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) •i eel van IRIS FOWLER Edmond Vanhaverbeke, F.R.I. is pleased to announce that Iris Fowler was the top selling agent with Edvan Realty Ltd. during April, 1981. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success. Iris can be reached at the office or at her home. 1-705-932-2621. Letter to the Editor The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 20,1961 Sweden Bound Bantams Raise $188 at Car Wash 'J'- ii Bowmanville, May 18,1981 Dear Mr. James: Every time an extremist embarks on a course of action he thinks will lead to a better world, society is confronted with despicable violence and moans: "What is this world coming to?" Acts of terrorism ought to be condemned and the perpetrators perpetrators deserve to be punished in accordance with the law. Terrorists will defy all rules so vital to society and it would appear, therefore, that if all terrorists on earth could be rounded up in one clean sweep, put on trial and rightly incarcerated, "this world" would have a better chance. Unfortunately, the resulting relief would be no more than temporary, since terrorism is a form of rebellion carried to its ugly extreme. The single mindedness of ImstlUfr FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION RMAI-TOR 123 King St. East Bowmanville Telephone 623-6622 QUALITY INSIDE 1 OUT -- Lovely 3 bedroom sldesplit with fireplace in livingroom, main floor family room walks out to private patio. Finished rec room. Lot fully landscaped. $72,500. Gord Barnes 623-6622 or 623-6860 anytime. Il I I I LARGE 4 BEDROOM -- $69,000 features 18x11 master bedroom with large walk-in closet. Spacious 20'/z x 10 family kitchen. Full, unspoiled basement. Located 2 blocks from school and stores. Gord Barnes 623-6622 or 623-6860. VENDOR WILL HOLD MORTGAGE - Lovely country setting, lot 100 x 150. 3 bedroom brick bungalow, finished rec room, laundry & work shop area, excellent garden. Asking $59,900. Call Joan Gray at 623-6622 or 623-1620. LITTLE STARTER HOME ON LARGE LOT! - $39,900, 2 bedrooms, very large kitchen, combination living/dining room. Wood stove in the living room. Pleasure to show. Pat Hurley 623-6622 or623-3899. ' PRINCE ST., BOWMANVILLE - Attractive 3 bedroom bungalow. Beautifully finished rec room with fireplace, maintenance free exterior, choice area, close to shopping & hospital. $59,900. Ed Jeans 623-6622 or 623-7152. SPACE TO SPARE! -- Extra roomy 3 bedroom home, eat-in kitchen overlooks main floor family room with fireplace & walkout, main floor laundry, 1 Vi baths, home fully carpeted, excellent area, close to 401, $81,500. Call Betty 623-6622. COUNTRY LIVING -- Lot 75 x 200. 4 bedroom backsplit with single attached garage, large eat-in kitchen overlooking main floor family room with fireplace & walk-out, 2 baths. $72,500. Joan Gray 623-6622 or 623-1620. LET RENT HELP WITH MORTGAGE -- 1 bedroom apartment in this 1 '/z storey home, situated on a 66 x 165 lot, all new storms and screens, excellent $42,000 mortgage at 10 Vz% 'till '82. Asking $54,900. Call Joan Gray at 623-6622 or 623-1620. $33,900 BOWMANVILLE HOME! - Excellent central location, close to all amenities. This brick semi is a good starter, retirement or Income property, lot Is 165' deep, presently rents for $300 monthly. Betty 623-6622. Edith Hone 623-6232 Pat Hurley 623-3899 Betty Smith 987-4661 Joan Gray 623-1620 Ruby Ingleton 623-2627 Ed Jeans 623-7152 Gord Barnes 623-6860 purpose that drives a person to become the fastest swimmer, swimmer, or the best hockey player, or a great leader in commerce or industry causes the rebel to become a terrorist. terrorist. Men and women who might otherwise lead promising promising lives are seen casting aside their respect for law; why even their respect for life itself, because they have come to accept wanton killing and destruction as the most effect- tive, if not the only way to "bust the establishment." In the eyes of the terrorist, the vested interest stands in the way of "a better tomorrow" and law and order are but a means of protecting Pontypool At the final euchre party held in Ballyduff the winners were Sadie Kirk, Ruby Lyman, Beulah Forrest, Mildred Britton, Doris Brown, Norman Brown and Bruce McGill. The card parties will resume again in tne fall with the first one scheduled for September 19th, Nettie Aiken's mother, Mrs. Lorenia Edmonds, and a friend, Miss Ruth Strangways, of Toronto recently visited the Aikens' to help Nettie and Tom celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary. These two ladies, both in their eighties, motored down, spent the night and returned to tneir Toronto homes the next day. We add our belated congratulations congratulations to Tom and Nettie. The local T.O.P.S. Club has now a membership of nine with the most recent members being Gloria Dunford and Pam Molloy. The winner of the last weight-loss contest was Kay Youngman. An anniversary anniversary outing was held last Tuesday, May 12, when the members enjoyed bowling at the Millbrook Bowling Alley and then treated themselves to Chinese food at the Peking Restaurant, Peterborough. Kay Beggs and Joyce Baldwin Baldwin were among several relatives relatives to attend the wedding of their nephew, Doug Hamilton, in Montreal on Saturday. The Manvers Arena will be a busy place the last weekend of May as it hosts the Manvers Township Arts and Crafts Show and Sale. This is held in conjunction with the Victoria County Festival of the Arts wmch is being held during the last week of May in various areas of the county. (See Coming Events). Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bradley were pleasantly surprised when their family held a 25th wedding anniversary party for them in the Pontypool Community Centre on Saturday, Saturday, May 9th. During the evening a mock wedding was performed with all amateur actors and actresses playing their parts well. On Tuesday evening, a community community shower for Miss Joan Richardson was held in the local community centre. Joan was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. Hostesses for the pleasant event were Karen Gilbank and Sharon Kerr. Marg Scott will be attending . conference this weekend in Kingston and taking her place in the pulpit on Sunday morning morning will be Mr. Ross Benns of Pickering. Mr. Benns will be preaching at the 10:00 a.m. service in Pontypool and in Bethany United Church at 11:30 a.m. The subject of his sermon is to be "How Big is Your God?" Frances VanWieringen, Cliff and Yvonne Fallis were in Kincardine for the weekend of May 9th and 10th to attend the christening of their grandson, grandson, Mark John VanWieringen, VanWieringen, in Kincardine United Church. We are glad to hear that Albert Bowins has returned home from Civic Hospital, Peterborough, after several weeks spent there following a heart attack. We trust that his health continues to improve. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Robertson Robertson and Darren of Omemee were Sunday evening visitors with Chris and Bernard Neals. Special Savings Account Daily Interest Savings Account K W- Rate subject to change Rato subject to change VG VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST Sincel844 Bowmanville: 68 King St. E. 623-2504 •Effective May 15/81 Member: Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation the wealthy and the powerful, rather than prerequisites of a healthy society. It would be convenient to assume that terrorists are born but it makes more sense to suggest that they are made, even though this shifts at least part of the responsibility for violent acts, motivated by blind hatred, to the very society that condemns these acts. Personally, I find it most uncomfortable to think that I share the guilt of killing the two Kennedys; Martin Luther King; or Laporte; that I must accept some of the blame for the attempted assassinations of President Reagan or Pope John Paul. I know for a fact that I don't want to kill anybody, nor see anybody killed, simply because because I have no reason to hate anyone that much. In anger, I may say some unkind things about somebody else, only to regret it afterward, but deliberately deliberately taking away somebody's somebody's life....that would be unthinkable. On the other hand, I am part of the society that fails to demand honesty from its leaders; a society also that condones usury and measures success in terms of money; a society where politicians politicians of all import and persuasion, as well as labour organizers, can place perpetuation perpetuation of their position of power at the centre of their interest. I, too, am part of a community of people who look out for themselves and are barely touched by the plight of others. Of course I give to good causes; I even deem it my duty, and like most others, I cherish the system we call democracy. Most of the time, however, I am either too complacent, or too busy fending fending for myself, to take issue with those who - driven by greed - abuse the system; the parasites who vegetate on the very principles that underlie human freedom, and who cultivate terrorism in the process. One recent sunny day, in St. Peter's Square, a fanatic raised his gun and aimed it at the Pope, and there....but for the grace of God, stood I. Sincerely, W. Hulsman 68 King St. E.-902, Bowmanville. All day Saturday, members of the Bowmanville Bantams hockey team were busy washing cars at the Bank of Montreal parking lot to raise money for their trip to Sweden this winter. And they took in $188.50 which will certainly help the cause. Here are a few of them working on a car, including adults Byron Blundell and Lloyd Heard, players Glen Duncan, Brian Heard, Brent Neill, Lome Whitmarsh and Pierre St. Amand. Thursday, May 21 MMfr kjtu 1982 CHEVROLET CAVALIER Announcing the arrival of the revolutionary new cars from Chevrolet, the 1982 Come In and test drive this exciting new car of the 80's. The Cavalier family of cars is the most completely-equipped small car ever introduced by Chevrolet. Authorized Chevrolet-Oldsmoblle-Chevy Truck Dealer Hwy. No. 2 at Courtice Road, Courtice Telephone 728-6206