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SSIFIE ..... DEADLINE FOR- CLASSUFIED Tues., 4:30 p.m. e. £ SNTE VANSTONE, M'yrfie Irene- Passed away at the Princess Margaret Hospital, on Tues- day, December,4, 1973, Myrtie lrene Corner wife of the late Byron Samuel Vanstone, mother of Mrs. R. S. Stuart (Mary), and, Mrs. Dorothy Stellings. Resfing af the Ogden Funeral Home, 4164 Sheppard Ave. E. Agincourt (near Midland Ave.) for service in the chapel on Friday at 2 p.m. Cremation. In lieu of f lowers donations fo the Canadian Cancer' Society wioulýd be appreciated. 49-1 SEEDS SWAIN Seed Cleaners will be open on Wednesdays f111 Jan. 16th, or by a ppoi ntment. SmaI11 seeds must be in by Jan. 16. Now taking Spring Seed or- ders Phone 986-4331. 49-4 Roýom and Board or furnish- ed roomr with cooking facilifies for wvorking woman in Bow- manilý,ile area. Phone 623-7042. 49-1ix WOO,,"ýD Stove -wîiI pick, Up. 987-710.49-1 USED Furniture and A ppli- ances. Paddy's Market , Ham- pton 263-2241. 26-tf TV Tower with rotor and colour head. Phone 623-7470. 49-1 DEAD STCK SERVICE af MA RGW'IýL LFPU R FA RM under new management anci ownership. We'appreciate à callfi rmyou when necessary. Call1 coll1ecf 26J 2721 Lic. No. 416C73 R.R. 5, Bowmanville, Ontario RW.BOWERING LTD. 3 F AlE Miniaf:,Ure 1black dEshu ppies, purebred blo~ une, f paprs.$35 49-1 x DOG Ma ,.-enfs per lb., f ree dlier Dg-caf board- ng frm$ alRegistered Afghans ndSayksOrono 1983_ý-9385 49-4 INSLATONbowing me- t hod wfhrock wool, work- m cnh .pgjarar)teed, free es- fimrates., Sealdaire insulafion. Phonýie 742 0272. Representa- tive Haýrr L. Wade. Phone 987 431. 38tf WATER Wll bored, 30" file. Wards Wll oring. T ele- phoe 32 230.Represenfa- tive ar î . VWade, Tele- ~hon98 5 3116 tf WATER wvels boredi or drill- ed. Canada Driiling Company. Phone Osha,,wa 576-6004. Re- presentatïve Harry L. Wade, New,,castle 987-4531. 22-tf Mountjoy Backhoe Service Tre nches - Drains Fouýndafion s and Sepfic Tanks Dug and Backfilled G RAV EL 1IV AN MO0U NT JO0Y BIa7,cksI1-ock 986-4737 49-1 VNCE MOO RE CARPE NTRY House Renovafing Paper Hanginq - Paint 247 ib crty N., Bowmanvil 623-3568 SupIerior AluminL Sing, Soffit, Fascia, Eavesfroughs, Etc. FREE ESTIMATES 25 YEAR GUARANTEI Ca I 623-7276 OR 576-1442 Day or Evening iting i le 49-tf u m Auto S Geddes ÊIectric, BOB and F RANK Renovations - Alterations- STAP L ETON Rec. Rooms Rewiring Older Homes AU CTION E ERS New Homes - Free Esti mates Specializing in aIl types of PH ON E 623-2398 SALES and ESTATES 48-tf Phone Newcastle 987-4767 or Newtonville 786-2953 16 tf AL. G. OSBORNE Carpet - Upholstery Professiona lly Cleaned FREE ESTIMATES Phone 623-2002 BOWMAN VILLE JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS- FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONE HAMPTON 263-2151 Mail Address: P.O. Box 43 - Bowmanville 30-tf DARLINGION MAbONRY Brick, Block, Stone CHIMNEYS& FIREPLACES CHIMNEY CLEANING Phone 623-2176 45-tf BOB BEERS 137 ELGIN STREET Plumbing - Heating Pressure Systems New Work and Repairs Service and Esti mates Cal 623-2641 33-t! B1L L'S GL A SS and MIRRORS LTD. 7 Division St., - Phone 623-5187 Bowmanville, Ontario Sheef and Float Glass Sealed Unifs - Storm Windows Store Fronts - Float Mirrors Patterned and Colored Glass and Glazing 17-tf S. POLS MASON RY Bricks, Blocks, Stone, Chimneys & Fireplaces 'Phone 263-8035 46-4x M& LBUILDI-NG CARPENTRY RENOVATING - PAINTING TILE FLOORING ALUMINUM SIDING CONCRETE WORK FENCING - REC. ROOMS Phone 623-219644-Bx Ref rigeration a nd Appliance Service Commercial and Domestic Ref rigeration - Mi lk Coolers Phone BERT SYER Days - 623-5774 Nights -623-3177 Lander Hardware and ELECTRIC 1tf Dave's Plumibing, Heating and Electrical COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIALand RESIDENTIAL F R E E ESTIMATES- R. R. 1 Orono 786-2471 33ff Auction Sale at Pethick's Auction Shed, Saf. evening Dec. 8 af Haydon one mile east of Enniskillen; fwo small fridges, gas sfove.wifh two ovens, a new rangette, wash- ing machine, new washer and spin dryer, two piece chester- field, dishes, other articles. Sale fime 7 o'clock. Cliff Pefhick auctioneer. Christ- mas party after fhe sale. 49-1 Auct ion Sale, Private Estate 0f Mrs. B. Armstrong, 808 Eastglen Ave., Oshawa E (Household contents and of- fice furniture now in storage at Auction Hall), ta be held at Stirfevant's Auction Hall, 27 Hall St., Oshawa on Thurs. Dec. 6 and Tues. Dec. il at 6 p.m. 3M copier, manual port- able adding machine, Addler eîectric portable adding ma- 49- chine, beige arborite office desk, wall filing cabinet and execufive chair, two office desks, two fluorescent office lamps, three office swivel desks, portable book shelves, le gai size electric typewriter, fu il size bed chesterfield suite, ý" television, electric globe (ap- IMM prox. 3 ft. high), four contin- ental steel framed beds with RD headboards, miscellaneous D. ugs and undempads, three chests of dawers, dressers, coffee and end tables, night r2I tables, Iamps, dishes, silver- S ware, silverware chest, movie camera and projector, garden tools, kitchen utensifs, flfuores- rscent ight fixtures, quantity of is subject to change due f0 circumstances. Terms cash, no reserve. House sold, ownem by hospitalized. Myles King Auc- ;2 tioneer and Cartage 725-5751 or 723-0501. 49-1 SPECIAL DAIRY SALE 50 HEAD EVERY WEDNESDAY 8: 00 P. M. P ET E RBOROUGH LIV ESTOCK SALE BARN Consignment sale of a large selection of registered and grade spring ers' fresh cows and heifers. E x port buyers on hand. Ali cattle are checked by a local veterinarian for pregnancy and milking sound- ness. STEVE LIPTAY Auctioneer 263-2117 49-tf Auction Sale Sat. Dec. 8th, 1: 15 p.m. at Saveon Producfs warehouse on Hwy. 28 in the village of Bewdley, consisting of china cabinet, 2 sets of Windsor type kitchen chairs, washstan ds, chests of draw- ers, tables, chairs, T.V., oi1 lamps, glassware, china, pic- ture frames, rugs, and other items still being consigned. Roger Bannister Auctioneer. Auction sale for Coleman Van and Storage f0 be held at 853 Farewell Ave., Oshawa on Sat., Dec. 8, 1973 at il a.m. Antique roll top desk; maho- qany double pedestal desk (with glass top); five sing le mattresses; bedroomn suite; dressers; chest of drawers; refrigerator; single continen- tal bed; electric stove; 21" f loor model T.V.; antique plant stand; drop leaf table; washing machine; f loor model hi-fi; garden tools; 9 x 12 wilton rug with under padl; lamps; large quantity of kitchen furniture and appli- ances. One oHl furnace. Terms cash. Auctioneer or propriefor not responsible forý public liability day of sale. Myles King Auctioneer 725-5751 or 723-0501. 49-1 Auction Sale of Antique and modern furniture, for the estate of the lafe R. J. Bouskil11, at the former Legion Hall, Young St., Port Hope, Wednesday, December 12th at 1':15 p. m. Walnut furniture conisisting of bedroom suife wifh- marble top dresser, large book case with glass doors, sideboard, couch,' chests, of drawers, wash stands, one with marble top, diningroom, table, 4 ch- airs, mirrors, pedestal table, rocker, ladies cane rocker, and small corner cupboard. RCA coloured console TV, china cabinet with curved glass, plaf form rocker, occas- ional chair, leather seated diningroomn chairs, hall rack, rug, cedar chest, music cabi- net, 2 pc. chesferfield suite, spool table, GE refrigerator, Westinghouse electric stove, Findlay white enamel wood range, washing machine, poli- sher, dishes, china, glass- ware, silverware, lamps, and numerous ofher items, ail in excellent condition. Murray C. Noble and Paul Lean, Auct- ioneers. 49-1 WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 12, 1973 Large Antique auction sale of furniture, dishes, Iamps, etc. will be held at Victoria Square Commur.ify centre, 21/2 miles south of Gormley, or West of Unionville, on Hwy. 7 to Don Milîs Rd. approx. 6 miles north. This furniture is f rom a Toronto estate (by way of Supreme Court). Antique box stove, with baking oven, at back, nickel trimmed, mica in door, another unusual stove, similar f0 the one we had at our other sale only smaller. Pine f lat back cupboard (glass doors) pie sheif in excellent condition) Hardwood f lat back cupboard with pie shelf (good) Corner cupboard (open hutch) Large pine blanket box (ex- cellent condition) Small anti- que desk (very ornate) Office desk and chair, needie point chairs, Cane bottom antique rocki ng chair (good condition) Duncan Phyfe style 3 seater settee, with cane back and double cane sides on chairs, excellent condition, (presently insured for $2,000.00) must be seen to be appreciated. 9 pc. solid walnut diningroom suite (Gibbard). Antique love seat and two chairs, (couîd be Chippindale) 6 pc. bedroom suite (could be Chippindale) good condition, 4 pc. bedroomn suite (maple or birch) Maho- gany china cabinet, Victorian tbewith marble top, pine table (two wide, and real th ick boards) Victorian balloon back chair, 2 Jacques and Hayes upholstered chairs, Banquet lamp, Gone-with-the- wind lamp, several coal oil lamps, ingerbread cdock (good condition) several pie- ces of amethyst, R.S. Ger- many, cut glass cr ystal, Nippon china, Bisq ue, Wedge- wood, Qu. of oil paintings, antique brass light fixture with six small shadles, Snider 1881 muzzle loader gun, Fisher percussion mnuzzle loader gun., Th is us only a partial listing from this old Toronto estate where there is no next f0 kmn, everything must be sol.d. Another sale well worfh atten- ding, terms cash, sale at 5:30 p.m. come early and register, selling by n umber, lunch will be avai1lable. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers Ph. (705) 357-3270. Gerald Graham cler.k.49-1 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 Auction Sile of 100 acre farm and complete antique contents ot 100 year old homestead. The property of the late Charles Edwin EKlford, 5 miles north of Lindsay, Ont., on Cambray Road north f0 Cambray and 4 miles north of Cambray, to lslay Corners- first farm west. 100 acres 0f land more or less, 75, acres workable, 25 acres maple bush and broken land. Large Il roomn stucco house, oul furnace, 2 bath- rooms. Barn 90' x 36'. Driving shed, ofher ouf-buildings, ex- cellent wafer supply. Terms 10 per cent down day of sale, remainder in 30 days. Farmn subject f0 10w reserve bid as estate musf be settled. 3 harvest fables, 2 chesfs of drawers, 5 dressers, 4 wash- stands, 3 stands, 5 pine chests, 5 rocking chairs, 12 chairs, 9 antique, beds, victorian dlock, foulet set, shavinq mugs, moustache cups, 3 Aladdin type lamps, dishes, glass- ware, china, creamers, bed warmer, heating stone for cufter. Pottery. Antique hand tools. 2 jardinieres. 5 trunks. An outstanding sale of Anti- ques. Terms Cash. No Reser- ve. Antique sale at 11: 00 a. m. Farm will be offered for sale at 3 p.m. followed by machin- ery. Carl1 Hickson, Sales Manager and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario 1-705-324- 9959. 49-2 URGENTLY REQUIRED!! We have cash buyers for homes in the Bowmanville area. Perhaps your home would bring top dollar? WeIll be pleased to appraise if for you and help you locate the "home of your dreams". For, friendly efficient sale ofyour home Caîl P. & R. Realty Company, Realtor, Bennett Rd. and No. 2 Hiwy. Bowman- ville 623-2330. 42-tf âme - ffl BEAVER LUMBER LTD. STARTER HOME With .only $200.00 dlown pay- ment and youm own building lot you can be living in a new Beaver Home of your own this summer. The low, low mort- gages on many Beaver Homes carnies for less than most rent payments and offers you future equity. Overaîl cosf too, s 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'me shopping for a newer home or have outgrown the place you're renting. . . make your move f0 a new Beaver Home. You'll be glad you did. Phone RAY NORTH EY 62 Stevenson Rd. N. - Oshawa 723-3558 40-tf 4 Bedroom Home 2 storey, 2 baths, sunroom, large lot, ail in extremely valuable downtown location. Live in it or rent it as a duplex. Meanwhile . .. Back at the ranch, this 30 acres of beautiful, scenic land s situated on 2 roads close ta town. Creek bisects property. You'll love it when you see it! Samùûel Annis James Robinson foi BOWMANVILLE , 2 yr. aId 3 bedroom brick bungalow with carport on quiet cul-de-sac. Features broadloomn through- out, large kitchen, panelled den in basement. Private sale. Asking only $42,000. Cal 623-7167 at ter 5. 49-1 663-641 137 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-7694 - 623-7661 R EALTOR BOWMANVILLE, 4 bedroomn older home in central location, separate diningroom, garage, family room, large lot. Asking $24,900. NEWCASTLE Area, 3 bed- room bungalow with double car garage and lot 50 x 200. Asking $30,000. 25 ACRES, ponds and creek, some, bush, beautiful custom built home, cathedral ceiling, fireplace and finished rec. room, walk out glass doors to a breathtaking view and swimming pool. Asking $65,000. Ursula Beeching 576-4547 Banner Passant - 623-3258 Marie Berrili 728-7661 Elsie Spencer 623-3259 Mary Smith Newtonville 786-2283 Rolly Spencer 623-7694 49-1 234 King St. E., Bowmanville 623-3393 Clarke Township 60 Acres, plus beautiful build- ing site, approximately 40 acres workabîe, well drained. Price reduced f0 $48,000.00, wifh excellent terms. Caîl Paf Yeo. Bowmanville,21 Acres North of Bowmanville, good garden soil, Barn 75 x 33. On paved road. Asking $45,000.00, with $15,000.00 down. Caîl Norm Wetherup. lnvestment Farm 143 acres at Tyrone. Excellent soil and good buildings. Ideal for beef cattle. Property values growing rapidly in this area. Asking $2,000.00 per acre. Caîl BilIl Sutherland. Peterboro', Highway 28 18 Building lots ready to go, less than $10,000. a lot. Good terms. Reg istered Plan. Caîl Norm Weth erup. Bowmanville -Bungalow Frame retirement home on edqe of town. 5 rooms. Tule and broadîoom floor. Al conveniences. 'Enjoy living here. Asking $26,750.00 for quick sale and possession. Caîl1 Bill Sutherland. Bowmanviîlle Terrific value is this 3 bedroom brick 2 storey semi. Large panelled living room, coloured bathroom fixtures. Close to shopping, schools and churches. OnI y $24,900.00. Caîl Phyllis McRobbie. Bowmanville Early possession of this 4-year old six-room brick bungalow with finished recreation room. Asking $38,500.00, wifh terIms. CaîllPat Yeo. Bowmanville Six-room brick bungalow in one of Bowmanville's mosf accepted residential areas. Asking $45,500.00 for this desirable d1welling. Caîl Paf Yeo. 623-7664 Suit professional or bushn -623-3795 organizations. Excellent Io 49-1 tion, ample parking. Pr( -____ well below replacement va .~ at $75,000.00, or consic Lease at $300 per square fc Caîl Bill Baird. $39,000. Campbellcroft side split home. This home offers excel- lent size rooms throughout including 4 bedrooms, kitchen with dining area, livingroom and extra open space on upper landing ideally suited to study, play area, etc. $43,900. Brand new Bowmanville 2 storey home. 4 bedrooms, separate diningmoom. Oodles of cupboard space. Attached garage. $48,500. This bungalow features 3 bedrooms, separate dining area, 2 finished ec. ooms, womk shop and laundry aea. Broadloom. Gamage. Are You Considering a MOVE or TRANSFER? We are equipped to handle your home needs anywhere in Canada and U.S.A. *Coast ta Coast Real Estate Service Affer 9:00 p.m., Cal: Charlie Reid Orono 983-5914 Roy Foster- Orono 983-5801 Bil11 Tura nsky - Orono 983-5420 Bill Sutherland -623-3102 Phyllis McRobbie -623-7159 Bill Baird -tom. 694-4983 Audrey Plain. - 6234~563 Norm Wetherup 723-4809, Pat Yeo - 623-3077 Dane Found 623-3965 Kay Brown - 623-3150 RESULTS COU NT! * TRADE? * We will accept Om asur present MLIL trade..n on.any of the above or MLIL LISTING SERVICIE we will guar- antee the sale Osnawa & District .of your home within 30 days. Real Estate Board Brooks and Franks Win to, Peter Kowal, Jr. T tLa.efo e de s i Real Estate &Tigue ce..Larsp I'tcàa % 1 4 9 52 King St. W., Bowmanville Telephone 623-2453 You will be proud f0 own this immaculate bungalow on a lot 72' x 135', in a choice residential area. This home has livingroom, diningroom, spaclous kitchen, three bed- rooms, 4 pc. bath, attached garage with entrance fo base- ment, paved drive and has lovely sun-deck at back, recreation room partially completed. If you would like a small acreage and home in the country, see this one, with one and one hait storey trame house and small barn on eight acres close to town, these selI quickly 50 acf fast. New two storey home, brick and aluminum siding, four piece and two, piece bath, carpeted and ready to move into before Christmas. Asking $37,500. Here is a place where you can have privacy. Large lot 200' x 200', with an eight year old seven roomed brick bung- alow, full basemenf, fronting on paved road, only minutes f rom downtown. Affer hours cail: J. Barton G. Beech P. Kowa1 J r. 623-3098 62-5265 623-5868 149-1 Imm-1 ffe REALTOR 623-2503 NEWTONVILLE AREA -3 bedroom home with alumi- num siding and atfached garage, considerable renova- tions have been done, asking $32,000. NEWCASTLE- lovely 4 bedroom executive type home in the North end area, air conditioning, heated garage and many extras. Call o see this one. GARDEN HILL' lovely older 11/2 storey home with f ieldstone fi replace in the Rec Room, 11/2 baths, situated on 51,12 acres of property. Asking $69,000. MINDEN AREA- 2 bed- room cottage, insulated and electric heat, overlooking Big Bob Lake, asking $12,500 with fer ms. MI LLBROOK AREA- only 1 parcel left, consisting of 24 acres with some bush and good pond, asking $1,500 per acre. BUILDING LOTS- we have rural lots priced f rom $6,800 fo $8,500 with terms. These are getting scarce. BANCROFT AREA - 87 acres of property with 10 acre lake, good hunting and fishing. Asking $15,000 with terms. Edwin Jeans, Mac Mc Dona Id Wilf Hawke Helen Mc Dona Id Lloyd Atchison Allan Rouf 623-7152 - 623-3911 983-5274 - 623-3911 705-932-2770 725-0353 49-1 SEL-Ak.v 30 King St. W. Bowm anvi île 623-4403 Mini- Farm Ranch bungalow only 5 yeams old, 4 bedrooms, separate dining room, broadloomed throughout, lots of extras. Plus 10 acres of land partly treed, everflowing trout stm- eam, frouf pond. Hampton area. Asking $75,000. Commercial Older building formerly used as restaurant store, plus 2 apartmenfs. Large corner pmopemty 132' x,114'. Unlimited possibi 1 fies. Asking price $49,900. Anxious to see your offer. Family Home Brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms, finished mec room, 22' x 13'. Private drive, 11/2 car garage, large well tmeed lot. Asking price $42,900. $38,900 Bungalow, 3 bedrooms, bmoadl loomned throughout, only 2 yeams old. Fenced yard, paved driveway. Don't miss this one! Good financing available. David Allison 987-4867 EIf riede Jost 263-2032 Melville Dale 623-5638 Valerie Brear 668-813 Peggy Gray 576-3889 Pamnela Carr 728-3734 Ed Drumm 725-9345 Kathleen Twaites 723-2008 Peter Chopee 725-1846 Reg Aker 725-0201 Wm. McFeeters - 725-1726 "Established 1936" 49-1 In Men's Commercial League 1by Jim Clarke Brooks Supertest and Walt- er Frank Real Estate regist- ered wins following last Sun- day morning's doubleheader and tîghtened the four team race considerably. Brooks, no longer the dead dog of the loop, claimed their third straight victory, an 11-1 lacing against Mutton's Shell. A month ago, Brooks were absorbing their fourth loss in fivematches, a humiliating, 10-0 trouncing by Muttons. Since then, Brooks have nailed down three triumphs, outscor- ing the opposition, 20-6. This Sunday the Supertest bunch will be gunning for their fifth win in nine matches, when they take on Spencer's in the 10:15 encounter. In the late game last Sunday, Walter Franks beat Spencers for the first time this year, by a 5-4 count. Spencers won the other games by 8-4 and 6-2 scores . This Sunday, Walter Frank, (3-5-0), take on the slightly, slumping Mutton bunch, (3-3-2), but winless in their last three games. In Brooks' scoring rampage in last Sunday's opener, ev- eryone but goaler, Ken Veitch picked up at least one point. Larrv Devitt. really rounding into peak form, had three goals and two assists. In bis past three games he bas connected for seven goals and six assists. Steve Burns, the league's top sniper with 10, fired a lone score, while aiding on four others. Lanny Burns, held scoreless chipped in with fîve assists, "Woody" Lee clicked for three goals and one assist, while Wayne Paeden. Lockie McNair, Ken Ashton and "Bucky" Hughes rounded up the rest for Brooks. George Sainsbury had Mutton's lone goal. In the late affair, Walter Franks took a 2-0 leadý and were neyer headed as they nailed down their third win of the year. Rick Woolner, who fired seven regular season goals last season, had a pair, as did newcomer, Paul For- sey. The winner's Bob Howes claimed their other score. For Spencers, Bruce Allcread, Brian Evans, Doug Crough and Gene Balson, counted. It was 3-1, for Walter Franks after 40 minutes and the two clubs split four goals in the third period. Officials' MikeCornell and Ken Holmes whittled down just one offender, a tripping caîl on Spencer's Crough. Following Sunday's action Mutton's Dave Green holds a three point margin over Brook's Devitt in the scoring race. Provincial Court December 4,1973 Judge Wills presided with Crown Attorney G. Bonny- castle and duty counsel K. Van .Nest. John Rocchio, 40, 289 Coll ege, Oshawa, pleaded "guil- ty" to driving carelessly on Liberty St. Nov. 3. Const. Ricard reported be investi- gated a two car motor vehicle accident at Conc. 3 and Liberty. Rocchio failed to stop for a stop sign and collided with a southbound vehicle. There was $2,000. damage to the Rocchio and $800 to the Dejong vehicle. The fine was $150. and costs $3. Donald Pruner, 143 King St. E. Bowmanville, pleaded "guîlty" to failing to yield on October 13. While making a left turn on King St. E., he struck a cyclist. Total damage was $100. The fine was $30. and costs. MVrs. Joyce Rowe, 312 Liber- tv St. N. B3owmanvilie., olead- ed "guilty" to failing to yield to through traffic at King ani Silver STreets. There was approximately $400. damage. The fine was $20. and costs. James Cowling, 77 Ontario St. Bowmanville. cbarized November 7, with failing to yield from a private driveway received a fine of $20. and costs. Richard Bell, 18, 1058 Beau- ford, Oshawa, pleaded "guil- ty" to careless driving on highwav 2, October 6. Const. McLeod reported Bell was westbound on the highway and failed to negotiate a curve and the car rolled over several times. The car skidded 400 feet andthe engine was thrown out of the car. The car was demolisbed. The fine was $150. and costs. John and Eric Bonsma were given a further remanýd in custody for one week. Robert Archibald, R.R. 2, Bowmanville was fined $50. and costs for baving liquor in other 'than bis residence in September. Arthur Dewith, 3 Edsall Ave., Bowmanville, was char- ged by Const. Ricard with failing to stop for a stop sign and the fine was $20. and costs. Gary W. Gray, 77 Duke St. Bowmanville, was charged by Const. D. Smith witb travell- ing 75 miles in a 60 mile zone on October 17. The fine was $45. and costs.. Alexander Harvey, 337 Lins- more Cres. N. Toronto, was charged November 14,ý with driving 45 miles in a 30 mile zone on Mearns Ave., N. Const. Ricard laid the charge. The fine, was $45 and costs $3. Gordon Johnston, Hebert St. Limoges, Ont. was clocked November 1 at 85 miles an hour in a 70 mile zone. The fine was $45. and costs. George Milner, R.R. 2, Newcastle, received a $50. fine and costs for failing to, show Const. D. Smith proof of insuranIce when stopped on August 25. Robin Russell, R.R. 6, Bowmanville, was charged by Const. Ricard witb operating a car on King St. W. with no rear ligbts. The fine was $20. and costs. Ronald McLean, Bowman- ville, pleaded "guilty" to a charge of failing to yield and with failing-to obey a stop5 sign while driving a motor vehicle in October. Const. Cook re- Eorted McLean was soutb- ound on Mearns avenue and upon entering the intersection struck a car driven hy Calvin McCullough. Total damage was $3,000. and four youths injured. The fine was $100. and costs. He was given two weeks to p)ay. A careless driving charge w'as vwithdrawn. John Carroll, 23, Cobourg, charged in Bowmanville Oct- oher 16, with driving while having consumed over .08 pleaded '"gilty". Const. U. W. Smith irîvestigated an acci- dent on Scugog St. where a motorcvclist had beéen struck while making a turn. Skid marks showed Carroll had tried to stop ' Tests were .15 and .15. Counsel stated Carrol is presently attending A.A. The.fine was $200. andý costs. He was given four weeks to ay. He was given one year icense suspension except when driving directly fromn Cobourg to bis work in Bowmanville with in one hour of starting to work and for one hour following bis day's work. Gary Robt. Knott, 25, 3700 Keele St., Downsview, charg- ed September 9 that he did unlawfully attempt to steal a motor vehicle from Wilfred Vine, pleaded "not guilty. Mr. Vine operates a service sta- tion 16 miles north of Bow- manville. Mr. Vine saw Mr. Knott get out of a car on the lot and open up the car hood af ter having started the car with wire crossing. Mr. Knott ran into the bush and some minutes later was picked up by Const. Chalmers. Mr. Knott said he was only trying to start the car in order to get himself warm. He bas since paid for damage to the car wires. Judge Wills said his story was unreasonable and found him "guilty". He was put on probation for two years. ORONýO Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tamb- lyn and ber sister Mrs. Gordon Power were weekend bouse guesis of WMr. and MË9s.-BrderrT, Kramp at Kitchener. Please send in your News items early for the montb of December. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winter of Witby were Sunday dinner guests of bis sister Mrs. Fred Lycett. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis William Cobble- dick (the former Miss Linda Louise Peck) on their marri- age Saturda y December lst. in Newtonville United Churcb. Rev. Ted Snelgrove officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Mercer and son Kenny vîsited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schut, Christina and Peter at St. George on Sunday. Tbe Orono Senior Citizens are having tbeir Pot Luck Supper and Christmas Party on Thursday, Dec. 6th. in the 100.OF. Hall at 6 p.m. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McKenzie (the former Doris Schmahl, R.R. 2, Orono) on their marriage on Friday, November l6tb. in Orono United Church. Rev. Basil E. Lo ng, B. -Tb. officiated. The reception was at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. Mrs, Chas. Cooper wbo bas been a patient in Bowmanville Memorial Hospital was trans- ferred last week to Beau Villa Nursing Home east of Bow- manville. BURKETOIN Several from this district attended a U.C.W. meeting in Enniskillen United Church on Wednesday evening and en- joyed hearing Mrs. Redpatb and Mrs. Rank, from Oshawa as speakers. A social haîf bour and lovely lunch followed. Deepýest sympatby is ex- tende to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grant and Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant, Oshawa, in the passifg of Mrs. Wm. Grant, Bamb- ridge, Ireland. Mrs. Grant is the former Lois Davey. Mrs. R. Davey spent two weeks recently visiting frie- nds in Alberta and attending a, 6th. wedding anniversary f or Ma and Pa Stone. Mr. C. Cooper, Orono called on Mrs. W. Bryan on Friday. Mr. Howard Davey, Bow- manville, was a visitor of Mrs. R. Daveys during the week. Mr. Tom Trick is a patient in Port Perry Hospital, we al wisb him a speedy recovery and trust be will soon be home again. Mrs. M. Brown and son, Port Perry called on Mrs. W. Bryan during the week. Mrs. C. Lavery, Toronto, bas been a patient in hospital for several weeks, she is now convalesing and is visiting witb Mrs. E. Carnochan in the village.' Mr. A. C. Stephenson is under the Doctors care, we hope be will soon be wellagain and able to enjoy good bealth. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Greer, Oshawa, were visitors of Mrs. W. Bryan during the week. On Tuesday afternioon,Units 2 and 5 held a joint meeting at the home of Mrs. Ev tt -3roWn. Unit 4 Pot , Supper at the home of )-aïs. Orville Chatterton and in the eveni ng Unit 3,at the Manse, Unit 1 Wednesday noon Pot Luck Lunch in the Main Hall. Mr. James Ard and Mlr. Sid Rutherford Atteridced the fun- eral in Lucknow, of MIrs. Luixoni Burgess, widow of their uncle Rev. Luxon Burgess who passed away last June. J une - Mr. and Mr§. Howard Stap- leton, Oshawa, Mliss Susan Bail, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Mercer and Kenny, Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bail were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Patterson on Wednesday evening of last week who celebrated their 4th wedding anniversary. Congratulations. Mrs. E. L. Gilbank and ber mother Mrs. H. G. Freeman of Maple Grove were recent weekend visitors of Miss Marion Snowden. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown of Toronto and Mrs. Gilbank also visited Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gilbank in Hamilton. On Sunday, Nov. 25th. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. O. Coatham were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob. Wright, Oshawa, after visiting Mrs. Robt. Simmons in Oshawa General Hospi tal1. LONG SAULT Mrs. Stella Heaynes and Mrs. and Mrs. Bob Heayne, Prince Albert and Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Southwell, Oshawa were Sunday vîsitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. Southwell and family. Congratulations and many happy returns to Mrs. W. Penwarden, who recently cel- ebrated ber birthdIay with her family.. Mrs. G. Bernard, Joanne and Jean visited with Mr. and Mrs. Rye Gibson on Sundav. also, Sunday visitors were the R. Gibsons daughter and children. Mrs. N. Davis, Jennifer and Terri, Waterloo were Thurs- day visitors of her parents the Rye Gibsons'. GET CASH TODAY FOR OLD APPLIANCES 1THROUGH STATESMAN MacDONALD FO0R D BOWMANVILLE 9%c CAR 9 SALE DECEMBER 15f 10 A.M.