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) » The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, February 25, 1998 Patte 11 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 w ill 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 y Rotary Welcomes Seniors' Centre In Claringlon After ten years of studies and surveys, the Claringlon Seniors' Centre will become a reality this summer. Fred Horvath (right), the town's property manager, shows floor plans to Rotary President Val Gardiner and Don Welsh of the Older Adults' Centre Committee. Renovations to expand the first floor of the former Lions Centre on Beech Avenue arc expected to begin this month. Phase two will likely include an elevator and modifications to the second floor. IlFRANK J 234 Kin 9 Street East Bowmanville z-x Customer Satisfaction ¥ First Priority Vh Mk Commission Plans from 3.5% John Fowler Off; 623-3393 Res. 623-7928 Real Estate Consultant THE KIDS WILL LIKE ITl Located on a half acre lot on a This 4 bedroom home backo onto a park in H u * et crescent. Large living room village N/E of Oshawa. Walking distance to w ' t ^ 1 separate dining schools, church t stores, etc. Newer ki£ch- room, p bedrooms pncj a. large ; -, en and bathroom. Aeking $129,900. ' deck. Asking $149,900. Call Rlnske at 697-1700 or 1-888-226-2230 SELLING YOUR HOME? Vo SAY NO! OUR ONE PLAN ONLY $000 00 Jr Æ W • listing fee All Annis, Broker ClARlNGTON REALTY LTD, 623*2000 "Some conditions apply qjp Del's Mortgage Watch Today's Best Rate for First Mortgages. * Best Rates as of February 16, 1998 ADJUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGE... S.m 6 Months 5.95% 6,15% 1 Year 5.90% 5 Year 6.10% 2 Year 5.95% 7 Year 6.40% 3 Year 6.05% 10 Year 6.49% *NEW 25 year 6.87% NOTE: Wc handle the transfer of an existing mortgage at No Cost! WE ALSO ARRANGE: • Second Mortgages • Credit Lines • Personal Loans CALL: DEL DYKSTRA 697-3300 FINANCIAL LTD, | Division Street MORTGAGES Bowmanville DELTON* REDUCED-WILL NOT LAST 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 CHARMING 3 BEDROOM BRICK IN CENTRAL BOWMANVILLE Great 3 bedroom home on qulel court, Eat-in kitchen, walkout to fully fenced yard, close quick nnd move In. John Fowler* 623-3393 or 623-7928. with dining room, brick fireplace In living room, hardwood floors and trim, In-law apartment downstairs. All lor $129,900, DlrkWoudstra* 623-3393 or 987-1350. ESTATE SALE - ORONO One owner solid brick raised bungalow, 3+1 bedroom, oat- In Kitchen, separate dining room nnd living room, don and llroplaco downstairs, Gorgeous lot. $1-19,900. Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 903-5914. REMARKABLE $114,000. Easy commute to Oshawa, 26' x 22' workshop, large kitchen, sunroorn, living room overlooks lake. Backs onto goll course. Shows wolll Carol Martin* 623-3393. OJ P Bowmanville W.l. The January meeting of Bowmanvillc Women's Institute was held at Trinity United Church on January 8th. The President called the meeting to order with O'Canada and the Institute Ode. The minutes of the December meeting were read and approved. Treasurer's report was given. Business arising from the minutes was taken care of. Four members were invited to attend Solina's 95th anniversary celebration celebration on January 10, 1998. The Roll Call "What do you hope to learn in the New Year?" was well answered. Keeping a diary or starting one seemed a popular project. Mary Tough spoke to the Motto "Finding out how little wc know is the beginning of Learning". It was very interesting. Tire program was provided provided by Louise Bell and her group. She called on Joan Cook to introduce the speaker. Her name is Mrs. Dorothy Litner who lives at Wilmot Creek and before retirement worked for Social Services. -- Irene England Sec. Treas. Eldad U.C.W. Ecumenical Dinner May 4 On February 2, at an afternoon meeting of Eldad U.C.W. President Viola Ashton led in the recitation of the new Creed. Secretary Treasurer Alma Langmaid read the minutes and the Treasurer's Report. Bernice Watson was the hnçtnçç Eldad U.C.W. hosts the Ecumenical Dinner on May 4, at Solina Hall. Greetings were received from our sponsored child. On February 18, at Trinity United Church, Karen Twccdlc will be the guest speaker for the Annual Meeting of the Oshawa Prcsbytcrial U.C.W. (2 p.m. - 9 p.m.). Enniskillen U.C.W. arc hosting World Day of Prayer, March 6, April 22, U.C.W.'s "Spring Renewal" is to be held at Tyrone United Church with Sue Fry as guest speaker, "Friendship" was the theme of Mary Millson's devotional and topic. Friendships are cherished and valued by all. "Seize the Moment" was a story used to further illustrate the topic. Do something that brings you joy - do it now - don't wait for the perfect moment. Vi Ashton closed the meeting with prayer. A social time followed. Have a great day! E. Knox Blackstock News by Joyce Kelly Our community was shocked on Sunday morning to learn the news of the very sudden and unexpected death of Henry Wottcn. Sympathy is extended to his wife Muriel, his family David Wotten, Pat Millson, Joan Argue, Carol Gray and Tom Wottcn all of this community and Norma Lott of Courtiec as well as to their spouses and families. Also sympathy to Henry's three sisters, Ruby Johnson, Helen Bradburn and Dorothy Archer all of this community, their families as well as to his many, many friends. The funeral service will be held on Wednesday at the Wagg Funeral Chapel in Port Perry. Sympathy also to the Bowers family members on the untimely passing of Earl Bowers after a lengthy illness. illness. Earl is remembered as an excellent painter as well as "the television man" in many families. Earl's funeral will be held today (Monday) also from Wagg Funeral Chapel, Port Perry. Cecil and Marie Gibson attended the funeral of Ccc's cousin Mrs. Donna Ward (nee Graham) in Cobourg on Tuesday. Donna was the daughter of the late Don and Jean Graham of Millbrook and one-time residents of Blackstock. Sympathy to Helen Nesbitt and her family on the passing last week of her husband husband Maurice. His funeral was held on Saturday at Low and Low Funeral Chapel in Port Perry. Pleased to report that Roy Turner and Lois Luke arc both home from hospital. Blackstock was well represented represented at the annual convention convention of the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies held at the Royal York Hotel. Representing Blackstock were Marilyn Green, Ann Julia Bajema, Merrill and Jean VanCamp, Barry VanCamp, Helen Dorrell, Eileen McLaughlin, Ailccn VanCamp, Wilma VanCamp, Gerald and Joyce Kelly. Joyce and Gerald remained until Sunday attending the Canadian Association of Fairs and Exhibitions Convention immediately following the Ontario convention. Due to poor weather on Tuesday there were only 4 tables at the weekly card party with the following winners winners - Betty Hockley, Charlie Campbell, Marie Gibson, Kathleen Watts, Harvey Graham, Charlie Stapleton and Vivian Kidd. Draws were won by Vivian Kidd (2), Marie Gibson, Doreen McLean. St. John's News The Reverend Dawn Gilby and her husband Ken travelled from Orillia again to celebrate the Eucharist on Sunday, February 22 in Blackstock. Reverend Dawn spoke with the children about changes that happen in life and her eulogy centered on learning to live with each other. Reverend Dawn has been a great inspiration to us in Reverend Hugh's absence and we wish to thank her very much for her involvement and her enthusiasm. PRIVATE SALE 227 Andrew St., Newcastle • 3 bedrooms • double car driveway • 1 1/2 baths • large deck • ceramic foyer • gas fireplace • central air • unfinished basement For further Information please call 987-1934 *6^ REAflft cornerstone realty ltd., realtor 104 King St. £., Bowmanville 623-6000 ▼ Call Linda McLennan** A HOME WITH MUCH TO OFFER Associate ™ s l° ve, y CENTURY HOME in Bowmanville's old _ . North-End has been restored to all of its beauty and broker coach house has been tastefully finished as an 623-6000 apartment. Both are set In an English Country Garden with a delightful heated inground pool. Treat yourselfl Call and ask Linda or Marg to show it to you. Listed at $279,900. JUST MOVE IN! Immaculate 2 storey next to park, private fenced [ yard, eal-ln kitchen, totally I finished rec room, May | possession, many extras. Ask for David. David Also: $149,900. 3 level backspiit by hospital Passant** $1S8,900. All brick 1600 sq. ft., 5 bedroom Assor Broker $179,900. 1 3/4 storey on treed lot ' $239,900. •• 3 acres with skeam, 1800sq.ftrancher : Over 22 Years Mobile homes and vacant land. ofService Ust ot repossessed houtes available! For a market evaluation of your home, please ask for David Passant**, Associate Broker, today! 623-6000. SUNDAY MARCH 1ST 11 Sylvia Ct. 1:30 p.m,-3:30 p.m. Newcastle Village ■ Highway 2 lo Beaver SI. ■ north to George SI. ■ east to Sylvia Court - walch lor the signs. This home sparkles - tasteful decor, luxury bmdloom, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, gas heal, living room walk-out, quiet court location. Sally Staples 623-6000. Marg Bain* Sales Rep. Call for details at (90S) 623-6000 FARM WITH CUSTOM BUILT HOME 126 acres with 60 acres workable land and the balance in: pasture, hardwood and cedar bush, pond and two seasonal streams, plus a 105 ft. barn.'Stone and vinyl 9 years old raised bungalow with hardwood floors, stone fireplace and three baths. Asking 5289,900. Call Marg Bain (905) 623-6000. Paul De Jager* 623-6000 or Res. 623-2712 WANTED!!! Home with a 2 car garage (or large oversized single). Preferably split level or open concept 2 storey. Located anywhere from Courtice to Newcastle. Sound like your home? Considered Moving? Let's Talk!! Call Mel! Paul De Jager 623-6000 or 428-1206 jT~\ 1.-x, £ Ron Moore* Sales Rep. 623-6000 24 hr. pager 623-9263 (res.) CRESCENT LOCATION THREE LEVEL BACKSPLIT Detached three bedroom home with large eat- in kitchen overlooking the family room and woodburning fireplace, combined living and dining rooms with walkout to a 50 x 105 ft. lot. Forced air gas heat, central air conditioning, and three appliances. Asking $149,900. Call Ron Moore (905) 623-6000. ©jp. UR TO 2/2% CASH BACK!!! GROUP Call a Sutton Group agent at - - ■■*"'" 697-1700 for details YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD SPECIALISTS Living in, working in and knowledgeable about YOUR COMMUNITY C.alL6.97^1,7J0JD certain conditions apply Charlene McAuley Sales Rep. EXCELLENT n STARTER tad ! This 4 bedroom home offers a spacious kitchen with walkout to deck, FAG heat, Rv/1 Ann Simpson fully fenced yard, finished basement. Sales Rep. Only $126,900, Call Charlene McAuley at 697-1700. WANTED 3 bedroom homes to rent-or sell within walking distance of shopping. Call Ann Simpson 697-1700. Debbie Balenko Sales Rep. BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM SEMI Huge oak kitchen with walkout to 12' x 20' deck and fenced yard. Gas heat, upgraded windows, finished rec room with tongue and groove pine. A must seel Call Debbie Balenko 697-1700. Betty Smith Sales Rep. $125,900. Very large bungalow with big addition! Main floor family room and laundry -l Vairuom. 4 level split, facility, detached garage, " Ul " fl,rar ma "' k lu j , _ J J ivt. rnnm UV x gas heat. JUST LISTED 10 Lorraine Court, Bowmanville $159,900, rec room. 16' Inground pool, gas heat. Call Betty Smith, Sales Representative for more details at 697-1700 or 1-888-226-2230. Bungalows, Backspiit, 2 Storey's, Veltri Built - Immediate Possession OPEN HOUSE This weekend Sat. & Sun. 12:30 -5 Mon., Tues,, Wed, 2 • 6 Take Hwy. 2 E. to Mearns,just before Bowmanvillc Zoo go north to Cone., turn right to Soper Creek then right on McFcctors or call Lorraine Van Alstyne at 697-1700. Lorraine Van Alstyne Sales Rep, 88 ACRE PARCEL on Regional Rd. 42 with a 5 acre cedar bush, pond. $170,000. Henry Elkcno Sales Rep. 8 ACRE BUILDING LOT In the pines, quiet location, pondsite. $90,000. Phone Henry at 905-983-5279.