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Page 10 The Canadian Statesman, liowmanville, November 11. 1098 In Brief Two-Year Extension : For Darlington Licence The Atomic Energy Control Board has approved the • renewal of the operating licence for Ontario Hydro's •Darlington Nuclear Generating Station. The licence will Icovcr a period of two years, ending November 30, 2000. ;The licencing decision was announced Friday, [November 6. More Passengers Take GO Transit Ridership on GO Transit was up by 8.1 per cent between 1996 and 1997. This is above the national average average ridership increase of 2.3 per cent. It places GO Transit on the very edge of leading growth, said the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA). On a national level, transit use has continued to increase by an average of 1.1 per cent from January to June of 1998, according to statistics from the CUTA. Tories at the Polls Local Progressive Conservatives will be heading to The voting booths this weekend. The second ballot voting ; in the federal PC leadership race will take place ; Saturday, November 14th. Former prime minister Joe Clark won the first ballot last month but had not received the majority of fifty-plus-one required to be declared the winner. All party members are eligible to vote in the leadership campaign. No Name Change For Foundation The Memorial Hospital Foundation won't be renamed, renamed, despite the recent decision to give Memorial [Hospital Bowmanville a new name. The Foundation is a separately incorporated organization organization with its own volunteer Board of Directors. It was established in 1976 to encourage donations and raise [money for assurances in continued technology for the [hospital. In a press release last week, the Foundation added that donations it receives will be used exclusively in ■ Bowmanville. "We are committed to working with the community to be able to offer health care services and [keep technology current," said the Foundation. Spotlight on Business The Claringlon Business Group will put the emphasis on networking when it meets in Bowmanville Tuesday, November 17th. Three or four specific businesses in the area are being invited to discuss the services and products they provide. A second emphasis .will, be placed on networking, with all those in attendance encouraged to bring business cards and marketing material. The meeting lakes place at 7:30 a.m. in Silk's Calé, Bowmanville. Advance registration is requested. Please call 404-1693 or 697-3132 if you will be attending. Church Marks Anniversary In Costumes Of the 1800's by Shirley Sobil Zion United Church in Mitchell's Corner began celebrations for their 150th Anniversary on October 18, 1998. In the Methodist tradition tradition and dating back to the eighteen hundreds, the congregation dressed in appropriate dress wear. Ladies, girls and small children were wearing long dresses, hoops, hats, hat pins, gloves, some aprons, granny boots, purses and hankies. The men and boys were in hats, braces, vests and old hair styles. The ladies, led by Pat Fisher, met in the old Sunday School room at 10:00 a.m. for Sunday School class. The men gathered in the Christian Education wing with Ron Phillips convening. The children were upstairs in the new addition over the Christian Education wing. Following Sunday School class everyone convened in the Christian Education wing to witness Reverend Bryan Ransom lead in the dedication of the new Christian Education addition. We sang "We Have This Ministry". Catherine Walt opened the door leading upstairs to the new addition. addition. It has four rooms for Sunday School classes to be held and a large open space. Over the past year, many hands have toiled towards the completion of this much needed addition. addition. Following in John Wesley's footsteps, Reverend Bryan Ransom led in a typical Methodist Church Service in the sanctuary. His message continued with John 3:1- 10. Reverend Ransom was appropriately attired with his long black robe. Real Estate Deadlines and Policies Deadline for Wednesday Publication is Monday at 12:00 Noon. Any compensation for errors or omissions by The Canadian Statesman will be limited to the value of the space occupied by the error in the advertisement. v Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department J Common Threads for Durham Quillers The Durham Trillium Quillers' Guild held their Quilt Extravaganza over the weekend. More than 200 items were on display display at Camp Samac in Oshaxva. These ranged from quilts to wall, hangings, hangings, jackets and other outfits. Visitors could browse through the Merchant Mall, watch the fashion parade, or try their hand at a new sewing machine. Thousands of spectators travelled across the province to enjoy the event. Linda Hargcst, of Bowmanville, had two quilts on display. They were entitled "Colour Splash in Blue" and "Returning II". 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(905) 697-1700 or 1-888-226-2230 OJp illlllll Broker ROYAL LEPAGE Independently Owned and i^^HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Operated FRANK REAL ESTATE 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Lino 686-1035 CfHARLIE'REID' 6000 SQ. FT. STEEL BUILDING 1.97 ACRES Perfect place for a flea market, antique car or trailer storage. Located between Bowmanville and Orono. Vendor will hold financing. $159,900. Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. 75 ACRES - NEWCASTLE Gorgeous Property - 2 Road Frontages 15 Acres of beautiful bush and stream. If you are looking for a place to build your dream home come and see this property! $167,900. Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. 116 ACRES - OVERLOOKING OSHAWA Looking for a great spot to build your dream home? 95 Acres workable, workable, 2 acre pond. Very private. $269,900. Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. RBW cornerstone realty ltd., realtor 104 King St E., Bowmanville 623-6000 LOCATION PLUS VALUE Close to all amenities, this 2 year old twin home with forced air gas may end David r r searcl ] ! Passant** |UM A °P en ""«W Assoc. Broker ÜJ ; « many upgrades. Over 23 Years PRICE ONLY of Service $117,900. Ask David about how to get your closing costs paid for! David Passant", Associate Broker, today! 623-6000. Call Linda McLennan" Associate Broker 623-6000 A SMALL STREAM Crosses the property edged by a wooded ravine right in the Village of Newcastle;- 3 bedroom, 3 level backsplit home with a bright and spacious 2 bedroom basement apartment with separate entrance and walkout to backyard. Asking $182,900. Call Marg or Linda 623-6000: OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, 1 - 4 p.m. 3 Ontario St., Bowmanville (north of King St.) Elegant 2368 sq. ft. 4 bedroom century home, center-hall plan on a 55 x 132 ft. lot. 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