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' Canadian Tire "Money Machine" In Bowmanville Aug. 19 and 20 Canadian Tire's Bowmanville store will celebrate the Corporation's 75th anniversary Tuesday, August 19th and Wednesday, August 20lh, with a visit from the Canadian Tire "Money Machine." Shoppers arc invited to try their luck in the machine and catch some Canadian Tire coupons. The Money Machine resembles a telephone booth. Customers are invited to step inside, put on some goggles and catch the coupons as they are blown through the air with a powerful fan. Of course, they arc welcome to keep all the coupons they can capture during their allotted time in the machine. Customers will be selected at random at the check-outs and invited to enter the Money Machine. As part of the birthday celebration, local celebrities will be dropping by to try their luck in the Money Machine and raise funds for the Glaring ton Fire Department's defibrillator program. program. The municipality's deputy fire chief will be present to try his luck Tuesday. And other dignitaries are expected to join the fun. Canadian Tire will be matching the amount of coupons captured by the celebrities with real cash for the defibrillator program. Refreshments will also be available next Tuesday and Wednesday, including cake and cookies. Many products will be offered at special prices in the store on Tuesday and Wednesday only. The 75th anniversary celebrations are Canadian Tire's way of thanking all customers for their support during the store's long history in Bowmanville. More 75th anniversary events will take place throughout the remainder of the year as Canadian Tire celebrates. Today, Canadian Tire has a network of over 420 stores coast to coast. Customers have come to know Canadian Tire as more than a great shopping experience. And Canadian Tire believes in giving back to the community through its support of community-based community-based programs. The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, August 16, 1997 Page 21 Sttttoit 19051985, 4300 Tor. line (905) 683-4039 Res. (905) 985-7718. sutton group-lifestyle real estate limited DREAM PROPERTY! HAYDON - Century home on a spectacular 5.81 acre property with a sparkling creek and lovely wooded areas - a rare HAMPTON HERITAGE! Century home on in town 66' x 132' lot with detached garage and workshop! Lots of room for opportunity! $164,900. the family! $132,900. Robert & Carolyn Hall 985-4300 (office) or 985-7718 (res.) OJ.P. Real Estate with Betty Smith If you're thinking of buying or selling and looking for an experienced realtor 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). Let a Local "Pro" Sell It! Selling your home is no easy undertaking. Basically, it means attracting the right prospects - people who are ready, willing and financially financially able to buy - not those who are only curious to see what your home, furniture furniture and decorating look like from the inside. You can attempt to make the sale yourself, or you can have someone else handle the difficult negotiations negotiations on your behalf. Frankly, the best way to market your home - your most valuable asset - is the professional way. Just as you would go to a doctor or a lawyer for medical or legal assistance and advice, you will want to go to a knowledgeable LOCAL REALTOR for assistance in selling your home - one who is familiar with your area and its amenities. Access to a very sophisticated sophisticated multiple listing computer system, combined with his or her technical skills, contacts with financial financial institutions, and professional professional reputation, are all at your disposal to expedite the sale of your property at the best possible price. These are the reasons why, nationally, the vast majority of all homes are sold through Real Estate professionals. Your comments and questions are always of interest to me and l welcome welcome the opportunity to answer them. ©j.p. Heritage Day Celebrates Brooklin's 150th Anniversary Whitby's Annual Heritage Day is taking place on Saturday, September 6th. Organized by the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (L.A.C.A.C.) it will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. throughout Brooklin. The celebration this year will focus on the 150th Anniversary of the naming of Brooklin. It was in 1847 that the village changed its name from Winchester to Brooklin. Heritage Day has events planned for all ages and is sure to be an event that the whole family will enjoy. There will be Horse and Stagecoach Rides through the village as well as performances performances from the Old Time Fiddlers and the Horseless Carriagcmcn. Children will have fun participating in games or entering in the photo contest, both organized by the Sorbara Group. Adults can enjoy a game of horseshoes or darts at the Brooklin Legion. There will be a wide array of displays to look at such as Woodcarving, Basket weaving, Antique Tools, Spinning and Weaving, and Antique Clocks. There will also be Steam Engines, Tractors, Fire Trucks and displays put on by the Whitby Archives and the Whitby L.A.C.A.C. There is no admission fee, so come out with your family and enjoy a fun day in Brooklin. Barbecue for Bone Marrow Donorship Mark Williams and Garnet Wheadon were the chefs on hand at the first RCMP barbecue held Thursday, Aug. 7, at the RCMP building on Baseline Road, Bowmanville. The cook- out was in support of an officer's daughter who is in need of a bone marrow transplant and of the Bruce Denniston Bone Marrow Society. Sgt. Ian Pole, of the RCMP's Customs and Excise Section, says the barbecue is' "to let people know about the need and to educate them." Pole says this is just one of a series of fund-raising opportunities available over the next several several months. The weekly barbecues will continue each Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. until mid-September. There is a yard sale on Saturday, Sept. 6. Residents may call 697-6001 to donate money, and to pledge donations towards a head-shaving event to take place soon. Pole would like to thank the following companies for their contributions to the event: Pineridge Rental for the sign, the new East Side Mario's for ice, The Great Canadian Meat Company of Whitby for the truck and sausages and hot dogs, The Baker's Table for the baked goods, The 5th Wheel for propane and Graham's IGA which supplied the relishes and other barbecùe toppings. Take Advantage of Our Unique Commission Plans z Starting As Low As 1 % TODAY Charming updated bungalow on a gorgeous lot, Ar / walkout from dining room to deck and a spectac- V/rlUIvU Ul / ular view, paved.drive, dbl. garage with furnace „„., y l,o CP RVlfîF and service, boathouse, 5 newer appliances, air vm mvu conditioning, sun porch, sat. dish, etc., etc. 15 Albert Street, Unit 4, Vendor says sell ill Call to arrange your Oshawa, ON L1H4P7 private showing and try your otter today. MLS. ©j.p CALL Sales Representative (905) : 721-1300 234 King Street East Bowmanville Customer Satisfaction First Priority . 623-3393 Res. 623-7928 GROUP PLANNING TO SELL YOUR HOME? At Sutton Group-Dynamic we offer the buyer of your home the following fees and taxes*: •Legal fees up to $400.00 • CMHC application fee of $225.00 • Land transfer tax aa * certainconditions apply 71 MEARNS AVE. BRICK & FIELDSTONE RANCHER WITH INGROUND POOL ft ' w ~ Betty Smith Sales Rep. Mearns Ave., Bowmanville. 69' x 140' lot in prime residential area. Very large sunken living room with fieldstone fireplace. Finished rec. room, interior entry to 1 1/2 car garage. $169,900. FOR RENT - store, 99 King Street East, Bowmanville. $750.00 monthly. All inclusive. Call Betty Smith at (905) 697-1700 or 1-888-226-2230 Bob Craig Sales Rep. 1988 Northwander mobile home at Bowmanville Zoo. Shows well, lot overlooks creek and mature trees. Includes fridge and stove. Asking $24,500. Call Bob Craig (905) 697-1700. Guy Parrotta Sales Rep. All homes lislcd on Toronto MLS system. World wido access through Internet: wwwlmls.ca email: parrolta@duitiam.net WATERFRONT COTTAGE ON RICE LAKE Three bedroom older Viceroy is on 100' of waterfront less than 1 hour drive from Bowmanville. On year round road, new well, new holding tank, new side deck. Enjoy the fantastic sunsets. Call GUY Parrotta (905) 697-1700. Aline Guyon Sales Rep. OPEN HOUSE SAT. AUG. 16 & SUN. AUG. 17, 2-4 P.M. AT 42 HART BLVD., NEWCASTLE Dir: Hwy 2, east to Ruddell Rd. and follow signs Asking price $129,900. 'Superb 4 level brick/aluminum backsplit, 3+1 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen with a walkout, 2 baths, skylight, family room with gas fireplace, fully fenced backyard, single attached garage; close to 401 for commuters, and so much more. Needs to be seen to be appreciated. For more information or to view, please call Aline Guyon at (905) 697-1700, 24 Hr pager or (905) 983-9102. Randy Flint Stiles Rep. 53 TAMBLYN ROAD, ORONO Sit back and enjoy the peace and quiet of country living. This bungalow is beautifully decorated and modem throughout with central air, new broadloom, roof and windows. There is a main floor laundry room and a good sized 50' x 120' lot. Excellent value for 1st time buyers. Listed at $112,900. Call Randy Flint at (905) 697-1700. Henry Eikens Sales Rep. WANTED! Farm listings with a high percentage of workable land, with or without buildings. Call Henry Eikens (905) 697-1700 or (905) 983-5279. HOME OWNERS ... DO YOU KNOW THAT: 1. All our listings are entered on the Toronto Real Estate Board's MLS system. 2. All our listings are accessible world wide via internet exposure. Your neighbourhood specialists- living in, working in, and knowledgeable about our community. ©j.p.