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> ) ) Real Estate Property Valuators & Consultants Ltd. Wm. H. Clipperton, A.A.C.I. Proftutoaal Member, Society of Firm Maaagtn •nd Rural Apprilien Valuationsfor -- • Capital Gains Tax • Inter-Family Transfers • Mortgage Financing Write: 62 Jackman Rd., Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 2C9 Phone (Collect) - 416-623-6023 ii KRACO" Registered Builder of Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes and general carpentry * SUPER ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME BUILDER FREE Real Estate Career Seminar Thursday, October 11 th, 1984 7:30 p.m. Holiday Inn, Oshawa Have you ever considered a career in real estate? We will be discussing the advantages of a Real Estate Career. How we can assist you in establishing a new career and unlimited earning potential. Don't miss this opportunity. Call Donna Woodward at (416) 576-4111 to confirm your attendance. Offices throughout South-Central Ontario. HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE? ... and done nothing about it GORDBARNES I will give you an hour or more of my time to try to help you decide. CALL ME ANYTIME 623 ? 22 623-6860 Opportunities in our Bowmanville Office. fcmilgjuL Trust nm 30 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER FDR SALE MARY OSHAWA PH, BOWMANVILLE REAL ESTATE LTD. 623-2065 CLASSIC BEAUTY WITH MODERN AMENITIES - This unique property has so many features you've been looking for and couldn't find. Quality construction, charm, pool and more. Four bedrooms, rec room, fireplace. Vendor will hold mortgage at 11 %. Asking $85,900.00. A HAPPY FEELING -- Will welcome you to this 2 bedroom bungalow. Beautifully decorated cozy living room with fireplace, full basement, totally unspoiled. Call today for information. 30 PLUS ACRES -- Good potential, land faces on Hwy. 401 at Mearns Ave. Three bedrooms, stucco storey and half. Call Tom Pike for details. TONY KLOMPMAKER Joe Bosco, Manager W. Frank R.E. Limited, is pleased to announce that TONY KLOMPMAKER has obtained in excess of 1 MILLION DOLLARS in Residential Sales for the year 1984 in the Bowmanville Office. Tony Klompmaker has received this award for several years in a row. We congratulate Tony and wish him continued success. For all your Real Estate needs, call TONY KLOMPMAKER at 623-3393 (office) or at his residence 623-2052. Qntuijc. BANNER PASSANT REAL ESTATE LIMITED 161 King Street East, Bowmanville MEMBER BROKER 623-6121 VILLAGE LIVING - 3 bedrooms, 1 'A storey aluminum family home, detached garage, small barn, lot 66' x 330'. Asking $53,900. Considering a Career in Real Estate? Call Banner at 623-6121 WHY RENT? -- 1 bedroom bungalow, maintenance free, north Bowmanville, asking $34,900. BLACKSTOCK -- 3 bedroom backsplit, dining room, 22' x 24' family room with airtight stove. ALDRED'S BEACH - Port Perry, 3 bedrooms, waterfront property, asking $59,900, HOCKIN HOCKIN REAL ESTATE LTD. 123 KING ST. EAST _ . , bowmanville Telephone 623-4115 JOAN FRY HOBBS DRIVE 3 bedrooms, two storey link home, finished rec room, attached garage, large ravine lot. $62,900.00. M.L.S. 83/4% MORTGAGE - DUE 2009 - Nicely decorated, three bedroom semi in Bowmanville with finished basement and fenced back yard, good area. Asking$57,900.00. M.L.S. COUNTRY HOME -- Custom built, ranch bungalow in Blackstock area, Inground pool, large trout pond, 1 'A acre, treed lot. $115,000.00. M.L.S. 10% FINANCING AVAILABLE - 42 acres with Graham Creek crossing this properly of mixed bush east ol Orono, 3 bedroom ranch bungalow with fireplace, attached garage and 24' x 32' steel shed. Asking $119,900.00. M.L.S. LIBERTY STREET NORTH - Four bedroom, 1 'h storey brick homo, paved drive, garage, private back yard, contrai location. $69,900.00. M.L.S. 45 ACRE FARM -- Orono area - 35 acres good workable land, modern, four bedroom home, family room with fireplace, two barns. $169,900.00, M.L.S. PONTYPOOL -- Modern, throe bedroom bungalow, large, landscaped lot, double paved drive, partly finished roc room. Real value at $64,900.00. M.L.S. MAPLE GROVE AREA -- Custom built, four bodroom, two storoy homo, 2Vt acros Iroed, country lot with pond, Ideal family homo. $114,900.00. M.L.S. LIBERTY STREET - 3 bedroom, VA storoy frame houso, GO' x 132' lot, comfortable living close to all amenities. $57,500.00. M.L.S. Claude Dykslra., Bonnie Faber... Joan Fry Pal Marjorrlson . ... G23-2423 ...322-0176 .,. 907-4922 ,.. G23-2470 Liz Meade Mary LouMInlz Bob Slovens Madeleine Williams... .. 576-5502 .. 570-3265 ,. 623-3090 ,. 907-4235 Marg Bain Brian Cascagnelto Darrel Dovolln Jack Ricard .. 623-2661 .. 623-7430 ..903-5017 .. 433-0036 The B.H.S. NEWS Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 10,1984 13 is sure to grow. The machine again in November for one ;W-' r tv "1 . " 1 Q Q ;N A ♦ - ' * «aigf £ y qV fà «£ @>22 m r; rrm:A . V ' lÀaï'Âû " 4t 'If ! -. LZ* I : Shown at left above is manager Lee Skinner. shop is the most expensive room in the school. A new image is in order for this department, one in which academics and technical studies can work together in harmony. Hey, I wonder if I can fit Auto Shop into my Grade Thirteen timetable next year? The Music Beat By Carolc-Anne Vatcher The Senior Band had its first marching rehearsal last Wednesday in order to prepare for upcoming Santa Claus parades. We would like to thank the members of the Rebel Corps for donating their time and helping our Band in this way. They will return in more lesson. On Saturday, October 13th, members of the Band and the Band Parents' Association will be picking pumpkins and selling them door-to-door. The cost is $2.00 a piece, and all the money will go to the Music Department. Be sure to get yours! As previously mentioned, on Wednesday, October 24th, Mr. Dressup will be coming to the High School Auditorium, sponsored by the Band. The two shows will be presented at 4:30 and 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $4.00 advanced and $5.00 at the door. Tickets may be purchased at McGregor Drugs or the Toybox in Bowmanville or at the Super X Drugstore on King Street in Oshawa. B.H.S. Co-op student Phil Bird with Bolahood's store Co-operative Education By AI Woodlock Phil Bird is a grade 11 student who is interested in sports and conservation. Phil is employed as a Co-op student at Bolahood's Sports World in Bowmanville where he will be able to put his interest in sports to practical use. Phil's job description includes everything imaginable in a sports store. He will be assembling and repairing equipmënt, unpacking and stocking inventory, pricing merchandise, arranging displays, serving customers, making sales and operating the cash register as well as cleaning and general maintenance. Phil says he really enjoys working at Bolahood's and already has accepted a part-time position at the store. Ms. Lee Skinner is the store manager at Bolahood's. She is friendly, experienced and very willing to train students in the world of sports retailing. Bolahood's is a composite sports store with a full line of sports equipment. . Right now, they are very busy with: the preparation and sale of| winter sports' equipment for such sports as hockey, skiing, skating, etc. They have a large Inventory of fishing tackle and equipment and also sell and service a great number of variety of bicycles. We certainly appreciate Ms. Skinner's co-operation with B.H.S. and welcome Bolahood's to our list of employers for the Co-op program. We hope Phil and Bolahood's have a successful year. B.H.S. Student Trivia How much do you know about the students who presently attend Bowmanville High School? If you know the answers to these questions, just hand them in at the office before 3:30 p.m. on Friday, October 12th and you could win a night of dancing absolutely free! Students' Council has generously donated 3 free dance tickets to the first three students to answer the questions correctly or most correctly. Answers and names of the winners will be announced in next week's edition of the B.H.S. News, Do you know: 1.. .. the names of any two members of Students' Council? 2.. .. who is the Senior Band President this year? 3. . .. the name of either of the co-captains of the Senior Soccer Team? 4 who plays the title role in the B.H.S. Drama Club's upcoming play, "Charley's Aunt" (Hint: Lord B. Fancourt)? 5 who is the editor of the B.H.S. News? 6. . . . who is our current exchange student from Japan? 7. . . . who just returned from a Rotary Youth Exchange trip to Australia? 8 the name of either one of the co-editors of our yearbook, "The Screech Owl" (Hint: one is a Tech, student whose picture was on the front page of last week's Statesman, demonstrating the CAD-CAM lathe)? 9.. .. the name of any one of the French Exchange students? 10. . . . the name of any member of the Library Club? Editorial: New Image for Technical Department By Merrilce Brown Technical students have always had a stigma attached to them; they were considered to be for "slower" or nonacademic nonacademic students, This prejudice has often led some academically-oriented, university-bound university-bound students to neglect technical studies. It is true that some students who do poorly in other subject areas often excel at shop, since these subjects may not be directly related to their chosen occupation and Tech, is. A course in technical studies gives the student a marketable skill and a chance for a decent job. Many high- paying jobs advertised in newspapers are technically oriented, such as Design Engineers and Manufacturing Supervisors. In a shaky job market, a skill learned in a technical studies course can give the student an edge or "something to fall back upon." The stigma attached to Tech, is unjust and unfair. Technical studies fit in well with academic studies. After all, as Mr. Varga, head of the Technical Department at Bowmanville High School says, "You wouldn't want to be operated on by a surgeon who couldn't hdndle a scalpel, or be worked on by a dentist who couldn't control his hands." Tech, promotes manual dexterity. Some dentistry courses in university even require the applicant to have taken a technical machine shop course. Mr. Varga has had three students go on to become surgeons. Academics and Tech, can work hand in hand. All students can benefit from the basic life skills taught in Technical studies. Many young drivers, including myself, know very little about the cars they drive. A simple carburetor adjustment, the changing of a tire and general maintenance of a car are skills which may become very valuable to the student if the car is stranded miles from a service station. Organization, which is invaluable in any task which you may attempt, is the key success in Tech. Most Technical notebooks are suitable for framing. The shops themselves are immaculate and organized. Students also have a respect for safety "drilled" into them. The Bowmanville High School Technical Department has won the Industrial Accident Prevention Association Award every year since Mr. Johnston introduced Technical Education in 1955. B.H.S/s record is one of the best, if not the best, in the province of Ontario due to the stress that the Technical Department places on safety. Since the industrial accident rate is alarmingly high for those students in their first three years after High School, the maxim, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," is proven. The Technical Department at B.H.S. deserves some recognition. With seven staff members, it is one of the largest departments in the school. Presently, over 500 students are enrolled in Technical studies and because new legislation demands that every new student have at least one Technical or Business credit, that number VIDEO SPECIAL MACHINE RENTAL $ 8 50 PER DAY PLUS 2 FREE MOVIES (Weekends Included) J & T VIDEO 27 Second St. • Bowmanville 623-1416 -Offer Valid Until Nov. 2,1984 $?c #lbe 3|ealtl) â>f)oppe is the place for all your baking supplies and save on bulk foods, npS| vitamins, herbs and all natural foods. 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