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Big Winners in Parent-Junior Golf Tournament Bowmanville Golf Course hosted its annual parent-junior parent-junior tournament on Sunday afternoon, with more than 30; teams participating in the event. John and Matt Aiken took first place in the bantam Real Estate division, while David and Jon Hancock took top spot in the elder junior division. Both teams shot combined net scores of 79. PETER L KOWAL J Real Estate & Insurance Ltd. Broker 52 King St. West Bowmanville 623-2453 2 BOWMANVILLE -- Excellent starter home for young family ; on quiet street in north-central Bowmanville. Older 2 storey ! semi - 3 bedrooms - master bedroom 15'6x9'3. Bright living Ï room is 20'8 x 12'8 with hardwood floors. Enclosed rear r porch, private drive. Listed at just $42,900. ' PAUDASH LAKE -- Attractive 3 acre property with 201 ft. 1 frontage on Paudash Lake south of Bancroft. 5 cottages and * recreational building. All cottages have inside plumbing & >■ heating. Nicely .treed property with good lakefrontage. '. Asking $79,000. Terms available,.Please call office,for full. 1 . ' details. ' ; After Hours J.A. Barton 623-3098 Elaine Kowal 623-5868 ! Peter Kowal Jr. 623-5868 ' DUNWOODYLIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy Suite 1A 57 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa L1H 7L9 Phone 576-3430 P.O. Box 516 Gnk%, BANNER PASSANT REAL ESTATE LIMITED 161 King Street East, Bowmanville MEMBER BROKER 623-6121 $3,500 DOWN $39,900 Owner will assist in financing. Orono area, 3 bedrooms, Asking $29,900. detached double car garage. COURTICEAREA COTTAGE 3 bedrooms, garage, lot 199'x West Beach, 3 bedrooms, 130'. Asking $69,900. Ieased land ' Ful1 P rice $6,000. .rrS ■« ïr 4 BEDROOMS $69,900 Newly decorated semi, 4 bedrooms, '/< acre corner unspoiled basement, private property in Bowmanville. fenced yard. Asking $57,900. WMM WMM RELINK RE/AltX RfrMNK WMM IRF/HKK RE//VINK RE/A1KX RfctVItX Afate Cmdr 65Q0 4B mm: Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 66 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-6000 983-9300 Broker (Orono) w .>i NO PLACE LIKE HOME Neat & adorable 2 bedroom bungalow, country sized lot with big garden & trees. Ideal, starter or retirement home In village of Newcastle, $52,500. Doug Humphrey 623-6000. POWER OFSALE Just In time for school I Former day care centre. Excellent 2 yr. old 2 storey brick building located near downtown Port Hope - must be soldi 10% down to Vendor held mortgage, Try your offer- asking $78,900. Doug Humphrey 786-2360. OWN YOUR OWN HORSE FARM! Riding arena with indoor track & 10 stall barn, 5 fenced paddocks, 46 acres with breathtaking viewl Asking $149,000. Includes beautifully decorated newer 3 bedroom home, good financing, Orono. Pat Irwin 983- 9605. I, NEWLY REMODELLED 3 bedroom home on super large hedged lot, huge country kitchen, 11% mortgage. Priced to sell at $51,900. Pat Irwin 623-6000. ALMOST4ACRES with 3 bedroom brick bungalow & block shop 30' x 50', good for small business - zoned commercial on hwy. 2 Newcastle. Listed at $84,900. Doug Humphrey. "56 Ontario offices to serve you better" Joanne Swadron mm County Town Realty Inc. 169 Kent St. W., Lindsey 705-324-6153 686-3711 Broker BETHANY 1 MILE 168 acres all bush, some hardwood, 12% financing, asking $79,900 and open lor offers, try oriel I Dick Schlombs 277-2655, HILLSIDE DRIVE - $2,000 DOWN Good building lot, serviced 75 x 114 ft. Vendor will hold 10% mortgage, carries for $107.34/mth. Call Dick Schlombs 277-2855, PONTYPOOL EAST Neat bungalow, rec room, full basement, huge workshop, 1 acre lot lined with mature maples, terrific setting, just listed at $49,900. Dick Schlombs 277-2855. ATTENTION SKIERS Devil's Elbow building lots, superb view of ski slopes, all within a short walk to ski hills. 1. 144 x 304, $6,000 down, carries for $89.45/mth. 2. 140 x 295, $3,000 down, carries for $113.73 (8% interest) 3.200 x 225 all bush, paved road, $18,900. Call Dick Schlombs 277-2855. 4 CORNERS 4 year old steel building, about 2600 sq. ft. with office, snack bar, 2 washrooms, older 800 sq. ft. attached building with truck doors, two gas pumps. Unlimited potential, on main road to Emily Provincial Park and the Kawarlhas. Asking $85,900.00. Dick Schlombs 277- 2855. BETHANY FARM REDUCED $10,000 Now only $89,500, 61 acres with approx. 50 workable partially reseeded last year, excellent steel barn about 5 years old, older hip roof barn, renovated 1 'h storey home, Take a lookll Dick Schlombs 277- 2855. m Sf&jl JANETVILLE 3'/a year old raised bungalow, excellent condition, largo roc room with bar, 4th bedroom and laundry room In basement, full walkout to 105 x 175 lot, $54,900. Dick Schlombs 277-2855. WM)X RfcMKX RE//HNK Rf/AINK RE//HN RB//V1NK Rt/A-IM RE/A4N< RE/AW RfxAINC PONTYPOOL The weatherman cooperated cooperated with perfect weather for the Sunday afternoon Pontypool Pontypool Cemetery Decoration Service. Minister for the occasion was Dennis Fransky of the JanetviUe, Yelverton, Mount Horeb charge. Several local families had family get-togethers following the Decoration Service. Among them was a gathering of the Hamilton family at the home of Percy and Kay Beggs when between thirty and forty members of the family enjoyed enjoyed a delicious supper. Ruth Richardson also had all members of her family home following the service. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Ron Good of Orono has been in hospital again in Toronto. We hope that Marilyn will soon be out and about again. A pretty wedding took place in Pontypool United Church on Saturday afternoon when Debbie Gilbank became the bride of Harold Mason. Reception Reception and dance followed in the Manvers Community Centre. Congratulations to the newlyweds! newlyweds! Get well wishes are sent to Harry VanWieringen who was taken to Peterborough Civic Hospital the end of last week. As of new time there is no definite word on his condition. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson were delighted to have a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saunders and sons of Gan- anoque recently. Mrs. Saunders is the former Barbara Wilson. Donna Thompson of Bowmanville was also a visitor with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holtby of the village spent the week of August 6th to August 13th at Pineland Lodge on Lake Joseph. They report a marvellous marvellous holiday. The Aiken family gathered at Squirrel Creek Conservation Conservation Park on Sunday, Aug. 21st to celebrate Harvey Aiken's 86th birthday and other family birthdays in August. Those present in addition addition to Mr. Aiken were Tom and Nettie Aiken of Pontypool, the O. Challices, Killeens and Munnekes. A good time was had by all. Mrs. Betty Morrison has enjoyed enjoyed a couple of boat trips this summer. In July, she accompanied her sister May Morton and family. In August she cruised with her daughter, Nancy, and Earl Malley and their little daughter, Amanda. KEJÎHPETERS REALTY LTD. 10ft Sinew K, Odum 728-7328 5 BEDROOM brick home with an in-law apartment. Priced to sell at $67,900. COURTICE PROPERTY -- suitable for owner occupied business, as well as income producing Investment. $89,900. Call 728-7328 •artf 576^01^3500 16 Rowhill Bind., Osh. SIDESPLIT IN BOWMANVILLE BOWMANVILLE - 2 level basement with walkout to wooded ravine lot. Rec room, fireplace, deck off dining room. Shows to perfection! Exclusive listing. Only $81,900. Call 576-2500. ORONO -- Bungalow. Must be soldi Vacant Oct. 1st. Large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, fireplace In rec , room. Safe electric heater. Owner will rent on short term basis. Only $58,900. Present all oilers! Call 576-2500. STARTING OUT? - Ireshly painted 2-bodroom homo, handy to Liberty St, exit to 401. Try $4,000 down. Call 576-2500. 11 ACRE - building site with pond & creek. Just north ol Taunton Rd. and Hampton. Owner will hold mortgage. Hydro and well In. Call 576-2500. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 24,1983 Tyrone Atoms I Wins 6-0 Over K of C Colts I Squad h Tyrone I Atoms downed the K of C I Colts 6 to 0 at Willie Hockett, Todd Lepard, who scored all the Newcastle Public School grounds on Thursday goals ; back row, Kevin Laverty, Eric Smith, Bill evening and will now advance against unknown Speakman, Michael Doyle, Jeff Beckett, Darryl opponents on Tuesday, August 30th at Tyrone. The MacKenzie, John Yellowlees, Nick Kennedy, Tyrone squad includes, front row 1-r, R.J. Ford, Coach Harold Yellowlees. Robert Iantomasi, Darren Graham, Stuart Liptay, Members of the K of C I Colts, front row 1-r, DeJong,; Tyler Gibson, Brent Williams, Denis Steven Miller, Gord Sikma,-Ken. Saylau, Brian Ricard, Bradley Thompson; back row, Manager Buma, Mike Rossignol, Brenden Bates, Jonathan Tom DeJong, Coach David Howell; absent Jason Hendricks ; second row, Mike Gibson, Adam Adams. Mohns, Cristian Vanrenen, Ricky Buma, Ricky NEWCASTLE SOCCER NEWS By Dick Budel Another busy week of House League soccer saw 27 games being played in the Town of Newcastle. The Newcastle Colts Soccer Club was well- represented in this action but met with mixed success. By age-group the action was as follows: Squirts - On Monday, Aug. 15th, the two Newcastle Squirt teams played each other in an exciting contest which ended in a 3 -1 victory for the KofCI squad. Goal scorers for the K of C I team were Jeff Pearce, Derek Anderson and Adam Rylance. Craig Lockhart replied replied for the K of C II squad. Wednesday the K of C I boys were involved in a very tight 2 - 1 battle with Tim's Rental but managed to come out on top thanks to goals by Adam Rylance and Derek Anderson. Colin Taggart replied for Tim's. Meanwhile the K of C II was eliminated from the playoffs playoffs by the narrowest of margins, a 1 - 0 loss to Rovers whose goal came from Luke. Dragstra. Atoms - On Tuesday the two Newcastle Atom teams did battle, and an exciting contest it was too, as the K of C team finally defeated the game Kraco Contracting team 2 - 0, after two halves of overtime. Goal scorers were Brian Buma and Ricky Burns. On Thursday it was the K of C boys turn to taste defeat as' Garden Hill Sr Girls Lose Softball Title to Welcome Garden Hill Senior Girls Softball Team ended their ball season at the Kiwanis Park in Port Hope in a round robin tournament. Garden Hill ended up tied for first place in the four team League during the season's schedule and played the other top team on Saturday to start the round robin playoffs. Game one was played well by both teams but Garden Hill went down with the loss 12 - 5 to Welcome Court. In game two, Garden Hill came on strong to beat Dickson Carpet 39 - 16, and then on to game three, claiming claiming victory over Showtime Video 32 - 7. Final results were Welcome Court winning the championship with Garden Hill a close second, This first year team for Garden Hill worked very hard this year, working in the canteen canteen and selling draw tickets to buy their own ball pants and equipment. T-shirts were donated by Bill Cook of Gulf Fuels, Prizes for the draw were: No. 1 - music box donated donated by Alice Irwin and won by Christa Robinson, No. 2 - flower basket donated by Kathy Shaw of Newtonville and won by Jim Klintworth, No. 3 - Gulf T-shirt and hat donated by Bill Cook won by Sandra Baron, No, 4 - Decorated Decorated cake donated by Carol Robinson and won by Carol Cook, Many thanks to our sponsors and to Sybol Davis for all their help. Players' names are: Angela Baron, Kim Campbell, Angela Cook, Karen Cook, Lisa Cook, Karen Davis, Donna Frew, Kim Harris, Karen Hodgins, Pattie Irwin, Cheryl Robinson, Robinson, Paula Robinson and Connie Sheppard. Coaches Ron and Carol Robinson. Well done girls and good luck. Tyrone put it to them 6 - 0 with T. Lepard scoring all six goals. The Kraco Contracting boys meanwhile kept their playoff hopes alive with a 1 - 0 victory over Marketplace. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, I didn't find out the identity of the goal scorer. Pee Wees - The Virtue Fuels pee wees were eliminated from further action thanks to a 4 - 1 loss to Hubbard's Heroes on Monday night. Mosquitoes - On Tuesday the Port of Newcastle team continued continued its unbeaten streak with a 2 -1 win over a stubborn Tyrone squad. Jeff Koopmans scored twice from the penalty spot for the-Port of Newcastle, Shane Vivian scored for Tyrone. And here is a summary of all the action: Squirts Monday, August 15 Tim's - 6, J & J -1. Newcastle I - 3, Newcastle II -1. Tyrone -1, Rovers - 0. Hampton -10, Blizzard -1. Toybox - 4, Roy Nichols - 0. Orono I - 2, Rice Construction Construction - 0. Wednesday, August 17 Newcastle I - 2, Tim's Rental -1. Tyrone -1. Orono I - 2, Toybox -1. J & J - 2, Orono II -1. Rovers -1, Newcastle II - 0. Atoms Tuesday, August 16 Tyrone I - 6, Tyrone II -1. Newcastle 1-2, Newcastle II - 0 (overtime) Marketplace - 2, Wolves -1. Orono I - 3, Hampton -1. Thursday, August 18 Tyrone I - 6, Newcastle I - 0. Newcastle II - 1, Marketplace Marketplace - 0. Orono I - 5, Tyrone II - 4. Rangers - 5, D & R -1. Mosquitos Tuesday, August 16 Newcastle II - 2, Tyrone -1. Hampton - 6, Orono I - 2. Kinsmen - 8, Hooper's - 2. Thursday, August 18 Hampton - 2, Kinsmen -1. Pee Wees Monday, August 15 Orono - 7, Bowmanville - 0. Hubbard's - 4, Newcastle -1. Wednesday, August 17 Tyrone - 3, Orono - 0. Hubbard's - 6, Bowmanville -1. The location of the Squirt's final has not yet been determined determined but it will be played on Wednesday, Aug. 31. The Atoms' final will feature Tyrone I at Tyrone, versus an as yet undetermined opponent, opponent, on Tuesday, Aug. 30 w* Æm SCHOOL BUS [a§X 0< * -J L . A L J L J L \\ f r-UX m y |h i HXMU 1 □ Cut and Blow $12.00 Perms (cut included) $35.00 We also welcome Sandy Paul, hair designer, to our stall. Designers ol Hair 133 King E. O \ J O Bowmanville Please phone for * appointment 623-1621