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\ Lucky Winners in DBIA Christmas Draw ' The latest round in the Bowmanville Downtown Business Improvement Association's Christmas Surprise Surprise Draw took place on Saturday and the lucky ^winners received their surprise packages on Monday Monday at the Bank of Montreal. From left are: Marg Miller, of Newcastle; Gordon White, of R.R. 2 Newcastle, Newcastle, Shirley-Anne Lowe, of R.R. 2 Blackstock; Qlive Little, of R.R. 2 Newcastle; and Charlie Rolland, Rolland, Manager of the Bank of Montreal and a member ReallEstate BOWES & COCKS of the DBIA. Absent is Audrey McCullough, of Newcastle, Newcastle, the fifth prize-winner. Winners of the Christmas Christmas Surprise Draw are invited to choose packages containing DBIA "Santa Money" which may be spent in all stores within the DBIA. The amount of "money" contained in each package varies from $30 to $100. This Saturday, the final draw of the season will be held. So it's not too late to enter the contest. IIMITED Lindsay 01 Zhomes/^ REALTOR 705-324-6145 Excellent retreat, 98. acres, log cabin, two ponds, wildlife, hydro, well, private yet on Main Rd„ 40 min. to Oshawa. $60,000. Call Carl Demoe 705-324-6145 or 705-793-2481. Bowes and Cocks Limited Realtor. ROYAL LePAGE I Residential Real Estate Services 368 King Street West Oshawa, Ontario LU 2K2 Tel.: (416) 571-0600 Tor.: (416) 686-2243 ANNOUNCEMENT m WILLY WICHA Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., 368 King Street West, Oshawa, takes pleasure In welcoming Willy Wlcha as a member ol the sales staff. Willy has successfully sold both country and In town real estate In Durham Region over the past seven years. Previous to her career In real estate Willy worked lor the Bank ol Montreal. A resident of Newcastle, Willy Is well qualified to look after your housing requirements In either the country or city. For professional, qualified assistance, please call willy at 571-0600 or 987-5004 (res.) ff : TOWNHOUSE - MARTIN ROAD - $75,900., oxcollont value with 5 appliances Included, nicely decorated, walkout nl lower level, come see It boloro It's too Intel Willy Wlcha 571-0600 or 907-0004 (res.). Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd Realtor Il usai esters Wn>w >9^ ANNOUNCEMENT JJtNE SCOTT Special congratulations congratulations to Jane Scott from the Manager and the sales' team of Family Trust; BowmanVilie, for her outstanding performance in reaching our Sales' Achievement for November, 1986. Jane has also received our President's Award of Excellence this year. For professional real estate service, call Jane, or any other of our representatives at 623- 6622. Yelverton Wel, the season to be jolly is again upon us as we Ho-Ho-Ho our way thru the next 15 days or so till the big day arrives. With the advent of the winter season, our thoughts turn to our feathered friends who find it more difficult to find adequate sustenance. Here at Malconia we have observed quite an array of species at our bird feeders - up to ,15 quarrel, some blue jays, 2-3 dozen evening grosbeaks, both downy and hairy woodpeckers, nuthatches, juncas, 1 field sparrow and a pair of what we suspect were yellow throated virios but not positive. A speedy convalescence is wished to' Mrs. Maureen Moore from her Yelverton friends. She has just returned home from Port Perry Hospital following surgery "last week; - - If, NEWTONVILLE -- home on Hwy. 2, quick possession, possession, two bedrooms plus space for more, extra large lot with fruit trees, flower and vegetable garden, loaded with extras, extras, excellent value at $74,900. Woudstra R.E. 983-5915. Registered Builder O- "KRACO" Carpentry & Contracting Newcastle 987-5400 Custom built homes and IR-2QOOI general carpentry SUPER ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME GUILDER YAMAHA Wfe make the difference, THROWS WHERE NO YAMAHA'S GOT IT! Not the cheapest... Just the best value for your money! Easy to operate controls, include adjustabef shutt angle (good for use around windows, cars, etc.) TEST ONE AT ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA. This is our 4th year for Track Driven Snowblowers. YAMAHA We make the difference. ASSELSTINE'S YAMAHA R.R. 2 Blackstock (Hwy. 57) Phone 988-4437 Candidate Seeks From Page One "We need more New Democrats at Queen's Park to fight for ordinary, working people," says Wilbur, The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 17. 1986 11 "people need a voice to speak out about the future of their communities, communities, about their jobs and about their families. I intend to provide that strong voice for the people of Durham East." Expecting an election in 1987, Wilbur says major issues facing Durham East residents are the environment; the need for a compulsory no-fault public auto insurance program ; occupational health and safety programs and better daycare. Durham East New Democrats will hold their nomination meeting on Thursday, January 22, 1987, at Durham College in Oshawa beginning at 7:30 p.m. Provincial NDP Leader Bob Rae will be guest speaker. In addition to Scugog Township, Durham East also includes the Town of Newcastle, Manvers Township and the sections of Oshawa and Whitby lying north of Taunton Road. fefsftefr A4 )&$$$ - - /'/'•?* . . ? "r ; - - jj - fcv.*- I M' '■ Arena Green Light From "There's an opportunity to take an extra million-plus dollars and compliment compliment and help out the other recreational recreational facilities that need it," he said. The mayor told council that the town owns some of the land at Martin and Baseline roads and still has an open offer to obtain the rest of the site for free. But other councillors felt the location location at Highway Two and Regional Rd. 57 is better. Councillor Marie Hubbard said the Martin and Baseline roads site is in a flood plain and has uncertain water tables. She also argued that placing the arena on Hwy. 2 helps the downtown business people in Bowmanville and will be an additional help to other operations which are planning to locate locate near Hwys. 2 and 57. And she said the Martin and Baseline roads site is 15 acres smaller smaller than the site at Hwys. Two and 57. Council agreed, and voted 5 to 2 in favor of the site. Mayor Winters and Councillor Ann Cowman were opposed. opposed. The discussion then moved to the type of facility required. At one point, council was looking at the possibility of the $6.5 million Page One arena which included a twin pad and community hall. That arena included an extra $800,000 cost which would either be added to the planned $3 million million debenture or to the tax levy, which would then increase next year by about 7 per cent. Council was considering increasing increasing the debenture, but Mayor Winters said that would hurt council's ability to fund other projects in the years to come. "Is this council proposing that this is the only project that we're going to be doing for the next ten years?" he asked. Other councillors shared his concern concern and voted instead for the $4.9 million arena. That project will include a $2.5 million million debenture and causes no increases increases in the tax levy in 1987. Funding will include $625,000 from Wintario for the arena, $200,000 from Wintario for the community hall, and at least $750,000 from the fundraising committee. Council will also look at a possible $180,000 grant from Ontario Hydro and a possible sale of the old arena for $175,000. And on Jan. 7, 1987, council will meet with four of the bidding companies companies to decide upon the construction construction aonroach to be used. rr% HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM Love Darryl, Jeff Sandy and Sharon Bits and Pieces CRIB WINNERS -- We see by Dude Hills' column concerning Legion Happenings that Branch 1?8 President Walter Park and wife Doreen were winners winners in the cribbage tournament at Branch 30 in Port Hpe on Saturday during Sports Day. Doreen also won the draw. Congatulations. SPECIAL PARTY -- During her many years of teaching and helping others, Edna Philp gave her all to students at several area schools and Sunday School classes. This Saturday, those who have felt her influrnce are invited to come to Tyrone Community Community Centre to honor her on her 80th birthday from 4 to 8 p.m. Best wishes only please. Friends Honor Teacher Mrs. Edna Philp is being honored by the community of Tyrone on Saturday,December 20 from 4 to 8 p.m., at Tyrone Community Centre. Mrs. Philp will be eighty years of age on December 22, but she is being honored as much for her years of dedication and love to her fellow man - young and old. She taught several generations at Tyrone Public School! S.S. No. 18 and later taught at Bowmanville Central School. : Also, many youngsters attended her weekly Bible classes at her home;and.her adult. Bible classes.. She taught and helped out fin -, the Scugog area for more Bible classes, as well as teaching Sunday School in Tyrone United Church. She has always been a very active missionary locally as well as helping those in other lands too The community and any wuu nave reueiveu ner love and guidance are cordially invited to our tea, coffee and birthday cake reunion, and wish Edna a very happy birthday, and thank God there are people like Edna who have touched our lives. Property Valuators & Consultants Ltd. Wm. H. Clipperton, A.A.C.I. 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