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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1984, PAGE 13 1/]REAL ESTATE. NE WS Professionally decorated, home seilig for $ 149,900, This beautiful sidesplit is located in Bluegrass Meadows. It la very evident that this home, was professionaily 'deco- rated from top to bottomn with quality materials. There are three firepiaces - one of which 18 iocated in the extra large master bed-sitting room. The cupboards in the kitchen. and bathrooms were upgraded and al broadloom and cushion floor were also upgraded. There is a beautiful main floor family room and main floor iaundry. There 18 nu crawl space in the basement and it is on two levels., The owners had Ili" beams. installed at the time of construction in order to eliminate basement pillars. The, walkways and pMtio are of interlocking brick and were professionally installed. Oshawa and District Real Estate Board presented the various Big Sister Organizations across Durham with the money raised in the reent Big Sisters Bowi- A-Thon they sponsored. In ail, a total of $13,727.92 was raised acruss the Durnamn Region. In the Whitby area the sum of $729.66 was raised. Helen Sutherland of the Whit- by Big Sisters expressed the gratitude from the organization, saying, "This is the push that the Big Sisters Organizatioç needed. Not oniy eau we use this money for productive worthwhile projeets, but theý BowI-A-Thon was a terrific way to focus the attention of our eom- munity on the needs of the 'Little Sisters' ". Certainly the Big Sisters have found Toastndùstress club news By LEE HEWITT The members of the Whitby -International Toastmistress Club held a demonstration meeting at the Whitby Coundil Chambers last Tuesday (Oct. 16). The aim of this meeting was to inform the com- munity of the benefits of ITC training. Guests attending were shown through ex- pianations from com- mentator, Germaine Barr, how each portion of an ITC meeting lias a special training values A lexieology by Ismay Needham, encouraged the audience to add new words to their vocabularies. The meaning of the word 'moratorium' was ex- plained, aiong with some humorous exam- ples of it's application; STraining yourself to think quiekly in spur of the moment situations, was the put-pose behind Jeannette Etter's presentation of "Table Topics".Members became auctioneers, trying to seil1, the audience everything from hats to 'spinning wheels. Shirley Mac- Donald was given the thumbs-up signal and won the "Table Topic" trophy. The highlgt 0f the evening was the special induction of a new member. . Vera Cailaglian, accepted the challenges '0f self- improvement, as the writer performed the ceremony. During the ceremony, members reflected, with pride, how far they had progressed since their own inductions. A variety of enter- taininent was provided as Dorothy Hart 'in- troduced the three speakers for the evening. Cherie Hem- mingsen, Shirley Mac- Donald and Lee Hewitt gave speeches with a lit- te bit of mystery, a dash of suspense and lots of lauglis, ending the evening on a reiaxed Ajaxb The following are the resuits of iast .week's play at the Ajax Bridge Club as ,reported- by Dwight Oland. In the open section:- North and South: Bill and Edna Baker, 179; Ken and Joanne Mar- den, 172%; Avenel Silgailis and John Millet-, 172; Greg Whit- taker and Frank Van- derBt-uggen, 169%; and, Peter Mott and Jim Colvin, 169. East and West: John McLean and Don itherington, 188%; Kaz ik Szwagkowski and Vic Wood, 176; Paul BeùSchlag and Derek. Aistein-, 175h; Paul note. If you were unable to attend this informative meeting, literature may be obtaiued by writing:ý ITO Information, 12 Mozard Court, Whitby, Ontario, LUN 5N5 or phoniug 666-1840. The uext meeting will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 6 atl100Blair St. S., starting at 7p.mn. Ail are welcome to corne and see what ITC..- lias to offer you. , EDITOR'S NOTE: Lee Hewltt Is the.1public relations chairman of the Whltby branich of the International Toast- nilstressCIub. friends and aies in the real estate eommunity. Týhe enthusiasm and commitment, of real estate agents is suf- ficiently strong that aiready there is a serious talk about making this an annuai event and a proposai is afoot to make it a national campaign sponsored by organized real estate. "0f ail the things I have dune thîs year," says Anita Witty, 1The backyard would deliglit the mnost discriminating gardner with its beautiful lawn and 86 rose bushes. This house cornes with a listing price of The washer, freezer, fridge, stove, dryer and Plus ail eut- Ho use of the week tains, drapes and win- There are so many dow coverings are in- upgrades-and extras irn cluded. this home it would $149,900. .For an appointment to see this gorgeous home, cail Ron Jordan of W. Frank Real Estate Limited at 686-1821 or 666-2319. require too much space to list them ail in this ar- Realtors raise $13,727 for Big Sisterls fl.,~~~ QUJ llA president of the Oshawa and District Reat Estate Board, "I am most proud of this. I, believe that assisting the youth of our community through -organizations iike Big Sisters, is the most vaiid thing we ean be doing. 'I would pet- sonaiiy like to thank everyone who bowled and sponsored in the Bowl-A-Thon, without you, the Bowi-A-Thon would not have been a successful event. " Type writer RE NTALSt ,.aliso SALES & SERVICE ridge Maceili and Chirst Chambers, 169%; and, BiR Chenhail and Evelyn Black, 167. Iu the novice section: North and South: Dave and Elma Nor- man, 79; and, Bruce Norman and Greg Sweeney, 64%. .East and West: Marg Bothwell and Helen Adams, 67½ý; and, Win Sirois and Hilda Jackson, 641/. On Nov. 6, the club will be holding a local charity game. 1 Anyone interested in joining the club la asked to cal 683-9565 or- 683- 5M7. 7DDURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALI TY' 0F DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham 18 considering AN. APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The purpose of the proposed amendment islo a'd- dress the use of the' holding symbol ln a zoning by- law ln accordance with the new Planning Act. This will enable a local municipality to zone to identify precise uses for speciflo lands but to delaytheir actual development until conditions specified ln the Officiai Plan are satisfied. In order to assist in the evaluation of the amen- dment application, the public is invited to provîde Input by way of submissions to the Region's Plan- ning Department. Information reiated to the amendment application Is available in the offices of the Planning Depar- tment, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario LiN 6A3 or by calling Mr. Larry Kotseff, M.C.I.P. Planning Department, (416)668-7731. Submissions concernlng the amendment ap- plication must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the aboVe-noted address, and must be received, no'later than Friday, November 23, 1984. Please include your address and telephone num- ber in any submissions made. 1 Don Fadden Chairman., Planning CÇ,nmmittee Dr. M. Michael, M.C.l.P. Commissionar of -Planning WE'RE THE NEIGHBOURHOOD Y P ROFESSIONALS. Ou' IY10 824 Brock St. N., Whitby 'E~EE7W2L668-6221. GOLD JACKET REALTY LTD. (Across from the Curling Rinki BEAUT. SEMI IN OT, TER ýCREEK Huge F.R. w. tir. to oeil. F.P., prof. decor., ig. E/i kit, A/G pool & i/G spinkiers. Won't last long. Karen Qsary 668-6221,668-0191. *1 i 4~t mm FOR SALE 4L0ne ILES REALTOR WfMWA