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SPORT Hope, three ýbedroom house, applicances, fireplace, ?aevacanit, 5260. monfhly. hrne i266-7945 Scarborough. BOWMANVILLE, three bed- room house, full broadloom, appliances, vacant, $300. monfhly. Phone 1-266-7945 Scarbaraugh.'Il1-tff ONE bedroom apartmenf, *elcierly couple or widower. Available April 1, Phone -623-4955. i- Furnished Bedroomns ýbY month, week or 'day, ,shower and bath, icenced :premiSes, reasonable rates. :CASTLE HOTEL Bowmanville 623-7072 RON'S FLOOR' CARE Includes Homes, Off ices, Etc. Rug and Carpo and Uphalstery Shampooing Wall Washing CALL Ron Turcotte at 623.7966 49-tf DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION UNITS Sand APPLIANCES SALES & SERVICE Kool Enterprises fHO0N E 623-3221 24 Division St,, Bowmanvilîe 26-tf DARLINGTON MASON RY Brick, Block, Stone CHIMNEY & FIREPLACES CHIMNEY CLEANING Phone 623-2176 45-tf JAC K BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONE HAMPTON 263-2151 M'VAIL ADDRESS: P-0. Box 43- - Bowmanville 30-tf BOB BEERS 137 ELGIN STREET PIumbing - Heating, Pressure Systems New Work and Repairs Service and Estimates Catil 623-2641 3-,t J. A. HAYES (SMOKEY) Custom Cutting 12 Cents Lb.' FREEZER ORDERS 174 Ritson Rd. S. Oshawa Phone 579-8011 or 623-7056 6-8 PHOTOGRAPHY Commercial - Weddings Portraits WAYNE HUNT, PONTY POOL 705-277-2261 29-f KG RENOVATIONS Rec. Rooms, Kitchens, Etc. 623-6056 50-tf CÇ&CJANITOR 1SERVICE Carpet - Uphplstery Professionally Cleaned FREE ESTIMATES Phone623-3624 BOWMANVILLE 3-tf CUSTOM upholstering, recov- ering, re-styling, very reason- a ble, work guaranteed, 20 years experience. Free estimates. Please caîl coîlecf 1-986-5072. 26-tf m e O . e - A 100 ACRES af pasture land af Newcastle with water, good fendes, loading ramp. $800 per year. Cali George Van Dyk - Realitor 623-4428. 11-L ONE 2 bedroom apartment and one 1 bedroom apartment. Phone 623-7363. 11-1 SUB LEASE, two bedroom apartment, $225 monthly, ail utilities. CaliI 623.6417. 11-1 RESULTS COUNT! Multiple Listing Service Oshawa & District Real EstateBoard ff ALL TYPE Painting, Roofing, Drywall, Taping, Sprayed Stucco Ceil- ings, and General Repairs. FREE EST IMATES PHON E 623-5038 10-3x Ref rigerailion and AppIianc-- Service Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration -Milk Coolers PHONE BERT SYER Days..'............ 623-5774 Nights ........623-3177 Lander Hardware and ELECTRIC 2tff BiII's GLASS and MIRRORS' LTD. 7 Division St., Bowmianvilîe Ontario. Phone 623-5187 Sheet and Float Glass Sealed Units - St'mmn Windows Store Fronts - I:loat Mirrors Pattemned and Colored Glass and Glazing. 17-tf WATEk. Wells bored, 30" file Ward's Weli Boring. Tele- phone 342-2030. Representa- tive Harry L. Wade. Tele- phone 987-4531. 16 tf Wm,. G. TerhUne CARPE NTRY Renovafions - Rec. Rooms Phone 623-3575 9-3f D. Beers & S9ns CONSTRUCTION New Homes - Renovating Rec Rooms Repaîrs of ail types. PHONE 623-2263 20-tf Newcastle Sa lvage Drag Lining, yard and 1/2 yard. Arrange now for summer ponds. We buy cars for wrecking, we will place roll- off boxes for salvageable meta I. 987-4741 7-6 Peter Sutherland Alumninum Prod. Siding - Sof fif - Facer Eavestrough - Windows Doors - Awnings 623-4398 For Free Estimate INSULATION, blowing meth- od with rock wool, workman- ship guaranteed. Sealdaire Insulation, phone 705-742-0272. Representative Harry L. Wade, phone 987-4531. 43-tf Jim's Quality Painting Decorating & Paper Hanging GENERAL REPAIRS Phone: 728-7843 Oshawa, Ont. Il -8x Income Tax Returns-' Bookkeeping Services Office Overload Qualified Accountant $5.00 and Up At office or your home. FREIN'S 19 Division St., Oshawa Specializing in Farmn and Business Taxes. Bowmanville W. S. Witherspoon'623-3449 - Mr. Atkinson 623-3449 Oshawa 579-8241 10-6 ALLIN COLE'S MOBILE AU'IOMOTIVE SERVICE MECHANICAL REPAIRS (Tune-ups - Brakes - Etc.) Alil work done by Licensed Class "A" Mechanic At your home or place of business. Ail parts and labor guaranteed. Terms cash. PHONE 623-5045 Bowma nvi lie 52-tf 1967 DODGE Monaco, 4 door hardtop, power steering and brakes, reconditioned motor recently installed, good body, 340-4 bbl. Phone 263-2596. 11-1 YOUR camper truck. '73 G.M.C., 3/ ton, 454 eng., 4 speed trans., bucket seats, radio, tinted glass, camper, rnirrors. 1-983-5890. 11lx '68 EPIC, S.L., gas saver, B.C. car, no rust, motor excellent. $375. Uncertified. Phone, 623-4084. li-ix 1973 VEGA hatchback. Mag radial 'wheel, radio, plates, certified and 1969 Ddr Monaco. Phone 1-786-2509. 10-2 '71 METEOR Montcalm, ex- cellent condition, 400 cubic engine, 4 doaor, vinyl top, air condîtioning and many extras. $2000 or besf offem. Phone 1-983-5267. il-1 1970' BUI1C K Le Sa bre, 2 d r. h.t., power brakes, windows etc., 350 engine. Very good condition. Caîl Pete Sullivan 728-6191. li-ix '73 CHEVELLE, V-8,, auto- matic, certif led. Phone 623-3ý905. 1ilx '66 CH EV. Belair, V-8, power steering and brakes, 1975 plates. $100.00 as is. 623-7081. i1lx 1975 CHEV pickup, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, 21,000 miles, insulated cap included. Phone 623-6178. 11-1 1965 G.M.C. 3/4 ton truck, 6 ply tires. Phone 983-9532. 11-2x 1975 PINTO Squire Wag on - 6 cylinder automatic, power s-b, radio, electric r-w, radial tires, very Iow milage, excel- lent condition. WiII certify. $3,895 or nearest offer. Caîl 623-3958. 1-1970 GMC four wheeî with plow. 1-1970 GMC pick--up. 1-1,970 Dodge Dart, These a long with many more may be seen at Bob's Towing. 11-1 CASE farm tractor in good condition, power take off with pulley. and, l-,ights. Phone 263-2288. i- 1975 'PONTIlAC Parisienne, good runner, best offer. Phone 1-983-9421. 11-1 1966 PONTIAC, V-8, auto- matic, power steering and brakes, radio, good tires, uncertified, $250 as is. Phone 623-4646. 10-2 1975 METEOR Rideau 500, many options, excellent condi- tion. Phone 987-4974 Newcastle ,after 6. 10-2x Two day auction sale, Wei 'esdlay evening, March 24, .m. sharp af Lyons Auctic iaIl at the corner of Bond ai ,AcMillan Drive in Oshawi The campiete privafe anfiqi. collection of Mrs. Ruth Robir son of Huntsville, Onfari Sale wili include 2 grandfafhE dlocks (both in exceller condition and working granddaughter dlock wil Westminster chime, 30 claci ' gingerbread, mantel, chin Arthur Paguegnat, old punc dlock, ocfaaonal calenda dlock, school dlock), aid woo en fele hones, sets of pres backch airs, cradie, phoneE Victorian bureau bookcaSE Victorian sofa (1885), Tiffaný type lamps, Bisque dol, chir dolis, pine fiat back cupboarc pine wash stands, moul fc desk, pine dry sink, silver te services, copper, candeîabr< p air of mik glass Alladi i amps, aid cast bank, (Dinah figurines, fea tins, old grama phone, old wooden cash reg ister, 3 hanging iamps, 2 sho cases, 4 round tables, 4 Bostoi rockers, wainuf fea wagor broadaxes, brass bed, quanti ty of coal oil lamps, wicker seffee, aid boffles, lanterrns belis, large quanfity of dishe which were packed an( couldn't be Iifted. Auctioneerý note: This is one of the mos exciting sales we have evei had the privilege of selling an( us well worf h your attention Remainder of sale will be sol( Safurday, March 27 af i p.rr af Lyons Auction Hall. Auc tioneers: John Annis, 985-347 and Ted Lyon ,725-1613. Goad used fumniture, baby fumnifure, dishes, piaypens, walkers, strollers. Phone Towne Used Fumniture, 623- 4681, Bowmanvile, for instant cash and service. 10-4 YOUNGS POINT, ONTARIO TENDERS FOR SU B-T RAD ES Tendert will be received by the undersigned unfil il a.m. Safurday, May 1sf, 1976, for ail sub-frades required in the construction of three and four bedroomn bungalows. Lowest or any tender nof necessariîy accepted. Owner Builder Youngs Point Estafes Lfd., Ontario. Contact: Mr. J. Meagher Arbour View Dr. Youngs Point, Ontario KOL 3G0 (705) 652-8208 - (705) 652-8091 10-4 DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE FORCE TENDERS Sealed tenders will be re- ceived' by the Board of Commissioners of Police for the Regional Municipality of Durham, 77 Centre Street North, Oshawa, Ontario, up until 12:00 noon, Monday, April Sth, 1976, for the supply and delivery of forty-two (42) vehicles for the Durham Regional Police Force. Tender forms, specifications, quantity, and description of trade in, and 'self-add ressed- envelope may be obtained by applying to the Administration Branch, Durham Regional Police Force, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Deputy Chief T. Chambers. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Jon M. Jenkins, Chief of Police. mm Saturday March 2Oth. Complete Gradawn Holstein Dispersai - Auction Sale of Livestock, Implements and Household Furnifure. The property of Doug Armstrong, Lot 26 Con. 16 and 17 Smith Township 8 miles north of Lakefield on Hwy. 507 f0 Deere Bay Road and 1/2 mile west. 66 head of Registered and Grade Hoisteins. 21 Registered females, '5 good 1plus 10 good. 13 mature grade females. 19 open grade heifers, 7 bred grade heifers, 2 vials of Flemingdale Puseus Mark semen. Officiai cat- alogues ony request. 1974 David Brown 1210 diesel tractor, 12 speed,-complefe - 750 hrs. likê 1new. David Brown 990 diesel tractor with manure loader, David Brown 950 diesel tractur good. 1974 New Hol- land Super 717 forage harvest- er. 2 row corn head and hay pick-up like new. 1970 New Holland Super 23 forage blower. 2 self-unloading forage wagons. M.F. No., 10 Baler P70. M.F. No. 33 combination seed drill. M.F. 130 bus. manure spreader, 1974 M.F. 31 side rake, 1971 Ford 12 ton, 8 cylinder truck. 1963 Chev /2 ton. 6 cylinder truck, fulli une of modern machinery. Dining roomr suite, colonial bunks, dressers, colonial bedroom suite, colonial living room suite, colonial couch and rocker, colonial lamps and tables, 25 du. ft. deep freeze, new clothes dryer, T.V. tower, boxstove, wood stove, cutter, many other items. Terms Cash, No reserve as farm is soîd. Machine Sale at 10:00 a.m. Furniture at 1:00 p.m. Doug, Mitchell, Auctianeer. Cafte Sale af 1:00 p .m. Carl Hickson, Sales Mgr. and Auctioneer, Reaboro,, Ont. 705-324-9959. 110-3 Stafford Brothers id Monuments n. LIMITED id Box 133 j Phone Whitby 668-3552 77 USED ,FÙrniture and, Appli- SIances. Paddy's Market, e H ampton 263-2241. 33tff ItCASH for gold, silver, coins, guns, dlocks, jewellery, dish- -4es, furniture, crocks, paint- - ings, sealers, appliances. *Friendly Flea Market, 23 King West, 725-9783. 38-tf Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles Snowmobi les For Wrecking Pu-rposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 45-tf e e * O Seliing Saturday, April iOfh, at i o'clock sharp the farm machinery, implements, hay, sfraw and arain of Mr. Orme Falls. 11/2 miles soufh of Kendal and i mile east. lncluded in this sale is a M.H. 13 disc seed drill, M.F. 3 point hitch mower, Ford tractor (good tires), fwo-furrow plow, cockshuff culfivator, Inter- national side rake, disc, rub- ber tire wagon, 4-section harrows, 24 ft. baie elevator, Wood's grinder, a new chain saw, quantify of steel fence stakes, wheel barrows, one heavy duty barn jack, cattie clipper, fwo sets of scales, plus forks, chains, and shovels etc., also 1300 bales of good hay, 300 bushel of Rodney oats, household items include blanket chesf, two dressers, sewing machine, antique cup- board, one 12 cubic foot fridge, small antique tables, cracks, two oul lanterns, carpenter's tool chesf and fools, chrome dinette wifh 6 chairs, two dressers, beds, plus many more items foo numerous f0 mention., Charlie Reid, auctioneer, and Lawrence Harris, clerk. 11-4 Auction Sale, privafe estate, properfy of Mr. T. B. Porter, estate., Modemn and antique fumnifure to be held at Stirtevants Auction Hall, 27 Hall Sf., Oshawa, Thursday, March 18 af 6 p.m. McClary- Easy 2, door refrigerafor, Moffaff electric stove, chrome suite, washing machine, 9 piece diing room suite, 4 piece antique bedroom suite, 4 piece antique bedroom suife, 3 piece bedroom suite, 2 piece bedroom,,suite, French Provincial chesterfield suite, Lazy Boy chair, Philîips black and white felevision, 2 oil painfings, 2 wicker chairs and tables, book sheif, matching end table lamps wifh'frî-Iight, antique radio, glass top table,. large elecfric fan, antique buffet, dining room table - 4 chairs, magazine rack, plant stand table, dishes, pots and pans, 1974 model Mastercraff rider lawnmower, 5 H.P. Briggs-Sfrafton mofor (excel- lent condition), elecfric sol- dering gun, elecfric drill, vise, large quanfify of paint and hand fools, large quanfity of garden tools. Large sale, plan f0 attend. Terms cash, no reserve. Reason for sale, fa settie an estafe. Myles King, Auctioneer, 725-5751. REALTOR 623-2503 Orono - 4 bedroom home with separate dining room. 2-4 pce. bathrooms and finished rec room. Good sized lot with garden. $57,900. 74 Acre Farm with nursery shrubs and pear orchard. 4 bedroom home, large new implement shed with loft. Cali fa see. $125,000. Five Bedroom Home com- pletely carpeted, family room with fireplace and-patio doors. Spacious kitchen with lots of cupboards. Knotty pine finish- ed rec room. 2 car garage with sun deck. Close ta schooî and shopping. Orono. $85,000. Orono - Your chance to become landiord. Three apart- ments bring a monthly income of $495.00. Large lot, across from the park, close to school and shopping. Owners are moving and open ta your offer. Ranch Style Bunigalow-Orono.' 3 bedrooms, extra large living room and dining area. Kitchen with breakfast nook. This is a dlean well kept home with attached double garage. Lot 130 x 126'. $59,900. 11-1 ORO Paf Marjerrison 6341 Ken Nicks 623-4050 Dollie Davey 786-2256 (Newtonville) TYRONE VILLAGE Small bungalow, large lot with heated workshop. Ideal for hobby shop, furniture refinish- ing, antiques, etc. $36,500. full price. LIBERTY STREET Immaculate, split - level, double garage, paved drive, 2 fireplate s, extra large, Jot, $67,900. O'DELLSTREET Neat three bedroom brick bungalow in good residential area. Close ta downtown. Recently decorated. Good starter or retirement home. OnIy $44;900. 11-1 PRIVATE sale, Bowmanville. 3 bedroom semi-detached home, 3 blocks tram shopping, schools and churches. Quiet residential streef. Phone 623-2966 affer four weekdays, anytime on weekends. * 11-1 Newcastle This home offers everything that a much more expensive home has. Inground pool, fireplace, large lot, excellent view. Owners anxious to selI. Call today, only $58,900. Term s. Oshawa Cosy 2 bedroom'bungalow on Taunton Rd. East. Extra large lot. Paved drive. Only $44,900. Don't wait, caîl todlay. Bowmanville' This 8 room trame home on large cor ner lot is looking for a big family to enjoy its many charms. A Bargain at only $44,900. Don't miss if, cal now. Newtonviîle 40 acres of roll ing countryside looking for children to fish its stream and roamn through the woods, 30 acres clear, building permit available. Terms available. Act now. Wanted Residential Rural Farm and Vacant land listings. List your property where the action is. OPEN HOUSE MILLBROOK Saturday 2- 4 p.m Just south of King St. is this' new 3 bedroom elevated bungalow with basement gar- age. Beautiful living area featuring famil y room 'on main floor wit' full walI fireplace and gorgeous view. Many extras. Your host: Ted Storey. lrwin, Sargent & Lowes Lt., Realtors, Millbrook. 705-932-2132. REL ATE ITED 181 CHURCH STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO LiC MT 623-4428 BOWMAN VILLE - $45,900 just listed. Ail new broadloom and decor in this charming 4 bedroom home in a good location. Even has a'pool in the yard for the kids. Easy financing, 5 LEVEL 'SIDE SPLIT in prime area of fown- has all the feafures you are -looking for -finished family room with a fireplace and walkout ta large yard. Asking $63,500. COUJNTRY SETTING - Field- sfone fireplace and double garage are 2 of the features in this 4 bedroom home in Orono area. 558,900. NEED 5 BEDROOMS and a large kitchen af a moderate price? We have if in New- castle at $49,900.00, Caîl now for appointmenf. il-i 623-3911 Bowmanville - compact 3 bedroom brick bungalow, close ta school, easy access ta Hwy 401. Excellent starter home, asking $45,900. Bowmanville - 11/2 storey brick hame with 3 bedrooms, Rec room, 2 fireplaces, and 11/? baths. Very centrally located. Cali for information. Chemong Lake, - ideal home for the sports minded family, 3 bedroom brick bungalow, rec room with firepiace and walkoufta the lovely terraced beach area and dock. Ample storage for ski-doos and other equi pment, 100 foot water frontage, asking $66,000. 11 Newcastle area - 2 bedraom bungalow with broadloom throughout, rec room and extra bedraomr in basement. Campletely fenced lot and ather extras, fading on Hwy 2. Cali for information. Orono - Vendor will hold mortgage on this income property, with immediate pos- session. Main level has 2 bedrooms and bath, the lower level has it's own separate entrance. Large 75 x 165 foot lot overlooking the park. Asking,554,000. 11-1 $4,000 down, two year old semi-detached, 4 bedrooms, 11/2 baths,' garage, priced for quick sale. Cali 623-6127. 7-tf ..... . . . . . FOR CLASSIFIE Tue.,12noon Newccas tle Holstein GoId Ribbon Winner Badger Acres Eva B Shal- 1967 for her 3-year-old and imar, a purebred Holstein 5-year-old records and again cow, has received a Gold led in 1968 with her 6-year-old Ribbon Award from the Hol- record. She achieved Superior stein-Friesian Association of Production recognition as a Canada. She was bred by.rW. 9-year-old for her 365 day Groat, Cheltenham, Ontario record. and is now owned by Francis Eva is the dam of 2 Very W. Jose, Newcastle, Ontario. Good daughters, Badger Eva In 8 lactations, Eva -pro- B Telstar and BadgerEva B duced 245,771 lbs. milk, 8,443 Supreme A. lbs. fat with a 3.44 per cent test. In 1964, she led in 'the She is sired by Romandale Honour List for her 2-year-old Shalimar, classified Excellent record' in' both 305 and 35 in Argentina and Extra. days. She, also made the Her dam is Badger Acres Honour List in 1965, 1966 and Salax Eva B. PONwT ypOOL TÉhese double deductions 24iIng St. E., Bowmanville 623-3393 Direct Toronto Line 923-9174 IBeautiful Back-Split - Traflndous ebuy af 552,900.; Family room, Garage, 2 years NEW! Cali Ken Brown. 10 Acres - Stream - Pond ideal building site for home in the Beautiful Kendai His. $40,000. wifh Terms. Cali1 Elfile Josf. Super Buy - 8¾/ per cent Mortgage Bowmanville, superb semiaf $42,500. Cali Ken Brown. 47 Scenic Acres Weil treed corner praperty, excellent road 11/2 miles off Highway 35, Manvers area. $47,700. with Terms. Cali Elfie Jost. $40,500. - Bowmanville 2 Sforey home on king-sized lot 66 x 165, close fo schooî and shopping. Cali Kay Brown. Immaculate Condition Bowmanville, 3 bedraomr home, 14 x 12 Sun room, livinVg room wifh picture window overlooking 66 x 165 lot. Double atfachedi garage. $52,900. Cali Phyllis McRob- bie. Newcastle Super, Bungalow on large lot, 2 -car garag e, asking $53,900. Cali Ken Brown. Bowmanville Area 11/2 Acres wifh 2 bedroom Bungalow, 4 piece bath. Ask- ing $55,900. Cali Phyllis Mc- Robbie. Bowmanville Twin Homne New 2 sforey 4 bedroom, 11/2 bafhs. Broadloomed. Only $43,500. Terms wifh low down p ayment. Cali Phyllis Mc- Robbie. Enjoy Trout Fishing? Orona, 3 bedroom bungalow sifuated on large lot with pond. Asking $49,900. Cali Bill Tumansky. Orono - Priced f0 Selîl 3 Bedroom Bungalow, finished recreafian room on large, nhicely landscaped lot1 andc priced af only $45,900. Cali Albert Kerekes. M'illbrook Area - 9 Acres With White Aluminum 3 bed- room bungalow. Lovely view. Close fo, Hwy. 115. Asking $59,000. Cali Bill Turansky. 1.42 Acres - Building Lot Wifh tremendous possibilities in centre of Newcastle Vil lage on Hwy. Asking $42,000. Cali Bill Grady. Are You Considering a MOVE or TRANSFER? We are Equipped f0 handle your home needs anywhere in Canada and U.S.A. SCoastto Coast Real Estate Service 137 King St. E., Bowmanille 623-7694 - 623-7661 REALTOR PORI HOPif: CLEAN BILL OF HEALT-I, large 4 bed- room, older, welI-kepf brick home, wifh beamed ceilîng, 2 washraoms, and dining room. Very weIl decorated home on large lot (1-3 acre) . Phone now! ASKING only $31,900. for this carpefed home, locafed on Concession Street. Lot size 132' x 132' ai l fenced. Close fa school and shopping. Financ- *ing available with low down payment. ASKING $39 '500. fo,- this 3 bedroom bungalow, good family home, large lot, separ- ate dining room. 1- by Belated birthday congratu- lations to Mrs. Nellie McCullough who celebrated hier 82nd birthday this pàst week. After going on a "shopping spree" with grand- daughter Marlene, Nellie was a dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith, Bethany. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Propp visited on Sunday with Nor- ine's mother, Mrs. Trowsse in Toronto. Mr. 'and Mrs. Clarence Pleadwell and family were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDowell and family of Trenton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hyland of Brockville spent the week- end in the village. Winne rs at the local card party on Thursday night were Ruth Richardson, Audrey Woods, Sid Powers, Cliff Fallis, and Gordon Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy and family of Agincourt were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Donohue and al visited on Sunday afteirnoon with Mr. and Mrs.' Keith Dewar. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- Wieringen spent the weekend with Elaine and John Van- Wieringen in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Finney and family were Saturday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McQuoid and family, Oshawa. There will be a Baptismal service in Pontypool United Church this Sunday, 10 a.m. Mrs. Dorothy Lethangue spent the past week in Bowmariville with hier mother, Mrs. Adams, and other re7ila- tives. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rowett returned home on Thursday following a lengthy Florida' vacation. Wayne, Hunt, local post- master, is back to work deeply tanned from a very pleasant holiday in Granada (near Trinidad).* Mr. and Mrs. George Van- Dam, Sr.-spent several days this past week in Toronto helping Mr. and Mrs. Gary, VanDam move into their recently purchàsed home. Mrs. Gary Akey returned home this week from a three weeks' holiday in England. Nesta and hier mother, Mrs. Honeyman, of Bowmanville apply only in the first year, of course, although the equiva- lent to married exemption may continue on for as long as it applies. (This is the de- duction for 1,644 for one child instead of the usual $352 'or $646.) If you plan on using the $1,644 deduction for a child, and you have children both over and under 16, you may use the extra deduction for one of the younger children and take the $646 on the older children. This way you take full advantage of ahl available deductions. Alimony and maintenance payments have long been a problem with interpretation as to what is allowable and, what is not, but if you receive, such payments, you will probably have to include them in your income for the year. If you pay them, of coùrse, they 'will probably be deductible. Needless to say, if you are deducting for alîmony, you may not also dlaim exemp- tions, as one of the rules is that the children must be living with you. (Except, as explain- ect above, in the first year of the separation). What to do about recon- ciliations or re-marriages during the year, how to divide family allowances, what to do about child care expenses, and a variety of similar questions can be answered through two interesting (and free) pam- phlets, available from Rev- enue Canada by telephoning ZEO-4000. 1 One is entitled "Tl Income Tax Returns for Deceased were visiting with relatives while there. Mr. and Mrs. Duguay of Scarborough spent the week- end with Mr. 'and Mrs. J. Harwood, in Pinewood' Estates. Ray and Gail Cameron have been "babysitting" for friends in Leskard while the, friends have been on vacation. Mrs., Ruth Richardson, Karen, Joain and Ron were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Richardson and Anthony of Lindsay. Anthony will be cehebrating his first birthday this week. The Explorers are holding a "Candie Party" in the church basement on Tuesday, March 23rd, at 7 p.m. Ail ladies are cordialhy invited to attend. Came out and give the girls and their'leaders your sup- port. Mrs. Vivian Stoldt was' celebrating hier birthday at the dance on Saturday night. . Mrs. Orville Challice, Bow- manville, was hostess for the March meeting of Pontypool U.C.W. on Wednesday. Mrs. Armand DesGroseil- iers and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bazinet motored ta Cobalt on Saturday ta attend the Sunday funeral of their cousin, Mr. Cyril Bazinet. Mrs. Mary Rennie, a resi- dent of 4xtendicare, King- stan, celÉbrated her 88th birthday on March l2th. Get well wishes are sent out ta Bihl Malley of Bowmanvihle who has been in hospital for the past two weeks' - also ta Roy Porter, a patiQut ini PeterboroughCivic Hospital. Mr., and Mrs. Wilhard Skuce of Lindsay were recent visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs.' Curtis McKay. Mrs. Skuce kindly donated a vacuum cleaner ta the ch urch for which the ladies are mast grateful. Pontypool U.C.W. The regular monthly meet- ing of Pontypool U.C.W. was held on Wednesday. Mar. lOth, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Orville Chalhice, Bowmanvihhe. 1Margaret Murphy, in charge of the Devotional, chose as hier theme "Roses". Fohhowing a word of welcome and a thank you ta Isabelle for ner Kinca invitation, Margaret read the history of roses - telling the ladies that there are more than 5000 varieties throughout the world. The poem "I know Wherever Heaven Is" was read by Marg. Barbara Barsketis read the scripture relating to the rose of Sharon. Grace Fahhisread "Please Take Me Too" and Isabelle Chahlice "If You Had a Friend". During the devo- tion al, hymns "For the Beauty of the Earth", "In the, Garden" and "What a Friend" were sung. Helen Ficko sang as a solo "The Beautiful Garden of Prayet". Each one present was request- ed ta turti ta the one on their left and say something plea- sant and inspiring. Rev. Ficko closed the devotional period with prayer. Dorothy Dewar, president, then took the chair for the business portion of the meet- ing. The minutes of the previaus meeting were read and offering taken. Dorothy again referred ta Victor Home and on motions' of Marg Murphy and Isabelle Chaîhice, information is ta be passed on ta Grandview School. It was approved that Pontypool U.C. W. send $75. for foster child. Dorothy stated that she had obtained "The Gospel Road" with Johnny Cash for a weekend in June, but, si»we that date was the same as the Marney Patterson Crusade in Millbrook, it is going ta be rescheduled for September. On May l9th a "Luncheon is Served" is planned for the Pontypool Commuxiity Centre and on Saturday, April lOth, a Bake Sale with a Craft Table will be hehd in the church. All