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Bowmanville Firemen Battie Blaze in Farmer'a Shed Last Wednesday morning, a fire of undetermined origin did considerable damage to a shed on the farm of Clarence Stainton, on the 8th Concession of Darlington. Here, Bowmanville firemen are pouring water onto the bales of straw to extinguish the stubborn blaze. by Carl Brunt In the final game of the 1978- 79 hockey season Spencer's puJled the upset of the year by defeatîng Cowan's in a really close battle between the two bottom place teams of the Sunday evenipg league. The two top teams, Frank's and Firth's were eliminated in the semi finals. In the game Sunday morn- ing, Cowan's it the score sheet first, and held the score at 1-0 through the first period. Then in the second period, Spencer's late in the period tied the score at one to one. In the third period, David Ormiston who I think was a real stanid out of the game notchied his second goal with the assist going to hard working Geordie Bowan. Then with what looked like thé goal that, would linch it for Spen- BOWMANVILLE ORONO 623-33193 983-9547 INCOME DUPLEX - Newcast le Norfhend. Large lot and stream provide the seffing forthis 2 storey frame Duplex. Separate furnaces and potential 3rd apt. in upper level. Al for only $48,900. Ask for Bill Whyte. COUNTRY BUNGALOW - 3 bedroom brick bungalow. Attached garage, family room wîf h freplace, eat-in ktchen, sliding patio door to wooden deck. Sifuated in Kirby area. Asking $56,500. Cal Bill Whyfe. BOWMANVILLE - Excellent 2 storey 3 bedroom Semi with 11/2 baths and fully fenced yard, plus good sized lot. Asking $45,000. with terms. Cal Bill Morrison. BOWMAN VILLE - SUPER SEMI.550,900. - This extra large 4 bedroom home features a 2 level finished basement, large eat-in kitchen, separafe dining room, privafe fenced patio and aIl this on a large lot. Cal Tom Pike., PREPARE TO LIKE IT! - OSHAWA - This brick bungalow has 3 bedrooms, fully carpeted and newlSl decorated. Finish- ed family room wif h wet bar. Detached garage and work- shop. Close f0 schools and churches. Asking $56,500. For more details calI Mary Pike. BOWMAN VILLE - 2 VEAR OLD SIDESPLIT - 3 large bed- rooms - master with ensuite. Family room with fireplace. Atfached garage, professionally landscaped lot. Asking $64,900. Terms. Cal Ron Hurst to-day for details. CUSTOM BUILT - BRAND NEW - The quality of this Executive home is unmatched in Bowmanville ai $72,900. Features include fireplace, main f loor family room with walk- ouf and balcony, rough-in for central vacuuming, walkout from future rec room, 3 baths and more. Builder is ready f0 lselI, so make hlm an offer. Cal Wolf Friedrichs, OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. WEEKENDS FOR INFORMATION. cer's, Geordie Bowan put one behind goalie Gary Murphy, assisted by Bob Howes to make the score 3-1 Spencer's. But the ever pressing Cowan's were determined they weren't going, to be beaten and came up.with two big goals by Sandy, Brown and Paul Albright to once again tie the score 3-3. These two goals were a resu.lt of Spencer's getting a littie sloppy in their own end of the rink. It was Bobbie Howes at the 17:32 mark assisted by David, Ormiston who drove in the winning goal past Gary Mur- phy to win the 1978-79 Cham- pionship for Spencer's Realtor's and also making Roly Spencer very proud of his hockey team that he spon- sored. Also, I am sure that Tom Cowan was equally proud of his team even though they lost, but let me tell you it was one of the best final playoffs I've seen in a good many years. So on behaîf of the executive I would like to congratulate all the sponsors, the coaches and every team that participated this season. Also anyone needing tickets to the Dinner-Dance may get them from any of the coaches or any member of the executive. Dinner-Dance being held at the Orono Com- munity Centre, Sat., April 28, starting at 5: 30. T Y R ON E Meta Swain won the 50-50 Draw at the Friday evening euchre party. Twenty-four tables were in play, providing plenty of competition for the following winners: lst Carson Watson, 2nd Laverne Clemens, 3rd Alf Milison, 4th Meta Moffatt, 5th Harold Burgess, 6th Dorothy McDarmid. Ladies low Daisy Bell, gents low Lloyd Bradley. The teenage young people of the congregation assisted with several of the tasks of the Sunday church service on March 25th. Most enjoyable were the three songs they sang as a choir, accompanied by Tim Southwell, who has also played for their practises, "I'd like to Teach the World to Sing", "I Don't Know How to Love You", from "Jesus Christ Superstar", and "Climb Every Mountain", from "Sound of Music". The United Church Women of Tyrone met on March l4th in the C.E. Wing of the Church with Mrs. Lorna Davey and Mrs. Doreen Park as commit- tee for March. A report was given on the recent World Day of Prayer, also a reminder of the Bay of Quinte Conference Presbyterîal Annual Meeting on April 3rd and 4th in Cambridge St. United Church, Lindsay. A Hall Board report was given. A donation toward kitchen equipment for the new ORONO Mrs. Alan McAlpine and daughter Melissa of Belleville with Mrs. Ernest L. Gilbank, spent last week with Dr. and Mrs. Roger; Nagarajan, Deiphine, Mark and Rosanne of Scotdale, Penn. Mr. Lance Plain has return- ed home from the Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Mr. and'Mrs. Ross Wannan, Lisa, Holley and Bryan of Belleville visited Mrs. Wm. Wannan for part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Best and famîly of Don Milîs visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Horace Best over the long weekend. The Durham Farmers County Co-Op held their annual meeting on Monday evening in thel.O.O.F. Hall. On Sunday, April 8th at 12:30 p.m., Pancake Dinner in the Orono United Church, Main Hall. Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Morton and sons Kevin and Dwayne of Kendal were recent Sunday noon dinner guests of Mrs. Geo. Morton. addition to the Hall was1 discussed. Two caterings in April arean auction sale on April 14th and a Scouters' banquet for 170 on April 2lst. It was announced that anyone using films from the library must have a twenty minute training session on operating the projector. The worship service was presented and Bible quizzes were given by Mrs. Jacqueline Vaneyk. A deliejous lunch was served. Tyrone United Church con-i gregation will observe the 1 Sacrament of, Holy Com- munion on Sunday, April 8th. Please come and renew your spirit at this beautiful time ofi year. As we all welcome spring, the Tyrone Church canvassors also appreciate a 1 welcome as they make their annual Sprîng caîl within the nexti two or three weeks. At two committee meetings this past week tentative plans were made to make the next few months a busy and fun time for Church and com- munity. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thornett and Sharon, Gooder- ham, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Alward and Barry, Wendover, Ont., Ray and Isabel Petit, Mississauga, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibbs. Andy, Jurgen and Miss Marilyn Vanîltena, Clinton, Mrs. Mary -Penwarden, Mrs. W. Vanïeyk, Bowmanville, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. P. Vaneyk and family. -Congratulations to Louis Real and Katherine Penwarden who were married in Tyrone United Church, Sat., March 24, 1979. Mrs. Goldie Tidd, captain of the recent Heart Fund canvass, is pleased with the good response of the community to the drive for funds. Must Sel! Pyramid Mobile Home 68' x 14' wîth 8' x 12' addit ion. $20,500. Negotiable. Telephone 885-5929 Attention! Home? Toll n maY oo emr e saleable, have your carpets sfeamn-cIeaned by an expert. Caîl Ken Veness 623-5816 PRIVATE SALE Owner transferred. 3 years new, cusfomn built brick bungalow. Large lot (300' x 170') wîf h ex- ceptional vlew. Massive fireplace In fthe living- roomn. Taxes only $500.00. Asklng onîy $48.500. 623-6226j ATTENTION A commttee Is beîng formed te requesf, an ad- justmnenf on the exceed- Ingîy hlgh Increase In fax assessments on vacant property. Anyone wîshing fa support end assIst, %vrille: Advsrtlser 804 oenoidlan statesmnan, Bex 100, Bowmanvllî,, Ont. End of the Trail for Van Dyk'a Major Midgets On Monday night at Darlington Sports Centre, the Van Dyk Major Midgets met Midland in the fifth game of their semi-final playoff series and went down to defeat 3 to 0 before a large crowd. The Van Dyk crew were not playing up to their potential, appearing somewhat disorganized at times. They also were up against a sharp Midland goalie who was stopping everything they threw at him. This series has been a tight one almost all the way, except for a 5-0 defeat the Van Dyk team handed out in one of the early games. Now, all that was left was the traditional hand shake at the end. Scott's Colonel Just One Point Away -frc In a best of seven game s6ries with Pickering the Scott's Colonels Novice Toros are just one point away from taking the "B" championship for the Lakeshore Novice League. In the first four gamnes played to date the Colonels won the fîrst three, their hopes of wraping up the series were dashed when the best we could do was a tie in the fourth game. In that game one overtime period was played, however, the score still remained tied and due to lack of ice time, the series was forced to a fifth game. Considering the penalties that were levied aga'st the Bow- manville team, he Pickering team was un le to take advantage, even when we- Dm Victory were two men short in the last two minutes of regulation time. Scoring for the Toros in this game were Jeff Laird, Gareth Stone 2, Brad Carnegie with assists to Shawn Towner, Brad Carnegie 2, Gareth Stone. The first game of the series was won by Bowmanville 3-1, with Tim Smith, Gareth Stone, and Brad Carnegie scoring with assists to Jeff Laird, Brad Carnegie and Gareth Stone. The second game was won by a score of 2-1 with ýShawn Towner and Brad Carnegie scoring, assists to Eric Janssens, Mike Kane and Gâreth Stone. The thîrd game of the series was just as close with a 2-1 Bowmanvllle - 623-391i OMANVILLE - 3 bedroom raised bungalow with attached garage, 11/2 baths, hardwood floors, fireplace, walkout to cedar deck & fenced back yard, asking $59,900. BOWMANVILLE - 2 bedroom al uminumn siding bungalow n north end, close f0 school, asking $35,000. BOWMANVILLE - compact 2 bedroom bungalow with new plumbing & wiring. North end close to school, asking $42,900. SCUGOG POINT - winterized & partly furnished 3 bed- room cottage on large corner lot. Road open year round, asking $32,900. BOWMANVILLE - 11/2 storey 3 bedroom brick semi- detached home, 2 baths, washer & dryer. Good area close f0 school & shopping, asking $40,900. victory. Gareth Stone and Brad Carnegie, providing the scoring with assists to each other and one to Chrîs Hall. Fifth game of this series will be in Pickering on March 28th. The Cn ova Menent for persorral fineos 1Fitness. In vour heart you know it's right. Howard Wood PeeWees Lose at Milton 4 to 3, in Ail Ontario Semi-pFinal Last Wednesday, the Howard Wood Transport Minor Pee Wees travelled to Milton and were defeated 4 - 3 in a well-played contest. The loss to the Toros was the third one of the series and' eliminated them from the Ontario , Semi-final playoff round. 123 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-6622 COUNTRYSIDE $49,900. - Cute and cozy 3 bedroomn bungalow, oversized attached garage, exceptional lot, year round recreation at yourdoorstep, at Lake Scugog. Cati 623-6622/986-5618 ask for Gail Churchill today! edvan REALTY LTD. BROKER 123 KING ST. W., NEWCASTLE 987-4733 623-4439 SOMETHING DIFFERENT - Outstanding family room with fireplace and walkout in this custom buit raised tudor-style' bungalow. Large rooms with balcony off kitchen on a pool sized ravine lot in Orono. Asking $72,900. Don't miss this one. Caîl Josie Doxtater. IN-LAW SPECIAL - Brick bungalow ln Newcastle with base-ment apartment for in-laws with fireplace. This one is worth looking at. Asking $58,000. Try an offer. Ask for Josie Doxtater. COUNTRY DELIGHT - An attractive 2 bedroom bungalow nestled on 2.7 acres. Features include 1-4 pc. bath, single attached garage and wood stove. An excellent buy for your whole family. Asking only $48,900. For further details, cal Michelle Doxtater. NEWCASTLE VILLAGE- Sparkling dlean3 bedroom home with .den, separate dining room and finished base- ment. Within walking distance cf stores, school etc. 'Asking 555,000. Cali Felicity Langstaff for further details. 1 ACRE.- 15 MILES EAST 0F OSHAWA - 1,362 sq. ft. beautifully finished 3 bedroom bungalow. Antique brick f ire- place in good sizedlliving roomn,separate dining area and a large country style kitchen. Asking $62,500. For further de- tails caîl Wilma Entwisle. FOR RENT 3 bedroom bungalow, attached garage in country east of Newtonville. S3251month. References required.,Caîl Edvan Realty Ltd., 623-4439. spencer's Rooltors Pull 'Upset of Year RI Defeating Cowan's 4-3 to Win TitIO In Sunday Morning Commercial Loqgue Dunwoody LImite d Trustes In Bainkruptcy Suite lA 57 Si mcoe St. S., Oshawa Li1H7L9 Phone 576-3430 P.O. Box 516 IMMACULATE HOME - Pride of ownership is obvious when you inspecf f his brick home wif h 4 bedrooms, separate 'diningroorn with huilf-in China cabinet, fireplace in livingroom and entire 'basement has been completely finished. Every room has been decorated within the last 2 yrs. Paved drive- way Ieadlng fo over-sized single garage. In Orono, asklng $56,900.00. FOUR PLEX - In good solid condition, aIl 2 bedroom units with own bafhs. 2 blocks f rom downfown Bowmanville. Suit- able for investmenf or Doctor, Dentisf, Lawyer offices. Cal now for viewing. BOWMANVILLE - 8 yr. old 5 level sidesplit with 3 bed- rooms, den that could be 4th bedroom. Large rec. room wif h fireplace, laundryroom, inter com system, above ground pool, attached garage, paved drive, fenr.ed hackyard. n de- sirable area. Asking $58,500.00. COURTICE - On'a large lot is this well decorated 3 bed- room bungalow with large livingroom, walkout f0 cedar deck and also included is above ground swimming pool and equip- ment. Asking 557,900.00. PICTURE PERFECT - JusI lisfed - Spotless and nicely decorated 2 yr. old 2 storey home featuring double attached garage, ground floor laundryroom, familyroom wit h fireplace and walkout, not to forget the spacious 4 bedrooms. The master b edroom is 19 ft, long with walk-in closet and 4 pce. ensuite. Bowmanville. Asking $79,900.00. FOR ALL REASONS There'are any number of good reasons toborrow. We'11 offer advice. and the money to sec you through. fl XJKOR1A AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Con tact our office: 68 King Street East BowmanvilIle 623-2504 Mernber: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation