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12~ ~~~~~~ ~~ ~ naa i n S a e m n B w a vle a ,1 7 Ask the insurance professional STEVE BELL. Q: We've been married for two mnonths and just moved into our own apartment. Since my wife and I are both avid antique collectors, we-would like some sort of protection. Is there an insurance policy for apartment renters? A: You bet. There is a special homeowners policy available fromn SAFECO that is special-...... ly tailored to protect the ersonal'belongings and lia- gility of renters. Q: My husband was backing out of our oarage and it the fender of my carý causlng $250 damage. Will we have to pay $100 deductible? ' A: No. Most insurance companies, inluding SAFECO, waive deductibles if both cars were insured by one company. If you have a question about insurance, please give me a cali. Answering your questions is part of being a good, professional SAFECO agent. S01dI AFECO OSBORNE &SHANK INSURANCE- AGENCY LTD. 108 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville, P.O. Box 277 623-2527 Bowmanvllle 63-3911 OSHAWA - 11/2 storey 3 bedroom home broadloom and hardwood f loors, separate din ingr and two apliances, askings$39,900. VEN DORS ANXIOUS. with room ORONO- 5.18 acres with rame house and small barn, Potential for future development of 15 lots, asking $79,000. NEWCASTLE - duplex wlth 2 and 4 bedrooms and new furnaces on lot 831/2' x 1321/2'. Asking $48,500. BANCROFT AREA - well wooded 132 acres, Ideal for hunting camp, about 5 miles to Glmore Village, asking $25,000.11 MAPLE GROVE AREA - 3 bedroom brick bungalow with rec roomn, Franklin fireplace, separate d ining room, covered patio and completeîy finished basemnent. Close to school and bus service, asking' 569,900. vendlors anxlous. BOWMANVILLE - new 3 bedroomn brick bungalow with Hollywood kitchen, broadloom and cushion fI oors, north end area, close to school, asking $54,900. BOWMANVILLE - 3 bedroom brick bungalow with breezeway and garage on lot 541 x 130' in south area, close to hospital and- school. Price Includes 3 appliances, asklng $52,500. Vendor will hold mortgage with $5,000 down. REALTY LTD. BROKER r123 KING ST. W., NEWCASTLE 987-4733 623-4439 ORONO A solid brick older home with very spacious rooms including 3 - 4 bedrooms and super-sized kitchen. Well maintained and ready to move into. Full price $45,900. We can arrange financing with a low down payment. 11 LOTS On a plan of subdivision. in a local village. Ready ta build on th is spri ng. Caî11 for detai11s. COUNTRY ESTATE A 2800 sq. ft. home on 10 wooded acres with 4 bedrooms formai living and dining rooms and family room with fireplace. Many extras. Asking $124,500. OPEN HOUSE Saturday and Sunday, May 6 and 7 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Immracuate 3 bediroom hIomQ, large master bedraom, 11/2 baths, flue in for fireplace, asklng $56,000. Lacated 67 Hobbs Drive, No. 2 Hwy. ta Simpson Ave., south ta Hobbs Drive, watch for signs. EXECUTIVE HOME - ORONO Over 2,000 sql. ft., double garage, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces and sldlng doors, on large lot. Asking $75,900. Cal office for more Information. Mr. and Mrs. Jim iMcMllen af Pantypoal had evening dinner with her mother Mrs. Larmen Hyland an Sunday and in the afternaon they visited Mr. Hyland in the Community Nursing Home, in Part Ferry. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sadler visited Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ian Scott, Charles and Jennifer, Corbyville and were overnight guest. On Wednesday evening several members af the Wo- men's Institute met at, the home of Mrs. Lawrence Mal- colm ta prepare programs for the coming year. Mr. Stanley Malcolm arni- ved home safely on Manday morning having driven hîm- self from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Dawson, driving their awn car, travelled with him and kept in touch stopping for meals tagether and over- night accommodation at the same motel. He is living at the, Senior Citizens' apartment building in Part Perry. Mn. Wilbert Malcolm, Yel- venton and Mn. Stanley Mal- colm, Port Perny were Sunday visitons with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm and Lau- rie. Improved health is wished for Mr. Carence Ginfi. He has spent this past week in Port Ferry Hospital. He was trans- ferned ta Oshawa Hospital on Sunday evening. Mn. and Mrs. Calvin Hol- land, af Newcastle, were suppen guests on Sunday of ast week, with Mn. and Mns. Grahame Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Rab Mains and Steven had Sunday 'eveninig dinnen with his parents Mn. and Mrs. Norman Mairs. In the atennoon they enjoyed the excellent pictures shown by Blair Martyn onhis recent trip ta South America. Mr. Alan Mairs, Oshawa, spent the weekend at home. On Thunsday Mrs. Law- rence Cooledge returned home after spending a few days with her sister Mns. Florence Thompson ini Toronto. On Sunday she accompanied her son Mr. Gardon Cooledge and boys for dinner at the Bonfire Restaurant Port Perry. Mr. ancf Mrs. Marwood McKee, Blackstock, had din- ner recently with Mrs. Ed Lawson and Bruce in honor af their weddîng anniversary. Mr. Tom Wood called re- çently on Mr. Marvin Nesbitt. Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Little Britain were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Gardon Gilîson. They also, called on Mrs. Lawrence Cooledge whom they met on a bus.trip ta California. Mrs. Grant Thompson spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Travis in Toron- ta. On Saturday fromf 2-6 she had a delightful afternoon when she attended a re-unian of teachers and pupils at Parkdale Public Schoal, Tor- onto. She lef t Parkdale in June 1928 (almost fifty years ago). Onîy one teacher who taught at that time and she was present. Mrs. Thompson met a nuinber of her former pupils and had a grand time visiting and catching up on their activities over the years. Mr. Travis is one of those pupils and for a number of years they have kept in touch. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Oppers moved back ta their home in Port Perry during the past week. Welcoffie home to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilson who refurn- ed from Florîda last week. Bashful Beaus On Wednesday evening of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mairs hosted an evening's entertainment for the Wednesday and Thursday Square Dance Group (The Bashful Beaus) of Bowman- ville. Pm pty at six p.m. thirty mmesenjoyed a pot luck buffet sit down dinner. Two who could not came ta the dinner arrived later. Following the dinner the group exchanged gifts, parti- 52 King St. West 623-2453 CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN - two adjoinlng homes, iwo-storey, brick construction, six rooms and bath in each, asking $60,500. SILVER STREET - One and one-haîf storey home in area zoned commercial, suitable for office or small business. THREE BEDROOM SEMI - modern kitchen, spacious livingroom, centrally located, asking $36,000. PROPERTIES REQUIRED FOR THE SPRING MARKET. LIST YOURS NOW. AFTER HOURS J. A. Barton ............................. 623-3098 Sam Annis ..................623-7664 P. -Kowaî1 Jr .................. ............ 623-5868 Speclal1izing ln Pools of ail1 types Landscaping and Pool Maintenance' POOL CARE PRODUCTS Nei,.I's Pool- Centre (a division of Lawn Garden) R.R.2 NEWCASTLE Ontario LOA 1iHe 987-4670 579-8869 BOWMANVILLE- Maple Grave Rd., 3 bedroomn bungalow p lus 5 room self-contalned apartment. Shows wel I. large landscaped lot. Asking $64,900. BOWMANVILLE - legal duplex on Main Street. A good buy at $46,900. ORONO - Leskard Rd. Spotless 3 bedroom bungalow on 1 acre. See aIl the extras. Excellent value at $56.400. FARM- 1 mile north of Newcastle villa ge, 49 acres of excellent cropland plus baýrn,,4 bedroom home. Ask lng $98,900. Try your down payment. NATURE LOVERS - beautiful country retreat, Concession 1 -Manvers, paved road, 24 acres plus executive iranch bungalow, meadows, woods, natural ponds. Solid investment at $85,900. NATURE LOVERS -. same area, 50 acre scenic building lot, $42,500. LOOKING - for land? homes? lots? Caîl us collect. cipated in a number af games and innavative contests. Tab- les were cleared from the floor and 3 square dance groups trippeci ta music supplîeci bIy the caller. There was a spirit of friendliness and laughter throughout the evening. It was a delightful way to spend the evening and to say farewell until the groups resume their activities in the faîl. All were most happy, toa, to spend this enjoyable evening in the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mairs which is located in a waaded setting beside their spring-fed pond. Nestieton United Church Women On Tuesday evening, April 25, Mrs. Norman Mairs was hostess for Nestleton United Church Wamen. Mrs. Don Frew in the absence of the Presîdent, chaired the meet- ing. The Devatianal was ably presented by Mrs. Owen Reader with the theme af lher talk being "Seven Ways God Guides Us." Haw does God guide us but nat over-ride us? Man has a fine selt-chioasig creative personality. We can sense Gad leading us, as we strive ta imitate Christ's actions, church precepts, lis- tening ta counsel of, good people, obey natural laws and laws of science. We also listen ta the voîce of the Holy Spirit speaking within us. Ilymn "Eternal Mother, Strong ta Save" closed this part af the meeting. Minutes and correspan- dence were dealt with. An appeal was received from "Central Seven" for funds. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Frew. Proceeds from Bake Sale were $150. It was fnoved and carried that ail bills be paid. The Roll Caîl "A place I Enjoyed Visiting" was ans- wered by thirteen ladies. It was decided ta invite Miss Candy Malcolm ta show pic- tures on her recent trip ta Israel, the Holy Land at the May meeting. Blackstack, U.C.W., Anglican A.C.W. and Presbyterian Ladies' Aid are ta be invited ta the meeting May 18, at 8 p.m. Social Committee are planning lunch. A discussion re Sprîng Supper on May 19, followed. Price has been raised ta $3.50 for aduits and $1,~00 for under twelve. Gwen Malcolm and Olive Heaslip are ta insert advertisement. The menu will be ham, scalloped potatoes, peas, cabbage salad, jellied sÈalads, biscuits, pies and cakes (same as last year) . Cards were signed for two members who are ill. The topic was given by Mrs. Frew who rend excerpts from Marjorie Holmes' excellent book, "Conversations with God". Everyone was uplifted by this inspiring message. For the program Bernice Mairs read a humorous poemn "H1ousework Can Kili You if You'll Let It,,, written by Erma Bombec. Hymn "Lead Kindly Light" and the Mizpah Benediction followed after which fruit bread and cheese were served and the usual social time was enjoyed. Jean Williams expressed appreciation to the hostess and toa ah who assisted with another interesting and inspir- mng meeting. Sunday Services Presbyterian In the Presbyterian Church, Miss Dorothy Buimer, Deaco- ness read Mathew 22:23-33 from Holy Scripture. We are called together ta work through tragedy - as christians we know that the day of dark- ness turns ta day of light. Now- adays we hear about re-incar- nation. If we are reborn many times then you and I must ask (1) who am 1? (2) What is the purpose of being many people many times in history? Jesus says that we are unique and that each persan is precious. We do not have ta be confused as ta who we are. Jesus sets aur troubled minds at rest and asks us ta trust Him. He remînds us "I am with you always". United Church In the United Church Reve- rend Victor Parsons spoke on the tapic "Lip Service" for his interesting and timely mes- sage reading James 1: 22-27 and Mathew 5:1-20. 'Miss Laurel Vine favored with a lovely solo ta her own accom- Daniment on the guitar. poR Trpai ff» for Mortgages - Capital Gains Tax Purchase and Sale Expropriation - Estate Values lnvestment Analyss KEN fHOCKIN N LTD. PEALTOTO BOWMANVILLE 63-11 BOWMANVILLE- Immaculate, 3 bedroomn split level home in the west end. Broadloom throughout, 11/2 baths, famlly room wîth fireplace, 2 car garage, paved drive. Excellent value at $58,900,00. Terms. REALTOR S62344290 Street REAL ESTATE LIMITED Bowmanv.IIo GARDENERS SPECIAL- in Newcastle. Large 184 ft. lot, even has a goldfish pond. Living room features angelstone fireplace in this 3 bedroom brick bungalow. Oversize separate garage. $54,900.00. See if soon. COUNTRY LIVING - Leskard Rd. backsplit wilh f ull basement and large fruitcellar. The famlly room fias a wet bar. There are 3 bedrooms, 4 pce. and 2 pce, Beautifuîly decorated and a pleasure Io show, Large country lot. Just listed $65,900.00. $53,900.00 - On Sunset Blvd., Newcastle. Spolless 3 bedroom home with extra nice kllchen, separate dlning room for entertalnlng. Large yard and patioe. CLASSIC BRICK HOME - on Il j acres al Campbeîlcroft. Large rooms wllh 10 fi.- celllpigs. Barn, workshop, garage and parkllke selling. Asklng $78,500.00. SOW FOR SPRING - Approximately 45 acres workable on this picturesque 63 acre farm. 21/2 storey home set among mature trees, Barn and other out buildings. Asking $72,500.00 and mortgage already arranged at 101/2 per cent. JUST LISTED - Legal duplex, centraly located in Bowmanville with completely separaite services lncluding front and rear entrances and garage. Both units well1 decorated. Asklng $59,900.00. BUILDING LOTS - Buy ini Bethany and save. Three lots f rom .91 acres to 1.15 acres at $14,90.00 each. OBITUÂRY WILLIAM ETHELBERT 1(BERT) STEVENS In his loeth year, William Ethelbert (Bert) Stevens, passed away in Memorial Haspital, Bowmanville, on Sunday, April 9th, 1978. He had resided at Strathaven Nursing Home for the past six and a haîf years. Son of Enoch and Esther St evens, he was born in Usbonne Township, Huron Caunty. Educated in Darlingtan,' Hampton, and Salem Public Schoals, he was married September 9th, 1903 ta Mary Elizabeth White. A farmer for 32 years an the Brown Homestead, Lot 14, Con. 6, which was his grand- fathen's farm, he was alsa aa cheese and butter maker. He was a member of Hampton United Church af which he was an honarary eIder. Surviving are nieces and nephews. Funenal services were con- ducted by Reverend Paul Erb at the Notheutt Elliott Funeral Home on Wednesday. PRIVATE SALE Bîackstock - 3 bed- room brick bungialow, broadloom, wa]kout basement, good sized yard. Phone 986-4860. WANTED Bowma nvi lie Area WILL TRADE 3 bedroom brick bungalow, remodelled kîtchen and bathroom. Good sized living room, rec room and bedroomn in basement. FOR A LARGER, SPACIOUS 5 bedroom-sing le home, 2 bathrooms if possible. Also some Iland. No agents please. Phone 623-7470 Appol ntment W. H. Somervîlle, President and Chief Executive Off icer of Victoria and Grey Trust Company is pleased to announce the following appointment. Mrs. Sharon Scott, formerly Western Region Administration Supervisor ta the new post of Employee lRetations Off icer for the Company. (-A Qakg g eceettoî Oî kûSeb eheg il ow aLicItPcbpe vvOJNSnur - GARGE Acre lot for the gardener, this attractive 3 bedroom I home is 'ust one year old, antique fireplace in living room, 2 Luaths, one ensuite large bright dining room with walk-out to sundeck. Kitchen is famil ysîze, basement is 1400 sq. ft. unspolled with roug hed-i n bath and fireplace. Fîfteen minutes f0 Oshawa. Only $69,900.00. Caîl Ed Jeans 623-6622 or623-71512. R. &"B3UD" 9 11 K ming Street East, Bowmanvil le 623-2967 LIRBE RTY PLACE - immaculate three bedroom older' brick semi. Newly renovated kitchen and bathroom, separate arage, paved drive, large veranda. Asking 3,500. acant for early possession - See it now. COUNTRY LIVING - 10.9 acres with stream, bush' and good garden soil. Clean, four bedroom home, separate garage, oul and wood furnaces. Smail barn for animal loyers - would make a good horse mlnl-farm. Asking $67,500. lnspect this one now. BUILDING LOT - 1/2 acre with permits avaitable. Asking $10,500. Terms. Caîl f or details. BLACKSTOCK - 20 acres with pond and building site. Cleared heavy mixed bush throughout. Vendor will hold mortgage with $10,000 down. Askinig $36,000. BOWMANVILLE ORONO I 623-3393 983-9547 NORTHEND - ÈOWMANVILLE Outstandinq 3 bedroom bungalow on 100' x 150' lot. Patio doors lead to deck. Spacious kitchen, brick barbeque, beautlfuîîy landscaped, paved drive and much more for $69,900. Terms. CarIl Bill Turansky. ORONO - 4 ACRES - VENDOR MOVING Country property with small springfed streamn, weil treed, plus potential pond site. 2 smalf barns, 11/2 storey, 4 bedroom home. Property is prIced to selI at $43,900. Caîl John Shewchuk. SEM[ - INTERESTED? -,IN BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom backsplit In quiet neighborhoodl. An open, airy desi! n in which the kitchen overlooks the famflly room. This home h as been redecorated, upgraded' carpeting over hardwood f loors. Asking 544,900. A nice home. Caîl today. Cal1 Mary -Pike. NEW HOME - ORONO Just move into this custom built 3 bedroom home on huge 60' x 155' lot. Brick fireplace, full basemnent, top quai ity broadloom. Excellent workmanshlp. Asking, $65,900. Caîl Ron Hurst. ORONO - BRICK HOME - $49,900 This 2 storey, 4 bedroom home in good condition features French doors, separate dinîng and living room, large new sunporch, private drive, hardwood floors . Must be seen to be appreclated. Caîl Charliel Reid for further details. c4pc Coast o Coast Real E's'ete Service A Good Quantity of Ba re root Trees and Shrubs 1/NPice e~7 WalIton St. Port Hope Phone (416) 885-5000 62 JACKMAN ROAD BOWMANVILLE, ON T LiC 2C9 (416) 623-6023 W. H. Clippeton &AssocicitesLtM. i'ýý '. 47. 7d