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I ) The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, December 5.1984 15 REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker 99 King St. E., Bowmanville Telephone 623-3911 BOWMANVILLE -- 3 bedrooms, rec room, broadloom & cushion floors, above ground pool, 8' x 20' deck, fenced yard & paved drive. Close to school & shopping. MINK LAKE -- 3 bedroom furnished cottage with furnace & large waterfront lot. News Briefs COLOR TOUR -- Bow. Kinsmen Club is holding their annual Senior Citizens Tour of Christmas Lights on Sunday, Dec. 16th. Anyone who plans on going or needs transportation to the buses should phone McGregor Drugs at 623-5792. The buses will be leaving from Memorial Park Clubhouse at 6:30 p.m. PAPER-BOTTLE DRIVE - Maple Grove Cubs are holding a paper and bottle drive, Saturday, December December 8th. Please have papers bundled and on road by 9 a.m. Phone Dave Tonks 623-5162. BINGO -- Newcastle Lions Club Christmas Bingo on Tuesday, December 11th. Early Bird games 7:30 p.m., Regular Bingo 8 p.m. at Newcastle Community Hall. Ten Door Prizes of turkeys. TYRONE NEWS PETER l KOWAU Real Estate & Insurance Ltd. Broker 52 King St. West Bowmanville 623-2453 CHURCH STREET -- 5 room, 1 'h storey brick home with garage on an "easy-care" lot. Has formal dining room, fireplace, broadloom, ideal for the retired couple. Priced right. KENDAL AREA -- 15.24 acres land with bush and small stream zoned agricultural. Asking $23,000. Try an offer. Accessible by 40 foot Right-of-way. EIGHT ROOM -- brick home on 1.6 acres of land in nice area of Bowmanville. Has swimming pool, 2 car garage, rec room, fireplace, etc. This is an ideal home for a professional family with future possibility due to lot size. Call for more details. FIVE ROOM -- bungalow in central Bowmanville. Neat as a pin. Easy-care lot. Garage, paved drive. Asking $49,900. This is a good home for the money. After Hours: J.A. Barton 623-3098 Elaine Kowal ,623-5868 Peter Kowal Jr 623-5868 PRANK JOSEPH BOSCO Manager 623-3393 Bowmanville F.V Announcing w. frank "CERTIFICATE SALES TRAINING PROGRAMME" ATTENTION: EXPERIENCED SALES AGENTS, PERSONS TAKING THE REAL ESTATE COURSE AND PEOPLE THINKING ABOUT REAL ESTATE AS A CAREER "THIS PROGRAMME TAKES OVER WHERE YOUR REAL ESTATE COURSE LEFT OFF" WE WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT A REAL ESTATE CAREER Tyrone Christmas Pageant was seen through the eyes of three persons in their space capsule at Tyrone United Church on Sunday evening, December 2, 1984. Space people Sophia Sagur, Ken Cornish and Todd Lepard described their sightings as various members of the Sunday School played out the pantomime of the nativity, read the scripture and sang two choral selections, "The Drummer Boy" and "Star of the East", with Mrs. Liz Carroll at the piano. Carrying on a tradition begun many years ago, Doug Dewell, Bowmanville, played a sparkling piano prelude of loved classical music. The Sunday School entered the sanctuary in a candle-bearing processional singing Silent Night, White Gift service of giving was incorporated into the story of the birth of love and the revelation of God to 'ordinary people'. A mitten tree was decorated under the direction of Pastor Lafave. The baubles of mitts, toques, socks and scarves will be passed on to the Salvation Army for distribution. A capacity crowd enjoyed the Christmas gathering in the beautifully decorated candlelit candlelit sanctuary. At the close of the service, fellowship and Christmas baking was enjoyed. At Tyrone United Church service on Sunday morning, the first candle of Advent was lit symbolizing "Hope". The choir sang "How Long, O Lord", the question made effective by the quality of the minor key. A flowering plant was placed in the sanctuary in memory of Jim Woodley by the Woodley family. It was announced that the Brownies will be selling Christmas baked goodies at the Mill on December 15th beginning at 10:00 a.m. There were thirteen tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall on Monday, Dec. 3, 1984, with the following results: Howard McRoberts 82, Edgar Millson 80, Edith Broome 80, Norma Moffatt 78, Eileen Warder 77, Ray Brown 75, Gary Wright 75, Meta Moffatt 49. 50-50 Draw Lois Lowery, Mary Ovenden, Leonard Cain. Long Sault Club 50 catered one of their renowned home cooked dinners to a Bank Christmas Party on Saturday evening. There were 22V 2 tables in play at the Friday night euchre in the Community Centre on November 30th, with the following results: 1st Marion Bell, Alf Millson, Marie Brooks, Ann Manns, Edith Clemens, Clara Nesbitt. Ladies Low Molly Horstman, Men's Low Dick Gibbs. 50-50 Draw Walter Murphy, John McKeen. Specials Edna Manns, Art Brooks, Don Brooks. The Christmas Euchre Party is planned for December 7,1984. CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES BOOK TABLE BIBLES-» BOOKS • MUSIC •NOVELTIES FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 BOWMANVILLE MALL Special Feature This Weekend Adult Fiction and Devotional Books 10% Off P.L. CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES BOX 306, BOWMANVILLE Invest your Tina new home in 1984! Save T by ordering your new home before December 31, 1984. You can save T by . .. • The R.H.O.S.P. Tax '$' Savings Plan • Using Mortgage T that are Cheap and Available • Beating Spring T Increases • Earning Discount T when Two Familes Buy Two Homes Together BUILDER ON SITE SUNDAY, DEC. 9 and 16 1 to 5 p.m. P.S. -- Short T For a Down Payment? See Us Sunday. OMM KMWAll Houses start at $59,900 Directions: 401 East to Hwy. 115 & 35 on Hwy. 7A to Villngo ol Bolhnny (Wosl oriel ol Villngo) DIANNA MANDZUK (HALMINEN HOMES LIMITED) 1-705-277-2652 MRAIVTO Many Guests Attend Museum Victorian Party Welcoming in the holiday season, the many guests at the Bowmanville Museum, on Saturday evening, December 1st, enjoyed carol singing by the Golden Legionnaires. The Jury home was candlelit candlelit and traditionally decorated with cedar garlands, red bows and poinsettias. The beautiful Christmas tree, donated by Mr. Jack Syer, a local resident, resident, with its Victorian trimmings, trimmings, brought back memories of Christmas past. Hot mulled cider, hors d'ouvres and sweets were served. M.P.P. Sam Cureatz, drew the lucky ticket for the door prize, a Christmas table decoration, which was won by Arthur Etcher, of High Street, Bowmanville, Mayor Garnet Rickard drew the name of Janice Kroft, R.R. 3, Bowmanville, the raffle winner of the antique chair. Councilor Ann Cowman, drew Leonard Player's name for the $25.00 Gift Certificate, generously donated by Hooper's Jewellers Ltd, David Mills, architect, drew the lucky ticket for the Christmas Christmas wreath, won by Pamela Foshay, of Oshawa. The Friends of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Museum would like to thank those who have so graciously supported them throughout the year, and to wish a Merry Christmas to all. United way Panasonic, EARLY Clyfetn^as ptei/VL V300 AM/FM Stereo Receiver • Built-in Cassette Player/Recorder • Semi-Automatic Record Player and Speakers î Pre-Christmas I Special $ 299 .95 ? ICTSBil C~C1' Stand optional Series 350 from Technics Hi-Fi System * 80 watts of stereo power with quartz analog tuner * Memory pre-set channels * Deluxe tape deck with Dolby * Direct drive quartz lock turntable Super $Q A A Special w w w 10-year 100% WARRANTY S^ito^^^^BK^i^^^^^i^^$<SKKBaï5Sxïffl£ÏS8££<S£lSS£5a:$<5£B8£$«ïiS£iBStiSS££Sa:ïSSÏ58£$5KB8S£iS(ï5S£Bs:B8:KB;$5k'£55,'f; I Panasonic 8 NE-7960 | Microwave ; 0ven *679. 1 -Panasonic--- : RitureWave | Auto Sensor Control $ Takes the Guesswork S out of Cooking ^ Complete with $50.00 Food Voucher Panasonic, 1 PC-2023 | 20" Portable Colour Television | • Color Pilot and Compufocus Video System ! Ipecial*499.** •8 5-Year 100% Warranty ' S -- .■ *■' Join us on Family Shopping Night Thurs., Dec. 6th - Refreshments will be served BOWMANVILLE AUDIO-VISION 20 King St. W. Telephone 623-2312 We have a store full of specials. NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 1985