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) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. December 10,1986 • 9 Real Estate Guide Orono and District News h Labette ckaiuce Making A Move? Giveusacall at 623-4433 I PRESTON Moving and Storage j Cobourg and Port Hope Cal! Toll Free 1-800-263-8001 Quote "ability is the power to do something special--like speaking several several languages, or keeping your mouth shut in one." Mrs. Bertha White spent last Friday visiting her mother Mrs. Victoria Plea- Josephine Doxtator Associate Broker Edmond Vanhaverbeke, F.R.I., President of Edvan Realty Ltd., Is pleased to announce that Josie Doxtator was the top selling agent for the month of November. Congratulations Congratulations and best wishes tor continued success. Josie may be reached at the office or at her home. 623- 9557. sance in Brockville. Twelve members of Orono United Church Choir and Rev. Fred Milnes presented presented a Christmas service at Nel-Gor Nursing home on Sunday afternoon. Last Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Bessie Bellamy, were her son, Mr. and Mrs. David Bellamy and family, Hastings, and Mrs. Marion Slaght, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Celebrating Darla and Rebecca's birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. James Lowery, Lowery, Kirby and Mr. and Mrs. O. Challice were last Wednesday evenings guests of Newcastle Horticulture Society. The Lowerys supplied the musical entertainment entertainment following dinner. Congratulations to Miss. Katrina DeJong on winning the best exhibit at the Jrs. Gardeners Show, last Thursday evening. Sympathy of community to Mr. and Mrs. Rod Carveth on the sad loss of their daughter, Donna Holmes (nee Carveth) who passed away last week in Las Vegas. Attention local residents - Once again we have young door to door salesmen, collecting collecting for costumes for the skating club. The local skating skating club never canvasses door to door for anything, and would appreciate you telling them, if you have these visitors. For further information please call Gail MacKenzie 983-9542 or Marilyn Ransberry 983- 9678. Congratulations to the local residents on a spectacular spectacular display of Christmas Christmas lighting. Many homes are decorated and really look quite pretty. Horticulture Christmas Party The annual horticulture meeting and Christmas show was held on Thursday, December 4 in the main hall of Orono United Church, with visitors from Newcas- . tie. Meeting opened with singing "O Canada," and Doreen Doreen Lowery at piano. The decorated box on platform was well filled with gifts for the Salvation Army Christmas Christmas Cheer fund. Various items of business and bills to be paid were dealtwith, and then the president Challice introduced introduced our guests, also our own members Clare and Margaret Gunter. Clare showed excellent slides of their trip to Europe and these were much enjoyed by all present. present. I. Challice thanked the couple for showing their 161 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. Membér Broker IMMACULATE -- 2 bedroom home, newly decorated with maintenance free vinyl siding. Must be seen! Call Tom Stout 623-3174. ONLY ONE AVAILABLE -- 3 bedroom townhouse with single garage and inside entrance. Recently renovated and decorated. For appointment call Jim Bush 983-9486. JUST LISTED -- 3 plus i'bedroom home In desirable north end location with a large lot. Maintenance free exterior. To view call Tom Stout 623-3174. 9.6 ACRES -- Great spot for a hobby farml Excellent building lot. For more Information call Pauline Richer 987-5209. COUNTRY HOME - Spacious 2,000 sq. ft., 3 bedroom bungalow on 10 acres. Fireplace In llvlngroom will keep you cozy this winter. Call Frank Hlemstra 263-2260 for more Information. REALTY LTD. BROKER 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4445 Ajax-Torontocall 686*0477 COUNTRY LIVING -- In a fantastic location. ' 68 acres, 2 barns and a brand new 3 bedroom home with electric furnace and large eat-in kitchen. Call Murray Paterson for more information. LOG HOME -- 10 years old with finished basement, cathedral ceilings, double-faced floor-celling fireplace, barn, tack room, triple car garage plus other buildings and pond. On 46 acres with 'h cleared. Just listed - located 35 minutes from Darlington. $159,900. Call Iris Fowler for an appointment. COMMERCIAL - Choice building lot in a super location. 145' frontage on a busy highway - 115/35. Call Murray Paterson for further details. Almost 10 years experience In real estate sales. You can rely on our'service. Call now for us to evaluate your home. NEW BACKSPLIT - 150' DEEP LOTH - Fantastic 4 level dotached abovo-ground, separate dining room, bright kitchen with eating area, finished family room, 2 walkouts, 1V: baths, colonial doors and trim. Early possession still available I $109,990. Call Bob Cooper. Dorothy Hartford Associate Broker Listings are requlredl A tree appraisal Is as close as a phone call. Dorothy I laillurU 623-3651 Ed Vanhnvoiboko 907-5079 Donna Sokay Murray I'utuiuun 987-4026 Arlr.-on I landloy 797-2306 BobCoopor 623-9261 Joslo Doxtator 623-9557 Wilma Enlwlslo 786-2911 Iris Fowler 1-705-932-2621 pictures and experience and presented them with a small gift. She also read out several "Dear Santa" letters letters and gave out several useful gifts to members. Gladys Brown then accompanied accompanied everyone with a lively sing along of Christmas Christmas carols. Mrs. Vicki Lesnick, Newcastle Newcastle was judge for a much smaller than usual Christmas Christmas competition for adults and also a good Jr. show. The following prize (special) (special) winners- Best Arrangement- Arrangement- Minnie Zegers, Judge's Choice - Cory De- Jong, Most entries through the year - Donna Hutton. A delicious lunch closed the meeting. Exciting Bus Trip Despite the poor weather on Sunday, with rain, snow and all, a very excellent bus trip was enjoyed by a full load of senior citizens and others from the entire area. We travelled to the "People's Church" (Sheppard (Sheppard Avenue) Toronto and first off we all marvelled at the size of the auditorium. The announcer told us there was an estimated crowd of over 2,000. Bus loads from Brantford, Guelph, Peterborough, Keene, Cobourg and many more were ushered into reserved reserved sections and later were announced. The "Living Christmas Tree." has been produced for 17 years and there were people in the audience who had seen the very first presentation. presentation. The total cast is made up of between 4UU and 500 people, of all ages, from little ones 5 years - 6 years to adults. With a full orchestra, plus organs, pianos etc. and special guests soloists Diane Susek, York Penn, and Lloyd Knight, Toronto, one would have great difficulty difficulty in describing the sheer beauty and thrilling sound. Imagine singing the Christmas carols along with 2,000 other voices and of course the magic of the beautiful two trees on stage. They truly are living trees, as row upon row of people gather all the way to top of tree. Along with the lovely colored lights, truly a magnificent magnificent sight. The varied programs are beautiful, representing all nationalities, bell ringers, costumes, manger scenes etc. This is truly a memorable event and well worth the trip to Toronto! All enjoyed dinner at Swiss Chalet, Whitby, some of those from Orono in attendance, - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moffat, Mrs. Dorothy Bailey, Mrs. E. Billings, Billings, Mrs. Adele McGill, Mrs. Inez Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamblyn and Mr. and Mrs. u. unamce. ui course many of the Durham Complex residents, as they sponsored our bus trip, and we are grateful for their invitation. invitation. Orono U.C.W. News A very busy week with all units meeting for their Christmas parties. The ladies of unit No. 1 RV/m, RVMM f&MK, WMW. R &44KK jjE/MAX Apple Realty Ltd.,| ~ Realtor Real Estate Broker 221 King Street East Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1C5 Office 416-576-3111 Incurtf' Û6S ONLY $121,900 • TAUNTON RD. HOBBY FARM -- Clean, 3 bedroom bungalow with large country kitchen accented In pine. Includes garage, horse barn, fenced paddock area, 24' round pool and many extras...even the horse that's great with children! A super property with so much to offer a family or retired couple...There's privacy, good fishing and country living at Its bestl BETHANY • $89,900 -- Beautiful starter home or retirement home located within walking distance of village of Bethany. Two bedroom bungalow with finished family room In basement, chimney for airtight, wooden deck, detached garage, garden sheds...all on a treed half acre lot! This affordable property shows to perfectidn. YELVERTON • 2.8 ACRES • $94,900 -- Includes Includes 1 large 2 storey barn. This 5 bedroom, spacious homo Is located approx. 30 minutes from Bowmanville on a paved road. Immediate possession Is available. cm-, .«■ , > DIANNA L. MÀNDZUK ■ Sales Representative Office 416-576-3111 CallColloct Residence 705-277-2516 along with their invited guests, #2 ladies enjoyed a bountiful pot luck noon luncheon on Wednesday, December 3 in Main Hall of Church. Special guests were Rev. and Mrs. Milnes, and of course our own members members from Oshawa. Dorothy Barnett welcomed welcomed everyone and Vera Staples and Thelma Gil- bank were in charge of Christmas devotions. Several Several carols were sung and enjoyed and Thelma Gil- bank conducted several contests. Ann Evans was lucky winner of musical contest. Mrs. E. Billing thanked unit #1 for their invitations invitations and for lovely programs. Eleven ladies and two gentlemen enjoyed the lovely Christmas party, for unit #3 held in home of Clare and Margaret Gunter. Beautifully decorated tables tables and mountains of food were enjoyed by all. Everyone brought donations donations for Auberge home in Oshawa. Niece DeJong, Joan Hollingsworth and Dorothy Bailey were in charge of devotions and each member contributed an item for program. Our Christmas stockings were handed in. Fifteen ladies of unit #4, met in Main Hall of Church on Tuesday evening December December 2, for their Christmas Christmas dinner and meeting. Lyn Rodd, Ruth Grady and Yvonne Trofford were in charge of the Christmas; devotions. Ruth Grady showed us an attractive craft, a koop ring and covered covered in gingham, with; Christmas tree in centre. The Leskard unit held their Christmas party on Wednesday evening, December December 3, in Leskard Church hall, with members and a special guest, Mrs. Gladys Brown, who provided provided excellent music and for carol singing later in evening. Mrs. Beta Prokotchuck (Jonah) gave an excellent: unristmas devotional, with scriptures,, readings and .carols. Our regular business business meeting , will be Wednesday, December 10. Leskard Card Party Held Thursday, December December 4 in Church Hall, with 12 tables in progress. With following scores - High Men - Don Hamm 85, High Ladies - Norma Moffat and Reta Prokatchuk (Jonah) tied at 79, Low Lady - Lois Martin 44, Low Gent - Rodger Downes and Mary Thompson (playing as men) tied at 46. Lucky door prize - Irene Brandt. Our next card party will bcThursday, January 8, 1987 at 8:00 p.m. in Church hall. St. Saviour's Church News If you wish to make a donation donation towards Christmas flowers, please call Dorothy Hester soon. Christmas carols and candles candles presented by St. Saviour's Church school next Sunday, December 14 at 7:00 p.m. in church hall. Refreshments afterwards. It is Christmas in the heart that puts Christmas in the air. Prayer for Lighting of Advent Advent Candle - Dear Christ the light of all who love you, help us to make ready for your birthday, by preparing room for your spirit in our hearts. Let no selfishness of ours darken our home. Draw us closer together by showing us the right way to love. - Amen. Heather Bazaar An excellent crowd in attendance attendance at the annual Heather Rebekah Bazaar on Saturday, December 6 in the I.O.O.F. halls. The winners of the lucky draws were as follows - 1) Lovely quilt - Mrs. Linda (Stevens) Boyd, North Bay. (Mrs. Carol Boyd's daughter-in-law - Mrs. Glad Gambay. 2) Dinner for 2 at Dutch Oven - Mrs. Glad Gambay 3) Pretty lamp - Mrs. Alvin (Ruth) Yeo. Winner of Christmas wreath - Mrs. Carol Boyd Winner of Care Bear Cousins - Mrs. Connie Hooey Orono United Church News The Sunday school song "We Three Kings" in the processional on Sunday morning and S. School superintendent Pam Werry gave the call to worship. The lighting of 2nd Advent Candle was performed by Readers and Candle lighters lighters - Michelle Ross, Tracey Doty, Carla Werry and Jamie Luke. The enitre S. School assembled assembled at front for singing "This Little Light of Mine," "Away in the Manger", and "Oh Oh How Good is the Lord," accompanied by Cathy Milne on guitar, and led by John McLean. The beautiful flowers in Church were placed in loving loving memory of Mrs. Chal mers, Mrs. Milnes mother, and Donna Holmes (Carveth) (Carveth) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Carveth, who both passed away last week. Happy birthdays this week to December 9, Joyce Gray and Christopher Yeo. December 11, Stella Carson and Kevin Scott. The HiC Youth groups are having Christmas party this week, Wednesday, December December 10, at 7:00 p.m. at John and Linda MacLeans. All Tuesday meeings are now cancelled until January January 6,1987. Mid-week fellowship on Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. at thé home of Evertt and Glad Brown, 983-5150. Everyone welcome. Ladies Bible Study - will resume in January. Daté; to be ànnounced. Community Care - for the town ot Newcastle needs volunteer drivers, especially especially in Orono area. If you can help out, even occasionally occasionally call Thelma Gilbânk 983-5972 or Bowmanville 623-2261. Orono Meals on Wheels - urgently needs drivers; If you can drive for approximately approximately 2 hours, 1 day a month, please contact Marlene Marlene Risebroughn 983-5702. U.C.W. Church Calendars for 1987 now available. Contact Contact Marie Tamblyn 983- 5550. Next Sunday - the Explorers Explorers will be taking part in the service next Sunday. 5 . The Christmas Newsletters, Newsletters, compliments of Bd. of Stewards, were handed tout before and after Sunday S' S RE-OPENING with great savings on fine Canadian crafts and a good selection of original Christmas wreaths, tree items and centrepieces. Antiques & Artisans 18 Silver St., Bowmanville 623-2708 R&MKX R6*m WM\X R&W RWV1KK "KRAC0" Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Registered Builder of 6 Custom built homes and general carpentry 1R-2000 SUPER ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME BUILDER Stella Harnum Fiona Whorpole LOOK WHO'S MOVED UP! Re/Max Cornerstone welcomes Stella Harnum and Fiona Whorpole as Sales Representatives. Fiona and Stella look forward to providing professional and consientlous Real Estate service to all past, present and future clients, as well as friends and co-workers. Please call them at their new location - 623-6000. 9 RF/MX Cornerstone Realty Limited 112 King St. E., Bowmanville R&^ViKK WMM R64VW RM4NK RfrMNK firilaLi REAL ESTATE & mM FINANCIAL SERVICES Pat Hurley, Manager and the team of Bowmanville Family Trust Office wish to congratulate the following people: Rick Bates Linda Johnston Mary Malmquist Betty Smith For their outstanding performance In reaching Family Trust Sales' Achievement list for the month of November, 1986. For professional service for all your real estate needs, Talk to us First! |§ HELP FAMILY TRUST HELP OTHERS JuL For the 9th consecutive year we are organizing a community toy drive. With your continued jp support, we will brighten Christmas morning for many children. If you have toys new or used %» and in good condition, drop them Into our office, or call and we will bo pleased to pick them ^ $ U P' 623-6622