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I The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 26,1991 15 First Place Finish for Central Boys' Choir in Kiwanis Festival --"'"""v 4., T^i ■SEE;".; ... KW ' ww^i. The 25-member boys' choir at Central Public School won first place at the annual Kiwanis music festival that was held in Oshawa in April. It was the second year in a row that the hoys have placed in top spot. Following this photo, the choir presented Mrs. ig t 2nd Mrs. Men the choir) a ation. <t - •j i.. r ' x ; t » A member of the iTRIÜPNl ûfoup, OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY, JULY 4TH 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. # 38 The Bridlepath, Bowmanville MUST BE SOLD! $106,000. Attractive 3 bedroom townhouse, 4 appliances, quiet complex. Dir: Waverley Road South to Quinn to Lawrence, follow signs. Preview showings call: Helen Schlll, Sales Rep. 571-0600/728-7667. ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD. REALTOR i J t "< t * f. •4 f -{ t i t i i. ÎI. J Ï) 1 ! s ii *i 1 0 ?< «I \ < ! i ! » i it eel van 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-4445 '■■Mi. ■ Dirk Woudstra Sales Rep. REALTY LTD. 85 KingSt W. Newcastle 987-4733 Ajax/Toronto Line 686-0477 START PACKING To this roomy 3 bedroom home with 2 1/2 baths on big quiet northend court. Asking $159,900. BUDGET BEAUTY 3 bedrooms, walkout, deck, high basement, shaded lot. newer kitchen, Take a look. $134,900., in Newcastle. Call Dirk Woudstra, Sales Rep. 623-1336 (Res.) YOU CAN RELY ON OUR SERVICE, CALL US NOW TO EVALUATE YOUR HOME. As many of you know this has been a very busy year at our school. The year is coming coming to a rapid close and as often happens at this time of year we must say some good-byes. Our principal Gene Murdoch is retiring this year and I thought I would share some of the memories that some of our students have of the years he spent here. Remember when - I read those books to you when I was younger? - You coached my baseball baseball team? Brett Forsey - You stayed the nights with us at Ganaraska? . - We sent the balloons off with letters tagged to them? Brian Ball -1 got a bleeding nose in grade three and you talked to me? - We had our groundbreaking groundbreaking ceremony? Ian Crookshank - I was in a fight and I HOMEUFE Rick Bates 12 MARCHWOOD -- Double garage, double drive, 3 bedrooms, central air, spotless home. 2 JACKMAN RD. -- 4 bedrooms, hardwood floors, double paved drive, second kitchen in basement. 116 MARTIN RD. -- 3 bedroom semi, rec room, walkout interlocking brick, great buy. 11 SUMMERFIELD CRT. -- Custom built, rec room, hardwood floors, spotless. Make an offer on any of the above. Rick Bates 432-2000 t ! ? ; t I l , i |l j: ll t : t f' Ï i » t » 1 T Rozmia Awadia 623-2207 1) frank! ■F REALTOR J Jack Brown 263-2623 Josie Doxtater 623-9557 Dave Durham 987-5722 Doreen Tillson.' 432-4804 Joe Jeronimo 623-6920 Carol Martin (705) 324-9216 KaIIîa MndnnAll QA7-50Q1 lyiii Charlie Reid 983-5914 John Shewchuk 623-5927 Tom Turner 623-5510 Ann Van Dyk 623-4638 Nina Veltri 576-2629 Terry Witherspoon 983-8296 Banner Passant (416) 797-2819 WATERFRONT LOG HOME 40 mins, from Oshawa, retreat for all seasons. seasons. 2 baths, compact kitchen, built-in oven, stove, fridge, 3 airtights, tastefully decorated, landscaped. View Lake $259,900. Sales Representative, Carol Martin 623-3393 or 705-324-9216. 234 King Street E., Bowmanville Téléphoné 623-3393 mj Toronto Line 686-1035 BNljj UpM Jlpi| CUSTOM BUNGALOW -10 ACRES 4 miles N/E Bowmanville, backs onto Wilmot Creek, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, double garage, fully finished basement plus small barn. $299,000. Newcastle. Sales Representative Kellie McDonell, 623-3393 or 987-5091. 181ACRE FARM Orono Area, 3 road frontages, creek, bush, very scenic, 3 barns, silo, house, great investment, $695,000. Assoc Broker Broker Josie Doxtater, 623-3393 or 623- 9557. 3 BEDROOM SEMI Very clean and spacious, walking distance distance to all amenities in Bowmanville, $119,900. Sales Representative Jack Brown, 623-3393 or 263-2623. PRIVATE COUNTRY HOME ' Beautiful park-like selling. Move-In condition, condition, 3 bedrooms, full unspoiled basement, basement, new furnace in 1990. All for $159,900. Newcastle. Sales Representative Representative Doreen Tillson, 623-3393 or 432- 4804. %éS $119,900.-MILLBROOK DETACHED 1/4 acre lot, hardwood floors. Vendors are motivated. Bring an offer. Assoc, Broker Rozmin Awadia, 623-3393 or 623-2207. ORONO TRIPLEX Fully rented triplex In Orono. Showing good Income. Was originally Blacksmith Shop. $160,000. Assoc, Broker Josie Doxtater, 623-3393 or'623-9557. THE^ARPENTER'S RANCHER Plaster walls, enormous living room, dining roon and kitchon, don, 3 gnrngos, circular pnvod drive. Estate Sato, 2 acros, $249,900, ■Orono. Snlos Ruprosontativo Charlio Bold, 623-3393 or 983-5914. 20 ACRES MANVERS Building permits available. Great view. $44,900. Sales Representative Charlie Reid, 623-3393 or 983-5914. EXECUTIVE BUILDING LOTS Prime lots Just north of Bowmanville in area of executive homes. Priced to sell. $129,000. Sales Representative John Shewchuk, 623-3393 or 623-5927, GREAT OPTO $139,900. 4 bedroom brick home on 66 x 165 ft, lot, Haydon Village. Sales Representative Representative Jack Brown, 623-3393 or 263- 2623. Rice, ey and Mrs. Walchuk (pictured above with flower arrangement to show their appreci- Fond Memories of Retiring Principal had to sit in your office every every recess for a month. I've grown to know every part on that salmon in your office. Leslie Novak -1 was new at school and you showed me where my class was? The students went to read at the hospital? ' Stephanie Maynard - You sat across from me at breakfast at Ganaraska? - Our school team won the three-pitch championship? championship? Jessie Yen - You wrote a letter to my Mom about how well I was doing in school? - You always said "hello" to me when I walked down the hallway? Tom Jorgensen We wish Mr. Murdoch a happy retirement and hope he will come back to visit some day. We would also wish all of the students and their parents a safe and restful summer. The first day of summer was Friday, June 21st, but it never seems official until all the kids are out of school. Speaking of school, there are a few very proud parents in the village. Brenda Smith graduated from a Business Administration Material Management course, Alma Hill with Recreation Leadership Leadership and David Morrison from an Electronic Engineering Engineering Technician Telephone Telephone Systems. The students students graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming College' near Peterborough, on Saturday, Saturday, June 15th. Congratulations Congratulations and best of luck in the future to you all. The Darlington District Guiding Council held a meeting on Thursday, June 13th at the Enniskillen United Church." Everyone enjoyed a pot-luck meal. Guests were Woodland Division Division Commissioner Jane Allan Allan and Woodland Advisor Pat Parkin. Leaders Elizabeth Elizabeth Bateman, Barb Werry and Lorna Ketepla received their 10 year Long Service Pins. I'd like to wish long time resident Laverne Clemens a . belated Happy 84th birthday. birthday. Laverne celebrated with a few family and friends in the Bowmanville Memorial Hospital. Our prayers are with you. On Tuesday the Hampton Community Association neld a public meeting about the B osais for the Hampton ot) Park. Some of the discussions were heated but productive none the less. It was decided to do a survey of the central area Hampton residents. We are asking residents to take a look at the proposals and please hand in your comments at the Post Office. There is yet another public meeting on Tuesday, July 9th at 8 p.m. downstairs in the Hampton Town Hall. Your attendance would be greatly appreciated. appreciated. Wednesday was yet another another busy day. The Pee Wee girls baseball team is hot this year. The girls played a great game against Tyrone. The final score was a tie, 33-33! Home runs were hit by Ranny Cannito, Amy Dredge and Julie Van- gihaven. Keep it up girls. Wednesday's Euchre Card Party produced some low scores. Everyone had a great time though. Ada Richards was first with 77. Bernice Renton and Loma Swain tied for second with 76. Not far behind were Agnes Schofield with 75 and Barb Cochrane with 74. Doreen Doreen Ferguson had the Most Lone Hands with five. Vi Ashton was the night's Most Honest Player. Draw winners winners were Leona Wright, Ruth Farrow, Ailen Turner, Ace Richards and Dave Hall. The Brownies went camping camping this past weekend. Twenty girls bunked in the large cabin at Camp Samac in Oshawa. Their theme was "Sea Life". The girls had previously previously made costumes of underwater life to bring with them. There were starfish, starfish, wreaths, seaweed, whales, dolphins and even an octopus. While they were there the Brownies were able to earn up to five badges. They played games and even had an obstacle course. They also made Bannock, an Indian Indian batter that was used to dip hot dogs into and were cooked on sticks over the campfire. Everyone had a great time. All arrived home safely on Sunday. The weather was cooperative cooperative for Sunday's Church Services at the Hampton Park. Sandy and Shirley Abernethy provided the beautiful music with their violin and accordian. Afterwards everyone had their fill of the pot-luck luncheon. Following that the festivities began. All had a great time participating participating in the balloon toss, sack race, three-legged race and the land ski was great to watch. There was even a scavenger hung. Over 50 people attended tne joyous joyous event. The day ended at around 2:30. I would like to do a follow up on the previous piece I wrote about the team of B.C.ers climbing Mt. McKin- "We're working harder in Bowmanville and area to serve you better" THIRD STREET, BOWMANVILLE - $ 158,500. Lovely renovated bungalow, huge master, 2 baths, fully fully fenced yard, I 1/2 wide garage, workshop, 200 amp service. Call now to view. Patricia Lange 623-4998 at home or Office 576-3 Ml. NANCY BARNES Gtmm Sales Assoc. CONSIDER THIS! If you can afford to pay $120,000. for a semi detached, you can afford this legal duplex on 1/2 acre In town. 5 bedroom century home, 2 car detached garage, upgraded windows, country setting. I'll show you how it can be done. Call Nancy Bames office 576-3111 or Res. 623-6860. I CORD BARNES Assoc. Broker OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Upgraded 3 bedroom semi with renovated kitchen, garage, side door entrance to finished rec room, extra kitchen, spare bedroom, and 3 pc. bath. Call Gord Barnes 576-3111 or Res. 623-6860. COUNTRY AND VILLAGE HOMES $117,900.-1 Power of Sale $119,900.-1 Century Village! $I49,900.-| Bungalow, I acre $134,900. andm ° re ' All easy commute - Just east of Oshawa | | KRYSTYNA JONES 983-9782 576-3111 = 576-3111 SERVICE 80 Athol Street, Oshawa ley. They arrived at the highest peak of 20,320 feet on May 30th! The climb took about three weeks but only took a couple of days to come back down. The big delay was a five day storm at the 17,000 foot mark. That was when boredom set in. The weather conditions are the hardest thing about climbing climbing such mountains. It was unfortunate that Terry Baum had to abandon the climb because of severe foot blisters, which could have resulted in blood poisoning. However, Mike Taylor, Doug Whale and Jon Heshka were triumphant in reaching thë top. Once there, they took pictures and Mike buried a Cancer Society Pin in the Summit. The team would like to thank the local Girl Guides and the Best Western Western Cowichan Inn and the countless others that helped them raise about $20,000 for cancer research. Our family was glad to hear that Mike was home safely. Thanks to Aunt Been for keeping us informed informed all the way across the country. News and Events From Clarke H.S. "The Future Starts Here" From the Principal This is an exciting week for students at Clarke High School. The last students finished examinations on Friday and now they must wait for the results of their term work. The report cards are to be picked up Friday morning (June 28) at 9:00 a.m. in the Clarke High School gymnasium. Students are expected to pick up their report cards between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. that day. As in previous years Report Cards are not mailed out unless a student makes a special request. If report cards cannot be picked up they will be available in the Clarke High School Main Office during the following office hours: Monday to Thursday 8:00 -4:00 p.m. (Office will be closed for lunch from 12:00 -12:30) Friday 8:00 -12:00 noon This time of year is also a sad and exciting time for many staff members as they plan to leave Clarke High School and move on to new positions. Ms. Carol Cady is moving to Bowmanville High School after 20 years of teaching at Clarke. Ms. Cady will be missed for many reasons but especially for her dedication to her students. Mrs. Wood is leaving to begin teaching French Immersion Kindergarten at Ontario Street Public School. Mrs. Clayton-Ross is leaving to teach Co-op Education at Cobourg District Collegiate Institute. Ms. Wilcox and Ms. Moran are transferring to East Northumberland S.S. in Brighton. Mr. Keith Nicholas, Head of the Music Department, is trading jobs with Mr. Dan Kapp, Head of Music at Cobourg D.C.I. East. He will be remembered for his outstanding work, especially as "leader of the band." Mr. Lesage, a replacement for Mrs. Honderich who is on maternity leave, 1 is moving on to as yet unknown destinations. ", Mr. Russell, the Vice-Principal for the last two years, is transferring to Brookside Secondary School in Cobourg. We will all miss these outstanding educators. -All brought a real concern ".for the education of their students and we wish tljem well in their future. They have all contributed to ;the education of their students in many ways and Will contribute in their new positions. ; Young Fundraisers Help Sick Kids' Hospital Two classrooms of primary and junior students participated in a fund-raiser for the Hospital for Sick Children during the past school year. The students in grades one, two, four, and five sold freezies during the morning recess. And profits from the project were donated to the Hospital for Sick Children. On Friday, June 21, the proceeds from the project were turned over to the school's principal, Ron Cameron, who will be making the donation to the hospital on behalf of the students. As the over-sized cheque indicates, the students raised $227.50 this year. 1st Vaper 2nd Gotten 3 f d Leather 4-th flowers 5 th Wood 6th Iron 7th Wool 8 th 'Bronze Qth Vottery 10th Tin Or show a bit more imagination. SÊÊÊÊËÈ THE DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY BAND. Tills year, tell her you'd marry her all over again. Hooper's Jewellers 39 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747