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Page 10 The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, December 16, 1998 ^ 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 die error in the advertisement. ^ Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department j Blackstock United Church to Perform a Cantata on Sunday by Joyce Kelly What beautiful sights the Christmas lights arc this year. It seems that home owners have truly outdone themselves this year with spectacular showings, perhaps the mild weather has assisted by avoiding the freezing fingers. Do enjoy them. Dave Elliott is now home recuperating from his accident. I am sure that calls would be welcomed. Belter health is wished for John Archer and Eldon Fee both of whom were hospitalized -1 am not sure if they arc home yet or not. In addition, Jean Fee underwent eye surgery last week. Next Sunday morning the choir of Blackstock United Church will be presenting presenting a Cantata during the worship service. Service time is 9:45 a.m. Visitors arc welcome for the special musical treat. A warm welcome is extended to Ken and Maureen Dowson who have moved into north Blackstock, just across the street from Ken's sister Shirley and Don Gibson and family. Doris VanCamp of Listowel spent the weekend weekend with her niece Aileen VanCamp. Jim and Margaret had come to the area and Doris accompanied accompanied them for a visit. Louise and Greg Hornigold of Bethany, Anne and Peter Vanderheul were Saturday evening dinner guests of Cecil and Marie Gibson. On Wednesday noon is the annual Seniors' Christmas luncheon at the High School. If you arc a local senior, call the school at 986-4241 as soon as Blackstock News Stuart Dorrcll and Marion Staples. Lucky draws were won by Dorothy Olan, Lois Huntington, Don Putsey, Lois Lowrey, Myrtle Gimblctt and Grace Manns. The Cartwright High School's presentation of four one act plays on Monday and Wednesday evenings was absolutely excellent. The four plays were Geeks Do Conic From Outer Space, Will Someone Please Tell Me What's Going on Here?, The Other Other Woman and Crash Course. The judging was very difficult but the winners were decided as Best Supporting Actress Kristy Micklewright; Best Supporting Actor - Alex McLaughlin, Best Actress - Marie McCudden and Best Actor - Randi Micklewright. The best directors were Janice Bullcr and Sara Brown of the Geeks Do Come From Outer Space. Congratulations on four such fine plays. Well done students. St. John's by Colin Beal The children of St. John's Church School presented presented their annual Christmas Pageant to a large and appreciative congregation congregation during the Sunday morning Eucharist. This was a well- acted pageant, with lots of singing of old familiar carols. carols. It was well rehearsed and those children with speaking roles spoke confidently confidently and clearly. Congratulations arc due to everybody involved, shepherds, shepherds, the angel, innkeep- which combines food,^fellowship food,^fellowship and music. There were 12-3 tables at the weekly euchre party on Tuesday evening with the following winners, Betty Hockley, Ruby Hudson, Ruby Griffon, Mcrv Storie,' Harry Hill, commentators, and the teachers of "the church school. This was great! Later in the service, the Kubovic family, Heather and George with children, Rachel, Stephen and Michael celebrated the 3rd Sunday of Advent as they lit the Candle of Joy. 4 + 1 BEDROOMS - $164, COLDUieU. BANKCR □ Bowmanville. Large renovated renovated kitchen 2V x IV with built-in dishwasher, built-in oven, counter top range and walkout to patio. Main floor family room with fireplace and walkout to heated inground pool. Main floor laundry. Professionally finished finished basement with wet bar. For details call Frank Lambe, Coldwell Banker 1st Toronto East Realty (905) 420-4200. ■*■1111111111111111111111 Broker ROYAL LEPAGE Independently Owned and ■^^^■llllllllllllllllllllll Operated FRANK REAL ESTATE 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Lino 686-1035 BEST RETAIL LOCATION!!! Next to beer store, banks, schools, fast food ... you name it! 2500 square feet. Excellent parking and access visibility. Very attractive rent! Call John Shewchuk* 623-3393 or 623-5927. fat B'flB JÊSa 9 ACRES -BLACKSTOCK Spotless 3 bedroom 2 storey home with a fireplace In the kitchen kitchen and a finished roc room with walkout. Also has a 5 stall horse barn, now lencos and two pad- docks. Priced to soil at $229,900. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. ÉL- : -€rMiær~ 53.5 ACRES, , TV a ^fW 9 iÉr , ORONO $119,900. Just listedl Wooded rolling rolling land touching the Ganaraska Forest. The perfect spot to build your dream hoirie. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. GORGEOUS SIDESPLIT - ORONO Just llstodl Spotless 3 bedroom homo with a liroplaco In Iho Iron! room and a walkout from tho dining dining room to a huge dock plus a walkout to an ovorslzod garaqo. This custom built homo must bo seenl Asking $184,900. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. 6,000 SQ. FT. STEEL BUILDING ON 1.97 ACRES Perlect placo lor a flea market, antique car or trailer storage. Located between Bowmanville and Orono, Vendor will hold financing. Asking $159,900. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 903-5914. 85 ACRES - ORONO Hunter Crook Hows through this properly with a spotless 3 bedroom homo with hardwood and plno floors, stool shop and bank barn. Only 5 mlnutos North ol Iho 401. Asking $339,900. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. Michael, assisted by Mom, lit the candle while Dad and the other children read prayers. All three children had participated in the Christmas Pageant. The Pot-luck lunch which followed the service was great too and definitely definitely up to St. John's standards. standards. The desserts were provided by the Church School teachers and they really lived up to expectations! expectations! Thanks to the hard work of Catherine Cordcn and her team of helpers, the church was beautifully decorated for the Christmas Pageant and, as is the tradition, the decorations decorations will stay until the Feast of Epiphany at which time all but the Crib will be taken down. The Crib will remain throughout throughout the Season of Epiphany. Exchange Students Say Farewell After spending over 10 weeks in Bowmanvillc, participants in the Canada/Russia youth exchange said farewell on the weekend to their host families, partners in the exchange program and the friends they have made in the community. A farewell party was held at the Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex on Friday evening, December 11th. The students arc shown above, on the stage of the Recreation Complex, as they sing "Jingle Bells." Participants in the Canada World Youth Exchange returned to their homes in Canada and Russia on Sunday. Farm Leaders Stud/ Government Systems Fifty-eight leaders from the Ontario Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program (AALP) and the New York State Agriculture LEAD Program recently visited visited Ottawa to study contrasts and similarities in the two government systems. Leadership issues during last spring's ice storm and the Red River Valley flood were also deliberated. Judi Stevens, Christmas Meeting of Soiina W.l. The Soiina W.l. held their Christmas ' meeting December 9th at 6:30 p.m in Soiina Hall. The husbands husbands and other guests were welcomed and Grace was sung. Approximately 50 people people sat down at Christmas decorated tables to enjoy the tasty meal prepared by the Village Group. President Jean Taylor had a short business meeting meeting and the F.W.I.O. draws while some of us were in the kitchen helping the Village Group clean up the dishes. I have no business to report. Everyone adjourned to the main hall for the entertainment. entertainment. Lois Ycllowlecs presided for the opening, expressing some "Christmas Thoughts". We then found out who our 1998 "Secret Pal" had been with the distribution of the Christmas gifts. The guests also received a gift from Santa's helpers Loraine Knox and Bernice Watson. Lois Ycllowlecs led in a contest of filling in the missing parts of several Christmas songs accompanied accompanied by Joyce Taylor at the piano. All took part in the contest of "baking terms" prepared by Bernice Watson. Joyce Taylor presented presented an interesting contest contest using all our W.l. members members names for the answers. Our groups were then asked to act out "Song Titles" and we joined in singing the songs, this was given by Loraine Knox and Margaret Ford. Our groups had a "parcel passing" contest contest to be unwrapped of a layer of paper when the music stopped. The person removing the last layer was the winner. The #1 group had a lot going for them, because their parcel only had one layer of wrapping. Margaret Ford conducted this contest. President Jean Taylor expressed thanks to the Village Group for all their work of a tasty supper and a great fun evening together, and wished all the Season's greetings. The last entertainment of the evening was Doris Flett attired in nitc cap, nighty and slippers reading "The Night Before Christmas". Wesley Hills, on behalf of the guests, expressed thanks for the lovely Christmas party, Alma Lmumahl R.R. #8, Newcastle and Jennifer Schroter, R.R. #1, Dunsford, are local AALP participants. Particularly impressed with the quality of the speakers speakers during the session was Mr. Corwin Holtz, Class 7 LEAD participant, who commented "Our class will be meeting in Washington D.C. in Febmary and I question if we will have access to the same level of political power during the American session. The opportunity opportunity to have Liberal (MP Murray Calder) and Reform (MP David Chatters) members members present their personal perspective on how government government functions was excellent. I doubt if we will have the same opportunity in Washington between a Republican and Democrat senator." Included on the three-day agenda were presentations by the Honourable Nobel Villeneuve, Minister, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs; Bernard Bonin, Senior Deputy Governor, Bank of Canada; and Robert Marleau, Clerk of the House of Commons. An evening session, held in Hull, Quebec, with Bloc MP Daniel Turp discussing the separatist movement proved to be quite emotional, particularly for the Ontairo AALP representatives. representatives. The AALP and LEAD programs arc based on a two- year training session providing providing future leaders in all areas of the agri-food system the necessary skills and knowledge knowledge to become effective leaders. fÆ At\f® 104 King St. E, Bowmanville mKcvtIHv ® jtW*- cornerstone realty ltd., realtor Call Linda McLennan* Associate Broker 623-6000 CENTURY ON 1/3 ACRE LOT Right in Bowmanvillel 3000 square foot gracious gracious home with high ceilings, spacious principal principal rooms, hardwood floors and wide baseboards. baseboards. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, family and laundry rooms upstairs. $259,000. Call Linda McLennan** (905) 623-6000. VACANT LAND SCENIC 9.98 ACRE PARCEL with mixed trees, possible pond site, easy access to Hwy. #2 and 401. Build your dream home on this exclusive property. Asking $56;900. Please ask for David Passant** today! David Passant** Assoc. Broker Over 23 Years of Service For a Market Evaluation of your property please ask for David Passant**, Associate Broker, today! (905) 623-6000. VILLAGE OF NEWCASTLE A small stream crosses the property edged by a wooded ravine right in Newcastle Village. 3 bedroom, 3 level backsplit home with a bright and spacious 2 bedroom basement apartnnent with separate entrance and walkout to backyard. backyard. Asking $182,900. Call Marg Bain* (905) 623-6000. Marg Bain* Sales Rep. Call for details at (905) 623-6000 Ron Moore* We will arrange to have your : dosing costs paid for you. Ask Ron for details BACKING ONTO GREENBELT This Is a bright and spacious 4 bedroom, 2 storey townhouse condo with single attached garage and walkout basement. Recent upgrades include: newer shingles, shingles, windows and forced-air gas heating heating system. Asking $95,900. Call Ron Moore at(905^ 623-6000. S5mt Your Neighbourhood Specialists 129 King St. East Bowmanville ■ Ask about The Sutton Smart Pack! Call 697-1700 LOTS OF LOTS! 11 TO CHOOSE FROM STARTING AT $37,900. VARIOUS LOCATIONS. SELECT NOW- BUILD IN THE SPRING! Call Bob Craig-Sales Representative (905) 697-1700. Bob Craig Sales Rep. SOUGHT AFTER VILLAGE LOCATION! EXTRA LARGE 62 x 200 ft. lot! Jill Hills Assoc. Broker 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom homo, New kitchen, oil heat, renovated bathroom. Fabulous verandah • full width of this super Newcastle home. $134,900, Associate Broker - 697-1700 or 1-88B-22&2230. DON'T JUDGE BY ITS COVER Beautiful 3 bedroom backsplit on huge lot In small village. Architect designed addition with cathedral ceilings, fireplace, 2 baths, main floor laundry, oat-ln kitchen, walkout basement, balcony with view of Lako Ontario, ♦♦♦Reduced for quick sale. Phono Ann Simpson 697-1700,1-888-226-2230. WANTED - Country bungalow on large lot. Phone Ann Simpson 697-1700. Ann Simpson Sales Rep. \ plus 1 bedroom brick bungalow. Reduced to $134,900 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! Betty Smith Sales Rep. Betty Smith 697-1700 Freshly painted Inside and out, gleaming refinished hardwood floors, 1 1/2 baths, 1SOO-226-2230 recreation room. Ideal location for commutersl DON'T MISS THIS PROPERTY!!! Aline Guyon Sales Rep. Superb brick bungalow In a desired area, close to 401 for commuters, 3 bedrooms, the kitchen has a good sized eating area, fireplace In living room, combined dining room, 11/2 car garage, large deep edge lot. To view or for more Information call Aline Guyon 1-888-226-2230 24 hr. pager or 983-9102. 25 PEACHTREE CRES., BOWMANVILLE _ . . . ■'4 largo bedrooms Bridget . MagiQ, rotront with flroplaco Greenlaw • Interlock walkway nnd booutlful gardens Sales Rep, • Sunken family room with (Iroplnco ) • Hugo kitchen with wolkout to lovely premium rovlno lot, For more Information nnd to nrrango your personal tour of this fabulous homo, coll Bridget today, 697-1700 or 1-888-226-2230.