday, September 12, with Rev. John Jones, Bethany as guest speaker, and also guest soloist. Two pots .of golden mums were placed in memory of the late Howard Bellamy, by his wife and family, and one container in memory of the late Lowell Gatchell. The psalm selection was led by Mr. Cor. Mostert, a director of the society, and Mr. D. Harrison, the president welcomed all and invited everyone to take some flowers to a sick friend or neighbor who is shut-in. An excellent sermon "You've got a garden, start rooting and weeding," gave the audience many thought provoking ideas. The speaker stated that many of the really important social events, that have improved our daily lives, down thru the years, have had their garden base in the church. The choir rendered the old favorite "In the Garden" and Isabelle Challice introduced the speaker. Birthdays celebrated this week, Carla Werry on September September 14. There is an urgent need for ■ Headquarters for your SALT REQUIREMENTS Pickling Salt - 2 kiio bag $1.40 Also... Water Softener Salt' We have a good line of Health and Bulk Foods for the family COMPARE OUR UNBEATABLE PRICES! Vanstone Flour and Feed Mill DIVISION OF pypker enterprises limited 116 King Street West 623-5777 Bowmanville Brother's Pizza and Dining Lounge Opening this Saturday, Sept. 18 at 11 a.m. Specializing in Italian Dishes and IT'S BEST Present this Ad and Receive $1.00 OFF ANY5IZE PIZZA (One coupon Per Pizza) OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Sunday to Wedneeday 3 p.m. ■ 1 a.m., Thursday to Saturday 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. "Free Delivery Within Town Limits" 36 King St, E. 623*4666 OF 623*4667 Downtown Bowmanville men's used clothing for the Men's Hostel, Oshawa. The new Explorer group starts this Wednesday, September 15, at 6:45 - 8 p.m. in Upper Hall, of Orono United Church. All girls 8 yrs. to 11 yrs. are invited from the church and community. For further information contact Mrs. Diane Kelcey, 983-9366. The Orono Church Board of Stewards will meet next Monday, September 20, at 7:30 p.m. in Friendship Room. Kirby News Mrs. Muriel Grunerud, St. Cloud, Minnesota, U.S.A., attended her old class reunion at Fenelon Falls, and was a recent visitor with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton, Kendal. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cornish, Mrs. Debbie Ferguson and Emily, Mrs. Judy Marcum, Mr. Gary Cornish, Lisa Lutz, and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cornish Cornish and Matthew all from Ohio, U.S.A. have been visiting visiting relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Harris and her mother Mrs. Viola Morton, Marnwood Rest Home, Bowmanville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 15, 1982 11 by Mrs, Isabelle Challice served at Orono United Church, following the burial in Orono Cemetery. Rev. Wayne Wright officiated. Weekend guests of the 0. Challices', Rev. Jones, Bethany, Miss Denise Challice and Mr. Dean Warren, Peter- boro, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown and girls, Peterboro; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutherland Sutherland and girls, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reesor, Markham, were Thursday visitors with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Scarborough, and Mrs. Kay Beggs, Pontypool, were Saturday callers with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, after attending the fair. and Mrs. Robert Morton, Kendal. Family Reunion A large family reunion of the descendants of the late Victor Farrow gathered at the farm home of Carl and Karen Lowery, Kirby, on Sunday afternoon September 5. Approximately 70 were in attendance. Guests present from Ohio, U.S.A.; Toronto; Agincourt; Port Perry; Peterboro; Peterboro; Woodville; Hampton and local areas. Family photographs photographs were taken of each family present and the afternoon afternoon was spent visiting. A delicious picnic supper was enjoyed by all, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cornish won prize for the farthest distance, Dayton, Ohio. The youngest member present, little Melissa Blake, daughter of Sharon and Randy Blake, Bowmanville. Orono News Sympathy of the community to the family of the late William Slater, who passed away suddenly Sunday evening, evening, September 12, at his farm home. The funeral was held from Morris Funeral Home, Bowmanville, Wednesday, September 15, 2 o'clock. Friends and family were PITCH in UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT «My B0MEV Boneless Blade Steak 2.40 lb. 5.29 kg. No Waste Lean Ground Beef 2.40 lb. 5.29 kg. Boneless Well Trimmed Blade Roast 2.401b. 5.29 kg. Lean Store 3.121b. Sliced Ham 6.90 kg. Save 1.40 No Garlic Salami Store 3.49 lb. sliced , 7.70 kg. Save 3.20 Mild Dutch Gouda Spiced 3.161b. 6.98 kg. Dutch Edam 2.53 lb. 5.59 kg. Home Pride 675 g Butter Mate Bread 49* Reg. 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