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\ i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 14,1987 9 Real Estate Guide Making A Move? Give us a call at 623-4433 PRESTON Moving and Storage Cobourg and Port Hope Call Toll Free 1-800-263-8001 Winter's Harvest Crafts Show Jan. 25th Newton ville and District News Items m , , , the Manie Leaf Gardens, Saturday, January mi „ ri „ r In p nrnnncprt nrnOra m nr îr. tn o -- t ,1 „ ,1 ^ ,1 lll nn A r,,t ht„ a xv rr -- i m . « . . ,, , „ , There is always a flurry of activity at this time of year at the old Cream of Barley Mill. Year by year, the Board of Directors, the Administrator and her assistants have been striving to up-grade the quality of the art and craft courses and workshops that have been offered for the last ten years at the Visual Arts Centre. Starting at the beginning of this month, Denise Vanson has assumed the role of Administrator, replacing Elfriede Hauns- bérger, who has retired after holding that position for the past eight years. Marla Rosenberg, Co-ordinator, continues in her role of able assistant. With the support of volunteers, programmes are prepared and exhibitions planned and carried through. The results have proven to be an overwhelming success. Residents of the town of Newcastle can be justifiably proud of this facility which we call the VAC. The proposed program of classes in Fine Arts and crafts for the winter of 1987 has been finalized. Denise and Marla and company are making all the last-minute preparations and bracing themselves for the anticipated surge of registrations for classes. Registration dates and times are as follows:Between 1:00 and 3:00 p.m. Monday to Friday January 19th to 23rd and 26th to 30th. Evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. on Monday January 19th and 26 th; Wednesday, January 21sLand 28th. In addition to the extensive variety of courses which are normally being offered, there have been several exciting new classes added to this year's schedule. Carol Reynolds will be introducing a 'Tecnniques of Landscape Painting on Monday mornings. This is in addition to her established Portraiture class and her Life Drawing class, also held on Mondays. On Tuesday evenings, Jim Paget is offering a new class in Drawing for the serious student. For the past two years Jim's Painting-All Media course has enjoyed a high level of attendance. That class will again be held on Tuesday afternoons. Also new on Tuesday evenings, will be a class in Stained Glass/ Lampmaking to be instructed by Sharon Edey. New on Wednesdays there is to be a class of instruction in Rug Hooking to be given by Shelagh Knonpka. Starting dates for these VAC classes vary considerably. Exact information may be obtained by contacting the VAC staff. 623-5831. The Third Annual Juried Exhibition of Crafts, entitled Winter's Harvest, will open at 2:00 p.m. January 25th, 1987 with no charge for admission. This is a stimulating show of works created in a variety of materials; textiles, metal, leather, clay and wood. In addition, this year the Mill is fortunate to have a display of antique quilts which are on loan from the Bowmanville Museum. The show will run until February 8th, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. daily. A welcome is being extended to anyone who wishes to come to the Milk to meet with friends or make some new ones at noon on Mondays and Tuesdays, starting February 9th. Films will be shown from 12:10 to 12:50 on these days. You are asked to bring a brown bag lunch. Tea and coffee will be available and these films will be shown free of charge. Come see! Finally, the Annual General meeting and Election of Officers for the VAC will be held at the Mill at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 15th. Although the meeting will be open for attendance by members or anyone wishing to join, it is requested that anyone planning to attend would phone and inform the staff by calling 623-5831. by Les Jones Mr. and Mrs. Reid Wood were dinner guests on Sunday Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Challice of Canon. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Henderson Henderson of Port Hope visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson Saturday evening. The Women's Institute will hold their monthly meeting on Wednesday, January 21st at the home of .Mrs. Elizabeth Skelding, Newcastle. Mr. Harold Schmidt of Baden was a caller on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott were dinner guests last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Purdy of Peterborough. Peterborough. Sympathy is expressed to the family and friends ofthe late Mr. L. De Smit who died Thursday. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Ransom from Morris Funeral Parlour Parlour on Saturday afternoon with burial at Whitby. The U.C.W. members served lunch to the mourners in the Sunday School room at Newtonville. The "Browns" held a family family get-together at the Flying Flying Dutchman Hotel, Bowmanville Bowmanville for brunch on Sunday. Sunday. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmer. Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brown and Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Brown, Mrs. Marie Trim, Mr. Jerry Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade and Michael- of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Trueman Henderson. All returned to Mrs. Marie Trim for the rest ofthe day. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Swales and children of Cobourg and Misses Jennifer and Michelle Henderson daughers of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Henderson joined them in the afternoon. Newtonville-Starkville Bowling 50/50 Draw - Saline Parks Team Standings Chimps 45, Baboons 41, Gorillas 40, Orangutans 27 pts. 200 games by Jean Arnold Arnold 275, Pat Millson 255, 244, 211, Saline Parks 254, Jean O'Neil 221, Blanche Jones 219, Bernice Henderson Henderson 215, Peggy Millson 214, Cindy Millson 203, and Joyce Stacey 202. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderson Henderson and family of Bowmanville Bowmanville with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson attended the Wrestling Matches at the Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliott were dinner guests on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes at Port Hope. Jack and Jean Ogden were Sunday morning church greeters. The choir sang Ring out O Bells of Bethlehem, and the sermon was entitled "I Have Come." Remember the square to rock dancing in the Hall on Saturday, January 24th and the change of date of the Session on Saturday, January January 17th at 1 o'clock to which all are invited, held at Newtonville. Newtonville. Preliminary meeting meeting to all interested to join the church on Thursday, January 15th at 8 o'clock at Newtonville Church. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Therton of Millbrook were dinner guests on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ogden. Newcastle Lions Atoms Battle Port Hope to Tie by Larry Pearce The Newcastle Lions Atoms hosted Port Hope Saturday, January 10th in an exhibition game and battled battled to an exciting 5-5 tie. Port Hope jumped into a 2-0 lead after one period on goals from Brian Bernard and Clint Farrell. Picking up assists were David Mac- Niel, Danny Ford and Jonathon Smith. FRANK HIEMSTRA Sales Representative For a Free Market Analysis of your property, please Call Frank Hlemstra 623-6121 or Res. 263-2260. Specializing in Land and Farms. Century 21 Gold Jacket Realty Ltd. 161 King Street E. Bowmanville 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. ANNOUNCEMENT Valerie Aston The Management and staff of George Van Dyk Real Estate Limited would like to congratulate Val for being our top sales agent for the year of 1986. W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED 234 King Street East Bowmanville Over 25 Years of Professional Real Estate Service Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 VILLAGE HOME - KENDAL - 1 '/a storey, 3 bedroom home on Vi acre lot, garage. $79,900. CaJI Bill Turansky 623-3393. 3 ROAD FRONTAGES -- 85 acres, Orono area, cleared land, great home or hobby farm site. Asking $129,900. Jack Brown 623-3393. SALESPEOPLE Joe Jeronimo, Assistant Manager. .... 623-6920 Carol Martin 705-324-9216 JohnShewchuk.... .... 623-5927 Anna van den Hoven .... 263-2972 Tom Turner ....623-5510 Evelyn Davis .... 983-9356 Clare McCullough.. .... 576-3060 Charlie Reid ....983-5914 Will Burrus 705-277-2773 Chet Jackson .... 986-4532 Jack Brown .... 263-2623 Millie Porter. .... 623-6776 Doug Irvine 705-932-5251 Lorna Clarke .... 433-4690 Bill Turansky .... 983-5420 Goluifc n. GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. Member Broker 161 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE 623-6121 OPEN HOUSE -- Spacious 2,000 sq. II. 3 bedroom bungalow on 10 acres. Fireplace In llvlngroom will keep you cozy this winter. Saturday, Jan. 17 and Sunday, Jan. 18 1:00 - 4:00 each nllornoon For Inlormatlon and directions call Frank" Hlemstra 623-5711. ATTRACTIVE STARTER HOME - 2 bedroom, mnlnlohnnco froo siding and ont-ln kitchen. A must to son. Call Tom Stout 623- 3174. GARDENERS PARADISE - 200 It. deep lot with many fruit trees and berry bushes and largo vegetable garden, Is the selling for this older 2 bedroom bungalow with big kitchen and llvlngroom. Dotached garage. Asking $96,900. For viewing call Jim Bush 983-9406. MOVING SOUTH? -- Prowler Robot. Deluxe Trailer, many extras. Asking $13,500. Call Banner Passant 623-0121. RENTING? -- You can do bottorl with tills 3 bedroom winterized collage lor only $18,000. Call Tom Stout 023-3174. The Lions fought back to take the lead after two periods 3-2. Craig Lockhart got them on the scoreboard first with help from Jeff Darrach and Derek Hon- eyman. Steve Stapleton tied the score on a pass from Derek Anderson after Jeff Pearce had won the faceoff. Steve Stapleton put the Lions ahead for the first time with Dèrek Anderson and Jeff Pearce setting him up again. Port Hope jumped back into the lead early in the third period on two quick goals by Danny Ford with Tony Goulah and Jonathon Smith each earning an assist. assist. Jeff Darrach tied the game again with a good solo 6c! van REALTY LTD. 214 King St. E„ Bowmanville 623-4445 IRIS FOWLER Sales Representative Edmond Vanhaverbeke, F.R.I., President of Edvan Realty Ltd., Is pleased to announce that Iris Fowler was the top selling representative for the month of December. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success. Iris may be reached at the office or at her home 1-705-932-2621. eelvan REALTY LTD. 214 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-4445 MURRAY PATERSON Sales Representative Edmond Vanhaverbeke, F.R.I., President of Edvan Really Lid., is pleased to announce that Murray Paterson was the top soiling roprosontntlvo lor the year 1966 and sot on all-time sales record lor Edvan Really Ltd. Congratulations and bast wishes lor continued success Irom all the Edvan stall. Murray may bo reached at tlio olflco or at Ills homo 987-4620. rush down the right wing and picked the corner ofthe net with his shot. Craig Lockhart Lockhart put the Lions back into the lead with an unassisted unassisted shorthanded goal only to have Port Hope come back for the tie on a shorthanded goal of their own by Clint Farrell from Jonathon Smith. David Arnold plaved two good periods in the Lions net, allowing two goals and Jason Bosak had a good third period even though Port Hope managed to put three by him as the game became became very wide open. Shawn Stephenson played an excellent two way game especially in his own end of the rink. rwm mm mm twitx r&mkk Cm/df' 669 RE/MAX Apple Realty Ltd.,| Realtor Real Estate Broker 221 King Street East Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1C5 Office 416-576-3111 sA „ ;,S ; * ^ A v . . DIANNA L. MANDZUK Sales Representative AN INCREDIBLE SALES VOLUME OF 1.25 MILLION IN 2Vz MONTHS!! Diana would like to thank all her friends and clients for making this goal possible. 2.8 ACRES! FIVE BEDROOMS! LARGE BARN! $94,900! -- This property also includes a large L- shaped, two-storey barn; immediate possession available; located on good road; 30-40 minutes from Bowmanville and Oshawa. RETIREMENT OR STARTER HOME ON A TREED HALF ACRE LOT $89,900 - Two- bedroom bungalow nestled In tall trees with southern exposure. Located within walking distance of village of Bethany on a paved road. Includes detached garage, two sheds, TV tower and rotar, chimney for an airtight, finished familyroom, full basement, nice deck overlooking greenbelt and all drapes! SPACIOUS FOUR BEDROOM LINK $114,9001 -- This spacious lour bedroom link includes a 4- pc„ plus a 2-pc„ diningroom and llvlngroom combination, lull basoment, attached garage on a nice lot. Located near schools, tennis court, park and children's playground, and lake within city limits of Oshawa. 2.8 ACRES DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL - Acreage located In Bowmanville In excellent area (Liberty - Concession) Zoned residential. Builders terms available. $10,000 FOR TWO 100' BY 338' LOTS I - Located west ol Goodorham County ol Hallburton. Terms avallablo. Dianna can bo ronchod at: 416-576-3111 (olflco); , 705-277-2516 (residence) Please call collect! R&tVINK RfrMTX RM4KK RWKK R&tMKK The Lions play their first playoff game this coming Thursday at home against Orono at 7:00 p.m. CORRECTION In the Miracle Mart flyer in this week's paper, it is advertised that Crawford Haggis is available. This is incorrect. It should read Bairds Haggis. An all Canadian Company iMl cornerstone realty ltd. realtor 112 king at. e., bowmanville 623-6000 « JANESCOTT I am pleased to announce my association with Re/Max Cornerstone, Bowmanville, and wish to thank all my clients, friends and especially my family for their loyal support In the past. This is a very exciting move for me because working at Re/Max is much like having my own company. This flexibility enables me to provide you with the utmost In professional services. Looking forward to your continued support, please call me at 623-6000 or 623-4273. eelvan REALTY LTD. BROKER 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4445 ' Ajax-Toronto call 686-04/7 FOSTER CREEK SUBDIVISION -- NEWCASTLE Be a part of this new community in Newcastle! - Energy efficient construction. - All houses primarily brick. - All houses have garages. - Just off 401 for commuting. - Minutes from Oshawa. - Lots up to 60'. - Vintage series homes to 3600 sq.ft. - Detached above-ground. 3 bedroom homes from - $95,290yon 138' deep lot. - The quaintness of Newcastle Village with shopping, schools, churches, arena and swimming pool. - Full urban standards and services. Q.EnerMmk TtmOKtoatfF+cfM Your future comfort will be assured with modern electric heat. It looks alter the comfort of your family and lakes it easy on your pocketbook. Sales Representative on site Sunday from 12:30 • anytime for an appointment. //! # 4:30 p.m. or call 623-4445 ON A QUIET COURT -- 3 bedrooms, L- shaped dining/living room, lull basement, rec room with air-tight chimney, paved drive, on a super landscaped lot. Call Murray Paterson. 10 ACRE ESTATE PROPERTY - Gorgeous acreage with a stream, woods and complete privacy. Custom built ranch bungalow with many special features. Asking $265,000. Call Wilma Enlwlsle. UNIQUE BUILDING LOT - on a quiet country road. 1.29 acres is available for you to build your dream home. Lots of trees and a good pond site. South-east of Kendal. Call Murray Paterson. HOBBY FARM - NEWCASTLE AREA - Good road frontage and well maintained 4'/z acres with 3 bedroom bungalow, garage and small barn. Asking $142,000. Call Wilma Enlwlsle. LOOK WHAT $149,000. BUYS - 1200 sq. II. new bungalow with forced air electric furnace, 3 bedrooms, full basement, 68 acres with 5 acres bush and 2 small barns. Newtonville and 401 location. Call Murray Paterson. INCOME PROPERTY - Village of Newcastle containing 2 apartments. 1-3 bedroom with living room, kitchen and main floor laundry room and 1-2 bedroom with living room, kitchen and 3-car garage. Large lot. Call Murray Paterson. Almost 10 years experience In real estate sales. You can rely on our service. Call now for us to evaluate your home. Dorolhy Huitloiu 623-3651 Ed Vanhaverbeke 987-5079 Donna Sokay 987-5186 Murray Haleibun 987-4628 Arlcen Handley 797-2306 Bob Cooper 623-9261 Joslo Doxlator ... 623-955- Wilma Entwlslo 706-29 it Iris Fowlor 1-705-932-2621 ARLEEN HANDLEY Solos Representative