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New Officers Installed at Horticultural Society Members of the executive for the Bowmanville Horticultural Society are shown here following an election at their annual meeting on Thursday, November 16 at Trinity United Church. Shown here, from left, are the following members of the executive and directors: Bill Darch, Phillis Short, Kathy Humber, Merl Slute (first vice president); Emily Slute, Bertha Darch, Ken Hills, Heinz Net- ten, Alf Brown (incoming president); Susan Net- ten, Hope Muckle (second vice president); Verna Robinson, Howard Bickle (treasurer), Vera Downey (past president); and Doreen Perrett (secretary). (secretary). Will Renovate Administrator's Office Newcastle's general purpose purpose committee has recommended recommended the expenditure of approximately $2,700 to renovate renovate the office,belonging to the town's chief administrative administrative officer. In a report on Monday, Chief Administrator David Johnston suggested alter ing the location of a wall so that the space could be put to better use. Mr. Johnston recommended recommended that the office be altered so that a board room can be created for meetings. meetings. This would allow the secretary to continue to type when the adminis trator is holding meetings in the outer office. In addition, the new board room could be used as an alternate council library library where elected officials officials can catch up on paperwork paperwork or make phone calls. Councillors normally use a room adjacent to the Real Estate eclvan REALTY LTD. BROKER 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4445 ] Newcastle 987-4733 Ajax-Toronto call 686-0477 RELOCATION [ SERVCEl BOWMANVILLE AREA BEAUTY & THE BEST!! -- tastefully decorated sidesplit with full basement & double garage, quality throughout! Stone wall air-tight in huge rec. room. Only $73,900. Call Iris Fowler for an appointment. COUNTRY PROPERTIES CARRIES LIKE RENT -- just over $500. per month. If you have a small down payment but , want,jo own call Dorothy Hartford regarding this clean home in Newcastle. Listed $56,900. "OUT OF TOWN LARGE LOT & COUNTRY FEEL - with cosy 3 bedroom home. Rec. room has Franklin. Listed at an affordable $57,500. Call Dorothy Hartford for appointment to view. OPEN HOUSE - SAT., NOV. 26th - on 4 Vi acres this beautiful brick & stone home boasts 2 fireplaces, walkout to inground pool, finished rec. room, main floor laundry. Take Hwy. 35 north of 115 & 35 junction to first home on east side. Bob Cooper will be there to greet you between 1-3 p.m. mayor's office, but when auditors auditors are visiting the town hall, this room is needed as additional work space. All renovations, with the exception of electrical changes, could be done by town personnel, Mr. Johnston said in his report to members of council on Monday. Fire Losses For October Totalled '700 October was a quiet month for the Town of Newcastle's Newcastle's fire department, according according to statistics from Fire Chief James Aldridge. A total of 16 alarms were reported at the four fire stations. stations. Losses totalled $700 and these were as a result of vehicle fires. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON We have limited openings on our sales staff. For the successful applicant we offer, generous commission split, bonus, expense paid holidays for meeting quota. We pay for advertising, business cards and farming handout material. Toronto line and computer service. For a confidential interview please call Joe Bosco, Manager, 623-3393. mm RWUNK R&flINC W/m R64VIKK W/m \W/m RM4NC R6*VIN< RV/m WMVX. CmW Rmx Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 68 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-6000 983-9300 Broker » (Orono) rf 1V OWNERS MUST SELLII -Conlury 4 bodroom homo, rollnlshod plno floors, 2 ballis, 1.3 ncros on llwy, 115 just south of Orono. Dmsllcnlly roducod lo $79,900. Pal Irwin 983- 9005, St REDUCED TO $57,400.!! - Totally renovated and redecorated home in Orono village, home has park like lot, 3 bedrooms, main floor family room, 10%% mortgage. Pat Irwin 623- 6000. w U'ttt-, "W!* FIRST TIME OFFERED IN OVER 60 YEARS! -- Circa 1860 Century home on 71' x 150' treed lot In Bowmanville, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living & dining rooms, 2 baths, full basement, sunporch plus single garage. Asking $74,500. Doug Humphrey 623-6000. '65 offices' to serve you" ; W>,V PAT IRWIN Rmx County Town Realty Inc. 189 Kent St. W„ Lindsay 705-324-6153 686-37 ii Broker REABORO FARM JUST LISTED -- 82 acres, 65 workable, 2 ponds, small creek, renovated Century brick and stucco home, 4 bedrooms, remodelled kitchen, 19'6 x 23' family room with wet bar and Franklin, new wood/oil furnace, $89,900. Dick Schlombs 705 277-2855. . r BETHANY 61 ACRES - Remodelled 3 bedroom home, wood/oll heat, new 200 amp service, modern steel barn, older hip roof barn, super view, $89,900. Dick Schlombs 705 277-2855. LITTLE BRITAIN - 333 ACRES PRICE SLASHED -- now $245,000 • Executive calibre homo, 4 bedrooms, solid oak kitchen, pegged oak floor In living & dining rooms, fireplace, bay windows, wlno collar, 45 x 96 barn with largo box stalls, paved floors, numerous other out buildings, new 2 bodroom brick gate house, Call now. Dick Schlombs 705 277-2855, PONTYPOOL FARM • 52 ACRES -- 40 workable, docent fencing, excellent barn, remodelled homo, wood/oll boat (12 ncros of bush I), $89,900. Dick Schlombs 705 277- 2855, RBtm RfcMNK R6*m R64VIKK W/m W/m RWINK WMM RMdNK RE//HNK RE//UNX Enniskillen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and girls attended a family gathering for Mr. and Mrs. James Piggott, the occasion being their 40th Wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin called at the Mackay Funeral Parlour, Lindsay to pay respects to their cousin George Greenaway, Lindsay. Tracy, Mary Lee and Debbie Howe hosted a baby shower for Richard John, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howe and son of Rick and Sherry. Guests were from Beaverton, Bewdley, Uxbridge, Bowmanville, Oshawa and Ajax. . Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Werry were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hanewich, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty were weekend guests of the Frank Spry families, Rochester, N.Y. Mrs. Frank Spry returned home with them after spending a holiday in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin attended the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Trewin Scott held at the Fenelon Community Centre, Cambray. Steve Thompson, Mitchell's Corners was a Sunday luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stainton and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Avery and Jim were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rekker and family, Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Lome Lamb. At our church services on Sunday, the following children were baptized by Rev. Tom Smith, assisted by Pastor Joe: Brian Michael Holmes, son of Michael and Linda ; Kathryn Ann Cochrane, daughter of Brent and Bev; Alsia Lynn Yarmier, daughter of Steven and Louise and Gary James Yarmier daughter of Steven and Louise. Darryl Muller and Steve Taylor attended the semi final football game between the Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tigers at the C.N.E. Stadium on Sunday. Announcements are as follows: Official Board Meeting Nov. 28th at 8 p.m. at Enniskillen United Church. Please plan to attend. U.C.W. Pot Luck Dinner will be held on Dec. 5th at 12:30 in our church. The Tyrone ladies will N> joining us for the Christmas dinner. I White Gift Service will be held on Sunday, Dec. 11th at 7:00 p.ml This Service ât Enniskillen will incorporate the "Mitten Tree Service" so you may begin to knit the scarfs, mittens and hats that you may wish to hang on the tree. Our White Gifts and Mittens, scarfs and hats will be going to the Salvation Army. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 23,1983 11 Bowmanville Audio-Vision Sponsors Curling Bonspiel Bowmanville Audio-Vision owner Ted Denny was Invitational Bonspiel. Organizers Paul Scott, Andy on hand early Saturday morning for the first game Walker and Ted Trudeau are shown above giving of the Bowmanville Audio-Vision Men's Ted a few pointers about curling. BOWMANVILLE AUDIO VISION The big . winners of Wootton, Doug Wilson, McConnell. This is the The 1983-84 edition of the Panasonic-Bowmanville Audio Vision Invitational, Men's Bonspiel was held Saturday and Sunday, November 19th and 20th. This FDR SALE MARY OSHAWA PH. BOWMANVILLE REAL ESTATE LTD. 623-2065 SECOND ST. McGILUVRAY'S VARIETY STORE -- Large living accommodations. Shows good return. Asking only $93,000.00. BUDGET BALANCER - Delightful 2 bedroom home. Comfortable country kitchen, large livingroom. Assumable 1st mortgage. Asking $48,900.00. NOT ALL TREASURE IS BURIED IN THE SAND -- Now available, 3 bedroom home, north Bowmanville. Dining room, large open living room with fireplace. Vendor will hold financing. AUTO WRECKER'S -- Business and land for sale, north Bowmanville. For private showings and details call. the bonspiel were John Dave Lessor and Doug second consecutive year year the format changed to a two day, four event, double knock-out spiel. Teams representing representing curling clubs in Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, Belleville, Port Hope, Port Perry as well as Bowmanville were entered. The "A" Event winner was the Doug Wilson rink from Bowmanville. Curling as vice was John Wootton, second Dave Lessor, and lead Doug McConnell. Wilson's rink went undefeated knocking off Ted that this rink has captured the championship. The winners are shown above receiving their trophy from co-organizer Paul Scott, centre. Rorabeck rink from Whitby, with vice Wayne Coughlin, second Ray Labrie and lead Randy Low. Tilling's team from Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Phil Sturch's rink from Oshawa, Ted Trudeau's foursome foursome from Bowmanville and in the "A" final game, defeated defeated Martin Schouten's entry from Bowmanville. The "B" Event winner was Paul Dion's team from Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Curling vice was Keith Barkley, second Don Rundle and lead Gord Stur- rock. The "C" Event winning foursome was the Tom The "D" Event was won by Ted Trudeau's team from Bowmanville, with vice Roger Wood, second Gord Gilmour and Ted Broome lead. The joint sponsorship of Panasonic and Ted Denny of Bowmanville Audio Vision has made this annual event highly successful. YELVERTON NEWS rw mm w/m wm rwm w/m Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 68 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-6000 983-9300 Broker (Orono) Atuio*utceme4it REAL ESTATE AGENTS!! Re/Max Cornerstone Realty Announces that the Re/Max offices of South Central Ontario cordially invite you to a social evening of wine and cheese to be held at the Holiday Inn, Bloor St, E., Oshawa,' November 30, 1983 from 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. R6*MN< W/m W/m WMVX RM4N Mr. Howard Malcolm spent the early part of the week in Haiti representing Canadian Swine interests in then- eradication of the infected hogs and restocking with clean stock from Canada and U.S. herds. On Thursday, Howard and Eileen were in Ottawa where Howard attended a meeting of the representatives of the provinces involved in hog production with the Federal govt, representatives. They were trying to hammer out a program suitable to all in which Federal, Provincial and Producers would all contribute in a tripartite stabilization program. One of the problems encountered was the top loading by some provinces of an extra amount over and above their share of the program which in essence created an extra bonus to produce more hogs than the market can handle. This creates, as is currently the situation, overproduction which drives the price down below the cost of production. An addendrum to the Haiti story. Howard informs us that almost all the "resident" hogs on the island have been destroyed with the exception of an unknown number of "wild" hogs. The island is divided into 500 sections each with a Section Chief whose responsible for the eradiation in her own. district. Already 2000 multiplier hogs have been imported - (300 from Canada and 1700 from U.S.A,) To date, none of the imported breeding swine have contacted the African Swine Fever. Howard and Eileen Malcolm left on Sunday for Quebec City for the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Swine Council. Howard has now completed his first year as President and is eligible for a second term, This is the season for Coop annual meetings. It was our pleasure this past week to attend annual meetings with attendant sumptuous dinners at Coklsprings (Grafton Branch) and at Thurlow Community Hall (Foxboro Branch). The battle of the bulge continues the next week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Biggs and family in Port Elgin. Sunday visitors at Malconia were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fick of Pickering and Mr. and Mrs. Marti Malcolm and Dionne of Omemee. Belated congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McCabe of Lotus on the safe arrival of two grandchildren within a week to their daughter Sylvia and Beverley - one at Cobourg Hospital and one in Red Deer Alta. The greatest coincidence was however that both babies weighed in at the same weight exactly - both lbs. and ozs. Yclverlon U.C.W. Yelverton U.C.W. met on Nov. 3rd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ilurtig. Our Pres, gave a piece on the blind. Mrs. Norman Wilson took "In times of Peace" for lier dev. Mrs. Ted Spencely read the scripture. Isabel led in prayer and we sang "O God our help in Ages Past". Isabel gave a reading on "Remembrance Day", Thirteen members and one visitor answered the roll call. The minutes were read and approved. Treasurer's report showed we cleared $1937.73 at our Roast Beef Dinner and $191.60 from tlie Bazaar. She had received a donation from Walter Kerr. The new study book "Jesus means Life" has been purchased. Moved by Marjorie Stinson and 2nd by Mary Moore that $1000 be paid to the Church Treasurer. Carried. The Friendship Committee would get something to Bruce and Marie Foote following surgery, Thank you's were read from Andrew Fransky, Pauline Sopossi, Laurie Robinson, Agnes Howe gave a fine report on the Rally held at Dimsford, Moved by Janet Speneeley and 2nd by Vera Staples that for January we bring a mug or cereal Ixnvl for Quin-Mo-Lac. It was also decided to give $25 for Put Rowan for Christmas and $35 to Are. Industries, Lindsay, also that we pay half the expenses to send someone to Toe Alpha. December roll call a gift for Victor Home for girls. Decided to buy some kitchen equipment and see about fans for the church. The present Executive plus Marjorie Stinson be on a committee to bring in a new slate of officers. Our Dec. 1st meeting to be at the church and the men invited for supper. Offering $12. Janet Spencely introduced our speaker Miss Carol Erb from the Christian Blind Mission International and she gave a most interesting and informative talk and showed slides on her work in Afghanistan. Due to this diet and unclean water they have many eye diseases. Over there $20 of our money supplies enough Vitamin A for 1 child for 1 year. In a country where it takes 1 hours' wages to buy 1 egg they need much support as they feed the children lunch at school. Agnes thanked the speaker and a delicious meal was served by Ida Hurtig and Mary and Maureen Moore. Since '52 Your Good NeigHBor DIRK BRINKMAN Scugog St, Bowmanville Phone 623-3621 The one to see for all your family Insurance needs, l Hi A Good Ntighbor, Still firm h Thin A Iniuaan(| Vi fc/ Stole r.irm Insurance Companies Canadian Head OMicet; Scarborough, Ontario