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> ) The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 8,1986 11 Skaters Do Well in Lindsay Competition Jennifer Carter will have a unique distinction at the Pine Ridge Figure Skating competition at Bowmanville Arena in February. The competitors will be wearing the special buttons she designed and is demonstrating in this photo. JOSIE DOXTATER Top Sales Representative with Ed van Realty Ltd. for 1985. Josie's hard work and professional service for her clients has led to her having the top sales volume for Edvan Realty Ltd. in 1985. Congratulations and best wishes for continued {success in v 1986. Josie may be. reached, at the office or at her residence, 623-9557. TYRONE Two members of Bowmanville Figure Skating Club did well at the recent 'Scugog Frolics' competition in Lindsay. Valerie Bush, right, came home with a gold medal and Tracey VanHoof won a silver. No doubt these two will be among the several hundred area skaters who will be looking for more medals at the Pine Ridge competitions here on Saturday, February 15th. ElisabethvilleHappenings Mr. qnd Mrs. Ross Beatty «held New-Years and had Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock, Steven and Shane; Mrs. Mary Trew; Mr onH Mrc If on Ttwsr REALTY LTD. BROKER 214 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-44451 Ajax-Toronto call 686-0477 JUST LISTED -- Newcastle home on large lot has 3 bedrooms, dining room and kitchen has walkout to deck. Many renovations. Detached garage. Asking $83,900. Call Iris Fowler tor an appointment. Agent of the Week BRENTON RICKARD Sales Representative EXCELLENT STARTER HOME - 45 x 133' lot In the village of Orono. Natural trim, 3 bedrooms, large deck. Only $69,900. Call Lucien Lambier, 623-4975. nonne □□□□L laDqqjgfg&piS! THE MANCHESTER - now under construction on a 55' court lot at Newcastle. 1 Vi baths, 3 bedrooms and walkout from future rec room. An excellent buy at'$93,900. CENTURY 2 STOREY HOME - greatly reduced to $69,900. Separate dining room, large living room, large 98 x 102'.'village lot. Call Wilma Entwlsle. KENDAL HILLS ONE ACRE - 4 bedroom solid bungalow. Reduced to $69,900. Call for details. ■ CENTURY BRICK PLUS 4 ACRES - Long private roadway leads to this Georgian inspired 5 bedroom home. Good barn and trout stream. Bob Cooper Residence 623-9261 623-9261 Asking $119,500. Call Wilma Entwlsle. 623-9557 Take |^X80 tage of our Wilma Entwlsle 786-2911 1-705-932-2621 623-3651 professional, courteous service. We have BUYERS. Now may be (he perfect time to consider selling your home. For a professional, professional, no obligation appraisal call one of the following agents: Lucien Lambier Brenton Rickard Donna Sokay Murray Paterson Ed Vanhaverbeke 623-4975 987-4822 797-2868 987-4628 ' 987-5079 dinner and Mark Peacock and Christine Allen;-Mr." arid Mrs. D. Powell and Donna for tea as well as the others. : Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson had Mrs. Dekoker; Mrs. Westheuser and girls; and George Smokum on Thursday. The seniors met as usual with about twenty attending the meeting. Mrs. Plooard made out the list for those who help with lunch. Congratulations are extended to Francie Toms and Mr. Woodward who were married Friday night and had a dinner and dance afterward at Bewdley Centre. Sympathies are extended to Mr. and Mrs. McMurray and family on the death of a granddaughter; granddaughter; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denis McMurray, Regina, who died from crib death. Mrs. Rose McMurray flew out for the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Trew had Mrs. M. Trew on the weekend. Church services were held as usual. There wasn't too big a crowd, about fifty. Mrs. Lynda King was with us. After the usual opening service the choir sang ain.ianthem. Mrs. king had a story' about the little boy who hadn't ^ any friends just his ants and bugs and a small turtle, they couldn't give him love so his sister got him a puppy and he was happy. We cannot live without love. The only announcement was the U.C.W. Unit II meeting on Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Ross Beatty's. Annual meetings are planned for the week of the 13th at the three charges. Mr. R. Smith and Greg Smith took up the offering. Mrs. Quantrill was at the door. Scriptures were read from Ephesians 1:3-6, the gospel scripture Luke 10:25-28. Mrs. King's topic was, "Creation - Centred Spiritualilty." In Paul's letter to the Ephesians he is concerned first of all with God's plan to bring all creation together, everything in heaven and on earth with Christ as head. A teacher of the law tried to trap Jesus by asking, "What must I do to receive eternal life?" Jesus Holiday Season Visitors Miss Grace Smith of Long Sault spent Christmas with Mrs. Hazel Smith, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephenson, and family, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Vaneyk and Emily spent Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Andy VanAltena, Andy and Jurgen, Clinton, Ont. Christmas callers with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibbs were Mr. and Mrs. George Gibbs, Shelley and Rod and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Alward and Barry, Mississauga, Mrs. Alward Sr., Gail and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thornett and Sharon, Minden, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burner and Jeff, Cleveland, Tennessee, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mortlock, Tommy and Joanne, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Janczyn and Jeff, Mrs. Meg Gibbs were holiday season visitors. Blain Vaneyk, Vancouver, B.C., spent Christmas week with the P. Vaneyk family. Mrs. May Hodgson, Marnwood House, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Mr. Stan Hodgson, Bowmanville attended the Yeo family gathering gathering at Haydon Hall on New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. P. Vaneyk called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell Yeo, Oshawa. A workshop, "Learning and Sharing", with Presidents, Vice-Presidents and Unit Leaders, or representatives of the above, will be held on asks him, "What does the scripture say? How do you interpret them?" The man answered, "Love the Lord your God with all your heart, strength and all your mind." Jesus said, "You are right. Do this and you will live." Coffee was served at the close, Mark Peacock reported a good time visiting England, Holland, and France during the holiday. The Peacock twins are back at Guelph for their next semester. Miss Christy Allen, Toronto, visited with Peacocks at New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Peacock had Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker and family, Young's Point, Friday for tea. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer were with Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill for tea Sunday. Mrs. Crombie and boys, were with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer at New Years. The boys stayed with Bryan Mercer till Friday. ■v Mrs. C. Mercfer visited Mrs.. Cantrill, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Campbell had visitors from Kitchener over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bond and a friend from the Yukon visited at Campbell's also. OBITUARY Monday, January 13, 1986, at Centennial United * Church, Oshawa, registration at 9:00 a.m. Euchre There were 1712 tables of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday evening, January 3,1986, with the following results: 1st John Broome, Harold Burgess, Gordon Beech, Anne Berry, Myrtle Gimblett, Betty Kuyer. Ladies low Ada Richards. Men's low Rob Robinson. 50-50 Draw Agnes Prescott, Dave Hall. Special Prizes Ruby Smith, Doreen Park, Gladys Potts. Twenty-one tables of euchre playing at the Old Tyrone Hall on January 6,1986 resulted in the following scores: Aleck Moffat 83, Gladys Slack 82, Harold Swain 80, Ruby Smilth 80, Annie Ross 79, Agnes Prescott 78, Edna Manns 43. Special Draws: Doreen Ferguson, Nancy Wright, Rob Robinson, Leonard Cain. The Byam family Christmas was held on December 26,1985 at the home of Ralph and Cecile Bowers. There were thirty five people for supper, and when two came later, a total of 37 enjoyed a wonderful Christmas reunion. The next Athletics meeting will be February 2 at 10 a.m. start. The board would like all members to be on time. ALEC EDWARD LYLE A well known and respected citizen of Bowmanville, Alec Edward Lyle, aged 69, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, on Saturday, December 28th, 1985. He had been in poor health for some time. Born and educated in Bowmanville, he was the son of George and Margaret Lyle. He was married April 27th, 1946, to Louise M. Sellers. An electrician all his life following his discharge from the army, he had been employed by Higgon Electric for 24 years retiring due to poor health. He was a member of St. Paul's United Church. He had resided at 14 Flett Street, Bowmanville. During World War II he served with "D" Company, Midland Regt., later joining theF.S.S.F. 4th Company, 2nd Regt. of the First Special Service Force "Renown" - Canadian and American Para- troop Division, serving overseas overseas in Italy, France, . Germany and England. Left to mourn his passing are his wife Louise, daughter Patti (Mrs, Gary Millson), sons John and daughter-in-law Heather, Paul and daughter- in-law Gail, six grandchildren, sisters Marion (Mrs. Reg Moynes), Edith (Mrs. Jack Bentley), Dorothy (Mrs, Roy Leverington), Lucy (Mrs. Sam Cole), Barbara (Mrs. Doug McKendrick), brothers Louis, John and Bill Lyle. He was predeceased by a sister Mary and a brother Tom. The Reverend E. Schamerhorn officiated at the funeral services held on Tuesday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home. Mrs. Lloyd Ayre presided at the 1 chapel organ. Honorary pallbearers were Ken Lavery, Brockville, and A1 Wilson, F.S.S.F. members, nephews Jack Hughes, Jim Jakes, Gord and Tommy Millson. Many beautiful floral tokens were received in his memory attesting to the esteem in which the deceased was held, from F.S.S.A. 4th Co. 2nd Regt., the Midland Regt. "D" Company, Branch 178 Royal Canadian Legion, the Town of Newcastle, Darlington Generating Station and Fire Fighters. Donations were made to the Durham Lung Association, Memorial Hospital, St. Paul's United Church, the Canadian Cancer Society, and the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. REALTOR -SSL. 623-442» SEAL ESTATE LIMITED 181 Church St. Bowmanville 623-4428 VALERIE ASTON Home H 623-4907 $23,900.00 FOR COTTAGE -- at BB Beach, Rice Lake. 2 bedroom cottage on back lot 80 x 200' with 2 accesses to lake. Pond, stream and circular drive. Only $3,000.00 down to vendor financing. BUILDING LOT -- right In village of Pontypool. 57 x 184 ft. backing onto scenic pond. All permits available. Asking $14,900.00 with $4,000.00 down to vendor financing. SPRUCE AND PINE TREES - cover this cottage lot on Lake Scugog at Scugog Point. Lot is 103 x 12V. 3 bedroom cottage needs work. Vendor financing. Asking $35,900.00. Valerie Aston 623-4907 Henry Eikens 983-5279 Lillian Smith 723-8805 Elsie Spencer 623-3259 $79,900.00 -- 3 bedroom bungalow close to schools and shopping in Oshawa. Aluminum fenced large backyard. Call for details. 53 ACRE LOT -- Newtonville area. Recreation property. Only $23,900.00 with $7,500.00 down. BUILDING ACREAGE -- This 25 acre parcel • would be ideal for your new horse farm. 12 miles N. of Bowmanville. Mostly clear. Asking $49,000.00 with vendor financing. Ann Van Dyk 623-4638 George Van Dyk 623-4638 Tony Vos 725-4680 Dirk Woudstra 623-1336 Thanks lor a great 1985 and looking forward to seeing you In 1986 1985 was an exceptional year lor Edvan Realty Ltd. and the Edvan agents. Their professional service and compelance resulted In u record average sales volume per agent. With the Foster Creek new homes and continuing good economic conditions, 1986 should be even better. If you are interested in buying or selling In the next year, call a professional at Edvan Realty Ltd, Thanks again and best wishes for 1986. Ed Vanhavprbeke, F.R.I., C.M.R. Broker 1MW REAL ESTATE Family Tmit Corporation Realtor 1 King «lW,lowm*mm«, Lie INI ANNOUNCEMENT $1,500,000 "Senior Million Dollar Club" JANE SCOTT Pat Hurley, Manager, and the sale's team of Family Trust, Bowmanville would like to congratulate Jane Scoff for attaining her "Senior Million Dollar Club" status for 1985. Jane Is a valuable representative of the Bowmanville Office, consistently attaining our monthly Sales' Achievement. She would like to extend her appreciation and thanks to all her friends and past clients who have made her achievement possible, For conscientious, professional real estate service, call Jane at 623-6622 or 623-4273. 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