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Thursday Night, Nov. 2 7 p.m. at Orval Mc Lean Auctian Conter - Lindsay OnCounty Rd. 4 just south of Highway 7, propert y of Mrs. _,Annie Swtzer, Cannington. Antiques, furniture, ap- plInce, sme dishes, and bedn.Ant lue pine f lat- back cupboard, wooden high .ehair 1 amps, dash churn, fàak dresser, washstands, gingerbread dlock, antique rocking chair, 3 Windsor chairs, 6 pressback chairs, oak dining table, magazine Trac-, 2 haàll firees, iron bed with brass trim, floor lamps, bedroom suite, vanity, wicker rocker, child's wicker rocker, marbie vanity, trunk, capper bqlier, rug, wicker baby carniage, refrigerator, annex with electric stfove, crocks, cream can, small tables, snawshaes, power lawn naoWer, some dishes, no reserve. House being sold. Don't m;iss this sale. Dale and Orval McLean, auctioneers, 324-2783, Lindsay. - 44-1 N Auction Sale Grist Mill Auctian Barn Newtonville Friday, Nov. 3rd at 7:00 p.m. Oak dining table and 6 chairs, new round oak pedestal table, square aak dining table, ibrary table, warcrooe, neas, oressers, 'chests of drawers, bedroom suite, 6 ft. cedar lined trunk, cracks, gunstock and other odd chairs, western saddle, portable pool'table, alumlnum door, skis, table saw and motor, hardware Items, mantle cdock, 011 space heaters, 2 door fnldge, stove, deep freeze, colour T.V., tea wagon and a variety of other articles. Terms cash. Autioneers: Stapleton Bras. 786-2244. 44-1 N Auctian Sale Saturday Evening Wovem ber 4th et 7p.m. At Pethick's Auction Barn, Naydan, one mile east of Enniskillen. Large quantity of furniture, deep freeze, washer, dryer, colour T.V., stoves, you name It. Cliff Pethick, auctianeer. 44-1 N Cornel's Auction Barn Friday, Novem ber 3 7 p.m. 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay-Little Britain Road. The property of Jae Clark of Toronto (giving up hausekeeping) plus other cansignors. Findia y aval cookstave, quant ity of gressback chairs, jam cup- board, hcandmade quilts, antique dressers, black vinyl chesterfield and chair, 9 piece ,a k dining room suite, ,, -elvinator upright freezer, copper bolers, walnut chairs, pine kitchen table (new), hall stand, 'Annex stove, Axminster, rugs, coal 6i1 larnps, qyantity of picture frames, large quantity of chinaîland glass plus many more antiques, furniture and household items. Don Corneil, auctioneer et R.R. 1 Little, Britain 705-786-2183. 44-1iN Auction Sale Saturday, Novem ber 4 1: 15 P.m. Bannisters Auction Hall, Aewdley. Consisting of match- ing bed chesterfiel d and chair, pjatfarm rocker, chest of drawers, arm chairs, beds, new40 channel CB with aerial, djs h es, glassware, refrigeratars, coloured and bjack and white T.V.1s, washing machine, stoves, sa ce heater, and other items being cansigned. Rager Bannister, auctianner. 416-797-2651. 44-1 N Domini.on 1 Securit les Llted la, pleased ta annaunce that Mrgaret W. Aillîn wlll act again this yoar as aur sub-agent. Miss Allin will b. pleased ta dlscuss the purchase of these bonds, and the re*nvestment af praceeds t ram maturlng S24 and SAR.Issues. Telephane 623-5607. Communion service was held at the Yelverton United Church on Sunday witli Rev. Stanley Hanes officiating and Elders Clare Robinson and Terry Malcolm assisting. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm entertained a number of relatives in lionour of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright of Islington observing their,2Oth Wedding Anniversary- this week. Present on the occasion were the honoured couple naturally, aur hasts Vic and Wm., Mr. Elmer Wright, Mrs. Emma Malcolm of Uxbridge,ý Mr. and, Mrs. Raîpli Malcolm of Don Milîs, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm of Yelverton. Best wishes ta aour revered aunt and uncle on this hiappy occasion. Best wishes too, ta Uncle Elmer who will be observing lis 89th birthday next week. Sorry ta, learn that Mr. Bruce Heaslip of Nestleton (hubby of the general Nestle- ton correspondent) lias been transferred ta a Toronto Hospital from Port Perry Hospital for further medical attention., His many friends join in wishing Bruce much improved liealtli. Yelverton U.C.W. ladies lield a miscellaneous shower this week for one of aur comrnunity's young ladies, Mrs. Dawn, Johinson (nee McCabe) who was married a couple of weeks ago. Dawn received a nice variety of gifts ta, start lier domestic life with., Miss Cindy Creamer returned home, ta Edmonton this week after spending a week or two with lier Grandma - Mrs. Hazel Whittaker of Lindsay and witli Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm and Candy. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Sesson attended the 25tli Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliambers lield in Peter- boroughi on Saturday evening. Election Fever in Manvers Twsp. is running ta date at a very lowv ebb. Most of tlie incumbents have indicated they intend ta offer their services either in tlie same, or at some higlier level. A couple of new candidates have mndi- cated an inclination ta run if an election is imminent. Speedy convalescence ta Mr. Auke Van Der Meer wlo is currently in Port Perry Hospital- suffering from circulation problems in lis legs. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm on the safe arrival of, their son - which just about concludes Yelverton's Stock Derby for this year. A short pause to refresl and look-out 1979. A Municipal Election is assured in Manvers Twsp. in Victoria County this year Incumbent Reeve Gea. Neals received an Acclamation - the only one this year. Incumbent Deputy Reeve Lamne Curtin is being opposed by a newcomer ta municipal polities in this area at least - a lady from Pontypool subdivision for council - Mrs. Jayne Ciesielczk for council. Incum- bent Lewis McGill with 27, years municipal experience behind him; Incumbent Bob Brown - also a veteran munici- pal politician who lias been tlirough tlie chairs. James McMullen from. Balyduff - a supervisor, for Transportation and Communications for Higliway 35 and 115 - a newcomer to municipal politics. Barry Pickering - a former businessman who operates a beef feedlot in Balyduff. Mr. Jim Smithi - wlo operates an Equestrian Centre an a farm, nortli of Betliany. Mms. Linda McLaughlin of Viewlake - a former councillor for a term but lost out in the last municipal election. Mrs. McLaughlin's husband is the New Democmatic candidate for aid Durham County in fortlicoming federal election. In the local field of educa- tion the locanl incuimbent Congratulations ta Mrs. Jane Connolly, who is a frequent visitor at Malconia, on receiving first class lonours in her written examination for Dental Assistant. Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs Bert McMullan of Janet-, ville who observed tlieir 50tli Wedding Anniversary with an At Home at Yelverton Churdli Hall on Saturday afternoon 2 - 5. The guest book was in charge of 3 grandsons Vernon, Douglas and Mark McMullen - sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Gary, McMullen. Jhe- guests were welcomed by members of the family - Mm. and Mrs. Murray Malcolm (Joyce), Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adams (Lois), Mr. and Mms. Garry McMullen and received by Mm. and Mms. McMullen. Some 150 guests signed the guest book. Tea was served by the grand- daugliters - Marilyn Bowen, Valerie and Lana Malcolm. Lynn Mothersili, Lee Guest, Lenore Wubbolt, Darlene Mal colm, another' grand- daugliter who was unable ta be present sent greetings from Edmonton. Among the guests fmamn a distance were Mms. Meta Heaslip (Bemt's sister) and Mm. and Mms. Tom Parker (Doris) of Trent, Michigan, U.S.A. Also present were Bert and Elva's two great- YELVERTON For Oua ity and Service Shop ma DYKSTRA'S ïiThe Food Store ~ With The Difference. iM grandchildren Jason and Jody Mothersill. Congratulations were read from bath federal and provin- cial governments and Reeve' George Neals on behaîf of the County of Victoria presented the McMullen's with a history of Victorian County and a plaque. The McMullens also received numerous cards and gifts including a bouquet of flowers from grandchilren and a picture album covering pictorially, all the important events during their 50 years of marriage dating back ta their wedding day Oct. 31, 1928. Guests were present fromn Trent, Mchigan, Kitchener, Port Perry, Omemn'ee, Brook- lin, Bowmanville, Oshawa and most local, communities. Following the "At Home" Mr. and Mrs. Murray Malcolm hosted a family gathering of 65 fpiends and relatives for a buffet dinner at their resi- dence. Congratulations ta Mr. Elma Wright of Nestleton who observed lis 89th birthday on Sinday. Gïve Yourself DetteOdd!t Elizabethville Churci services were held as usual. Rev. W. Kennedy spoke an Zaccieus. The choir sang an anthern. Mrs. H. Quantrill was at the door. Next Sunday Ms. Doreen Wilson, a theological student at Queens will take the service; she will le assisting in this charge, as mequired, throughout the winter and spring sessions. Our next Women's Institute is Nov. 7th at 2 p.m. at Thicksons. I lape ta get this news ta Bowmanvile before the next paper is printed, if not it wiil be late. Our annuai fowl supper was held on the 1Btli witi two settings plus the helpers. A deliciaus supper was enjoyed by al. Several in the area attended the funemal of the late Frank Brotlweli on Wednesay, the same day as aur supper. Our local hunters retumned home on the weekend. Mm. and Mrs. W. Deremo and Ben, Orono spent the weekend witi Mr. and Mrs. K. Trew. Churci services were held as usual. Our speaker was Mrs. Doreen Wilson, from Queen's Theological College, Kingston. She will take one service per Sunday on this chreuntil April. Mr. Lloyd Kelg ill be working with the Callege, in an advisory capacity, and requests for aur studenL's aistance siuld-be made to Mr. Kellogg. Mrs. Ken Trew assisted with the services in the absence of Rev. Kennedy., The choir sang an anthem. Mrs. Wilson spoke on the parable of the fishermen casting their, nets and getting fish where they hadn't been able ta catch any until Jesus ardered tliem ta cast their nets again. Mr. H. White was at the door. Next Sunday we will lave Mrs. Wilson again. Our Wamen's Institute meets Nov. 7th and the U.C.W. the l4th. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson had Mrs. Lewko, Mrs. R. Westheuser and girls; and Mrs. J. DeKoker, Sunder- land. Mrs. H. Quantrili spent a few days with lier son Mm. J. Quantril, Mms. Qauntili and family, at Kingsville, last week. Our needlecraft course began on Thursday witli the first meeting at Mr. and Ms. Jack Barkwell's home. About 25 attended and each member received enougi canvas ta iearn ail the stitches that make up the course. Mrs. Barkwell and Mms. Langyeam are the leaders. Mrs. O. Mercer; Mrs. B. Wheeler; Mrs. C. Mercer;- Mrs. H. Muldmew; Mms. Lewko and Mrs. H. Thickson, attend- ed the meeting ta hear Dr. Jeremy Sturgeon, head of the Chemotherapy Dept. at Pmincess Margaret Hospital, speak on the current place of chemotherapy in the treat- ment of cancer. There was a vemy good crowd attended. Coffee and cookies were served by the Cancer Society. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer visited with Mm. and Mrs. W. Muldrew, Oshawa, recently. Mrs. M. Brimacombe is at home now. Mm. W. Lewko and Mm. E. Wilson are about the same. Mr. and Mrs. W. Terbencie and family, Port Hope, were with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Muldrew had Mr. and Ms. Bruce Mclntosli and boys, and Mms. Mclntosli Sm., Coldsprings, Sunday, celebrating Mms. Muldrew's birthday. Mms. John Sevenheysen, Thompson, Man is home for two weeks. Mm. and Mrs. Joe Peacock, Lindsay were in the area last week and called on Mm. and Mrs. V. Peacock. News lias flot been written regularly for the past week or so for two reasons, the mail itself was a littie out of order and for the first haif of last week this reporter was in the Ottawa Valley. Some of the items mentioned here are a littie out of date but perhaps stili of interest. Sa rarely do we see a partridge that'we wondered if they had disappeared from the area. But a weeki or so ago Jane MeColl heard a crash of glass and went ta the porch to see the carpet littered with broken glass and a very much alive partridge walking about. She went to the door ta open it, then heard another crash and the partridge had taken off, fortunately through the same window. The next day one crashed into a store window on~ Walton Street, Port Hope cracking the window and snuffing out its own life. Two ladies of- Morrish Wo- men's Institute have taken an instructor's course in needle point 'and are themselves conducting a course in this craft. There have been three meetings held at the homes of Mrs. Percy Hoskin, Miss Berniece Best and Mrs. R. Bamnsey. The first two men- fioned are the leaders and about nine ladies are attend- ing. Mrs. T. Wilson and Mrs. E. Barrowclough with other lad- ies from Welcome UCW at- tended tlie Betliesda Thank- offering on Tuesday evening October l7th. Roy Austin's new bouse progressing and soan will le ready for its roof. Harold and Gwen Best returned last Wednesday from a few weeks' holiday in Florida. The churcl service at Wel- came on Sunday, October 22nd was conducted by Mrs. Do- reen Wilson of Kingston. Her The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 1, 1978 15 WI..ESLEY VILLE story for the children was îllustrated by using road maps, especially those with routes marked on them for specific trips, and related them ta our road map for 111e as marked out in the scrip- tures, Her message for the morning was the joyous Christian life as shown by Paul, even when in damns in prison in contrast ta Seneca, a wealthy man, who could have all the material benefits available yet spoke despair- ingly of the purpose of life. The choir's anthem wias "Ten- derly Jesus is Calling", and organist was Mrs. Lorraine Beatty in the absence of Mrs. Reeve Clarence Nichols and John Connelly received the offering. We are glad ta know Mrs. Milton Brimacombe is conva- lescing at home in Osaca after a long period in Port Hope and Peterborough Hospitals. Friends here were sorry ta hear of the death of Mr. Tom Bennett of Port Hope a week ago. Mr, Bennett was well known here, a frequent visitor with his sister, Mrs. Reeve, and his cheerful greeting will be missed by many besides his family. 1Apple trees are stripped of their fruit in most orchards and there is a tantalizing smell from the bushels piled ready for deiivery. The Macs have been sold from most growers, tliey are not a long keeping apple. Ladies are busy once again, quilting at the home of Mrs. H. Darke. Sunday morning service at Welcome United Church on October 29th, was arranged by the UCW as were others on the .charge as Rev. Kennedy was away during the weekend for a study session. Mrs. L. Kellogg shared the service with Mrs. Doreen Wilson who is the regular student supply. Mrs. Wilson's story for the children was illustrated by one of lier own memories of a speaker dramatizing lis message of "God is Love" by bringing the invisible writing on a sheet of paper ta liglit by heating it. The junior choir's anthem was "Love is something, ifyou give it away". How is your prayer Life was the topic of the sermon and its searching question of personal prayer ife e, and the empliasis on the power of prayer, provided mudli food for thought and action. A bright golden chry- santhemum was a cheery note. THIS WEEK WE HA VE MORE CONSTRUCTION SPECIALS No WH AT?9 WHAT DO WE, DO WITH ALL THESE BEANS WE'VE GOT LEFT? Sure, we sol 'd a lot of cars last week and, at some unbelievable prices. But since nobody could'beat the deals we were off ering we' re lef t holding the bea ns. SO NOW WHAT? Now we extend our offer to ail new cars, new trucks and demonstrators in our stock; 1978 and 1979 models. If you can get a better deal on any comparable vehicle anywhere, you get the beans ... If you can't beat our, deal we'II probably throw the beans in with your new car anyway. ..TO US THE DIFFERENCE /$ JUST BEA NS ..TO YOU THE DIFFERENCE WILL BE VALUE OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1978 5:00,p.m. WE CARRY A LARGE VARIETY 0F NATURAL FOODS GRANOLA CEREALS UNTREATED FLOURS V ITAMI NS and FOOD SUPPLEMENTS NATURAL FOOD SPECIALS FRESH GROUND PEANUT BUTTER SCB HAPPY HOME GRANOLA CEREALS 2 LB. BAG jw ) K ST 1 A'SPARKING DELICA TESSEN OFF FOOD MARKET UE STREET 73-77 KING ST. WEST 623-3541.1 Oshawa Monument Co., Flamily Momorials - Morkors Ail Design end Lettering Don. by Us on Promises -NO SALESMEN INVOLVED- Please Telep hone 728-3111i for FurlDetails