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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 12, 1977 RelEtaeId WILLARD REALTY INC. ' BROKER 101 SIMCOE ST. N., OSHAWA 723-8144 $1,000 DOWN! $331.00 monthly buys this lovely older 2 bedroom home on.Scugog St., Bowmanville with large lot. Full price only $34,900.00. CaIl 723-8144. REALTOR S A r _______623-4428*Â 181 Church Street Bowmanville REAL ESTATE LIMITED OPEN HOUSE - Saturday and Sunday, January 15 and 16, 2-4 p.m. 3 bedroom brick bungalow with large kitchen. Good financing. Directions: King St. E. o Simpson Ave., 1st left off Simpson Ave. to 54 Ashdale Cres., Bowmanville. LARGE SIDESPLIT-on Hetherington Dr. Fireplace in family room, 2 sliding glass doors. Call to see if today. Vendors anxious. $55,900.00 -- 3 bedroom brick bungalow in north-end Bowmanville. Fantastic rec room and carport. 50 ACRES - with spaclous well constructed 6 yr. old brick home. Cement block barn 800 sq. ft. On paved road 14 mile off Hwy. 115. $79,900.00. 10 ACRE BLDG. LOT- Half cleared. 3 miles north of Newtonville. On paved road. $34,000.00. .BAN3-R PASSA RealItor BUS. 623-6121 Epiphany Sunday haci cold wheather and blocked road- ways yet 40 folks joined the choir of 12 to worship at the Sunday morning service and were increased by the attend- ance at Sunday School, Ray Ashton was organist, Gladys Ashton was in charge of Jr. Church, Rev. Kempling's Children's story was of "Three Wise Children" chosen from the Bible i.e. the little slave girl of Naaman the Seper, Daniel and the boy with the lunch of 510aves and 2 fish. And the Sermon's topic "The Mysterious Magi" who were astronomers as mentioned in Isaiah who recognized the appearance of the Christ Child which is observed by Epip- hany Jan. 6th. As explained by our minister who encouraged his Congregation to visit and worship as the Magi did. The choir and director gave a second message in music by their lovely anthem. Last Wednesday morning was a busy time for the U.C.W. Executive who met at President Shirley Pollard's home. Much business was accomplished and the frame work for the year 1977 program and meetinge were constructed. Events - On Sunday is the target date for annual reports to be submitted for publication to Congregational representa- tive Mrs. James Kinsman. And local auditor needs re- maining Treasurers' books this week "please", as only the M. & S. Book, Y.G. Book, U.C.W. Book have been recei- ved and audited. Events to Come 1. Next Sunday, Jan. 16th, 8 p.m. Enniskillen Congrega- tion will hold its Annual Meeting in the Church. 2. Tuesday, Jan. 18th, 6 p.m. - OshaWa Presbytery will meet in Blackstock United Church. 3. Tuesday - Friday, Jan. 18th to 21st - Week of Prayer services will be held in Bowmanville churches, Sta- tesman gives times and places. 4. Monday, Jan. 24th, 8 p.m. - The Official Board will meet W. H. in Enniskillen United Church. 5. Y.G. will meet in S.S. room of the church Wednesday or Thursday on 26 or 27 to plan its first birthday party and Val- entine dance. Though the weather was cold outside, here it was cosy in Hawaii as Margaret and Orville Ashton were joined by Marjorie Worden and Jean Osborne and enjoyed an imaginary trip to sunny Ha- waii by the Oshawa Kiwanis Travelogue Eastdale Colle- giate Auditorium on Monday evening. Maudie Travell and Reta Rodman co-hosted a pre- birthday party of some family members for their brother Orville Ashton on Sunday afternoon. We wish Happy Birthday to another January fellow Lloyd Ashton, enjoy many more and good health Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Murphy, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coverly, Oshawa were guests with her mother, Jessie Sle- mon, occasion of celebrating Kathy's birthday. "Congratu- lations". Mr. and Mrs. George Lead- beater, Lori and Mark, Miss Candy Clark, Oshawa were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A. Leadbeater and boys, occa- sion of Tom's birthday. Con- gratulations Tom. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor were recent dinner guests with Mrs. Cortenay Graham, Blackstock. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon and family, Haydon were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were last Wednes- day evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. Murray Oxford's, Hamp- ton to help celebrate little Julie's 2nd birthday. Locki McNair and Jan Bartell, Toronto were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. McNair. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mc- Gill, accompanied Mrs. Joe McGill and Todd, Mississauga who all spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Garth 62 JACKMAN ROAD BOWMANVILLE, ONT. LIC 2C9 (416) 623-6023 Clipperton & Assoiates Ltd REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS W. H. Clipperton, F.R.I., C.R.A., S.R.A., Ontario Land Economist IMMACULATE 4 BEDROOM - Slidinq glass doors to balcony, fenced yard, garage. Asking $45,500. R.R. 1 BROOKLIN - Coronation and Phillips Road. Commuting distance to Toronto, 2 years old, rick and aluminum bungalow, lot 124' x 124', 4 bedrooms, rec room with roughed-in fireplace. PORT HOPE Buy now before higher spring prices. Only $42,900.00. 'EO-NNISKILLEN McGill and family, Kingston and attended a hockey tourna- ment at Brockville and saw Todd playing hockey with a team from his area. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Werry, Sandra and James, Sharon and Bil Preece, attended a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lee and family, Taunton on Sunday. One of the highlights was extending best wishes to Eileen and Tom Sobil who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary this week, Con- gratulations folks! . Mr. George Pethick, Picker- ing was a recent visitor with Mr. atid Mrs. S. Pethick. Concert by General Motors Choir We appreciate the intuitive decision of our Church Board of Stewards to help them- selves financially and at the same time to provide a superlative evening's enter- tainment for many who enjoy- ed a wonderful program last Sunday evening in the School Auditorium. Although the G.M. Choir's membership was reduced be- cause of rampant colds and flu germs yet the quality of their~choraf music was in no way lacking in excellence as they could easily have placed in the top award winning 137 King St.m Phone East 623-7694 BotvmanviIIo Ij 494 j 623-7661 LOTS &LOTS of LOTS 10 acres with stream $37,000, 4 acres $32,000, i acre $18,900, building lot $30,000, 57' x 175' $11,900, 98' x 162' $12,000 and 208' x 208' $18,000, call now on these. $2,500 DOWN For this 3 year old, 3 bedroom brick and aluminum bungalow with attached garage, close to schools, churches and shopping, ail you have to do is qualify. HURRY ADMAKE AN OFFER. $52,900 For this 4 bedroom aluminized home in Newcastle, aluminum siding, large barn 20' x 32' with heated workshop, good central location, extra large lot. CALL NOW. Bowmanvylle - 623-3911 BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom brick semi, has 11/2 baths, family room with patio doors and excellent mortgage, asking $44,000. BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom 12 storey home with separate D.R., double garage and new aluminum siding on large 66' x 165' lot, close to school and shopping, asking $40,500. Vendors anxious. BOWMANVILLE 4 bedroom 2 storey insul brick home, overlooking the lake. Good starter home, asking $30,000. BOWMANVILLE 4 bedroom 2 storey semi, with 1/2 baths, attached garage and good mortgage. Close to shopping, park, school and hospital, asking $47,500. Open for offers. BOWMANVILLE 3 new homes in cholce north end court, each have 3 bedrooms, attached garage, 11/2 baths, family room with patio doors and sundeck, fireplace, AM-FM intercom and central cleaning system, dushion floors and broadloom throughout. Vendor will consider a trade. Cali for more information. BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom older brick semi with sundeck and ample storageareas. Very central, good starter home, asking $39,900. Vendorsanxious. Cali today. BOWMANVILLE Building lot 60' x 255', sewer and water soon available, NEWCASTLE New 3 bedroom brick bungalow with Hollywood kitchen, cushion floors and broadloom throughout, electric heat, asking $55,000. 123 King St. E. Bowmanville Phone 623-6622 BOWMANVILLE $39,900.00 3 bedrooms, spacious living room, den and full basement with aluminum siding and paved drive. Cal Shirley Hogg 623-6622. $52,500.00 WITH 9 PER CENT FIRST 4 year old backsplit on 50 x 116 ft. lot. Cal Shirley Hogg 623-6622. TWO CAR GARAGE - BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom sidesplit for the mechanically minded $57,900.00. Cal Shirley Hogg 623-6622. GRACIOUS LIVING - N. E. BOWMANVILLE Refinished pine floors, bay windows, coloured glass. Ail this and more for only $59,900.00. Cali Darryl Somerscales 623-6622. 1¼ ACRE COUNTRY PROPERTY Hwy. No. 2 east of Bowmanville. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, fieldstone fireplace, fruit orchard, ideal for road side market. Cal Darryl Somerscales 623-6622. SEEING IS BELIEVING ORONO 5 bedrooms, family room with fireplace and patio doors to sun deck on garage roof, 33 foot games room ail broadloomed, 33 x 20 workshop, big 2 car garage, many, many extras. Asking $79,900.00. Cali Darryl Somerscales 623-6622. ½ACRE LOT 1/4 mile north of No. 2 Hwy. between Oshawa and Bowmanville. Backs onto greenbelt. New roof, plumbing, wiring. Two fireplaces. Asking only $58,500.00. Cali Gord Barnes 623-6622. NEWCASTLE Very cdean, well kept 3 br. bungalow, finished rec room, large private lot. $49,900.00. Cal Gord Barnes 623-6622. ORONO 546,900.00 Pond with a dock, walk-out from basement, finished rec room, neat as a pin. CaIl Gord Barnes 623-6622. rating with the best of choirs. The audience was fewer in number also as some folks were too timid to venture out in the low Celsius tempera- ture. We anticipate, in the not too distant future, the plea- sure of another concert by this super choir when, hopefully, wheather and health will be better. Our minister welcomed and introduced the musical ex- pertise Jan Kinsman who directed her 35 singers, also pianist Doris Beaton. The musical selections had excel- lent quality and pleasing variety for enjoyment by the young in years and young at heart. Soprano soloist Eleanor Bailey was charming in her songs i.e. "Christopher Robin Is Saying His Prayers" and "Climb Every Mountain". Violin soloist Alex Dobos joined the pianist to render, like a Maestro, his solos, "Sunrise, Sunset" and "Czar- das". The first seven choral numbers were Oklahoma, Smilin' Throug h, Michael Row the Boat Ashore, Edle- weiss, Chorus of the Slaves, Smoke Get in Your Eyes and You'll Never Walk Alone. Follolwing the brief inter- mission the choir gave a second group of delightful choruses viz: South Pacific, If We Only Have Love, No Man Is an Island and a welcome re-view of Christmas was provided by the Carols-Mary Had a Baby, Christmas Hymn and Lo How a Rose E'er Blooming. A real touch of comedy was introduced as the choir sang Suzy Snowflake and Frosty the Snowman when two handsome chaps, from the tenor section pan- tomimed in costume, who were Garry McHugh as Suzy and Ralph Bailey as Frosty. As a perfect closing the choir sang "Let There Be Peace on Earth". The appre- ciative audience gave hearty applause to augment the thanks expressed by Rev. H. Kempling. Two eager young listeners were the little daugh- ter and son of Eleanor and Ralph Bailey. Lunch was served to the performing guests to complete a fine entertainment. Oshawa Presbyterial U.C.W. News The Sub. Executive memb- ers of the Oshawa Presbyter- ial U.C.W. held the first meeting of the year 1977 on Jan. 3rd at 2nd Vice Pres. Joyce McLean's home, Pick- ering. Many items of busihess were completed on paper such as arrangements for meeting of Full Executive and Presi- dents and Vice Presidents of all local groups at Scugog Is. U.C. on Monday Jan. 17th at St. Stephen's U.C. Oshawa to complete plans for U.C.W' Annual March 30 in Sincoe U.C. Oshawa and to begin arrangements for the two autumn Regionals Oct. 17th and 24th. OjP REPORT During the past week the Ontario Provincial Police at Newcastle investigated 23 motor vehicle collisions and 80 occurrences of a general nature. Of the 23 accidents investi- gated, 16 were property dam- age only and 7 resulted in personal injury to 12 persons. Following investigations into these collisions 8 persons have been charged with offenses contrary to the Highway Traffic Act. The general occurrences investigated included com- plaints of theft, assault, wilful damage and break, enter and theft and have resulted in 4 persons being charged with offenses contrary to the Crim- inal Code. Snowmobile Safety The motorized snow vehicle is not designed for highway use, but if you must use the Highway you'll be safer if you follow these suggestions: Be careful on ice and packed snow. Your vehicle's steering and braking systems are not the best. Drive defensively. OPEN HOUSE-SUNDAY-JANUARY16,1977 2 outstanding homes. Oversized lots in a country setting with terrific view of the surrounding countryside. Homes are custom builtbytop craftsmen. Plastered walls. Also available 5 building lots for custom built homes by Halminen Homes Ltd. Directions: 1st road north of Hwy. 2 off Hwy. 35 and 115. Go west 3/4 mile then turn south. Open from 1 - 4 p.m. Cali Jan Oudshoorn, Bill Turansky, or Kay Brown. 9 PER CENT MORTGAGE On this lovely 3 bedroom backsplit with a huge foyer, family room, and situated on a completely fenced lot. Located in Bowmanville near schools and shppping. Priced at $52,500. Terms. Cajl1AJbert Kereks. INCOME HOUSE - BOWMANVILLE Solid 2 bedroom home on large north end lot 66' x 209', plus self contained 2 bedroom apartment with private entrance. A great investment! Only $42,900. Terms, Cali BiIl Morrison Jr. BOWMANVILLE Quiet area. 3 bedroom white bungalow. Finished rec room. Situated on 60' x 147' lot. Excellent starter or retirement home. Asking $44,900. Terms. Cali Bill Turansky or Bill Morrison Sr. C.C Coast to Coast Real Estate Service 9U0WMANVILLE ORONO 623-3393 983-9547 RETIREMENT HOME PRIVATE ROOM EXCELLENT MEALS ACTIVE, INDEPENDENT, RETIREMENT LIVING in PORT PERRY inquire - 985-3312 or Visit 451 Lilla Street Port Perry Villa ee, 5g.