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DEADLINE TFOR CLASSUFUED T ues,., 12 noon ipon'23-30 Km- LOVELY bachelor a partment for rent in central Bowman- ville, close to shopping -and bus, newly decorated, upstairs in small, quiet apartment building. Large living room, small bedroom, den and kitchenette and 4-piece bath, $200 monthly includes heet, hydro, fridge and stove. Quiet tenants only need apply. References requîred. Phone 623-480 after4àn-m BED-SITTING room, furnish- ed and heated. Private entrance. Suitable for gentle- man. Phone 623-7108. 45-1 ALL electric modern 3 bed- roomn apartment in Newcastle, Jardwood and tule floors, spacious cupboards, lawns and ample parking. Available December 1. Phone 723-0436. 45-2 N LARGE 7 roomn brick farmn house, just outside of New- castle. 1/2 acre lot. Garage. $300.00 monthly. Ask for Drk Woudsfra at G. Van Dyk Rltr 623-4428. 45-1 LIVING room, kitchen, bed- room and bathroom, heated, stove and fridge. Central location. Suited for one person or couple. References requir- ed. $175 monthly. Write Box 788, c-o The Canadian States- man, Box 190, Bowmanville., 45-tf N FURNISHED self contained basement accommodation, hospital vicinity. Phone 6211-3600 after 4 p.m. 45-1 TWO bedroom apartment in Bowmanville, -$285 a manth, a l utilifies included, adults referred. Available avember 1Isf. Phone 623-9442. 45-1 N SPACIOUS 2 room apartment, stove and fridge, newly decorated, carpet, ail ufilities included. $235. References. Write Advertiser 787, c-a Canadian Statesman, Box 190, Bowmanville, Ontario. 45-2N HOUSE in Bawmanville, 4 bedroom bungalow, $325 plus utilities. Phone 623-4604. 45-1 N TI-REE rooms and bath, ile floors, lighf, heat and wajtc-r, frldge and stove. Phone 623-3197. 45-1 APARTMENT in Bowman- ville. Available immediately. Two bedroam carpefted, $270, utilities naf included. Phone Philip Currie, 1-763-1131. 45-3 TYRONE area, 2 barns, 10 acres, $50 monthly. Cal 623-7661. Ask for Donna. 45-1 N RANCH bungalow, fhree bed- roams, two baths, family raom, double garage, country setting. Close ta fown. Clean respansible married persans anly. $350 manthly. Phone 623-2381. 45-1 THREE bedroom, semi- detached hause, centralîy Iocated, Bawmanville, $300 a month net, Phone 1-983-911 befween 8:30 and 5. Ask for Mrs. Lewis. 45-1 STORAGE available for tent trailers, hardfaps, small boats and skî-doos. Phone.263-2042. 43-tf N THREE bedroom apartmenf, heat, hydro, garage, garden, easf of Kirby. Phone 728-6609 or 725-5618. 45-1 N THREE bedroom house ta share with one or two people. Phone 623-4023. 45-1 BOWMANVILLE aparfment, 4 raams and bath, heated, cable TV, free parking. Available naw. Reasonable plus hydra. Phone 623-7523 or 1-705-696-3361. 28-TF THE Stanegate. Very nice 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with view and many features in Part Hope - 885-6500. 39-TF THREE bedroom apartmnent, available Decemiber lst, first and, last month's rent in advance. References require- ed. Services included and Cable TV. Newly decarafed. $305 monthly. Phione 623-7574. 45-1iN NEWCASTLE, living raam, kitchen, one bedroom, small den, elecfric heat. Private enfrances, yard, quiet area. Adults preferred. No pets. References. $200 plus hydra. Phone 987-5318. 45-1 N TOWNHOUSE, Bowmanville, $500 month.. Phone 723-0575i between 9a. m. - 5p. m. 4- AVA1LA B LE Decemnber 1ist or sooner, modemn 3 bedroom hause, excellent location, new development in Bowmanville. First and last month's in advance, $350 per month. Cal 623-6433 a fter 6 p. m. 45-1 N FURNISHED rostor rent. Phone 623-7071. Ask for Fred. 44tff NOIC T RsDIOS NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANDOTHERS Ail claims against the Estate of HARO LD GEORG E GILLINGHAM, lafe of Bowmanville in the Regional Municipality of Durham, Ontario, who died on the 12th day of June, 1978, must be filed with the undersigned Executor on or before the 28th day of November, 1978, after which date the Estate will be distributed, having regard' only to the dlaims of which the Executor shaîl then have notice. DATED af Toronto, Ontario, th is l3fh da y of October, 1978. THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY, P.0O* Box 7500, Station A, Toronto, Ontario, M5W 1 P9, Executor, BY Lang, Michener, Cranston, Farquharson & Wight, its Sol icifors herein. 45-2 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the estate of Lloyd Harvey Gilbank of the township of Scugog in the Regionai Municipaliiy of Durham, deceased; Ail persans having dlaims aga inst the Estate, of LIayd 1-arvey Gilbank, lafe ofthte Twnship of Sc ugog, in the Regiona I Municipalify of Durham, who died on or about the lSth day of September 1978, are required ofaiflie such dlaims with the undersigned on or betore the 23rd day of November; thereaffer the undersigned will distribute the assefs of the said estate having regard only ta the dlaims thon tiied. Dafed at Newcastle (Bowmanville) this31stdayof October 1978. Pearl Annie Glbank, administratrix of the estate of Lloyd Harvey Gilbank, by her solicitor; Doulas J. Barber, Barrister and Sol icitor, Box 339, Bowmanville, Ontario. LI C 31-1. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANDOTHERS IN THE ESTATE 0F Joseph Cooper, Retired Farmer, deceased. Al persons havingd aims as creditarsand hei rs ieainsf fthe estate oftlhe above meintianed, late of the Townshipaof Scugog in the Regional Municipaiity of Durham who died af the said Township of Scugog on the 13fh day of June 1978, are required to file proof of same with the undersig ned on or before the 27 h ay o f November 1978. After that date the Public Trustee will proceed to distri- bute the estate, having regard only ta the dlaimrs of which he then shaîl have had notice. DATE Dat Toronto th is l7th day of October 1978. Public Trustee, 145 Queen St. West, Toronto Administratar. FREE REMOVAL 0F FRESH, DEAD and DISABLED FARM STOCK, CALL MARGWI LL FUR FARM Hampton 263-2721 Port Hope 885-5274 TACK repairs - new and used tack - veterinary supplies alsa brokerage service which wilI arrange the sale or purchase af horses, tack, trailers, hay, etc. Gladwin and Ca. Durham Rd. 23 S. Whtby. 668-1282 (Open evenings). 42-TF N HORS EME N Complete facilities available. Morses - bought, sald and traded. Training and lessons. English and Western. Boarding facilitieswith indoor arena. VISITORS WELCOME KENDAL HILLS HORSE CENTRE Campbellcroft 416-797-2124 43-8 BIG Breed Muscovy ducks. Reasonable. Phone 263-2932. YOUNG bantam hens, alive or frozen. Good eating! Phono 1-797-2357. 45-1 N CONGO FLIGHT 16.1 T. B. bay gelding, 5 yeams, g ood conformation. -Success- fully shown in fiat classes. Has been starfed ovor jmps. Good dressage or hu potentiai. Asking $2500. WiiI accept best ottor. 668-4248 Whitby NO DICE 15,3 bay 9elding 10 yeams, excellent disposîi ln. Jumping fouft- fot wifh ease. Good show horse fom junior rider. Wins coflsisfently in pleasume and hurit classes. Smooth and rellable in the hunt field. Asking $1500, wýlI accept best offer ta suitable buyem. 668-4248 - Whitby 45-1 N e * ane Hooper's Jewellery will be open al day Wednesday until Christmas. 45-1iN 1, Gillard J. Paterson of R.R. 3, Bowmanville will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name by anyone on or after this date October 28, 1978 without my written consent. Signe, Gillard Paterson. 44-3 LONG JOHN'S ANTIQUES have moved south one mile ta southeast corner of Starkville, 4Miles north of Newtonville or 21/2 miles sauth of Kendal. Phone 786-2016 44-3 BADMINTON Open to ail interested couples Every Thursday 8 - 10 p.m. at Clark High School. NO F EE For f urther information cal 987-5387. 45-1 Newcastle Arena Fund Draw on Oct. 24, 1978 winners are: $500.00 - ticket no. 1901, David A. Pugh, 652 Buchan Ave., Oshawa. $250.00 - ticket no. 2289, Kathleen Lawson, R.R. 2, Newcastle. $100.00 - ticket no. 1104, L & R Con. struction Ltd., Bawmanville. 45-1 B. M. H.A. Booster Club Hockey Pool winners -for Saturday, -November 4, 1978 were lst goal - Gord Montgomery, last goal - Ken Kelly. Next pool Novem ber 11, 1978. 45-1 6 ~IS". i(e GENERAL office pei required by G.M. dealers xprence would be an as Ap l n writing giving edi tian, training and m experience ta Advertiser c-a The Canadian Statesr P.O. Box 190, Bowmanv Ont. LI C 3 K9. , PART TIME WORK Selîing Vanda Beauty ,Products For appointment caîll Mrs. M. Da Sil va 623-678, EXPERIENCED hairdre wanted for professii Redken Salon. Excel opportunities for educatii advancement. Caîl 623-545 42-7 BOYS or girls required deliver flyers twa or th nights a week in ceni Bowmanville. Phone 623-4: PAPERBOY-GIRL neede( deliver The Canadian Sta man. The route cansists appraximately 20 papers the Scugog St. area. Availi immediately. Phone 623-3 ýrsan ship, sset. lua-~ *uirêireu U~ Phono for appointment Anniversary, Weddinp.and Family Portraits In Our Studio, Your Home, or on Location 78 King St. W. Bowmanville 623-2404 42-4N Peter Sutherland Aluminum Prod. r Bowmanvi île Siding,- Soff ut 3 Fascia - Trough Shutters - Windows Doors - Awnings 623-4398 FOR FREE ESTIMATE. ALSO HANDLING VINYL SIDINGý 1 3-tf N -GORD SIMPSON Ref rigerationê Appi lance Serv Commercial and Domi Refrigeration - MiIk Co PHONE BERT SYI Days...............6, Nights.............6, Lander Hardwi and ELECTRIC S CUGOG Excavating Dredging - Lakeshore cleaning& developing - Pond and other draglinq work - Bulldozing - Free ostimates - nt obligation -Reasonable rates Box 563, Port Perry 985-7720 Orono, Ontario Painting M. Brooks Paperhanging CARPENTRY Ca penryR EMODE LLI NG Remodîlmng CUPBOARDS - VAN General Repairs GNRLRPI Interior Exterior Phone 623-556 14-tf ____________ __ ALL-TYPE ROOFING Shing les new or Reroof ing Flats hot -or cold process. AIl roof and chimney repairs. FREE EsTrIMATES 623-5038 15-ff LOOKING AHEAD BRICKWORK, CHIMNI P. LOUWS CONSTRUCTIE 149 Scugog St BowmanviIlle 623-2756 WATER Wells bored, 30 file. Ward's Weil Barinig. Tele- P.hone 342-2030. Representa- vorki Eat 40 tive arry L. Wade. Tl 789, for Christmnas phn98-51 nan, ille, in your spare time. Choose OXFORD your own hours.Brkaysan 45-1 CALL rcaysan - MRS. GREEN Stonemnasons Mtd (between 4 and 61 - 623-9302 -4f (Our fireplaces do not smroke 44-tf NOrono 983-5606 DARLINGTON 18- 9. MASONRY 45-1 Brick, Block, Stone Lloyd Barnes - CHIMNEY & FIREPLACES Plumbing sser CHIMNEY CLEANING Carpentry, Renovating anal AliI General Repairs lient Phone 623-2176 REASONABLE RATES anal 45-tf 55. 263-2288 TFN Robert Van De BeIt 27- - PAINTING f0 (ltroadEtroro.Bes&Sn ree CONroradEteir 1.BeSTRUCTons trai ODD JOBS NONomS-RUCINaai t385.Ne Ho e - eoai 45-1 263-2113 Rec Rooms ýd ta tes-' s of s in lable 3303. 45-1 Bill's GLASS and MIRRORS LTD. 7 Division Sf., Bowmanville, Ontario. Phono 623-5187. Mon. - Fri. 8: 0- 5:00o Sat. 9- 12 noon Shoot and Float Glass Sealed Units - Storm Windows Store Fronts - Float Mirrors Patterned and Colored Glass and (7azîng. 9-tf N William Grootendorst Lt. BRICK BLOCK STONEWORK Specializing in FIREPLACES FREE ESTIMATES 623-3966 19-26N LOVING mother wiii give day care in my home for your pre-schooier. Have a two year aid for companianship., Phone 623-6118. 45-1 Bowmanville Glass 143 Wellington St. 623-3410 Specializing in Cash & Carry, glass, mirrors, alumlnum products (slding and doors) 28-tf N Don Brooks & Son Genera I Contra ctor and Custom Builder Phone 723-6176 New homes, additions, altera- tions, gec rooms, garages, rep rs of ail types, etc. 25 tf REYNOLDS UPHOLSTERING Modern, Traditional and Antique. Freeepickup and deli vory. FRE E ESTIMATES PHON E 263-2132 R. R. 1, Hampton 48-tf N Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Barn Newtonville, Friday, November loth 7:00 pm Automatic cIothos washer, and fridge, stave, 3 pc. bedroom . st chests, dressers, bunk /Ice beds, desk, coffee and end eic tables, occasianal tables, 3 ýc. ietc settee, variety of croc s, oolers crack churn, cream separafor 23-5E 7 (complote), coal1 stove, >2-74 uprîght display cabinets, 23-3177 large space saver cupboard, ,are sterea component, small electridal appliances, brass candle figures, automatic car 2-tf wash, woad lathe, G78-14 snows, 10 spoed girl's bikes, chain saw, paper log roller, flaur box, tube tester, and a variety of ather articles, & includîng an ail furnce. Terms: Cash. Auctioneers: Staplefan Bras. 786-2244. 45-1 N ie Saturday, November il 11 a.m. Estate of the late Mr. o0 George White, 1 mile east of Nestleton on Hw. 7A. Complote contents ai hause, y gara ge and drive sheds. Coal o il I amps, bracket lamps, 40-BN cracks, aid Underwaod type- writor, picture trames, bed- raom suite, room screen, Serenader radio, coaf stands,I chest of drawers, Singer portable, smfall appliances, dishes, Inalis wrinder washer. TES pop coaler, 7 bags of cement, IIIS skill saw and tools, creeper, RS mo-ped, Case tractor, farm 6 wan~ 2 adult snowrabile 10-ff boots, (like new), pond pumps - and hases, aluminum stop EYS ladder, logging chains, bear claws, taw chains and cable, hyd. cylinder, Quebec heater, cement mixer, battery 0 N charger, transmission tiller, cedar rails, posts and pales, heavy scrap metal and numerous other items. Very goad sale. Lunch. No reserve. 13-tf John Pearce Auction Service - 985-7492. ',457-1 ele- 8-ff 7-tf ri g 10O-tf Repa irs of ail1 types. _____ ____ ____ ____PHONE Hutton & Wiggans 623-2263 Insulation 20-tf BLOWN METHOD FREE ESTIMATES JACK BURGESS 623-2551 33-tf N ODD JOBS YARD and BASEMENT CLEANU P RUBBAGE REMOVAL LIGHT MOVING PAI NTING Have truck will move. Phone Andy 623-9379 22-tf D &R CUSTOM FENCING CUSTOM CHAINSAWING Phone Orono 983-5005 or 983-9627 il-tf G. VAN LONDEN MASON RY BRICK, BLOCK, STONE AND FIREPLACES. Phone 623-5114. 31-tf Odd Jobs Person with truck requires work. Scrap, yard clean up, etc. Phone 623-5340 43-2 DRY WALL FINISHING PLASTER REPAIRS Spray Stucco Cellngs Painting WALLY LUCYK Orono 983-5518 MIN ER'S EXCAVATING FOR TRENCHING, EXCAVATION AND SEPTIC TANKS. PHONE NEWCASTLE 987-4995 NoSundayCalls - OIL BURNERS - FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONE HAMPTON 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 43 - Bowmanville 30-tf A NDE RSON INSU LATION 623-5181 or 579-2060 Bîown Cellulose Fibre for Attic and RAPCO FOAM for Walls. CITY and COU NTRY HOMES . 7-tf N Ronis Floor Care Commercial and household cleaning. Dry foam rug and é.arpet shampooing. Wax re- moval, wa[I washlng. Ron Turcotte 623-7966 33-tf 20'C is a good room temperature 30"C is swimming time WOC - wear a coat Saturday, November il at 11: 30 a. m. aýt Orange Hall, Cobourg Pine corner cupboard, wicker arm chair, cedar deacon4s bench, two piece foulet set, modern dresser and chest of drawers, record cabinet, Thor built-in aven and couniter top range, stereo, pine, box, Beatty washer-spin dryer,, two piece bedroom suife, beaver sealers, Findlay 20". ran e, black and white T.V 's, Arris c hair, daven- ,rt,,pine toal chest, small a bIes 3 piece chrome dînette suite, dressers and chesfs of drawers, blankef box, school desk, saddle, oak desk, 10K gold ring, Persian coat, fire- side accessories, china and glassware including Limages etc., g arden ols, hall tree, 2 C anferns and many mare items. Terms cash, no reserve.. Lunch avaliable. Northumberland Auction Sales Ltd. Paul Lean, auc- tioneer. Phone 352-2403. 45-1 ,Auction Sa le at Pothick's Auction Barn Haydon, one mile east of Enniskillen on Saturday evening, Navomber llth, A large quanfity of furniture, nice wicker table and four chairs, bunk, beds, washing machine (bofh kinds), dryer, deep freeze, piano and bencfl, loads of goodies. Sale at 7 p.m. Clitf Pethic k,au ctioneer. 45-1iN Satqvrday, November lith Giving up dairying. Auction sale of Holstein cattie and dairy eqýuipment. The property oflE laine and Gardon Jackson, west hait Lot 7, Con. 10, Ops Twp. 7 miles east of Lindsay on Hwy. 7 ta MiII Roa dat Rea boro a nd 11/2 mil1es south. 64 head ot Holstein catf le. 3 purebred cows, 3 ý urebred heifers, 28 mature aistein cowfs in ail stages of lactation. 6 frosh in Sept., 1 tresh Aug., 1 fresh July. 1 due time of sale, 1 due Nov. 20, 1 due Nov. 17, 3 due Dec., 2 due Jan., 4 due Feb. 8 grade bred heiters, 6 grade heifers breeding age, remainder open heifors and calves. Some excellent DHIA records. Herd average 12,500 lbs. milk BCA 123-111. See sale posters for details. Some NIP dards availabie day of sale. Herd tesfed Oct. 3. 1976 Surge Pace Maker Pipe Lino - 3 stali. automatlc wash in place Surge 3 stali diagonal milking E arlour. 1974 DeLaval 27 can ulk mlik tank, stalnless steel, 3 Surge true-test miik mefers. 1 Surge unit, Surge water sottener, North Co. Magnet automatic grain feeder, othem items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1: 00 p.m. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro Ont. 705-324-9959. 43-2 *0 g CASH tom gold, silver, coins, guns, dlocks, jeweiîery, dishos, fumnitume, cracks, p aintings, sea lers, appl iancos, Friendiy Flea Market, 23 King West, 725-9783. 9 tf GUITAR, good condition. Phono 623-7037. 45-1 USED Fumnifure and Ap- phliances. Paddy's Market, Ham pton 263-2241. 26-tf Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles Snowmobi les For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 45-tf Saturday, November l8th Auction sale of househald furnifure, somo antiques. The tproperty of Bill Sanderson, Lot 4, Con. 5, Emiiy Twp. 1 mile north of Toronto Dominion Bank in Omemee and 11/4 miles wesf. Oak desk, churn, 2 televisions, 2 radias, antique bedroom suite, iran bed, chests of drawers, coal ail and electric Iamps, rockers, chairs, what not, dinette suite, chesterfield suife, drap lbat table, Tappan 400 o Iectrîc stove - 2 piece aven on top. Sllverware, complote set of dishes, odd dishes, rugs, jars, antique dlock, 2 cracks, wardrobe, Purox cutfing and welding torches with gauges and hases, farm scales, DeLaval No. 15 cream separator, many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, auctioneer, Reabara, Ont. 705-324-9959. 43-4 Saturday, Novem ber 11 1: 15 p.m. Bannister's Auction Hall, Bowdley. Consisting ot sec- tional chesferfield, chest of drawors, 3 piece glass top coffee table and 2 end tables, artificial firoplace, tables, chairs, dishes, glassware, coloured and black and white T.V.'s, trunk, stoves, and other items still beingi consign- ed.* Rager Bannisft r, auc- tionoor. 416-797-2651. 45-1 N Auction Sale Antiques and Collectib les f rom va rious estates Monday evening, Nov. 13 7 p. m. Bannister's Auction Hall, Bewdley. Consîsfing of round walnut table, rocking chairs, wash stands, set of six hoap back chairs, paine cradie, walnut wardrobe, pedestal, Victorian arm chairs, chest of drawers, Captain's chair, dishes, glaSsware, ail iamps, caned chairs, quantity of piano rails, display cabinet, trames, cracks, and other items fao numerous ta men- tion. Most items have been re- finished. A good sale, plan fa attend. Rager Bannister, auctioneer. 416-797-2651 45-1 N Saturda y, Navember 11 11: 05 a.m. Two tractors, farm machinery, 1967 Plymouth, 6,000 miles on rebulît motor; 1974 G.M.C. pick-up with cap, runs excellent, automatic, g ow er seering, power ra kes; ha y, straw, furniture, some antiques, property of June and William Bull ,R. R. 1, Pont ypoal at Manvers Station, turn east off Hwy. 35 an Manvers 4th Line. Dishes, Silverware, iar, antique pump argan and staol, good 8 piece dining raom suite, antique bedroom suite, chairs, floor polishers, mirrars, bunk beds, radia-record player, antique beds, console television, chrome table, hîgh chairs, car radias, large f ish tank. Machiery: 2 International diesel tractors with loaders, Model 275; 3 furrow plough dragi disc; 3 pt. culfîvator, seed drill; Case baler; disc tiller; fertilizer spreader; electric grain grinder; manure spreader; drag harraws; hay rake; Pinta car for parts; eiectric motors, garden sprayer, farm trailer, tIwo riding lawn mowers; power reel type iawnmower; office equi p ent, fools etc. No reserve, F armbeing sold. Note time: 11:-05 Sharp. Machinery first. Lunch available. Orval McLean, auctioneer 324-2791 or 324-2783 nights, Lindsay. 44-2N Farm Sold November il f 1 p.m. 1 Sale of impiements and ;antiques, the properf y of Daug 1Veafer, Lot 13, Con . 7, Hope Townshi p, 3/4 mile south of Gardon H ill on County Rd. 10. fMassey Ferguson 135 tractor 1 vith Ezee-on loader and çhainps, 1400 hrs., Lilliston 7 ft. rotary mower - 1975 with 3 blades, Massey Ferguson poast 1haie auger - now 1976, chaîn harrows, 91/2 ft., M.F. biade 6 ft. adjustable, Massey Fer guson rota tiller - 5 h.p., White 10 tt. cultivator - 3 pt. hitch - 18 teeth, 32 ft. aiuminumn extension ladder, 2 wheei trailer with 14 ft. rack, 20 ft. auger, 31/2 in with 1/2 h.p.' motor, wheelbarrow, western saddie and bridie - like new, Lawnboy 21 in: lawn mower, scales, snow fonce, cedar rails, lumber, tools, lawn tumniture, skil saw - 12 in. biade, tatfoo kit (new), Sunbeam clippers, milk cans, pine flower box, trunk, chet's robe drosser and dlosot and chest of drawers, washstand, 2 pine cannon bail head boards, paine wood box, pine cupboard, many other articles. Terms cash. Sale time 1 p.m. Arnot Watten Auctioneer, Hampton, Ont. 416-263-2583. 44-2 Thursday, November 9 12 noan Hoîsteins Annual Maimont Anniversary Sale at Malmont Sales Aena, Blackstock, Ontario. Neil Malcolm, Sales Manager. 416-986-4246. 50 head, severai tresh cows with full deep pedigrees, aiso 2 service age sires with 3 ViG dams, also a fine group of well 9 rown bred heiters, opeon eifers and cal1ves. Th is annuai sale of selected cattie have been picked as tounda- tion material, as weli as a number of good f resh cows ta help the fali milk supply. Ail bruceliosîs tested. Most on listing rorm. Lunch avala le at sale. Lloyd Wilson, auctioneer. 144-2 Thursday Night, November 9 7 p.m. at Orval McLeanAuction On Countyý Rd. 4 1 usf saufh of Highway 7 Bly-pass. Cansign-, ment f rom Mrs. Oscar Graham, Fenelon Falls, gaad assortmenf of antiques and aider furniture, antique dlocks, appliances, excellent Mason & Risch player piano and nearly 100 rails, antique settee, iran bed, antique dressers, washstands, parlour tables, wooden bed, oak dîning room suife, other furnifure, antiques, refrigoratar, electric stove, wringer washer, television, ginger- bread dlock, antique wall dlock, mantel dlocks, sheif dlocks, antique platters, ail lamps, etc. N o reserve, house solfd Orval McLean, auctioneer, 324-2791 or 324-2783' nights. 4M-2 PONTYPOOL Monday, Novembor l3th is Ehection Day with poils open- ing atl1:O0a. m. andcelosing at 8: 00 p.m. On Tbunsday Candi- dates Night was beld in Bethany Town Hall when votons listened ta and quest- ioned those sooking positions on the Manvers Township Council and the Victoria County Board of Education. George Neals is again neeve by acclamation; deputy-neeve Lamne Curtin is boing chah- lengod by Jayno Ciesielczyk; councillars ta be elected from the following six aspirants - Bob Brown, Lewis McGill, Linda McLaughin, Jim Mc- Mullen, Barry Pickering, Jim Smith. For the Victoria County Board of Education representatives, two of the follawing will be elected - Edna Carow, Arthur Rowan, Donna Smales. Votons will also be asked if they are in favour of a -librany in the township. It is hoped that there wihl bo a good turn-out at tho polis next Monday. In this area voting will be held in Pontypool Community Centre and in Ballyduff Community Hall. Mn. and Mrs. Ronald Fallis, of Oak Ridgos were weekend visitons with Grace Fallis. Alvin Olan came homo on Tuesday from Princess Mar- garet Hospital and is nocuper- ating at the home of bis daughtor, Mrs. Fred Young- man. Sympatby is oxtendod ta the family and frionds of the late Cecil Argue who passod away recently in Toronto- We also sond out sympathy ta the famihy of the lato Mrs. F. Fajt who passed away hast Tuesday witb funenal in Brantford on Friday. Many membens of the VanDam, Sutch and Fajt families were in Brantford for the service and the weekend. Ron Vanieringen retunned an Saturday fromn a month's schooling in Los Angeles. Among places Ron visited wfre Tijuana, Las Vegas, Beverley Hihîs and Malibu Beach. Gary Bristow is supphying the music for a Chamber of Commerce dance this Satur- Corne!il's Auction Barn Friday, November 10 17P.m. 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay- Little Britain Road. Mahogany china cabinet, hall tree, loveseat and matching chairs, pressback high chair, quantity of oak chairs, Quebec heater, quantity of crocks, drop leaf table, bI anket box, rocking chair, gate leg table, quantlty of pressback chairs, chest of drawers, captain's chair, stereo, coloured T.V., brass lamp, dining chairs, shotguns, postcards, quantity of wooden decoys, antique han ging lamp, 1974 Ford CountrySedan, low mileage, certified (l ow reserve), cedar chest, parlor tables, oak hall seat, (excel- lent condition), qjuantity of hand tools, quantity of china and gl ass pilus many more antiques, furniture and house- hold items. Don Corneil, auctioneer at R.R. 1, Little Britain - 705-786-2183. 45-1 N Corneil's Auction Barn Tuesday, November 14 7 p.m. 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles wesf of Lindsay on the Lindsay- Little Britain Road. Oak secretariat, day bed, coloured T.V., mantle dlock, chesterfield and chair, Quebec heater, Hoover spin- washer, violins, bedraom suite, chrome set, quantity of wooden chairs, marble top dresser, air compressor, occasional chairs, quantity of hard back books, Find lay space heater, oak chairs, 3.5 h.p. garden tiller, 3.5 h.p. Mastercraft lawnmower, black vinyl chesterfield, quantîty of tools, and many; more antiques, furnituré and household items. Don Corneil, auctioneer af R.R. 1 Little Britain - 705-786-2183. 45-1 N Plan to attend the "Auction Sales" every Wednesday evening, 6:30 p.m. at the Oshawa Mark et Place, 249 Toronto Avenue (Ritson Road and 401) Oshawa, Ontario. 40-TF International Ltd. They rot urned ta Toronto late ini the aftennoon after a most enjoyable flight - Mrs. Kowal, unfontunately, did not wîn the dnaw for a trip for two ta Colombis, South America from 'Halidays by Wardair.' day night. (See, Coming Evonts) Tom Lowos, Peterborough, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin. Dawson, Bailieboro, were> Sunday visitors with Lloyd- a7nd Derena Clark. The Clarks spent a few days recently witb Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark and family in Deep River. Thirteen tables of euchre were played in Ballyduff Community Hall on Friday night. Winners were Derena Clark, Mabel Preston, Ina Cain, Meredith Preston, Bert MeMullen and Herm'an Webb. On Saturday evening a vert successful pot-luck dinner was held by the Ballyduff Hall' Committee. The committee thanks all those who, attended and assisted. The resuits were most rewarding. On Friday there was a gratifying turn-out for the Pontypool United Church Roast Beef Dinner. A great big thank you is given to ahI those who donated food, help etc. The ladies received a great many compliments on: the dinner. Thore was a momont's excitement in the -- kitchen when someone erred by turning on the aven instead of a burnor. Roasts of beef wrapped in newspaper were pihod in the aven and took fire. The flames were quickly extinguished before any harm was done. It might have been a "Charcoal Beef Dinner." The special Thankoffering Service in Pontypool United Church on Sunday was well attended with ah present enjoying the visiting speaker - Rev. Bevorly Thompson, B.A. M. Div. Rev. Thompson's sermon on "Running the Race" was most interesting and hier musical seloctions- with hier own guitar accom- paniment were beautiful. The- flowers on the altar were placed there by Mrs. Ruth Richardson and famihy in. memory of Tony Richardson.. Chris Dunford and Kevin Bryant took up the offering. During the service the choir sang "Ivory Palaces" with Nelly Michelle and Betty Lotu Gilbank singing the duet. Visitors aver the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Anderson,- and family were Rev. Beverly Thompson and baby daughter of Smithville and Mr. and Mrs. MacDougaîl of Nobleton. Congratulations ta newly-- weds Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bedford (nee Deborah Wood) who were married on Satur- day in St. John's Anglican Church, Bowmanvilhe. Michael is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Redford, corner of 4th line and Hwy. 35. Mr. and Mrs. Redford were hasts for the rehearsal party on Frîday night. Manvers Minor Hockey gets underway this week. Teams in O.M.H.A. play are from Min- don, Haliburton, Little Bnit- ain, Omemee, Ops, Oakwood, Woodvilhe, Bobcaygeon and Manvers. Mn. and Mrs. Keith: Dewar are returning this week follow- ing aholiday with relatives in Boston, Mass. High bowlens in the Ladies- Bowling Loague on Monday, Nov. 6th were Gertie Clark 305, Normne Propp 281. High doubles were Gertie with 490 and Nonîne with 470. Saturday evening visitors with the Jim Propps were Mr. and Mrs. Gary McDuff and Michael of Oshawa. Craig Houston bas spent the - past week in Flonida on a business trip. On Friday, November 3rd, the Manver's Mens' Hockey league produced two very lop-sided games. In the first game Yehvorton scored. four goals in the first period and nover looked back, trouncing Janetvîllo 10-0. In the second game Pontypool came back from a 5-0 deficit to 5-4 but Peterborough found extra and finished the scoring at 10-4.