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I Seniors Group Travels to Bewdley for Card Match Elizabethville News by Edna Thickson (Intended for last week) . On Wednesday our seniors group had been invited to Bewdley Legion for cards. About Fifty attended and we played progressive euchre. After After 10 games prizes were given out. Eileen Barkwcll won. There were others but I didn't get their names. Tickets with numbers had been given to all who attended and a tableful of prizes were given as the lucky numbers were drawn. The afternoon afternoon finished up with a dainty lunch. Mac Muldrew thanked the group on our be half for inviting us. All enjoyed enjoyed the afternoon. On Thursday our regular Seniors group met at the Township building for games. I was unable to attend. Church services were held with not a very big crowd attending. attending. Reverend Sedgwick opened the service. The First lesson Mark 9: 13-18 followed by the choir singing. September September 30 official board meeting at 8 p.m. at Canton. Canton will hold their U.C.W. thankoffering thankoffering in the Orchard Room October 1 at 8 p.m. October 2 Garden Hill. Stewards's meeting meeting in Garden Hill basement at 7 p.m. Expression of Worship was four ladies arc going to teach us to sing some of the newer hymns from the hymnal that we don't seem to know. They sang a familiar one for the First one. Reverend Sedgwick Sedgwick had a few words for the children and he read the second second lesson James 3: 13-18. His sermon was The Omnipotent God in disguise. He began by referring to the time a group of Christian missionaries, some years ago settle in an Indian settlement in South America and how the natives "one day turned on them and killed Five of the priests and later their wives. Rachel and Elizabeth and daughter Valeric stayed on as Valeric played with the natives natives they eventually became some of the Erst Christians of Indians in the area. Elizabethville Sunday School had their first classes for the new year nôt to many out as there were many other things on. Dorothy Bell was visiting her sister-in-law in Toronto over the weekend. Mary Gardiner has had her sister and daughter from White Rock B.C. In fact they have been visiting other relatives as well while here and niece from New York also has visited. Mary also had her two great grandchildren and their parents to visit on Sunday. FRANK REALTOR W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED 234King Street E, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 rn Toronto Line686-1035 sés "PICTURE PERFECT" Spotless 3 bedroom raised bungalow on a 3/4 acre treed ravine lot, large living room with woodstove and hardwood floors, fireplace fireplace in rec room, separate workshop off ; garage. $174,900. Scugog Twp. Sales Representative Representative Terry Witherspoon, 623-3393 or 983-8296. HUGE LOT-GREAT AREA Solid 3 bedroom home with walkout to lovely yard, fireplace in living room, 2 baths, close to park, schools and shopping. Priced to sell $156,900. Bowmanville. Sales Representative Representative John Shewchuk, 623-3393 or 623-5927. HORSES - HORSES - HORSES. 10 acres, 6 stall barn, spotless 3 bedroom bungalow, just listed. Priced to sell $234,900. Pontypool. Sales Representative Charlie Reid 623-3393 or 983-5914. 15 ACRE HOBBY FARM Ideal location, close to Orono, mostly land value, 4 bedroom home with inlaw inlaw apartment, barn. $190,000. Orono. Sales Representative Ann Van Dyk, 623-3393 or 623-5510. Jack Brown 263-2623 Josie Doxtater 623-9557 Ernie Duncan (416) 986-0055 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 LAKE SCUGOG $99,900. 2 bedroom cottage, water access, detached garage, workshop, 60 x 200 ft. lot, backs onto Golf course, includes satellite dish and some furnishings. Many improvements Sales Representative Ernie Duncan 623-3393 or 986-0055. 181 ACRE FARM - ORONO AREA Scenic, panoramic views, hardwoods, stream, barns, silo, large 2 bedroom home, Orono area. $695,000. Assoc. Broker Josie Doxtater, 623-3393 or 623-9557. ,900.-ORONO Absolutely spotless, 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, sunroom, deck, private 134 ft. lot, just listed. Sales Representative Charlie Reid, 623-3393 or 983-5914. - . - *- - i'fci: NO TRICKS, ONLY TREATS Waterfront, beautiful home, 100 ft. shoreline, boat house, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, country kitchen, ceramic floors, stone fireplace, 25 minutes from Oshawa. $339,000. Caesarea. Sales Representative Carol Martin, 623-3393 or 705-324-9216. PORT PERRY EAST $99,900. 2 bedroom starter home. Good value, Caesarea. Sales Representative Ernie Duncan, 623-3393 or 986-0055. FABULOUS 3000 SO. FT. SHOP Zoned commercial, excellent highway location, location, includes top notch 4 bedroom home, main floor family room, fireplace, heated in- ground pool, exceptional buy at $235,000, Nestleton. Sales Representative John Shewchuk, 623-3393 or 623-5927. 4 BEDROOM BACKSPLIT 66 X 120 ft. lot, spotless 4 level, veran dah, deck, single car garage. Absolute ly gorgeous. $169,900. Newcastle. Sales Representative Charlie Reid, 623-3393 or 983-5914. FINE BRICK BUNGALOW- BOWMANVILLE Brick bungalow in Bowmanville north end, well maintained/asking $148,500, Sales Representative Tom Turner, 623-3393 or 623-5510. "Over 30 Years of Quality Real Estate Service" Joyce and Elmer Fowler attended attended the go-cart races at Indian Indian River where Chris and Amy Fowler race on Sunday. Clarence and Betty Mercer were out driving and stopped at Regency Manor and visited with Stan Mercer and also saw Thelma, Stan's wife and daughter, who were visiting at the same time. Other's they visited were Bca Canlrill, Bernice Bernice Wheeler. Susan and Jackson attended the Lindsay Fair and had Mark and Linda one evening last week. Ken and Bertha Trew have Mary Trew this week while Irene Beatty is with Doris Grecnlcy. Mary is recuperating after an eye operation. eel van Prospective Purchasers look to Edvan Realty because of our proven record of success. Thinking of selling your home? Call me now and I will arrange for a market evaluation of your home without cost or obligation. " Over 14 years experience." Wilma Entwlsle Edvan Realty Ltd. 214 King St. E., Bowmanville Res. (416) 786-2911 Bus. (416) 623-4445 Tor. (416) 686-0477 Realtor o$q_»gl REAL ESTATE LIMITED 19 Scugog St., Bowmanville 623-4428 FIRST TIME BUYERS have a look at this immaculate immaculate 2 storey brick and vinyl home in the Village of Newcastle, Newcastle, 5 appliances, $154,900. Vendors anxious. POWER OF SALE Newtonvilie Area, 158 acres, 120 workable, spring fed stream, mixed bush, 2 road frontages, newer horse bam, 63 ft. x 27 ft., century stone house, asking $575,000. HOUSE FOR RENT Newtonvilie Area. 23 acres, 3 bedroom newer bungalow, $850.00 1 st and last. Available Nov. 1. 623-4428, ask for Jeanne. 214 King St. E., Bowmanville - 623-4445 • 85 King St. W., Newcastle 987-4733 Edvan Realty is pleased to announce RINSKE WAGENAAR was the top selling representative for the month of September. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success. Rinske would like to thank her clients for making this possible. She may be reached at our Bowmanville Office 623-4445 or at her residence 263-8044. Rinske Wagenaar FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION REALTOR 1 King Street West Bowmanville 623-6622 "Your Neighbourhood Specialist" Shirley Sylvester Manager g Betty Smith JUST LISTED, BEAUTIFUL BELLWOOD DR., NEWCASTLE-$229,900.! Scenic country setting just 5 minutes to town! Very spacious 3 plus 1 bedroom, 5 level split on 100' x 150' lot. 2 walkouts to backyard with fabulous view, 2 bathrooms, huge family room with fireplace plus finished rec room. Shows to perfection! perfection! Betty Smith 623-6622 or 987-4661. _/• '• : I;:::. U I'.y- m'lr RAVINE LOT REDUCED $149,900. 3 + bedrooms, 4 level backsplit, 2 walkouts, custom floor-to- ceiling fireplace in family room, large eat-in kitchen and separate separate dining room. For Information call Duty Agent 623- 6622. l -Mr~n UNBELIEVABLE r 1 M $143,500. Almost 1700 sq. ft. Main floor family room, master bedroom with ensuite, a ravine lot, eat-in kitchen, fireplace and more. For Information ask for Duty Agent 623-6622. COUNTRY LIVING ON THE EDGE OF TOWN $249,900.! 2350 sq. ft. custom 4 bedroom beauty on lovely 10O'-x 150' lot backing onto apple orchard wtih uninterrupted view at front and rear, area of executive homes, 5 minutes east of Bowmanville. Loaded with quality extras.Aak for the Duty Agent 623-6622. STEPS TO THE LAKE AND MARINA $169,900. Charming cedar bungalow, 3 bedrooms, cathedral cathedral ceilings, fieldstone fireplace, walkout to 166 x 106' lot. Plenty of windows to view lake, For Information call and ask for Duty Agent 623-6622. NEWCASTLE EXECUTIVE HOME $269,900. Spacious 4 bedroom with walkout basement, court lot, main floor deri and family room, 2 fireplaces, Jacuzzi In ensuite, quality upgrades. Perfect for entertaining. For Information call and aak for Duty Agent 623-6622. Pat Hurley POWER OF SALE - $162,900. 4 bedroom home with attached garage, kitchen offers solid oak cupboards and walkout to deck. Upgraded carpeting. Bring your offer for early possession. Pat Hurley, 623-6622 or 623-3899. POWER OF SALE $110,000. Little Britain, approx. 1650 sq. ft., 3 large bedrooms, open concept kitchen/family room with woodstove, 1/2 acre lot, backing onto wooded area. POWER OF SALE $136,900. Millbrook, almost new 2 storey, 3 bedrooms, bedrooms, on large 42 x 127 ft. lot. Separate dining room, kitchen with breakfast nook, walkout, fireplace and more. Wayne Churchill 623-6622 or 623-6992. Wayne Churchill SOUTH SIDE OF LAKESHORE GREENBELT AND VIEW OF LAKE $134,900.10 minute walk through fields to Lake. 2 + 2 bedrooms, bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, woodstove in rec room, large 75 x 200' lot. Assumable mortgage. Wayne Churchill 623-6622 or 623-6992. A PLACE FOR THE IN-LAWS Beautifully maintained and upgraded 3 + 1 bedroom side- split. X-large garage, 50 x 166' lot, separate side entrance, 2 kitchens, 3 baths, main floor laundry, $189,900. Wayne Churchill 623-6622 or 623-6992. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 9,1991 7 Craft Show Attracts Huge Crowd Fcm Thcrtcll who had her hip operation recently was able to walk to visit Hazel Bristowe on Sunday. The Burton's were in Kitchener Kitchener on the weekend. Irene was with them and Irene's daughter Doris met them there and Irene went home to Oakville with Doris for this week. Hazel Bristowe entertained Mildred, her sister, and Carol and Marie also Marie's boyfriend boyfriend Steve. Eric and Doreen and grandson, Marilyn and daughter-in-law Lisa on Saturday. Saturday. Hazel expects to go to Peterborough Peterborough today about dizzy spells which have been bothering bothering her of late. All day long, the crowds packed the Recreation Complex Hall on Sunday where dozens of craft dealers were displaying their assorted wares. Our photographer caught this young patron just as he was reaching out to touch a black-nosed homemade homemade cloth lamb that attracted his attention. by Ross Stevenson / M.P., Durham j While I'm sure many Canadians Canadians would rather endure a toothache than be asked to think about the Constitution, I'm urging you to give it your attention one more time. On September 24th a new package of proposals was unveiled unveiled at Ottawa. They were offered as the basis for discussions discussions about renewing our Canadian Canadian federation. The outcome outcome has to be of incalculable importance to each and every one of us. It's no exaggeration to say Canada's future is at stake. I don't need to remind you of the dissatisfaction among aboriginal aboriginal Canadians, or of the continuing jurisdiction disputes between the different regions and levels of government. The new federal proposals are by no means the final word on how to remedy all that. They're meant to give a general general indication of where we should be going. They're open to debate, as well as to suggestions suggestions about how they can be improved or expanded. The aim is to redefine our nation - to create a Canada with which we all can identify and in which all Canadians will feel accepted and respected. respected. We're looking at some fundamental fundamental changes, the type that are never made easily. Most of us are descended from people who came here from other parts of the world in search of a better life. Many did find it, and in the process built a society society based on equality and justice. justice. They built so well that today today we have a country in which virtually anyone would prefer to live. But the Constitution is a major flaw in that structure, because because it doesn't satisfy the aspirations aspirations of all Canadians. You can obtain information about the federal government's constitution proposals simply by telephoning toll-free 1-800- 561-1188. For those who are deaf or have impaired hearing, the number is 1-800-567-1992. A special all-party Parliamentary Parliamentary Committee has been formed to travel the country over the next five months, to hear what Canadians think about the new Constitution proposals. This Committee is to submit its recommendations at the end of February/ Everyone Everyone has a right to be involved. I know there arc a lot of people who will have neither the time nor the inclination to attend the Committee's sessions. sessions. And obviously there are physical limits on how many organizations and individuals can actually be heard by the Committee. However I would be pleased to meet personally with any groups in Durham who, after studying the proposals, proposals, have views and concerns they would like to discuss and convey to Ottawa. If you'd like to arrange such a meeting, please let me know by calling my Oshawa Constituency Office Office at 571-5430 or Zenith 9- 6130. I'll look forward to hearing from you. Wc'rc talking about the future of Canada Household Helpers To cut down on pet shedding in the house, staple strips of Velcro® around the pet's doghouse door. When the animal brushes against the strips, loose hair will stay behind. HOCKIN REAL ESTATE 123 KING ST. EAST, BOWMANVILLE 623-4115 NEW 1860 REPLICA FARMHOUSE Custom-built estate home on 1 acre lot with a ground-source heat pump, interlocking brick walkway, oversize 2-car garage and much, much, more. $349,000. WANTED: LARGE FAMILY Four + one bedroom sldesplit. Perfect for a family seeking a prime Bowmanville Bowmanville location. Now "Tara" kitchen with Florida colling overlooks the newly landscaped yard wilh new Inground pool and deck. $249,900. HISTORICALLY DESIGNATED HOME High ceilings and hardwood floors holp you savour tho past In this centrally centrally located homo In old Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Contrai air and mature trees /nako comlorlablo living summer and wlnlor. $199,000. RENOVATED CENTURY HOME On 66' x 124' lot In heart of Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Tastefully decorated, 3 bedroom, bedroom, 2 storey homo with separate dining room, two 3-ploco balhs, sun- room and detached garage. Upgraded Upgraded and charming. Asking $195,000. WELL LOCATED This beautiful, 3 bedroom, 2-storey with attached garage Is well built and well maintained. It has a unique family room, ensuite In master bedroom and much more. Priced to soil at $191,900, HISTORICAL APPEAL Traditional appointments olwood and load-glass onhance this 4 bedroom homo In Bowmanvillo. An updated kitchen adds lor convenience. Finished attic and lot 66' x 165'. Call now to soo. $214,900. MARY LOU MINTZ Sales Representative MOVE ON TO THE COURT Beautifully decorated, four bedroom home on oversized lot In central Bowmanville, Ideal family home. Offered at $172,500. r" - v ■ -- i '■ v.'<-..'//A,," si NEED HELP WITH THE MORTGAGE PAYMENT? Just listed this newer, 3 bedroom bungalow In central Bowmanville. The big plus Is tho 2 bedroom In-law suite on tho lower level. Call now. $174,500.