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k i 18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, February 2,1994 Real Estate Deadlines and Policies Deadline for Wednesday Publication is Monday at 12:00 Noon. Any compensation for mom or omissions by The Canadian Statesman will be limited to the value of the space occupied by the error in the advertisement. ^ Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department j W. Frank Real Estate Honors Top Agents Bowmanville's Charlie Reid and John Shewchuk were honoured recently at W. Frank Real Estate's Annual Awards Night held at the Holiday Inn on January 22nd. Charlie, who attained the highest level as a member of the President's Sales Club, placed second to Bobcaygeon's, Norma Long. John Shewchuk Shewchuk made the Gold Achievement Club and was presented with a watch for 15 years of service. Mr. Reid was also recognized for his 20 years of loyal service. W. Frank Real Estate, founded in Bowmanville by Walter Frank in 1960, is one of Ontario's largest and most reputable independently owned real estate organizations. Real Estate Board Elects New Slate of Officers - 3^.-v », The company's highest order is known as the President's Club. Pictured with President, Walter Frank, are the President's Sales Club, (front row, left to right): Charlie Reid, top salesperson for the Bowmanville Bowmanville office; Nonna Long, Bobcaygeon top salesperson for 1993; Anna Ouyang, top salesperson for Oshawa's Industrial, Commercial and Investment Dept., (back row,, left to right): Dave Tonkin, top salesperson of the Oshawa office. Tim O'Connor and Jim Snowden shared the honour of being the top in the Whitby office. LAWYER Peter E. Heslin, LL.B. Real Estate Wills Mortgages Family Law Pickering-Ajax Bowmanville 1305 Pickering Parkway 36 King St. E. Suite 304 623-5554 Call Toll Free - Region of Durham; and Toronto 1-800-567-3926 Pictured here with Walter Frank are the Gold Achievement Club Members (back row, left to right): Dave Kearney (Oshawa); Cheryl Betson (Whitby); Karen Short (Oshawa); Helen Whitefield (Oshawa); Susan-Jane Frank (Whitby); John Shewchuk (Bowmanville); Richard Chance (top salesperson of the Pickering Office); (front row, left to right): Connie McCann (Whitby); Bonnie Davis (Pickering); George Cardona (Oshawa I.C.I. Dept.) and Pickering's Doris Chance; absent from photo: Ev Dehart (Whitby) and Chris Tyrovolas (Whitby). BLUE CHIP SEMINAR SERIES Mutual Fundfest The All-Star Investment Conference February 5,1994 Come join us and learn from some of the top money managers in the Mutual Fund industry on how to invest your money in today's investment climate. Topics discussed will include: • Investing globally. • Are Canadian stocks a good place to be? • Do Canadian bonds make sense now? • Is the U.S. market overvalued? • How does proper asset allocation work? • Investing in the Far East. • Investing in emerging markets. • Interest rates and the Canadian dollar. • Discussing the new Government's possible tax changes and strategies to take now. • Foreign investing both inside and outside your RRSP. • Are mutual funds a good idea for foreign investing? • Question and Answer period with every presentation. Guest Speaker Linc-up Fidelity Investments Mackenzie Financial AGF Investments Templeton International Deloitte & Touche, Canada's largest accounting firm, will be discussing recent tax developments and tax implications of mutual fund investing. February 5,1994, 9:30 am - 2:00 pm Lc Gala, 65 Sunray, Whitby R.S.V.P. and Directions phone Kathy at 905-576-1726 • 1 800661-0.243 e MIDLAND WALWYN 11 U [ CHIP T H I N K I N G" Hosted by: The Oshnwn Branch, 1 Mmy St. N., Oshawa ™ BLUE Cl IIP THINKING Isa trademark of Midland Wnlwyn Capital Inc. Please recycle this newspaper Real Estate with Betty Smith SURVEYS AND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS If you're Selling a property, you will probably be requested by your purchasers to provide a survey to show them exactly what they're buying. Equally important however, is the fact that a survey is necessary for arranging mortgage financing and for registering the transaction at the Land Registry Office. If you're Buying a property, you need to know exactly what you're getting, and a survey plan made by a LICENSED LAND SURVEYOR, will legally define and describe, what you're actually buying. These plans not only show the Boundaries of the property and the location of all improvements (buildings, fences, pools, etc.), they also outline Easements, Rights-of- Way, and Encroachments, all of which entitle other people to partial use of your property. Typically your house and land represent your greatest assets, so whether you're a Buyer or a Seller, the cost of a survey, when compared to the total of the financial real estate transaction, is a more than reasonable price to pay for your peace of mind! Your questions and comments are always welcome. If you're thinking of buying or selling this year, put my fourteen years of experience to work for you. Also, call me for details that will qualify you to win our shiny new 1994 Grand AM SE. I can be reached at 623-2000 (24 hour pager). Over 30 Years Quality Real Estate Service 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 Charlie Reid* 623-3393 25 ACRE CENTURY FARM - BOWMANVILLE Spotless 3 bedroom home Circa 1885,12 stall barn, manicured grounds, private. Great view. $339,900. Call Charlie field* 623-3393 or 983-5914. SUPER FAMILY HOME IN NEWCASTLE Must be seen. 4 years new, spotless 4 bedroom, bedroom, main floor family room with fireplace, oak trim, hardwood In dining room, double car garage, paved drive. $157,900. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. iiJwv' CENTURY BRICK BEAUTY - ORONO 4 bodroomo, family room with otovo, separate living room, supor lot, Insulated garage. Priced to sell. $142,900. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. .. Iris Fowler* 623-3393 A REAL GEM ON 1/2 ACRE, PONTYPOOL Brick backsplit has family room with woodstove plus rec room. 4 levels finished. Heated garage. $149,900. Iris Fowler* 623-3393 or (705) 932-2621. M . , A- Atf fj] 1-1 "/"'irai ".«rtL „ 1 I ■ l.jÈsE , - < v;;, v John Shewchuk* 623-3393 IDEAL FOR NURSERY STOCK 58 acres, good arable soil, good water supply, plus century brick home. Great long term investment investment abutting Hampton Village. $295,000. Call John Shewchuk* 623-3393. PRIME COMMERCIAL CORNER 8,000 sq, ft, building In downtown core Bowmanville. Excellent potential. 279,000. Power of Sale. Buy before prices go up. Call John Shewchuk* 623-3393. COMMERCIAL BUILDING Incredible value In downtown Bowmanville. 6 rental units with parking. $212,000. Power of Sale. You can't afford to miss II. Call John Shewchuk* 623-3393. CHARLIE REID* JOHN SHEWCHUK* 2nd In The Company 6th In The Company The management and staff at W. Frank Real Estate Bowmanville Office would like to congratulate CHARLIE REID and JOHN SHEWCHUK in ranking 2nd and 6th respectively in 1993 among our Company's total sales staff of 140. It is due to hard working professionals like Charlie, John and the rest of our sales staff that our office enjoyed an increase In sales in Clarington of 28.8% when overall the Clarington market dropped by 4%. 1992 T01993 MARKET CHANGES (Municipality of Clarington) FRANK - BOW. 30.0% 20.0% 10.0% 0.0% -10.0%* (+28.8%) ODREB (-4.0%) For all your real estate needs call one of our "FRANK" Sales Representatives. Mil The Oshawa and District Real Estate Board has elected the above directors to a one-year term which commenced January 1. Seated in the front row, from left, are: Gail Maclean, new executive officer; Ani-, '. ta Witty, 1994 President; Christine Kendall, Immediate Past president.; and Pat Maplebeck, director. , 1 Standing at rear, from left to right, are: Glen Posteraro, Director, Rosemary McConkey, Director; Earl ,. McDonald, Director, Harvey Mintz, Past President Council; John Hill, 2nd Vice President; Tony Slavin, _ Director; and Evan Kalnitsky, Director. Missing from the photo are Ian Smith, 1st Vice President and ' Janet McKnight, Director. Federal Funding To Assist Home Renovation Plans As indicated in the Spcech-Krom- Thc-Thronc, the federal government will provide $100 million over the next two years in the form of loans or grants for home renovation to low- income Canadians, including Aboriginals, Aboriginals, to bring their houses up to health and safety standards, and to assist assist those in rural and remote areas to deal with emergency repairs. "This is in keeping with the Government's Government's "Red Book" pledge to reinstate reinstate the very popular Homeowner and Disabled Residential Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Assistance Programs (RRAP)," explained the Honourable David C. Dingwall, Minister responsible for the federal government's housing, agency, Canada Mortgage and Housing Housing Corporation. "Not only will this improve housing housing and living conditions of low- income Canadians, but thousands of badly-needed jobs will be created, directly directly and indirectly," Mr. Dingwall said. "I am hopeful that provinces and territories will consider partnership arrangements with us in the financing and delivery of this excellent program. program. Provincial and territorial participation participation would increase the number of homeowners who would receive subsidies and further create jobs. | : li t til r I! if i:| ' t'l i I'l I til ' r i tt' JP ill | tj II Li ii ir li| Ü! ii.