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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 16,1978 Thechldren's summer pro- grarn, now in its final week, has turned out to be a huge success. More than fifty children were registered. Throughout the program, the chlîdren enjoyed such things as painting, weaving, soap carving, basebaîl, soc- cer, relay races, etc. Mr. D'Arcy Proctor, a well-known artist in this area, visited with the children on two occasion. He showed some of lits paintings and kept the interest of the ebjîdren witli his stories. A group from the Peter- boroughi Energy Conservation Area entertained many mothers and clildren of the village with a puppet show. A bake sale was held on the same day and this was also a great success. Many thanks go to the mothers and anyone who contributed to the wide assortment of baked goods. SAlso, we would like to thank anyone who was involved in the program in anyway and helped to make it sucli a success. Leaders: Cathy Hy- land, Bey Mulligan, Connie MacPherson. "Thanks to the initiative of the Pontypool Park Board my chld, as well, as many others from this area is enjoying the recreational summer pro- gram. The children have painted with their feet, carved things out of soap, have had special dress-up days and generally have liad lots of fun. They even had a puppet show. I hope that this is just the beginning of more enjoyable summers to corne for our children." A mother: Lynda Sytnyk. On Wednesday evening, Aug. 9tli, a community sliower was held in the Community Centre 'for Miss Karen Richi- ardson. Karen was the recip- lent of many beautiful and useful gifts. Among tliem was a good sized gîft certificate for Tupperware given to Karen by lier fellow players on the Sr. Ladies baîl team. A delicious lunch was served by hostes- ses, Debbie Butson, Nancy Gilbank and Joan Richiardson. Holly Slack celebrated lier third birthday on Tliursday, Aug. ltli. Helpîng Holly celebrate were Melissa and Becky West, Ian and Sharon Anne Kovacs, Angela and Crystal Adams, Darrell, Larry and Brian Houston, Catharine and Sharon Mc- Mahon and Michelle Flett. Mr. John Allan lias returned from California and is pre- sently staying with Chris and Bernard Neals. Grace Fallis spent several days in' Toronto last week visiting with lier mother, Mrs. Spademan, and other rela- tives. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Fisk and family returned home last week from a motor trip to the Maritimes. They enjoyed their stay on Prince Edward Island. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pleadwell and family left on Friday for 4 short holiday to Clarence's parents' cottage at Newcastle, New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Richi- ardson and Harry are also liolidaying in the east at the present time. Mrs. Keifli Dewar is doctor- ing a knee injury received at their campsite - "Awanago" on Stony Lake. We hope that Dorothy will soon be able to get around without the use of lier cane. More homes in the village are receîving face lifts. Diane and Jim MeKeown are im- proving the appearance of their home, the former Dr. McNeil residence, with a fresh coat of paint. I neglected to mention earlier that Mr. and Mrs. Jim Willis have doue a lot of work on the exterior of their home. Doug Pingle did a real dlean-up job behind the Pontypool General Store and lias erect ed an attractive fence between lis property weeks in -hospital - in -Peteër- borougli before being trans- ferred to Toronto. Cliff Ricli- ardson is still a patient in hospital in Bowmanville. * Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bradley recently arrived home from a trip to the west coast. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Propp and Douglas returned home last Sunday following a vacation spent witli Jim's relatives iu the Nipawin and Yorkton areas of Saskatchewan. Decoration will be held in Pontypool Cemetery tliis Sun- day, Aug. .2th at 2:30 p.m. Tliere will also be the regular service in Pontypool United Churcli at 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Linklet- ter and three daugliters of Mossleigli, Alberta, have re- turned home following a holiday spent witli Mrs. Link- letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Britton. On Saturday evening little Andrea Britton, daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Brit- ton of Lindsay, celebrated lier first birtliday with a party held at tlie home of grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Britton. Jack and tlie Jesters, a four man ball team, will be in Pontypool Park tliis Saturday, Aug. 19tli at 6 p.m. Tlieir opposition will be an A.'-Star line up of players trorn Manvers townsliip. The game is early, because Mr. Camp- bell, President of Pontypool Park Board- did flot want the game to conflict witli the Mrena Dance with "Brandy" which is being lield tlie same evening. Jack and tlie Jesters always draw a large audience when they appear so corne out and see tliem at work and at play. Mr. Fred Nimnigon is staying in Millbrook witli lis son and daugliter-in-law, Jolin and Muriel. Gerry Fallis, Brian Stewart and Tim McKee spent a few days this past week in Wasaga Beach.1 Gordon and Mildred Britton had a stone thrown through tlie front window of their home one morning at 4 o'clock. It happened at the same time as tlie windows in tlie I. G.A. store in Orono and Alice's Rest- aurant were smaslied. Appar- ently these acts of vandalism, as well 'as- others, w-eër e committed by youths who have since been apprehended. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoar and Jason hosted a pool party and barbeque supper ou Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Hoar and Miss Louise Hoar of Bowmanville, Mrs. Kathy Harmer and Steplien, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Ken McQuaid and family of Ty- rone. The Aikens lad as weekend guests Mrs. Margaret Crumb and Miss Isabelle Crumb from St. Catharines and also Nettie Aiken's mother, Mrs. Ed- monds of Toronto, wlio spent a few days visiting witli the Aikens family. Local Bal Pontypool Generals clincli- ed first place in the Scugog League on Sunday by defeat- ing Yelverton twice 9-1 and 6-3. Playoffs commence on Tuesday evening with Nestle- ton versus Pontypool in the local park. Pontypool Gener- als are to be congratulated on winning the recent Port Perry tournament. They liad pre- viously won the Bobcaygeon tournarnent so are having an extremely good season. Ricliardson Farms ousted Omemee Shell in two garnes straiglit so now meet Coombes and Ferguson of Omemee and eitlier Bailieboro or Fraser- ville in a round robin. Co- ombes and Ferguson will be in Pontypool on Wednesday evening for the first game. Pontypool Junior Ladies have defeated Nestleton twice in playoffs while our Seniors are tied witli Millbrook Sen- iors at one garne eacli. Bantam Boys commence finals against Bethany here in the home park on Friday evening. Pontypool Girls and Pee Wees are both involved ln playoffs at present time. Some Pontypool sports'fans saw Kelly Neals, a local boy on CHEX TV Sunday niglit. Kelly plays for Holiday Ford in the Peterborougli Men's City Softball League. Holiday Ford and the Wlite Sox were tied for first place and on Sunday, evening the tie was broken wlien in an 18 inniug game Holiday Ford scored a liomerun in the top of the 18th to take the game 1-0. Kelly pitched the entire gamne for the winning team, giving up just three bits and striking out 21. House For Sale 7 room home, 4 bed- rooms, 2 bathrooms on quiet cul-de-sac. Fire- olace, fullv insulated basement. $49,900.00. Cali 416-372-5016 collect after 6. FAMIV TUST CORORAIONREALTOR BUILDING LOT Large buildiing lo. ituated on Lake Chemung. Very pictu resq ue . Many beautiful permanent homes in this area. Minutes from Peterborough. Askinq $24,900. Cali Cliff Purdy at 623-6622 or 786-2337. COOL POOL Walkout f rom recreation room onto a huge country lot with a heated inground 16 x 32 ft. pool. Four bedrooms, two full baths, separate dînfing. Just listed near Orono. Exceptional value. Asking $54,900. Cali Gail Churchill at 623-6622 or 986-56 18. Your One Stop Cuentre for every money need Not just a profitable savings cleposit centre, nor just a place to get Iow cost boans but a complete one stop money shop -A under one roof- that's Victoria and Grey al-im- one service. See your Victoria and Grey manager about aIl the extra facilities we have to meet your every money need. VICTORIA and GREY [TRUST W. L. (BILL) DATEMA Ma nager Veltri Complex 68 King St. E. Telephone 623-2504 Bowmanville ANNOUNCEMENT HAROLD (HARRY) R. "BUD" VIRTUE COUTTS George Van Dyk, President of George Van Dyk Real Esta e Limited is pleased to announce that R. "Bud" Virtue and Harold (Harry) Coutts have joined their staff. Both "Bud" and "Harry" have more than 20 Ï ears of combined real estate experience and they nvite their many friends and clients to contact them at George Van Dyk Real Estate Lîmited, 181 Church St., Bowmanville. Phone: 623-4428 for ail their real estate needs. Bowmanville -623 -3911 BWAVILLE - 2 storey brick duplex on lot 8'x07,3 bedrooms, dining room, fireplace, 3 pc. bath and separate meter. Close to school and shopping, asking $69,900. BOWMANVILLE - 4 bedroom brick and aluminum semi with 2 baths. electric heat and 4 a ppliances, asking $45,500. VENDORS ANXIOUS. BOWMANVILLE - new 3 bedroomn bungalow now being completed, with broadloom and cush ion floor of your choice on large lot with mature trees overlooking Lake Ontario, asking $47,900. NEWCASTLE 4 bedroom brick bungalow with 11/2 baths, rec room and office in basement, paved drive and nicely landscaped 66' x 177' lot. Asking $54,900. NEWCASTLE AREA - nearly new 3 bedroom sidesplit with broadloom and'cushion floors on lot 100' x 150', situated on quiet dead end road, asking $52,900. OSHAWA - prof essional1ly decorated and landscaped 3 bedroom brick bungalow with broadloom and cushion floors, rec room, covered patio, paved drive and fenced yard, close to school, asking $57,900. 52 king St. West . 1o üw ma n vlillea 623-2453 CHARMING BUNGALOW - 2 bedrooms (3rd bed- room in basement), Hollywood kitchen, bright living room, 3 pce. bath, family room and loft. Near sc hoo I. Priced right at $48,500. Terms. HORSE FARM - 24.98 acres with a most beautiful ranch bungalow with ail the major appliances included. 2 fireplaces. 2 car garage. Horse barn. Night riding track. Near town. Priced to sell. AFFORDABLE HOME!! - This 4 bedroomn brick home near school is still in the working man's budget. Good location in town. Askîng $44,900. Terms. COTTAGE!! - 3 bedroomn furnished cottage on lakeshore lot on Head Lake west of Norland. lnsulated. Has inside facilities. Boat and motor too. Ail for $42,000. Vendor will hold mortgage. ACREAGE!! - Frontage on 2 roads. About 10 acres of bush. Near Newtonvil1le. Aski ng $55,000. Try an of fer. AFTER HOURS J. Barton 623-3098 P. Kowa 1 Jr. - 623-5868 AVAL FINANCING LIDO COMPLETE MORTGAGE SERVICES 54C Centre St. N. Richmond Centre Oshawa Guy Polley Mortgage Broker 576-4883 28 Water St. Port Perry, On 't.- RATR 985-3292 985-8121 N ESTLETON Rolling ten acres with four year old, 2,700 square foot custom built bungalow - four bedrooms, large living room with heat saving fireplace, family room, den, kitchen with built-in range top, three baths, heat pump, wrought iron and stone entrance to driveway, two car garage, beautifuliy landscaped, five acres clear, five acres bush with strea m. Real value at $94,500. PORT PERRY Three bedroom older home, near shopping, schools and churches, featuring above average size rooms, partial basement and treed with good garden. Asking $34,500.' NESTLETON One year old, three bedroom bungalow, full basement, extra large kitchen on 120' x 235' lot. Real country living for only $49,500. 1NESTLETON Secluded excellent building lot, 120' x 250'. Hi gh and dry. Wooded mature maple, birch and hemlock. One mile off Highway 7A. $20,000. 1~vDOM% M REALTY LTD. BROKER L 123 KING ST. W., NEWCASTLE 987-4733 6 23 -444439 NEWCASTLE AREA - 1/ ACRE On a country road, yet only minutes from town. Weil maintained 2 bedroomn home with large kitchen and living room on main level. With 1lte effort, the Supsta irs could be fin ished. Asking $49,500. 04avrley RCali owmlldeaille Otal 2A5LEY CREWC ASTLE 3FObEoSbikT n auinm acsptefinishd.Arie c rmened, thpo edots wiiale oth garae.utsking so53e900. ur wit pie ad brchtreesFulare sandy bechona,9 er0ak0. LI 04RTY S RlENRTH - Bowmanville, ustarom u bunaTlowCOURbiNEWliving rooma dingroomrclarge kluithn, 1/2basth, fmatudreladcapim ng, circular paed driv to 2-cadenara ig.3,00 HOBBY FDIARMNC Edr oom rick bsungaow locthifun bas pement, ing roud oo, large ptiand1 acrsof a level lan,2 bedoWm mainLlE-ber wt elom or enre hal pnltr IElfR Th lRETfamiTH,-awrsor accutnsoffbie. RunaCH oBUN lWvingberooms, hugd e iving room, 2g firece, rec roosm aue scam, alkou roaraezewayvt patio, attached garagearttooen ilsadcuty HOBYMAVILE-S 3RTHENDro-roomtngowexandithel rofiihdybasement, fnrudpolre pto ncd 1'adees1otth is laroo house d u s tbeseern n As i 547,900.35 COLEANVNULE - 5beowmvi -7 oobrick nd alumlnumlo sides165,litn 60travne lot. Wood brni frepo atlae infamily rd ortcedlargn ek, l, abov rounpo, acutallyfdecaed VILAGELVNGO - 3 bedroomsck uglwbrakasgroo,2 siepaae diningoom, aseromt aartmet has 2 bredrwos kaioe n cro, attached garage, pdaen ooîiedal outxr06' sd.Asking 553,900. EGNREBOWMANVILLE'S-NR2H bedroom spn ntcc bom unlw eluhg rybmbin,nydcaed,dgelot. skingoo house mut542,90. sng$790 HOLLER SENE- Bowmanvlle3 e7ro car oldutmized sidesplit, ol ona'rvlorst.odgeenrnce foer, acin faloor faomily sri walltovl frplaceo, alkutif patioa ed fenced lotatached ge.Askn,569,00 seahe office ta indbepent y owne nd opea edoms Dunwoody Limitod' Trustee in Bankruptcyý Suite 1A 57 Simncoe St. S., Oshawa LiH 7L9 Phone 576-3430 P.O. Box 516 Private Sale, Bowma nvil le, 4 bedroom, 2 storey semi-detached home in quiet area, close to shopping and schools, living room, dining room, kitchen,. extra 2 piece bath. FuIIy carpeted. Vendors have moved - must selil. Asking $43,700 with terms. For more information cali 623-6230. BOWIMANVILLE ORONO 623-3393 983-9547 PARKWAY CRESCENT Attractive 3 bedroom bungalow in quiet area of Bowmanville. Attached garage, mature trees on large lot. Finished rec room and 3 pce. bath in basement. Asking $58,900. Caîl Jan Oudshoorn. VACANT LAND - 3 ACRES High and dry. 1/2 open, balance mature hardwood. Terrific view. Building permit available. Located in the Cavan Hilîs 30 mins. north east Oshawa. Asking $12,500. Caîl John Pritchard 705-944-5519. COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS FINEST BOWMANVI LLE New 1,750 sq. ft. brick home situated on 4 acres. The home itself has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sunken living room with fireplace, separate dinfing room, laundry room, double car garage. Great view. Asking $79,900. Caîl Charlie Reid. 10 ACRES - 10 Mi. TO OSHAWA 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, open fireplace, immaculate condition. Mature setting includes troutstream with waterfall, pond, barn and 6 acres tillable land.* Asking 5105,000 with terms. Cali Pat Yeo for viewing. HURRY TO THIS NEW LISTING 3 spacious bedrooms. Large bright "eat-in" kitchen overlooking garden area. 11/2 baths, single attached garage, fenced yard. Located near treed greenbelt and creek in good area of Bowmanville. Asking $56,900. Cali Kellie McDonell. PONTYPOOL - 10 ACRES Almost new 3 bedroom bungalow. Large counfry kitchen with walkout to large deck. New barn with 8 sta ls, water and hydro. See it now with Mary Pike or Jean Driscoîl. Listed at $81,900. HAMPTON 5 bedroom vinyl sided home on 66' x 162' lot. Large mature trees, attached garage. Perfect location for $49,900. Cal I BillTruransky. $31,500 WilI buy this 11/2 storey 7 room home in Newcastle village. Close to shopping and schools, Has been partially renovated. Still need s repaîr but has potential. CaliBill Turansky for details. Coas o Co&%( Real Esataie Service PONTYPOOL FANIeLY TRIUST CORPORATION REALTOR REAL ESTATE.CAREER Look ing for a new and exciting career or different place to hang your Real Estate hat, why flot cail us at FamiIy Trust? We are proud to offer our Associates. continuous educational and personal promotion programs, an excellent referral system between the more than 35 Family Trust offices in Ontario, anannual Travel Incentive plan and a great "Team Spirit". lnterested in joining the "Home Folks Who Care About People"? Cal: GORD BARNES Manager FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION REALTOR 123 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-6622 I REALTOR *623-4428 G t__ 181 Church Street REAL ESTATE L1MI TED B w anil SUPERB! In price, in decor, in lot size! You won't regret looking at this aluminum clad 11/2 storey 3 bedroomn Orono home on 66 x 159 ft. lot, hedged and treed for privacy. Low taxes, and piced at an affordable $48,900.00. C ail us immediately. SOLIO TWO STOREY CENTURY HOME On 1/2 acre lot in north end Bowmanville, 4 bedrooms, swnroom, sunporch,. covered back porch, atio, fruit tees and garden. Also self contanedone bedroom main f loor a partment with separate drive. Nicely landscaped and a must to see! Just listed at $79,900.00. FANTASTIC, VIEW From this 2,100 sq. ft. custom home, now under construction. Large firep lace in vfamily room, 4 bedrooms, 3 washrooms, built-in oven and stove, all Dashwood windows and doors. If you are interested, please phone us to see this property and get the details! N EWCASTLE Four bedroom home on large lot, double garage with workshop. There are 2 kitchens and could suit 2 family unit. Asking $44,900.00. il ROOM HOME, BARN, 11/2 ACRES! ln Newtonvilîe, this unique home built in mid 1800's, is a must to seel Your own mini farm for only $57,900.00 and vendor will help by holding a first mortgage.