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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, December 4,1991 7 Real Estate. Hockin Hangs On for 6-5 Win by Bob Sheriitti ; On Wednesday 6ht, we •- were just able to thw-1 the dc- "termined and aggresye efforts of the steadily jnproving Kinks' team, 6-5. David Green pened the sconng on a paf from Ed Schryer, but the Kinks roared back with three unanswered tallies by Mike Lucas, Torsti Pohjohlaincn and Ron Gilroy. Frank Dcvcrcau assisted on the first two of these goals. Ron Clemens closed the gap with a perfect shot and Bob Sheridan à PETER KOVAL Real late 52 King Street West, Bowmanville 623-2453 1 si R\ IV HOW MANX II.I.M & ARK A SINCE 1955 OPPOR1NITY KNOCKS with this tjhway Commercial Property! 60 It. frontage on 115 Hwyplus two separate buildings ind two 1 bedroom apartmen'-ALL FOR UNDER $200,00(Don't be sorry later - lee it today. SÀRTER HOME Good ERmanville location and large otter lot with severance possibil: make this an ideal in- vestme. Older 2 bedroom home vh heated sunporch, de- tachedarage, updated furnace and windows. COUNTRY FAMILY HOME Super spot for the kids, dogs, horses or in-laws. Beautiful 10 acre property with 4 bedroom 2 level home. Located on winding country road just minutes from 115/401, with Wilmot Creek running through front of property. Home has central air, stone fireplace, two walkouts, double garage and there is a 40 x 24 ft. barn. Call for an appointment today. tied the score on a pass from Tony Jones. The Kinks fought back, however, with two goals by Ken Rowe from John Mara and Carm Sargent and John Kolff from Torsti and Frank. With the score 5-3 in the third period, we rallied for three goals. Tony Jones relayed relayed a clean draw back to Flintoff at the point. Grant made no mistake as he drilled a forty footer into the near side. Dean Avery then scored with a fine shot from the right circle. Bob Sheridan finally cashed in the winner as he picked up the rebound from a George Sains- bury blast and scooped it over the prostrate goalie, Andre Gil- reaux. On Friday night, our offense offense rolled to a 16-2 win over Oshawa Stortcc. In fairness to Stortcc, they have recently been re-organized after a two- year layoff, whereas we were at the top of our form. Stortcc goals were scored by Boo Burke and Glen Elliott. Tony Jones led our attack with six goals as he showed the opposition opposition six different moves. iiSliiSs/i Last Friday, both Bud Moore (left), and Marion West were tidying their desks for the last time at the Newcastle Hydro Commission headquarters. Mr. Moore is retiring from his position as Newcastle Hydro manager after service with public utilities in Newcastle and Oshawa. Dave Clark (centre), (centre), is taking over the manager's job. Marion West is leaving her present post of office supervisor at the Newcastle facility after almost 30 years with the utility. Also leaving, but not present in the photo, is Lowell Mac- Dougal, who has been on the hydro commission staff for 29 years. H i FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION REALTOR King Street West, Bowmanville 623-6622 Bob Craig I OPEN HOUSE | DECEMBER 8, 2-4 p.m. I 290 ANDREW ST., NEWCASTLE jlautifully decorated 4 bedroom with many extras. New jidscaping, security system, paved drive, central air, fire- ace and much more. Just reduced to $199,900. Call Bob l Craig 623-6622 or 263-8441 for more Information. I§s Betty Smith 41 PROUT DRIVE, 4 BEDROOM BACKSPLIT, QUIET NORTH END COURT - $155,000. Spacious 4 level backsplit, very open concept, clean and 'tastefully decorated, kitchen overlooks large family room, unfinished 4th level, perfect for future recreation or games room!! Call Betty Smith 623-6622 or 987-4661. SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE! P*t Hurley $169,900. Main floor family room with fireplace, 4 pc. ensuite ensuite bathroom, large kitchen with walkout to private yard on quiet court. Roughed in air, Vac and intercom. Call Pat Hurley 623-6622. 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE CONDO FEES ONLY $136.37 MONTHLY $103,900. Try your offer, vendor anxiousl Neutral decor, walkout from rec room, includes drapes, fridge, stove. Maintenance free living oh a budgetll Call Duty Agent, 623-6622 for more information. Wayne Churchill VENDOR SAYS SELL! Large 3 plus bedroom sidesplrt. In-law apartment with separate separate entrance, beautiful 50 x 166' lot. Large assumable first mortgage and vendor will hold 2nd or pay down 1st. Whatever Whatever it takes I Wayne Churchill 623-6622 or 623-6992. FRANK REALTOR W FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED 234 King Street E., Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 |T1 Toronto Line686-1035 hjss FINE BRICK BUNGALOW Bowmanville north end. Well maintained. maintained. $148,500. Tom Turner, Sales Representative, 623-3393 or 623-5510. Jack BROWN 263-2623 Josie DOXTATER 623-9557 Ernie DUNCAN (416) 986-0055 Penny DUNCAN (416) 986-0055 Dave DURHAM 987-5722 Joe JERONIMO 623-6920 Carol MARTIN (705)324-9216 Banner PASSANT (416) 797-2819 Charlie REID 983-5914 JohnSHEWCHUK 623-5927 Doreen TILLSON 432-4804 Tom TURNER 623-5510 Ann VAN DYK 623-4638 Nina VELTRI 576-2629 Terry WITHERSPOON 983-8296 COMMERCIAL BUILDING- $399,900. 6; rental units, busy King St„ Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Good condition and parking. John Shewchuk, Sales Representative, 623- 3393 or 623-5927. asm i BACKSPLIT - NEWCASTLE 4 bedrooms - 66' x 210' lot. 4 leva! verandah, verandah, deck. $169,900. Charlie Reid, Sales Representative, 623-3593 or 983-5914. HAYDON VILLAGE/- $129,900. 4 bedrooms with country charm on 66' x 165' lot, Jack Brown, Sales Representative, Representative, 623-3393 jr 263-2623. PRIME RETAIL STORE SPACE Large indoor mall with excellent excellent parking and pedestrian traffic. Leasing units from 1000 to 6500 sq. ft. $16.00/ sq. ft. Bowmanville. John Shewchuk, Sales Representative, 623-3393 or 623-5927. KENDAL HILLS - 10 ACRES WOODED Spring fed stream, year- round road. $135,900. Almost Almost 1 acre high and dry, drilled well. Fronts on William's William's Point Road. $64,900. Banner Passant, Associate Broker, 623-3393 or 797- 2819. 2 ACRES - BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom bungalow, fireplace, rec room, pool. Garage/workshop, $199,900. Charlie Reid, Sales Representative, 623-3393 or 983-5914. DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER Mom's kitchen - ceramic floors, and much more! Wrap around drive with plenty of parking. Hwy. 2, Bowmanville - $165,900. Josie Doxtater, Associate Broker, 623-3393 or 623-9557. 5 BEDROOM BUNGALOW Kendal Village - eat-in kitchen, separate separate dining room with walkout. Large lot, $159,900. Dave Durham, Sales Representative, 623-3393 or 987- 5722. STARTER OR RETIREMENT 2 bedroom semi - Bowmanville. Upgraded Upgraded windows, plumbing and wiring, patio, Close to schools, hospital. $122,900. Banner Passant, Associate Broker, 623-3393 or 797-2819. Long Time Hydro Employees Leave Behind Memories ' Over 30 Years of Quality Real Estate Service" Three rcliring Newcastle Hydro employees, with more than a lifetime of service between between them, recently worked their last shift. Bud Moore, who served four and a half years as manager manager for Newcastle Hydro, is retiring. retiring. So is Marion West, who was the facility's office supervisor supervisor and employee for 28 years. Also retiring is Lowell MacDougal, a serviceman for 29 years. Bud Moore has spent most of his career serving the public. Prior to joining the Newcastle Hydro team as manager, he worked with Oshawa Public Utilities. When Mr. Moore joined Newcastle Hydro in 1987, a significant population growth was affecting the Town. It was a challenge, Mr. Moore admits, "dealing with that growth and dealing with limited resources." Helping him cope with' difficulties difficulties as they arose was an elected Hydro Commission that he refers to as "fair and flexible." "We had an excellent relation relation with the Commission," said Mr. Moore. Dave Clark, who will be taking over the post of manager manager in December, agrees. The incoming incoming manager said of Mr. Moore, and his colleague Marion Marion West: "Here are two indi- Providence- Shaw's W.I. Happenings The Providence - Shaws W.I.'s November meeting was on the 21st at the home of S. Brown with 25 members and 2 guests present. Before the meeting began, Convenor S. Brown passed out 13 questions to be asked of the mystery guest. Pres. M. Dow opened the meeting by recall- . ing events of a meeting in f March of 84. The Ode was giv- i cn followed by minutes presented presented by Sec. M. Martin. The Treasurer's Report was given by S. Moffatt. T. Gilbank gave a report on the Fun Fair followed followed by a Convention Summary Summary given by M. Martin. The "Plant a Tree" project was discussed with no final decisions decisions made. M. Dow gave a report on the progress of the Card Party held annually at A. Rickard's. Cards were sent to K. Elliot on the birth of her daughter and D. Barrie's husband husband who had an operation. Roll Call was given, "Name a Classical Composer and one of his compositions." This proved to be very educational. M. Martin then read the Motto - "The pendulum of time makes current events the history history of tomorrow. The mystery guest was Jill Brown who was dressed as Mozart and played alleluia on her trumpet. Jill toured Europe in 1991 as a member of Canada's Canada's National Youth Honour Band that gave free concerts throughout Europe under the Canadian Youth on Tour program. program. The 13 questions were then asked of Jill and as she answered them we learned of the life of Mozart. Jill followed by playing more of Mozart on her trumpet. The entertainment was first class and very enjoyable. We thank Jill and Shirley for awakening awakening our interest in the classics. classics. The meeting closed with the M. S. Collect followed by home made desserts and tea. G. Guthrie P.R.O. viduals whose dedication did a lot to foster that type of relationship." relationship." Reminiscing over 29 years of public service, Ms. West said, "It was a bit of a challenge challenge when wc did amalgamate." amalgamate." She was referring to the blending of the Newcastle, Orono, and Bowmanvillc utilities. utilities. Ms. West's retirement plans include spending more time with her six grandchildren, who, she says, are all hard to resist. Mr. Clark credited the retiring retiring Newcastle Hydro employees employees with "putting the utility in very good stead." Newtonville W.I. Meets In November Eleven ladies met recently at Mrs. Janet Paedons' home for the November meeting of Newtonville Women's Institute. Institute. The president, Mrs. Jean O'Neill welcomed the ladies and opened the meeting with a poem. In Retrospect, Mary Stewart Collect and Institute Ode were repeated. Minutes read and adopted. Date for Christmas dinner at Port Hope Legion was changed to December December fifth. Elizabeth moved, seconded seconded by Olive cost for same to be paid for from the special account. Passed. Anna Hughes has invited the ladies to her home afterwards. Food for Salvation Army will be given instead of exchange exchange of gifts. Hazel Irwin is home from the hospital and sent thanks for card received. Christmas remembrances will be sent to former members. Correspondence consisted of an invitation from the Federated Federated Women's Institute to attend attend a personal growth and renewal renewal course at Lake Head University, Thunder Bay October October seventh, eighth and ninth, nineteen ninety-two. Also Ontario Ontario Women's Institute New Venture. A choice of more pleasure in music or Batten- burg Lace. This is to be held at a retreat near Guelph and Cambridge Cambridge on February tenth to fourteenth, nineteen ninety- two. Janet read a report, Consumers Consumers Trend. Meeting then turned over to Helen. A poem, Brighten the comer where you arc was read. The Motto, complaints about packaging, was replied to by Elizabeth with different examples examples of packaging being shown, Janet passed around slips of paper with a contest on them. Funny how simple the answers sound after you hear them, but impossible before hand. Olive received the prize for most correct answers. A nice lunch followed with Inez having the lucky cup. Jean thanked our hostess for inviting inviting us to her home. E. Skelding P.R.O. Medal of Merit for Scouter On November 30, 1991, Roger Leetooze was presented presented the Medal of Merit for especially good service to the Scouting Movement. The Award was presented by District Commissioner Laverne Muirhead (left) to Roger Leetooze (right) at West Durham District Part 1 Wood Badge Training in St. Francis of Assisi Elementary Elementary School in Newcastle Village where the training training was held. OWASCO David's Smile of the Week.. Ho! Ho! Ho! Christmas Year-end Specials are here! '87 Audi 5000C Turbo '88 Audi 5000S '90 Audi 200 Turbo '91 Audi 100 '87 BMW M6, Classic Coupe '88 Carat '89 Fox Coupe (2 to choose from) '90 Fox Coupe (4 to choose from with air) '89 Golf, 5 speed '90 Golf, auto/air '87 Hyundai Excel '84 Jetta, mint condition '88 Subaru Wagon $12,900. $15,900. $24,500. $29,000. $29,900. $12,500. $ 5,800. and $ 6,400. $ 7,995. $ 8,495. $10,800. $ 4,900. $ 5,995. $ 5,500. Also... Our Westfalia Camper Sale has started From $16,900. See the new Eurovan Camper this Saturday! Phone DAVID J. ADAIR your jjjj; ^$£,202 ^ Newcastle Representative m Owasco Volkswagen/Audl/Vanagon Experience the Owasco feeling - it s been proven since 1972. 1425 Dundas St. E., Whitby m //&&' // V' yV*' ANNUAL HRISTIAN SCHOOLS' BAZAAR Saturday, December 7,1991 2:30 p.m. * Giant Craft Sale * Baked Goods * Food and Drinks * Games * Prizes * Child Care AUCTION AT 6:00 p.m. Tymen Van Halteren - Auctioneer KNOX CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Old Scugog Rd., Bowmanville The organizers of the Bazaar would like to thank the following businesses for their generous donations toward our cause: //'* l'i" BOWMANVILLE Abemethy's Paint & Wallpaper Aleen's Beauty Salon Aesoil Synthetic Lubricant Andy Veenstra Construction And/s Software Inc. Annis Jewellery Antoinette's Restaurant Avery Dennison Mfg. Beaver Lumber Bergridge Farm Bev's Horal Creations Bill Grootendorst Ltd. Bleacher Creature, The *Blyleven-Stoter Insurance "Bottom Line, The Bowmanville Barber Bowmanvillc Fabrics Bowmanville Sports Shop Bramble Bush Garden & Horal Design Centre Bridal Path, The Brink's Excavating- Building Place, The Canadian Statesman Cards & Gifts Carl Brink - Builder Carter's Bakery & Confectionery Supplies Child's Ladies Wear Cockerham's Horists Cody's Restaurant & Deli Cole's Barber Shop Colonial Tea Shop Cowan Pontiac Buick Ltd. Dennis Pizzeria Restaurant Diamond Dugout Donut Delight DUCA Community Credit Union Ltd. Durham Home Delivery Durham Paltern & Model Ltd. Durham Precision Cabinets Durham T.V, & Antenna Dykstra's Delicatessen Food Market Fancy's Rowers by Jackman -Guys & Gals Hairstyling jGcorge Feddcma, ReMnx Cornerstone Realty Ltd. ) Gerry's Woodmlll Gould Cards & Gifts Hairport Styling Head's Appliance Repair Hollandia Bakeries - B. Wesselius Hooper's Jewellers Ltd. Hooper's Trophy Centre InTowne Gallery Invasion Hobbies James Publishing James Insurance Broker Ltd. Jamieson Tire John Dejong Construction John Oudyk Poultry Kooi Construction Kut 'n' Kurl Lange's Photo Lab M & M Meat Shops McD's Billiards & Patio Centre McGregor Hardware Ltd. McGregor I.D.A. Drugs Mulder's Furniture Miracle Food Mart Morris Auto Glass Mr. Submarine My Apothecary Nick and Mary Griffioen Poultry Norm's Delicatessen Paul Dejagcr, RcMax Cornerstone Realty Ltd. Pine Ridge Rent-All R. Bouma Construction Ltd. Rokker Gardens Rickaby's Ltd. Ruthic's Nail Care Centre Sears Catalogue Order Dept. Shornc/s Optical Skylight Donuts Snips Hair Design Strike Salmcrs & Furlong, Barristers and Solicitors Style Shoppe, The Sunrise Restaurant NEWCASTLE Annie's Restaurant Balderson Cheese Bargain Plus Beckers Newcastle Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Country Boy Pizza Doug & Marion DeVries Pork and Chicken Eastman's Garage Rowers Plus Greenleaf Inn Restaurant Gruffies Limited Guardian Drugs l.G.A. Newcastle Master's Hairstyling Mastro's Pizza Newcastle Golf Course Newcastle Lumber Newcastle Upholstery Peter DeVos Family Trust Realty Rienstra's Garage Roots Hair Design Sensational Seams Side Street Cafe Square Boy Pizza & Subs Stedman's Newcastle Steve's Auto Supply ORONO Apple Blossom Shop, The Armstrong's l.G.A. C & D Pizza Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Co-op Orono Crabapplc Colton Diaper Service Deb's Fashions & Fabrics Fred's Fruit Market Gerry Krukkert Meats Hair With Rair J'Mc Sutherland Hobb & Partners, Major's Plumbing & Healing Chartered Accountants Television Service Co, Terrlbrae Pet Foods Vandergaast Roofing Velvet Bear, The Wallace Auto Supply Ltd. Ye Oldc Health Shoppe V' • Mercer's Garage Mill Hair Studio, Tim Oldc Tymc Feeling Orono Electric Orono Sub-Contractors Orono Weekly Times Pete Louws Construction Pro-Lawn Landscaping Rolph Hardware . Stutt's Pharmacy Viewers' Choice Village Bakery, The HAMPTON All Green Sod C & J Custom Cabinets Holland Landscaping John Rozema Poultry Kobes Nurseries Stan's Poultry T & C Small Engine Repair Tony Klompmakcr, ReMax . Cornerstone Realty Ltd. TYRONE Byam Plumbing & Heating SOLINA L & H Heating & Air • Conditioning NEWTONVILLE Ed Rypstra Pork Royal Masonary Syd Wybenga Carpentry COURTICE Brandom Kitchen Wholesalers Ltd. Van Belle Roral Shoppes OSHAWA Durham Squash Club Pro Shop Steamatic of Durham LINDSAY Tymon Van Halteren Auctioneer TORONTO Beaches Antiques - 992 Kingston Rd, BRAMPTON Delta Faucet Peerless Faucet ///• • ///< • //V