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MANDERLEY TURF FARMS LTD. requiros Farm Equipment Operators for the 1979 sea son. Cail 1-797-2588 or stop by our farm, 2rmiles east of Kendal on Durham Llne9. 13-2N TANDEM truck driver want- ed ta drive truck and to help ouf on lob for Newcastle water main. Rate $6.00 hr. Phone 1-887-5063. 13-1 N LA BORE R wanted to work on Newcastle water main. Rate $4,50 per hour. Phone 1-887-5063. 13-iN MATURE waman wanted to tbysit 4 yr. old ln my home. Non-smoker. Weekdays 8 - 5. Cail623-4867. 13-1 M~ATURE woman to babysit ýwt toddlers, ages three and eje,iln my, home, Monday to EF rday, 7:30 a.m. -4p-. LJ*berty - Concession St. East area. Light housekeeplng duties. Good salary. Phone 623-5853. 13-1 'Machine 0Operator to work on woodworking A mIy rachinery. Waod Products, SouthPlant, -Orono. 13-1 N HAIRDRESSER, full or part- time, pleasant atmosphere and working conditions, many extra benef its for the right person. For further Informa- tion call V.1. P. 623-6252. 8-tf LOOKING ahead. Earn $450 for halidays in your spare finie. Choose own hours ln P>shion Two Twenty. Caîl 623-9302 between 4 andi6 p .r. 5-tf N EXPERIENCED hairdresser . to&take over establshed client- eje for a total services Redken' Salon in Bowmanville. Phone 6215455 or evenings 623-4620. 12-tf N Part-time Typist- Receptionist Required for local rea ty office for weekends. lease send resumne in own rýandwriting to Advertiser 809, C-oThe Canadian Statesman, P-10. Box 190, Bowmanvilîe. PAf E RBOY-GIRL needed to deliver The Canadian States- man in the Fourth St. and Migh St. area. The route consists of approx. 40 papers. AVallable immediately. Phone 6'3-3303. Another route is avallable consisting of 25 pape rs on Cole and Little Avenues. 13-ltf PROFICIENT church arganist and choir director needed for Columbus United Church, Columbus, Ontario. Commencing May lst. Salary negotiable. W rite Advertiser 810, c-o Canadian Statesman, P.0. Box 190, Bowmanville, Ontario, LI C 3 K9. 13-4 wi F( STORAG E for SMALL TRAILERS, VANS, SKIDOOS, CARS AND OTHER ITEMS. Phone 263-2042 il-tf BOWMANVILLE, central - apartment, four rooms and bath, immediate posession, reasonable, Cable TýV. Phone 623-7523. 13-tf N BED-SITTING room with bathroom and kitchen, north of Bowmanville. Phone 1-683-6892, 9 - 5, ask for Mr. Morley or 263-2788 evenings and weekends. 13-1iN SEMI furnished one bedroom aartment, $225 monthly, utilIties included, immediate occupancy- Write advertiser 808, c-o Janadia n Statesman, P.O. Box 190, Bowmanville, Ont. 12-2N SMALL store or office, 17 Temperance St., Bowman- vil lenicel y decorated. Phone 623-7438. 13-1 HASTINGS - Apartment for rent in town. Near water and fishing. Four roomns and bath. $185 plus utilities. Phone 623-7523. 6-tf N COUNTRY home duplex, Newtonvil1le area, 4 bedrooms, kitchen, dinfing room, living room, $225.00 per month plus heat and utilities. Available May 1, 1979. Caîl 683-2100. 12-2 WANTED - farm - house, barn and acreage - lease up to 10 years with or without option to purchase. 1-668-1282. 12-2 N mm PASTURE' for' cattle, good grass, plenty of water. 705- 277-2487. 13-3 EVERYTHING - New Tack - Used Tack - Tack Repairs, - Sale or Purchases of horses, tack, trailers etc. arranged. Open tili 10 p.m. and Sundays - GI adwin and Com pany Durham Road 23 South, Whitby. 668-1282. 10-4N REYNOLDS UPHOLSTERI? Modern, Traditionala Antique. Free piku pand delive FREE E STIMATE! PHONE 263-2132 R.R. 1, Hampton NEEO a pressure sys! Water Softeners? Repal ail makes;, Harvey Par Ornn. Q, 9nA Pn0, wma k ante6 BOB'S LAWN CARE and LAN DSCA PING &7 MEMBER LANOSCAPE ONTARIO Horticulture Trade Assoc. Spring Clean-ups REASONABLE RA TES We specialize in custom weekly maintenance. Sod Laying and Fertilizing Shrub Pruning Compiete Landscapinp Residentiai - Commencial Free Estimates FulIy lnsured NeWtonville Oshawa 786-2308 723-2805 Est. since 1968 Mgr. Bob Brown 12-15N Bill Sellers Ca rpentry Genera I Contra ctor 30 Hunt St., Bowmanville ADDITIONS GARAGES REC ROOMS KITCHENS BATH ROOMS CERAMIC TILE PRIVACY FENCE WOOD DECKS PATIO DOORS Repairs 0f a il types FOR FR EE ESTIMATE CALL 623-4116 IF NO ANSWER CALL AFTER 5p.m. 6-26 DARLI NGTON MASONRY Brick, Block, Stone CHIMNEY a&FIREPLACES CHIMNEY CLEANING Phone 623-2176 45-tf GORD SIMPSON Phone 983-5808 Orono, Ontario Painting Paperhanging Ca rpentry Remodeîî -ing General Repairs Interior Extenior 14-tf NG and Ref rigeration and ery. ApplilanCe Service .s Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration - Milk Coolers PHONE BERT SYER Days .............. 623-5774 4-fN Nights............. 623-3177 - N Lander Hardware stem? and ELECTRIC irs to 2-tf irtner, in.jill 623-2301. 5-tt N LDonl Brooks & Son Genera I Contra ctor The Medîcal Data Hutton& Wiggans and Customi Builder Bureau Insu lation Phone 723-6176 MII soon be providing a new BLOWN METHODor6369 rvice in the Bawmanville FREE ESTIMATESor6360 area. New homes, additions, We require individuals 623-2551 a lterafions, rec raoms, o represent this worthwhi le 34 garages, repairs cf ail types, service in their cammunify. 3fN etc. ýor more information lease 5-tf 13-1 N N EE DE D, vol unteers to assist in rehabilitation of emofional- ly distressed Individuals. Can you help? Required training is, f rovided. Attend a pro- rafnfn information session. Thunsday, April th any time between 2: 00 and 4: 00 p.m. at Coffimunity Care Rooms, 19 Temperance Street, Bowman- ville. 12-2N CASH - hlghest prices paid for, diamandrs and gald. Annis Jewellery, 53 Kng St. E., Bôwmanville. 6-tf N CASH for your aid decoys, - ,ks, chairs, tables, cdp- ' ards, jewelery, post cards, -oins, stam ps, quilts, blanket boxes, etc. Phone 623-3060. 13-tf N C & H Wreckers Top Prices for Scra p Cars Witl pick up aid fr1 dg os and stoves, etc., f ree of ch ange. 728-6609 or 725-5618 12-2N MONTE HENNESSY Carpentry Contra ctor Completing Renovating Concrete Work Carpentry Door Step Plumbing Side Walks Wiring Driveway Curbs Heating Acc. Footings and Floors Roofing and Fencing Patio Decks and Glass Sliding Doors Phone 623-6é629 CAS.H for god,ý silver, coins, guns, cdlo cks, ewllery, dishos, furniture, crocks. r antings, seaiers, appliances, rilendiy Flea Market, 23 King West, 725-9783. 9-tf N PAODY'S Market now has new furniture, appliances, T.V.'s and stereos and also used furniture and appliances. WiII accept trade-ins. Paddy's Market,H ampton, phono 263- 2241. 33-f USEU I'-urniture and Ap- ýlianlces. Paddy's Market, Sampton 263-2241. 26-tf Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles Snowmobi les For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGH EST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 45-tf Ron's Floor Care Commercial and household cleanîng. Dry foam rug and carpof shampooing. Wax re- maval, wall washing. Ron Turcotte 623-7966 33-tf NEEOD help with your Income Tax? Reliable, reasonable and confidential. Phono Black- stock 986-4257. 13-2N Potts TV Service R.R. 1, Bowmanvilîe OWNER TrHOMAS POTTS 263-8272 13-tf N WHYTE'S U PHOLSTE RY Have your chesterfield and chair professionally uphoistered. For free estimate cal RALPH WHYTE 623-5252 pIN. i list now. Marpie Auction Services 623-3060 Bowmanviîle Glass t 143 Weîlington St. .623-3410 13-1 N Specializing in Cash anc C arry glass, mirrors, alumi- num products (sliding doors). 28-tf N Auctian Sale Saturday, March 31 at 1: 15 P. M. Bannister's Auction Hall in aewdley, consisting of: chesterfield and chair, kitchen cabinet, chest of drawers, chairs, tables, dishes, glass- ware, combination tape deck and record pla yer, lamps, coloured TVs, tube tester, tube voltage meter and other items stil I beino consioned. Roger Bannister, auctioneer. 416--797-2651. 13-1 N Harmony United Church Harmony Rd. and King St. E. Oshawa Saturday, April 7 10Oa.m. Household effects and miscellaneous items and bake goods. Myles King, auctioneer. 13-2 Saturday, April 14 Farm Sold Auction Sale of Farmn and Orchard Machinery M.F. 165 diesel tractor, only 1500 hours, Ai condition; Case D tractor, rebuilt in 1977; two other tractors; Rittenhouse air blast sprayer; full line of machinery; apple boxes, bushels etc.; many other small items. The property of William Ray, Lot 7, Conces- sion 6 - one mile south and haîf fmile east Tyrone. Watch for further listings. Cliff Pethick, auctioneer. 13-1iN Corneii's Auctian Barn i Consignment Farmn Machinery Sale Saturday, April 14 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay - Little Britain Road. Anyon-e wishing to consi gn items please contact Don Corneil, auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 13-i N Auctian Sale Saturday Evening March 31sf at 7 p.m. at Pefhick's Auction Barn, Haydan One mile east of Enniskil- len. Furniture and things, old field and chair, dinette set and, hutch, truckload of odds and ends, roto tiller, combination lawn mower and snow blower. These are a few of the things, there are many more. Cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick, auctioneer. Now is a good time to list your sale. We have three listings for April already. 13-i N Safurday, March 3lst 1 P.m. Eleven room house from Toronto in care of the Public Trustees. Modemn and Antique Furniture and Applances. To be held at Stirtevant's Auction Hall, 33 Hall,,Street, Oshawa. Inglis two-door refnigerator (avocado green), avocado gas stove, automatic spin washer- dryer (like-new), small'apart- ment size refrigerator (Dandy), chrome suite, pine blanket box, antique hall table, 3 pc. bedroom suite,' chest of drawers, dressers, wash stand, pool table, china cabinet, 9 pc. diing room suite, book sheif, antique chairs, vanity, pictures and frames, 3 - 24" gas stoves, drop leaf table, kitchen cup- board, maple chest of drawers with matching bed - frame, antique centre fable, large quantity of dishes, silver, china and garden tools. This is a largo sale. Plan t0 attend. Please note time and date of sale. Terms cash. No reserve. Myles King, auctioneer. 725-5751. 13-1 Auction Sale Tuesday, April 10 Farm Machinery and Building Suppilies 1 p.m. Theproperty of M. Enedi at 14.R. 1, Conc. 2, Manvors' Township, second farm north of Mosport, 3 miles north of Hîghway 115 and 35 luniction, thon 3 miles off hîghway 35 on Durham Road 20. Ford 5000 diesel tractor with loader, Ford 5 furrow plough, Ford backhoe and loader, Cock- shutt 535 combine, Ford-4 row corn planter, Ford 12 ft. double disc, New Holland 2 row corn harvester, 2 New Holiand forage wagons, John Deere seed drill, New Holland blowor, Case baler, circular saw, band saw, rip saw, wood planer, 16 ton fork lift, piles of oak hardwood, (2 x 4's and 2 x 10's), hydro poles, fonce posts, doors and window frames, 1976 Cadillac (certified), approx. 2000 ton corn and ensila gB. Also f eed lot availa ble on farm until November 30, 1979 to f epr ensilae Most ail this, macilinery in excellent condi- tion. Owners retiring from farm business. Terms cash. Norm Faulkner and Earl Gausi in, auctioneers. 640-5691. 13-1iN irnace, ter or !nation 1avail- Parts Cal I Esso esti- 06 or .4 hour 5-tf N NIN D Ile 50-tf N SPRING IS SPRUNG TIME FOR YOUR CLEANING TO BEG Steam Cleaning Specia for your rugs and chesterfields. Make your appointment Ken Veness ai 623-5816 -D-&R- Wednesday, April 4 12:30.p.m. Machinery Furniture Auction Sale for Den Oldham, R.R. 3, Mount Albert, Lot 5, Con.- 1, Uxbridge Twp. 2 mi. S.E. of Mount AIlbert or 2 mi. east of Hwy. 48 on Sandford Rd. or 3 mi. west of Sandford. Ford 4000 Diesel Tractor with cab (excellent), Cockshutt 3 furrow 16" plow, Glencoe Cultivator, AlIied 36' grain auger on carniage with 13 h.p. gas eng me, 2 Turnco boxes on H. O. gear, bale elevator, N-H 510 Manure spreader - like new, rubber tired wagon and rack, Case elevator, M-F 2 row corn ý lanter - 3 pt. hitch, 5 section a rrows, 200 gal. tank, M-F No. 3 Baler, Fer guson 6' Disc - 3 pt. hitch, M -H No. 44 Tractor, N-H 717 harvester with 2 row corn head and hay pickup, Dion fora ge blower, A-C industrial loader with 3/4 yd. bucket and fork attach- ment, Brako 2 row Dotata harvester, Farmhand Carn Burr, Rotary Hoe, Int. 101/2' Cultivator, J-D 25 pull type Combine, 1/ h.p. Motor (new), 2 h.p. Motor, i h. p. Motor, 20' Auger with motor, several planks, 25 chicken feeders, saws, plus numerous other items . Furniture: Piano and stool, 21" T.V., 2 dressers, oval table, several smail tables, single bed, recl.ner chairs, 6 pc. dinette suite (wood>, Rangette, several 45 records, etc. Lunc havalhable. Sale managed and soid by Lloyd Wilson Auctians, Uxbridge,, Ont. 416-852-3524. Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville Friday, March 30th 7:00 p.m. Motorized knapsack spray- er, small compressor, sump pump, mowers, lady's 10 speed and standard bikes. Bath tub, bowl and sink (pink), file cabinet, oak desk, oak office chairs, stand up oak accounting desk, library table, double bed, queen size bed, colonial bunk beds (com plete), cedar chest, chord organ, set provincial cof fee tables, humidifier, wringer washer, crib,, play- pen, washer and dryer, van ify dresser and bench, smail pantry cupboard, etc. Terms cash. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton, 786-2244. 13-1 N Sorina Stocker Sa les et Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. 21 _indsay, Onfario Wednesday, April 25th Annual Spri ng tocker Sale at 1:00 p.m. Stocker steers, ,heifers and calves sold in truckload lots. Singles accopt- ed but will be sold at the end of their categiory. Always a good quality sale of local farmers' cattie. Please consign early. For consigniments or f urther information contact Sale Barn - 705-324-2774 or Carl Hickson, Proprietor and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. Wednesday, May 2nd Peterborough County Cattlemen's Association Sp ring Stocker Sale at 1 p.m. at Lindsa y Community Sale Barn, R. R. 2 Lindsay, Ont. Stocker steers, heifers and caives sold in truckload lots. Sing les accepted but wiIl be soldlat the end of their cate- ory. Brucellosis tested beef greeding cows will be acceoted in this sale. Must be pregnancy checked or have small caîfb y side. This is always a large, top quality sale of farmers' cattie. For conslgniments contact Ferg. Condon, R.R. 4, Lakefield, Ont. 705-652-7615. Carl Hickson Proprietor and Auctioneer, 705-324-1774 or 705- 324-9959. 13-4! Saturday, April17, 1 P. M. Farm Sold Complete farm auction for Floyd Clark, Lot 8 on Conc. 6 Uxbridge (former Scott) Twp., 3 miles north of Uxbridge to Sandford Rd. (Durham 11) then 1 mile west to Con. 6 then 1/ mile north to farm. il head stockers 5 - 600 lb. Holstein X Hereford. John Deere 2010 gas tractor with ci live P.T.O., J-D 2010g as itractor with live P.T. i.remote outiot (both tractors in N excellent condition). Cock- shutt 20 tractor and Sedore manure loader, N-H 479 hay- bine 9' - liko new, N-H 268 baler - good, Int. 35 spreader P.T.O., Int. 30 spreader - ground driven - good, Int. HO cuitivator 17 tooth on rubber, Int. 8' disc, M-H Il side rake on rubber, Int. side rake, Case 3 furrow 12" plow - 3 pf. hltch, Int. trail plow on rubber, Int. 7' mower semni-mout, Int. seed drill 15 run with grass seed and fertilizer, 3 rubber tîred wagons, G-W 24' elevator and motor, N.l1. snow blower, 4 section harrows, 6 section harrows, Bain wagon box and seat, 3000 ýbales hay, water trou gh, snow fence, scufflers, sing le plow, cutting box, lumber, iron kettie, wheeî barrow, wagon load of, small items, tools, etc. Findlay Condor stove with reservoir, antique rocker, 'antique scales, fruit lars, flowor pots, antique bed, boiler, numerous other items. Sale at i p.m. Furniture sels first. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 1- Saturday, March 31sf Farm Sold Auction Sale cf Farmn Machinery Teproperty of Wilfred J. Lentz, Lot 8, Con. 9, North Monaghan Twp. 2 miles south of No. 7 and 28 By-pass at Peterborough on Hwy. 28 - turn east on iOth uine of North Monaghan Tw p. (east of Springvilie and Brigg 's Furni- ture). John Deere 4010 diesel tractor - 86 h.p. Farmaîl A tracfor - rebuiit, with cultivat- or, side dresser, wheei weights, loaded tires. Farmaîl A for parts., Case 5 furrow drg piough, John Deere 2 frow plough, 3 pot. Int. 121 vibra shank culi vator, Ford 7' row crop cuitivator 3 pt. 12' -Cullopack, John Deere 494A 4 row plate corn planter - good.' Int No. 10 grain drill. New' Holland 280 baler with baie thrower, New Holiand 1034 automatlc bale wagon like new - loads and unloads 104 bales. Martin rouler bearing wagon wlth rack, John Deere seif-propeilled 12' swather - grain and hay header with no. 118 conditioner, M.F. Super 92 combine with No. 22 - 2 row 34 - 36" corn header - 12' grain header with Hisston pick-up and sfraw chopper, M.F. 150 manure spreader, 800 gaI. liquId manure spreader with pump . Little Giant 36' hay and grain elevator, 225 bus. grain ox,Ne Holland 56" silo blower, riding lawn mower, full lino of farm machinery. Terms cash. No reserve as farmn is sold. Carl Hickson, auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. 12-2 Saturday, April 7th Absolutely -unreserved i4th annual stock reduction sale of new and used farmn impIe- monts. Tho property of W. J. Lambert and Sons Ltd. (Massey-Ferguson Dealer) on the Beaverton By Pass at Beaverton. 13 miles north of Sunderland or 23 miles south of Orillia. Tractors, M.F. 65' diesel with 350 Allied loader, 1978 M.F. 1085 demonstraton with cab - 8 speed, Ford 9N, M.F. 65 diesel, M.F. 165 diesel. Oeutz 5006 tractor, 1600 hrs. M.F. Industrial 30 tractor and loader, Case 600 crawler loader, New Equipment Vieon 3 pt. windrop turner, M.F. 33 - 17 row grain and -fertilizer drill, Harris 7' - 3 pt. blade, M.F. 256 ti1llons. John Deere 4 - 16's automatic reset plough,ý M.F. 72 - 3 furrow 12" plough., Norcan 4-14's -trip beam Ploucih. Dearborne 10" - 2 furrow Plough, Kongskilde 61/2 ft. disc 3 pt. M.F. 25 - 81 disc 3 pt.M.F. 39 - 10, disc 3 pt. 2 M.F. cornn planters - no. 39 - 2 row 3 p t. No. 41 -4 row 3pt. M. F. 468. M.F. 44 swather 12' with crimper, M.F. 31-7' mower, Ferguson 3 p t. rake, M.F. 29-3 pt. rake. M.F. No. 10 baler, M.F. No. 12 baler, Cockshutt 18 pull type combine PTO drive. White combine g as 7600 - 15' grain head - automnatic leader control. M.F. 160 manure soreader, New Holland 135 bushol manure spreader. New Idea flail spreader. John Deere rotary cutter. Danuser post hole digger, 20' cattle feeder. J.O. 13 Pull type cultivator, John Deere 9' cultivator 3 pt. M.H. no. il ginder,' 1959 Oodge truck, 1970 Chev dum p truck certified. Ailied automatic stooker, White 8 h.p. lawn mower, M.F. 8 h.p. lawn- mower, 3 drum roller. chain harrows. Torms cash or financing available pnion to sale. Lunch available. Sale at 12 noon sharp. 10 per cent discount on ail parts day of sale. Absolutely no resorve. Carl Hickson,_ auctioneer, Reaboro, Onit. 705-324-99.59. 11-4 Thursday, March 29 11:30 a.m. Machinery Large auction sale of tractors, combines, drills, balers, wagons, tillage equip- ment, lawn equipment, etc. at Hutchinsons Farm Supply, R.R. 2, Stouffville on Hwy. 48, 2 mi. north of Ringwood. J-D 6600 Combine wîth 151 platform - 4 row header, MF 300, Combine 13', MF 300 Combine Il', MF 35 Combine, Cockshutt 132 Combine. 4 J-O wýagons (10 ton) with flotation ts wif h J & M Gravity boxes (these wagons are lîke new), 2 Gehi forage wagons, N-1 41' 6" Auger on carniage and 7 h.p. gas engi!ne, MF 1100 Diesel tractor with 18X34 Ouais, J-O 2120 tractor, with cab, White 1853 tractor with cab, A-C D16 gas tractor, Int. 624 tractor, David Brown 990 tractor, Int. B250 tractar, Ford 8N with front mounted blade, MF 50 gas tractor with 3 pt. hifch, Case 540 gas tractor with loader, Int. 340 gas tractor, 1int. C tracter, Int. 130 tract or with 5' side mounted mower, M-H 44 tractor, Ferguson Tractor and 2 furrow piow, -Ferguson 2085 tractor, Int. Farmal I A tractor with cultivator, N-H 268 Baler, J-O 24T Baier, Int. 440 Baler, MF no.,9 Baler, J-O 147 Baier, Oliver 62 Baler, 5 seed drills, A-C 2300 21' Disc, J-O 220 Foldinq Disc, Ford Disc, J-O 121 Disc, J B & O trailer sprayer 30' boom, John Bean 250 sprayer (new), Case 16/' cultivator, Ford cultivator 3 ý t. hitch, elevators, J-O 34 arvester, Int. Harvester, Cockshutt 2 row corn picker husker, Gehi harvester, 2 forage blowers, Hydraulic 5 furrow semi-mounted plow, Hy dr!en 6 furrow auto-reset, JO2500 6 f urrow spring reset, Cockshutt 5 furrow semi- mounted piow, M-F 86 plaw - 4 furrow semi-mounted trip beam, Int. 3 furrow, Int. 2 furrow, Case 3 furrow, MF 4 row corn planter, J-O 494, planter, Ruffeeder (new), front mounted dozer blade, J-O oiI-less 3/4 h.p. electric air compressor, J-O oii-less 3 h.p. ? as air compressor, Forklift for 145 loader, MF 12 gardon tractor with mower, J-O 312- tractor and rotary tiller, J-O 66 rider, Int. 10' tractar and mowor, J-O 90 eloctric rider, J-OD 112tractor wlth 47,mowor, rotary broom, plus numerous otheries h rpryo Hutchinsons Farm Supply Paul Draper, Ru mb le Tractor,p lus farmer consIgn - ments. Sale at 11:30 'a.m. Lunch available. Sale manag- ed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, Ont., 416- 852-3524. 12-2 Safurday, March 31 Il a.m. Farm SoId Com pleto farmn auctian for Haroild Jones, Lot 13 on Con. 4, 2 mi. north of Sandford. From Uxbridge 3 mi. north ta Sandford Rd. thon 4 mi. west to Sandford, thon north to farm, or 4 miles east of Mt. Albert. 30 Head cattie (biood tested), il milking Holstein cows ail bred, 2 bred Holstein heifers, A.l. sired. 10 steers and hoifors, Holstein X Here- ford. Hereford X Hostein bull, calves etc. 2 horses, 1 big Clyde mare, Bay gelding, botg good to work. 50 pigs, 7 bred sows, hog, 18 fat pigs - 150 lb. Sow with il pigs, sow wlth 18 igs. Approx. 150-laying hons. D avid Brown 880 diesel tractor (good), Int. 3 furrow plow, Case VAC tractor with 3 pt. hitch for ifs own impIe- monts - puiley, P.T.O., Case 2 furrow plow, Sedore loader - 3 pt. hitch, N-H Super 66 Baler (gcod), MF Cutivator --3 pt.- hitch, Int. double disc, MH Seed drill - grass seed and fertilizer - 15 run on rubber, Case 7' mower, Aliied bale elevator (good), Case hammermili, J-O 33 P.T.O. epreader, Cockshutt No. 4 Manure spreader, rubber tired wagon and rack, flexible harrows, [nt. cultivator, Int. side rake, 4 section harrows, MH Seed Oril, dry fog potato duster, Aspenwal Potato planter, M-H potato diggor, potato picker, sleighs, cutter, scufflers, single plow, harness, Surge milkors, qu. Hay, qu. straw, qu. mixed f rin, many, many other toms of machinory and tools and antiques. Furniture: Empire cookstove with reservoir, 3 pc. bedroom suite, chost of drawers, 2 han ging lamps, antique chairs, d rop leaf table, copper bolier. portable sewing machine., rofrigerator, plus numorous other items. Lunch available. Sale at il a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridgo, 416-852-3524. 12-2 CUSTOM FENCING CUSTOM CHAINSAWING Ph one Orano 983-5005 or 983-9627 il-tf BilI 's GLASS and MIRRORS LTD. 7 Division St., Bowmanville, Ontario. Phone 623-5187. Mon. - Fr. 8:00 -5: 00 Sat. 9- 12noon Sheet and Float Glass Sealed Units - Storm Windows Store Fronts - Float Mirrors Patterned and Colored Glass and Glazing. 9-tf N fishing spots heavily populat- ed but a large area of open water down from View Lake, heralds the end of safe ice. Ahl fish huts appea- ta be safely ashore. News for next week please caîl 986-4715. CLASSIFIED DEADLINE Tues.,12 noon 623-3303n Lloyd Barnes Plumbing Car!entry. Renovating AUGeneral Repairs REASONABLE RATES 263-2288 27-tf D. Beers & Sons CONSTRUCTION New Homes - -Renovating Rec Rooms Repairsof aIl types. PHON E 623-2263 20-tf JACK BURGESS 011 BURNERS- FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONE HAMPTON 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. Box43 - Bowmanville 30-tf M. Brooks CARPE NTRY R EMODEILI NG CUPSOARDS - VANITIES GENERAL REPAIRS Phone 623-5566 10O-tf April 3rd and 4th Bay of Quinte Conference Presbyter- ial Annual Meeting will be held in Cambridge St. Unfited Church, Lindsay. Sunday, April 8th, the Sac-, rament of Holy Communion will be celebrated at both services. Good Friday, April 13th - il a.m. The annual special worship service will be held ini Enniskillen United Church with the choir leading ini the music and arranging partici- pation. Do plan ta be present and bring family and friends. So-iy to report Mrs Qi-ville Ashton, who helps your Cor- respondent with the church news has been a patient in Bowmanville hospital. We are glad ta report she will soon be home. Get well soon Margar- et. Mi-. and Mrs. Les Wright and Baby Darryl, Newcastle were Sunday visitors with Mr-. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mi-. and Mrs. C Avery and James were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eagleson and family Bailieboro. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Slute, Raglan. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Muller and Darryl have returned home fi-rn Miami Beach and Key West, Florida. While in Miami, Gloria attended the performance by Johnny Mathus at the Theatre of Performing Arts. Mr. and Mrs. C. Avery and boys were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rekker and family, New- castle to celebrate John's birthday. Many happy retu-ns of the day, John. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pollard, Tracy and Randy were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. G. Lyons. Mrs. Ted Wei-ry, Shirley Pollard and Donna Werry as co-hostesses held a shower in honor of Miss Linda Sharp, bride-elect on Wednesday night. Mi-. and Mrs. Harvey McGill, Mi-. and Mrs. Ern Werry were entertained to dinner by Mi-. and Mi-s. Gary Hanewich, Oshawa on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Merideth Moffatt, Mi-. and Mrs. John Bori-owdale, Oshawa were Thui-sday afternoon visitors of Mi-. and Mrs. Harvey McGill. Mr-. and Mrs. Ted Werry and Ralph were Saturday dinner and evening guests of Mi-. and Mrs. Bill Mahaffy. Mi-. and Mrs. Fred Draper, spent the weekend wîth -Mi-. and Mrs. Doug Goodrich, Mississauga. Mi-. and Mrs. Heram Drew, Oshawa were Saturday callers of Mi-. and Mrs. E. Taylor. Mi-. and Mrs. Ivan Sharp were Friday evening guests of Mi-. and Mrs. Ted Werry. Mi-. and Mrs. Glen Lai-mer, Mrs. Ken Strang and Steven were last Monday callers of Mi-. and Mrs. E.Taylor. Mi-. and Mrs. Ralph Lai-mer were Sunday visitors. Mrs. Don Smith and child-' i-en were Friday dinner guests of Mr-. and Mrs. Ted Weri-y anf of Mi-. and Mrs. Ted Wei-ry and family. Mr-. and Mrs. Clark Piggott and family were Thui-sday visitai-s of Mi-. and Mi-s. Wayne Piggott and famlly. Mi-. and Mrs. Ted Werry and family recently visited in Sudbury while there they visited Mi-. and Mrs, Roy Werry. Mrs. W. Piggott visited with her siste- Mrs. Ina Beryl Dudley, Sarnia at the home of their mother, Mi-s. Weir Swain, Haydon. Mr. and Mi-s. Ted Werry and Ralph visited on Sunday with Mi-. and Mrs. Bruce Reid, Bowmanville. Miss Janet Sharp was a Sunday evening dinnor guest Thursday, April 5 12:30 p. m. Farm Sold Machinery Complote auction sale af excellent farm machinory for Lillico Bros., Woodville, Ont. From Hwy - 7 take Hwy. 46 north to Woodvillo, thon 2 mi. east to Co-op, thon i mile norfh to farm. J-O 2130 tractor (excellent - 700 hrs.), J-O 2020 tractor with 48 loader - 1400 hrs., J-O 2120 tractor, MF 65 diesel tractor, J-O 45 S.P. combine - 10' with pickup, White 4 furrow trip beam semi-mounted plow (16-20"), Int. 12' Vibra Shank cuitivat- or, Bush Hog 12' Disc, 12'chain harrows, Brillion 12' seedor, NH baler with thrower, Int. 46 baler, 2 bale throwor wagons (good), Int. 15 run seed drill (good), Little Giant 40' elevat- or on carniage, AlIied bale elovator on carniage, 12' baie elevator, Int. side rake, N-H 469 - 9' haybine, M-F No. 45 - 10' S.P. swathor, N-H ý518 manure s preader (gaod), M-H seed drillI -,grain and fort., Alliedauger 40' with carniage, McKee snowblower, 2 grain- boxes, rubber tired wagon and rack, fiat rack, straw shrodder, 3 minerai feeders, cattie iler, A-C 299 manuro spreader - 180 bu., set of harrows, steel water trough, 500 gal. tank, DeLaval dump- ing station and 150' lino, 3 Deîaval magnetic milker unîts, SS strainer and pail, compressor, plus a wagon ioad of many other items. Sale at 12:30 p.m. Lunch available. Sale manaqed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions-- Uxbridge, Ont. 416-852-3524. 13-2 Enniskillen A beautiful spring like day brought forth many woi-ship- pers to oui- service. Family, friends and relatives -of Baby Jennifer Allen were among those present for her christen- ing. Jennifer is the infant daughter of Mr-. and Mi-s. Peter Allen, R.R. 1, En- niskillen. The children's story was entitled "The Slug". The chair sang as their number under the direction of their leader Mrs. Ulah Chambers "Draw Me Neai-er". The sermon was based on the subject "A Cure for Addiction." This week's events were - Tuesday 6 p.m. Oshawa Pi-es- bytery met in Port Perry United Chui-ch. Wed. 9 arn. Oshawa Presby- tory Annual Meeting was held in St. Andrew's United Church witlfDr. Katharine Hockin as theme speaker. Thurs. 4 p.m. The Confir- mation Class wilI meet in the Manse. 7 p.m. The Aduit Confirmation Class will meet in Tyi-one Church Hall. Advance Notices are - Wednesday and Thursday, INSTALL an Essa fui bolIer, humidifier, heal air cleaner. Combli wood and oul. Flnancing able. Furnaces cieanedi. and service policy. Harvey Partner, your service dealer. Free mates. Orono 983-52( Bowmanvilîe 623-2301. 2 service. BYAM PLUMBING & HEATINC AND AIR CONDITIOI NEW WORK AN[ R ENOVAT IONS FREE ESTIMATE Village of Tyrone, R. R. 5, BowmanviIl 263-2650 HUARD ELECTRIC Residenfiai Wiring and Eiectric Heaf Renovations, service changes and hot water tank hook-ups. Free Estimates 623-4832 10-4N Ail kinds of BRICKWORK, CHIMNEYS P. LOUWS CONSTRUCTION 149 SCU909 St. Bowmanvi île 623-2756 13-f WATER Wells bored, 30 file. Ward's Weil Boring. Telo- f hone 342-2030. Reprosenta- Ive Harry L. Wade. Tele- phono 987-4531. 16-tf CARL BRINK Buil der Homes, additions, aiferatians 623-2365 6-tf OXFORD Brick layers and Stonemasons Ltd. (Our firep laces do net smoko) CHIMN EYS CLEANED Orono 983-5606 Wanted'to Buy