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; 1 12- The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 30,1991 Happy birthday to Gord Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker Hats Off to the Port Perry Star .Congratulations to the Port Perry Star; a fine move to a beautiful new building -188 Mary Street, in an impressive setting! Also, we salute the Port Perry Star for its record of 125 years of consecutive publication. Our wjshes for them is prosperity, and success in the years ahead - J. Peter Hvidsten - Publisher, John McClelland - Editor; and their very efficient staff. ' An Enjoyable Holiday • It is interesting to have an item of news about Darryl Bradt of Caesarea, who has just returned from a weeks vacation in Florida. While there, he was the guest of A1 & Islay Kay of Caesarea, in a retirement trailer park. Darryl is continuing his studies at Key 590, in.the promotions department he will be there until April, 1991, yhere he is doing an internship; then he will be graduating. Our very best to Darryl for the future. Nestleton Presbyterian Church '"'Rev. Wm. Fairley conducted the 11 a.m. service in Nestleton Presbyterian Church. Shirley Scott played for the hymns in the absence of Joyce Taylor. Geo. Scott and Russell Brown welcomed welcomed at the door, and Dorothy Lee was in charge of the Sunday School. Rev. Fairley continued his , tàlk on the third book of the Bible- Leviticus- with a splendid rpessage for the S. School. - The responsive Psalm was #63 and the scripture readings from I Samuel and Joim 1:35-42. The sermon was the mystery of Communication Communication between God and man; between Jesus and His desciples, and between the Church and the people. Happy Birthday Gord Jeffrey of Port Perry, turned 94 years of age on Thursday, Thursday, January 24th, 1991. Gord is enjoying good health and was pleased to take daughter Donna and members of the family for a birthday dinner at the Gate Restaurant, Port Perry, to celebrate this milestone in his life. Gord Jeffrey was born at Kedron and moved to Scugog Island with his family at an early age. One of his enjoyable pursuits in his younger days was hunting and fishing. He has great memories of deer hunts and fishing for lake trout. His wife Hilda passed away in 1988. Gord was an active member of the Masonic Lodge and the Eastern Star - being Worthy Patron for Blue Ray Chapter in Port Perry. Our very best wishes to Gord for a wonderful year! Nestleton United An average congregation at Nestleton United on Sunday morning, morning, Jan. 27,11:15 a.m.. Welcoming Welcoming at the door was Reg Hughes. The ladies quartet composed of Kathy Tromans, Regenia Walker, Kay Notman, and Janice MacKenzie, sang a lively number entitled, "Psalm 16" under the direction of pianist Carol Mairs. REALTOR OEORÇC REAL ESTATE LIMITED 119 Scugog St., Bowmanville 623-4428 Randy McGillivray 623-3903 1 i ! Pi : « OPEN HOUSE Sunday, Feb. 2nd, 2-5 p.m. 8 Windham Crescent, Courtice « FIRST TIME BUYERS x Come see what we have to offer at 8 Windham Windham Crescent. Charming 2 storey, 3 bedroom home on premium pie-shaped lot, fully fenced, backing onto parkland, perfect for l young family, asking $159,900. Directions: Î Highway #2 to Sandringham to Windham I Crescent, follow signs. I# REDUCED TO $319,900. 2,000 sq. ft. commercial home with character plus, hardwood floors throughout. 116 King St. E., Bowmanville, in the heart of the commercial downtown core. Lot 221 ft. deep, ample parking for 13 cars, large 1 assumable mortgage. (1 p B6t M, JUST LISTED - SIMPSON AVENUE g Backsplit with dining room, family " room, fireplace, rec room, den, high efficiency gas furnace, central air, central vac, double garage, paved drive. Only $164,900. BEAUTIFUL 2 ACRE ESTATE LOT In a subdivision of exclusive homes near Enniskillen.Conserva- tion, asking $140,000. COURTICE 14 exceptionally attractive building lots, ravine view, fully ser- I viced in area of superior homes. Ranging from 50 ft. to 65 ft. | frontage and up to 143 ft. deep. Priced from $105,900. and up, builder's terms. 4 PLEX AND STORE has excellent income potential, located on Albert St., Oshawa, asking $159,900. Vendor will hold financing, call for more details. Rev. Dale Davis taught the children to be "Fishers of Men" wnn Date at tne piano. His sermon sermon theme "A Whale of a Tale" Scripture Mark 1:14-20 & Jonah 3:1-10 was read by Arthur Weir. Offering received by Reg. Hughes and Arthur Weir. Beautiful hymns were sung; "Amazing Grace; I heard the Voice of Jesus Say" and O, Jesus, I Have Promised," Benediction and Three Fold Amen. After a bountiful luncheon the annual meeting was held with Rev. Dale Davis, the chairman, ably assisted by Secretary Arthur Weir. There will be many changes re - the church activities during the new year, 1991. Family Affairs Visiting at the Cawker farmstead, farmstead, Scugog Pt. Rd., during the week were Professor Kenneth Cawker of Scarborough, and son Arthur Cawker of Sudbury. The bride and groom Trish and Bryan Cawker of Kitchener, were Sunday, Sunday, guests. They havé been very busy getting settled in their new abode. The S. Cawkers had a lovely visit with Alan and Eleanor Cawker on Friday afternoon over coffee, and later a delicious dinner dinner with Grant and Merna Cawker, Chris and Cathy, all of Oshawa. The Minced Era Yours truly read an interesting item just recently written by Greg Clark, and would like to share it with you. Here goes! To do.with food: This is the minced era. To the young, nothing is more attractive attractive than hamburgers and hot dogs. Hot dogs are just as minced minced as hamburgers, though encased encased in a skin. If you watch the cookery pages, you will see that nothing gets more space nowadays than casseroles. And what are casseroles but minced? Salads are minced. Potatoes are generally minced as French fries or potato chips, and so on. It would not be good to offer the public roast beef or a leg of lamb when we are in the hamburger business! To me, hamburg is the most versatile meat one can buy; it can be used in so many different ways! Re.member folks! Let's Reduce, Reduce, Re-use and Re-cycle. Let us get into action. We have to do our share! Everyone is invited to join the war on garbage. We are all responsible for the environment and individual actions do make a difference! Catholic Community Report We have a regular service every Sunday at 11:30a.m. in the Nestleton' Hall. Now we have coming up - Adult Faith Group, Scripture, History and Personnal Experience are the ways God is revealed, on Sunday nights at 8:00 p.m. starting February 10 in Nestleton, V4 mile north of Coun- 4ry-Store: - Wygerde bungalow. Homelife ADVANTAGE i REALTOR MEMBER j BANNER PASSANT Associate Broker For all your Real Estate needs call Bus: 1-416-433-4747 Res: 1-416-797-2819 214 King St. East, Bowmanville 623-4445 n REALTY LTD. 85 King St. West, Newcastle 987-4733 Ajax/Toronto 686-0477 ... -S' WILF BURRUS Sales Representative WARM AND FRIENDLY Feelings prevade when you enter this Orono home. Gas heated at only $595.00 for year! Private yard, garage. garage. Super starter with appliances. $149,900. Call Iris Fowler, Sales Representative. IN THE PINES Plan your homesite nestled amidst the pines on this acre lot. 150' x 300' on a paved road with great highway highway access. Reduced to $69,900. Call Iris Fowler, Sales Representative. .: " U-:\ ; NEWCASTLE AREA - 142' X 150' LOT ' Attractive 3 bedroom country bungalow. Cathedral ceilings. Beautiful finished lower lower level with fireplace and wet bar. ^$159,000. Call Wilma Entwisle, Sales Representative. 373 MILL STREET SOUTH, NEWCASTLE Close to 401 for commuters. All brick, two storey, oak floors throughout. Sun room, double' paved drive. $156,000. Call Wilma Entwisle, Sales Representative. 20 MINUTE DRIVE And only $114,500. Cute and cozy, 2 bedroom home has had updating. Call Iris Fowler, Sales Representative. BIG ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU, SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOU. Will Burrus 1-705-277-2773 Ed Vanhavorboko 987-5079 Murray Pntorson 987-4628 Iris Fowlor 1-705-932-2621 Donna Turner 1-786-2058 Dirk Woudstrn 623-1336 Arloon Handley 1-707-2306 Barb Elliott 623-6672 Val Aston 623-4907 Wilma Entwislo 1-786-2911 Dorothy Hartford 623-3651 Excellent crowd at Agricultural meeting Blackstock and Area News An excellent crowd attended the Blackstock Agricultural Society annual meeting on Thursday Thursday evening at the Recreation Centre. President David Petrie welcomed everyone and after Ralph Larmer said Grace, a bountiful pot luck dinner was enjoyed. enjoyed. Following dinner,, guest speaker Bill Lishman thrilled his audience with his talk of Life of Purple Hill. Treasurer Joyce Kelly presented a financial report that showed a successful season had been held. Chairmen of the many committees all gave their reports. Guests from District and Provincial Provincial levels of Agricultural Societies were in attendance and brought greetings - John Lester and Elizabeth Peelers District Director and Homecraft Rep.; Guy Scott, 1st Vice President of Crime Stoppers K Crime stoppers and Durham Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving the theft of root- lights from a police cruiser in Uxbridge. Sometime during the early early hours of July 14th last ear the red flashing roof- ights were stolen from a police police cruiser'. which was parked on the south side of the Uxbridge Police Station. Have you any idea who stole them? Have you heard who it might have been? Do you know where they are? Incidents of theft, damage damage and other criminal offences offences are on the increase and police need your help. If you have any information information which you feel might help police solve this or any other crime, call Crime Stoppers. Stoppers. As a caller you'll never have to give your name or appear in Court. A CASH REWARD OF UP TO $1,000 IS BEING OFFERED for information leading to an arrest. The Crime Stoppers phone number is: 436-8477 that's 436-TIPS, LONG DISTANCE CALL COLLECT COLLECT A Citizen Board administers administers the Crime Stoppers Programs Programs of which there are now over 850 in North America. The reward money is raised through Tax De-, ductible donations which may be sent to Durham Regional Regional crime Stoppers, P.O. Box 54, Oshawa, Ontario LlH 7K8. Plan Gets Green Light The Town of Newcastle has approved thé secondary plan for Maple Grove but with a few changes. Council decided on Monday Monday night that land on the west side of Maple Grove Road, Concession 2, could remain residential instead of being zoned agricultural. Councillor Diane Hamre said there had been concerns concerns raised from various government agencies regarding regarding the soil conditions in the hamlet. She said there shouldn't be.further residential residential development in the area. Councillor Ken Hooper said it was a small piece of land located across tne road from existing houses. Planning Director Frank Wu added that the property was four acres in size and that the maximum number of houses that could be built on the land was four. COME SEE NO G.S.T.! East of Newcastle, 1 3 bedroom Cape Cod home,on approx. 1 acre. Oak cabinets and stairs, 3 bathrooms, main floor family room, double garage, brick patio, R2000 const. 'Many extras. Priced to sell $239,000. or make us an offer. Call 619-396-8471 ' or 416-987-5522 KCETO TM 1 FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION 1 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-6622 - mm:l BOB CRAIG BUILDING LOTS TIMING IS IMPORTANT With prices depressed and trades not busy plan to build this spring. Two lots available, $69,500. and $77,900. Just under 2 acres, lots of trees. Call Bob Craig 623-6622 or 263-8441. PAT HURLEY BE THE HOSTESS WITH THE MOSTESS! Entertain in comfort! 1933 sq. ft. dream kitchen with walkout to deck and inground pool, ensuite bathroom, crackling fireplace. As close as your phonel Pat Hurley 623-6622 or 623-3899. EDNA HAMEL OPEN HOUSE SAT., FEB 2 and SUN., FEB. 3-1-4 P.M. 66 ANDREWS RD., ORONO Lovely 3 bedroom bungalow in Orono Subdivision. Large eat-ln kitchen, bedroom with walkout, finished rec room, large lot and great price $139,900. Take 115 to Taunton Rd. and follow our signs. Edna Hamel 623-6622 or 983-5426. cj- V' BETTY SMITH CEDAR PARK, HAMPTON - $27,900. Beautiful 1 bedroom mobile home on year round silo, 1989 Golden Falcon, oak Interior, lots of bullt-ins, great location with lots ol space and trees, swimming pool, mini golf, etc. Call Betty Smith 623-6622 or 987-4661. Ontario Association of Ag. Societies, Betty Lester, Secretary of Ont. Homecraft Division and Ialeen Crawford, Craft Room Convenor for Ontario Association. During the election of officers the new slate was Past President - David Petrie, President - Dale VanCamp; 1st Vice President - Leah Frew; 2nd Vice President - Lawrence VanCamp, Homecraft President - Dorothy Lee, Vice Homecraft President - Janice Beechey. The meeting concluded with watching slides taken of 1990 Blackstock Fair by Joan Graham. Sorry to report that Carol Porter, Nora Little, and Kathy Hill area all patients in Port Perry Hospital. We hope you are all feeling better soon. There were 14 tables at the wpekl v card nartv with the following following winners - Verna Slute, Carl Gimblett, Reta Storrie, Grace Bassant, Doris Hill, Elwood Manns, Violet Linton Low; Draws - Muriel Butson, Gladys Potts, Charlie Campbell, Carl Ferguson, Bertha Hurren and Grace Bassant. The Blackstock and District Lions Club would like to invite all farmers to a meeting on February 20 to hear the Hon Elmer Buchanan, Minister of Agriculture speak. Social hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. sharp, at the Blackstock Recreation centre. centre. Limited number of tickets from any Lion member of phone 986-5599 or 986-5552 for more information. Plans are underway for the annual annual Bob Fletcher Mixed Bonspiel to be held this coming Saturday, February 2. If you are interested in entering a team, call Dale VanCamp VanCamp at 986-0097 or Gerald Kelly at 986-4257 as soon as possible. Blackstock Women's Institute Fourteen of the Women's. Institute Institute met at the Town Hall for our brand new year of 1991. After our social time with muffins and jam, tea and coffee, the meeting opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Our president Jean Adams read a poem for the new year, Are we a Stumbling Block or a Slipping Stone? Business was dealt with; thank you's read from Denise House, Operation Scugog and the Salvation Salvation Army. It was voted to give donations to the Rape Crisis arid Community Care. Twenty-nine people had registered for the Bread Baking Course and 32 books sold. Roll Call - Name an en vironmentally friendly product subsituted for a harmful one was well answered. Mrs. Harold Mar- tyn spoke on the Motto-Recycling is the responsibility of all. Mrs. H. Shortridge was in charge of the programme on Canadian Industries. She introduced introduced Mrs. -Yvonne Christie who gave a most interesting talk on the industries within our Township of Scugog. Tourism is No. 1 which generates the most dollars with the number one attraction attraction being Lake Scugog. Agriculture is number 2. As well we have a number of many smaller industries. To name a few - Lishman's Furs which is an international international industry, Caesarea Fish and Chip, Boat Repairs at Nestleton, Central Seven, Mother Jackson, Star Tech.. Other places which employ which employ a good number of employees are the Post Offices, the Township, Hospital, Durham Police and the list could go on and on. Mrs, Shortridge thanked Yvonne for a very enjoyable talk. The next meeting will be on February 6 at 1 p.m. when the guest speakers will be Joe and Mary Frey, who will give a travelogue on their trip to their homeland in Europe last summer. summer. A warm invitation for any ladies to join the meeting. The meeting closed with all singing the national anthem. êclvan Prospective Purchasers look to Edvan Really because of our proven record of success. Thinking of selling your home? Call me now and I will arrange for a market evaluation of your home without cost or obligation. " Over 14 years experience." Wilma Entwisle Edvan Realty Ltd. 214 King St. E., Bowmanville Res. (416) 786-2911 Bus. (416) 623-4445 Tor. (416) 686-0477 HOGKIN REAL ESTATE 123 KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE 623-4115 ■REALTOR! WILL TRADE FOR SEMI Three bedroom, two storey home with attached garage on a fenced lot has main floor family room with fireplace and finished rec room. Reduced price $164,900. BOWMANVILLE TRIPLEX Professionally remodelled brick home. Two very attractive apartments, currently rented. Owner's resldenoe Is a new 1,600 square loot home attached. Heat pump, central air, large garage, workshop. Asking *335,000. SOME FIXIN' NEEDED Four bedroom, Bowmanville semi In an excellent location dose to both public and separate schools. Handy person needed . to turn this house to a home. Under power ol sale at *121,000. GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY This almost new, raised bungalow link Is thousands lees than builder's price. Two bedrooms up, one down, two lour piece baths, separate side entrance and more. Under power ol sale, must be sold. *141,000. TRY THIS FOR SIZE Two bedrooms up, two bedrooms down with separate side entrance. Older, bullt-to-last bungalow Is located close lo schools, shopping and the Bowmanville Hospital. New Turnace, maintenance tree, oversized lot *154,600. RENT ONE SIDE And live in the other ol this brick century home in the old desired area of Bowmanville. Landscaped, 104' x 79' lot. Oak floors, two heating syslems and separate driveways. Asking $179,900. iiÉ«0 $■■■ w ,4 k BOB STEVENS Sales Representative SHOWN WITH PRIDE This three bedroom, north end Bowmanville home Is ready to be moved Into. Freshly painted, fireplace In family room, two baths, wakout to pressure-treated wood deck, new khchen floor. Call now. $139,000. slf' HANDYMAN SPECIAL - $119,900. Three bedroom starter home on large lot In Bowmanville. This home is an Investment that will pay off. Call today, It's waiting just for you. GROUP Sutton Group Status Realty Inc. an mm i-i run m ui r.im n hi, m ii 286 King St. W. m Oshnwa, Ont LL3 Chet Jackson Sales Representative Res: 263-8377 t;.vr : ;40«) ^ AnnaMiUburn Sales Representative Res: 668-3985 432-8260 24 HOUR PAGER 432-8260 2 KITCHENS, 2 BATHS 2 + 1 bedroom brick home with heated and insulated garage, 50' x 150' lot, walkout from basement through solarium. solarium. Perfect starter or retirement home, $158,500. ij xx~x , -1 - , I - 1 -.-..-.V I SUNDAY, FEB. 3,2-4 p.m. NOW! ONLY $164,900.! 2.80 ACRES, YELVERTON! 4 bedroom renovated farmhouse, country kitchen, main floor family room,attached workshop. "Million Dollar-View" of countryside. countryside. Hwy. 57 north to Hwy. 7A, East through Nestleton to Yelverton, south to property. SUNDAY, FEB. 3,2 - 4 p.m. COUNTRY LIVING WITH PRIVACY! 3 bedroom Viceroy style, cathedral ceilings, ceilings, European kitchen, mature trees, .72 acre. Hwy. 35 North to Manvers 5th i Line, west to property. Reduced to $186,900. "WHEN ACTION MAKES THE DIFFEREh FOR A NO OBLIGATION "MARKET EVALUATION" CAL ICE" .L ANNA OR CHET! FRANK REALTOR W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED 234 King Street E., Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 rn Toronto Line 686-1035 MS 10K Let the 10K Advantage Work For You! DARE TO BE DIFFERENT Unique 3 bedroom home on large north end lot. A pleasure to show at $148,500. Bowmanville. Josie Doxtater, Assoc. Broker 623-3393 or 623-9557. i . 5 •i to -JB WATERFRONT COTTAGE View Lake, 3 bedrooms, relaxing retreat retreat for all seasons, walk to Golf Course. $105,000. Carol Martin, Sales Representative 623-3393 or 705-324- 9216. THINK SPRING! WATERFRONT Style, quality, privacy, 3 + 1 bedrooms, queen size kitchen. Spa, boat house, sandy beach, double garage. 100' shoreline. Carol Martin, Sales Representative Representative 623-3393 or 705-324-9216. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, FEB. 3-2-4 P.M. 1 ACRE PARADISE Spotless 3 bedroom bungalow. Hardwood floors, finished basement. $244,900. 1/4 mile north of Taunton Rd. at Leskard Rd, Charlie Reid, Sales Representative, 623-3393 or 983-5914. NESTLETON BUILDING LOT 75' x 200' lot. Asking $59,000. Carol Martin, Sales Representative, 623-3393 or 705-324-9216. VIEW LAKE, YEAR ROUND HOME 3 bedrooms, overlooks lake. Deeded access to sandy beach. Large workshop workshop garage, lot 75' x 200'. Walk to Wolf Run Golf Course. $129,900. Carol Martin, Sales Representative 623-3393 or 705-324-9216. THIS IS IT! $134,900. Just listed. 5 level backsplit semi, family family room with walkout to deck and In- ground pool, 4 levels finished, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Dave Durham, Sales Representative, 623-3393 or 987- 5722. "Over 30 Years of Quality Real Estate Service"