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WELL DRILLING. Cathmar Well Drilling Ltd., Pontypool. Phone 705-277-2504. il if WATER Wells bored, 30 Ward's Well Boring.* phone 342-2030. Repres five Harry L. Wade, phone987 4531. WATER wells bored ori ed. Canada Drilling Com Phone Oshawa 576-6004 presentative Harry L. Newcastle 987 4531. S. POLS MASON Bricks, Blocks, Stone Chimneys & Fireplac Phone 263-8035 INSULATION, blowing thod with rock wool,v manship guaranteed, fr timates, Sealdaire insul Phone 742-0272. Repres tive Harry L. Wade. P 987:4531. BI LL'S GLASS and MIRRORS L 7 Division St.,- Phone 623 Bowmanville, Ontari Sheet and Float Glas Sealed Units - Storm Win Store Fronts - Float Mirr Patterned and Colored G and Glazing " tile. Tele- senta. Tele- 16-tf drill- BOB and F RANK STAPLETON AUCTIONE E RS Specializing in alI types of SALES and ESTATES Phone Newcastle 987-4767' or Newtonville 786-2953 16-tf pany. WEEKLY Re- Livestock Sales Wade, 22-tf at Durham County Sales Arena Orono-Every Thurs., 7:30 p.m. Selling Horses, IRY Cattle, Swine, Calves, Sheep, etc. Wm. Mosley, Auctioneer e, and Proprietor. Phone 6234685 es or 983-9363, Orono. 20 f 5 SPECIAL DAIRY SALE 50 HEAD , 464x EVERYWEDNESDAY 8:00 P.M. me Consignment sale of a large work- selection of registered and ee es- grade springers, fresh cows ation. and heifers. Export buyers on senta- hand. Aicacatv e iarecke Phone by a local veerinarian for 38-tf pregnancy and milking sound ness., LTD. 3-5187 io s dows rors lass 171tf Refrigeration and Appliance Service Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration - Milk Coolers Phone BERTSYER Days -623-5774 Nights - 623-3177 Lander Hardware and ELECTRIC 1-tf Dave's Plumbing, Heating and Electrical COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIALand RESIDENTIAL F R E E ESTIMATES R. R.1 Orono 786-2471 33-ff BOB BEERS 137 ELGIN STREET Plumbing - Heating Pressure Systems New Work and Repairs Service and Esti mates Call 623-2641 33-tf If your well or cistern is dry calt us for guaranteed, potable drinking water for delivery. Fast Efficient Service AACKERMAN WATER SERVICE 623-5263 43-4 A L. G. OS BORNE Carpet - Upholstery Professionally Cleaned< FREE ESTIMATES Phone 623-2002 BOWMANVILLE' 31-tf JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS- FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONEHAPO 263-2151 Mail Address: P.O. Box 43 - Bowmanville 30-tf VINCE MOORE (Cymru Decor) Paperhanging - Painting Ca rpentry HOUSE RENOVATING 247 Liberty N., Bowmanville 623-3568 26-fi M& L BUILDING CARPENTRY RENOVATING - PAINTING TILE FLOORING ALUMINUM SIDING CONCRETE WORK FENCING - REC. ROOMS Phone 623-219644-8x Geddes Electric Renovations - Alterations Rec. Rooms Rewiring Older Hpmes New Homes - Free Estimates PHONE 623-2398 44-2x DARLINGTON MAbONR Y Brick, Block, Stone CHIMNEYS& FIREPLACES CHIMNEY CLEANING Phone 623-2176 45-ff RESU LTS COU NT! MULTIPLE LISTING SERIE Oshawa & District Real Estate Board STEVE LIPTAY Auctioneer 263-2117 We Invite You to Attend an AUCTION SALE At THE GUILD HALL EAST& CENTRE HOLIDAY INN BLOOR ST., OSHAWA Thursday, Nov. 15 At 7 P.M. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLE ITEMS Sale will include: Brass Bed, Figurines, China Cab- net, Small Tables, Balloon Back Chairs, Brass Candle- sticks, Oil Paintings, Crocks, Goblets, Nestinq Tables, China Jardiniere on Matching- stand, Oul Lamps, Marble Top Wash Stand, Wash Bowl and Pitcher, Clocks, Bolster End Empire Settee, Rocking Chairs, Old Bottues, Blue Insulators, China Mantel Clock with Matching Vases, Brass Pie Rack, Signed (s) Stueben Shade, Fine Glass and China, Chairs, Fine Old Silverware, Many unlisted items, open for viewing 5 p.m. ta 7 p.m. day of sale. Faliormnation Cnact - Centra îAuction Co., Ltd. 166 Main St., Brighton (613) 475-1735 DON'T MISS OUR FINE ANTIQUE AUCTION IN PORT HOPE MON. DEC. 3 IN CONJUNCTION WITH OLD TYME CHRISTMAS. 46-1 Grist Mill Auction Barn Newtonville SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 1:00 P.M. Round oak table (Pedestal), 6 matching chairs, buffets, china cabinet, hall tables, double bed (old), several rockers, child's rockers and chairs, arm chairs, press back and pine chairs, or gan stool, crocks, churns, sealers, coal oil lamps, small what not, brass top bed, sewing baskets, small box stove, Quebec heaters, Coleman floor fur- nace, fridge, stove, kitchen set, chesterfield suite, coffee tables, piano (goodu, platform rocker, lawn swing, fire ex- tinguishers, 283 V-8 engine, bicycles, snow-summer tires an d wheels, hardware items, tools, plus many other items and several antiques, also deep freeze, wringer washer, auto. dryer, washer-spin dry- er. NOTE: Check the Date and Time. TERMS: Cash AUCTIONEERS: Stapleton Bras. 786-2244. 46-1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Auction Sale of farm stock, implements, hay, harness racing equipment, large qu. of furniture and antiques. The property of Ganton Clarke, lot 5 Con. 3, South Monoghan Twp. 2 miles north of Bailie- boro, 12 miles east or, 6 miles isouth of Kawartha Downs Raceway on Hwy. 28, 11/ miles east of South Monoghan. 2 Hereford cows calves by side (approx. 450 ibs.) Ford tractor Ferguson plow and cultivator, set of flexible harrows, pion- eer chain saw, cement mixer and motor, 2 power lawn mowers, qu. of small articles, 400 bales of first cut hay, 150 bales ofsecond cut. Set of good race harness, 6 good harness bags, knee boots, lines, plastic fenders, harness box, feed box, head poles, bandages etc. Cook stove, G.E. refrigerator (2 door) just 4 yrs. old. Viking deep freeze (4 yrs.) Antique rocking chair, 9 p c. oak diningroom suite, with match- ing end tables, G. E. television, chesterfield, 2 gingerbread clocks, 2 antique canes, silver, sugar spooner, 11 flo-blue dinner plates, flo-blue platter, antique dishes, moustache cup, Jardiniere, four cushion chesterfield and chair, anti- que wash stands and dressers, press back chairs, beds, antique picture frames, pine chests, Antique chest of draw- ers, 2 violins with cases, large qu. of other furniture. Farm sold ýfYMiscasM, sale at 12 noon sharp. Reg Johnson, Auctioneer. Phone (705) 357- 3270, Gerald Graham, Clerk. 45-2 Special Community Auction Sale to be held at Stirtevant's Auction Hall, 27 Hall St., Oshawa, on Thurs. Nov. 15 at 6 p.m. Modern and antique furniture. List not available at time of advertisement. All furniture welcome. Salesroom open every evening, Monday to Friday, from 7 - 9 p.m. Sale every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. Myles King, Auction- eer and Cartage, 725 5751 or 723-0501. 46-1 Auction Sale Sat. Nov. 17, 1:15 p.m. at Saveon Products Warehouse on Hwy. 28 in the village of Bewdley, consisting of chest of drawers, wash- stands, tables, chairs, oil lamps, glassware, dishes, books, picture frames, car- pets, electrical appliances, quantity of new articles and other items still being con- signed. Roger Bannister, Auc- tioneer. 46-1 Auction Sale at Pethick's Auction Barn' Haydon, one mile east of Enniskillen, on Sat. evening, November 17. Large quantity of furniture and things. Selling at 7 p.m. with no resérve. Cliff Pethick, Auctioneer. 46-1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Livestock, Implements, Hay, Grain, the property of Everald Toole, Lot 4, Conc. 13, Manvers, Janetville (turn west at Janetville store on dead end road). Including 4 cows, 2 heifers, 5 shorthorn calves (approx. 450) 3 calves, 3 sows bred Aug., sow and 11 pigs. Int. Baler (real good) full line of implements, hay and grain, see bIls for list. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 P.M. Auctioneers: Ted Spencely, Bethany 277-2989; Grant Werry, Hampton, 2632603. 45-2 URGENTLY REQUIRED!! We have cash buyers for homes in the Bowmanville area. Perhaps your home' would bring top dollar? We'll be pleased to appraise it for you and help you locate the "home of your dreams". For friendly efficient sale of your home Call P. & R. Realty Company, Realtor, Bennett Rd. and No. 2 Hwy. Bowman- vile-623-2330. -42tf RealEstt Or ae (~ASHNDER &CO REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS DEVELOPERS We buy real estate for cash No Commission Involved Direct purchase from owners Direct sales to puchasers Commercial, Industrial, Residentiai Properties and Businesses Serving Ontario, Durham and Northumberland Counties We lease houses and after 3 years all rent applied to down payment of the pur- chase of the house. 6 2 3 - 2 3 4 1 14 Division St. (P.O. Box 3) BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO clip and save ad- 46 1 REAALTlIU 30 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-4403 $38,900 Bungalow Immediate possession, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, broadloomed throughout, electric heat, basement suit- able for rec room, fenced yard, paved driveway, 84 percent financing. Orono Brick bungalow only 4 years old, 2 bedrooms, family kitc- hen, office, walk-out base- ment, wel treed lot, close to town. Oniy $29,900.00. Super Semi Back-split, 4 bedrooms, se- parate dining room, 2 baths, finished rec room, lots of broadloom, walk-out base- ment, large lot, quiet court. Asking $40,000. Don't miss this home! Mini-Farm This one has everything, 10 acres partly treed, everflow- ing trouf stream, pond, 4 bedrooms, brick and stone bungalow, only 5 years old, separate dining room, broad- loomed throughout, electric heat, Hampton area. Asking only $75,000 with reasonable down payment. Owner selling for health reasons. David Allison 987-4867 Elfriede Jost - 263-2032 Melville Dale - 623-5638 Ed Drumm - 725-9345 Kathleen Twaites - 723-2008 Peter Chopee - 725-1846 Valerie Brear - 668-8353 Peggy Gray - 576-3889 Pamela Carr - 728-3734 Reg Aker - 725-0201 Wm. McFeeters - 725-1726 "ESTABLISHED 1936" 46-1 'RQ Est Fo . I. s PONTYPOOL-building lot, Ra FOR SALE cheap for cash. Phone (705) 277 2715.46-xLB ER rti2ý3 76 4 lGeorge Blyleven LD 137 King St. E., Bowmanville REALTOR STARTER HOME Ontario Phone 623-5300 With only $200.00 down pay- 623-7694 - 623 7661 REALTOR JUST REDUCED, immacu- late 3 bedroom bungalow with broadioom, finished rec room, nice lot, closeto schôoIs and shopping, vendor has purcha- sed a property and s anxious, asking $34,900. 1 ACRE of land with mobile home, plus building permit available if you would like to build your home amongst this country setting with 45 apple and pear trees. Mary Smith, Newtonville - 786-2283 Elsie Spencer - 623-3259 Marie Berril 728-7661 Ursula Passant 576-4547 Banner Passant - 623-3258 Rolly Spencer 623-7694 234 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3393 Kendal Hills 40 acres, fantastic view. Building site in grove of 50' Pine trees. , 675 feet road frontage. Building permit available. Asking $39,900.00. Make an offer, cail Roy Foster. Large Building Lot - Newcastle Situated in south part of Newcastle near school. This lot which is 96 x 132 is well treed. Asking only $14,500.00. Call Charlie Reid. Trout Pond - Manvers Twp. 34 acre trout pond on 25 acres of nicely wooded land. Property has ideal site for series of ponds or small lake. You and your sportsman friends should investigate im- mediately. Priced at $46,000.00 Cail Pat Yeo for appointment ta view. Sturgeon Lake 200 scenic acres. Situated with frontage on a paved road and water access to Sturgeon Lake. ideal for recreational activities. Priced af $57,500.00. Good terms. Call Pal Yeo. Newtonville 48 acres, rolling and scenic, small stream and bush. Ask- ing $35,000.00 with terms. Cali Bill Turansky. Orono Area - Country Living Low taxes, oniy $350.00 on this 3 bedroom brick home on a large lot 72 x 238. Asking r41,900.00. Please cail Kay Brown for an inspection. Take Possession Before Christmas, Carefree aluminum siding on this 4 bedroom 12 storey home in Newcastle. Taxes are only $165.00 and all rooms are tastefully panelled. Owners transferred. Priced right at only $31,900.00. Please call Kay Brown. Country Livinci 31/2 year oid home on large lot in Newtonville. 4 bed- rooms, 2 kitchens, recreation room and attached garage. Asking only $41,900.00. Please call Kay Brown. Duplex -Bowmanville Live rent free and own this three year old property, located in new subdivision. Beautiful condition. Only $42,000.00 with good terms. Bowmanville Trim neat bungalow, 6 rooms, electric heated, finish- ed recreation room. Don't be sorry you missed this one. Priced at $38,500.00. Terms. Call now, Pat Yeo. Columbus Area Handymans speciai an a ioveiy treed lot, 1.65 acres. This brick home needs a little tender loving care, but has much potential. Asking only $40,000.00. Try an offer. Call Kay Brown. Newcastle 2 year old, 3 bedroom bungalow, walkout basement partly finished. Lovely land- scaped lot. Asking $39,900.00. Call Bill Turansky. Manvers Township Country home on 1 acre. 6 room 1½ storey aluminum sided. West of Hwy. No. 35. Asking $45,500.00. Call Bill Turansky. Orono Good home in Orono. 2 bedrooms, separate dining room, full basement, rec, room. Asking $29,900.00. Terms. Call Roy Foster. Are You Considering a MOVE or TRANSFER? We are equipped to handle your home needs anywhere in Canada and U.S.A. Coast 4o Coast Real Estate Service After 9:00 P.M. Call: Kay Brown - 623-3150 Charlie Reid - Orono 983-5914 Roy Foster - Orono 983-5801 Bill Turansky - Orono 983-5420 Bill Sutherland - 623-3102 PhyllisMcRobbie - 623-7159 Bill Baird - Tor. 694-4983 Audrey Plain - 62-;563 Norm Wetherup - 723-4809 Pat Yeo - 623-3077 Dane Found - 623-3965 46-1 XMAS BY THE FIRE You can be nestled by the fire- place in this 4 bedroom bungalow in time for Christ- mas. Situated on an acre of land, this house has a large family room, two full wash- rooms, broadloom, stove and refrigerator.rGive your family a house for Christmas by calling us tonight. EAST BEACH, BOWMANVI LLE Large bungalow on two acres with frontage on the lake. Large raspberry garden, gar- den shed, and floor-fo-ceiling fireplace in the livingroom. Very comfortable living at a very reasonable price. Im- mediate possession. After hours call: Joanne Hornigold - 623-7866 46-1 Peter Kowal, Jr. REALTOR GENERAL INSURANCE 52 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone623 2453 REALTOR GENE RAL INSURANCE 52 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2453 MOVE RIGHT IN, this brand new three bedroom bungalow, features electric heating, fireplace in living- room, labour saving kitchen, and good dining area. Floors carpe d and tiied,0attached garage, asking $43,000. NEW two storoy brick, electric hea, hre bedroms, one and one half baths, a good buv at $37,500. PLENTY of space on this large lot 200' x 200'. This home is less than ten years old, is located outside of town, has seven rooms and bath plus partially finished rec room. Be sure to see this one. LET us show you this charming family sized home on wel landscaped lot, car- peted livingroom and dining area, spacious kitchen, three bodnoams, full basemont, ail heat. Asking $45,000. After Hours: G. Beech 623-5265 J. Barton 623-3098 P. Kowal Jr. - 623-5868 46-1 KENDAL On Thursday afternoon Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs.A.Low, Mrs. M. Manders, Mrs. R. Elliott and Miss Catharine Stewart were in Solina to attend the West Durham District Fun Fair. Members from each Institute contribut- ed toward the program, lucky prize draws, and the lunch. A pleasant afternoon was enjay- ed by al. On Friday evenin Kendal Orangemen held the irst card party of the season. The ollowing were the prize winners, Lady's High - Mrs. W. Lowery, Lady's Low - Mrs. Pearl Clark. The Gent's high was a tie between R. L. Hoy and Raymond Bruce. The tie was braken by the drawing of ment and your own buildimg lot you can be living in a new Beaver Home of your own this summer. The low, low mort- gages on many Beaver Homes carries for less than most rent payments and offers you future equity. Overall cost too, is often thousands of dollars less because of Beaver's factory precision building me- thods and volume puchasing power in the building mat- erials industry. So if you're fed up with making costly repairs to your present home ... or if you're shopping for a newer home or have outgrown khe place you're renting . . . make yaur move ta a new Beaver Home. You'Il be glad you did. Phone RAY NORTH EY 62 Stevenson Rd. N. - Oshawa 723-3558 40-tf ANNOUNCr FM -r REALTOR Phone 623-5300 HIGHWAY 28, two miles south of Bewdley and Rice Lake new 1200 sq. feet 6 room brick bungalow, electric heat- ing system. Lot size 100 x 250 feet. Priced at $31,900. 46-1 REALTOR 623-2503 MILLBROOK- 112 storey 3 bedroom home on lot 91 x 114, has had considerable reno' vations. Good starter home, asking $19,900. MILLBROOK - 2 new split level houses with attached garages, 3 bedrooms and large lots, now being com- pleted, asking $35,000. NEWCASTLE - five yr. old 4 bedroom executive type home, 2 full baths, air conditioning throughout, hea- ted garage and many extras, call to see this one. BOWMANVILLE - building lot in south end area, 50 x 125 asking $16,500. ORONO - variety and snack bar business, goad potential, price includes building, equip- ment and stock, asking $40,000 lerms. NEWTONVILLE AREA 3 bedroom bungalow with at- tached heated garage on lot 100 x 200, asking $38,900. Lloyd Atchison - 705-932-2770 Allan Rout - 725-0353 Edwin Jeans 623-7152 Mac McDonald 623-3911 WiIf Hawke 983-5274 Helen McDona d 623-3911 46-1 8EALTOR W. G. Dallas Real Estate Limited is pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Joanne Hornigold as Sales Representative for the Bow- manville and Oshawa area. Joanne is well qualified to assist you in all aspects of youn Real Estate roquiro- monts. Give hor a cal at the office 725-3561 on aI hon home 623-7866, if you need Real Estate assistance in buying, selling or exchanging. 46-1 the highest card when Mr. Bruce won. Gent's low - Wayne Lowery. The 50-50 draw was also won by Wayne Lowery. The next card party is in two weeks time. There have been several bazaars in the surrounding area iateiy. Shiloh beld a successfui one on Wednesday afternoon. Kendal U.C.W. held theirs on Saturday. The tables were laden with articles for. sale after which tea was, served. There was a good. crowd and the U.C.W. ladies wish to thank all who helped to make the bazaar a good success. On Saturday evening Kend- al Recreational Cmmittee held a dancenin Newcastle Communtiy Hall. The music was exceptionaliy good and the hall was filled. During the evening Mr. Carl Langstaff was Master of Ceremonies for the drawing of lucky tickets assisted by Mrs. Brian Foster and Mrs. Geo. Mercer. There were six or seven prizes won. A lunch was served cafeteria style. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed b y'al present. Sund morning Rev. T. grove spoke on the Re- membrance Day theme. Can Christians have Peace? Re- ferring to the wars and peace treaties throughout Christian nations. On Thursday evening, Nov. 8th, the members of the Maple Grove United Church Session and their wives along with the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. David Harris entertained over fifty senior citizens of the area. A delicious turkey supper was prepared and served to the most appreciative guests of honor. During the evening the Rev. and Mrs. Harris showed very interesting slides and gave a commentary on their early life in the mission fields in Saskatchewan when Mr. Harris was a student minister. A sing song was also much enjoyed by everyorie. Dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Morton on Satur- day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Osborne, Mrs. Clare Allin, Bowmanville, Dr. John T. Allin and Miss Robyn Binns, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morton and family, Base Line. The occasion being Reta and Earl's forty-fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Alan Snowden was a Sunday dinner guest of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goodmurphy and family, Orono. Mr. Bert Tamblyn, formerly of Cambray, is now residing with his son and daughter-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tamblyn and family. Mrs. Robert Storey, North- brook spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and family. Mrs. Lelia Leavell, Colling- wood is visiting her daughter Mrs. Gordon Besse. Sorry to report that Mr. Besse is a patient in Oshawa General Hospital. Our best wishes go to him. Mr. and Mrs. Manford Goodmurphy spent the week- end with relatives in Thessa- Ion. Miss Alma Stevens, Toronto and Mrs. Stephen Jeffery, Bowmanville were Wed. dinn- er guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Swallow. Mrs. J. Arthur Lovell, Dexter, Michigan is spending a while with her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Martin. Mrs. Robert Storey, North- brook, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and Beverley were Wed. evening visitors with Mrs. Nora Hornick, Oshawa. Mrs. Ethel Goodmurphy is visiting with ber sons Mr. and Mrs. Len Goodmurphy and Mr. and Mrs. Manford Good- murphy and families. On Sunday morning the Rev. David Harris B. Th. gave a special Remembrance Day sermon and the choir render ed a suitable anthem during the Maple Grove Unitec Church service. On Sunday evening at 7.3C p.m. a song service was enjoyed with Mr. Peter Voss and his electric accordian playing for the singing and he also favoled with severa solos. The members of the choir with their organist Mrs, wm. Laira aiso added to the program for the evening and the Rev. Mr. Harris gave the origin of some of the hymns and a little about the writer of these hymns where possible, "How Great Thou Art", "The Church in the Wildwood" "The Old Rugged Cross", "Amazing Grace", and "Since Jesus Came Into My Heart" are only a few of the hymns that we all enjoyed singing together. Mrs. Gary Eyman and Stephen, Raglan celebrated her birthday with her mother Mrs.Gordon Besse and grand- mother Mrs. Lelia Leavell. Mr. Tom VanCamp and Miss Jeanette Henderson Ott- awa were weekend guests of Tom's parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam VanCamp and family. On Sunday fordinnerMr. and Mrs. Neil Brownell and family entertained in honor of Mrs. Roy VanCamps birth- day. Mr. and Mrs. Sam VanCamp and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hynes, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry McDonald, Bow- manville, Mr. Tom VanCamp and Miss Jeanette Henderson, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Snowden, Bowmanville. Many happy returns to Mrs. VanCamp. On Thursday Mrs. Roy VanCamp accompanied ber brother M r. Lloyd Snowden to call at the Morris Funeral Chapel ta pay their respects to the late Mr. John Doive of Burlington. Other members of our community also called at the funeral chapel. Mr. Delve was a son of the late Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Doive who were residents of Ebenezer comm- unity when the late Mr. Delve was minister of the Ebenezer and Ma ple Grove circuit in 1918 and into the 1920's. Honor Senior Citizens • OnTursday evening, Novem ber 8th, about 40 Senior Citizens gathered in the Chr- istian Education ail for a delicious turkey dinner, guests of the Eiders of Maple Grove United Church. The Hall and tables were decorat. ed with gold and bronze mums from the garden of Mr. and Mrs. Sam VanCamp. A carna- tion corsage was pinned on each lady and a boutonaire on the gentlemen, a thoughtful gift from Lloyd Metcalf, a former resident. Colin Soulter, on behalf of the elders, welcomed the guests. Rev. D. harris intro- duced the Elders and their wives who had arranged, prepared and served the dinner. Mr. Harris led in a sing song with Mrs. Wm. Laird at the piano, while the tables were being cleared and removed. Mrs. L. C. Snowden thanked the elders on behalf of the guests for the dinner and the opportunity to visit and recall past memories. Rev. and Mrs. harris show- ed slides of their first Mission Charge in South Saskatche- wan near the Montana border. These were enjoyed both by those who have travelled west and those who have never seen the prairie country with its large grain fields and immen- se equipment for harvesting, the oil drilling operation, as well as the disaster to crops caused by hail .and the mud encountered by Mr. Harris in performing his pastoral dut- les. Mr. Lawrence White thank ed Mr., and Mrs. Harris for sharing their memories in picturewith us. The Senior Citizens are grateful to all responsible for a lovely even- ng. 4-H Club News The Maple Grove 4-H Enter- tainers held a buffet supper at their last meeting. The presi- dent Marian Vandergaast wel- comed the visitors and memb- ers and invited everyone to partake in a delicious meal prepared by all the girls. The table was enhanced by a beautiful flower arrangement by Rose Vandergaast. After the first course the girls lit candles on a heart-- shaped cake and everyone sang "Happy Birthday" to our treasurer, Lorraine Cullen. Then we all enjoyed several deserts and the tables were cleared. Marian opened the meeting by asking Chris Stiver to give a talt on our extubit for Achievement Day, "A Table Set for Two". The roll call "What Ihave gained from this project" was well answered. One answer was "two pounds". The girls were reminded to hand in their record books and hostess reference files totheir leaders by Thursday Nov. 15. Mrs. Vandergaast conducted two games which the girls thor- oughly enjoyed. Mrs. Prescott read an article "A Girl's-Eye View of Love". Then of course there was cleaning up with every girl doing ber part. The girls are to be at the church at 8.30 a.m. on Saturday Nov. 24 to go to Clarke High School for Ach- ievement Day. Visitors are welcome to the afternoon programme at 1 p.m. ta see what the girls have accompiished. HAYDON Mr. E. R. Thompson, Mrs. F. A. Osmond, Bowmanville, Mr. R. D. Thompson, A. Brown, Hampton visited Mrs. Alice Thompson. Mrs. Grant Thompson, and son Jeff, Bowmanville, were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Thom- pson's. Mrs. Lloyd Ashton spent a few days with Mrs. Walter Murray, Toronto and attended the Winter Fair. Mrs. Lloyd Ashton, and Mrs. Walter Murray, were dinner guests of Mrs. Gordon Werry, Mrs. McKinnon and Miss L. McKinnon, on Saturday. Mrs. A. Thompson was an overnight visitor of ber daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Osmond, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon were guests at the Kirk Murray wedding in Hampton Church on Saturday witb the reception at the Flying Dutch- man, Bowmanville. Club 21 met at the Centre on Wednesday evening with Group 2 in charge. Mrs. W. Blackburn, Mrs. R. Ashton, Mrs. Millson, Mrs. A. Garr- ard. Mrs. Millson took the chair and opened the meeting with the Devotional and pray- er Mrs. Ross Ashton kept us on aur toes by puttmng spring clothespins on aur clothes. Crossed legs meant you lose them. The remainder of the evening was spent in business matters. Acup' of tea and a social chat enjoyed, meeting adjourned. On Hallowe'en night~ the children with their boxes collected $37.87 for UNICEF. A miscellaneous shower, for Kathy Rahm a bride of this month, was held at the Community Centre, on Satur- day night. Theau ngi Aduits Group, Sunday eveningn Mr. and Mrs Iarry Degeer and boys, Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mason, Scarborougb, Mr. W. Mason, Miss Alice Jones, Kingston, were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones and family. Mr. and Mrs. Len Falls, Kendal, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blackburn and Susan, Orono, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackburn, and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Blackburn and Wendy, Whitby spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackburn and fam- ily. MAPLE GROVE NEWS Stafford Bro thers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundas St. E. - hnttby Phone Whitby 668-3552 E ý -1 - @ý ý 1 ý 1 F ý - . , - a , Susan Slemon, spent Satur- day night with Lori Ann Garrard. Fred Slemon, spent Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor, Enniskillen. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon called on Mrs. White, and Miss Nancy Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Slemon, Hampton, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dud- ley and Neil, Burlington, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. A. Read. Mrs. A. Read, and fanily, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon iDudley, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Read, Rob, and Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and Andrew, ha Sunday dinner at the Rock Haven Motel, Peterborough. The occassion Mrs. A. Read's irthday. Congratulations. Many Participate In Wreath Layiig During the annual Remem- brance Service here on Satur- day morning, many wreaths were placed at the base of the cenotaph by organizations and individuals. Those taking part and the organizations they represented were as follows: Province of Ontario - Alex Carruthers M.P.P., Br. 178 Royal Canadian Legion - Robert McChesney, Dominion Command Vice President Ed. Majer, Br. 178 President, Br. 178 Ladies Auxiliary - Mrs, Rena Bathgate, Com. Irene Whitney, Town of Bowman- ville - Mayor Ivan Hobbs, Midland Regiment - Mrs. J C. Gamey, wife of the late Col. J. C. Gamey assisted by Rae Abernethy, Kinsmen Club of Bowmanville - Art Hooper, Rotary Club of Bowmanville - Harry Cooke, Rotary Presi- dent, Kiwanis Club - Ernie Perfect, K-40 Club - Al Poulter, President, Bowman- ville Lions Club - Ed Lesie Knox Christian School - Bill Dykstra and Ed. Oedema, Bowmanville High School - Alan Clarke, Liquor Control Board of Ontario - Ed. Majer Knights of Columbus - Gerale Power, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company - Harry Cooke, Loc. 189 Uited Rubber Workers - Art Etcher, Bank of Montreal - Rae Abernethy, Royal Bank of Canada - Art Sheehan, Toronto Dominion Bank - Jim Fair, Specialty Paper Products - Ab, MYavr, Honeyw'l Controir Doug. Walton, Hollingshea -- ada Jack Knight, -lolmèr Family Michael Roberts, Hooper Family - Art Hooper, Rundle Family - Ed. Rundle, Kennedy Family - Mrs. J. MN Kennedy, Pine Ridge School - Bill Hayman. SALEM Best wishes for a speedy recovery go to Mr.Lloyd Rjchards who is a patient in Oshawa Hospital following a hip operation. Also to Mrs Farewell Blackburn who is also a patient in Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Black- burn, Gordon and Jennifer, Oxford Station spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. F. Blackburn and Mr. & Mrs. John Kinghorn, Zion- Mr. Glen Blackburn was attending a convention in Toronto on Thdrsday an<l Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Buttery spent the weekend with hfer sister, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lockhart, Niagara Falis, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Lesie Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Don Welsh, Tracey, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Welsh and Laurel Bowmanville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrî Ron Welsh, Belleville. Sympathy is extended to the family of Mr. Wm Moffatt, Orono. The Moffats werd frequent visitors in our corn unity in the past years St. Joseph's High Triple Jim Fair............._723 Marlon Vanstone62 IHigh Single Art Reynolds.......289. Marion Wiseman.....26& Games 230 and Over Art Reynolds 289, Jim Fair-. 252, Allan McLean 253, Mariod Vanstone 266, Pat Wallser 251~ Team Standings' No. 1......25729 24' No. 2......26588 347 No. 3......26829 41~ No. 4......26668 36 No. 5......25770 22 No. 6......25694 28 No.7......27861 5f No. 8......27374 47 FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS AND MARKERS uaranteof prmanenes. 0F STAFFORD BROS. LTD. Authorized Dealer Target Realty Limited is pleased to announce the ap- pointment of Wayne Hancock tooursales staff. Mr. Hancock has recentl y completed ail the ne quirod ed ufcaion courses ta enter the neai ostate profes- sion. Wayne would like ta invite his many friends and acquaintances to call him for a complete and competent reai estate service at Target Reailty Limited, Realtor, 35 King Street, West, Oshawa, 576-2500. 46-1 Appointment