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t 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, May 15,1991 s : ; : ' - |g Successful Education Week at Hampton Jr. P.S. by Michelle Balson The sun is shining, the skies are blue and the mosquitoes mosquitoes are already biting. I must say, it has been a lovely lovely day. I haven't done a bit of work all day. I sit, writing this column, very relaxed. For on this glorious day, set aside for the largest association, association, known as Mother's Day. To celebrate, my family took me to the circus at the Bowman ville Recreation Complex. There were clowns, bears and elephants to name just a few. The performers performers were excellent. It was a treat for all ages. Hampton Jr. Public School had a successful Education Education Week. The school held an Open House on May 8th at 7 p.m. Many students took part in making it a memorable night. In my recollection of the Spring Splash dance, I forgot forgot to extend a thank you to Pingles for their donation of potted flowers as well. Thank you again. On Monday, May 6th, the Cubs did their part in helping helping save the environment. The boys did a clean-up in designated areas of Hampton: Hampton: On Monday the 13tn, the Cubs had a bicycle ride in the area. They rode a healthy five miles or so. This also helped them earn their Cyclist Badge. On Tuesday the 7th the skies were cloudy and threatened rain any minute. That didn't stop the 1st Hampton Brownies from having a delicious cook-out. It took place at leader Cheryl Cheryl Waller's house. Twenty- iree girls attended. They played games outside until dinner. The girls sat long enough to enjoy a traditional barbeque of hot dogs and other fine treats. Later, the Brownies helped plan their meals for camp, which is to take place June 21-23. Everyone enjoyed some fine card playing on Wednesday night. Ruby Smith took first place with 100. Second with 96 was Richard Potter. Bernice Renton Renton had 87. Meta Swain was fourth with 82 and close be- hind with 81 was Steve Ar- tym.. Bernice Renton also won the Most Lone Hands with six. Most Honest player went to Helen Gilroy. Daisy Bell won the Special. Draw winners were Marg Hall, Laurna Swain, Doreen Fer- g ison, George Gilroy and oug Renton. On Thursday, May 9th, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Greenaway Greenaway of Bobcaygeon celebrated celebrated their Diamond Wedding Wedding Anniversary. Mrs. Greenaway's son, Fred Payne of Hampton and his wife, Isabel, spent the day with them. Highly respected and well known, the Greenaways were long time residents of Hampton before moving to Bobcaygeon after retirement. retirement. . The Greenaways built and operated the Shell gas station in the north end of the village for nearly 50 years, also selling Cockshutt farm implements. For a long time, Wilfred delivered the R.R. 1 Hampton mail. Alice was active in the Women's Institute and sang in the Church Choir for over 30 Registry Office to Close . . As of Sept. 20, 1991 the land registry office in Bowman Bowman ville will be closed. ' The information normally found at the Bowman ville office office will be available at the Durham Region Land Registration Registration Division in Whitby. Staff and records will be in- ' tegrated with the Whitby Land Registry Office. Town of Newcastle Mayor Marie Hubbard received notification notification of this change from the Minister of Consumer land Commercial Relations, -Marilyn Churley, last week. - The changes will benefit clients by offering access to all records needed and by being close to the office of the sheriff, the Ministry said in an announcement last week. People using the office will be able to research and close transactions within a county or regional municipality municipality in one stop. The provincial government government will save $1 million per year in operating costs and eliminate future costs in capital improvements, said Ms Churley. A total of 14 offices were identified as being merged with larger neighbouring land registry offices in a news release issued by the Ministry last week. All collective bargaining office staff will be offered comparable positions in the larger office. The managerial managerial staff will be offered comparable comparable positions in the ministry. ministry. w, Betty Smith BUNGALOW WITH WHEELCHAIR ACCESS $145,000. Just listed, Liberty St. South, 3 spacious bedrooms, possible 4th, newer pine kitchen, new storms and doors, new gas furnace, reshingled roof, central vac, clean, well maintained home. Very close to hospital. Call Betty Smith 623-6622 or 987-4661. A member dt tha TRILOHl group, MUST BE SOLD! BOWMANVILLE $112,500. Fast access to 401, close to schools and shopping. 4 appliances, 3 bedrooms, great family area. Immediate possession. To view call Helen Schill, Sales Rep. 571-0600/728-7667. ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD. REALTOR cornerstone realty ltd. 104 king street east bowmanville, Ontario L1C 1N5 'S2 W w phone: (416) 623-6000 57 Afn£ . toronto line: (416) 428-1206 a * fax: (416) 6 2 3 -7624 Recently in Las Vegas, Nevada, Re/Max International International presented Doug Humphrey of Re/Max Cornerstone Cornerstone Realty Ltd. with its highest award, the Re/Max Hall of Fame! This honour has been presented to less than 1% of all the agents who have ever joined Re/Max In Canada and U.S.A. This award is directly related to the recipient's recipient's volume of sales and is an indication of the consistent dedication and commitment to client service service through knowledge and experience. "At Re/Max the cream really does rise to the top". years. She also taught Sunday Sunday School. Rev. John Bick married the couple in Hampton 60 years ago. They spent the day quietly enjoying the many congratulatory cards. They have four grandchildren, grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, and one great, great grandson. Also on Thursday, the Scouts were at Camp Samac in Oshawa. The boys were having a great time at the Rifle Range. Supervisor Dave Hiller gave them a few hints on how to improve their shooting skills. A special special thank you to the fathers who came out to help. Thursday certainly was a busy day. A wonderful Parent/Daughter Parent/Daughter Banquet was held at the C.E. wing of the United Church. Forty Brownies and Guides and 42 leaders and parents attended. attended. The girls sang the grace. Everyone enjoyed a fine dinner dinner served by the U.C.W. Afterwards, Afterwards, Brownie leader Cheryl Waller gave the highlights highlights of the past year. A special thank you was extended extended to all leaders, Brownies Brownies and their parents for all their hard work. It made it possible for many girls to expand expand their horizons and nave lots of fun. Brownie Sarah Vetzal presented Junior Leader Cheryl Lepard with a gift as she will be leaving the pack this year. A Fitness Certificate Certificate was presented to Keera Gardner, Kara Gills, Kendra Lindenburg, Chrystal McGarrett and Briana Try- puc. Darlene Theriault presented presented District Commissioner Commissioner Jane Shaw with their Pennies for Friendship. The money partially goes to help other Guides around "the world. Then' Guide leader Elizabeth Elizabeth Bateman spoke about the Guides and the many things they had accomplished accomplished throughout the vear. The Guides held fundraisers, fundraisers, selling cookies, calendars calendars and soap. Guide Carrie Ovenden presented Commissioner Commissioner Shaw with their pennies. pennies. Guide Janet Moore bestowed bestowed a small gift to Ester Sharp for her extra special help. On behalf of the 1st Hampton Guides, Karen Hester gave a gift to their leader Elizabeth. It was after this the big moment came. Guides Kerr Sharp and Jessica Powell received received their All Round Cords. The girls completed the compulsory 75 badges and then some. The Guides held lit candles while leader Elizabeth told of the girls and their life of Guiding since they began in '89. Carrie Carrie and Jessica received their blue and white cords proudly. " Congratulations were also given with a small gift and roses. The Kids Drop-In Centre on Saturday was a big success. success. A lot of youngsters showed up, some parents did as well. The kids had a great time and it provides them with a safe place to hang-out. Most seemed to have tuckered themselves out early. You might see it end around 3 p.m. instead of 4. Any suggestions? On Tuesday, May 21st, the last P.T.O. meeting of '90-'91 school year will be held at the Hampton Jr. Public School at 7 p.m. The guest speaker will be John Cumberland, a behavior re-. source person for the Board of Education. The topic will be "Postive Parenting." Everyone Everyone is welcome to attend. June 11th is slated for M.J. Hobbs Track and Field Day. Gregg and Anne Cord- en have offered to run the concession booth again this year. The school is asking for other volunteers to please come forward. You may contact the school at 263-2204. Hampton W.I. On May 7th, the Hampton Hampton W.I. met at the C.E. Wing of the United Church. There were 18 members and 2 visitors present. President Jane Smith was presiding. We started at 1:30 by repeating repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. Jane welcomed everyone everyone with a couple of poems. The Minutes from April's annual meeting were read by the secretary, Michelle Michelle Balson. The correspondence correspondence was read. A letter from the F.W.I.O. was read. Also there was a letter inviting inviting W.I. members to the Durham West District annual annual meeting. It is to be held on May 9,1991 at the Mara- nntha Christian Reformed Church, Providence Shaw's W.I. will be hosting. Our delegates delegates for the meeting will be Grace Chant, Muriel Yeo and Doreen Porrctt. We also received the 4II Calendar for the month of May. Doreen gave the Treasurer's Treasurer's Report. Collection and Pennies for Friendship was taken. Jane thanked all the ladies for helping make April's soup luneneon a huge success. It was noted that Institute Day at the Grand Lee Museum in Stonev Creek will be held June 4th and 5th. We were reminded to have our house numbers erected and in good viewing for the 911 service. A motion was made by Been Warder to purchase 1,000 tickets for next year's penny sale. It was seconded by Wilma Kantor. Some further suggestions suggestions were then given on how to improve the soup luncheon. The Hampton Community Community Association report was given by Michelle. I spoke about the Kids Drop-In Centre Centre and the proposed plan to erect a playground in Hampton. Hampton. Grace Chant informed us that the Fun Fair p: ' have gone up to $10. ft moved by Wilma and ended by Muriel Burrows to pay the $10. Samples of W.I. Hasti-Notes were passed around. It was moved by Barbara Macklin and seconded seconded by Verna Bryant to g urchase 10 packages of iasti-Notes. Jane had to leave early so Vice President Betty Kuyer took over. Marg Hall gave the Consumer Consumer Report on more ways to save money on your grocery grocery bill. Roll Call was taken. taken. A garden hint...using your cold coffee or tea to water water plants. Sheep manure give you fewer weeds than cow. Mix peat moss into our soil. Cat nip repels s and don't forget lots of >nces was sec- yoi bugs T.L.C. Betty gave the Motts and read a couple of poems. The meeting was turned over to Verna Robinson. She introduced Isia Yeo who gave a wonderful and informative demonstration on flower arrangements 'with cut and bulb flowers. Some helpful hints...wax the bottom of pussy willows, so they won't open up. Use warm water with bulbs. Pick your flowers in the early early morning while the dew is still on them or in the late evening, after the sun has gone down. Pick bulbs that are closed and soak fully immersed immersed in cold water. And there were many more great hints. Verna thanked Isia and presented her with a small gift. The meeting closed with the repeating of the Lord's Prayer. Lunch was served by Ileen W. Muriel Y. and Marian A. DURHAM REGIONAL CRIME STOPPERS . 436-8477 . HOCKIN REAL ESTATE 123 KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE 623-4115 «ess sm _ FIRST TIMER - START HERE! Priced to sell in Bowmanville. Three bedroom bungalow on a deep lot and backing onto development lands. This home offers a large family room with a fireplace and walkout to patio, single attached garage. Some work required. $129,900. Call now. x COMMERCIAL ZONING HOME WITH HORSE BARN Two bedroom bungalow presently Taunton Road minutes north of used as a store with thirty-two foot Bowmanville. 5.14 acre horse farm frontage on King Street In downtown has great access to Highways 35, Bowmanville. Ideal for professional 115 and 401. Three or more stalls, office. Asking $164,900. hayloft, fenced paddock. Come and see. $199,900. LICENCED BOARDING KENNEL Between Oshawa and Bowmanville on 5 acre lot with mixed bush. Three bedroom ranch bungalow with attached garage. 12 kennels and 12 runs, could be expanded. «279,900. SPRING INTO THE LAST 'CENTURY Century home, full of modern features with a yard to delight the gardener. Call to view. $209,900. ROD DORIS Sales Representative CENTRAL LOCATION Well-kept, older bungalow ori large lot, close to hospital, schools and shopping. Two bedrooms, detached garage. $129,500. SPRAWLING SIDESPUT PLUS ADDITION On huge, fenced lot In area of line homes north-east of Bowmanville. 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, family room with wall-to-wall brick llteplace, rec room and a games room with waltout to backyard. Asking $199,900. MAPLE GROVE 3 + 1 bedroom brick bungalow with 2-car garage on country-size lot. Large main floor family room, fireplace, central air, central vac, built-in microwave oven, screened gazebo and much mote. «t85,900. $52,400. - Mobile home, Newcastle. $67,500. -14 x 60 mobile, Fleetwood Park. $108,500. -2 bedroom brick bungalow. $125,000. - 4 bedrooms, 2 storey, 73 x 168 ft. lot. $126,900. - 4 bedroom backsplit semi. $139,900. - 4 bedroom 2 storey detached. $149,900. - 3 year old raised bungalow. $129,500. - Legal duplex, 76 x 260 ft. lot. $169,900. - NW Oshawa bungalow, pool For these and many other properties, Call David Passant** 623-6000 or 623-3408 cornerstorx 104 bowmanville PREMIERING EXCLUSIVE Solid 3 bedroom brick bungalow, bungalow, finished basement includes 2 bedrooms, kitchen + extra bath. Detached garage, great location tool $159,900. Contact Kathy Riley* or Gord Hooey* for further details 623-6000,428-1206 PROS X 2 = RESULTS SPARKUNG SIDESPUT Upgraded, neat and clean, 3 bedrooms, finished family room, fireplace, gorgeous lot, a unique property - see this one! $159,900. $128,400. Your own lakefront. 2 bedrooms, bedrooms, great lot. / $159,900. Harrowsmith Model 2 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, premium lot. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, Call Carol Hallman* 623-6000 (Off.) 623-2706 (Res.) 24 hr. pager JUST LISTED INCREDIBLE VALUE - DON'T WAIT! 4 bedroom backsplit home, shows to perfection, large eat-in kitchen, separate dining room, large living room, family room, large lot in quiet subdivision. Easy access to highway. Ideal for commuter. Only $145,900. Call Paul De Jager 623-6000 or 623-2712. 1 ACRE, LESKARD CENTURY HOME- $169,900. Large countiy kitchen, living room, separate dining room, sun room with skylights, large loft master bedroom with 2 pc bath, 3 walkouts, in-law apartment with separate entrance, entrance, shows to perfection. Extremely private mature grounds back on to creek. Call Paul DeJager 623-6000 or 623-2712. BUILDING LOTS Several to choose from, in town, sen/iced lot, 1 1/2 acre treed lots, 2.5 acre lots with wells, and more. Call Paul DeJager 623-6000 or 623-2712. 428-1206 (Toronto Line) " Associate Brokers * Sales Representatives Alt Annis* Kay Brown* Paul DeJager* Shirley Dubroy* Lionel Edmonson** Vinnie Gupta* Carol Hallman* Gord Hooey* Maurice Moon* Tony Klompmaker** Linda McLennan Paul Pasgas* David Passant** Kathy Riley* Sally Staples" Dianne Warren* COUNTRY ESTATE Custom built on 11 acres with creek, minutes north of Bowmanville. To view please call Maurice. Moon*, Sales Rep., 623-6000 or 432-7200. OPEN HOUSE SAT., MAY 18,1 - 4 p.m. SUN., MAY 19,1 - 4 p.m 10 Bank St. N„ Mlllbrook Directions: Hwy. 115 north to County Rd. 10, Mlllbrook, turn South to Bank St. N. 3 bedroom, 4 level backsplit. Eat-in kitchen, family room with walkout to deck. Large lot backing onto open field with creek. Reduced to $149,900. Call Linda McLennan* 623-6000 (Bus.) or 786-2440 (Res.) 24-Hr. Pager $118,900. GREAT STARTER - RURAL Beautifully treed lot with 2 bedroom home with fireplace and detached garage. Call Kay Brown 623-6000 or 623-3150 ONLY $157,500. For this lovely 4 level backsplit. Walkout from kitchen, 4 pc. and 3 pc. baths, separate dining, family room ana rec room on detached 50' lot. COME TO THE COUNTRY Only 2 minutes to town, walkout from kitchen, separate dining room, 2 + 2 bedroom bungalow totally renovated. 2 woodstoves, 24' x 32 garage/workshop on beautiful 100' x 150' lot. Doll House at $168,900. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL Off. 623-6000 DIANNE WARREN* Res. 987-5654 MECHANIC'S DREAM ONLY $159,900. Great value on this 3 + 1 bedroom bungalow in Orono, with easy access to Hwy. 115. Features new furnace with heat pump, new shingles , new septic system, 2 wood stoves, open concept, large garage with room for 3 ,cars. A must to see. Call Ellen Bush* 623-6000 JUSTUSTED WILMOT CREEK $99,900. Spic and span clean, 2 large bedrooms, large kitchen with sliding glass walkout to deck. Double paved drive, lots to offer offer for the retired. Call today. JUST LISTED-$229,900. A real beauty, 4 large bedrooms, greenhouse kitchen, sliding glass walkout, oak cabinets. Main floor laundry and family room, upgraded upgraded broadloom, 3 bathrooms, double double garage, situated on premium lot. Call today. Call Joann Jukes* 623-6000 i * -, UBI pWNS CUSTOM HOME-$149,900. WHAT A VIEW + 4 ACRES $219,000. 2 ACRES Custom built 3 bedroom brick Superb 3 bedroom bungalow, only bungalow, finished basement with 5 years old, set on 2 acres, 1/2 walkout, fieldstone fireplace, shows hour to town. well. Please Call Alt Annis**, Assoc. Broker 3 +1 BEDROOM BUNGALOW On large lot, finished rec room, 2 baths, new low price - Only $129,900. .4 ACRE AND RAVINE! 2 + bedroom bungalow bungalow with garage, 20 minutes from 401, in Newtonville. $155,000. For these and other properties In area, please call Vlnnle Gupta* at 623-6000, 24 Hr. Pager or 987-1709 Res. MW $134,900. Immaculate 3 bedroom homo, fully finished lower level, terrific family neighbourhood, $184,900. $294,900. Spacious brick bungalow. Hugo 100' x 3.7 acres, fully fenced with barn. 220' country lot, easy commuting dis- Upgraded beautifully decorated home, lance, excellent location, $105,000. 3 bedroom semi-detached, Central Bowmanville location, deep lot, detached garage, For Information on these properties or a free market evaluation please CALL DOUG HUMPHREY SALLY STAPLES 623-6000 $172,900. Foster Creek backsplit, spacious kitchen kitchen with walkout, family room with walkout walkout to fenced yard, atlachod doublo garage, broker/owner associate broker , H.U+. fc. a i kji. fù iàL« ><_* its. iÀüia J..