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Although there bas been a trend in the real estate industry for large trust com- paniies to take over real estate companies, Tom and Bob Shea and their management teamn hav,,e reversed this trend with the formation of FAMILY TOWN AND REGION MEETINGS APublie Service of Town of Newcastle Ratepayers' Association Wýednesday, Nov. l-The Durham Region Health Unit borad wl meet at 7:30 p.m. at 301 oi lf St., Osbawa. Thursday, Nov. Il-A library board meting will be held at 715 in the Clarke 14brary, SFriday, Nov. 12-Ontaria Municipal Board hearings are to be held at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. i1n room 206 and the warden's office at 605 Rossland Rd. E., Monday. Nov. 15-Regional Àand division committee will hold its 10:00 meeting in the counicil chamber and counsel- lors' louinge at 605 hossland Rd. E.. Whitby. A meeting of town council will be condUcted in court roomn 2, Churcb St., Bowmanville at 1 p.m. The tow;n's community services f comm--ittee will meet at 7 p.m. in the committee room, Bow- manville town hall. There will be a meeting of the Town, of Newcastle Ratepayers' Assoc- iation at 7:30 in the council chamber, Church St., Bow- manville. Tuesday, Nov. 16-Regional commnittee meetings to be held at 10 a.m. at 105 Consumers' Dr., Whitby, are; planning anid development, and public works. Ontario Municipal board hearings will be held at 10 arn. and 2 p.m. in the council chamber and lounge,ý 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. Wednesday, Nov. 17-The regional management com- mittee meets at 10 a.m. in roomn 206, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. TRUST CORPORATION. Car- rying on the theme of their existing real estate company, the Shea brothers plan to promote their specail brand of personalized service into the trust field. "We believe that our new trust company will be able to broaden the scope of our services to our customers, while at the same time create a more solid base for our operation",, said Tom Shea, the older of the two brothers and founder of Thos. N. Shea Ltd. 21 years ago. "The name 'Family Trust' seemed a natural when we had two brothers involved in a company that featured a slogan 'the Home Folks who care about people"', said Robert Shea, President of the new cornpany. "Family Trust offices will be based in Markham, not Toronto, to underline our plans to lend in the small urban centres in the Pro- vince", said Mr. Tom Shea. "'Naturally, we will eventually be represented wherever our existing Real Estate Offices are located, in addition to working through our network of mortgage agents through- out Ontario." The Chairman continued, "The future program is to allow for the integration of Thos. N. Shea Ltd.,,Realtor, with Family Trust Corpora- tion, using our unique family symbol to belp the public identif y the marriage of the twocompanies. FAMILY is going to relate to the public and our own staff in many ways: for starters we will encourage lending policy for familles in smaller communi- ties not already serviced by larger lending institutions. Prom the point of view of our own staff, our new company wi'1 continue to foster the close personal relations with the two of us and our senior staff, just as exists in our real - I - 623-2492 BOWMANVILLE - Flett Street, 3 bedroomn brick home, separate dining room, garage, paved drive, Asing $47,900. CENTURY HOME - Semi!-detached, two bedrooms, solid brick, large lot, Asking $34,900. TWO BEDROOM ALUMINUM SI DED BUNGALOW- Zoned commercial on King Street E., Bowmanville. Excellent for small business or offices. Asking $44,900. 'rhtin the heart of St. Petersburg and directly on the beach, the Hawaiian Inn welcomes each SkyLark guest with a chilled bottie of champagne. The swimming is great in the pool or along tche beach. In the evening you'll enjoy the colourful Polynesian Revue in the Kon Tiki Supper Club. Skyl-ark offers you a choice of five other hotels on the Gulf Coast and a carefree Fly/Drive holiday. SkyLark to Floridas Gulf Coast includes: a Round trip air transportation from Toronto f0 Tampa via Wardair 707 jet**, Com-rplimentary inflîght meals and drinks a Transfers between the aîirport and your hotel and baggage handlng e Seven or 14 nights accommodation e Breakfast (rols and coffee) daily except where kitchenette faclties are selected e Welcome cocktail and party Services of a resîdent SkyLark representative e Beach bag T a -r 1v r rir.s ridq rrtiires exrar Prices quoierr are per persrrn and vary oe 22 449 acrrrinqt er i r t r re (iririor and ac(ormrrroraficrseiecied Se i r SsL rr W iet- 176 7 t' r , r r, if, d etari 'Nordirr737 dur rq the fal Bowmanville Troavel Centre t47 King St. W. Bowmmanville 623-3182 6353 St., Paul's Couples Glee Club Entertains at Happy Daze Revue Good, clean humor combined with some fine choral singing performances. These photos show the songsters in action last weekend as the St. Paul's Couples Club' presented, their during onez of their numbers Happy Daze Revue in the church hall that was packecl for al estate company." When asked why he started a Trust Company, Tom Shea replied, "the experience we gaîned with the Mortgage Division of our real estate agency encouraged us Io incorporate our own'institu- tion where we could pioneer, lending policies specifically tailored to the smaller urban communities. Family Trust is committed to this Policy of lending in smafl towns. At the same time we hope to attract private funds from the same areas to purchase our Guaran- teed Investment Certificates. Family Trust Corporation will raise its funds through the sale of Guaranteed Investment Certificates rather than The Opening Ceremonies of Family Trust -Corporation were officiated by The Hon- ourable Barney Danson, Mini- ster of State for Urban Affairs, at 72 Wellington Street West, Markham on Wednesday, November 3rd, 1976. HAYDON Mrs. Irene Gregg, Glen Burney and Mr. Adam Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp, Enniskillen, were Monday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton's. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton on their 52nd Wedding Anniversary. Ronald and Ray, were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp, Linda and Janet,, Enniskillen, the occasion, Mrs. Lloyd Ashton's birthday. Mrs. Ross Ashton and Miss Beth Ashton, attended the Tops convention, held in Oshawa on Sunday. --Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones, and Tom visited Mr. and MrS. Jim Jones and family, Scar- borough, on Sunday. Tom remained witb the Jim Jones family for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts are visiting relatives at Colling- wood., The cbildren collected $27 for UNICE~F on Hallowe'en night. Mrs. Lloyd Ashton accom- panied Mrs. Wilfred Bowman, and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everton White, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strenge, Missis- sauga on Sunday, and to see the new baby, David Michael Strenge. David was born in Brampton Hospital. Mrs. M. Anderson, Mrs. L. Christensen and Mrs. J. Potts, Mrs. A. Trewin, Mrs. H. Crossman, attended the Senior Citizens' Bazaar at Oshawa on Tuesday. OBITUARY GORDON LEROY (PETE) WIGHT A former employee of Ped- lar People as a foreman in the tool and die department wbo retired in 1969 with 29 years service, Gordon Leroy (Pete) Wight passed away in Oshawa General Hospital on Saturday , November 6th, 1976. He had been ill for the past four years. He lived at 321 Marland Ave., Oshawa. Born in Bowmanville, be was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Russell Wigbt. A member of Simcoe Street United Church, be was also a member of Jerusalem Maso- nic Lodge, 31, Bowmanville. He is survived by bis wife, the former Bertice Freeman, whom be married in Bow- manville Sept. 10, 1927; a daughter, Barbara Ross, a son, James of Oshawa; and two grancbildren, Kim and David Ross. Mr. Wight rested at the Mclntosh-Anderson Funeral Home. Service was beld in the chapel on Monday, with inter- J Wolf Bounty HappyDazReue y-t.Considered ÏP a ul,ý's'Co0uplenWsw Club Fuis Church Hallr for 3 Nights By Mrs. W. Teeple A capacity audience filled St. Paul's United Cburcb hall on Friday and Saturday even- ings, November 5th and 6th for the Happy Daze Revue pre- sented by the Couples Club of the Church produced and directed by Mrs. Ollie Harding witb Mrs. Jan Rice as accompanist. The program was presented on a specialiy prepared stage with effective stage lighting and fitting scenery. 'HAPPY FACES' were al around as a cast of 26--8 Comics (Glen, Prout, Judy Gillespie, Gerald Burgess, Marianne Warkman, Pearl Leach, Jim Coombes, Sheryl Bertrand, Harold Yeilowlees) and a chorus of 18 voices (Rae I by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marks, Newtonville spent last Sunday evening wîtb Mr. Fred and Miss Hilda Raby. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe, one of the Zion residents just east of the Corners, is leaving this week to take up residence again in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John Menulley and sons,, Belleville visited theip parents last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Menulley, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tufford, Port Hope. Mrs. Margaret Raby spent Saturday in Brighton attend- ing the sale of bousehoid effects of ber late aunt, Mrs. Nellie Russell, wbo passed away recently at Wellington. Sympatby of thîs commun- ity is exteaded the husband and relatives of the late Mrs. Harold Barrowclough, also the family and relatives of the late Mrs. Vera Anderson, both passed away recently, and will be sadly missed. Haliowe'en has been and gone and congratulations to the young folks. It was a pleasant evening for botb young and the not so young. Ail the littie folks were polite and mannerly. No tricks were reported ln this area. Mr. and Mrs. C. Menulley with Mrs. Gerrard Goulah and Anthony were in Peterbor- ough last Wednesday. Abernethy, Lola Bowen, Janet Burgess, Sandra Bryson, Kar- en Chadwick, Allanab Coles, Ray Harding, Olive Hull, Margaret Jeffery, Helen Jac- obs, Bonnie Keates, Roberta Partridee, Gladys Rahme, Audrey .Sbirk, Marilyn Schamerhorn, Doris Welsh, Larry Welsh, Mildred Young)t kept everyone laughing, clap- ping and toe-tappîng with jokes, skits and songs of yesteryear and to-day. There was magic, sleîght-of- hand and mystery,--cakes made in bats, eggs changing numbers in the baskets, two cigars making three, a disap- pearing wife and dancers tbat were haîf the time ladies in evening dress and haîf the' time gentlemen (?) in evening clotbes. Musical numbers, along with the choruses, includedý solos by Allanah Coles and Adrienne Welsb, duet by Karen Chadwick and Gerald Burgess, quartette - Lola Bowen,' Allanah Coles, Ollie Harding and Marilyn Scham- erhorn, and dancer-Lady of Spaim--Olive Hull. TIhe concluding number closed the program on a serlous and inspirational note witb the entire cast sînging The Place Wbere 1 Worsbip witb the Rev. Ed. Schamer-- born reciting the poem. The whole programme of wholesome, fun and music demonstrated the wortb of a group working together using their natural talents and abilities. From ueensPar DOUG MOFFATT M.P.P. By Doug Moffatt, MPP, Durham East We bave just learned that the regulations under the Pension Benefits Act of ýOnt- ario have been cbanged. Tbe change means that if the Old Age Pension, Canada Pension, or the Old Age Security Pension are increased due to eîther adjustments to wage or price index or cost 'of living, the increase wili not affect any company plan benefits being paid. This is one of those times wben effdrts by a single (prîv7ate) mebenf parla- ment bas become government legisiation. Floyd Laughren is the NDP member for the' Sudbury area riding of Nickel Belt. Over the past tbree years Floyd bas presented. bis Prîvate Mem- bers Bill advocating this change since whenever the above plans changed the amounts of money affected were returned to tbe company and not to the pensioner. ln the spring session of 1976 ail parties supported the bill and now it is legisiation. Shotgun Fired I n Crd Gamne A Bowmanville man was cbarged after a shotgun was fired at three other men playing cards early Sunday morning. 1The shot was aimed at tbree men wbo were invited to the home of another man to play cards for the evening, Dur- ham Regional Police report. .After the man left the card game, bis wife took bis place the police said. Some time after, a sbotgun was fired at the three men playing cards. The police report tbat none of the men was injuredt by the biast. A sbotgun, three rifles and a box of shotgun ammunition were taken from the home by the police. Cbarged witb dangerous use of firearms, Richard -Paul Lloyd, 23, Qf 66 East Beach Rd., is scbeduled to appear in Bowmanville's provincial court on Nov 30. nhe gint for al e seasons.. Everyone knows that wolves sometimes appear in nursery rhymes and fairy tales but the town's finance commnittee learned Monday that wolves have also been appearing in the Town of Newcastle. Town treasurer, Joe Des- cent told the committee that a farmer who lost a number of lambs to animais that are believed to be wolves is asking the town for compensation. The farmer is Russell Dow, - who lives northeast of Bow- manville. Mayor Rickard said hie know of a case in which wolves had attacked a caîf about a mile and a haîf north of Bowmanville and Councillor Bruce Tink said wolves have of ten been seen in fields from the eighth line north. Counicillor Tink said the situation is serious and some- thing should be done. For a while, the finance committee considered Coun- cillor Ken Lyall's suggestion that a bounty of $10 per wolf be paid by the, Town of New- castle. However, Mayor Rickard suggested that the fee of $10 was too Iow and that the town w ould find itself paying hunt- ers for wolves that were killed in municipalities wtotwolf argueýd 1thatc a by-law to place -a bounity on wolves wouldn't be official until the new year. The finance committee de- cidedto recommend that the rçinof Durhamn pass a bylwto establish a wolf bounty across the entire Region. The finance committee's suggestion will go to council and if council approves, the suggestion will then go to regional council. Orono Areno May BDe Used Permission bas been grant- ed from Ontario's Ministry of Labor to use the Orono arena this, winter if the necessary repairs are made. Repair work is expected to get underway tomorrow, No- vember 11, with volunteers working unsier the direction of a hired contractor. The cost of the work or the amount of time it will take to finish the repairs is not known at this time. The word "'hangnail" comes fromn the Old English,"hang," meaning pain. WeII Known Senior Citizen Speoks to Rotarians Jack Lerette, centre, holds the plaque presented to hini at Queen's Park on October 27th, the dlay before he addressed the members of the Bowmanville Rotary Club and their guests, who included more than 20 local senior citizens. For over 25 years, Mr, LTerette has been involved in the organization and leadership of pensioners' clubs and senior citizens' gop at the provincial, national and international levels, and the plaque honors him for his extensive service. Rotarian Harry Cooke, who introduced the guest speaker, and Mr. Lerette's son-in-law Hartley Deyman join him in the photo. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 10. 1976 17 Anolthe=r Enfers Trustèe e Contest The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education race in Ward Tbree is becom- ing a tight battle with the announcement of another can- didate entering in the area this week. Mrs. Margaret Ibbotson, a part-time scbool secretary, has decided to run for the position of Ward Three trustee on the board. Mrs. Ibbotson bas worked in various schools in the area as a secretary for approximately four years. A housewife with three children who have been in the school system for the past 14 ye'rs, she said ber greatest concern is the increasing cost of education which is affecting taxes. SWIFT PREMIUM I BACON I b LEAN BONELESS Pot Roast 7 9a lb. à IN OUR DELICATESSEN COU NTE R FRESHI STORE SLICED MAPLE LEAF $ Baked Meat Loaves alb. Pork & Veal, Mac & Cheese, Swiss, Celery THIS WEEK'S CHEESE FEATURE FRICO BRAND FEATURE'SPECIAL GOUDA CHEESE MfiId Gouda FROM HOLLAND 5 MILD, MEDIUM, a lb. OLD, SPICED Try aSample FRESH, PRODUCE SPECIALS RED EMPERORA Grpesai Sunkîst VALENCIARO Oranges a OZ. 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