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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, ýSeptember 1, 1993 - 13 SALLY STAPLES associate broker 623-6000 24 hour pager REIMAX CORNERSTONE REALTY LTD., REALTOR- Room ta Roam - on this 2.3 acre lot with fruit trees, woods and streams, and in-town convenience! With eat-in kitchen, main floor family room and three big bedrooms, this home is a family leaser! Eye Appeal,,Purse Appeal! You'Il find lots of value ib is attractive two bedroom bungalow wth detachedf workshop/garage, located on a large private lo t in north-end Bo\wmanville. 'flrifty thinking! Private Word - In your owni backyard on this mature,- treed, 1.10 acre lot. The spaclous brický bungalow cornes with separate dining oofinished rec room and attached Elbow RoomI Lots of room for famly fun on this over 200 foot deep fenced lot with pool., Great brick bungalow witb new vinyl windowîs, rec room with woodstove, attacbed garage. Old asuanon i,.armil Redecorated throughout, witb new kitchen and bath - and stairway ta third fluo)r - all on a .44 acre lot, with Ieay trees, perennial beds and a flowing pond next door. Kite-flying one feature for Clarington Big Brothers Big Brother month kicks off with-a Flag Raising, Tuesday, September 7th at 5:45 p.m. at the Town Hall, 40 Tempecrance street, Bowmanville. let Annual Kite Festival - Saturday, September il from 12:30 to 3 p.m. at Courtice Secondary School, 1717 Nash Road. The cornmunity is invited to attend and celebrate Big Brother Month. Chîldren can take part in a kite contest and kite race. AIl kites must be homemade. If children do not have a homemade kite, there will be 20 kite kits availabie for $2.50 (first corne basis). A workshop to build these kites will be held at 12:45 p.m. on the day of the Kite Festival. There will also be a stunt-kite demonstration, entertainiment, caricatures and face painting. Admissionis free. Refrcshments will be available with proceeds to Big Brothiers of Newcastle. 4th Annual Childreni's Pet Show organized by Big Brothers of Newcastle at the Durham Central Agricultural Fair (Orono) Sunday, September 12 at 1 p.m. Registration 12:00 to 12:45 p.m. No entry fee. Located in the agricultural building. Trophies and prizes are sponsored by local businesses. For further details look for our posters, the fair bookiet or caîl 623-6646. Big Brothers will participate in the Newcastle Village Fal Festival (Newcastle Chamber of Com merce) on Satu rday, Septemnber 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please visit our booth to find out about being a Big Brother. 10 boys are waiting for a friend. The Oshawa Radio Control Flying -Club are sponsoring a show for Big and Little Brothers on Sunday, September 19. The Flying Club will also provide lunch for the matches attending. Big Brother Information Evening Thursday, September 3th, 7:30 p.m. at- the Big Brother office, 133 Church- Street, Bowmanville. Anynne intcrestcd in Uic Big Brother program please plan to attend and find out what being a Big Brother is ahl about. Big Brothe r Fundraiser at Archibald Orchards, Liberty Street North, Saturday, October 2 from 11:00 a.m. on. Big and Little Brothers will be selling hot dogs. Come out and have lunch at Arehibald Orchards on October 2ncd. Big Brother of Newcastle is a member agency of the United Way of Oshawa/Whitby/Newcastle. Tamblyn Pool Party The family of Mrs. James'C. (Hilda) Tamblyn, Orono were entertained to a Pool'Party and Supper on Saturday, August 21st, at thc home of Wayne and Marilyn (T.) Coons and sons Jeremy and Adam, Schomberg, to celebrate three fifticth birthdays occurring this season, also, 25th and 3th Wedding Anniversaries. Incidentally, the marriage years of the four brothers and sisters add up to a hundred years, this year. Attending this happy family get together were: John & Laurel Tamblyn and their daughter Carnec al of Bowmanville, with hier niece Leah Tamblyn, of Oshawa and friend Warren Beekett, Oshawa-, Ross and Mlichiele Tamblyn, Stittsvîlle; Hilda Tamblyn, Orono; and Gary and Jean (T.) MacDougal and daughters, Sarah and Stephanie, Oshawa. Jean led in a hilarious sing song, camneras flashed, humorous reminîscences were shared and there were gales of laughter when thec elebrants openied their grab bags of ever useful advice and joke gifts. Marilyns sumptuous supper was enjoyed by aIl and only too soon everyonc had to pack again and leave for their homes. From Leah, two ycars old, to great- grandmas, eighty-two, ail felt it had 'been a very auspicious occasion. Mosport News OnIy two Saturday night's Ieft at Mosport by Nelson Hudes With only two Saturday nights of action left on the sehedule, thc pressure ts rnounting in alI îhree of Mosport International Speedway's regular stock car divisions including Street Stock, Late Models and Thundercars. With thec dock ticking, the drivers must find alI Uic strategy they can Inuster to grab as many points as they can before the season finale. During the August 28th night of racing, the fans were once again treated to two extra Thundercar hecats as this division hias been turning out quite a number of cars over the.last few weeks. The heats were magnificent, with lots o f passing, bumps and grinds, and liard charges. Royce Joncs of Frazervilk and Bob Kish of Os hawa were the unstoppable pair as they eachi won two heals, Darren Hockney of Bowmanville and Derek Henderson of Oshawa were the otherheat winners. In the feature, Royce Joncs once again showed everyone his expert d riving skills as hýe grabbed the win and the celebrated victory lap. Taking second was Scott Double of Scarborough and in thirdl was Darreni Hockney of Bowmanville. In Late Models, there were three different heat winners during the evçning. Takîng # 1 was Bill Northam of Oshawa, grabbi'ng # 2 and $ 3. was Rod Sauderof Port Perry, and winning # 3 was- Glen Waterfall of Kenilworth. In the feature, Vie Auger of Trenton held off the entire field in a close race that saw lots of spins, mad dashes and liard charges to take the win. Following close behind and taking second was Randy Slack of York and Ken Paston of Caledon. In Street Stocks, there were four different winners in thecearly evening heats including Dwight Brown of Willowdale, Duke Paul of Oshawa, Kelly Williams of Inglewood, and Brent Sullivan of Whitby. In the final, three f'amiliar namnes to this speedway came charging back to grab the first, three siots on the podium. Grabbing the win was Andy Warbutton of Oshawa, followed by the Brown brothers of Willowdale, Graham taking second and Dwight taking third. Make sure you don't miss the second last night of racing next weekend (September 4th) but more importantly, don't miss the big GM Goodwrench 200 weekend September 11lth and l2th. It will include the return of the GM Goodwrench Tour, (Anserican/Cariadian Tour (ACT)) featuring Junior Hanley, the Goodyear Challenge CÏup), (featuring the stars of Ontario's short tracks) plus Mosport, International Speedways's Street Stock, Late Model and Thundcrcar divisions. This is it folks. The last weekend of racing for the season at Mosport International Speedway. Be there! ORONO 'BECKERS STUTS PHARMACY' DULEES NEWCASTLE VILLAGE BEOKERS GUARDIAN DRUGS MIKE'S PLACE GRUFFIES NEWTONVILLE NE WTON VILLE CONVENIENCE PLUS Cali me to buy or sel! .. 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