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12The Canadian Statesman,1 Bowmanville, March 2. 1977 123 king St. E. Bowman ville Phone 623-6622 $52,500.00 BACKSPL IT Only 4 years aid, kitchen open to family room, 50 x 116, 9 per cent f irst mortgage, 3 bedrooms plus den or fourth bedroom, large carport. Cali Gord Barnes 623-6622 or 655-4940. IDEAL STARTER HOME $45,900.00 for this beautiful detached 3 bedroom, home that offers a low 91/4 per cent mortgage. This home is four years young and features a full basement, electric hetand patio in a large fenced back yard. Cal Mary Pike 623-6622 or 986-5355. QUIET COURT A four bedraam, two storey, two baths, a main floor femily roomn and walkout to patio, attached garage on lovely large lot, Asking $71,000.00. Cali Mary I>ike 623-6622 or 986-5355. NEWCASTLE Close ta school and easy access to 401. Attractive backsplit, 3 bedrooms, 14 x 14 kitchen, separate dining with sliding glass doars, famly room with fireplace, garage. Asking $58,900.00. Cali Ed Jeans 623-7152 or 623-6622. Bowmanvllle- 623-3911 BOMNVILLE --11/,2 starey 3 bedroom home, very tastefuily decorated, broadilom and hardwood flbars. Has 2 firepiaces, 11/2 baths,lseparate D.R., rec roomn with sliding doors and Waikout t the patio. Very central, close ta schoal, churches and shopping. BOWMANVILLE - 3 bedroomn bungalow with 2 baths, separate D.R., fenced yard with ing round 22 x 36 foot, pool, on quiet north end street. Asking $56,000. APSLEY AREA -3 bedroamn cottage, ail broadloam- ed and winterized, double garage, overlooking Jack Lake, asking $45,000. NEWCASTLE - new 3 bedroom brick bungalow with Hollywood kitchen, broadloom and cushion flbar of your choice, electric heat, asking $55,000. OSHAWA - 2 storey 3 becroomn brick semi, good location, close ta Oshawa Centre, school and church. Asking $44,900. BOWMANVILLE - 4 bedroomn home with 11/2 baths, separate D.R., extra basement bedroom, sliding patio doors f rom the rec roam also a waikaut basement. Very prestigiaus area of town.' Cal for more information. REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTOR 623-6121 2,200 SQUARE FEET 0f living area, 2 storey detached semi, firepiace, 4 bedrooms, dining room, garage. Asking $53,900.00. ORONO Immaculate 3 bedroom brick and aluminum bungalow, lot 75' x 104' fieidstone fireplace in the rec room. Asking $47,500.00. BÇWMANVILLE 3 bedroomn side-splît, family roam, firepiace, garage, large 9 per cent first mortgage. Vendors already bought. $59,500.00. BOWMAN VILLE bedroom 2 storey brick starter or retirement home, close ta scools and shopping. $37,500.00. OSHAWA 3 bedroomn brick bungalow, Hollywood kitchen, finished rec roomn with gas fireplace, baraqe, lot 55' x 113', some appliances included i>ýsking $56,900.00. COU RTICE 10 acres with a 5 year aid brick and stane bungalow, diring room, fireplace in t4e family room, s mail barn, ideal for horses or beef cattie. OSHAWA 2 bedroamn starter or retirement bungalow, lot 50' x 150', full basement, garage, ail appi iances inciuded. $39,900.00. FARMS 220 acres and 148 acres. One has approximately 2000' of lake frontage and a2 storey brick house, barn 100' x 30'; the other is a beef operatipn. AC REAG E 40 acres, 55 acres, 70 acres, ail have excellent building sites, within a 10 mile radius of Bowmanviile. onIy 45O Fir st time home buyers ½/2 Acre Ravine Lots Open noon to 6 p.m. Cail Collect 1-705-324-0688 MEADOWS 0F MANVERS JANET VIILLE Dunwoody Llmlted Trustes In Bankruptcy 146 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa' Phone 576-3430 P.O. Box 516 KENHOCKIN K E ST A T EI LTD. 8--r 0TOR RÎALToR BOWMANVILLE 623-4115 NEWTONVILLE 10 acre estate. 2 storey executive type home, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, famiîy room with fireplace, 2 car garage, sauna, 5 major appliances and ail draperies and broadloom incl uded at $129,500.00. R. "BUD"Wru 118 King' Street East, Bowmanvi lie 623-2967 COUNTRY LIVING 10 acres with 6 yr. aid 3 bedroom brick bungalow, large' breezeway, do uble garag e. Excellent iandscaping. About two-thirds bush, balance clear, stream on property. Asking $94,900. See it today. BOWMANVILLE 8 rom n11/2 storey aluminum home, very close ta downtawn. Partly used for incame with 5 rooms on main floor for privacy. Asking $47,500. Terms at 8 per cent. Cali now. CLARKE TOWNSHIP 1.5 acre lot, asking oniy $25,000, 3.7 acre lot - Tyrane area, only 535,000. -Try your offer. 3 acres, Garden Hill area, onily $12,900. Try your offer. Meadows 3Hwy. 7A of Manvers To Port Perry Blackstock S Bowmanville Oshawa Hwy. 21M> Hwy,.401 e Interchange No. 77 DIRECTIONS- Take Hwy. 401 east ta 115. North on 115 ta Hwy. 35. North on 35 -,e miles-ta 7A. West on 7A two miles ta Janetviîle Road. North on Janetville Raad four miles ta Model Home. OPP REPORT The Ontario Provincial Police at Newcastle experi- enced a relatively quiet week last week having ta investi- gate only 9 motor vehicle collisions. Three of the colli- sions did resuit in injury ta six persans, but none seriously. Following investigation into the causes, of these collisions four persons have been charged with offences con- trary ta the Highway Traffic Act and one persan has been charged with impaired driv- ing. The Detachmenit members also investigated over 100 general occurrences including complaints of wilful damage, thef t, break, enter and thef t and assault. One persan bas been charged with cause disturbance and two with assault following investiga- tions into these complaints. Don't Cross a Solid Line The driver of a motor vebicle who crosses the solid line ta pass on a grade or curve can easily and often does become a killer. A solid line means you dont have a clear view ahead ta sec what is coming. The safe side is your own side when a solid line is markcd on the road. (..Strachan P'rovincial(Conîstale,' ( ommnint y Services Officer WESLEY VILLE Early this past Sunday morning roads and weather didn't look too pramising but milder air softened ice on the roads and the Sun managed ta show its face for a short time. Welcome United Church was filled with unusual colour for as well as gold and white chrysanthemums, and rosy azalea, boys and girls with their leaders were in uniforms of the guides, brownies, scouts and cu bs-. They were prepared for the special service at the Port Hope High School in honour 'of the founding af scauting, that afternoon. This was the Sunday the junior choir was ini charge of the music and their gald gowns added ta the colour.' Then Rev. R. Bartlett spoke ta the children he was wearîng a scout tie as he had been given honourary membership into the scout pack last week. His message for the yaung people concerned Brotherhood week, and showed what a happy family the world could be, if we loved al aur brothers everywhere. The chairs anthemn was an adaptation of ",The Lord's My Shepherd", unusual and lovely. Rev. Bartlett's sermon was based an the stary of Nicodemus the man who came at night. Jesus characteristics were many and he appeared in a different light ta different people. To Nicodejnus, and toalal, a spiritual rebirth brings a certainty of trust in Jesus ta sustain us in ail things. Ushers were Messrs. Gar- don Clarke, Roy Austin, Cliff Brice and Glen Thompson. Two ladies, iVrs. Ken Ditrner and Mrs. Roy McHolm greet- ed the congregatian at the doar. 1A tulip quilt was finished at Mrs. Emma Darke's last Wednesday. Quilters were warried that day about the PRIVATE BOWMANVILLE Three bedroom, 2 sto- rey, 11/2 baths attached room with fireplace, tastefully decorated, paved driveway. Price $57,500. Phone 623-4162. Salvation Army Cubs and Scouts HoId Annual Banquet To mark Scout Week, 5th Bowmanville Cubs and Scouts entertained their fathers at an annual Father and Son banquet held in the Salvation Army citadel on Saturday. Special guests were Capt. and Mrs. John Carew of Belleville. He is the District Young People's Secretary. This picture shows part of the crowd that enjoyed the sumptuous dinner. St. Marys Cernent Juveniles Take First. Game of Quarter forecast for freezing ramn, 50 went equipped ta walk home if icing wastoa bad. Roads were not bad at quitting time, but it was difficuit ta keep the ice off the windshield. Not one or two starlings but flocks are1 coming ta the feeders these days. The, one lone chickadee which bas been at one feeder ail winter brought another this week. There are many horned larks in the field and on roadsides. Hugh piles of snow stili remaîn by the ronds but are sinking. They are encrusted with dirt which will slow the melting, but most fields are bare along the lakeshore. OPEN HOUSE Saturday and Sunday March'5th and 6th 1 - 4 pj-m. Spacius, tastefully decorated, three bedroomn home with separate dining room and famiiy room. Main St., Orono, $49,0,00.00. Pat and Charles Reid will be there te greet you. WY. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED 52 King St. West cowmanvill, 623-2453 $33,500. FULL PRICE for this 3 bedroom semni on Carlisle Ave. Forced air ail furnace, garage and in very presentable condition. Why rent? C ail for details. $58,900. ONE ACRE with lovely 6roomn home in Maple Grave area. Has 2 car garage. Absoiuteiy "Spic & Span". Terms may be arranged. Caîl for a shawing. REPAIR GARAGE or possible five building lots on sewer and water. Suitable for a body shop. Cail for détails. Good location. Sam Anni s P. Kowa1 J r. AFTER HOURS: 623-7664 623-5868 By Jim Cryderman Bowmanville St. Marys Cement Juvenîles went ta Streetsvilie on Sunday Feb. 27th for the first game in a best of five series and won by a score of 5-2. Bowmanville started off very slow and were down 1-0 at the end of the first Deriod. Thev tied the score with 3:32 remaining in'tne second period on a goal by Peter Sera assisted by Steve Hogarth, In the third period, Bow- manville were skating better and applîed a lot of pressure which disorganized the Streetsville Club. As a resuit, Bowmanville scored four goals in a raw before Streets- ville scored their second. Jerry Leddy from Hogarth and Sera put Bowmanville ahead ta stay. Gerald Brunt from Ralph Cryderman and Leddy put them two up. Chris Marchant from Dave Down and Neil Ryan made the score 4-1 then Leddy with bis second and Hogarth's third assist made the score 5-1 which ended the scoring for Baw- manville. The second game of the series will be played at Hampton on Wednesday, March 2nd (tonight) at 9 p.m. Fr\AeOCI40 ON Everyone wants value for their money and an AQUALINE POOL gives you that, and more. A strong 40 mil lier to give "Long Time" rugged service. Aluminum walls that make the worry of rust a thing of the past and a poured concrete pool bottom to add stability and lasting shape ta your AQUALINE POOL. Combine aIl of these points with conscientious, quality installation and you have a swimming pool that lets you stop worrying about continuai maintenance and allows you more "Fun In The Sun" swimming time. Come in NOW and get a FREE estimfate. Terms can be arranged.1 Visit our showroom and see a completeiy installed in-gr ound AQUALINE POOL. RECEIVE FREE, FOUR PIECES OF REDWOOD FURNITURE WITH ANT INGROUND'POOL INSTALLATION ORDERED LIMITED lIME OFFERý ABOVE& IN-GRQUND SWUMMUNG POOLS CHEMICALS -ACCESSORIES - COMPLETE, SERVICE ùDC ýLTD. OSAW -ONTARIO 723-%01129 OPEN HOUSE - Saturday and Sunda y, March th and 6th, 1977, 2- 4 p.m., 127 King St. E., Bowmanville. Beautiful 2 bedroam brick bungalow with sunroom. Zoned commercial Many possibilIities. $49,900.00. Watch for Open House signs. STARTER HOME in Bowrnanville. A must ta see. Master bedroom has built-in bed and cupbaards, 4 other smali bedrooms, large livingroom, big lot with inground cemnent pool. Only $44,900.00. Vendor says present a ny off er. NEWTONVILLE - A solid brick former schoolhouse on a large fenced corner lot. 4 bedrooms, fîreplace and room for expansion. Oniy 543,900.00 or offer. $29,900.00 - Starter home with features! This cozy 2 bedroom bungalow is a home you can be proud ta own. Sunken livingroom with fieldstone fireplace and patio doors, cathedral ceilings, sun porch, separate warkshop and wood shed. Bowmanville. Don't wait. jFRANK REALTOR BOWMANVI LLE ORONO 623-3393 983-9547 ANTIQUE COLLECTOR'S DELIGHT - ORONO This beautiful antique century brick home is highlighted by red pine and oak flbars. 4 bedroams. Famiiy room with firepiace. Carniage house converted into garage. S paciaus kitchen, living room and dining room. Situated on weli treed lot 132' x 200'. A pleasure ta show. Asking $79,900. Termns. Cail Charlie Reid. N EWCASTLE 3 bedraam, brick and aiuminum backsplit. Attractive famiiy roam 20'-x il' with open fireplace. $52,900 with terms. Contact Paf Yeo for inspection. SIDESPLIT-STONE FRONT Newcastle village. Attractive 3 bedroam home. Separate dining room. Bright eat-in kitchen. Famiiy room with stone f irep lace-. Attached garage. 32' x 16' pool. Ail for $61,900. Terms. Cail Bilh Turansky. LAKEFRONT BUNGALOW Bowmanville. Lot 77' x 250'. 3 bedrooms. Bright kitchen. Perfect starter or retirement home. Asking $31,500. Terms. Cal11 Bi 11 Tura nsky. Coasl to Coa's(