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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 6 1962 13 Announcement 1,000,000 dollar club Joan Gray Gord Barnes, Manager of Family Trust Corporation Realtor In Bowmanville is very pleased lo congratulate Joan Gray for achieving her "Million Dollar Club" Status tor 1982. Joan would like to extend her appreciation and thanks to all her past clients who have helped to make her achievement possible. We at Family Trust are very proud of our million dollar club members. Congratulations Joan I Family Trust Corporation Realtor 1 King St. Weal, Bowmanville Provincial Liberal Leader to Speak in Newcastle David Peterson, M.P.P., London Centre, elected leader of the Ontario Liberal Party on February 2lst, 1982, will be the guest speaker at the Second Annual Dinner-Dance hosted by the Durham East Liberal Association on Friday, October 15th at the Town Hall in Newcastle. David was bom in Toronto on December 29th, 1943 and grew up in London, Ontario. He received his B.A. from the University of Western Ontario and his Bachelor of Laws Degree in 1967 from the University of Toronto. During University, David was active in student government, debating debating and varsity athletics. After articling in Toronto, he was called to the Bar in 1969 and then returned to London to assist in running the family business. Within six months his father had retired and at age 26, David became President, in six years he expanded the Company by 600 per cent, making it a large international organization. The United Appeal and the Association for the Mentally Retarded have also benefited from the community projects which David Peterson has been involved with. He is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Young President's Organization and the Young Men's Christian Association. As the youngest PETER /__ KOWAL / Real Estate a Insurance Ltd Broker 52 King St. West Bowmanville 623-2453 SOUTHWAY DRIVE LOT -- 50' x 100'; levies paid; last lot on this street: $28,500.00. Terms. HOBBS DRIVE -- Well-kept two storey home with garage. Has three bedrooms; 1 'Zt baths; rec room with fireplace; nicely landscaped. Priced right at $72,900.00. PARKWAY CRESCENT -- Custom built ranch bungalow on 74' x 100' lot. Has three bedrooms; two four piece baths; fireplace; separate dining room; rec room; laundry room; carport; paved drive; well /maintained. True value at $72,900.00. After Hours J.'A. Barton 623-3098 Elaine Kowal 623-5868 Peter Kowal Jr. 623-5868 RELINK summit realty ltd. broker • Aie*: 304 thickson rd. s. *($wd! whitby ■ 571-3800 FARMS 62 acres with three bedroom home, two good barns. Bethany. Bethany. Good terms available, asking $96,000. 50 acres with solid brick home, excellent barn. North ol Orono. $50,000 financing at 13'/2% for four years. Asking $105,000. 10 acres, 10% down payment, 10% mortgage for three years, two barns, stream and three bedroom bungalow. Asking $120,000. Call Doug Humphrey. CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY - Only one year old home on Lakeshore Rd. Over 'A acre lot in rural setting overlooking Lake Ontario. Asking $89,900. Call Doug , Humphrey. NORTH BOWMANVILLE -- Desirable area and home, extras include: fireplace, sunken family room, separate livingroom and diningroom, large kitchen and more. Asking $109,000. To view call Doug Humphrey. BOWMANVILLE -- Commercial property, prime location, $57,900. Call Pat Irwin. COUNTRY RANCHER -- Lovely large rooms, full wall stone fireplace in living room, superior kitchen, four car garage, and much more. Asking $119,900. Vendor holds mtg. Call Pat Irwin. RE/MAX Cornerstone Realty Ltd. Opening in November Call Pat Irwin 983-9605 or Doug Humphrey 786-2360 ?J% President of the London Canadian Club, he was the first to admit women as members. David has represented London Centre since the election of 1975, and has served the Party as Finance Critic, Vice-Chairman of the Public Accounts Committee and Energy Critic. While serving on the Select Committee on Hydro, he vigorously opposed the magnitude of proposed hydro rate increases. On the Select Committee on Pensions, David became and remains a leading advocate for private and public sector pension reform. He also served as Chairman of Candidate Search Committee for the 1981 Campaign. David, appointed a Queen's Counsel in 1981, is married and he and his wife, Shelley, have three children, Ben (age 4), Chloe (age 2) and Adam, born November 11th, 1981. Other invited guests to the Dinner-Dance include Mayor Rickard and Gary Herrema, Chairman of Durham Region. Tickets to the Dinner-Dance are $35.00 per person with a receipt issued for income tax purposes for a major portion of the cost, and are available through Ticket Chairman, Jim Carlyle by calling 576-6281 during the day or 725-8775 in the evening or from any member of the Executive in your area. The evening begins with a reception at 6:30 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres, dinner at 7:30 followed by our guest speaker and dancing to the music of Ross Jackman. Facilities will also be available for a friendly game of cards. Everyone welcome. Shoppers Drug Mart Salutes Seniors More than 250 Seniors attended the Salute to Seniors Day held at the Bowmanville Shoppers Drug Mart store on September 30th. This event was one of similar tributes held by all Shoppers Drug Mart stores throughout Ontario and Manitoba. Hosted by Peter Pridie, Pharmacist-owner, the daylong daylong event provided Seniors with a 15 per cent savings on most drugstore needs. The Salute to Seniors Day also featured a festive atmosphere, giveaways, free refreshments and the awarding of a portable television set to a Grand Prize Winner. The lucky winner was George Miller of 140 Erskine Ave. Announcement Tomorrow on Commuter Line To Oshawa Plans to extend commuter transit to Oshawa are expected to be announced Thursday, October 7, at Queen's Park. Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz said Transportation Minister James Snow is scheduled to announce construction of a light rapid transit line for intermediate capacity rail travel. The line is to run from Oshawa to link with Go Transit in Pickering. Cost is estimated at $117 million. The Statesman has learned that the eastern terminal for the new line will be on the west side of Oshawa, in the vicinity of the existing Oshawa railway station. Candidates Reveal Intentions The Ward One Darlington local seat on Newcastle council council will be contested by Charles Hynes of R.R. 2, Bowmanville. Representing his first bid in politics, the 35-year-old will face off at the polls with incumbent Councillor Councillor Bruce Taylor in the upcoming upcoming municipal election. With Charles Hynes NEW BUNGALOW by PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th 10:30 a.m. COUNTRY LIVING in Indian River Village approximately 10 miles east of Peterborough and just one mile north of Hwy. 7 to north end of village on Con. 2, Otonabee Township. Under instructions from Owner, we will offer for sale this new 3- bedroom bungalow situate on corner lot with approximately 160' frontage and depth of 145', featuring large kitchen/dining area with ample cupboards, three good bedrooms, 4-pc. bath, livingroom, full basement, forced air oil/wood furnace, plastered walls, designed ceilings, angelstone and aluminum siding. Terms ■ $2500.00 deposit by cash or certified cheque payable to Shrubb Auction Service on day of sale and balance on closing in 30 days. Property being sold subject to low reserve. Viewing by appointment and from 9 a.m. day of sale. Contact SHRUBB AUCTION SERVICE 295-6654 or 742-6279 HOCKIN HOCKIN REALESTATELTD. 123 KING ST. EAST bowmanville Telephone 623-4115 ORONO -- 3-bedroom bungalow on large landscaped lot, Hollywood kitchen, patio and carport. Only $58,900.00. M.L.S. LIZ MEADE NEWCASTLE -- Immaculate brick and stone bungalow, thrée bedrooms, finished basement, paved drive, large landscaped lot. $68,900.00. M.L.S. MANVERS HILLS - 4-bedroom, raised bungalow, large lot, tastefully decorated, finished family room with fireplace, 40 minutes lo Oshawa.. Excellent value at $64,900.00. M.L.S. LIBERTY STREET - Older, brick and frame, 1 'A storey home, large lot with mature trees, excellent location. $56,900.00.10% mortgage. CENTURY HOME -- Centrally located In Bowmanville. Nine rooms, lireplace, walk-out from kitchen lo 18' covered deck, secluded lot, completely hedged. Upstairs presently used as apartment, can be easily returned to single family dwelling. Asking $64,000.00. M.L.S. OSHAWA EAST -- Century stone and aluminum, two-storey home, huge corner lot beautifully landscaped, small barn and shed, $118,000.00. Vendor will hold mortgage at 14%. M.L.S. PRIME AREA -- 3-bedroom bungalow on a nice lot In desired north end. Finished rec room and games room. Asking $77,000.00 and vendor may assist with mortgaging. COUNTRY HOME -- on almost one acre just east of Oshawa. Three bedroom ranch bungalow with den and finished rec room, double paved drive and double attached garage, $109,000.00. M.L.S. ONTARIO STREET -- Modern, brick and stone, raised bungalow, finished basement, large fenced yard with above ground pool. $72,500.00. Terms, M.L.S. Pat Matjerrison 623-24Z6 Liz Meade 983-5572 Judy Nemls 983-9783 Bob Stevens 623-3090 - Marg Bain 623-2661 Claude Dykstra * 623-2423 Darrel Devolln ..' 983-5817 Bonnie Faber 263-2981 Madeleine Williams 9Ü/-4235 Edith Hone 623-6232 . Jack Ricard 433-0036 Ken Hockln 623-5055 little more than a week remaining before nominations close, only the two men to date have announced their intention intention to vie for the local Darlington seat. During his official announcement announcement this week, Mr. Hynes says he is concerned about municipal taxes saying he doesn't believe residents can afford the burden of another hike. "I think we need to encourage industry to offset the tax assessment base," he explained. "We have lots of industrial land available and we should be working to fill it up." Mr. Hynes says he wants to become part of Newcastle's decision making machine because of his disenchantment with the present council's methods of managing town business. He cited the handling of last year's works department resignations as an example of a council issue which he found upsetting. The Maple Grove resident is president and part owner of Hymet Farm Supply Limited cr. Baseline Road west of Bowmanville. A resident of the area for the past 14 years, he was previously employed in, the General Motors office followed followed by a stint as a trucking • ' company owner. Mr. Hynes is married with one child. MERVYN B. KELLY Law Office General Practice The Federal Buidling(Post Office) 2nd Floor-Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C3A0 Telephone 623-4444 Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 263-2026 Dunwoody Limited Trustee In Bankruptcy Suite 1A 57 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa L1H7L9 Phone 576-3430 P.O. Box 516 OCTOBER SPECIAL! Voile de Neige sugg. list $30.00 pleated ft. Now Vi Price offer ends Oct. 30,1982 Triple Fullness In an announcement Monday, Wilbur Blackburn of Haydon declared he will seek re-election to the Newcastle Hydro Electric Commission. Mr. Blackburn was elected to the Commission for the first time in the last municipal election. He is a retiree from Bowmanville's Goodyear plant. All types of drapery track supplied and Installed. mothei »o3 34BKIagSt.«r, 12*21* Runs for School Bd. Seat In an announcement this week Milt Dakin of Maple Grove declared he will seek the North- umberland-Newcastle School Board trustee- Milt Dakin ship representing ward one (Darlington) in the upcoming municipal election. The 43-year-old is president of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Canadian Foresters Group and was instrumental in the planning of a senior citizen citizen complex to be built on Liberty Street North next year. A native of Nova Scotia and a resident of the area for the past 25 years, he is the manager manager of Schwarz Brothers Livestock Limited. Mr. Dakin says the fact he is the father of eight children gives him a built in interest in the area's school board system. We Invite you to our COMPUTER AT BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION and find out what a TRS-80 Color Computer will really do for youl Thursday, Friday October 14 and 15 at 6:00 p.m. 'til 9:00 p.m, "Best Prices!" BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION 20 King St. W. 623-2312 THANKSGIVING Foe< Speam Try our Table Ready Meat or Cheese Platters DINNER HAM Store sliced or oy me piece. 3.131b, 6.90 kg. CANADIAN CHEDDAR 2.99 lb 6.59 kg DANISH HAVARTI 2.99 lb. 6.89 kg. WHITE SWAN BATHROOM TISSUE .2Ron 69$ WHITE SWAN PAPER TOWEL, 2 P k 1.29 NESCAFE, 8 oz. jar 5.99 GARBAGE BAG, 10 s 99$ LIPTON CUP-A-SOUP (Chicken Noodle) 69$ BOERENBACK HWK 99$ KRENTE BROOD CAKE, Large.... 1.79 CHAPMAN 2L ICE CREAM 1.59 PRODUCE \323HEJEI Fruit Baskets Made to Order HEAD LETTUCE 590 CAULIFLOWER 990 BROCCOLI 590 CELERY 49C BOSTON LETTUCE 49C ROMAINE LETTUCE 590 73- 77 King St. West Bowmanville 623-3541 iit'cÊê-- 'Home of Quality" DYKSTRA'S DELICATESSEN AND FOOD