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I I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 19,1984 11 Real Estate Guide Give us a call at Yorkshire Lad Entertains at Museum 623-4433 PRESTON Moving and Storage Cobourg and Port Hope Call Toll Free 1-800-263-7880 Sunday afternoon at the Museum an outdoor concert featuring 'Del' the Yorkshire Lad attracted an audience that continued to grow as the event progressed. Here, this accomplished musician performs on the electric organ while changing his hats often to suit the mood of the number he is playing. r 7^M Fed at home with King and Temperance Streets Bowmanville Telephone 623-6622 HOME ON AN ACRE $49,900 -- 3 bedrooms, spacious kitchen, renovated bathroom.' Iris . Dormon 623-6622 or 623-1232.' DEAL FELL THROUGH! -- 3 bedroom brick bungalow, rec room with bar and fireplace on large lot 75 x 200', anxious to sell. Asking $69,900. Carol Hancock 623-6622 or 987-5248. PRETTY AS A PICTURE! - 79 Liberty St. N. in Bowmanville, yard is 60 x 135', separate dining room, living room, fireplace, upgraded windows. Only $59,400. Pat Hurley 623-6622 or 623-3899. $62,250 •• COURTICE AREA -- Easy access to 401 Hwy., large yard, circular drive, maintenance-free siding, 3 bedrooms, built-in oven and stove included. Pat Hurley 623-6622 or 623-3899. $52,900 RIGHT PRICE? -- 3 bedroom bungalow on 100 x 100' lot with triple garage. Iris Dormon 623-6622 or 623-1232. REDUCED TO $25,000 -- 1 acre building lot in area of excellent homes, close to Bowmanville, all permits available. Joan Gray 623-6622 or 623-1620. RAVINE SETTING $33,500 - Scenic, secluded acreage N.E. of Bowmanville, property slopes to trees and has large spring- fed pond. Choose your dream home. Pat Hurley 623-6622. DETACHED SPLIT-LEVEL - North Bowmanville, 4 bedrooms, large south facing kitchen, privately fenced yard, beautifully maintained. $62,900. Pat Hurley 623-6622 or 623-3899. HAYDON Club 21 ladies gathered at the Community Centre Monday, September 10th for their meeting. Mrs. Eileen Blackburn acting as chairlady for group 3 opened the meeting meeting with two poems, "Inner Life" and "It Wouldn't be fall" and expressed her pleasure pleasure of seeing so many ladies out. Secretary B. Jones read the June report and had it approved and read a card from Meta Kellar. Treasurer Bev Cochrane reported on our July 2nd Salad supper and Meta Swain also reported on more of the expenses of the supper. Our Community Sale has been postponed to October 13th and since it will be mostly a bake sale although some of the ladies hoped a few veggies and plants would still be available. Most of the business had to do with the sale. A 50 - 50 draw will be carried out that night and will be attended to by Mrs, Gladys Potts. Clerking by Mrs. M. Swain and the Treasurers are to be Mrs. Val Lloyd and Mrs. Jan Mayer. Helpers at the bake table are to be Mrs. Betty Roth, Mrs. Jean Slemon, Mrs. Gwen Banks and Mrs. Blanche Jones. We hope our young men will deliver the goodies to the buyers. Other tickets to be sold by Mrs. J. Trewin, Mrs. Dorie Christensen and Mrs. Ruby Trewin. Several ladies offered to do telephoning. Mrs. Kay Buttery asked about a catering job and will report back. She also brought to our attention the Work Shop at the Agriculture Board Office on Tuesday and Wednesday Oct. 16 and 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Bev Cochrane and Mrs. Val Lloyd have agreed to take the course in Mat Braiding Braiding on Tues., Oct. 16. We decided to hold a Hallowe'en Party on Oct. 27 which by now we know the date must by changed - but that can be agreed on in our October meeting. Jan Mayer offered to prepare and deliver flyers, advertising our party and also agreed to buying prizes and decorating. We imagine she'll expect some help. More plans will be made at the next meeting. Mrs. Jean Garrard had a delightful reading "A Pity Men aren't under guarantee to have their defects repaired." And Mrs. Bev Cochrane had a reading which is only too true "Verbal Diet." For more entertainment we rounded out the meeting by playing Court Whist after which group 3 served a delicious delicious lunch. Miss Cora Degeer accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones on Friday afternoon and visited with Mr. Jim Jones Student Praises Terry Fox Youth Centre X M ^ According to Geoff Green, a Grade 13 student at Clarke High School, a one-week trip to the Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre is worth a lifetime of experience. Geoff is pictured here with Rotary Club President A1 Strike after the Rotary meeting Thursday, September 13. Geoff was able to attend the Centre through the sponsorship of Rotarians. by Catherine Denny people that live in this The program lasts-only a country and more about the Member of . REIOCAN ft « a s».<. « HOMOUTY CANADA, ira JOE BOSCO t Bowmanville Office Manager WE WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT A REAL ESTATE CAREER WE OFFER: The Personal Touch Long Established Company Competitive Commissions Excellent Bonus Plan Trips Achievement Awards Successful International & Millionaires Club Excellent Promotional Items Company Catalogue Training & Refesher Courses Management Assistance Employee Benefit Plan Interoffice Referral Systems. Join the Largest Independently & Locally Owned Real Estate Company in Durham Region By calling Joseph Bosco, Manager 623-3393 week, but the experience gained will last a lifetime. This is the sentiment of over 3,000 young Canadians who participated in the Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre Program in its inaugural inaugural year. The Centre is a permanent permanent residential conference conference complex which offers a one-week program of Canadian studies geared toward toward 16 and 17-year-old students. students. One enthusiastic participant participant of the government project was Newcastle resident resident Geoff Green, presently a grade 13 student at Clarke high School. In his visit to the Rotary Club luncheon Thursday, September 13, Geoff discussed discussed the objectives of the centre and the unlimited benefits that it offers Canadian Canadian youths; both academically academically and socially. "It helps young people to learn more about the and Mrs. Meta Kellar at Oshawa. On Sunday, Ian and Cheryl Graham and boys took their Old Car meaning their Stude- baker to the Car Show at Port Hope. Craig, Darren and Leslie Graham entered their model cars in the contest and Leslie was a winner by bringing home a trophy nearly half as big as he is. No remarks as to how well Dad did on his car. DUNWOOÊ3Y LIMITED Wjjf/i Trustee in Bankruptcy "" Suite 1A 57 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa L1H 7L9 Phone 576-3430 P.O. Box 516 government itself," explained the 18-year-old student. "I had an amazing time." The idea behind the centre which is located in Ottawa was to create a means of developing a spirit of understanding and brotherhood among Canadians Canadians of all backgrounds. "There were kids there from the North West Territories, Territories, Vancouver, Newfoundland, Newfoundland, Quebec; just everywhere," explained Geoff, "but we all got along great; everyone seemed to appreciate each other's differences differences and learn from one another." The speaker went on to explain that studies at the centre are offered in both official languages with the central theme of all programs programs being Canadian institutions. institutions. These highlight Canadian governmental, judicial, and cultural institutions institutions and include visits to the Supreme Court, the Senate, the House of Commons, Commons, and one or more of the National Capital's cultural cultural centres. The six weekly themes that are offered on a rotational rotational basis include Arts and Culture, Science and Technology, Canadian Studies, Natural Resources and the Environment, Economy Economy and Law. Gëoff attended the centre in May 1984, and spent the week with 140 students from across the country. The program is offered over a 26-week period between September 16,1984 and May 11,1985. Each week the participants participants arrive at the Centre on Sunday and return return home the following Saturday. "Even though we had only known each other for a short time, everyone was walking around with kleenex in their hand when we had to say good-bye," Geoff recalled. The cost for a one-week stay at the Terry Fox Canadian Canadian Youth Centre is $250 which. Of this money, $200 should be a community portion portion which could be funded totally or in part by community community organizations. The remaining remaining $50 is a non-re- fundable registration fee to paid by the applicant. Monies going toward Geoffs valued trip to Ottawa Ottawa were raised by the Rotary Club of Bowmanville, Bowmanville, a gesture for which the student was more than grateful. In closing, the youth stressed stressed the importance of urging urging students like himself to participate in the program. "I still receive about five or six letters a week from friends that I had made at the Terry Fox Centre. Some of my friends from the program program have even come to visit me," said Geoff." "I don't think that I have found any trip more worthwhile worthwhile than this one," he added. "It's something that shouldn't be missed." Gzmuw ' Inri BANNER PASSANT REAL ESTATE LIMITED 161 King Street East, Bowmanville MEMBER BROKER 623-6121 COURTICE AREA - immaculate 3 bedroom bungalow on V* acre lot with fruit trees, garden area and small barn. Asking $69,900. ■ , ; .*< DOWNTOWN OSHAWA - location, 3 bedrooms, 1'/> storey older home, partially renovated, asking $49,900. BLACKSTOCK - 3 bedrooms, backsplit, dining room, 22' x 24' family room with airtight stove, asking $79,900. 40 ACRES -- secluded scenic property with 1,200 sq. ft. Viceroy home, 4 bedrooms, 4 walkouts, cedar deck. Asking $109,000. Considering a Career in Real Estate? Call Banner at 623-6121 JMVIW WMM REflIM RfrfrtKX RfcMtX f&MVX. IRfcMKK REfrW R&fldNC RfrtW WMU HOCKIN HOCKIN REAL ESTATE LTD. 123 KING ST. EAST -- , , ___ . bowmanville Telephone 623-4115 CLAUDEDYKSTRA . - COUNTRY HOME -- Newlonville area - 3 bedroom brick bungalow, partly finished basement with walkout, 10 scenic, partly wooded acres. Ideal lor horses $87 900 00 M.L.S. 70 ACRE FARM -- Newcastle - Brick farmhouse with new addition, scenic property with bush and stream. Ideal horse farm. $140,000.00. M.L.S. COUNTRY BUNGALOW - Custom built, ranch bungalow in Blackstock area, ingrotind pool, large trout pond, 1 '/3 acre treed lot. $115,000.00. M.L.S. 10% FINANCING AVAILABLE - 42 acres with Graham Creek crossing this property of mixed bush east of Orono, 3 bedroom ranch bungalow with fireplace, attached garage and 24' x 32' steel shed. Asking $119,900.00. M.L.S. MAPLE GROVE AREA -- Custom built, four bedrooms, Iwo sloroy homo, 2V* aero, freed country loi with pond, Idoal family homo. $129,000.00. M.L.S, 45 ACRE FARM -- Orono area - 35 acres good workable land, modern, four bedroom homo, family room with fireplace, two barns. $169,900.00, M.L.S. LIBERTY STREET NORTH - Four bedroom, 1 Vi storey brick homo, paved drive, garage, private back yard, central location. $71,500.00. LIBERTY STREET -- 3 bedroom, 1 Vi sloroy frame house, 60' x 132' lot, comfortable living close to all amenities! $57,500.00. M.L.S. PONTYPOOL -- Modern, three bedroom bungalow, large landscaped lot, double paved drive, partly finished roc room, Real value at $64,900.00. M.L.S. Marg Bain 623-2661 Bonnlu Faber 433-8176 Brian Cascagnolto 623-7430 Joan Fry 987-4922 Darrol Dovolln 983-5817 Pat Mnrjorrlson 623-2478 Claude Dykslra 623-2423 1 Liz Moado 576-5582 Mary Lou Mlnlz Bob Slovens Madeleine Williams.. Jack Ricard .... 576-32G5 .... 623-3090 .... 987-4235 .... 433-0036 'œZZjTTZI Century 21 Unique Realty Ltd. 403 King St. West Oshawa, Ont. L1J2K4 LARGE BUILDING LOTS $13,000 each. Community water, paved roads, Village of Janetville Excellent terms. Call Oshawa 576-3504 Century 21 Unique Realty Ltd. Realtor dm/ «a ASHTON -- Orville Charles. Following a brief Illness at Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, September 18, 1984. Orville Ashton, aged 75 years, beloved husband of Margaret H. Dalton. Dear father of Lois and her ■ husband Keith Worden and Charles Ashton and his wife Karen. Son of the late Ellas and Ethel. Grandfather of Richard and Elisabeth Worden and Tara and Amy Ashton. Brother of Winnie May, Reta Rodman, Maude Travoll, Alice Beech, June Bragg, Harold and the late Bruce, Resting at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Homo. Funeral service In Ebenezer United Church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Interment Ebenezer Cemetery. 38-1SN <3 mm ^ Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 112 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-6000 983-9300 Broker (Orono) "74 Office» to Serve You" DOUG HUMPHREY DOLL HOUSE -- Courtlco area, Excellent 2 bedroom homo on 109' x 200' lot, well decorated, plus 1V) car garage. Asking $59,900. Call Doug Humphrey, 623-6000, JUST LISTED -- 5.5 acres of privacy. North of Orono, good 3 bedroom home, above ground pool, garage, plus excellent 45' x 90' barn with cement floor, Ideal setup for dogs, horses or people. Asking $66,900. Call Doug Humphrey 623- 6000. 5111 JUST LISTED -- Excellent older home in central Bowmanville, 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, diningroom, Asking $47,500. Call Doug Humphrey 623-6000. .«.«sa HOUSE WITH A VIEW! - $45,900. asking for 3 bedrooms, extra large lot and a feeling of country, right In Orono. Call Pat Irwin Lycett 623- 6000. ::1 i. ( PEACE AND PRIVACY! - Solid brick bungalow with basement walkout on well treed ravine lot, Knotty pine kitchen cupboards. Dead ond street In Orono village. Asking $70,500. Pat Irwin Lycett 623-6000. mm: County Town Realty Inc. 189 Kent St. W„ Lindsay 705-324-6153 686-3711 Broker WANTED -- Ambitious person for unique business. Completely equipped jobbing shop (wood and metal working business). Lathes, saws, planer, welder, milling machine, hydraulic press, engraver, drill press, arbor press plus much more. Also 60 fruit tree orchard (cherries, pears, plums and apples). Garden tractor, mower, snow blower, orchard sprayer. Also century renovated brick schoolhouse, beautifully done in knotty pine, central vac., Franklin fireplace. Everything in A-1 condition, a must to be seen. $105,000. BETHANY HILLS - 7 acres with about 2 clear, balance mixed bush, some hardwood, 3 bedroom cottage/home, new barn. $45,000. CAESAREA -- Modern brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms, finished rec room with brick fireplace, 50 x 300 lot. $56,500. JANETVILLE BUNGALOWS - 3 bedroom brick home, hardwood floors, finished rec room with fireplace, carport, well treed lot. $58,900. 3 BEDROOM -- log home, superb workmanship, open concept, full basement, large lot, priced below replacement cost. Asking $69,900. JUST LISTED -- Waterfront collage on Omemee pond, excellent fishing and swimming. 1 bedroom home, fully furnished. $29,900. CALL DICK SCHLOMBS 1-(705)277-2855 REflIM RfrEVIM RE4V1NC RftTHM R&4V1KX REflW RELINK WAW. WM\* WMVX fMM