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Real Estate Board in Favor of Property Rights Amendment The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 6,1983 13 Baseball Teams Participate in Exchange Program % ) t V The Oshawa and District Real Estate Board has come out in full support of the proposed Property Rights Amendment to the Canadian Constitution. "Anyone who has raised a downpayment on a house, or struggled to meet mortgage payments," says Buchanan, "is putting his money where his mouth is on this issue. The very least we can do for these people is to speak up and urge politicians at all levels to hear the wishes of the people." Premier William Davis has announced that he will introduce a resolution at Queen's Park to have Ontario endorse this amendment. British Columbia has already got the unanimous support of all its politicians on the same resolution. "This is a fundamental issue," says Dave Tonkin, Chairman of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board's Private Property Rights Committee. "It should rise above political parties and the game-playing which went on last month in Ottawa over this issue." To show the support of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board for Davis' intention to get on with this amendment, President Buchanan and Dave Tonkin met with Sam Cureatz, MPP Durham East, stressing the importance of the issue and partly asking for Sam's commitment. They left satisfied that the MPP from Durham East cares about the property owners in Durham. Graduate DELORESBENDER Julian Grymaloski, the Principal of the Caronport High School, Saskatchewan, is pleased to announce that Delores Bender of Newcastle has graduated from the Caronport High School. Delores is one of the 107 graduates in this year's graduating class. CHS is a private Christian residential school offering accredited high school education education in four grades to students from across Canada and some of the northern American states. In addition to the regular course of studies, each student takes classes in Christian Ethics. Many CHS grads continue their education in colleges, universities or Bible colleges such as the Briercrest Bible College, also located at Caronport. The BBC, a degree-granting interdenominational interdenominational institution, owns and operates the Caronport High School. This group of bantam baseball players from Bowmanville will be brushing up on their skills- in hospitality and speaking the French language in order to prepare for a visit by approximately 30 Quebec baseball players next week. The Bowmanville Bowmanville bantams and pee wees will be participating participating in an exchange program with two teams from St. Eustache. The St. Eustache athletes will be visiting Bowmanville for sightseeing and n? exhibition games July 15 to 17. The following weekend, Bowmanville will travel to St. Eustache for a return visit. Players will be staying in the homes of their hosts on both trips. The exchange is sponsored by the Charles R. Bronfman Youth Educational Organization. The bantams, who are sponsored by the Bowmanville Legion, are shown here during a game at Soper Creek Park on Monday. Monday. PONTYPOOL DISTRICT NEWS Pitch-ln and Keep Canada Beautiful Our local men's ball team participated in a ball tournament in Allentown, Pennsylvania. At 7 time of writing the team has not yet returned so results are unknown. Mr. and Mrs. Werden of Kitchener were Saturday dinner guests of Alice and Glen Bradley. Glen and Alice met the Werdens a few years ago when they were on the same bus trip to the west and they have been visiting back and forth since then. Real Estate New Measuring Device at Durham College o Serving people is what we do best Imwn Swgeni 1 Lowes Limited Realtor PONTYPOOL AREA -88 acres, 35 acres mixed bush, balance workable. Asking $55,000. -97 acres, 3 acres hardwood, balance clear, 1 Vt miles off Hwy. 35. Asking $52,500. -Nearly 5 acres for your horse, also 3 bedroom home, taxes $281.32. Asking $49,900. - -2 bedroom home In Pontypool on well-freed lot, taxes $231.00. Asking $30,000. TRY AN OFFER For an appointment call: Bob Brown 705-743-1766 Peterborough, 705-277-2197 Residence or Toronto 368-9298 IF YOU'RE SEEKING A NEW CHALLENGE Perhaps you've reached a turning point in your working life. If so, a Real Estate sales career can offer you both high earning potential and personal satisfaction. At Family Trust we offer ft comprehensive comprehensive and professional training program and full time management support. If you're ready to Investigate this rewarding and fascinating career, call today. GORD BARNES, MANAGER 623-6622 or 623-6860 FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION, REALTOR--* Prime Commercial Space for Lease- Downtown Oshawa Approximately 87 squaie metres (945 sq. ft.) of store space is now available for lease on the ground floor of the Michael J. Starr Building, new headquarters headquarters of the Ministry of Revenue, 33 King Street West, Oshawa. This is an attractive and ideal location for retailers with merchandise such as jewellery and china, ladies wear, footwear, fabrics and wool, luggage and leather goods, hobby supplies, sporting goods and housewares. Complete details may be obtained from: Mr. John Watson Property Administrator Ministry of Government Services Realty Services Branch 13th Floor, Ferguson Block Queen's Park, Toronto, M7A1N3 (416) 965-2040 Further information Is also availble through your local realtor. Ministry of Government Services Ontario Durham College has just acquired a Co-ordinate Measuring Machine, purchased purchased from Hansford Manufacturing Manufacturing Corporation in Rochester, New York. This machine is used as a tool in measuring three- dimensional parts quickly and accurately, with the aid of a desk-top computer. It replaces many time-consuming and error-prone steps that are required to get the same action done manually. Cjo-ordinate measuring machines can be used in the inspection of machined work pieces, forgings, moulds, dies and stampings. The new equipment is an important element in Durham's objective objective to achieve a complete computer integrated manufacturing manufacturing training facility. The new Co-ordinate Measuring Lab, along with the College's other computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) equipment, was demonstrated to industry and government officials at a special showing on Wednesday, Wednesday, May 18. It was demonstrated how Durham's Computervision CAD-CAM system can be used to design a part and generate the information for the N.C. machines. Then the College's new Mori-Seiki 3-axis Computer Numerical Control Machining Centre and Mori- Seiki 2-axis CNC Turning Centre, along with its Hillyer 3-axis Milling Machine can produce the part automatically automatically and accurately. Finally, the Hansford Co-ordinated Measuring Machine quickly inspects the part for accuracy of production and produces a statistical Process Control Chart which will indicate the ongoing quality level of the operation. The College now has the A. E. LePAGE (ONTARIO! LTD THE NAME FRIENDS RECOMMEND JUST LISTED -- 2 storey semi. 4 bedrooms, rec room, very tastefully decorated. A must to see. Call Al Werry or Sandra Grills 571-0600 or 263- 8190 res. OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY 6-8 p.m. 4 bedrooms, lamllyroom, custom built on 4 acres. Take No. 57 North to 9th Cone., turn right. Watch for slgnsl Call Al Worry or Sandra Grills 571-0600 or 263-8190 res. EAST BOWMANVILLE $84,900. -- 3 bedroom, 2 storey home tucked In the corner of quiet crescent on large Irregular lot, otters lamllyroom with fireplace and walkout to yard. Extra bedroom In basement, 2 car garage, above ground pool. Call Susan Wills 571-0600. 571-0600 368 King Street West, Oehewe, Ont. "CANADA'S LEADING REALTOR" 1 i i A"." /vt'*' ' f'Y'.V'V YJ, : x V'l'i , Y- ; y; /<*•••>/ ' Skip Hansford, president of Hansford Manufacturing Corporation, demonstrates Durham College's new co-ordinate measuring machine to Durham College President Mel Garland (right). The machine is used to measure three-dimensional parts with the aid of a desk-top computer. It becomes part of the Durham College computer integrated manufacturing equipment. The Hansford coordinate measuring machine was demonstrated to representatives of industry and government at a special reception May 18 at Durham College. Mr. Hansford also presented the school with the necessary software package required by the coordinate measuring lab. Sincere sympathy is extended to the Roka family in the sudden passing of Mr. Joe Roka on Friday. Mr. Roka owned the sawmill on Hwy. 35 just south of Pontypool. Kevin Preston returned home on Monday following holidays spent with relatives in Texas and Colorado. At the recent pork barbeque at Ballyduff, several draws were made. Three door prizes were won by Delores Bryce, Cavan (voucher from Nesbitt's Meat Market, Lindsay), Dave Preston and Cy Merlin (trouble-lites donated by Lindsay Co-op). The Ladies Aid also had three lucky draws -1. quilt made by Kay Youngman won by Liz Clearwater of Oshawa. 2. $25. cash donated by Winnie and Gordon Strong won by Marlene Cobbledick of Lindsay and 3. crocheted cushions donated by Rose TYRONE NEWS Graduation exercises of M.J. Hobbs Senior Public School were held June 28,1983 at Bowmanville High School auditorium, followed by a dance at beautifully decorated M.J. Hobbs School gym. Our community was well represented by award winners in every phase of school life. Best wishes to all graduates for continued success in high school. During her stay at the Terrÿ Fox Canadian Youth Centre in February, Anne-Marie Bedford was selected as reporter of activities for the week. Anne-Marie has the honour of having an excerpt from one of her reports printed in the national news letter "Companions of the Terry Fox Canadian Youth Centre", June 1983. There were sixteen-and-a- half tables of euchre in play on Friday evening, July 1, 1983, with the following results: 1st Evelyn Laverty, 2nd Ethel Goble, 3rd John Broome, 4th Elwood Manns, 5th Norman Rohrer, 6th Alf Millson, Ladies low G. Howard, Mens low Maxine Brock. 50-50 Garnet Goyne, Lorna Swain. Specials Irene Cox, John McKeen, Doris Rohrer. Church service will be held at Tyrone at 10:00a.m.on July 10th, and Enniskillen Church on July 17th, 24th and 31st at 10:00a.m. Congratulations to Judy Kovacs, Long Sault, and Dan Luke, Solina, who were married in Tyrone Church on Saturday, July 2,1983. Porter won by Art Young, R.R. 2, Pontypool. The Induction Service for Rev. John Lindsay was to take place this evening (Monday) at 7:30 p.m. in Pontypool United Church but I just received word that it has been cancelled due to illness. Rev. Lindsay preached yesterday morning for the first time in his new charge, but took ill quite suddenly during the afternoon and had to be taken to hospital. Rev. Lindsay is home again, but still quite ill from what the doctor diagnosed as a virus. We trust that his illness will be brief and are looking forward to the Induction Service at a.later date. The congregations of Bethany and Pontypool extend a warm and sincere welcome to Rev. Lindsay, his wife, Cheryl, and sons Brad and Matt. We hope they will enjoy living in our communities. We pass along congratulations to two more couples who recently vowed "I do". Mr. and Mrs. Roger Porter were married in Peterborough on Saturday, June 25th. Roger is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Porter of R.R. 1, Pontypool. On the same date, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mitchell were married in Lindsay. Wayne is the son of Alvin and the late Jean Mitchell of R.R. 2, Pontypool. Alvin Mitchell and several members of his family were in Scarborough on Saturday, July 2nd, for the 25th wedding anniversary of Helen and Jack Carew. V-- PBRTiupacnop* CARNATION FLOWER SHOP HOSPITAL and SYMPATHY ARRANGEMENTS Flowering Plants and Cut Flowers 623-7141 33 Division St., Bowmanville Operator uses Durham College's new co-ordinate measuring machine to inspect metal parts. The machine shown here is an important addition to capability to design, produce, and quickly and accurately measure parts to ensure they meet specifications and signal the need to correct the production process on an ongoing basis, The President of Hansford Manufacturing Corporation, "Skip" Hansford, attended the Grand Opening of Durham's new Co-ordinate Measuring Lab, ami presented I he Col- training facilities used in the field of computer integrated manufacturing. TELEPHONE 623-6555 JOHN MANUEL, C.G.A. Income Tax and Related Accounting Services 118 King St. E., Suite 2 Bowmanville, Ontario L1C1N4 lege with the necessary process process control software package to perform this operation. Mr, Hansford expressed appreciation appreciation for the fact that Durham College will be a "demonstration "demonstration site" for his company's equipment. Bill Dennis, Senior Account Executive of Computervision Canada Inc,, complimented the College on its leadership in high technology training and showed a film demonstrating Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Manufacturing, the goal of Durham's training programs. Durham's President, Mel Garland, emphasized that all of the College's Technology faculty participating in the training programs arc from industry, and are highly qualified in each of the computer integrated manufacturing manufacturing areas involved, He stated that Durham is in the forefront of introducing computer integrated manufacturing manufacturing philosophy, encompassing encompassing education and training training for industrial personnel to improve productivity in all manufacturing areas. The final .step would be the introduction of robots into the training facility with the CAD system software being used for robot training, rv i hvz.es/.) i iu;s*/.rz»/ ~-i HOME OF THF FUEL ECONOMY CAN. 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