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Weary Staff Unload Stock After Hectic Tent Sale ", / : a There were buys by the truckload during the during the weekend, big tent sale held by Bowmanville Audio-Vision Audio-Vision staff and Orchard Park Furniture at the Town Line wasn't sold. Here, some of the weary unload some stock that Real Estate Property Valuators & Consultants Lilt. Wm. H. Clipper ton, A.A.C.I. Professional Member, Society of Farm Managers A Rural Appraisers • Valuations for- • Capital Gains Tax • Inter-Family Transfers • Mortgage'hnancing Write: 62 Jackman Rd., Bowmanville, Ontario L1C2C9 Phone (Collect) - 416-623-6023 OSHAWA Large executive home for sale north Oshawa location, reduced to $114,900. Priced to sell. Private. 579-9551 or 579-8058. REAL ESTATE SALES CAREER? Sell Real Estate with the Established, Experienced Company W. Frank Real Estate Limited, established in Bowmanville in 1961. A rewarding and challenging career awaits successful applicants. Our present sales agents come from diversified backgrounds and we invite you to call us for a frank confidential discussion of your chances of success in a Real Estate Career. Our Video tape presentation will give you a comprehensive idea of the scope of the job. We provide Computer listing service, Direct Toronto line Telex service and generous advertising allowances, with no charge back to sales agents. Call Joseph Bosco, - Manager, W. Frank Real Estate Limited, Bowmanville Office 623-3393 Joseph Bosco, Manager Lot for Sale Tyrone - one acre building lot. Main road, 17 miles from Oshawa. Terms-$26,900. Phone 725-8645. SCUGOG ISLAND FARM 95.9 acres, 2 storey frame farm house, workshop, barn, picturesque location on paved road only 1 mile to lake. Asking $1 10,000. Terms available. Realty 35 Inc. (705) 324-8662. eel van REALTY LTD. BROKER 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4445 Newcastle 987-4733 Ajax-Toronto call 686-0477 mo Ç"*af SUPER HOME - SUPER PRICE - Great location on quiet crescent. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, upgraded broadloom, finished rec. room and beautifully finished. Shop and compare! Listed at only $74,900.00. Call and ask Bob or Ellie Cooper to see It today. 26 ACRES -- of scenic mostly workable land goes with this quality Viceroy home. Basement has walkout to above ground pool at back. Asking $119,600.00. 10 BEAUTIFUL ACRES • KENDAL HILLS -- All brick 3 bedroom bungalow. Separate garage. Completely fenced. Stream and stocked pond. Nicely wooded. Asking $106,000.00. Call Wilma Enlwlsle for details. HOBBY FARM -- A nnod buy at only 665,000.00. This 32 Vi acre farm has alol. Excellent barn, large family home, fenced fields. Call Iris Fowler for an appointment. FARM LAND -- 69 acres with 50 acres workable. Approximately 3 miles from Newcastle. Well and pond on property. Asklna $64,900.00. INSTEAD OF PAYING RENT - Consider this attractive 3 bedroom semi close to all amenities. Mortgage at 8 3 /< % until 1996, Call Wilma Enlwlsle lor details. A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY -- Spacious 3 bedroom sldesplit with dining room, finished rec. room, family room and two fireplaces. Beautiful 150 ft. deep lot backing onto open fields; with view. Call and ask Bob or Ellie Cooper (or an appointment to view. Priced to sell at $85,900.00. RAISED BUNGALOW PLUS 15 ACRES - Paths through the woods on your own property. Custom built 3 bedroom bungalow and very spacious. Living room with built in china cabinet and dining room with fireplace. Large bright kitchen. Must be seen. Asking $96,500.00. SHOW PLACE POTENTIAL - 18 miles east of Oshawa. 34 acres. ,2 storey, ■ 5 bedroom home. Main floor family room with fireplace, double car garage and valuable wooded area. Asking $124,500.00. Call Wilma Enlwlsle for details. HORSE FARM • DISTRESS SALE - Indoor arena, 2 barns, washrack, washroom, 50 acres, pond. Minutes east of Bowmanville. Reduced to $119,000.00 for quick sale. Call Bob or Ellie Cooper lor further details. WRECKING YARD - REDUCED - To Sell! Approximately 10 acres ol this 70 acre (arm Is zoned lor wrecking yard. Legal nonconforming nonconforming garage business as well. For more Information call Iris Fowler. DOG LOVERS -- Over an acre ol land with dog kennels and runs. Home Is duplexed and has 2 separate furnaces and air conditioning. Located In Pontypool aron and listed at $49,300.00. Call Iris Fowler lor an ' appointment. JUST LISTED -- Lovely maintenance tree bungalow with large living room and fireplace. Situated on super large private lot. Don't delay. Only $69,900.00. Call Chris Stapleton for details. WMX Cornerstone Realty Ltd. Announcement William F. Roka B.A.I.E. CIM. Remax Cornerstone Realty Ltd., 68 King St. E„ Bowmanville is pleased to announce the addition of Bill Roka to their sales staff. Bill comes to Remax, the newest and mo'st progressive concept in real estate, after several successful years with another prominent real estate firm, and after a distinguished career in business management.; For maximum professional service, please call Bill at his new office 623-6000 or res. 725-8252. Enniskillen A beautiful summery day brought forth our worshippers to the Sunday service. There were very few children as Sunday School is over so Pastor Joe picked a theme which suited both young and old. The senior choir sang a delightful anthem. Mr. Lafave's message was based on "They Had Been With Jesus." The announcements are as follows: 1. Enniskillen U.C.W. meeting meeting is scheduled for Wed. June 15th at 7:30 p.m. in the church. Tyrone U.C.W., Enfield U.C.W., and Haydon Ladies are all invited to this special program. 2. There will be special music at Tyrone U.C. on'June 26th, 1983 at 11 o'clock. The St. John's Music Company, a barbershop quartet from Campbellford will be singing to us. All are welcome. There is a regular service at Enniskillen Enniskillen for those who do not wish to attend the Tyrone service. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott visited Mr. and Mrs. James Piggott, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Drew, Oshawa were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin and Mrs. M. Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were Friday evening evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wright and family, Solina. On Sat. evening, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe were, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Lowery and family of Beaverton. Our community extends congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holmes on the birth of their baby, bundle of blue. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Werry spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vickers and family, Hamilton. They were there to help Mr. and Mrs. Vickers celebrate their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Howe were Mr. and Mrs. James Dickson, Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ormiston, Oshawa were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Gerryts and family, Bowmanville on Saturday. A number from here attended attended the Decoration Day Service on Sunday at Hampton with Pastor Joe being their guest speaker. | Mr. and Mrs;.! Earl Trewin, Mr. and Mrs. Don Trewin and Kelly and Mrs.; M, Horn atten- - ded the Trewin, Picnic on Sunday at Haydon Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Len Stainton, Mr. and Mrs; David Stainton and Michael, Cobourg, Mr. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, June 8,1983 Wine and Cheese Party Held for Liberal Leader 15 234 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-3393 $78,900 5 LOVELY ACRES -- Pond, artesian well, wooded ravine, spacious multi-level sidespllt has enclosed deck for year round comfort. Approximately 1 acre In asparagus. Private setting, '/> mile from downtown Millbrook. Call Kellie McDonell 623-3393 W. Frank R.E. Ltd. HUNTING FOR GHOSTS? -- You probably won't find any In this gracious 4 bedroom Century home in downtown ■ Bowmanville. You will find a lovely spacious home with plenty of character and charm. Asking only $66,900. Kellie McDonell 623-3393 W. Frank R.E. Ltd. [il.. f. u : i i Til / Last Thursday at the Odessa Pavilion in south Oshawa, a wine and cheese party was held to introduce provincial Liberal leader David Peterson to party members and executives. Sparkling entertainment was provided by a group of young dancers from the Ukrainian section section of Oshawa. and Mrs. A. Reynolds and family, Cambridge enjoyed a family reunion with Mrs. Linda Cryderman and family, Zion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Oshawa were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery and Jim. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cook, Whitby. Mark Henderson visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tim Howe for the weekend and joined the Dick Howes for Sunday dinner. Pontypool The Sixteenth Convocation of Sir Sandford Fleming College College of Applied Arts and Technology, Technology, Peterborough, was . held on Saturday, May 14th at 1:30 p.m. Graduates from this area were Beverley Bazinet (Medical Secretary), Carolyn Cochrane (Recreation Leadership), Robert Parkins (Electrical Engineering Technician). Graduates from Bethany were Laurie Sisson (Sales and Merchandising), and George Zekveld (Junior Computer Programmer). Congratulations to all I This community was deeply saddened on the Friday morning morning passing of Ruth Fisk, the former Ruth Richardson. Mrs. -Fisk had been ill with cancer since Christmas and had spent the past three weeks in Princess Princess Margaret Hospital. She was to be moved to Civic Hospital, Peterborough on the weekend. Burial was on Monday from the Mackey Funeral Home, Lindsay, to Pontypool Cemetery. Sympathy Sympathy is extended to her husband, husband, Bruce, daughters Anne and Marilyn (Mamie), grandchildren grandchildren Karen, Carol and Chris, sister, Madeline Kerr, and all other family members. Mrs. Ada Urry Baum, age 86 years recently passed away in Jensen Beach, Florida. The late Mrs. Baum, the former Ada Rowan of Bethany, had been a school teacher several years ago in this area. She is survived by her family Rhona, Gerald, Russell, Lois and Louis. A brother, Clarence, predeceased his sister last year. A memorial service for the late Mrs. Baum is to be held at a later date in Bethany. Congratulations to Robin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith, R. R. 1, Pontypool, who received the award for Top Senior Boy Athlete of the year in I. E. Weldon Secondary School. On Tuesday, June 14th at 7:30 p.m. there will be a public meeting held in the Pontypool Community Centre. The purpose purpose of this meeting is to elect Introducing your newly appointed State Farm Agent who offers you Don Irvine the best in auto, life and home insurance: 1108 Waverley Road Bowmanvillel Telephone 623-4482 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. STATI FARM INiURANCl STATE FARM Insurance Companies Head Offices: Scarborough, Ont, Mr. Peterson and Durham East President Lorna Davey appear to be enjoying conversation with one of the guests. a chairperson and a secretary for the 1st Pontypool Group for Boy Scouts. Cub and Beaver leaders are also required required if these groups are to be "continued in the fall. Interested Interested people, not necessarily necessarily parents, are urged to attend attend this meeting. Kelly Neals is currently in Albuquerque, New Mexico, playing fast-ball. He recently participated in a tournament in Prescott, Arizona. We are very glad to see Albert Bowins about again after surgery in hospital. Kelly Dunford of Pontypool was the winner of the lovely "Colonial Girl" quilt that was on display in the booth of Kay Youngman at the Arts and Crafts Show and Sale last weekend in Manvers Arena. Net proceeds from ticket sales on this quilt are going towards repair of the stained glass window in Pontypool United Church, as are proceeds from the Bake Sale which was held on Sunday afternoon. Donations Donations towards the Restoration Fund of the window have now surmounted $1,000.00. Luella Call attended the 62nd Annual Provincial Conference Conference for Guiders of the Girl Guides of Canada. Luella was a representative of the Woodland Woodland (Manvers) Division. Approximately 1000 delegates from all over Ontario were present. On Saturday, May 28th, the 15th Annual Durham College convocation Ceremonies were held at the Civic Auditorium in Oshawa. Jo-Anne Finney, daughter of Lavern and Marie Finney graduated in Computer Computer Science. Jo-Anne is now employed as a computer programmer programmer with Curfax Benefit Systems Ltd. of Toronto. Kim Sutch, daughter of Dave and Kay Sutch, received a Silver Medal for her academic standing standing in the Applied Arts Course. Other graduates from the Pontypool area were Gail Anness and Christine Timoll. Congratulations to the four graduates! Overnight Sunday visitors with Gerald and Jessie Fisk were Max Fisk and daughter, Diane, of London and Muriel and Rod Penton of Cardiff. Several additional members of the Fisk family had lunch with Gerald and Jessie on Monday. Don't forget that this Sunday, June 12th, is thé 63rd Anniversary service at Pontypool Pontypool United Church. Time is 11:00a.m. with Rev. Bill Wells of Northminster United Church, Peterborough, as guest speaker. There will be a baptism during the service, also the dedication of a new stained glass window will be made by Mrs. Laverne Patterson Patterson of Orono on behalf of the Fuller family. Celebrates His 98th Birthday m : V v hfc L* g ■ VTT:' -tyr- SiiV J On Saturday afternoon, June 4th, Joseph McCullough celebrated his 98th birthday, with his wife, son, two daughters and a grandchild at his farm in Manvers, just north of Ballyduff. Mr. McCullough was in fine fettle and exceptionally sharp, although he said his legs weren't as good as they used to be. With luck, we hope to publish another picture of him a couple of years down the road, i ,1