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i The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 3, 1986 15 l f* r H ¥ News from Wes ley ville and Area New office Durham East MPP Sam Cureatz (left) and Durham Northumberland federal MP Allan Lawrence were joined by a large group of friends and party supporters as they officially opened a riding office Saturday afternoon in Port Perry. The office at 192 Queen Street (above the Post Office) will be staffed Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays and the phone number is 985-9968. Happenings from Haydon Hamlet B. Jones S : jj ; Mr. and Mrs. John Adams t attended the 25th anniversary Ü dance at Tyrone Community jj Centre for Mr. and Mrs. " Wayne Rusaw, Saturday jj evening. F , Mrs. ' Toronto, Carol visited Lowery, with Diane j- and John Adams and family :< on Sunday. J Mr. and Mrs. J. Adams and t children called on Mr. and * Mrs. Bob (Mona) White, ' Blackstock on Sunday. « Mrs. John Schoonderbeek jj ànd Mrs. Vanessa jj Schoonderbeek, and children, « Asa and Tara, Enniskillen a visited with John and Cecile j Bertrim on Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Bertrim jj accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clarence (Shirley) Stainton to 5 Newtonville to see Mr, and j* Mrs. Todd (Beverly) Milford ï who are working on their jj home on Sunday. h Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miller, 5 Sunderland were Saturday j; lunch guests with Mr. Brent C Cochrane and girls, Cindy ? and Kathy, while Bev took U part in the craft show at j! Tyrone. r Mr. and Mrs. Lars (j Christensen were weekend jj visitors with Mr. and Mrs. jj David Atkinson at Oakville. We'd like.jto.j remind ,:.the Haydon folks of the Christmas' j; Pot Luck supper this Saturday ! December 6th, 5:30 p.m. jj Barbara Walsh is M.C. to a j; small concert, we hope, and j! we're also hoping Santa Claus #j will be able to come short j; notice, but if you'd like to do »! something for the concert, jj contact Barb at 263-8500. j. Table setting Friday morning, •j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones accompanied Mr, John Jones, Susan and Peter, Oshawa, to Stouffville Flea Market, Saturday morning, and on returning home were surprised by the family with a salad lunch and a beautiful refrigerator gift for out anniversary. Mrs. Betty Jones, Oshawa, had decorated the cake. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones, Heather and Maureen, Welland,. Mr. Jim Jones, Oshawa, Mr. Tom Jones and Lorraine Mackin, Toronto, Miss Cora Degeer and of course Johnny and his family - Betty, Susan and Pete and Sandy. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ian (Chery) Graham, Craig, Darren and Leslie went to Bradford to the forteith (40th) wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Art (Irene) Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Millson were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Millson and boys - Adam and Andrew. Mrs. Cindy Millson attended the Avon Christmas party - noon dinner - on Monday at the Memorial Park Club House at Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Potts were treated out to supper Saturday evening at the Magic Car Restaurant, Oshawa by -Mr. and Mrs. Bill,Potts and "'grandsonJoHn'."' 1 J Then the Potts attended the wedding anniversary party dance at Tyrone Centre Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rusaw. Mrs. Gladys Potts accompanied Mrs. Meta Swain, Mrs. Lynne Piggott, Enniskillen and Mrs. Ina Beryl Dudley, Bowmanville, to hear the General Motors' Choir of about a hundred members at Oshawa on Sunday. Wayne and Carol Rusaw were wined and dined Saturday when family and friends (about twenty-four) gathered at the New Dutch'. Oven Restaurant for supper for their twenty-fifth (25th) wedding anniversary and then they returned to the Tyrone Community Centre for a dance where around 160 friends gathered to wish them well. Sunday morning, Carol and Wayne hosted breakfast for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chatten, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Masterman (Arliss)!St. Catharines, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray (Lorraine) Livingston, of Drumbo. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rusaw. Last Monday, Mrs. Cliff (Verna) Robinson, Blackstock was a luncheon guest with Mrs. Jean Slemon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon attended the "Toms" Reunion, pot luck turkey dinner on Sunday at the Blackstock United Church Christian Education Centre. Mr. Fred Slemon joined the Durham East group of Junior Farmers and attended the 1 Sing Swing at Barrie on Saturday- and - returned; on , -Sunday: "" ir -"'5 n " f ' Mrs. Meta Swain went to the Blackstock Sr. Citizen Christmas Party luncheon on Monday. Mrs. Barbara Walsh attended the Tyrone Craft sale where she and Beverly Cochrane shared a table of wares on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grawbarger-Walsh visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed (Karen) Strojwons, Oshawa and joined the party to watch the Grey Cup game on TV and this time, Hamilton Tigers won. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paterson attended the wedding anniversary party at Tyrone for Mr. and Mrs. W. Rusaw. Mr. Will Trewin, Oshawa, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Trewin on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross (Jean) Ashton were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy McLaughlin, Nestleton and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ted McLaughlin in their new home at Fenelon Falls on Sunday. Mrs. Norma Kennedy called on Mrs. Cathy Carter and family, Bowmanville, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Janet) The Oshawa-Whitby-Newcastle United Way surpassed its 1986 goal and raised $2,191,553 during the 1986 campaign, General Campaign Chairman Chairman A1 Mason announced yesterday. "The goal was achieved because of the hard work that was done," Mr. Mason said, noting that he had been fairly confident the United Way ^ would meet its objective. c*î»; The intended goal for this year was $2,150,000. Kf Mr. Mason said the continuous ef- forts of the campaign committee and the thousands of volunteers put the jjjj- target within reach. ciPee Wee Selects V 1 \iflead for London pi ; The I.O.O.F. Peewee ^Selects travelled to Thor- jjjinhill on Saturday evening, H(Nov. 29, for their final Jtf exhibition match before jti going to the London Ontario Select Tournament Dec. 6 it* and 7. VJ R was clear from the £■< opening face-off that the JÎ local lads had come to play Jj and to prove that their 6-5 j* win over this same team one jjj week earlier was no fluke. J* Kevin Farrow unassisted Jjj and Jeff Martin from Craig *t Forsey and Kent Van- Jt derheyden gave the team a Ft 2-0 lead alter 1 period. ►* It was 3-1 alter 2 periods j- as Craig Forsey scored from £ Mike Doyle and Kent Van- fei derheyden. Bowmanville j-; added 2 markers in the 3rd General Motors was one of the major contributors thanked during a press conference announcing the total yesterday. GM employees donated $1,278,934, a 15 per cent increase over their 1985 contribution. The corporate donation was $106,000. Mr. Mason said 43 agencies would be financed in the three municipalities municipalities because of the total contributions contributions raised. "Thanks to the generous support of the citizens throughout the three municipalities of Whitby, Oshawa and Newcastle." p period to make the final P* score 5-1. Mike Bradley, J-t with his first of the season, v and Greg Cook from Eric y. Smith handled the scoring, pGoaltcndcr darin lliggon >- was steady in the Bowman- jÿ ville net when tested. Good luck in London. s r». £> ih p v V •T» 'J* h & K You can't get into swimming if you can't get into your swimsuit. x. PBRMIPaCTIDn r/onPto PETER l KOWAU Real Estate 4 Insurance Ltd Broker 52 King St. West Bowmanville 623-2453 EXECUTIVE PLUS -- This spacious and Immaculate 3 bedroom bedroom split level homo with double attached garage has too many features to list. A low Include floldstono fireplace In ' family room with walkout to Florida room; oak panelled recreation room with wot bar and built-in liquor cablnols; formal dining room; Hollywood kltchon with walkoul to dock; professionally landscaped. 100 loot lot In doslrod country sotting |ust minutes from Bowmanville. Coll our olllco for an appointment to view this special homo. VACANT LAND- Whnrl lload, Bowmnnvlllo. 74.02 ft. x 303.70 Irr. (.42 acros) Zoned E.P. with building. $15,000. Corner Unso Lino and wnst sldo Wlmrl Rd. Bowmonvlllo. 00,23 It, on Baso Lino (.004 acros) Zoned E.P. $20,000. Corner Base Lino and oast side Wharf Rd. (.55 acres) Zoned E.P. $20,000. E.Barrowclough This reporter was in Scarborough on the weekend if November 23rd so church service was omitted from last week's news, but one item of importance must not go unreported, even if late. Jeffrey John Graham and Kenneth James Graham, twin sons of John and Peggie Graham were welcomed into the church through baptism by Rev. W. Sedgwick and received on behalf of the congregation by session clerk, Glen Thompson. These little, boys, bom during the past summer, are regular attenders at church. Welcome church parking lot was so well filled on Sunday, Nov. 30th, that someone who was a little late, found it hard to get a place, making it later still. It pays to be on time. The service was conducted by Rev. W. Sedgwick and the music was in charge of the junior choir, whose anthem was the lovely, "Little Son of Mary". Lighting the Advent McCormick and Jessica attended the confirmation service of Master Robbie Watson in Bowmanville on Saturday evening and then joined in the celebrations later at Mr. and Mrs. Pruner's at Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Blackburn spent a day in Peterborough recently shopping and trying out their new car. Mrs. Norma Blackburn attended the craft sale at Tyrone Saturday with Mrs. Shirley Stainton, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Blackburn and Shawna, Bowmanville, were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and . Mrs. Doug Blackburn and Wendy. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Liptay' and family attended the wedding of their cousin Miss Laurie Liptay and Mr. Rene Morar at Hamilton on Saturday and the reception was held at the bride's parents Golf Club House at Oakville. R&ÜVIKK RfctMNK RfcMNK RfrfldFX RfcMKX _RE/MAX Apple Realty Ltd.,| ~ Realtor Real Estate Broker 221 King Street East Oshawa, Ontario L1HTC5. Office 416-576-3111 VWWrff ÛfiG I United Way Reaches its Goal REDUCED TO $121,900 • TAUNTON RD. HOBBY FARM - OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7th FROM 1:00 to 4:00 - I'll have the coffee on. Clean, 3 bedroom bungalow with large country kitchen accented In pine. Includes garage, horse barn, fenced paddock area, 24' round pool and many extras...even the horse that's great with children! A super property with so much to otter a family or retired couple...There's privacy, good fishing and country living at Its best! BETHANY ■ $89,900 -- Beautiful starter home or retirement home located within walking distance of village of Bethany. Two bedroom bungalow with finished family room In basement, chimney for airtight, wooden deck, detached garage, garden sheds...all on a treed half acre loti This affordable property shows to perfection. lit - » ► - a. YELVERTON • 2.8 ACRES - $94,900 - Includes Includes 1 large 2 storey .barn. This 5 bedroom, spacious home Is located approx. 30 minutes Irom Bowmanville on a paved road. Immediate possession Is available. 270 ACRE RETREAT • BETHANY - Located approximately 30 minutes from Bowmanville. Includes stream, trees, gravel deposits, workable workable land, century log home and 40 x 100 metal Insulated building with new service panel. Very private and scenic. Reasonably priced at $168,000. Ottlca 416-576-3111 Call Collocl Bosldonco 705-277-251G candle followed the first hymn with the communion table centred with a green wreath and four blue and one white candle. As is customary, family groups shared this ceremony. Christine Wilson introduced this first Sunday, and told of the meaning of Advent. Penny Stripp and Denise Tufford alternated the reading of scripture and prayer while Carrie Tufford and Adam Stripp also took part with the latter lighting the candle. Rev. Sedgwick's sermon was based on a text from Matthew concerning the return of Jesus. The very thought provoking message told of the various interpretations of "Therefore be ye also ready". Too many have attempted to name the day and hour and given away their possessions as they waited. This in spite of Jesus' words, 'But of what day and hour knoweth no man". What he did say was, Blessed is that servant who will be found faithful to his duties, rather than waiting passively for an unknown time. The offering was received by Glen Thompson and Melville McHolm. Two very fine pdinsettias brightened the church. The monthly coffee hour followed the regular service when, with coffee and a cookie, many things are discussed by the different organizations and an opportunity provided to greet a neighbour. Ladies are busy quilting at Jane McColl's. This quilt is one destined to be hung in an art gallery and will take at least two five day weeks to complete. The lady who made it had taken a course in Seminole art, and the quilt was sent here from Calgary to be done by Port Britain quitters. We are relieved to report Truman Austin home from the hospital. His leg is not completely healed so he will need some assistance for awhile, but it is good to be home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Best visited with Barry and Judy Best and grandson Barry Best, near Kingston, on Sunday. Mrs. Phyllis Symons and Peter entertained Rev. and Mrs. Sedgwick at dinner on Sunday and later showed them slides of Nain, Labrador taken by daughter Mary who teaches there. Also many interesting artifacts from that cold part of Canada with its startling effects of black rock and white snow, as well as the very glowing sunset colours and the brilliance of the fall shrubs. Harold and Verna Austin were there for the afternoon also, for like the others they had missed all previous showings and because of their travels in the north are much interested. The bird feeder at this house is deserted these days except for bluejays which seem to need a free meal as well as the plenteous amount to be found for a little work. fënfcffuL Must Inn REAL ESTATE & WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY THIS MOBILE HOME? - It is a gorgeous general regency mobile home, Cathedral celling, fully furnished, and much more. Call Aline Gagnon at 983-9102 or 623-6622. GOOD BUY FOR $79,900 IN ORONO - 1 Vi Storey older home on a ravine lot with a creek In the back. 3 bedrooms, fridge, stove Included. For more information call Aline Gagnon 623-6622 or 983-9102. 100' X 150' BUILDING LOT, COUNTRY SETTING, 5 MINUTES TO TOWN, $41,900! -- Gorgeous lot In apple orchard, no neighbours in front or rear. In area of fine homes between Bowmanville and Newcastle. Listed exclusively with Betty Smith 623-6622. BRICK SEMI ON COURT - Beautiful brick semi with inground pool fully fenced back yard, paved double drive, family room and rec. room. Rick Bates 623-6622. ntKtouf Ever Thought of a CAREER IN REAL ESTATE ... and done nothing about it? Spend an hour and obtain complete information information on educational requirements, Family Trust sales training and income opportunities. opportunities. Pat Hurley For a confidential interview call: 623-6622 Family Trust Corporation Realtor 1 King St. W. Bowmanville Wa, HELP FAMILYTRUST HELP OTHERS For the 9th consecutive year we are organizing a community toy drive. With your continued support, we will brighten Christmas morning for many children. If you have toys new or used and in good condition, drop them into our office, or call and we will be pleased to pick them up. ' RfcMKK WMW RfcMNK WMU R VAM. WMK \WMU RVMW. R6MKK W/m Rf/MM R6W rtjs* Cnatff gee Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 112 King SI. E., Bowmanville 623-8000 Broker S88 ORONO VILLAGE -- Lovely large livlngroom, country kitchen, 2 cozy bedrooms and new bathroom. Asking $75,500.00. Call Pat Irwin-Lycett 623-6000 or 983-9605. THE PRICE IS RIGHT -- This back-split home has a pine finished front room with woodstove, powder room on third level, large country lot. Asking $117,500.00. Call Pat Irwin-Lycett 623- 6000 or 983-9605. One Acre Country Lot, Orono $40,000.00. Call Pat Irwin-Lycett 623-6000 or 983-9605. i; ü S3 JUST LISTED • ORONO $115,000.00 - Three bedroom home, 2 baths, finished family room with- woodstove and walk-out, on 'h acre. Call Iris Dormon 623-6000 or 263-8667. BOWMANVILLE BUNGALOW - 3 bedroom home in North end on very private spacious lot, finished rec room and woodstove, $121,900.00 Iris Dormon 623-6000 or 263-8667. PRICE IS RIGHT -- $76,500.00 for a beautifully renovated spotless 2 bedroom home In Orono. Iris Dormon 623- 6000 or 263-8667. ■S mi ullillii 1 ml •«Bn» JUST LISTED • WON'T LAST LONG -- Handy to all amenities • 3 bedroom homo with garage and dozy llroplaco. Fully furnished furnished recreation room. Lovely landscaped, lully loncod lot. Asking $109,900. Call Kay Brown 623-6000 or 623-3150. NEW LISTING -- Move in for the Now Year $105,900.00 Close to shopping and school. 3 bedroom split level, family room, above ground pool, workshop, built-in stove, oven and dishwasher. Joan Gray 623-6000 or 623-1620. MECHANIC'S DREAM .$114,900.00 -- Maple Grove area, spacious 4 bedroom aluminum bungalow, finished roc room, bar and fireplace. Super huge garage with hydro, heat, Insulated and exhaust Inns. Joan Gray 023-6000 or 623-1620. WHY RENT? - 2 plus 1 bedroom bungalow, 65' x 160' lot, town water and sower, Newcastle Village. Asking $76,500.00. Lucien Lnmblur 023-6000 or 623- 4975. 'vY, . --c*T hi -• V WMM RVMM RfrWW WMW WMK IRWtfX Rfr/yiM R&ftflX W/YHX RF/VIfy R6*HM R