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t f 12 liic Canadian Statesman, Bev. manville, Wednesday, April 17,1996 / > r Real Estate Deadlines and Policies Deadline for Wednesday Publication is Monday at 12:00 Noon. Any compensation for errors or omissions by The Canadian Slatcsman 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 by Joyce Kelly What a beautiful sight greeted greeted everyone on Sunday morning morning with the sun shining brilliantly brilliantly on the ice covered trees and landscape. Hopefully, not too much damage resulted because of the ice. The Garden Club's International Supper on Saturday evening was a fine success, even with poor driving conditions at times. Next Sunday afternoon, April 21, from 1:00 - 3:00 an Open House will be held at their home to wish the Sonne family well. (Patsy, Brian, K.C. and Mike.) They will be greatly missed in our community and we wish them well on this move. For further information on this farewell party, call 986- 5952. A reminder of the tree planting planting project by Joan Graham. If you wish to participate you must phone her very soon at 986-4856. Afternoon Unit of U.C.W. - Nine members and one guest met at the United Church for dessert luncheon. Jean Churchill opened the meeting with a poem "God is Real". Roll Call was answered by signs of spring we had observed. Audrey Wright chose "Joy" for her theme in worship. The scripture was Matthew 28 - 1 to 10 and the hymn "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" was sung. Our quilt project was displayed. displayed. (four single bed quilts and 3 crib quilts). These arc to be donated to Denise House. Jean Churchill introduced her friend Betty Lindblad who had been on a trip to Thailand. She left Toronto to Anchorage where the plane refueled and then on to Hong Kong. The trip was 22 days long, with 14 of those on board a ship which called at Singapore, Kuala, Liinipar and Bali. Betty showed us batik fabric, pictures made from rice chips, earrings made from rubber and many pictures. A most interesting talk. Jean Churchill (dosed the meeting y/itK benediction. ... vt DoraMartyn, Reporter A Thank You Concert will be presented by the Cartwright High School Concert band at the Cartwright Central Public School on Monday evening, April 22, at 7:30 p.m. in appreciation appreciation of the generous support of the community for their upcoming trip to Washington, D.C. There will be no admission for this program of approximately approximately one hour, featuring the selections the band will play at the Invitational Music Festival in Washington, D.C. Do plan to attend. Plans arc well underway for the talent Auction which will be held at the Blackstock United Church on Friday evening, April 26. This event is a delightful mixture of entertainment entertainment and fundraising. Everyone is welcome. The Blackstock Women's Unplugged Institute met on April 3, begin ning with a pot luck dinner. Joan Graham is working on a tree planting project in our area again this year. If anyone is interested in purchasing some trees call Joan Graham now. The W.I. gave Joan a donation to help with this worthwhile project. Dora Martyn gave her District Director's report, outlining outlining some of the District events. The Blackstock W.I. will be 90 years old next year and plans are being made to celebrate. The new officers for 1996- ■ 97 were installed by Muriel Hoskin as follows - Past President Pat Sleep, President - May Shortridgc, 1st Vice- President - Betty Hockley, Secretary - Carol Thornton, Treasurer - Pat Sleep, District Director - Dora Martyn, P.R.O. - Lois Luke, Sunshine - Helen Bradbum, Curator -' Kathleen Watts. Dora Martyn is heading a committee to have an essay writing contest entitled: How to Keep Quebec in Canada. Prizes arc to be given for four grades 5, 6, 7 and 8. Meeting closed with O Canada. Lois Luke P.R.O. The meeting of the Morning Unit of the UCW was held at the home of Dorothy Venning on Tuesday, April 9, with 18 members and one child present. After enjoying goodies and a beverage, Margaret Mountjoy opened the meeting with a verse, "That Something Special" as a special tribute to our hostess, Dorothy Venning, who will celebrate her 85th birthday on April 10. The Unit presented Dorothy with a lovely lovely hanging basket for her porch and lots of good wishes. The minutes of the March meeting were read and adopted and the treasurer's report received. Cards were signed for special birthdays and shut-ins. Pat Sleep and Edith McLaughlin reported on the layette for the Port Perry Hospital Auxiliary Silent Auction on May 11. We were reminded of the "Friendly Visitor Luncheon" on April 23 and "Living Together in Canada" at Eastministcr United Church in Belleville on Tuesday, April 30 from 2-9 p.m. The unit has been invited to be present at Kathleen and Dalton Dorrcll's 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration on August 4 at the church. Peggy Larmcr led us in worship worship using the theme "Taking the Higher Step" with scripture from Matthew 5. Edith McLaughlin prepared and presented a program on violence in our society, particularly particularly among our young people. Much discussion and interest was generated. We explored ways in which we, as parents and grandparents, can be helpful. helpful. The meeting closed with the Mizpah benediction. Connie Swain, Reporter. Country Comfort Heating • Air Conditioning • Fireplaces Visit our Showroom at 91 King St. West, Bowmanville during our beat; the heat truckload sale SAVE 25% » mi Kcfflite Units go up May 1st From $1300 now Pay $1625 later ELECTRIC HEAT KILLING YOU? Switch to Gas We are the Conversion Specialists Baseboard to Gas with Duct Work What! Can't Afford it? Finance it with our CIBC Easy Payment Plan Carpentry & Contracting 23 Years in this Area • Custom Built Homes • Kitchen Renovations • Additions • Decks • Store Renovations, etc. tù (905) 623-1101 ©J.P. IIil ~ 0% Of n /o L as V Æ Stfie-Uence t6e "Di^eneMce! ALFANNIS LUMMlbblUlN - Broker/Owner L-MO FAMILY REALTY 2000 LTD. (905)623-2000 1 King Street West, Bowinzinville L1C1R2 (905) 987-2000 Not intended to solicit properties currently listed for sale, x * o.i p You Snooze - You Lose! 697-0621 t. jp There were 15 tables of euchre at the weekly party with the following winners - Harry Hill, with a score of 99, Bernice Wells, Elizabeth Craig, Glen Lowery, Elsie Pogue, Hazel Piltz and Lois Lowery. Winners of the draws were David Craig with 2 winners, Helen Dorrell, Notcnboom, Myrtle and May Shortridgc. Gary Gimblett Jutiflll sut,on group - dynamic realty inc. gro.= 129 King Street East, Bowmanville (905)697-1700 48 LILLIAN CRES.,-- NEWCASTLE Beautiful 2 storey, 4 Randy Flint bedroom detached. Main (905) 697-1700 floor family and laundry room. 5169,900. 954 NORTH ST., "'"NEWCASTLE' Country living in this 3 bedroom bungalow with a large 75 x 250' lot. $144,900. 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 Over 30 Years Quality Real p-- Estate Service LU OAK FLOORS - OAK KITCHEN Magnificent custom- built sidesplit, double car garage, central vac, air, fieldstone fireplace. Absolutely gorgeousl $209,900 181 ACRES- Charlie KENDAL HILLS Reid* Outstanding property, just listedl 56 x 136' pole barn, bungalow, three road frontages, frontages, rolling hills, stream. Would make a great golf course! $359,900. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. IT'S YOUR MOVE Large front entry, circular oak staircase, oversize master bedroom .with full ensuite, eat- in kitchen/ with walkout to yard. Only $152,000. Call Josie Doxtater** at 623-3393 or 623-9557. SPECTACULAR VIEW! 3 bedroom rancher features living room and dining room with fireplace, main floor laundry. Family room In basement with 2nd fireplace plus 4th bedroom ' and rec room: 100 x 165' lot. A i must to seel $164,500. Call Joe Jeronimo** 623-3393 or 623-6920. Apartments in Houses It is estimated that more than 100,000 illegal apartments apartments exist in homes across Ontario. The Residents' Right Act (Bill 120) now makes it legal for Ontario homeowners to have one self-contained apartment in their single family residence (detached, semi-detached or row house) provided that the unit meets Building and Fire Codes and reasonable Planning Standards. In order to obtain legal status for these apartments, homeowners are now obligated obligated to ensure that these units are safe. Fire Code standards cover such areas as smoke alarms, fire separation walls, fire exits and electrical safety. Building Codes address things such as ceiling heights, room and window sizes and ventilation. The deadline for meeting these requirements is July 14,1996. CMHC financing is available available on homes which have accessory apartments. However, if the rental income is required to qualify the Purchaser, the apartment must be in compliance with current legislation (Bill 120). Safe, legal apartments in homes will benefit both Purchasers and Vendors alike. They will, in many cases, increase the value of the property, make it easier to obtain mortgage financing and insurance as well as improve the resale value of the home. For more information on the above, contact your local Planning and Fire Departments and Ontario Hydro. If you're thinking of buying or selling and looking looking for an experienced real tor to assist you, please give me a calL I can be reached at Sutton Group-Dynamic Realty Inc., 129 King St. East, Bowmanville, (905) 697-1700 (24 Hr. Pager) ©J.P. cornerstone realty ltd., realtor 104 king st. e., bowmanville Paul Reesor Earth Day is celebrated around the world Earth Day, the largest environmental environmental awareness event in the world, is celebrated by millions millions of organizations and individuals individuals on April 11, 1996 to /relish their personal environmental environmental commitments. , If you arc staging an Earth Day event or project, please call EARTH DAY CANADA at (416) 599-1991 for excellent advice and support material. Readers can also contribute to this worthy cause by reducing reducing their electricity and water consmnptionl Heating systems work overtime In spring A cooling of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of South America (called la Nina) was the cause of our long winter and extended heating season. There is no explanation or regular cycle behind this cooling, cooling, but it affects the upper atmosphere. Pauleen JUST LISTED S159,500. Goselin* Well maintained 3 + 1 bedroom, 4 level back- split. Family room with fireplace and walkout to yard. Renovated 3 piece bathroom. 1.5 car garage. Gas furnace. Minutes to 401. Call Pauleen Goselin* 623-6000 I David Passant** SUPER Over 20 STARTER Years of Lovely semi totally Service finished. Full walk out. $116,900, Please ask for David Passant" for a current market evaluation of your property today! ASPËN PARK MODEL 2215 sq. It. 4 bedrooms, bedrooms, gas fireplace, fireplace, bleached oak cupboards. $189,900. Many starter homes priced from $51,000 to $100,000. Call today! Ron Moore* Sales Rep. 623-6000 24 hr. 623-9263 (res.) WHY PAY SOMEONE ELBE'S MORTGAGE? This lovely 2 bedroom freehold townhouse with the privacy ol a ravine lot features central air, gas healing, attached garage, large eat-in kitchen. This home sits on a qulel court across Irom the Bowmanville Mall, close to schools and hospital. Best ol all with $5345 down, It will carry less than $800 P.l, To view this outstanding value. 113 Galbraith Drive Call Ron Moore* at 623-6000 24 Hr. Pager Call Linda McLennan** Associate Broker 623-6000 - T ,„ ■ ...... ,vv "Wfror 1 AIR CLEANER! 1050 sq. It. 3 bodroomi Geranium dolached homo.. Main floor family room with i lireplaco. Eat-In kitchon i with walkout lo largo, lonccd yard. Master has ' onsuilo and walk-in closot. COUNTRY WITH IN-LAW Spotless 3 bedroom Angelstone and aluml num bungalow on 10 acr os! Eat-in kitchen with garage access. Newer bedroom basement apartment apartment with separate entrance, Metal barn with ©jp Nowonlv$139.900. _ 20*x50'.M19.000, APARTMENT TO RENT Seniors apartment near hospital - lovely 2 bedroom with balcony. $606Jmonth. All inclusive. May 1 . available; Call REDUCED TO $107,000. Bowmanville - newer semi-detached raised bungalow. Large lot with deck and garden shed. Finished lower level with extra bathroom. Doug Humphrey** at 623-6000. COURTICE AREA 66 x 320' lot. Detached garage. Clean, move-in condition. Only $115,000. Paul DeJager* CUSTOM BUILT A GARDENER'S DREAM 3 + 1 bedrooms, greenhouse kilchen, main floor family room with walkout to deck, separate dining room, 4 baths, master bedroom ensuite, greenhouse, large lot backs onto open field, In walking walking distance to town. Quality throughout. Asking $169,900. f%! CLOSE TO SCHOOLS AND SHOPPING With sell contained apartment. Well kept home on ravine with walkout basement, greenhouse kitchen overlooking creek and conservation area. Main floor family room with cathedral celling and fireplace, master bedroom ensuite, separate dining room and muc $179,900. more. Asking BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Courtice area, 3 bedroom nome, eat-ln country kitchen, open stairway to family room with fireplace, separate dining room with walkout to deck, two tiered deck. Shows to perfection. $149,900. Call Paul DeJager* 623-6000 REDUCED TO SELL- $199,000. Lots ol value In the Jr. executive home in Courtice, on quiet ores, cent, walkout basemeni on extra deep lot c/w heated Inground pool, changehouse and gazebo. Adjacent to conservation area. Must see. or 623-2712 for details. GREAT FAMILY HOME! James* and Ellen** Bush 4 bedrooms, 2 walkouts to fenced yard, 2 - 4 pc. baths, garage with entrance to house, main floor laundry. Call for your appointment. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, raised bungalow semidetached. semidetached. Walking distance to schools and small plaza, Priced to sell at $107,000. Don't Beat Around the Bush. Call James* or Ellen** Bush 623-6000 24 hr. pager Brian Fraser* LOVE A SPECTACULAR VIEW? Year round waterfront home in Bowmanville. Minutes to 401. Open concept, 3 bedrooms, woodstove. Priced to sell at $114,900. Call Brian Fraser* 623-6000 Dianne Warren* FIRST TIMERS! Come see this 4 level sidesplit. 3 bedrooms, main floor den/office with walkout to deck. 4 pc. and 2 pc. baths, finished rec room. $129,900. Call Dianne Warren* Off. 623-6000 If HÂSÏfAi.Ùf 4 + 1 bedrooms, 4 baths, main floor family room with gas fireplace, main floor laundry, central air, central vac, skylight over circular stairs. Full finished basement with walkout. Greenhouse kitchen with walkout. All on a ravine lot. $199,900. 24 Hr. Pager. BELLWOOD DRIVE BOWMANVILLE Gorgeous 3 + 1 bed- 4 bedroom home near room sidesplit, 2 full schools, main floor fami- Tony baths, family room with ly room, 3 baths, walkout Kloirmmaker* fireplace, walkout to basement. An excellent larger deck, and gas fur- family home. Asking nace. Asking $174,900. $164,900. Call Tony Klompmaker* Remax Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 623-6000 or Res. 263-4448. Liz Meade* Sales Rep. Marg Bain* Sales Rep. VENDOR SAYS "SELL" The works all done -Just move in to this attractive 2 bedroom home with gleaming hardwood floors, ceramic floor in 4 pc, bath, walkout from kitchen to deck and fenced yard. Upgrades Include: new roof, all windows, furnace, vinyl siding over brick, aluminum soffits and fascia, wiring and plumbing. Listed at $94,900. Call and ask for Liz Meade* 623-6000. GREAT FOR TEENAGERS Give them their own space and assure your own privacy In this completely finished 3 bedroom link home located In north end Bowmanville. Upgraded broadloom throughout, central air and vac, 2 - 4 pc. baths, fenced lot and double paved driveway. Listed at $129,900. Call and ask for Marg Bain* 905-623-6000.