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BANCROFT AREA $31,900 will get you this beautiful year-round 3- bedroom home. Cathedral cellngs, tangue and groove cedar panels throughout, plus 151 foot frontage on White Lake, guest house, plus boat house on 244 foot wooded lot. Caîl Dyane Belliveau, 571-1121 or, 579-9594, Century 21 Power Realty. $29,900 - Newcastle Vllage Good central location on this one-bedroom home. Lovely 65' x 173' treed lot. Good starter or retirement home. Cali Dyane Bel- lveau, 571-11121 or 579- 9594, Century 21 Power Realty. Il DOLLAR, DOWN Why pay f irst and last months rent. Assume a low 101/4% mortgage with only 1 dollar down. Approx. $500.00 closing costs. Live one month f ree. Three bedroom, bulit-in garage. Immed- iate possession. Cali: Ron Barsi 576-9700 or 725-3107 MENDYK MANTLE REALTY and ns. Reator Students Receive Prizes in Block Parent Coloring Contest Twenty-six Waverley Public Sehool students were recently chosen as winners of a coloring contest sponsored by the Town of Newcastle Block Parent Association. The contest was designed to keep children informed about the function of Block Parents. Members of the Block Parent Committee, Brenda Lowry and Barbara Budgell presented each winner with a book. The books were donated by W. Frank Real Estate, Van Dyk Real Estate, Banner Passant Century 21 Real Estate, and Gord Barnes of Family Trust Real Estate. ProincalCourt June 5, 1979 Judge Bark presided with Acting Crawn Attorney P. Caath and Duty Counsel M. B. Kelly. Bench warrants ta be issaed for Harvey Partner Jr., George Smith, Daniel Cameran and Robert Allen. William James McLean, 24, Bawmanville, was charged Jane 2 'did consume over .08 contrary to section 236 of the C.C.'. He pleaded 'gailty'. An OPP officer observed him driving erratically on High- way 401. Tests were .15 and .14. The fine $275 or 14 days with 30 days ta pay. License suspension three montha., Stephen Staby, 61, R.R. 3, Newcastle, was charged May 24 'had care and control after consuming over .08.' He plead- ed 'gailty'. Consta. Buntsma and Mackie attended a minor car accident. Tests were .230 and .235. The fine was $325 or 30 days. License suspension one year. The jadge warned 'if he drinks and drives it will be a jail sentence'. Several young men were fined $125 and casta for possession of a narcotic. In lieu of a fine it will be 10 days. David Wm. Duncan, 17, R.R. 1, Orona; Judge Bark told him 'there was no use going ta achool if you are gaing ta, smoke the staff, yoa should amarten up before it is too late'. Donald Radcliffe, 18, Apt. 508, 230 Nipigon St., Oshawa; Stewart A. Tilîson, 17, Part Darlingtan Marina, Bowmanville; Arthur Vagel, 20, R.R. 1, Orano; Allan David Gray, 24, 274 Sunset St., Newcastle; Robert M. Legge, 18, 57 Bradwell Dr., Scar- borough; James Arthur Jeffrey, 18, R.R. 1, Hampton; Danald Earl Lidatone, 22, 787 Mary St. N., Oshawa; for a second conviction af narcotics the fine for William A. Cax, 20, 72 Martin Rd. S., Bawmanville was $200 and costs or 20 days. James Neil Curtis, 61, Pantypool, pleaded 'guilty' ta a charge laid May 3 'drove after consuming over .08'. PC. Wood and Read attended where a truck was in the ditch. Tests were .20. One previaus, conviction. Jadge Bark told him 'ta remedy his drinking prablem, people who insist on drinking and driving da nat need consideration fram the court.' If you are back in this court within f ive years, it will be a jail sentence, The fine was $400 or 40 days. Given one month ta pay. License suspen- sion for at least six montha. Timothy Richard Johnston, 26, 9 Juanita Ave.,_ Missis- sauga, pleaded ta two charges which were laid February 22, 1978. 'drove while disqualified and did abstrilet an off icer by using a false name and birth date'. Ris record was read out. He was sentenced ta 30 days on each count. The judge told him 'he deserved no sympathy from the court'. William Chas. Faster, 17, 417 Oshawa Blvd. S. , Oshawa, pleaded 'gailty' ta cammon assault on January 30. He was represented by A. Sosna. He was placed on probation for two years falQwed by a conditional diacharge, with one term ta stay away from the family involved. He will report once a month or as required by the officer. Garry Williams, 21, 1030 Beaufort, Oshawa and Ronald Small, 21, 1354 Orlando Ct., Oshawa, bath pleaded 'guilty' to a charge laid March 15, 'did steal a surveyor's tripad and prism.' Counsel stated it was a prank.- Bath are university atudents and the judge said 'it daesn't seem ike a prank ta hlm'. The tripod was recover- ed but the prism was nat. Judge Bark also said 'they had nerve coming ta court ta ask for treatment because they are students'. 'They were placed an probation for two years, ta make restitution ta the H. F. Grander Ca. in an amount nat exceeding $1,000. ORONOb miss Lais Cullis of Oshawa who plans ta spend next month in Japan and Malaysia with Mr. and Mrs. James Hewer' the latter ia a niece of Miss Cullis) was a Sunday evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tansley, Michael and janette. Other guesta were Miss Catherine Stewart of Kendal, Mrs. John Marris, Mr. and Mrs. Melge Golter- man. Sunday School Anniversary at Orana United Church, next Sunday, June lth, 11: 15 ar. Guest speaker Miss Christine Wonnacott of Ajax and ber puppets. Special selections by the Departments of the Sunday School. Came and- worship with us. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and bier mother Mrs. L. Lane of Newtonville attended the Annual Past Masters' Conven- tion held in Sudbury over the holiday weekend. St. Saviaur's A.C.W. held a pot-luck party meeting an Tuesday, June 5th at 6:30 p.m. in the parish hall. Satarday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gardon Morton, and sons Kevin and Dwayne were Mr. and Mrs. James Grunerud of St. Cloud, Minnesota, U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Minian and son Jeffrey of Peterborough, Mrs. George Mortan, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morton. Coffee hoar held in Parish Hall after the regular service at St. Saviaur's Anglican Church last Sanday morning June 3rd. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wood on their 25th wedding anniversary. Hampton Cemetery Decara- tion Day is on Sunday, Jane 10. Service at 2:30 p.m. with Rev. Stanley Snowden, of Kedron, guest speaker. Special music by Hampton choir (see Coin- ing Events). The Orono United Church Women held five Jane meet- ings this week. Two on Wednesday and three on Tuesday. Unit 1 - Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Leray Hamilton. Unit 2 - Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Main Hall, Unit 3 - Tuesday at 6 p.m. Pot Luck Supper at the' Manse. Unit 4 - Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wayne Bailey. Unit 5 - Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. Luncheon at the home of Mrs. Cea. Jonah. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris and son' Charles were Mr. and Mrs. James Grunerud of St. Cloud, Minnesota, Mrs. Douglas Hird af Whitby and Mrs. Gea. Morton. Rev. Basil E. Long, B.Th., attended the Bay af Quinte United Charch Conference at Trent University, Peter- borough May 25th ta 28th. FLOWERS O RIED FRESHw TROPICAL GREEN PLANTS 3 STORES: ~).Highway No. 2 ~ . KingSt. E., Oshawa imcoSf N. Committee- to Investigate Industrial Development A committee was formed by town council Monday to study the impacts on this municipality of future decisions and those recently made concerning Darlington and Wesleyville Generating Stations and the Eldorado Refinery. Councîllor Jasper Holliday wilI serve as chairman of the committee with Cauncillors Ivan Hobbs, Ann Cowman and Bill Clarke as members. A number of important announcements have been made recently which could affect the town of Newcastle, said Mayor Garnet Rickard in a report to council, such as the delay in construction of the Darlington Generating Station and the shelving of' the Wesleyville coal-fired station east of Newtonville. Since the federal election is now over, an annauncement regarding the location of the new Eldorado Refinery plant is expected ta be announced, explained the Mayor. One of the sites being considered is in this municipality. The committee will also be charged with reviewing the Hydro agreement signed between the town and the Ontario Hydro and determining if and when another supplementary agreement la needed. The committee will report periodically to council and its first report should be in July. Mayor Rickard suggested that only the three regional councillors sit' on the committee but they argued that they are new to council and would like Councillor Holliday to be chairman since he has, the necessary background and could provide the committee with some form of continuity. Get a good thing gomng. Yourself. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 6, 1979 i L& L TOOLS EOBA JUVENILE SCHEDULE FOR '79 June 4 Jane 6 Junel11 Jane 14 June 17 Jane 20 June 27 July 4 July 7 July 8 July 12 July 16 July 18 July 21 July 22 Julv 25 July 26 July 29 Aug. 1 Bowmanville Keene Bowmanvillei Bowmanvillei Whitby Keene Bowmanville Ajaxc Bowmanville« Little Britain Bowmanvillei Bowmanville Oshawa « Courtice Port Hope Ajaxc Bowmanville Bowmanville Port Hope_ at Ajax 6:15 p.m. at Bowmanville 6:15 p.m. at Whitby 7:30 p.m. at Courtice 6:15 p.m. at Bowmanville 2:00 p.m. atBowmanville 6:15 p.m. a t Little Britain 8: 00 p.m. at Bowmanville 6:15 p.m. atKeene 1: 00 p.m. at Bowmanville 2: 00 p.m. at Port Hope 7:30 p.m. at Ajax 6:15 p.m. at Bawmanville 6:15 p.m. at Bowmanville 6: 00 p.m. at Bowmanville 2:00 p.m. at Bowmanville 6:15 p.m. at Port Hope 7:30 p.m.* at Keene 1:OO0p.m. at Bowmanville 6:15 p.m., Mon. Wed. mon. Thur. Sun. Wed. Wed. Wed. Sat. Sun. Thur. Mon. Wed. Sat. Sun. Wed. Thur. Sun. Wed. United Major Bantams Beat ,Ajax' 1-O Monday On Monday, June 4th, the Bowmanville United Major Bantams, sponsored by Shoppers' Drug Mart, travelled ta Ajax in their search for a victory. In a closely fought game, bath aides missed numeroas chances ta score. Bowman- ville settled downi early, ana took the lead with a goal by Tony Rizzouto. Ajax pushed really hard for the remainder of the game, but a tremendous display by goalkeeper Chris Desouza (Super-Souza), prevented themn from scoring. The team would like ta thank Mr. Rizzouto for provid- ing the team bus. Man of the Match was goalkeeper Chris Desoaza. The next home game is on Monday, June l8th, 6:30 p.m. at B.H.S. Came out and support your local team. Annual Interest for OneYear fl ViCURIA AND GREY TRUST Since 1844 Contact aur office: 68 King Street East Bowmanville 623-2504 Member: Canada Deposit insurance Corporation THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM ROAD C î'LOjSI NOC Please be advised that Regional Road 34 North (Zion Road) wilI be closed to through traffic be- tween Concession 6 and Concession 7, Darling- ton Township, commencing June 11, 1979 for three weeks to allow for culvert and road re- construction. Traffic will be detoured via Darlington Road 16. W.A. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMM ISSIONER0F WORKS BOWMANVILLE ORONO 623-3393 983-9547 10 ACRES NEW LISTING - $25,900. Partially treed with hardwoocl. Almost 1/2 Cleared and workable land only two miles north of Newtonville. This property will not last. Cal Tom Pike. COUNTRY LIVING $2,500 DOWN - Full priCe 5 $34,900. for this 11/2 storey aluminum home on 1/ acre. Maturely treed country lot. Just minutes tram the convenienCes of town ln Bethany. Hollywood kitehen wth walkout to cedar deck. 1 sf mortgage t 10%. Dont wait caîl Joanne Swadron 1or Clare McCullough. BUILDING LOT.- $14,900. - In Lotus, high sceniC property with gorgeous view. Old Mennonite church on property surrounded by fruit trees. Just under one acre. For more details caîl Mary Pike. BE YOUR OWN BOSS - In this thriving flower and gift shop located on Oronos busy main street. $17,000. full price includes ail stock, Yx -tures and equipment with plenty of potential for sideline or expansions. Just listed s0 dont wait. Cal Joanne Swadron. BOWMANVILLE - Excellent 3 bedroom semi with 11/2 baths, completely fenced yard and good sized lot. Asking $46,000. with terms. Cal Bill Morrison. BOWMANVILLE - EXECUTIVE HOME - Featuring 3 bed- rooms, large kitchen, living room with fireplace, large rec room, with stone fireplace and wet bar plus games room, main floor laundry mrom double attached garage. 36 x 18' lnground pool and sun deck and much more. Asking $108,000. with terms. Cal Bill Morrison. TiNO FOR THE PRICE 0F ONE - This cosy home in Bow- manville has lakefrontage plus a nice workable garage with space heater. Early possession for only $35,500. Cal Kay Brown. JUST LISTED - 2 storey, 2 car garage, 4 bathrooms, 2 double glazed patio doors. 200 amp service. Stone fire- place. Ouality plumbing fixture and taps. Walk in closet and ensuite off master bedroom. Asklng $84,900. Cal Bill Whyte. Felocon Open f rom 9.5 Weekends for Furiner Information ~~, . Proven by tes ta oui perform requirements Sfor prime Windows Quality SEngineered Guaranteeing Superior Weatherseal & Draftproofing Ventilation Positions jeve ry1-1/ k . 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