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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 11, 1979 .Dunwoody andAssociates LimiteodI T and Sunday wîth Mrs. Alvin Mr. Grahame Fish attended Miss Bulmar based her I n Bruce and daughter Marge, a Farm Tue Draining Course message on the seripture text IR.R. 4, Port Perry. held at Guelph University this from Luke 19: 28-41. Jesus and FA Maagm ntC nslansNesteton Women's Institute Wnners were as follows: lst M.ad Ms Br: past week returning home on hisdiciRes EALTOR u t Suite 1A 57 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Li H7L9 P.O. Box 516 ORONO 983-9547 BOWMANVILLE - LET'S GET STARTED - Asking $41.900. Good starter home. Close to schools and shopping. 3 bedrooms, 4 piece bath. Paved drive. Caîl John Shewchuk. SEE YOUR FUTURE NOW - JUST LISTED - lmmaculate 3 bedroom sidesplit. Mature quiet residential area. Beauti- fully landscaped 65' x 165' lot. This stately home features 11/2 baths, eat-in kitchen, separate dining room, main floor family room with fireplace. Asking $67.900. Caîl John Shewchuk. SHANGRILA - 27 acres of Paradise. $39,900. Just listed. Deep cool trout pound fed by year round fast flowing artesan spring and bordered by mature mixed bush. Fully fenced. Located south of Millbrook. Vendor will hold the mortgage at 10/4%. Cail Joanne Swadron. EXCELLENT AREA.- BOWMANVILLE - Large maturely treed lot 60' x 115'. Lovely four bedroom bungalow, separate dining room, finished rec room, 2 baths. Asking $57500. Cal John Shewchuk. NEWLY LISTED CENTURY HOME.- BOWMANVILLE - Elegance in de sign and decor can only begin to describe this 4 bedroom 2 storey home. Its design reflects the beauty of yesterday's craftsmen. A spaclous centre hall plan is high- lighted by a separate living room and dining room, both with fireplaces. Sun room and games room for your relaxation. Asking $78.900. Caîl Bill Morrison. GREAT STARTER HOME - Lovely 2 bedroom home, sit- uated on a lot 80' x 131'. Separate living room and dining room. Fireplace in livingroom. Close to shopping. Must be seen. Caîl Charlie Reid. SUPER INVESTMENT - $49,900. for this 2 storey 4 bed- room home in Orono. Separate dining room, eat-in kitchen. Carport, paved drive and more. Caîl Bill Turansky. LA RGE LOT 1001 x 160' - Spaclous 3 bedroom bungalow in quiet northend of Bowmanville. Features large finished rec room. Walkout to covered cedar deck, brick B.B.O. and s0 much more. Asking $83900. FINANCIALLY SAFE, ECONOMICALLY SOUND- $40,500. for this solid brick 2 bed room semi-bungalow. Natural wood Itrim, large rooms, antique fixtures. Home newly decorated and fully carpeted. Deep lot features mature trees and shrubs. Also a detached one car garage. For more details, caîl Mary Pike. BOWMANVILLE - 2 storey 3 bedroom semi. 11/2 baths. Fully fenced yard and good sized lot. Asking $45,000. with terms. Caîl Bill Morrison. 26 ACRES EAST 0F BOWMANVILLE - 2300 sq. ft. home partially completed. Owner transferred; must seli. Triple attached garage, family room with fireplace, cathedral ceiling, great Ootential. Asking $95,000. Caîl Ron Hurst for details. FREE - You caf buy almost any 3 bedroom brick bungalow with a large recreation room for $59,900. but this one comes with a free inground pooî on a sheltered 1/ acre lot in one of the better areas,0f Bowmanvllle. Ask for Jean Driscoîl. >Mmea OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. WEEKENDS FOR IN FORMATION. 123 King St. E., Bowmanville' 623-6622 KNOWING I5 APPRECIATINO - 4 bedroom 11/2 storey, separate,2-car garage, large treed lot, fruit trees. Located on quaint north e nd Bowmanville an e. Asking $53,900. Cal Gord Barnes anytime at ý-2o 623-6 86 80 ACRES - Seclusion and privacy in this country retreat renovated farmhouse, 4 car garage on affordable farm near Blackstock. $79,500. Cali Gail Churchill 623-6622 or 986- 56M8 Phone 576-3430 23.9 ACRES.- KENDAL HILLS - A well built new home with lots of land for horses, market gardening or whatever. Four bedrooms, 1800 sq. ft, including a well finished family room with walkout. Excellent financing available. Cail today for complete deta ils. SPRING BARGAIN - 6 bedroom aluminum 2 storey home located in Bowmanville. Spacious kitchen, living room, double car garage, and porch. Asking only $49.500. Cali Michelle Doxtater now for details. JUST REDUCED - Now spring is here, our vendors are anxious to seli their 3 bedroom backsplit in Newcastle village. This well constructed home has sunny living room plus separate dining room and cozy den. Basement is fully finished right down to the laundry room. Asking $52.500. but try an offer. Caîl Felicity Langstaff today. CUSTOM BUIIT - Large 66 x 165' lot goes with this lovely bungalow. Fourth bedroom, rec. room and 2 pc. bath in base- ment. Garage is oversized and heated. Asking $59,900. Cal Josie Doxtater for further details. their 35th wedding anniver- sary in Columbus Hall Sat. night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes, Nestieton, accompan- ied by their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Andrews, Prince Albert attended this special event and enjoyed the evening immensely. We extend, "Best Wishes" to Ida and Berwin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ginn and daughter Lydia Simpson, Nestieton, were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Fred Dayes. Mr. Orval McKee of Cal- gary, Aberta, called on the Dayes Sunday afternoon. A pleasant visit ensued as Orval was an old neighbour of Fred and Mabel when they were man, Michael and Jamie, Reaboro, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bannister, Keith, Karen, CalWin and Vicki, Lindsay, were Sunday evening dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fish in honor of grandson Keith's birthday. Belated wishes to Keith on his big day. Lulled into a sense of false tranquility by the early spel of fine spring weather no one was prepared for old man winter's final fling in the form of last Friday's severe storm. The havoc of power failure roofs lifted, accidents, uproot- ed trees, T.V. towers blown down etc., bears proof that after ail Mother Nature is still boss. News for next week phone, 986-4715. stitute met in the Community Centre on Wed., April 4th at 1:30 p.m. The president Mrs. George Heaslip opened the meeting with the Ode and Collect and read, "An Old Irish Blessing". Secretary Mrs. M. Finlit read the Minutes, Financial Report and Correspondence. During the business period a donation was made to the Hospital Auxiliary in Port Perry. Mrs. J. Wygerde brought a report from the District Directors meeting regarding the District Annual on May 9th at Maple Grove. Members were reminded of the Plant Auction at our May meeting. Members are to each bring a visitor. Roll Caîl was payment of dues. Our Annual Meeting follow- ed the regular business. Most encouraging Reports were given by ahl Conveners, Presi- dent and Public Relations Officer showing 'an excellent year. It was decided to carry on through the summer months and withdraw January and February meet- ings as this had workced out well this past year. Mrs. Grant Thompson thanked the retir- ing president and other Offie- ers for their faithful efforts. Mrs. W. Jackson presided very capably for the election of officers. The Nestleton W.I. Officers for 1979 - 1980 are - Past President, Mrs. George Heaslip, President - Mrs. W. Bolan, lst Vice Pres. Mrs. L. Malcolm, 2nd Vice Pres. Mrs., D. Frew, Secnetary Treasurer Mrs. M. Finlit, Assistant Mrs. L. Malcolm, District Directon Mrs. J. Wygerde, Alternate Mrs. L. Malcolm, Public Relations Mrs. L. Malcolm, Branch Directors, Mrs. W. Jackson, Mrs. M. Fisher. Standing Committee Con- veners - Agriculture and Canadian Industries Mns. H. McLaughlin, Education and Cultural Affairs Mrs. F. Dayes, Famîly and Consumer Affairs Mrs. D. Frew, Citizen- ship and World Affairs Mrs. A. Beacock, Resolutions Miss Gail Malcolm, Auditors Mrs. H. McLaughlin, Mrs. G. Thompson, Sunshine Commît- tee Mrs. G. Bowers, Mrs. L. Malcolm, Mrs. A. Earnshaw, Social Committee Mrs. F. Dayes, Mrs. -J. Wygerde, Pianist Mrs. L. Malcolm. Members were invited to meet at the home of Mrs. L. Malcolm on April 18th at 2 p.m. to plan programs for the coming year. The meeting adjourned after 0 Canada! and the Institute Grace. A social hour followed after which Mrs. J. Wygerde ex- pressed appreciation to the president and officers for their efforts during the past year. Nestleton P.R.O. Caesanea Euchre Club Aithougli the weather was stormy, Wed. evening last for the weekly card party, quite a number braved the elements. As Jesus rode into Jeru- salem on a donkey, that first Palm Sunday, the crowd reacted by strewing His path with palm branches and shouting for joy. Some in the crowd understood Christ and His teachings. Others feit very emotional about the procession before them . Perhaps the reaction of the crowd can teach us some- thing? Mass rallies, emotional speeches and emotional music produce a temporary glow in the heart. What is our reaction to Christ? Sheer emotionalism? Or does lie demand my life, my soul, my al9? pnize- Olive Frayer, 3rd prize - Eva MacDonald. The Ladies' Auxiliary are planning a "Special Easter Euchre"l for next week. These enthused members make community if e more enjoy- able - no hum-drum existence for Caesarea folks and those who are interested enough to attend from a distance. The only drawback is the weather man - he just won't co- operate. Hopefully next Wed. evening will be a fine night with a splendid attendance. You may be sure a warm welcome awaits you. "Best Wishes" for good health are extended to Mr. Orm. Hyland, Mrs. Edith }Hyland and Mrs. K. Pant- schuk, Nestieton, who are in the hospital. North Nestleton Church At the Sundayý morning Service Rev. Victor Parsons used Scrip. Luke 19 verses 28-40. Sermon entitled "Royal Welcome". Holy Communion was observed. Miss Laurel Vine favoured with an Easter solo accom- panying herself on the guitar.- The off ering was taken by Mr. Graham Fish and Mn. Norm. Mairs. Community Shower A community shower was held Mon. eve. for Cathy Hart at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hart, Nestle- ton. "Very Best Wishes" to Cathy and'her fiance Mr. Raynor Welts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Welts of Nestle- ton. April Fest '79 - a selI out! The April Fest '79 and Authentic German night spon-1 ~sored by the Nestleton Areai 'Recreation Club held Sat. evening last at the Community Centre was a tremendous success. pec= German Cuisine was prprdand served by the Donauschwaven Park German Club. The Ump-pah Band dîrected by Kari Schultz was excellent. A Cabaret Show under the direction of Diane Lackie, featured higli- lights of the Cabaret Show to be held this Spring at Town Hall 1873. Pine Ridge Garden Club The Pot Luck Supper held at the Nestleton Community Centre, April 3rd was well attended and quite successful. A film on Plant propagation proved most interesting. Next meeting will be held May lst at the Centre featuring a Mini Garden Show. Social News Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris of Seeleys Bay were Sat. overnight guests of her mother, Mrs. Beatrice Cool- edge, Nestleton, and attended the German Fest '79. Welcome home to Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers who have returned from the sunny south recently. After visiting lier husband Bruce at the Nursing Home on For Rent or Sale SLarge 3-sto rey building on King Street West ln Bowmanvitle. Occu- pied by Breslin's Ladies' Wear for the past 35 years. For information, telephone Toronto (416) 223-1565 and ask for Ed Bres lin. Bowmanvile - 623-3911 BOWMANVILLE - compact 2 bedroom bungalow with new plumbing & wiring, in north area, close to school. Asking $429900. BOWMANVILLE - 3 bedroom raised bungalow with attached garage, 11/2 baths, hardwood floors, fireplace & walkout to, cedar deck & fenced back yard. Asking $59,900. BOWMANVILLE - storey stucco commercial building with store & upstairs 2 bedroom apartment, 11/2 baths, located on main street, asking $77,000. BOWMANVILLE - 2 bedroom aluminum siding bungalow n north end close to school, asking $35,000. SCUGOG POINT - winterized & partly finished 3 bedroom cottage on large corner lot. Road open year round, asking $32,900. NEWCASTLE AREA - 3 bedroom aluminum mobile home with broadloom & cushion floor. Excellent condition, asking $23,000. REALTOR 86342 GEOR~ .~x' r< 181 Church 5 W18Street REAL ESTATE LIMITED Bwmnie THINKING 0F SELLING YOUR HOUSE AND BARN WITH SMALL ACREAGE. PLEASE CONTACT ME WITHOUT OBLIGATION, RON HURST, BOWMANVILLE, 623-3393, OR ORONO 983-9547. 52 King St. West BowmanvilIe 623-2453 COTTAGE.- HEAD LAKE - NORLAND - 3 bedroom fur- nished cottage on lakefront lot. lnsulated, furnished and in- side plumbing. Asking only $35,900. Terms. CENTRAL BUNGALOW - Compact 6 room bungalow with garage and paved drive for only $36,500. ACT NOW. 6 ROOM HOME - o n commercial lot for only $36,900. Terms can be arranged. Close to downtown. DON'T DELAY. ROOM'FOR EASY LIVING - 4 bedroom bungalow on spacious lot on quiet street. Has extra kitchen, bedroom, bath in basement plus rec. room, den, sewing room. Walkout to covered patio f rom rec. room. SEE AND COMPARE AT $67,900. TERMS. COTTAGE AT FURNACE FALLS, KINMOUNT - River- f ront lot. Winterized, furnished, with plumbing, metal storage shed. $23,900. Hurry. PRIVATE SALE 3 years new, custom built brick bungalow. Large lot 170' x 300'. Massive fîreplace In llvlngroom. Lîvlngroom 26' x 14e. Broadloom throughout. 'Cedar dock (151 x 121). Fruit cellar, a muet tao se. Many ex- tras. Cail 623-6226. $48,500. Fitness. It gives mueh more dian it takes. ATTEN TION A commtte. ls beîng formed ta request an ad- justment on the exceed- Ingly hlgh Increase ln tax assessments on vacant property. Anyone wlshîng ta support and assist, virile: Adv.rtls.r 804 oeCanadien Statemman, Box 190, 8*owmanvll le, 0Ont. PRIVATE SALE 5 bedroom home, 1 ½ baths, large famlîy room wlth Franklin. SIIdlng dooro ta cedar deaks overlooklng 40 f t. heated pool. Beautlfully treed lot separate heatodi gar- ae. Central location ln Bowmanville. $87,500. Tolephone 623-2913 FOR SALE PRIVATE 4 yr. old Country Home. 1588 sq.ft. on2.3 acres, 4 mi. south of Mllbrook on Hwy. 115. Garage and many extras. Asking $48,900. Phone 705-932-5412. BOWMANVILLE 623-3393 FOR ALL REASONS There are any nu»nber of good reasons to borrow. We'lloffer advice and the rnoney to see you through.. VIRTOR1A AND GREY TRUST Since f844 Con tact our office: 68 King Street East BowmanvilIle 623-2504 Member: Canada Deposit nsurance Corporation GREEN THUMB HAVEN - For the gardener with a large family, this century 2 storey brick homie with 4 bedrooms and 1/2 acre lot, right in Bowmanville's preferred North end, would suit you perfectly! List price: $69,500.00. OPEN HOUSE - Sat., April 14, 1979, 1-5 p.m. Well worth looking at this 3 bedroom home,with large eat-in kitchen, living and diningroom, 4 and 2 pce. baths, single garage, paved drive, privacy fence. Master bedroom is 16 x 10. On ravine lot with mature trees. Askinig $49,900.00 and a 10/% mortgage now on this property. Go King St. E. to Bowmanville Mail, South on Simpson Ave., lst street turn east to 44 Hobbs Dr. Watch for signsl SIMPSON AVE. - New listing. Sturdy well kept 3 bedroom brick bungalow, good basement, oil heated. Grounds are a pleasure to enjoy, wide paved drive and large single garage. Many other extras. Asking $51,900.00. Dont wait and see "Sold' before you inspeot. JUST LISTEDI - Large 3 bedroom bungalow with attached garage and finished rec. room with Franklin fireplace. Super 1/3 acre lot. Located just 18 miles away. Asking $53,900.00. ANTIQ UE DEALERS OPPORTUNITY - 3 bedrooms, large dining and living room with area for familyroom or mer- chandise display. Double garage for repair or viewing. Sits on over i1 acre with Hwy. 2 exposure, only 15 min. f rom Bow- manville. Asking $49,900.00. REDUCED TO SELL QUICKLY! - The beauty of a century home is emphasized by natural wood trim. Lovely decor and quality broadloom and possibility of a main floor familyroom are featured in this 3 bedroom home situated on 1 acre of treed property. Located on Hwy. 7A and only 2 mi. f rom bus to G.M. Reduced Io $44,900.00. IN REAL ESTATE *.ad done nothing, about it? GORD BARNES A wiII give you an hour or more of m y time to try to help you: decide. CÂLI ME ANYTIME' 623-6622 623-6860 Opportunities in our Bowmanville Office., 30 OFFICES TO SERVE PAS. fltCf PtOsiCrp NOt BETTER