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Digging Out from Worst Storm in Decades gewa in* WÿRWSHaHBli I * The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, December 16,1992 11 i^ x MOD i&fe ■>, , am i. When they ran out of places to put all the snow, these clever shovellers did what a lot of other resourceful resourceful pick-up truck owners did. They piled the load in the back of the truck. After those frosty flakes finally stopped falling on Sunday, the only snow removal equipment to be had at one local hardware store was a solitary shovel. Beaver Lumber, in Bowmanville, was all but sold out of its entire inventory inventory of nearly 50 shovels over the weekend. All but one were scooped up by snowed-in residents Friday and Saturday. Canadian Tire reported that it had only one electric snowblower left and was entirely sold-out of the gas-powered variety. It was out of shovels and road salt too. But, store staff ' assured The Statesman that the big snowfall hasn't yet led to a sell-out in seasonal seasonal recreational items. Why not make the best of the big snowfall? Canadian Tire still has plenty of sleds, skates, skis, and hockey sticks in stock. Even those big winter storm clouds have silver linings. m A warm winter coat is a "must" on days like these, but, if you don't grow one naturally, like this poor pooch, you get a pal to make you one. VAN BELLE FLOWERS Traffic might have been slow-going on the highways last Friday, but on the slopes of the Bowman- f ville ravine, it was moving at full speed. Young winter enthusiasts wasted no time heading to the top of |w the hill for a breathtaking ride down on their sleds. It wasn't easy shovelling over, a foot and a half of wet snow, but everyone bent their backs to the task early Friday morning to keep the sidewalks way clear for pedestrians. pedestrians. THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO OUR YULETIDE CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE DEC. 9TH TO DEC. 19TH FREE Carnation To Every Customer FREE Carnation To Every Customer ji FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION RHALTOR .OfT . * *** Betty Smith PORT DARLINGTON ROAD, STEPS FROM THE BEACH, REDUCED TO $129,900. Upgraded 1500+ sq. ft., 3 bedroom bungalow on lovely 105 x 160 ft. lot. Extra big living room with fieldstone fireplace, separate dining room with walkout, large kitchen, main floor laundry, appliances. Betty Smith*, 623-6622 or 987-4661. mu Lucien Lambier** WELCOME HOME To this all brick bungalow, greenhouse kitchen and two walkouts to deck, 25' recreation room, ideal for entertaining. Asking $167,500. Call Lucien Lambier**, Assoc. Broker 623-6622 VAN BELLE FLOWERS DRASTIC REDUCTION-NOWONLY$139,900. 9 The owners want this attractive three bedroom brick sold!!! Features separate dining room, eat-in kitchen and gas furnace. Move in next week. Reduced to $139 900. Bob Craig*, 623-6622 or 263-8441. Oshawa north II24 Simcoe N. 728-5159 Whilby 4 corners 100 Dundas W. 668-1650 FRANK' REALTOR W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LIMITED Christmas SAVINGS! BOSCH 234 King Street East, Bowmanville Telephone 623-3393 Toronto Line 686-1035 m 16 ACRES-LANDSCAPED GARDENS 3 bedroom Century home. Newer windows windows and roof. 150 apple trees. Priced to sell $162,900. Newcastle. Charlie Reid*, 623-3$93 or 983-5914. PICTURESQUE 1.1 ACRE Absolutely gorgeous bungalow. Hardwood floors, finished basement. 3 bedrooms. Just listed at $186,900. Orono. Charlie Reid*, 623-3393 or 983-5914. SUPER DEAL-ORONO 4 appliances included. Spotless 3 bedroom, bedroom, family room, living room, dining room, eat-in kitchen. Hardwood floors, $119,900. Charlie Reid*, 623-3393 or 983-5914. VILLAGE LIVING EAST OF BOWMANVILLE 4 bedrooms, soparato dining room, main floor laundry, onsuito 4 pc. bathroom. bathroom. Control air and vacuum systems, systems, roar dock and foncod yard. 2 car gnrago, Asking $184,900, Banner Passant**, 623-3393 or 416-797-2819 NEW LISTING! 4 bedroom family home on 1 3/4 acre lot with largo barn. Town water, recent renovations. Asking $144,800. Must be seen. Newtonville. Banner Passant**, 623-3393 or 416-797-2819 or Tom Turner*, 623-3393 or 623-5510. LAND FOR A HOBBY FARM! 6 1/2 acres vacant land fronting on Hwy. #2 at Newtonville. Future development development potential. $129,900. Banner Passant**, 623-3393 or 416-797-2819 Over 30 Years Quality Real Estate Service 4 1/2" industrial grinder BOS1347A reg. 188.00 ea. 11995„ PRIVACY, PRIVACY, PRIVACY! 100 acres. Excellent 3 bedroom Century home. Good outbuilding, near proposed golf club. $339,900. Blackstock. Charlie Reid*, Sales Representative, 623-3393 or 983-5914. % Mechanics vises Piece no regular special REG 3-4" vise REG 3VSB-4"vise with swivel base REG 454-press drill vise REG 4-4 1/2"vise REG 5- 5"vise REG 6- 6"vise REC fi- R'Vise $79.95 $105.95 $34.70 $97.95 $144.95 $179.95 $344.95 $65.95 $86.95 $31.25 $79.95 $118.95 $147.95 $282.95 3 Blade Pocket Knife 70-9103 2.95 Heavy-duty lever type 214 Ton swAsoo 9Un Hydraulic Floor Jack rog,: 27"oa. 129.95 19 95 Jack BROWN' Josie D0XTATER'* Dave DURHAM' Iris FOWLER' Arleen HANDLEY' Joe JERONIMO' Charlene MCAULEY Banner PASSANT" Charlie REID' John SHEWCHUK' Doreen TILLS0N ' Tom TURNER' Ann VAN DYK* Nina VELTRI' Terry WITHERSPOON' ; 263-2623 623-9557 987-5722 . (705)932-2621 797-2306 623-6920 983-5639 (416)797-2819 983-5914 623-5927 432-4804 623-5510 623-4638 576-2629 983-8296 Pineridge Automotive Supply Ltd. 19 Silver Street Telephone 623-4461 UAP ASSOCIATE, Bowmanville