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Page 12 The Clarington/Couriicc Independent, Bowmanvillc, Saturday, October 31,1998 Curling Season Ready to Rock by Joyce Kelly On Wednesday evening the Volunteer Appreciation Night was held for Scugog Township when volunteers of different sectors of the community arc recognized for their many years of service. Among the many who .were thus honoured were quite a number from here - namely Carl and Jean Adams, Marion Larmcr, Dora Martyn, Alex McLaughlin, Julie Obstfcld, Douglas Lynde, Fred Ford, Joan Graham, Merrill VanCamp, Oliver Rohrcr. Congratulations to these worthy recipients. On Saturday evening a Blackstock News fine crowd attended the Jack and Jill Dance held at Ncsleton Hall in honour of Craig Hoskin and Lisa Hall who will be married on November 7. Cecil and Marie Gibson attended the surprise 25th wedding anniversary parly at Trillium Trails in honour of Mike and Carol Pascoe. Mike grew up in Purple Hill. Best wishes Mike and Carol. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Dolly Lee who OPEN HOUSE gSUNDAY, NOV. 1 2 ■ 4 p.m. 32 Cole Ave.,, Bowmanville $179,900. Lorraine Van Alstyne Sales Rep. Waverley Rd. South to Lawrence Ave., East to Cole. Over 2400 sq. ft., 4 or 5 bedrooms, luxury ensuite off large master, big main floor family room plus rec room, 2 fireplaces, hi-eff. gas heat, central vac, 4 finished levels. Oversized pie-shaped court lot with inground pool! Call Lorraine Van Alstyne Sutton Group Dynamic Realty Inc. (905) 697-1700 or 1-888-226-2230 CUSTOMER SERVICE 1 st I PRIORITY ■■■llllllllllllllllllllll Broker ROYAL LePAGE lnde P en,| y Owned , . . ■■■llllllllllllllllllllll and Operated John Fowler frank real estate Sales Representative 234 King Street Best, Bowmanville Off. 623-3393 Res. 623-7928 ONIY $ 18,900. COZY 1IVING in quiefyear round frailer park. Call Ken Vickery, Choice of Service Durham Realty CHOICE OF / ( 905 ) 432-2000 for details. SERVICE 600 King St. E„ Oshawa, ON LI H 1G6 DURHAM REALTY INC. Del's Mortgage Watch Today's Best Rate for First Mortgages. * Best Rates as of October 28th, 1998 ADJUSTABLE BATE MORTGAGE... 5,19% 6 Months 6.25% 4 Year 5.90% 1 Year 5.75% 5 Year 5,99% 2 Year 6.05% 7 Year 6.50% 3 Year 5.85% 10 Year 6.50% NOTE: We handle the transfer of an existing mortgage at No Cost! WE ALSO ARRANGE: • Second Mortgages • Credit Lines • Personal Loans CALL: DEL DYKSTRA 697-3300 DELT0N* FINANCIAL LTD. | Division Street MORTGAGES Bowmanville PRICED TO SELL Don't miss this gorgeous brick century dream, move right in opportunity. Clean and lovingly token care of with a view. Enjoy your very own piece of paradise, with award winning perennial gardens, goldfish ponds, all on 1.4 freed acres. Four (5) bedrooms, main floor family room with fireplace. Large bright kitchen with pine cupboards. Main floor laundry, formal living and dining room and Iwo (4 piece) bathrooms. Insulated workshop/garage and two other large out buildings. appointment call: (905) 786-9806. Tour on the net: ://membc rs.sprcc.com/clf design/house/index.htm and two olli L l'or :i[ hU|W/ ■■■llllllllllllllllllllll Broker ROYAL LEPAGE Independently Owned and iHHUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllll Operated FRANK REAL ESTATE 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 éJËI SUPER COUNTRY PROPERTY - $339,900 85 beautiful acres, Hunter Creek Hows thru property. Spotless 3 bedroom home, hardwood and pine floors, steel shop, bank barn, 5 minutes north ol Hwy 401 al Orono. Just listed. Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914 SPARKLING CLEAN 3 bedroom homo In Newcastle. Relax In your rec room in Ironl ol a cozy gas fireplace or entertain In your above ground pool In nicely landscaped fully lonced yard. What more could you need! $137,500. Call Joan Deegan* 623-3393 (24hr. pager) ! W^Érungta-» - WÊIÈÊIÊÊIÈiSiÊÈ^*ÊÊ^ÿd OPEN HOUSE IF A LOT MEANS A LOT Soo tills 3 , ; bodroom bungalow on 65 x 165 ft, lot In Bowmanvlllo. $119,900, Call Dirk Woudstra* 623-3393 or 987-1350 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1998 5831 OCHONSKI ROAD, ORONO Country bungalow • Orono. 75' x 200' beautiful lot, 3 + 2 bedrooms, finishod roc room, nowor windows, furnaco, 1 1/2 car garago, 16' x 32' Inground pool. Shows loriillc, Call Charlie Reid* 623-3393 or 983-5914. is undergoing knee surgery in a Toronto hospital today. On Thursday the annual District 4 meeting of the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies was held at Omcmec. Representing Blackstock Fair were Janice Becchey, Merrill VanCamp, Ruth Marconi, Elizabeth Peelers, Joyce Kelly and Barry VanCamp. Congratulations to Barry VanCamp who was elected the Agricultural Director of the District at the conclusion conclusion of Elizabeth Peelers' term. The dale for the 1999 Blackstock Fair was set as Saturday, August 27. Curling will be beginning beginning next week on November 1 and 2. Men's League is on Monday evenings with the Mixed on Tuesday. This year there arc special rates if anyone curls in both. Call Cameron Porter, Jan VanCamp or Joyce Kelly if you wish to join this fun club. New curlers are always welcome and, also receive a discount. On Monday, October 19 Gord Paisley and other family members attended the autumn convocation at the University of Guelph when Cord's niece, Judy Paisley, of Oakville was a recipient of the Doctor of Philosophy degree. Judy has accepted a position with Ryerson Polytechnic University in Toronto where she is currently lecturing lecturing and conducting research in the field of nutrition. Modern square dancing will start on November 5th in the Town hall in Blackstock. New dancers, please contact Dora Martyn at 986-5378 if you are interested in learning square dancing, also featuring featuring some line dancing at 7 p.m. Experienced dancers please come at 8 p.m. Hope to see lots of new dancers. Four couples at least are required for the new dance class to start; ' On Sunday evening the Pork BBQ sponsored by the Choir and manse committee committee was held at the Blackstock United Church with a good crowd who enjoyed the delicious meal. Musical entertainment entertainment was provided by The Pine Ridge Chorus of Sweet Adelines of which Lillian Lockyer and Janice Barber are members. At the United Church guest preacher was Verna Windrem a former student and now of the Warsaw pastoral charge. Reverend David Shearman was speaker at that charge. Verna's topic for her excellent excellent message was "Sowing Seeds of Kindness". Music was provided by the Junior Choir. Next Sunday will be the Anniversary Service with guest speaker, another former former student, Reverend Richard Choc. Following service, there will be a pot luck luncheon of "finger foods", sandwiches, cookies cookies etc. Please bring something something and plan to join the others for a time of informal informal visiting and fellowship. fellowship. Service time will be the regular 9:45 a.m. Reverend Kcrnochan of St. John's Anglican Church attended F.L.A.M.E. this weekend along with some male parishioners from the church. Jan Couto from St. Paul's Parish Pickering, assisted by Ruth William- Humphrcy conducted morning prayer. The junior Choir came in from Sunday School after the sermon to sing. The roast beef dinner is coming up on Saturday, November 7 starting at 5 p.m. On Sunday, November 8 at 7 p.m the All Saints Ecumenical Evensong for all choirs and congregations congregations of the community will he held. You are most welcome to attend. The flowers on the altar were in celebration of Ron and Wila Dick's wedding anniversary. At coffee time Happy Birthday was sung to Heather Kubovic witli the customary social time, There were 10 tables at the weekly card parly with the following winners - Helen Dorrell, Charlie Campbell, Marjorie Davies, Grace Manns, Mary Cannon, Audrey Mnhaffy and Myrtle Gimblctt. Lucky draws were won by Joan Sutcliffe, Gary Nottcnboom, Grace Bassant, Elaine Bailey, May Shortridgc and Charlie Campbell. Afternoon Unit of the UCW met at the home of Kathleen Watts with 9 members present. Marion Farmer opened the meeting meeting with a reading "Joy is our Banquet". Jean Churchill chose a Thanksgiving theme for worship. A report was given on the speaker at the Presbytcrial at Enniskillen. Reminders of several upcoming events were made. On Remembrance Day, November 11, after the service, the two units of UCW will meet at the church for lunch. The High School Graduation dinner is being planned for November 13th. Dora had the program and used the book "Simple Abundance" for a brief study on how to live life filled with gratitude, harmony harmony and joy. After two sympathy cards were signed by all, the meeting closed with benediction. Dora Martyn, Reporter Community Comer Stones By mid-November the Courticc Community Centre will have a new display set up to the right of the main entrance. It will be called Community Corner Slones and it is a fund-raising idea of the Build Courticc Fundraising Campaign. To date, they have sold 232 engraved granite bricks. The funds raised through the sale of these bricks were part of the community's contribution to their Community Centre. .Bricks arc still available at a cost of $300. The steel frame for the display has been donated by Darlington Steel. Pat McLellan has generously donated the concrete backer board to receive the bricks. Dennis Bryan of Barry - Bryan Associates Limited (left) designed the display; Diana Williamson, campaign co-ordinator for Build Courticc (centre) and Clare Hewson (right) from Darlington Steel show the drawing, bricks and steel for the project. Construction Safety Week in Durham Construction Health and Safety Week '98 will provide expanded education and information opportunities for Oshawa and Durham area construction employers and workers. The Honourable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Labour will preside over the opening ceremonies held at Durham College's Whitby Campus on Monday, November 2nd. One new event this year is a Mini-Exposition of information, information, products, services and equipment to be held from 12:00 noon to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, November 5th at the Polish Veteran's Hall in Oshawa. "To make Safety Week a success, we are bringing the message of accident prevention prevention and health and safety to young workers, building trades and the industry," states Craig Moore, Safety Director for Grccnspoon Bros. Demolition and Chair of the Oshawa Committee. "Accident statistics show it is the younger workers and small contractors that are injured most often and the Mini-Exposition is a great opportunity for them to come out and get first hand information information on health and safety", he said. l®W cornerstone realty ltd., realtor 104 King St. E, Bowmanville 623-6000 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOV. 1ST 1 ■ 4 p.m. Marg Bain* Sales Rep. Call for details at (905) 623-6000 109 Liberty St. North 3 bedroom 1.1/2 storey detached home op a garden sized 60 x 150 ft. lot within easy walking distance to town and all amenities. Many upgrades including forced air gas heat, roofing, drywalling, etc.! Listed at $124,900. Call Marg Bain* for all the details 623-6000. Ron Moore* We will arrange to have your closing costs paid for you. Ask Ron for details DON'T DELAY Charming 3 bedroom semi with fenced yard, eat-in kitchen, loads of cupboards, gas into house. Close to downtown Bowmanville and schools. Ideal for first time buyers, carries less than rent. Call Ron Moore* at 623-6000. David BARGAIN HUNTING? LOOK NO FURTHER! Assoc. Broker- F U ||y detached home in great location-at the 'Over 23 Years price of a semi - new on the market. Asking of Service only $119,900. For a market evaluation of your home, please ask for David Passant**, Associate Broker, today! 623-6000. JUST REDUCED! NOW $142,900. Call Linda McLennan** Associate Broker 623-6000 CHARACTER AND CHARM Spotlessly clean 3 bedroom home. Bright dining room with bay window overlooks stunning (138 foot) fenced yard. Beautifully landscaped with multi-decking, A/G pool and 6 man hot tub. 1 - 4 piece and 2 - 2 piece baths. Spacious rec room with bar and built-in cupboards. Gas heat. Ca || Ljnda McLennan** 623-6000 Built in 1871 this home has high ceilings, wide baseboards and spacious principal rooms. There is a huge living room and separate dining room perfect for entertaining. Bright sunroom to curl up with a book. Upstairs at the front are 4 bedrooms and 3 piece bath. Over the double car garage there is a family room, bedroom, 3 piece bath and laundry room. Situated on 1/3 acre lot in town!!! $269,000. GROUP » EXCLUSIVELY V FROM SUTTON months rrrSf\ 6 FREE =\S\ INTEREST IBAÇÏLj ^'T , 6 FREE =\ Neighbourhood w imtfrfct ' _ m - m llil LI lw 1 Specialists Call 697-1700 'Certain conciliions apply 24 GALBRAITH COURT. BOWMANVILLE $159.900. 1564 sq. ft., walkout from sunken living room with fireplace to fenced yard with above ground pool (if requested, vendor can remove it). Big master Bpttv Smith bedroom with walk-in closet and ensuite, eat-in oak Qnine' Don kitchen, separate dinning room, gas heat. Great family baies hep. area] t0 schools and all conveniences! 83 HUNT$T. ' BOWMANVILLE $137.900. Newly refurbished 3 + 1 bedroom brick bungalow, gleaming hardwood doors, 11/2 baths, rec, room, car port. Shows well! Call Betty Smith (or details 11-8S8-226-2230. Janice Parish Sales Rep. "FALL FRENZY" This four bedroom home has 2250 sq. ft. of living space. Professionally decorated and plenty of upgrades. Walk-out from green house kitchen to deck. This home boasts ceramic floors on main level, oversized master bedroom with luxurious ensuite, main floor family room with gas dreplace, garage door access from main floor laundry room and many other features, too numerous to list. For your personal tour of this home call Janice Parish at Sutton Dynamic 905697-1700, Usted at $219,900. Three bedroom brick bungalow on huge mature lot in Newcastle. Gleaming hardwood floors, freshly painted, finished recreation room and sitting area, separate dining room- with sliding glass walkout to deck and 18 x 36 Inground pool. Move in before Christmas. Priced to sell at $159,900, Call Janice Parilh at Sutton Dynamic 697-1700. Charlene McAuley WON'T LAST! Sales Rep, 7|-,| S S p ac ious 3 bedroom homo offers a large country lot with all the amenities. Main floor family room with fireplace and walkout to a large covered deck, largo master bedroom and finished basement. Call for more details. Charlene McAuley, Sutton Group Dynamic 697-1700. Rlnske Wagonanr Broker BOWMANVILLE $83,500 Lovely three bedroom semi. Front porch for your rocking chair, Convenient to shopping. $4175, down, $543.42 per month. Call Rinske at 697-1700. Bob Craig Sales Rep. g g p|NE|)ALE C0URncE Reduced again to $199,900! Tills stunning 4 bedroom, finished on 3 levels, has everything buyers ask for: fenced yard, large deck, quiet street, 3 bathrooms. Attractive decor, main floor laundry, quick possession. Call Bob Craig (905) 697-1700. 3 bedroom backspllt on a 1.5 acre lot surrounded by mature trees and beautifully landscaped, Huge country kitchen with two walkouts to patio, and to sunroom complete with hot tub. Finished rec room with airtight woodstove. Reduced to $214,900. To view call Rose Sailer at 697-1700. OPEN HOUSE SUN. NOV. 1, 2 - 4 P.M. 39 FRY CRES., ASPEN SPRINGS $142,900. Take Martin Rd, South, Bowmanville and follow signs. Over 1400 sq, ft., 3 bedrooms, full onsulto off master, finished baaomont, main floor laundry, gas flroplaco, oak kitchen, big loti Nick Zondorvnn for more Information (905) 697-9075 J. Warm Fromm will bo your host for tho Open llouso. Nick Zondorvnn Solos Rep,