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12 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, February 17.1988 Real Estate Guide Making A Move i Give us a call at 623-4433 PRESTON Movir Cotyvirrj and Port Hone Call Toll F ring and Storage oil Ree 1-B00-263-8001 Norwood Even with Newcastle Tyrone United Church Women Hold Meeting Happy 50th Anniversary Mom and Dad With Love From the Family By Robert E. Stiles The Newcastle Juveniles travelled to Norwood on Sunday afternoon, February 14 for a 4 p.m. game which was the 4th game of the quarter finals. Norwood evened the series at 2-2 witha convincing 8-3 victory. victory. Lending the Newcastle squad was Todd Yarrow with 2 goals and 1 assist. Dave Lafrance contributed 2 assists while Kevin Hartwig had 1 goal and Keith Vey with 1 assist. Norwood was led by Midget player Richad Coughlin with 3 goals. Mike Barr and Glen Bock had 1 goal and 1 assist each. Andy Woodburn, Terry Cation and Ken Hamblin had 2 assists assists each. Bryan Doherty, Tom Kerber and Midget Scott Rogers all had 1 goal each while Gord Harmon and Midget Ron Buchanan rounded out the scoring with 1 assisteach. The first period saw Newcastle Newcastle open the scoring at 3:52 with Todd Yarrow getting getting his first of the game assisted assisted by Dave Lafrance for a 1-0 lead. Todd Yarrow scored his 2nd of the game at 5:24 assisted by Keith Vey and Dave Lafrance for a 2-0 lead. Norwood's Glen Bock was given the gate for slashing slashing at 6:30 to give Newcastle a powerplav that backfired when Richard Coughlin scored his 1st goal of the game shorthanded at 7:54, assisted by Ken Hamblin to REALTOR 8 r,E°« oE REAL ESTATE LIMITED 181 Church St. Bowmanville 623-4428 ANN VAN DYK 623-4638 PARK HERE! I This spotless 3 bedroom link home backs onto Soper Creek Park. The finished rec room with, pine bar has a walkout to deck. Living-dining room, 1 1/2 baths, attached garage, a feeling of privacy for only $126,900. Ask for Ann Van Dyk. BACKS ONTO GREENBELT Three Bedrooms, 4 levels, walkout from kitchen, kitchen, living and dining room. Located in established established subdivision in Bowmanville. Shows to perfection. Asking $133,900. Call Ann Van Dyk. i ' , ; PERFECT LOCATION For family with small children. Attractive 3 bedroom bedroom sidesplit, with large familyroom, chimney for woodstove, fenced side yard, central air. Asking $147,900. Call Steve Hollingsworth. I^:. / . < &£ <- . . y 1.8 ACRES INDUSTRIAL LAND On Baseline Rd., with framed 2 bedroom bunga-. low, Soper Creek flows through the north west 1 corner, land mostly wooded. Only $134,900. Call Tony Vos. THREE BEDROOM BACKSPLIT Central location, in-law apartment, inground pool, detached garage, well landscaped. Asking Asking $157,900. Call Lillian Smith. TOO GOOD TO BÉ TRUE? Have a look at this great home backing onto a wooded field in the quiet Village of Newcastle. 1 year old, 2 storey, 3 bedrooms, walkout from eat-in kitchen, finished rec room, attached garage, garage, fully sodded. All this and more for only $123,500. To view call Jeanne Store. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21 2 - 4 P.M. R.R. NO. 1 ORONO 3 Bedroom sidesplit. Features quality wood trim throughout, walkout from master bedroom to deck, large finished rec room, 200 ft. deep lot. Listed for thq littlo price of $129,900. Your hostess Ann Van Dyk. Directions: Main St, South, near the 115 highway. Watch for signs. i*: '•*èi SUPER LARGT RÀNCH STYLE " BUNGALOW Large treed lot, finished throughtout. Must be seen. Call George Van Dyk. Asking $219,900. IT THE PRESCOTT $127,000. lJT" . -'-[i 1 A t. j, tjA y v , THE LINWOOD $131,900. For brochures and all information on tho Soper Court Subdivision, drop by our office at 181 Church SI., Bowmanville. Agent on site Saturday and Sunday between 2 and 4 p.m. Directions: King St. East to Simpson Avenue, watcli for signs, Stove Hollingsworth 623-6154 Henry Elkcns 983-5279 Lillian Smith 723-8805 Jeanne Store 987-4031 Ann Van Dyk 623-4638 Tony Vos : 986-0142 Dirk Woudstra 623-1336 George Van Dyk ,.. 623-4638 cut the Newcastle lead to 2- l.Tony Gregg had the only penalty for Newcastle at 11:37 to end the period with Norwood outshooting Newcastle Newcastle by a 13 to 9 margin.A1 Hall turned in a solid effort in the first period. The 2na period saw Norwood Norwood score 4 goals in a span of less than 5 minutes to take a 5-2 lead. Bryan Doherty scored at 1:58 to tie the score at 2-2 assisted by Gord Harmon. Harmon. Tom Kerber scored at 2:17 assisted by Ron Buchanan Buchanan and Ken Hamblin for a 3-2 lead. Mike Barr scored unassisted at 4:47 when he took a harmless shot from the boards at the hash marks of the face-off circle that eluded Hall for a 4-2 lead. Glen Bock made it 5-2 with a goal at 6:43 assisted by Andy Woodburn. Mike Barr was in the sin bin for elbowing at 7:40 for Norwood but Newcastle Newcastle were unable to score on the advantage. Newcastle's Newcastle's Kevin Hartwig scored on a backhand shot from 20 feet at 10:12 assisted by Todd Yarrow to narrow Norwood's lead to 5-3. Tom Kerber for Norwood went off for slashing at 13:47 to give Newcastle another Ê owerplay only to have 'ave Lafrance all alone with only the goal tender to beat and he rings one off the post, (which seemed to be our luck throughout the game). Keith Vey went off for roughing at 14:13 to end the period. Norwood Norwood outshot Newcastle by a 15 to 9 margin in the 2nd period for a 2 period total of 28 to 18 for Norwood. The 11 man Newcastle squad showed their fatique in the first half of the 2nd period as Norwood had 17 skaters. The 3rd period saw Newcastle Newcastle regain their 2nd wind but still couldn't capitalize on any of their opportunities only to have Norwood score 3 more to take an 8-3 lead. Norwood made it 6-3 when Richard Coughlin scored just under the crossbar crossbar at 5:40 assisted by Terry Cation and Mike Barr. Scott Rogers made it 7-3 at 11:41 assisted by Andy Woodburn and Glen Bock. Newcastle's Todd Yarrow received a unsportsman unsportsman penality and 10 minute misconduct at 13:51.' Keith Vey received a roughing roughing penalty with 37 seconds left and was sent' to the dressing room along with Richie Dupe witha misconduct misconduct to give Norwood a 2- man advantage in which Richard Coughlin scored his 3rd goal of the game with 22 seconds left assisted by Terry Terry Cation. Ken Hamblin appeared appeared to be injured in the Newcastle zone and after the play was stopped the player threw his stick about hip high, just missing a couple of Newcastle players and only received a 10 minute misconduct misconduct penalty instead of a major (5 minute) penalty and this was with 8:44 remaining remaining in the game. Rule 83(c) states a major penalty shall be assessed any player who throws his stick or any part in any zone, but not at. the puck or puck carrier. The score at this point of the game was 6-3 for Norwood Norwood and a 5 minute possible possible powerplay, but the referee referee never assessed the proper penalty. After the rash of Newcastle penalties, the ref eree called Bryan Doherty and Brian Wilde for roughing roughing with 12 seconds left on Norwood Mike Cairns had a 5 minute slashing penalty assessed assessed to him alçng with a misconduct. The coach questioned questioned how the referee handled the game and received received a gross misconduct for showing his concern and- wanting an explanation on the calls but only received a threat of another Gross Mise., if he didn't take off and leave him alone. Newcastle outshot Norwood Norwood 12 to 9 in the 3rd period period for a total of 37 directed to Allan Hall of Newcastle with Jim Lytle having 30 _ shots to handle. Toastmasters Clubs Meet Twenty-nine Toastmasters Toastmasters shared a sense of fellowship fellowship last Tuesday as they participated in a joint meeting meeting with the Bowmanville and Oshawa Toastmaster clubs. The expertise of some seasoned Toastmasters became became evident as we travelled through a maze of motions. The Chairman, TM Rob Owens, Owens, however, did guide us safely to the end of the business business session. TM Joan Winter Winter earned the Spark Plug. Table Topics is an educational educational exercise of impromptu speaking. The Table Topics Master, Oshawa TM Steve Reilly, chose as his theme "Toastmasters are Achievers" Achievers" and asked members to employ imagination as he provided each speaker with an achievement to talk about. Later, he presented the trophy for Best Table Topics Speaker to TM Egon Pedersen. TM Irene Konzelmann opened the prepared speech session with a toast to Cupid and wove her Valentine theme into the introduction of the four speakers. TM Robert Korhonen (Oshawa) entertained us with "Did you say two?" - an account of his experiences of raising twins. TM Joe Christl followed the guidelines of the Advanced Speech Manual in his im- tu presentation, lould we subsidize the Canadian Canadian Industry?" A practice speech by Oshawa TM Kathy Kathy Main dealt with "The Rock of the Nation," a description description of the Canadian rock formations. TM Randy McGillivray, utilizing the goals outlined in book speech #8, swayed his audience to be critical of "Sunday Shopping." Shopping." TM McGillivray won tho trophy for Best Speaker. The evaluators were TM Marilyn Dow. TM Bob, Porter Porter (Oshawa), TM Nancy Barnes and TM Wayne Nor- braten (Oshawa). The latter won the trophy for Best Evaluator. The General Evaluator, Oshawa TM Joan Harrigan, was impressed with the evening's programme programme and commended the Toastmasters who helped to make it happen. Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters meet every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Lions Centre. Everyone is welcome. For more information, please call Irene Konzelmann 983- 9423 or Tricia Eyman 436- 2579. QniuiB,. Irxï- fïl m\ GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD 161 KING ST. E. BOWMANVILLE 623-6121 COURTICE New 4 bedroom family home featuring 1 1/2 baths, separate separate dining room, attached garage garage and more, asking just $114,900. with Banner Passant at 623-6121, VENDOR TO HOLD FIRST MORTGAGE Excellent starter or retirement home centrally located with 2 bedrooms, large kitchen with sliding glass walk-out, and 100 AMP service. For details call Donna Flemming at 623-6121 or 623-1413. YOUR SEARCH IS OVER! Supor starter or rotiromont 1 1/2 storey, 3 bedroom brick/ aluminum family home with double car garage, utility room and much moro situated close to all amenities. Susan Welsh can help you at 623-6121 or 623-2297. NEWCASTLE Spacious backsplit on a very largo lot with family room, dock, 2 baths and much moro asking just $139,900, with Val Aston at 623-6121 or 623-4907. PRIVACY PLUS This tastefully decorated link home features a huge master bedroom to handle your king size bed, separate dining room and much more. Just ask for Geoff Aston at 623- 6121 or 623-4907. COUNTRY LIVING Newly renovated 3 bedroom family homo on over 1/2 acre. Features new pine kitchen, full basement, detached garage and more. Asking just $123,900. David Passant can help you at 623-6121 or 623-3408, WHY NOT S-P-R-E-A-D OUT? Throe bedroom raised bungalow bungalow on largo country lot. Ensuite Ensuite In master bedroom, formal formal dining room and eat-in kitchen with walkout to dock. Jim Bush can help you at 623-6121 or 983-9486. FOR A FREE MARKET EVALUATION OF YOUR PROPERTY PLEASE CALL 623-6121 Press Sec. B. Jones Wednesday afternoon - February 10tn - at 1 p.m. 14 Tyrone UCW ladies gathered gathered in the the C.E. Wing of the church. Jackie Vaneyk brought the meeting to order and called on Elsie Roy for the minutes of the last meeting. meeting. A letter was read from the secretary of the Exchange Exchange magazine. Treasurer Carol South- well gave her report. Offering Offering was taken and dedicated. dedicated. World Day of Prayer is to be celebrated March 4th at Hampton at 1.30 p.m. - Tyrone Tyrone ladies have been asked to have a reading. Auberge Groups are holding holding a meeting April 19th at Oshawa with Maud Barlow as speaker. Betty Pascoe gave the Official Hall Board report. Ann Pleasance reported on catering. She had one for June 25 to be accepted or rejected. rejected. Betty Pascoe moved to accept. Ann 2nd the motion motion and it was carried. A service of one hundred and twenty years of the UCW is to be held either March 13 or 20th and this will be settled soon. Anin (as Social function committee spokesman) suggested lunch following the pervice._ On behalf of Tyrone UCW ladies, Elsie Roy read a fitting reading and presented presented Hilda Wrignt with a gift - as the Wright's have left Tyrone Tyrone Hilda will be missed as she helped out a great deal - and sometimes on very short notice - we all hope she will enjoy working amongst her new neighbours and in her new vicinity. February 29th Mrs.Anne Squire will be moderator at the St. Stephen's Church for a full day - with plenty of communication, Service and togetherness - Hoping several several ladies will be able to attend. attend. March 7th the Annual meeting will take place in Centennial United Church, Oshawa with Sylvia Duncan as guest speaker. A request for a donation had been received from "Roads to Durham". Bessie Vaneyk moved we give fifty dollars toward the cause and Betty Pascoe 2nd the motion - carried. Some discussion came forth concerning a new copi er for church business. PHy- liss Haines moved our UCW donate the sum asked for and Bessie seconded the motion motion - Carried. Our UCW donated toward toward the M & S fund each year and for 188 Bessie moved we give $600 to the Fund and Ann seconded the motion - Carried. Bessie suggested the Lenten contribution go toward toward paying one person's way to tne "Women's Conference" Conference" with a stipulation - "that this person has not attended attended before" and Jean Slemon 2nd the motion. It was also suggested the UCW pay for lunch that is to be served following church service on February 14th. It was moved by Betty and seconded by Ann and with all in favour. Don't forget the Pot Luck supper at 6 p.m. - February 27 in the C.E. Wing. Jackie had a tape(Video) for us to listen to and watch as two African people ; - Louise Tappa and Valentine Ziuwa discussed problems in that country-(Creation in Crisis). i Many of their problems were much like those of oiir own country. Food Policies - Farming people having to work at other jobs besides farming. Where as the men must go to other work and leave their women and families to work the land. Therefore causing - one parent families for tne most of the time. Land use - planting for exports, then must pay higher higher price for food the people need and should be planting. Ecology - some years we think it is dry but just imagine imagine in Africa where water is very scarce at certain times of the year and more scarce in certain areas. Beam Office: (416) 576-3111 Res: (705) 277-2516 or (416) 433-2579 ALLIN -- Norman John at Strathaven Nursing Home, Bowmanville Bowmanville on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 1988 in his 91st year. Norman Allin beloved husband of the late Edith Toombs and the late Edna (Carr) Shaw. Dear father of Donald of Bowmanville and James of Collingwood. Loved grandfather of Lisa, Tracey, Reid and Timothy, great-grandfather of Natalie and Brady. Dear brother of William, Harry and the late Alva Allin. Friends may call at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville on Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral service in the chapel on Friday at 1 p.m. Interment at Bowmanville Cemeterv. "Servicing Oshawa to Bethany and areas in between." DIANNA L. MANDZUK Sales Representative eelvan JOSIE DOXTATER Associate Broker BUYING-SELLING-MORTGAGES For all your Real Estate needs and enquiries call 623-4445 (Bus.) 623-9557 (Res.) Over 12 yrs. Experience $99,900. SOLID COUNTRY BUNGALOW Located between Pontypool and Bethany 15 minutes from Bowmanville. Private 124' x 124' lot with stream, updated interior with large dining dining room, livingroom enhanced with woodstove accented by brick wall. Full unfinished basement. EXECUTIVE RETREAT This 4 bedroom home is nestled in the trees on 96 acres of rolling countryside. Custom-built less than 1 year features butternut trim and cupboards, kitchen built-ins, and so much more. The basement is finished with patio doors, and separate in-law apartment or guest room. $499,900. Located 20 minutes from Oshawa. NEW LINK IN BOWMANVILLE - March 31st possession, walkout basement to large ravine lot. Colonial trim, breakfast greenhouse greenhouse kitchen, forced-air gas heat. Bring an offer, offer, listed $134,900. SOLINA COUNTRY PROPERTIES This property has two deeds. One features a i Century stone house on 10 acres with outbuildings. outbuildings. The other features 88 acres of workable land, trees and a bam with silo. Total package being marketed for $459,900. or $284,900. and $164,900. respectively for each separate separate piece. 126 ACRES FARM IN ENFIELD 3 bedroom home with barns and silo is nestled in a private setting with a view of the countryside. countryside. The rolling terrain features 80 acres workable workable and 20 acres of trees. Priced to sell at $239,900. .15 minutes from Oshawa. PONTYPOOL RAISED BUNGALOW Priced to sell at $129,900., features eat-in kitchen with walkout to deck, combination livingroom livingroom and diningroom. 3 Bedrooms, finished rec room done in pine wainscotting with brick' wall and woodstove. 4 pc. and 3 pc., separate side entrance lends itself to in-law potential. WANTED! COUNTY BUILDING LOTS LARGE ACREAGES AND FARMS RE/MAX APPLE 576-3111 RE/MAX APPLE 576-1?» HOCKIN HOCKIN REAL ESTATE LTD. 123 king ST. east Telephone 623*4115 BOWMANVILLE K MARY LOU MINTZ APPROXIMATELY 2,000 SQUARE FEET Brick and stone multi-level home, family sized kitchen with oak cupboards, airtight airtight stove in main floor family room, fireplace in formal living room,"three oversized oversized bedrooms plus one, inground pool, country setting. $185,000. HAILEY COURT Three -bedroom plus one, brick and aluminum, aluminum, two-storoy home, walkout from finished rec room, heated and insulated garage, lovely ravine lot, $129,900. Brad Hockln 434-3907 Frank Hooper 987-4817 Pat Marjorrison 623-2478 Mary Lou Mintz 576-3265 SPRING FED TROUT POND Makes a scenic backdrop for new, unfinished, unfinished, two-storey home. 2" x 6" studding, studding, superior construction throughout, 121/2 acres, interior finishing to be done by Purchaser. $345,000. 277 PACIFIC AVE., OSHAWA Neal, 1 1/2 storey, three-bedroom, brick home with garage on 40" x 115' lot, completely completely refurbished, attractively decorated, decorated, 11' x 15' master bedroom, private paved drive. Asking $103,000. THICKSON ROAD SOUTH, WHITBY Spacious, three-bedroom, brick bungalow bungalow close to the lake with access to 401. 135' x 160' lot is fenced and beautifully landscaped. High basement. $198,500. VENDOR MUST SELL Three-bedroom home on quiet court in Rossland and Bennett area of Whitby, approximately 1,700 square feet, family . : room with fireplace, 2 1/2 baths, large corner lot. Vendor' has bought firm. $159,900. RIVER VALLEY ESTATES New, three-bedroom, brick and aluminum bungalow, attached garage, three-piece, ensuite, unique family room with two skylights, oak kitchen cupboards in eat- in kitchen. $159,900. f f T~nPnrT' gÉ ||' I ||||~i r "~ i IT Jf SPRY AVENUE Brick and aluminum, five-level,,sidesplit in excellent residential area, three bedrooms, bedrooms, ensuite bath, central air, upgraded upgraded broadloom. $169,900. Ron Moore,, Jan Pollitt.,... Bob Sheridan.. Bob Slovens,. ..623-9263 . 983-5961 ... 623-3588 ,.623-3090 Madeleine Willian Marg Bain Loo Haunsborger,. Jack Ricard .987-4235, , 623-2661 .623-6144 .433-0036