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22 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 13, 1993 Real Estate Deadlines and Policies . Deadline for Wednesday Publication is Monday at 12:00 Noon. Any compensation for orors or omissions by The Canadian Statesman will be limited to the value of the space occupied by the error in the advertisement ^ Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department y Savings for Home Owners During Power Saver Month More than half of Ontario's 3.5 million households are expected to buy at least one energy-saving product product during the annual "October is Power Saver* Month" promotion which is now underway. The month-long promotion, which offers consumers across Ontario substantial substantial discounts on more than 25 energy-saving products, is a combined combined effort between Ontario Hydro and 13 major retailers. "Our aim is to increase the awareness awareness and use of energy-saving products products and techniques," says Elysc Allan, Allan, Director of Energy Services for Ontario Hydro. "October is chosen as Power Saver* month so that consu mers can consciously evaluate their energy-savings efforts as we approach approach the peak power demands of the winter season." Power Saver* items available during during the campaign range from items such as energy-efficient light bulbs, water-saving shower heads and faucet faucet aerators, to bigger items likes insulation insulation and appliances. "Consumers will be able to pick up feature priced, energy-wise products products and tips whenever they see the bright red and yellow Power Saver* logo at participating retailers across the province," says Allan. "Retailers understand how consumers eagerly anticipate purchasing these products and they realize the importance of helping consumers help themselves." Retailers participating in the campaign campaign include: Aikcnhead's Home Improvement Warehouse; Beaver Lumber; Canadian Tire; Home Hardware; Hardware; Pro Hardware/Do it Centres; Cashway Lumber; Lansing Build- All; K-Mart; TSC Stores; United Coop; Coop; Scars; The Lumber Guys and Homccarc. "Our experience has shown us that consumers arc willing to participate participate in energy-savings programs that allow them to manage and modify their energy expenditures," says Allan, Allan, "What 'October is Power Saver* Month' does is provide them with the incentives and information to do so." Allan says the campaign is expected expected to save Ontario's 3.5 million residential residential electricity consumers some 70 million kilowatt hours, or about $5.25 million dollars in hydro bills, $500,000 more than last year's campaign. campaign. . . ,. "The expected savings in this year's kilowatt hours will come partly partly from the efficiency of the products offered through the promotion and the continued efforts of consumers, who have responded with increased participation over the past few years," says Allan. Allan says that awareness of energy energy conservation at home, combined with an increased use of energy- savings products, arc key elements in Ontario Hydro's residential energy management strategy to encourage the most efficient use of electricity. "Energy-efficient products and technology help consumers gain control control over their energy bills with minimal minimal affect on their lifestyles," says Allan. "Consumers arc learning that energy savings is a lot like recycling. If we each do our part, there's truly a significant positive impact on energy conservation and the environment." 1 King Street West Toronto: 213-7235 CLARINGTON REALTY Bowmanville, Ontario L1C1R2 Fax:623-6850 2000 LTD. GREAT RETIREMENT HOME AT WILMOT CREEK This lovely retirement home close to lake and golf course has two bedrooms and much more. Call Peter Devos* 623-6622 or 987-4415 for more Information. EXECUTIVE COUNTRY LIVING ON EDGE OF TOWN $184,900. 3 + 1 bedroom, 5 level split, well finished on 4 levels, walkout on 2 floors. Lovely family room with stone fireplace, finished rec room, gas heat. Betty Smith*, Clarington Realty 2000 Ltd. 623-6622. ■' ^ 1■ muai OPEN HOUSE, SUNDAY, OCT. 17,2 - 4 p.m. 58 Mill St. Lovely 5 bedroom, nearly new raised bungalow. Fully finished basement, 66 x 165* lot. $135,000. Take County Rd. 9 E. of 115 Hwy. to Kendal, S. on Church., E. on Mill. Ann Simpson* Clarington Realty 2000 Ltd., 623-6622. Barry James* ONLY $129,900. All brick 3 bedroom home in very desirable area of Newcastle. The lot is 60 x 177 feet with mature trees and fully fenced. Won't last. Barry James* 623-6622 or 983-9080 (Res.) COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST Builder wants to sell. 3 choice Kjffl lots. 2 lots have creek running through backyard. Either Frank Hiemstra* builder's plans or your own. Call Frank Hiemstra*, 623-6622. LAND... ESJj LOTS OF LAND. IpP MAKE AN OFFER * 108 ACRES farm land, south Orono. * 3/4 ACRE lots, Newtonville. * 2 ACRE estate lot, wooded, (Barden Hill. * 8.5 ACRES development, Newtonville. Bob Craig*, 623-6622 or 263-8441. NEWCASTLE 85 King St. W. 987-4733 NATIONAL RbAI LSTArr SlKVICl NRS EDVAN REALTY LTD BOWMANVILLE 214 King St. E. 623-4445 686-0477 OPEN HOUSE BLITZ Sunday, October 17th, 2 - 4 p.m. 125 Elgin Street Bowmanville $99,500. 1 Chester Lane Newcastle $137,500. 43 Waverley Road Bowmanville $126,900. SAT., OCT. 16, 2-4 p.m. 31 Elgar Drive, Millbrook $152,500. Follow signs from Millbrook Main St. and Houston. 5 Mill Street Orono $127,500. 9 and 11 Remi Court Newcastle $156,900. 5 Pine Street Bowmanville $184,900. BE YOUR OWN BOSS Established Pizza and Submarine takeout business for sale. Located on busy Main Street in Newcastle Village. Bring me an offer! Call Janice Parish* for more information 987-4733 or 987-3749 (Res.) 1595 Stephenson Road Newcastle $144,900. 210 King Street West Newcastle $219,000. 56 Rhonda Blvd. Bowmanville $141,900. WIN AÉW HOME Entry forms available at Open Houses or any National Office. Second Annual Harvest Hallowe'en Celebration On Sunday, October 31st, 1993 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., the Clarke Museum Museum and Archives, Municipality of Clarington will be hosting its annual Hallowe'en party on the museum grounds in Kirby. This event recreates recreates an annual gathering on the museum grounds that took place during during the 1830's and 40's in Kirby when the museum land was part of the Powers farm. The Powers who founded Kirby in 1832 hosted an annual annual late harvest gathering in the form of a pumpkin bee. Prior to the establishment of orchards, the only readily available fmit in any great quantity were pumpkins, The pumpkin pumpkin bee was a way of ensuring that every settler in the area had an adequate adequate supply of dried fmit over the winter to help fight scurvy. The bee also provided the settlers with a last chance for a large get together prior to the isolation that the winter months would bring. Games were played, feats of strength, wrestling bouts, and a large meal prepared with of course pumpkin pics. Today, the museum has revived this local custom and added Hallowe'en, Hallowe'en, the last of our great pagan festivals, to the fun. There arc games and contests for the kids and adults. Sack races, water races, nail driving contests, cross-cut sawing contests, apple bobbing, egg and spoon races, three legged race and more! Special demonstrations of pumpkin drying, apple drying and Jack 'o' Lantern carving. In addition, there will be prizes for the best costumes (adults and kids) awarded by our roving judges. A pumpkin pie contest and a Jack'o' Lantern contest. To enter the pie contest, contest, just call the museum and register your name, then bring your pic on the day before 1:30 p.m. Ward Three Councillors, David Scott and Ann Drcslinski will be judging the entries. For the artistically inclined, bring your pumpkin and tools and carve your Jack 'o' Lantern at the museum, prizes will be awarded for the best thre'e. Entrants should be here with the pumpkins before 1:30 p.m. The Jack 'o' Lanterns will be judged at 2:30 p.m. and the pics at 2:45 p.m. Costume prizes will be awarded throughout the day. There will be refreshments for all, popcorn and drinks, and face painting for the kids (and adventurous adults). Admission for the day is $1 - adults, 0.75 cents for Seniors, 0,50 cents for Children or $2 - for the whole family. Each admission receives one free popcorn and drink ticket. Additional refreshment tickets arc available. Popcorn 10 cents, drinks 5 cents. Come out and help us celebrate this special day at the Museum. Clarke Museum and Archives, Municipality of Clarington 70S6 Old Kirby School Road llwy 351115 at Regional Road 9 Kirby, Ontario. 905-983-9243for info. 234 King St. E., llownmnvllle 623-3393 Helen Bonnet* Management and Staff of W. Frank Real Esiatc Limited, Bowmanville, arc pleased to announce and welcome HELEN BONNET to our Sales Team. HELEN has been licensed since 1987 and has had a very successful career in the Toronto market. She has now relocated to Bowmanville and is looking forward to helping people in this area with their real estate needs. HELEN invites all lier friends and acquaintances to call her for professional, competent service. You can reach HELEN at the Bowmanville Office, 623-3393 or at her rcsidencc623-853(L^^^^^^^^^^I Over 30 Years Quality Real Estate illtiil Service 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 I" Toronto Line 686-1035 h OPEN CUSTOM RANCHER -10 ACRES - $299,900. 3 bedrooms, Marley roof, kitchen overlooks sunken family room with fireplace, heat pump, central vac, barn, box stalls. PLUS 3 room guest house/studio with kitchen and 3 pc. bath. Dir.: Taunton Rd. East of Courtice Rd. to Selina Rd. Go north, watch for Frank signs. Chet Jackson*, 623-3393. GREENHOUSE KITCHEN 3 bedrooms, main floor family room, central air and vac. $164,900. Bowmanville. Charlie Reid*, 623-3393 or 983-5914. Chet Jackson* 623-3393 COUNTRY LIVING WITH GAS HEAT 3 bedrooms, 95' x 180' lot backs onto farmland, hardwood floors, rec room with gas fireplace. Pontypool. Chet Jackson*, 623-3393. COUNTRY BUNGALOW WITH 30 X 40' SHOP 107' x 222' lot. Super for mechanics plus a neat and clean 2 bedroom bungalow with deck, 3 year roof. Newcastle. $122,900. Charlie Reid*, 623-3393 or 983-5914. CENTURY HOME -1.75 ACRES, ORONO Gorgeous home and very private property with 4 bedrooms, dining room, and family room. One of the finest homes in the area. $249,900. Charlie Reid*, 623-3393 or 983-5914. 2.73 ACRES CENTURY HOME-$142,900. 50' X 30' barn, fenced property, drilled well, now bath, beautiful treed lot. Pontypool. Super deal. Charlie Reid*, 623-3393 or 983-5914. e 69 PROUT DR., BOWMANVILLE Spotless 3 bedroom, family room, dining room, 3 baths, quiet court. $156,900. Llboity St. N. to Third Sl„ S. on High St. to 69 Prout Dr. Ann Van Dyk*, 623-3393 or 623-4638. Ask your Sales Rep. for details. Rozmin AWADIA* 623-2207 Helen BONNET* 623-8536 Josie DOXTATER** 623-9557 Iris FOWLER* (705) 932-2621 Arleen HANDLEY* 797-2306 Chet JACKSON* 263-8377 Joe JERONIMO** 623-6920 Charlene McAULEY* 797-3324 Charlie REID * 983-5914 John SHEWCHUK* 623-5927 Doreen TILLSON* 432-4804 Donna TURNER* 786-2058 Tom TURNER* 623-5510 Ann VAN DYK* 623-4638 Terry WITHERSPOON* 983-8296 Rozmin Awadia* Charlie Reid* Doreen Tillson* Removed! The final obstacle ™ to home ownership. Job Loss Mortgage Insurance Offrirai by Thompson, Thompson & Associates Ltd. Insurnnco Brokers 1-800-GGG-GC11. Brochure and Application Form available from our offices.