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Real Estate Guide The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville. Mav 21. 1986 11 Give us a call at 623-4433 PRESTON Moving and Storage Ccbourg and Port Hope Call Toll Flee 1-800-263-8001 Hampton Women's Institute Hosts District Annual on May 14th PETER KOWAL Real Estate A Insurance Ltd Broker 52 King St. West Bowmanville 623-2453 BOWMANVILLE HOMES 67 HOBBS DRIVE; JUST LISTED 3 bedroom, 2 storey home with garage and paved drive. Has 4 piece bath and 2 piece washroom; rec room with fireplace. A real nice home on a lovely lot. Priced right at $109,000. 111 SIMPSON AVE. Older 4 bedroom home with bright living room; formal dining room, eat-in kitchen with fireplace, laundry room, rec room with bar, inground swimming pool, extra washroom. Lot 75 ft. x 456 ft. Two car garage. A lot of living space both inside and out, for just $115,000. 4JANESTREET 3 bedroom, 1 Vz storey home In lovely condition on a nice well-groomed lot. Paved drive - Thermo-seal windows. Gleaming hardwood floors. Listed at $95,000. COTTAGES: LOWER PAUDASH LAKE TWOLAKEFRONTCOTTAGES on Lower Paudash Lake to choose from. Handyman's special - Older 2 bedroom cottage with separate storage building. Lovely 100 ft. lot on year round road just minutes from Hwy. 28. $29,900. BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom cottage with quality furnishings and Franklin fireplace. Separate garage and storage. $59,900. MAltT ASSOCIATES BROOKSIDE ESTATES (PHASE 2) The brisk sales of phase one have enabled us to service and sell the last phase of this beautiful and convenient subdivision of estate lots, all over one acre in-area, convenient to Parkland and the Bowmanville Bowmanville Creek. Services are presently being installed which include include paved roads and underground hydro and' lots should be ready for building by June. Ten lots have been sold and nine are left with prices ranging from $42,500:00 to $52,500.00 with 25% • down andVenddr holdlhg'mortgage at 11 %; This subdivision is design controlled and we already already have many unique homes approved for this desirable location. Brookside Estates is located 'A mile north of No. 2 Highway on Martins Road, Bowmanville, just north of the new Police Station, on the east side of the road. Call now to secure one of the remaining estate lots for a home of your choice located less than one mile from the centre of Bowmanville and 10 minutes drive from Oshawa. METCALF REALTY ASSOCIATES 40 King St. E„ Oshawa Dial 571-2300 Hampton Women's Institute hosted the Annual District meeting of Durham West Women's Institutes, in Hampton Hampton United Church on May 14, 1986. Registration was capably handled by Mrs. (L) Edith Clemens and Mrs. Mabel Hurst. Dinner tickets were in charge of Mrs. (M) Verna Bryant and Mrs. (B) Marion Lewis. Count of the Delegates was taken with one voting member absent. A warm welcome was extended extended by Hampton W.I. president president Mrs. (A) Barbara Mack- lin, and Mrs. (R) Edith McLaughlin McLaughlin of Blackstock W.I. graciously replied. Mrs. (W) Viola Ashton, 1st vice president, was in charge of the agenda for the day and gave the District President's report prepared by Mrs. (H) Marjorie Prescott who was absent to attend A.C.W.W. Convention in Ireland. Mrs. (P) Eileen Junkin our Provincial Board Director announced and did the formal ratification of the District Directors of the nine branches. branches. The Pennies for Friendship Friendship were presented at this time amounting to $271.23. Mrs. (J) Reyka Wygerde Secretary-treasurer read the minutes and treasurer's report report of 1985 District Annual. The auditor's report was given by Mrs. (M) Verna Bryant. A motion by Mrs. (R) Blaikie Rowsell and seconded by Mrs. (C) Jean Adams that we continue collecting Pennies Pennies for Friendship, carried. A motion by Mrs. (D) Norma Frew and seconded by Mrs. (G) Annabelle Rickard that we hold our annual Fun Fair in the fall, carried. The Kendal W.I. are to be hosts for this event on Wednesday, Wednesday, October 22, 1986, in Solina Community Hall. The Area Convention is to be held at the Royal York Hotel on October 28 and 29,1986. The District President is a Delegate Delegate and 1st vice president is alternate Delegate. There is We have openings for a few good sales people In our Bowmanville office. Whether you are licensed or considering taking the real estate course, phone Allan Frank for a> confidential Interview. 623-3393 W. Frank Real Estate Limited 234 King St. E., Bowmanville, Ont. eel van REALTY LTD. BROKER 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-44451 Ajax-Toronto call 686-0477 | ANNOUNCING FOSTER CREEK VINTAGE SERIES Choosé from 11 models from 1444 sq. ft. to 3595 sq. ft. on Hart Court in Newcastle. Quality Halmlnen all brick homes with upgraded features including ensuite baths,' main floor family rooms and much more, vry.t i "THE CUMBERLAND" - $140,990. Other models from $120,990. FOSTER CREEK- NEWCASTLE OPEN HOUSE Sunday, May 25 1:00-4:00 p.m. New Homes from $85,900. "THE WELLINGTON", $111,490. with main floor family room, greenhouse breakfast area, ensuite In master bedroom and main floor powder room. Murray Paterson will be there to greet you. BUILDING LOTS Foster Creek In the Village of Newcastle. 2 super lots. Fully serviced. $27,500. each. Call Murray Paterson. ROBERT COOPER Sales Representative 2 ACRE BUILDING SITE with 30 year old pines. 180' frontage on paved road, Ideal site for Viceroy home. $23,900. and vendor will hold mortgage with $5,000 down! Call Iris Fowler for directions. YOU COULD PAY MORE BUT... we are only asking $107,900. for this super 3 plus bedroom sidespllt with main floor family room and walkout, upgraded carpet, superb location in the Village of Newcastle. Call Murray Paterson. Almost 10 years experience In real estate sales. Youtcan rely on our service. Call now for us to evaluate your home. Residence Bob Cooper 623-9261 Josle Doxtater 623-9557 Wilma Entwlsle 786-2911 Iris Fowler '. 1-705-932-2621 Dorothy Hartford 623-3651 Ed Vanhaverbeke 987-5079 Donna Sokay 797-2868 Murray Paterson 987-4620 Arleen Handley 797-2306 assistance needed for Tuesday afternoon, October 28th and Mrs. (C) Vera Downey volunteered volunteered to help at the Registration Registration desk for this period. The P.R.O. was asked to inquire about setting up a display in Bowmanville Museum to promote Women's Institute work. A bus trip to the Agriculture Museum at Milton is to be planned tentatively for October October 5th with Providence- Shaw's Branch looking after arrangements. A workshop course of "Financial Planning" is to be held Monday, June 16th, 1986 in Solina Hall at 8:00 p.m. This is being arranged by Mrs. (F) Bernice Watson and Mr. McNamee of Oshawa is to be the speaker, all ladies are welcome. Rousing and entertainment sing songs were enjoyed at several intervals throughout the day led by Mrs. (J) Margaret Margaret Killeen with Mrs. (G) Shirley Brown at the piano. Many ladies were surprised to find they could "yodel". Miss Barbara Weise our Rural Organization Service Specialist informed us in her report of Mr. Ken Knox's replacement to be Mr. Jack Hagarty. There are many requests in organizations other than the ones of the Ministry of Agriculture for Leadership Development short courses. There is an increase in 4-H members in both Durham East and West Districts. This fall the course is to be "Milk Makes It" and for next spring "Surving on your Own". The adult short course is not definite yet with a possibility being "Agriculture "Agriculture Awareness". There were no "new" Resolutions to be read at this time-but the Resolutions Convenor, Convenor, Mrs. (J) Margaret Killeen Killeen motioned to send a strong recommendation from Durham Durham West District that procedures procedures for dealing with resolutions be streamlined at Area level to encourage rather than discourage worthy resolutions. Mrs. (G) Shirley Brown seconded and the motion was carried. .. Representative . of , the Federation of Agriculture, Mrs. (G) Doreen Barrie gave an enlightening report. The Federation is very supportive to the area farmers in many ways, she reminded us all to "Buy the Food Your Neighbours Neighbours Grow". The Federation is also working towards some legislation about persons buying buying building plots in rural areas should be made well aware in writing of the farmer's farmer's right to farm regarding noise and smell. Safety Council Representative Representative Mrs. (H) Sien Eikens expressed regret that the .Safety Council in this area was inactive. A suggestion to seek information from other sources as there is much need for "Safety" with so many massive tractors and implements implements being moved from field to field on the busy roads and- highways. We feel confident with Sien's ability and interest people will be made aware of the need for a Safety Council in this district to help prevent serious mishaps. We adjourned to the lower hall for the attractive and delicious salad luncheon the Hampton ladies had prepared. Table favors were supplied to everyone and we all took part in a very impressive candle lighting ceremony, reminding us all of the bright glow of the Women's Institute. A fitting poem composed by Mrs. (B) Marion Lewis for this ceremony ceremony was read by Mrs. (A) Barbara Macklin-- In each and all our hearts, May friendship's flame shine bright. Our candles here before us Together we shall light. And may this symbol reinforce, Our Founder's aim for all. That we may know the human heart That is common to us all, And let us not forget to be kind. Greetings were brought from our Area President Mrs. (M) Marion Wiseman, The afternoon session began with Mrs. Meta Fish and Mrs. (D) Norma Frew of Nestleton branch giving a thoughtful Memorial Tribute for five deceased members of the past year. Mrs. (P) Eileen Junkin Provincial Provincial Board Director had a lot of information, too numerous to include. Some of the highlights were Scholarships Scholarships paid put in 1985 amounted to $15,000.00; the 90th anniversary of F.W.I.O. will be held next year in North Bay, July 7-8-9,1987; they are asking for one item worth $5.00 per branch for craft table. There is to be a Junior Women's Institute Convention held at Solina Community Hall October 16th and 17th, 1986, Mr. Ken Knox, Director of Farm Products Marketing Branch will be one of the speakers. Ploughing Match for 1986 is to be held in Hastings Hastings | County. Federated Women's Institutes,of Ontario will haV-i a boptirat the 1986 Royal Winter ~ Reports oY the Standing Committees were given by Mrs. (F) Bernice Watson for Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Industries, Mrs. (R) Edith McLaughlin gave Mrs. H.W. Shortridge's report on Citizenship Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. (J) Anne Brine reported for Education and Cultural Activities, Activities, Mrs. (K) Floa Samells reported for Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. (J) Margaret Killeen reported for Resolutions and stressed that working in your own area helps the Resolutions to blossom blossom best. The Curator's report prepared by Mrs. (T) Elaine Baker was given by Mrs. (W) Ada Yellowlees. Public Relations 'report was given by Mrs. (C) Alma Lang- maid. - We were privileged to be ÇpràLiïpL- 161 King street East - -- fïï2L Bowmanville 623-6121 ' H--i--i BANNER PASSANT REAL ESTATE LIMITED LOOK AT THIS! -- 4 bedrooms, fireplace in living room, main floor laundry room, finished rec room, 1 Vz baths, large lot. Now only $122,900. BOWMANVILLE NORTH END -- Immaculate 4 bedroom raised bungalow featuring central air conditioning, inground oval pool, covered patio, sliding doors off kitchen to large deck, fenced yard. Asking $139,900. BOWMANVILLE -- 3 bedroom sidesplit, private treed lot 50' x 155', 4th bedroom and finished rec room in basement. Asking $89,900. COUNTRY LIVING -- on almost 20 acres, 4 bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, balconies, stone fireplace, barbecue and much more. Call today! WHY PAY RENT?--3 bedroom bungalow, walking distance to main street. Now only $68,900. IMMACULATE -- 4 bedroom home with many upgrades, finished rec room with angolslono fireplace. Asking $112,500. MOBILE HOME -- 2 bedrooms with fireplace, very private setting In north Bowmanville trailer park. entertained by Mrs. Van- Weese playing some real toe tapping numbers on her accor- dian, much enjoyed by all. Roll call of each branch was taken and it is pleasing to hear of a number of new members and some very interesting highlights of last year. Board Director Mrs. (P) Eileen Junkin presided for the election of the following officers for 1986-87: Past President - Mrs. (H) Marjorie Prescott. President - Mrs. (W) Viola Ashton. 1st Vice President - Mrs. (G) Sharon Buttery. 2nd Vice President - Mrs. (D) Lovelene Cathcart. Secretary-Treasurer - Mrs. (J) Reyka Wygerde. Assistant Secretary - Mrs. (M) Faye Vice. Federated Representative - Mrs. (H) Marjorie Prescott. Alternate Fed. Rep. - Mrs. (W) Wynne Brown. Public Relations Officer • Mrs. (C) Alma Langmaid. Alternate P.R.O. - Mrs. Helen Millson. Safety Council Representative Representative - Mrs. (H) Sien Eikens. Federation of Agriculture Representative - Mrs. (G) Doreen Barrie. Curator - Mrs. (T) Elaine Baker. Auditors - Mrs. (R) Blaikie Rowsell and Mrs. (C) Ida Bray. Mrs. (D) Lovelene Cathcart on behalf of Kendal Women's Institute extended an invitation invitation to hold the 1987 District Annual in Kendal. Meeting closed with singing 0 Canada. There were 70 persons more or less in attendance. Respectfully submitted, ' Public Relations Officer, Mrs. (C) Alma Langmaid Get paid what you're worth. Sales People Required Training Provided • Please call fora confidential interview. Canada's largest real estate network. Gnh%. •u'L jjiZL Banner Passant Real Estate Limited 161 King St. East Bowmanville, Ontario 623-6121 INDEPENDENTEy OWNED AND OPERATED. Bowmanville - Waverley Area Spacious 3 bedroom | backsplit semi, garaga, family room, fireplace, rec I room, fenced yard, corner lot. Asking $84,500. 623-1759 CBC's Royal Air Farce At Victoria Hall, Cobourg One of CBC Radio's best- known performing artists will headline a variety fund-raiser for People for Peace in Cobourg. Don Ferguson of the Royal Canadian Air Farce, CBC's~weekly radio comedy show, will host the Peace Ark Cabaret at Victoria Hall, Thursday evening, May 22nd, at 8 p.m. Known for his wacky send-ups of Brian Mulroney, Joe Clark and Pierre Trudeau, Ferguson has won nine ACTRA awards and a Juno award for his work. He will be joined on stage by a lineup of talent well-known in the area, including childrens' childrens' recording artists Tom Halls and Paul Caldwell, Kingston folksinger and recording artist Tom Maw- hinney, Don Adams on banjo and Jim Yates on guitar and the trio of folksinger Don Chambers, jazz musician Peter Elias and . Anne Edwards, known to local audiences as a star performer with the Northumberland Players. Also appearing will be Toronto vocalist and song- Î writeF Béverlëà* Young, who recently starred in the cabaret "Peacing it Together," a collection collection of songs and skits for the nuclear age. Members of the local group Youth for Peace will add their songs and poetry to the evening's lineup. The event will also feature door prizes and the raffle of a framed silk-screened print, "The Peace Arc" by Charles Stimac. Tickets for the variety show are on sale at Woody's in Cobourg and The Magpie in Port Hope. Funds raised from the evening's event will go toward peace education work in the Northumberland County area. People for Peace, a local group, aims to educate the public on the issue of nuclear disarmament and to support efforts to end the nuclear arms race in a way that guarantees the security of both sides. For further information, please contact Brian Gibson Days: 1-392-7451; evenings: 372-0606. ALLIED The Carvtul Movers We Still Hake House In a day when personal, caring service seems like a chapter Irom history, you II be pleased with Allied s genuine concern and professional help. When a move is in your future, call us. We II make a helpful house call right away Moving . . 4 IPRESTONI storage Limited 420 Base Line Rd. W. Box 160 Bowmanville, Ont. 623-4433 1-800-263-8001 </» J PE/AlkX WAm WM\* RF/MW Rfr/VW eelvan JOSIE DOXTATER Associate Broker BUYING • SELLING • MORTGAGING For all your Real Estate needs and enquiries call 623-4445 (Bus.) 623-9557 (Rm.) Over 10 yrs. Experience Property Valuators & Consultants Ltd. Wm. H. Clipperton, A.A.C.I. Professional Member, Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers Valuations/or -- • Capital Gains Tax ' • Inter-Family Transfers • Mortgage Financing Write: 29 Scugog St., Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3H7 Phone (Collect) -416-623-6023 R6MX County Town Realty Inc. 119 Ksnt SL W, Lindsay fiutuk/r ÛÊ0 705-324-6153 X/Um/ 069 686-3711 Broker JUST LISTED Bethany - 6.25 acres, modern bungalow, cathedral ceilings, full basement, fantastic view, some bush, stream, possible severance. $109,900. PONTYPOOL New bungalows - 1351 sq. ft., quality built home, 6" walls, plywood subfloors, 3 walkouts including from basement, double garage, 37 acres, view tor miles, one at $129,900. the other at $134,900. JANETVILLE AREA 3 bungalows, all brick construction, 6" studding, double garage, one home features 3 walk-in closets, 4-pc. ensuite. $89,900. JANETVILLE Custom built log home, 10 years old, cathedral ceilings, ceilings, brick fireplace, full finished basement, triple garage, barn, spring fed pond, Pigeon River, 1,1 acres clear, 35 bush, very private estate setting. $149,900. BETHANY 5 ACRE MINI FARM 3 bedrooms,'main floor family room, good barn, excellent (heated and insulated) workshop, super view $89,900. LINDSAY EAST ■3 bedroom brick and cedar sided split level, rec room, treed lot. $69,900. PONTYPOOL 83 acres, half clear, balance mixed hardwoods. $100,000. CALL DICK SCHLOMBS Res. (705) 277-2855 or Ajax line 686-3711. rfukx rfw pfmw rwm. rfvinc