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J ! The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 14,1991 9 DURHAM REGIONAL CRIME STOPPERS by Helen MacDonald Many Week-end Visitors Enniskillen News r B \ Hating "green" meant you had to clear the broccoli and brussel sprouts from your plate before you were allowed allowed to have dessert; but, there is now a more significant significant meaning to eating "greenV. There are many speciality books for cooking in the '90's. Some have been written with a view to healthier eating that has less impact on the environment; environment; the premise being, to eat food that is good for your body, and that is good for the planet. Following in the footsteps of the well-known "Diet for a Small Planet", Ellen Buch- man Ewald has written "Recipes for a Small Planet". This cookbook contains hundreds hundreds of delicious body and planet conscious recipes for netter health, better ecology, and better eating. The philosophy philosophy behind this cookbook cookbook is "living and eating with the earth in mind." In his book, "Diet for a New America", John Robbins Robbins takes a look at our dépendance dépendance on animals for food, and what he claims to be the inhumane and unhealthy unhealthy conditions under which they are currently raised, Robbins writes this book in a effort to reveal the physical, emotional and economic economic price we unknowingly pay for the way we eat - 'how your food choices affect your health, happiness and the future of life on earth." Books designed for speciality speciality cooking includé "The Book of Tofu" by William Shurtleff and Akiko Aoyagi. Taking a versatile food, the authors have provided 250 recipes which are ideal for weight control, low in saturated saturated fats and cholesterol free, and that use ingre- diènts that are available in almost any supermarket or health food store. Discovered Discovered in China more than tofu comes e soybean family. It 2,000 years ago, from thi is natural and inexpensive, and a quick and easy-to- prepare food (often touted to be a food for the future). "The Brown Rice Cookbook" Cookbook" by Craig and Ann Sams, introduces you to basic basic knowledge about the varieties varieties of rice, and yes, these are about ten variations; how to cook brown rice; and what ingredients to cook it with. This inexpensive book claims that "brown rice is the real thing...an unrefined, unrefined, unadulterated, natural natural product rich in vitamins with a full nutty flavour that polished white rice can never match". Produced by the Canadian Canadian Natural Hygiene Society Seniors for Health ( a New Horizon Project), "Vegetarian "Vegetarian Persuasion" gives its readers simple, quick recipes recipes that provide maximal preservation of the nutrient content foods. The idea is to eat a diet that does not hurt you, while at the same time providing all the nutritional requirements for ' good health. And, the introduc-: tion gives some very common-sense, common-sense, • simple guidelines. guidelines. You have special health needs? "Vegetarian Cooking for Diabetics" by Patricia Mozzer, at less than $10.00, provides over 100 vegetarian dishes for diabetics who want to add a new dimension dimension to their diet. And, there is no guesswork about calories calories and exchange substitutions! substitutions! For those young chefs in your household there is: "Kids Can Cook", written by Dorothy R. Bates. Given the opportunity, all children like to cook. This book of vegetarian vegetarian recipes has been kitchen-tested by kids for kids. It is easy-to-read with easy-to-follow instructions, and incorporates interesting ideas for the young cook; including, including, how to set a table, identification of kitchen utensils and their use. Finally, there is a book which, although published in the United States, is ideal for parents concerned about what their children are eating. eating. "For Our r Kids' Sake", by Anne Witte Garland, gives practical solutions to the problem of pesticides in our children's foods. Garland Garland tells you how pesticides in food may be threatening your child's health, and the lack of protection for our children against dangerous pesticide exposure. Do we need to tighten regulations of pesticides in food, and reduce reduce the reliance on pesticides pesticides in growing our food? What can you do - as a parent, parent, consumer, and citizen? Divided into sections, the book takes a close look at "The Problem", "Solutions", and remedial "Tools". Next week we will look at some of the interesting books Canadian authors have published that look at "environment" and environmental environmental issues. Police Briefs A Broadlands Crescent, Courtice, woman reported on Aug. 5 that the rear tires of her Toyota pick-up truck were slasned in the evening between 2:30 to 3 a.m. The incident was performed by an unknown suspect. Mr. and Mrs. Brent Clemens, Clemens, Bryce and Lori, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, were Friday visitors visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Piggott, .Mr, and Mrs. Scott Lyon and daughters, Oshawa, Mrs. Meta Swain, Haydon, on the occasion of Andrew's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Berwin Adams, Adams, Oshawa, were Friday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aveiy. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Lamb, visited the Amish area of Indiana near Shepshewana and Dick's sister and husband at Middlebury. Mr. ana Mrs. Art Lead- beater attended a picnic for family and friends at Mr. and Mrs. N. Wright's and E. Brown's. Miss Betty Wright visited on Friday with Mrs. Lou Griffin. Mr. Roy Spry, Rochester, N. Y., spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Edgar, Betty and Roy spent Wednesday overnight at Doris and Murray Ax- ford's cottage, Lake Cordova. Cordova. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sorn- berger, Jessica and Alexandra Alexandra were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Sudworth, Markham. Church services will resume resume on September 1st, at the regular time. Sunday |Housing Sales Climbingl FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION REALTOR 2 King St. W., Bowmanville 623-6622 Pat Hurley Sales Rep. BRICK CENTURY HOME CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN $199,000. Tastefully restored. High ceilings, hardwood floors, formal dining, delightful family kitchen, spacious principal rooms. Lot size 66' x 165', very private. Pat Hurley 623-6622 or 623-3899. S':... ssÆ Bob Craig Sales Rep. ORONO HORSE FARM WITH VIEW OF LAKE Attractive 3 bedroom bungalow on 8.6 acres. Open concept with large rooms, good 4 stall barn with paddocks, just east of 115. Bob Craig 263-8441 or 623-6622 Family Trust Corporation Realtor. Housing sales in the Durham Region Region are on the increase. Year to date housing sales are up 82.7 per cent over 1990, according to statistics released by the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board. The Board noted that a total of 380 homes were sold in July -- an increase of 25.4 per cent over July of 1990. The average house price is. $157,557, down 6.7 per cent from the same month last year. "Our current housing market is extremely extremely price sensitive, says ODREB President Anne Briscoe, FRI, CMR. "In our Board area we have noted that the greatest increase in sales activity has occurred in those areas where the average price decrease has been the highest. The Oshawa and District Real Estate Estate Board maintains statistics for the Durham Region, including Port Perry, Newcastle, Bowmanville, Oshawa,- Whitby, Ajax, and Pickering. "Provided that interest rates remain remain stable, or fall lower, and we Prospective Purchasers look to Edvan Realty 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 Entwlsle Edvan Realty Ltd. 214 King St. E., Bowmanville Res. (416)786-2911 Bus. (416) 623-4445 Tor. (416) 686-0477 1614 DundasSt. Suite 201 Whitby 33 HOMEliFE 432-2000 QUALITY REALTY INC. Realtor Member The following homes are OPEN for Your INSPECTION this WEEKEND. For further details or directions regarding the properties. Please call DONNA HILDITCH 432-2000 (24 hr. pager) "Dedicated to high quality service." tv |;V4 Vi. ALL THIS FOR $139,900. 3 bedrooms, finlshod basement with bar, spacious covered back deck overlooking a large fenced lot, newer tile roof. EXCELLENT EXCELLENT STARTER HOME. 242 Liberty SI. North, Bowmanville h., .UV, ' :.V -y.,'- . ,,,.-3*5 BIG HOME, SMALL PRICE 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, main floor laundry room, family room with fireplace and a bright eat-ln kitchen with walkout to fenced yard. 57 Rutherford Dr., Newcastle, $179,000. LOADED WITH FEATURES Large eat-in kitchen, sliding glass doors to deck, sunken family room with corner fireplace, English style pub, 4 baths, finished finished basement, central air. 148 George Rsynods Dr., Courtice $194,900. Contact Dave Jukes Rea. 571-7249 POOL, POOL, POOL 18 x 36 Inground pool on a 70 x 115 It lot. 3 bedroom bungalow has oat-in kitchen, largo roc room with a bar and (iroplaco, doublo width drlvoway to a 1 1/2 garago. 76 Third Street, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, $158,500, OWNER SAYS SELL!! Enormous oat-ln kitchon with sliding glass door to (rood lot, 3 bedrooms, fireplace In roc room and 2 baths. 85 Scugog Street, Bowmanville, $129,900. 2 JACKMAN RD., BUNGALOW 4 bedrooms up, hardwood floors, double paved drive, 2 kitchens, 2 washrooms, asking $149,000. Bring offer. Rick Bates 432-2000. JUST REDUCED - BRING OFFER OPEN HOUSE SUN., AUGUST 18,1 - 3 p.m. 11 SUMMERFIELD CRT. 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, great lot, paved drive, mature mature trees, quiet court, close to everything. $145,000. Rick Bates 432-2000. Pltch-ln McGill spent a couple of days in Buffalo. Mrs. Brian McGill and girls spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dombos, Belleville. 436-8477 FRANK Whitby Office 223 Brock St. N., Whitby 668-6171 BOWMANVILLE BEAUTY Immaculate bungalow, manicured grounds, mature area, asking only $165,000. For an appointment to view please call Usha Trivedi* 668-6171 or 427-4030. School will resume on September September the 8th. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall and family, Bayfield have been visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Virtue. Harvey McGill spent Sunday with them. Mr. Darrell Walton and friend, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs; Edward Walton, Kingston, Kingston, were recent visitors of Mr. Gordon Stevens. Mrs. Len Stainton accompanied accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stainton on a tour as far as Minden and enjoyed a roast beef dinner and came home on Monday. Visitors of the Staintons were Mr. and Mrs. David Stainton, Cobourg, Mary Durant and Lisa Crv- derman, Oshawa, and Linaa Cryderman, Bowmanville. Mrs. Wallace Boughan, Newtonville, Mrs. Brian Christie, Mrs. Gordon Nichols Nichols were luncheon guests last week with Miss Myrtle Tamblyn and Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman and they themselves themselves were guests on Sunday Sunday at a birthday luncheon party for Mrs. Russell Wright, Kirby. Miss Edna Orchard, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, was a Sunday supper supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brouwer Brouwer and family have been visiting visiting family in Sault Ste. Marie and Brockville. Mr. and Mrs. Les Kis- sock, Oshawa, were Saturday Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Keith maintain a healthy supply of homes, we expect an active second half of the year," the ODREB president said. "It appears to be a perfect time for anyone wanting to purchase their first homes or trade up." The Oshawa and District Real Estate Estate Board is a trade.association which represents over 3*200 realtors in 100 offices throughout the Durham Region. Region. Chairman to Be Named for GO Transit GO Transit Chairman Lou Parsons is expected to be named chairman of the American Public Transit Association Association (APTA) when it stages its annual meeting in Toronto this fall. Parsons received the nod from APTA's nominating committee when it met in Chicago this week. The 3.000 delegates to the annual annual meeting are expected to acclaim him to the post. This will mark the first time a Canadian had led the international transit group, which represents more than 1.000 mass transit systems and related businesses across North America. "This is a challenging time for transit, with Budgets Budgets strained and rider ship curtailed by a faltering economy, economy, while .at the same time there is tremendous environmental environmental pressure to improve transit services," said Parsons. Parsons. "I look forward to helping helping our industry fill its mandate mandate in this interesting era." Parsons is no newcomer to the transit field. As the Region of Peel's chairman, he was a founding board member of GO Transit when GO became an Ontario Crown agency in 1974. He served as GO's vice- chairman until 1979, when he resigned from politics to return to private business, and re-entered public life in August 1980 wnen he was appointed chairman of GO Transit by the Province. He has since been active in both APTA and its counterpart counterpart here, the Canadian Urban Transit Association, in helping raise the profile of public transit. 214 King St. East, \ n 85 King St. West, Bowmanville Newcastle 623-4445 987-4733 "The Small Company that is Big on Service" Ajax/Toronto 686-0477 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, AUGUST18TH 2:00-4:001 Murray Paterson p.m. 222 ANDREW STREET, VILLAGE OF NEWCASTLE Super 3 bedroom home, very clean. 5 appliances. Asking $164,900. Come and see. Call Muray Paterson, Sales Rep., 987-4733 or 987-4628 (res.) or Glenda Bedard, Sales Rep., 987-4316 (res.). Dirk Woudstra OPEN HOUSE SAT. AND SUN., 2-4 p.m. AUGUST 17th and 18th 1 mile north of Taunton Rd., W. of Hwy. 115 to this lovely brick bungalow with double garage. Reduced to $184,900. Call Dirk Woudstra, Sales Rep., 623-1336 (res.) 10 VINCENT COURT, NEWCASTLE Attractive backsplit, 3+ bedrooms, well finished lower level. 45 x 100 ft. lot on a quiet court. Asking $149,000. Call Wilma Entwistle, Sales Rep., 786-2911 (res.) 231 BEAVER ST., NEWCASTLE Fully finished 2 level home, suitable for 2 families. 55 x 125' village lot. Asking $189,000. SPECIAL $99,900. Glenda Bedard 1 acre lot east of Newcastle Village with 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen. Hardwood floors. Small barn. Give us a call. Glenda Bedard, Sales Rep., 987-4733, or 987-4316 (res.) or Murray Paterson, Sales Rep., 987- 4628 (res.) REDUCED TO SELL!! $159,900. Solid brick home with full basement on Maple Grove Rd., on 3 park-like acres. Detached garage. Call Dorothy Hartford, CUSTOM BUlLT ON 1 ACRE Newcastle - 2500 sq. ft. with finishing in oak. Whirlpool tub and skylight in ensuite. All the extras you want. Broker 623-3651 (res.) Agent of the Week Donna Turner, Sales Rep. IT IS THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS i FRANK f REALTOR ^ W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED 234 King Street E* Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 m EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT Full commercial zoning in downtown core with parking, building in good condition, excellent excellent potential. Must be sold. Bowmanville $439,900. Sales Representative John Shewchuk, 623-3393 or 623-5927. VALUE PLUS CHARACTER 40 min. from Oshawa, 3 bedrooms, guest suite, 2 fireplaces, security system, Lake access, access, walk to golf course, treed lot, View Lake, $199,900. Sales Representative Carol Martin, 623-3393 or 705-324-9216. GOODBYE LANDLORD Newer windows, roof and wood oil furnace, central air, 3 bedrooms, dining room, spotless, owner retiring. Orono $142,900. Sales Representative Charlie Reid, 623-3393 or 983-5914. !j ' BTHl PRIVATE COUNTRY HOME Beautiful park-like setting, move-in condition, 3 bedrooms, full unspoiled basement. New furnace in 1990. All for $159,900. Newcastle. Sales Representative Representative Doreen TiHson, 623-3393 or 432- 4804. COMMERCIAL ZONING $139,900. Top notch location for your business or office, solid 3 bedroom house ready for conversion. Priced to sell fast. Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Sales - Representative John Shewchuk, 623-3393 or 623-5927. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 2-4 P.M. 4.5 Acres, Bowmanville Absolutely beautiful 3 + 2 bedroom home. Main floor family room, deck. $279,900. Charlie Reid will be there to greet you. Dir: Take Hwy. #2 to Maple Grove Rd., 1 mile north. Follow "FRANK" signs. BOWMANVILLE - $148,500. Attractive 4 bedroom link, central air, central vac, maintenance free, .garage. Sales Representative Tom Turner 623-3393 or 623-5510. QUALITY AND PRIVACY One acre, 3 bedrooms, country kitchen with walkout to deck, finished family room with wood stove, tastefully decorated, close to Oshawa Ski Club. Orono, $239,900. Sales Representative Jack Brown, 623-3393 or 263-2623. t MAGNIFICENT LOG BUNGALOW 7 acres, private wooded ravine lot, 8 walkouts, 3 bedrooms, solarium, Florida room, completely finished 14 x 24 ft. indoor pool, triple car garage, quality materials, too many features. Just listed. Port Hope $449,000. Sales Representative Charlie Reid 623-3393 or 983-5914. AFFORDABLE $57,500. 1 acre building lot high and dry, just west of Hwy. 35 in Manvers Township. Sales Representative Jack Brown 623-3393 or 263-2623. EXCELLENT BUSINESS LOCATIONS Ideal for retail, service, food, profes' sional from as low as $475 per month, high traffic, good exposure. Bowman ville. Sales Representative John Shewchuk 623-3393 or 623-5927. Jack BROWN 263-2623 Josle DOXTATER 623-9557 Dave DURHAM 987-5722 Joe JERONIMO 623-6920 Carol MARTIN (705)324-9216 Kellie MCDONELL 987-5091 Banner PASSANT (416) 797-2819 Charlie REID 983-5914 John SHEWCHUK 623-5927 Doreen TILLSON 432-4804 Tom TURNER 623-5510 Ann VAN DYK 623-4638 Nina VELTRI 576-2629 Terry WITHERSPOON 983-8296 HUGE BACK YARD GREAT AREA Lovely 3 bedroom family home, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Fireplace, walkout to yard, finished family room, excellent location. Don't miss this home. $156,900. Sales Representative John Shewchuk, 623-3393 or 623-5927. NOW LOOK AT THE PRICE! $149,900. 3 bedroom brick, finished basement, pie-shaped lot on private court, 119 feet wide rear, mature trees and garden area, Newcastle. Assoc. Broker Banner Passant, 623-3393 or 797-2819. LAKEFRONT PROPERTY 3 bedroom, 2 storey, fenced yard, own your own piece of sandy beach for $148,900. A must to see. Bowmanville. Sales Representative Representative Doreen Tillson, 623-3393 or 432- 4804. GREAT STARTER - $39,900. Mobile home, 2 bedrooms, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Sales Representative Jack Brown, 623-3393 or 263-2623. .11 LICENSED RESTAURANT And bake shop in rapidly growing Newcastle. Be your own boss, Lease on premises negotiable. Asking $65,000. for business. Fully equipped, ready to go. Assoc. Broker Josie Doxtater, 623-3393 or 623-9557. REMARKABLE STORAGE SPACE Excellent dry storage available for $2.50 sq. ft., loading doors, fork | heavy power. The price Is right. Sales Representative John Shewchuk, 623 3393 or 623-5927. 'Over 30 Years of Quality Real Estate Service"