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I AKk YOV MlSSIXt; Mirk i'ikck ( )i ; Till-ACTION'? Wrt botini for people who ire ambitious enough to lolor the goH ...wd set k. >bu1 be backed by the resources oi the larfest real estate organuaiian in the world, jnduàn* in intmuuonal V.I.P.* referral system and on- Sows trwwg through our eictan* Career Trak* lyslem. Frt out whrt over 5.800 CENTURY21 neit0*eurfuod professionals across Canada have som| (or them. Qntuifc 21 JÏÏ GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. 161 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-6121 THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. ■ kK 0*1 Cwterr 21 *wt EiUN CerfvttM. DBIA Members Discuss Promotion of Downtown The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 13, 1987 15 From Page One west of Bowmanville. He said there are numerous events which could be staged each weekend in Bowmanville and the summer events would be an annual event. "The list is endless and is limited only by your imagination," he said. Yet once the scheme gets rolling, "kids would literally nag their parents parents to take them to Bowmanville." • The delivery was followed by Mr. Purdy's discussion of effective newspaper newspaper advertising for each business. Mr. Purdy, a member of the BIA, admitted he was "somewhat frustrated" frustrated" by the lack of enthusiasm from some merchants during a downtown downtown promotional event. "I honestly think there are a few merchants in this community, as well as others, who don't want their stores to become any busier," Mr. Purdy confessed. Yet he said all stores should want more business because greater revenues revenues reduce overall costs. As for the newspaper's role in the marketing process, Mr. Purdy said "advertising is news" and that an effective effective ad is as well read as a paper's editorial copy. He noted that an effective ad reduces reduces the amount of time a merchant must spend convincing consumers to buy once they have entered the store. Mr. Purdy explained how none of the arguments against newspaper advertising advertising has any merit and he noted that even stores which do not want new customers should advertise to maintain their existing clientele. The speech was logically followed by Mr. Boyes' discussion of effective window advertising. Among the points stressed by Mr. Boyes were that an effective window display must attract the interest of the passing customer, arouse interest, interest, create desire, win the confidence confidence of the customer and lead to a decision to buy. Mr. Boyes noted that the window works the same way that the merchant does inside the store. Mr. Boyes said the average time spent looking at a store window is three seconds and that merchants must work to increase that time. As well, he stressed that window displays should probably be changed each week and that windows must be kept clean. He noted that during a stroll through downtown Bowmanville, he only saw six store windows which were clean. "Your customers are looking through those windows," he said. Orono News By Isabelle Challice Quote-- "The unfortunate thing about this world is that good habits are so much easier to give up than bad." Mrs. Hilda Tamblyn, Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Adele McGill attended the Saturday luncheon of the Durham Club in Toronto. Mrs. Sandra Bailey and daughter, Oshawa, were Saturday evening dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. Jennie Bowin. Mother's Day visitors with Mrs. Dorothy Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kimmett and Becky and her friend Trisha Boyd, all from Lindsay. Mother's Day guests of the Challice's were Mrs. Nancy Hockbert, Jessica and Jennifer, Jennifer, Oshawa, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutherland and girls, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McNaul, Oshawa, were last Friday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Billings Billings and then attended the "Variety Concert". Again congratulations to the hard-working horticulture horticulture crew, who laid sods all around the brand new flower bed atCurvply. Now, if only it will rain, we'll have a good looking addition addition to the town. Mrs. Joan Webster and Miss Mary Jewell, both from, Bowmanville, Mrs. D.* Bailey and Mrs. E. Billings all visited their aunt, Mrs. Harold Rickaby, Oakville, on Monday; Leska r'd Card ; PaiTy ; - The monthly: meeting of IMPRESSIVE 100 PLUS ACRES - KIRBY Pride of ownership Is prédominent In the home, yards, barns and fields. Suitable for horses, beef cattle or hobby farm set-up. Excellent location, only minutes north of Bowmanville. A pleasure to show at $339,900. Photo presentation available for your viewing. Call Dianna at 576-3111 or residence numbers - 416-433-2579 and 705- 277-2516. 11 ACRE CENTURY HOBBY FARM R.R. 5 BOWMANVILLE Built In the 1870's and restored to maintain the uniqueness of the century character. Large country kitchen features oak cupboards with island, and fireplace with sitting area. The barn features 6 stalls, 2 standing stalls, tack room and paddock areas. Large walnut trees enhance the front entrance. Priced to sell at $299,900. Photo presentation available for your viewing. Call Diana at 576-3111 or residence numbers 416-433-2579 and 705-277-2516. COUNTRY EXECUTIVE •BETHANY Located In Bethany Is this spacious all brick sldespllt with 3-car garage. Excellent potential for In-law apartment or family business. Features 3 washrooms, sauna rough-ln, finished family room and rec room, spacious kitchen with patio doors to deck area. Priced to sell at $189,900. COUNTRY BUNGALOW • BETHANY Potential hobby farm due to large workshop at rear of greenbelt lot. The sunken livlngroom Is enhanced with fireplace and cathedral ceilings. $159,900. COUNTRY BUNGALOW ■ PONTYPOOL There's In-law potential here I Basement walkout with finished bedroom, 3 pce„ family room and rec room. Attractively landscaped With above-ground pool and dock area. $139,900. INCOME/BUSINESS PROPERTIES • Legal, non-conforming 6 plox and 4 plox on 3 acros In village of Enniskillen. $319,900./$209,900. • Small, profitable coffee shop business lor sale In good area lor $29,900. Includes all equipment. CUSTOM-BUILT ON 5 ACRES CAVAN There's quality In this 4 bedroom, all brick, 2 storoyl It features colonial trim, oak slalrcaso, main floor family room and laundry room and 3 washrooms. The entire 5 acros Is attractively landscaped. $239,900. LAND • 50 acres near Ganarnska Forest $49,900. • 1 acre ostato lot In Enniskillen $59,900, • 56 acres In Enllold $120,000. APPLE 576-3111 RE/MAX APPLE 576-3111 INTRODUCING THE LATEST HOMES ON THE MARKET. NOW ONLY $102,500. - This Immaculate brick bungalow Is on a large fenced lot, walking distance from Main Street. A must to view. Call Banner Passant at 623-6121 now. REDUCED TO ONLY $136,900. - This three bedroom century home Is In the heart of Bowmanville. Featuring a large lot, upgraded wiring and new double glazed windows, zoned for Income. For viewing call Tom or Dorothy at 623-6121. CENTRAL BOWMANVILLE - Stately older three bedroom home with eat-ln kitchen. Large lot with garden area. Call Banner Passant at 623-6121 to view. KEEP COOL THIS SUMMER - In this lovely 4 bedroom charmer featuring a York heat pump central air system and a finished rec room. On a quiet court, a super value at only $139,900. Call David Passant to see now at 623-6121 or 623-3408. ONLY $74,900. -- This two bedroom older brick semi has a third bedroom under construction In the full basement. Features a largo lot with garden area. Excellent starter or retirement home. Call Banner Passant at 623- 6121. JUST LISTED! -- This well maintained 4 bedroom home Is freshly decorated having a full finished basement with airtight woodstove and a wet bar. Features wainscottlng In the hall, upgraded Insulation, pressure treated deck, built-in micro cabinet In the kitchen and a huge wooden garden shed. Call Jim Bush to view at 623-6121 or 983-9486. DON'T BE A CHAUFFERI - Let the kids walk to school from this three bedroom home In Newcastle. Room for a workshop In this oversized garage, broad deck area for those summer barbecues and a large lot to wear off your meal. Call Pauline or David at 623-6121 to view now. COUNTRY LIVING -- Ten minutes east of Bowmanville! Features a three bedroom brick bungalow with unspoiled basement, triple garage on 10 acres. Easy Highway 401 access. Call now! Banner Passant 623-6121. Ontu i--i--i Wz GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. 161 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-6121 THE LARGEST REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD. EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED, • iiW (1M| lndmwki ol Cinlwy 21 Hul tmn topprilkn. Mrs. Ross, the Explorer leader gave a recap of the Explorer year and Mrs. Lyn Finlay, the C.G.I.T. leader gave a recap of their year. Mrs. Ross then thanked all the parents for their support support and also gave a thank you to the other leaders, Elaine Vagg, Sharon Reader, and Jennifer Henderson. Henderson. Awards were presented for perfect attendance to the followinggirls: Jennifer Goodmurphy, Michelle Ross, Katrina Kent, Shanon Hawkshaw, Tereza Henderson, Henderson, Carolyn Hinton, Leah Lockhart, Christine Reader, Tamara Kent, Joanne VanDyke, Jennifer Easton, Tanya Allin, and Miranda Weeks. The Explorer of the Year award was presented by Elaine Vagg to Michelle Ross. A graduation ceremony was held for the following Explorers: Jennifer Easton, Stephanie Coleman, Katrina Katrina Kent, Carolyn Hinton, Jennifer Goodmurphy, Carrie Carrie Henderson, Michelle Ross, and Rachel VanHam- burg. Each graduate was presented presented with a graduation certificate and a corsage. Congratulations were extended extended to the girls by Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Finlay, and Mrs. Milncs. A candlelighting service followed. Each girl lit a candle candle from the Christ candle and said a short note of re- memberance from their years of beingan Explorer. The service closed with the singing of "God is so good" and the Explorer Prayer. Everyone then joined hands and sang taps. Orono-Kirby Official Board meets Tuesday, May 26, at 7:30 p.m., Upper C.E. Room. Next Sunday, May 17, Rev. Bill Tadeja, Chaplain at Oshawa General Hospital, will be preaching at both Kirby and Orono. Leskard Community card lovers, was held Thursday, May 7, with only seven tables tables playing progressive euchre. These were the high scores: Marie Couroux (80), Ruby Oulette (79), Reg Elliot (79). Low score went to Jean Allin (36), and Jean Allin was also lucky winner. Our next card party will be June 4, at 8:00 p.m., in Leskard Leskard Church hall. Orono Town Hall Party The weekly card party was held Wednesday, May 6, with 13 tables in progress. The following are the scores: Norma Moffatt (83), Ray Bester (83), Marg Todd (79), Debbie Green (77), Hazel Stapleton (77), Gladys Greenwood (77). Low score was Bertha White. The lucky draw winners were Marg Linton, Marg Todd, Debbie Green, and Hazel Stapleton. The next card party is Wednesday, May 13, and each Wednesday night through May. It will begin again the first Wednesday in October. Explorer and C.G.I.T. Parent Parent and Daughter Banquet The Explorer and C.G.I.T. Parent and Daughter Banquet Banquet was held on May 5th, 1987 with approximately 70 people present. The dinner was opened with the chorus "Come into His Presence", which was sung in a round. Rev. Milnes led in grace. A Kentucky Fried Chicken dinner with cake and ice cream was enjoyed by.all the girls and parents. ,AlRçi" dinner, there \yas a ' short business meeting. 1/2 PRICE* Selected In-Stock Wallpaper WALLPAPER 1/2 PRICE * All are easy to hang solid vinyl, B re-pasted, scrubbable and strippable. EW ARRIVALS INCLUDING MANY EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS. Hurry in today (or these great savings on PANACHEt and PHOENIX wallcoverings. 'OffBook Pnco tEipanded vinyls not included ON b" SPECIAL ORDERS 30% OFF* SELECTED WALLPAPER BOOK ORDERS •0« Book Pnco Faboc nol included WINDOW BLINDS iV-STOCK VERTICALS Enjoy the warmth and beauty of Irish Tweed textured blinds. Ideal for Patio Doors. Available in taupe, lawn or oatmeal. In-stock sizes: 68'Z?" x 85" and 81" x 85" Reg. From SALE 114.95 FROM MATCHING VAIANCE Reg. 30.95 9995 25» SALE CUSTOM MINI-VENETIANS 50% OFF* Select 1" aluminium minl-venelian blinds from St Clair's own collection of 33 fashion colours. 'Off manufacturer's sale list STAIN 1/2 PRICE airl Sale ends Sat. June6.1987 EXTERIOR ULTIMATE WOOD STAIN Water repcllant wood stain for siding, fences, etc... Solid hide and semi-transparent. Available in 48 attractive natural shades. Reg. - - - 33.99 SALE JUV/4 L StClair the paint and paper people PAINT 1/2 PRICE ST CLAIR PLUS LATH SATIN FIAT Now available in a washable Satin Flat finish for use in livingrooms, dining rooms and bedrooms. *1 ^U7 35.95 SALE JL / 4L $17 VELVl 00 OFF 1VETTE SUPREME 1ATEX SATIN LUSTRE PAINT One Coat, low sheen, scrubbable paint, available in white and over 500 pastel colours. Reg. 39.95 SALE $10°° ULTLW OFF .TLMATE EXTERIOR ACRYLIC FLAT This weather resistant paint is perfect for exterior wood, brick, stucco, etc. Available in white and over 500 pastel shades. Reg. _ _ 29.95 SALE JL 14 L WE WONT BE UNDERSOLD GUARANTEED LOWEST WALLPAPER PRICES our price checkers make sure of it. 2 OSHAWA LOCATIONS 1150SIMCOEST. NORTH 576-9971 MON.-TUES. 9:004:00; WED..THURS., FBI. 9:00 to 9:00: SAT. 94» to 6:00 MIDTOWN MALL 576-2431 . MON.-FRI. 9:00 to 9:00, SAT. 9:004:00 REALTOR nt o»Gt 623-4428 REAL ESTATE LIMITED 181 Church St. Bowmanville 623-4428 BRAND NEW 1636 SQ. FT. BACKSPLIT - 3 bedrooms, separate dining room, walkout basement, numerous upgrades. Asking $162,900. BRAND NEW RAISED BUNGALOW - 3 bedrooms, master bedroom has walkln closet and ensuite, greenhouse eating area, dining room off kitchen, unspoiled area for rec room 1V x 33' double garage. Just listed at $163,500. CENTRAL BOWMANVILLE $108,000. - Solid clean, 3 bedroom brick bungalow with dining room, large treed lot. $116,900, -- 2 storey, 3 bedroom link home, attached garage, walkout from dining area, backs onto greenbelt. Brand newl July closing. BRAND NEW -- 3 bedroom home, living room, dining room, greenhouse kitchen, 1 Vi baths, September closing. Asking $124,900. CEDAR LOG HOME ON 39 ACRES - This Is a unique and one-of-a-kind proporlyl 3 bedrooms, dining room, 3 bathrooms, largo eal-ln kitchen with dock and a spoclacular view ol Iho Kondal Mills. Basomonl Is complotoly finished with woodslovo, walkoul. 50' x 40' barn with hydro and walor, prosonlly used as mainly dog konnols. A cut above tho bosl! Jusl listed at $225,000. Ann Van Dyk 623-4638 Steve Ryan 623-4927 Tony Vos 986-0142 DlrkWoudetra 623-1336 George Van Dyk 623-4638 INVESTORS -- Como soo this 4 bodroom, 2 washroom townhouso al 71 Parklano Clrclo - tonanlod. Asking $94,500. $29,900. Is tho lull prlco ol Ibis small family llsh business, all equipment Included. Sieve Hollingsworth 623-6154 Henry Elkens 983-5279 Lillian Smith 723-8805 Elsie Spencer 623-3259 Susan Welsh 434-5720