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10 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, October 27,1993 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. ^ Please phone 623-3303 and ask for the Real Estate Sales Department j Blackstock and Area Happenings By Joyce Kelly What a weekend for celebration of the Blue Jays victory! Many households households here as elsewhere were enjoying enjoying that exciting game on Saturday night. Next Sunday, ' there will be no church service at the United Church as the Anniversary Service will be at 11:15 a.m. at Ncstlcton United Church. Guest speaker will be Reverend Reverend J. Brown. The following Sunday, November 7, will be Anniversary at Blackstock United at the regular time of 10 a.m. Families are asked to bring some sandwiches so a social time can be enjoyed following church. Guest speaker will be Reverend John Shearman, our minister's father. Curling season begins this week. If you have not signed up yet, there is still time - call either president Mark Graham or secretary Janet Van Camp for details. District 4 Annual meeting for Agricultural Agricultural Societies was held on Thursday at Lindsay. Representing Blackstock Fair were Kathleen Petrie, Petrie, Edda Bowman, Dorothy Lee, Elizabeth Peelers, Moira Fallis, Kelly Gatchell, Leah Frew, Gerald and Joyce Kelly. Kelly chaired two workshops workshops on parades. Blackstock Fair's entry of whole wheat bread baked by ' Fair winner Beth McEllistrum of Brooklin. This means that Beth will be representing District 4 and Black- stock Fair at the provincial contest at the convention in February. The senior citizens held their anni versary euchre last Tuesday. There were 15 tables for this special event, with the following winners: Ladies - Doris Hill, Verna Draper, Dorothy Archer, Ruby Trewin, Vera Fawns. Men's winners were Thomas Manns, Harold Swain, Andy Munro, Lulu Faint, John Archer. Winner for the most lone hands was Pat Porrill. There were many lucky draws held. Gord Paisley recently enjoyed a 10 day holiday in British Columbia and Alberta with son Craig. Points of interest included in their tour were Vancouver, Whistler, the Okanagan Valley, Banff National Park and Calgary. Calgary. Certainly this area has received much coverage recently with our own colourful Bill Lishman and his associate associate leading his flock of geese to their southern winter home. Congratulations Congratulations on the success of this adventure. adventure. Plans arc well underway for the 7th Annual Blackstock Fiddle Contest Contest which will be held at the Rcc. Centre on Saturday, November 6 at 7 p.m. News from Yelverton By Harvey Malcolm Here it is mid October and after a long period of drought, suddenly the Heaven's open wide and we are deluged deluged with rain. The wind blowcth and the leaves like Humpty Dumpty comes tumbling down. The local farmers, who have been working from dawn to' dark these short autumn days harvesting Soya Beans and com receive a mandatory holiday from their toils. The landscape which just recently peaked with its awesome array of arboreal arboreal beauty is now shedding its transient cover with gay abandon, leaving its stark naked limbs pointing as in supplication to the Heaven. Onlv one week left (Thank Goodness) Goodness) to be subjected to the innocu- CHARM OF YESTERYEAR 146 WELLINGTON STREET, BOWMANVILLE - $279,900. Gracious century Home design. Central hall plan. Large elegant living room, music/library room, formal dining room. Country size kitchen overlooking grounds. 4 large bedrooms. 2 car detached carriage house. Lot size: 66 x 165 ft. 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Others may be overpriced by sellers who believe their houses are worth a lot more than the market justifies. Buying a house represents a large financial commitment. The professional professional judgment that only a real estate agent can give you is vital. First time home buyers: you only have until December 31, 1993, to take advantage of the Provincial Government's - Ontario Home Ownership Savings Plan (O.II.O.S.P.) which entitles you to a rebate of your Land Transfer Tax. Thinking of buying or selling your home in the near future? Please meet with me first! I can be reached at Clarington Realty 2000 Ltd. (formerly Family Trust) 1 King St. West, Bowmanville. Phone 623-2000 (24 hr. pager). We'll show you the way. Soiling or buying a homo? Which direction do you tako? Avoid a wrong turn. Hoad first to your noarosl NATIONAL ollico. 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Our Yelverton United Church observed observed a special occasion on Sunday with three baptisms performed by Reverend Ross Bcnns in his own special special styling. No I was the infant son - Brendan Frederick Michael Campbell of Kelly and Mike Campbell of the hamlet of Yelverton who remained unperturbed by all the attention he received. received. The other two baptisms were of adults - Kelly Campbell's mother Gloria Christina Grace Martin and Kelly's aunt Carol Ann Craptrce. ' Reverend Berms was assisted in the service by Acting Clerk of Session Darlene Malcolm Moran. Hazel Gray was the pianist for the happy occasion occasion and Darlene's two eldest sons were the ushers. Between 35 and 40 close relatives and friends of the baptismal baptismal party were present to add their moral support to those actively involved involved in the ceremony, filling the church almost to capacity. They were guests of the Campbells following the service. On Thursday, October 14th, the Scugog Shores Naturalist Club met at the Ken Carmichael residence on the East Quarter Line Road, Nestleton, Ontario, with an average attendance present. ( During the business session it was decided to have Annual dues starting /, in the . New Year and an (election of ■ Officers as well. The Christmas Bird count will be held on December 19/93 - a phone in count. Mr. George Pearson is working on a logo for the club which it is planned to put on T-shirts for member member use. A Bird Hot line has been set up 416-428-9972 where unusual birds can be reported and catalogued. The Haliburton Naturalist Club will be contacted with à possible liaison liaison to be established with them. Several bird watchers reported : sightings of birds which are usually not seen north of the U.S. borders. ■ The next meeting will again by hcld i at the Carmichael residence on Thursday, November 18/93 at 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. Reverend Ross Benns was the Guest speaker for the evening, showing showing slides on the Life History of the . Monarch Butterfly. This species is apparently the only butterfly that is known to migrate annually to as far away as a certain location in Mexico. • Their winter retreat is being threatened threatened by the lack of concern of the Mexican hurarcky in preserving this special location from cutting down the forest where they winter. A number of local residents attended attended the dance held on Saturday evening in Manvers Arena to raise funds for the rebuilding of St. Mary's Anglican Church in Lifford. HORSE LOVERS LOOK HERE 39 acres just east of Newcastle Village. 1/2 mile training track, 68' x 24' barn. Bungalow with a breathtaking view of Lake Ontario. $219,900, Brad Hockin. DECEIVINGLY Spacious 1-1/2 storey, all brick home on a large fenced lot. Separate entrance to finished rec room with wet bar plus new 3 piece washroom. Located south Oshawa just minutes from the 401. Listed at $109,500. Brad Hockin. SPECTACULAR CENTURY HOME Completely restored Victorian home in village atmosphere. Immaculate hardwood hardwood floors, country kitchen, manicured manicured lawn and the list goes on. $225,000. Brad Hockin & Bill Whyte. Celebrating Our 20th Anniversary 123 KING STREET EAST BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO 905-623-4115 VACATION AT HOME Play golf, tennis, lawn bowling or take a walk on the beach, all near this 2- bedroom, maintenance-free home. Large living room and kitchen with walkout to wrap-around deck. $69,900. Marg Bain. BOWMANVILLE Attractive 3 bedroom brick bungalow with carport, pool, central vac, finished basement and much more. Located on quiet street with easy walking to schools, hospital, clinic, shopping, etc. Asking $144,500. Jack Ricard. YOU'RE THE BOSS Property zoned Hamlet Residential for home occupation business. Ideal for antique lovers. Original wood trim, woodshop located in shed. All on one acre. Call me now. $141,900. Brad Hockin. CENTURY OF ELEGANCE Restored century home (Circa 1835) on treed 1/2 acre in town. $249,000. Call Rob Perkin, 623-3624. rPsir GIVE THIS A LOOK! Completely renovated, 1 1/2 storey just a snort walk to downtown Oshawa. 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors and much more. Call me now. $112,500. Brad Hockin. EXTRAS GALORE! 3 bedroom with partial ensuite, Roman tub, separate shower. Eat-in greenhouse greenhouse kitchen with Hollywood lighting, dishwasher. Fireplace with heartn. Walkout. Close to schools, shopping and 401. $139,900. Al Beard. CLARINGTON REALTY 2000 LTD. - ***"----- Bob Craig , QUIET STREET IN COURTICE 4 level sidesplit. finished on all levels. Walkout to deck and fenced yard, fruit trees, fireplace, separate dining room. Great value at $178,500. Bob Craig* 623-2000 or 263-8441. YOUR DREAM HOME CUSTOM BUILT Frank Hiemstra 3 wooded lots (2 on Wilmot Creek) ,. 1 acre to 1.4 acre ,. custom built home by Bouma Construction ,. lots suitable for walkout basement .. starting at $184,900. For more information contact Frank Hiemstra* 623-2000 (24 hr. pager) or 623-5711 --Nick Zondervan* NEW PRICE $202,000. - COURTICE 3055 SO. FT. EXECUTIVE HOME. , 4 bedrooms, family room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen with center island, walkout to backyard, main floor laundry, 2 car garage. Call listing agent for private showing. Nick Zondervan*, 623-2000 or 987-5075. 623-2000 1 King Street W. Bowmanville Toronto: 213-7235 Fax: 623-6850 Ï ; ; ; Betty Smith* 18 FOURTH ST., SOLlb BRICK BUNGALOW, REDUCED TO $119,900. Preferred north end location by public school and park, hardwood floors and plaster walls, large rec room and bedroom on lower level. Separate side entrance.to basement. Betty Smith* 623-2000 or 987-4661. Nick Zondervan* CUSTOM BUILT HOME-$189,000. Super clean 4 level sidesplit with double garage. Gleaming hardwood floors, lots of storage space I Forced air gas heat and main floor laundry. Look no more... Nick Zondervan*, 623-2000 or 987-5075. », Jrrfk tnn Simpson* BREATHTAKING VIEW One of the nicest 4 season properties on Rice Lake. Clean beach, 3 bedroom cozy retreat or home. Easy commute to Oshawa. New wood burning insert in fireplace, low taxes. Only $144,900. Call Ann Simpson* 623-2000 Over 30 Years Quality Real Estate Service 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 REALTOR Iris Fowler* 623-3393 FABULOUS HOBBY FARM All buildings are only 14 years old. 1600 sq. ft. home custom built. Hip roof barn 30 x 60', Large Implement shod. 22 acres with a stream. $239,000. N. of Nowtonvillo. Iris Fowler*, 623-3393 or 705-932-2621. RozminAWADIA* Helen BONNET' Josie DOXTATÇR" Iris FOWLER* Arleen HANDLEY* Choi JACKSON* Joe JERONIMO" Charlene McAULEY* Charlie REID * JohnSHEWCHUK* Doreen TILLSON * Donna TURNER* Tom TURNER* Ann VAN DYK* Terry WITHERSPOON*. 623-2207 623-8536 623-9557 . (705) 932-2621 797-2306 263-8377 623-6920 797-3324 983-5914 623-5927 432-4804 786-2058 623-5510 6234638 983-8296 Arleon Handley* 623-3393 OUTSTANDING BUNGALOW-$162,900. Close to Bowmanville. Many upgrades, new oak kitchen, hardwood floors, attached garage. Arlcen Handloy*, 623-3393 or 797-2306. MOVE-IN CONDITION 3 bedroom home, 2 - 4 pc baths, located in great family neighbourhood in Bowmanville. $119,900. Helen Bonnet*, 623-3393 or 623-8536. U-' >*- .411 Terry Witherspoon' 623-3393 WHAT A DEAL-ALL BRICK BUNGALOW Spotless 3 bedrooms, fully finished family room with fireplace, oat-in kitchen, fenced yard, 4 appliances. Bowmanville. $129,900. Terry Witherspoon*, 623-3393 or 983-8296. Charllo Bold* 623-3393 3 + 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX - $99,900. Doublo car garago, living room, dining room, 2 • 4 pc„ 3 bodrooms. Presently rontod at $700, month. Bosl buy In aroa, Kondal. CUSTOM BUILT BACKSPUT - ORONO 3 bodrooms, hardwood floors, upgraded carpol, family room with flroplaco, sopa- ralo dining room, living room, paved drlvo, $169,900. To view these properties, call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914 F - i 3000 SQ. FT. POWER OF SALE 5 bodrooms, 2 llroplacos, 2 sloroy homo In Bowmanvlllo. 16 x 16' dock, hardwood floors. $141,900.