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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 3,1983 Auction Sales ion les "Feu de Joie 99 by Ontario Regiment Troops Marks McLaughlin Day Ceremony Auction Sale August 15th, 12 noon Port Darlington Marina 1 boat belonging to John Anderson. 1 boat belonging to Leon Page. To clear outstanding accounts. Reserve bids. 31-2S Auction Sale Sat., Aug. 6 at 1:00 p.m. Selling a large quantity of barn lumber and other articles from the property of Brian Brown, Haydon. From hwy. 57 turn east on the Enniskillen road towards Haydon. Turn left at the garage, go up to the first corner, turn left ■ house at the top of the hill. Lumber includes cedar rails, cedar posts, barn boards, barn beams, squared beams, planks and 4 x 4s, scrap lumber, 2" x 6" farm gates also wagon wheels, whiffletrees, cattle ramp, chicken feeders, brooders, staircase - railings and posts, windows, steel barrels, fridge, hay mower, bifold doors, old chairs, skiboose, cook stove with sawdust burner. Everything is to be sold. No reserve. Terms cash or cheque with I.D. Auctioneer Don Stephenson 987-4455. For inquiries call 263-8440. 30- 2SN Auction Sale Wed., August 17th 10:30 a.m. 3 miles east of Klrkfleld on Hwy. 48, turn south on Balsam Lake Rd. approx. 1 Vi miles Furniture - walnut corner cupobard, Empire style oak buffet (with lion's paw feet), round walnut pedestal table - Boston rockers, Victorian style walnut end table, Empire style walnut and mahogany chests of drawers, Victorian walnut dressing table, Victorian parlour stand, pine buffet, pine open hutch, round oak poker table, walnut and maghogany sleigh beds, walnut Empire chests of drawers, pine rope beds, Empire style sofa, walnut swing mirrors, chests of drawers (bird's eye maple front), wool winder, castle cast iron parlour stove, Findlay cook stove, O.G. shelf clock, ..oak oval table, pine corner cupboard, sectional oak bookcase, approx. 19 Arrow Back chairs, Viking refrigerator, 15 cu. ft. Viking freezer, 4 chicken coop chairs, square dining extension table, air conditioner, 5 wicker chairs, large round wicker table, oak ice box, pine slant top open front desk, Jennylind type beds, pine chests of drawers, pine Empire style secretariat, Ash flat-to-wall cupboard, 5 large pine blanket boxes, 2 small pine blanket boxes, Lincoln rocker, Bowmanville rocker, open face washstands, Gunstock chairs, pine flat-to-wall cupboard, captain's chairs, G.E. washer and dryer. Vehicles 8» Equipment - 20 h.p. Bolens tractor with hydraulic loader, blade, snow blower and mower, MTD 8 h.p. garden tiller, 3Vi h.p. Lawn Boy lawn mower, Albcor sailboat, 14 ft. fiberglass boat with 40 h.p. Evinrude motor, 14 ft. aluminum boat with 6 h.p. Evinrude motor, table saw, Beaver wood lathe, 1972 Elan and Nortic ski-doos, 2 tier boat trailer, Vi ton truck cap, extension ladders, Homelite chain saw, 1975 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, 200 gallon oil tanks. Miscellaneous - World War II tank radio, grain cradle, Oxen Yokes, copper boilers, cast iron kettles and pots, quantity of prints and frames, books, crocks, pots and pans, lamps, large quantity harm tools, quanity china and glass, wicker baby carriage. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Property listed to be sold. For information contact Don Cornell, auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain (705) 786-2183 or James Laidlaw (705) 438-3252. 31- 2SN Estate Auction Sale Thurs., Aug. 11 at 6:30 p.m. Peterborough Labour Centre 61 PrinceasSt., Peterborough The estate of the late Mr. John McColl and partial estate of the late Elli Bogue, consisting of woodworking tools contingent with cabinet makers' trade, furniture, glass, china, silver-plate, picture frames dating back to last Century. Partial list includes Craftmaster wood lathe, Rockwell shaper, Walker-Turner 8" table saw, 9" Craftsman radial arm saw, Kira Vi" drill press, 1 h.p. Craftsman router, Manning- Bowen 7" skill saw, Craftsman router-mate, B8.D air compressor, B & D drill sharpener, B 8. D miter mate, hand saws, drills, chisels, clamps, planes, calibres, squares, etc., 10 pc. walnut dining suite, commode extension table, washstand, round oak double pedestal tilt- top table, claw-foot table, chesterfield table, captain's chairs, hall chairs, balloon back chairs, parlor chairs, walnut gate-leg table, hospital bed, Cathedral style pump organ, Sarouk area rugs, old bake board, ironstone commode set, smoker's stand, New Haven gingerbread clock, Peguagnat mantle clock, teacher's desk, old miniature oil lamp, set Royal Albert dishes (Blossom Time pattern), miniature Toby mugs, Royal Doulton decorator plates, pieces Royal Beyrouth, R.S. Germany, R.S. Prussia, stemware, crystal, Flow Blue, Crown Darby, Bavaria, depression glass, many old picture frames, old wall telephone and much more. Terms cash or good cheque with I.D. Preview Wed., Aug. 10, 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. and Thurs., Aug. 11 from noon till sale time 6:30 p.m. Barrie's Auction Service. 705- 652-7832. 31-1S Sat., Aug. 6-11 a.m. Good farm machinery, antique buggies and cutters, some antiques, some furniture, appliances. Property of Tom Wood, 2 miles straight , north of Blackstock on Caesarea Rd., turn left on 7th concession (see signs). Yamaha 340 snowmobile (like new), new Holland haybine, Ford ba.ler (like new), Allied automatic stooker, Ford sjde delivery rake, drag harrows, 24' hay elevator, large water trough, cattle salter, Ford 3 furrough 3 point plough, Ford 5 furrough 3 point plough, Ford tanden disc, Massey Ferguson 33 seed drill, Massey Ferguson 9 baler, 2 cutters (good), 2 good buggies with tops, old show wagon, big blue manure spreader, stooker, old railway wagon, single walking plough, parts of buggies, used doors and windows,, nearly new Klondike cultivator, chicken waterers and feeders, rabbit cages, sump pump, new 3 point fertilizer spreader, antique steel wheel backboard wagon (Moroney maker), lawn roller, hoses, head gate, skill saw, antique oil bottles, scythes, tools, old wooden pump, old cupboard, antique wooden stroller, antique ' forge, antique hand washing machine, treadle sewing machine, Iron syrup pot, old wooden clamps, 2 old handslelghs, steps, buggy wheels, Délavai milk can, Quebec heater, hand separator, hand sheers, antique Welcome national cook stove,.old Ice tongues, bag cart, augers, old cider press, antique couch, 2 aquariums, automatic washer, wringer washer, lamps, antique table, antique wood bed, white brass bed, chairs. Note time 11 a.m. No reserve, giving up farming. Orval McLean Auctions and Liquidations 705-324-2783 Lindsay. 30-2SN Saturday, August 13 Auction aala of furniture and antiques, the property of Mrs. Edith Hyland In the village of Nestleton. Beatty refrigerator, electric stove, Princess pat cook stove, wringer washer, pine flat back cupboard, quantity of dishes, place setting for 12, mantel clock, small table, dining room table and 5 chairs, Berlin, upright grand piano, 2 piano stools, violin, coal oil lamp, antique cupboard top, wooden ice box, antique table, parlour table (ball feet), swivel rocker, music cabinet, antique rocker, 2 arm chairs, antique rocker, (cane back), Black and white T.V., upholstered rocker, tri-light, combination buffet and china cabinet, no. of odd chairs, poster bed, vanity dresser and stool, antique bed and dresser, studio couch, high chair, quantity of bedding, brass and iron bed, trunks, 2 pc. antique bed and dresser, chest of drawers, wicker clothes hamper, parts of toilet set, 2 antique radios, quantity of. tools, lawn chairs, many other articles. Terms cash or good cheque, sale at 12 o'clock. Reg and Larry Johnson, auctioneers. Phone (705) 357- 3270. Owners or auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents in connection with this sale. 31-2SN Cornell's Auction Barn Friday, August 5th at 6:30 p.m, 3 ml. E. of Little Britain or 7 ml. W. of Lindsay on the Lindsay - Little Britain Rd. Oak washstand and matching highboy dresser, oak dining room chairs, hall tree, pressback high chair, walnut dining room table, organ stool, corner sectional chesterfield, harvest gold Beatty refrigerator, 24" Westinghouse stove, chrome kitchen suite, 12 gauge Remington shotgun, 6 pc. Duncan Phyfe dinette suite, 3 h.p. Lawn Boy lawn mower, avocado green Westinghouse washer and dryer (front load), 3 pc. bedroom suite, barbers' chairs, Black and Decker radial arm saw, 1975 Acadian (not certified), 1974 Mustang II (certified),. 1977 Camaro (certified), tools, china and glass. Don Corneil, auctioneer. R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. 31-1SN Mil Saturday, August 6 Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of Mr. and Mrs. Ell Lamb will be held In the village of Balsover (across from the Store). Antique (Bell) pump organ, 2 gramophones, antique treadle sewing machine (very ornate cabinet), Singer electric sewing machine (cabinet model), antique pine chest, antique extension table, press back chairs, mantel clock, no. of pieces of new ceramic ware, quantity of dishes, cups and saucers, depression limoge, carnival, nippon, etc., old map of brock two farms, old treadle sewing machine, chesterfield suite, Lazy Boy chair, quantity of crafts, old linens, coal oil lamps, lanterns, antique light fixture, (Tiffany glass), picture frames, glass show case, and much more. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 12:30. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357- 3270. Owners or auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents in connection with this sale. 31-1SN Auction Sale Monday, August 15 5 p.m. Furniture and antiques. Large auction sale for the property of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnhardt, Uxbridge. Selling at the Wilson's Sales Arena. 2 miles north of Uxbridge including 9 pc. walnut dining room suite. Electrohome color T.V., green chesterfield and chairs, Woods freezer, Moffat dryer, 2 vacuum cleaners, 3 pc. walnut bedroom suite, antique chest of dressers, antique sideboard, antique clock, 2 blanket boxes, 3 pc. bureled walnut bedroom suite, Boston rocker, spool bed, antique wash stands, china cabinet, writing desk, large quantity of dishes, Captain's chair, coal oil lamp, apple peeler, several antique tables, trunks, antique tailor bench, (this home was tailor shop In 1800's), sewing machine, crock, jars, tools, antique dresser, lawn mower, large quantity of collectibles. Note: this Is an excellent sale of content of an older home. The first sale In over 60 years. Sale will start sharp at 5 p.m. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson, Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. 31-2S WHEREVER FRIENDS MEET-VOULL HEAR THEN MENTION, THEY JUNE THE SERVICE AND PERSONAL ,--r. a , ATTENTION Safurday, August 6 9:30 a.m. Auction sale of machinery, tools, ponies, buggies, antiques, chairs, etc. for the property of the Estate of the late Ed Brown, R.R. 2, Uxbridge. From Uxbridge 2 mi. north, then 1 mi. west on Durham Rd. 11, then 3 mi. north on Con. 6, Lot 17. Case 300 tractor - 3 pt. hitch, Int. 3 beater manure spreader, Int. pull type combine with motor, cultivator, set of harrows, 2 rolls new wire fencing, cement mixer, 3 pt. hitch mower, Chatham fanning mill, hay elevator, grain auger, 7 ponies, 4 ponies have been driven single or double - used in parades, pony stallion - Reg., Reg. mare, double harness, single harness, pony saddle and bridle, odd harness, Roadster buggy as is, double carriage, restored runabout buggy, long sleigh, cutter, large school bell, drill press, Rockwell beaver table saw, hand tools, Router - new, power shaper, 5 antique church benches, large number of chairs, chair parts, compressor, lathe, saws, wooden wheels plus many other articles. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524. 30-2S Outdoorsman Does Story on Vanstone's Dam The Vanstone Dam was described as a rainbow trout slaughterhouse in a recent edition of The Ontario Ontario Outdoorsman. Dave Lawson, president of the Bowmanville Creek Angler's Association, said in an interview with the Ontario Ontario Outdoorsman that a fish ladder is urgently needed to prevent the slaughter of the trout. The fish are unable to jump the 25-foot structure, Mr. Law- son said. Mr. Lawson noted that approximately approximately 350 rainbow trout were lifted over the dam last year, but the Ontario Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources estimates that about 1,000 fish did not get over the dam and were left to be caught by anglers in the pool below the structure. structure. The publication noted that costs of constructing a fish ladder range from between between $40,000 to $50,000 as estimated by the Anglers' Association and between $80,000 and $200,000 as suggested by the Ministry of Natural Resources. While approximately 650 rainbow trout have been placed over the dam during a one-week period beginning beginning April 11 of this year, Mr. Lawson said there are still not enough fish going over the dam. A representative of the Ministry of Natural Resources Resources said that although there won't be a fish ladder this year, the issue is not closed. The Ministry has stated that the most important thing is to find out the carrying carrying capacity of the creek above the dam in order to determine how many fish should be put over it. If there's capacity for another 1,000 trout, then the ladder merits consideration, the Ministry of Natural Resources Resources says. As a special tribute to the late Honorary Colonel R.S. McLaughlin, of the Ontario Regiment and to honor the McLaughlin family, Warrant Office Gallant Gallant led his troops in a 'Fue de Joie' that consisted Oshawa is celebrating McLaughlin Week with' open houses, yard sales, highland games, special children's programs, and a variety of other events. McLaughlin Week activities activities began this week and continue until Monday, August August 8. The Highland Games, featuring highland dancing, caber toss, and a tug-of-war, are to be held at Civic Fields on Saturday, August 6, commencing at eight a.m. A parade in connection with the games and the McLaughlin Buick Hom- coming will also be held that day. On Sunday, August 7, the Durham Branch of the Ontario Ontario Humane Society will be holding a yard sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at its animal shelter on Thickson Rd., in Whitby. On Monday, August 8, the August session of Summer Kidstuff begins at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery with free films at 2 p.m. Friday, August 5, there will be an open house at the Canadian Automotive Museum between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Thursday, August 4, McLaughlin Week activities will include bus tours from Oshawa highlighting the McLaughlin family. The tours will leave from the main library between 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Tickets are available at the library. Other happenings on Au- NESTLETON-CAESAREA NEWS Congratulations to the Caesarea folks for another successful Regatta. Trust it met the expectations of the hard working committee. Hope one and all had a happy and safe Civic Holiday weekend - weather was uncertain at times - but it surely was wonderful to have some rain - now our gardens, lawns and crops should have a fresh start. Families on the Move Recently, Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caesarea, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Marie Bodendistal of Guelph for a ten day, en-i joyable period, doing many things of interest. Minnie Fisher, Caesarea, Ruth and Bernice Bernice Davidge of Williams Point went to the Shaw Festival at Stratford and saw "The Mikado" which they enjoyed very much. Roy and Doris Nottingham, Nottingham, Caesarea, had a fine holiday in Fort Wayne, Indiana, visiting friends they met in Florida during the winter -- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Free. Roy and Doris Nottingham Nottingham attended the Nottingham-Blair wedding wedding held in Lindsay on Saturday. The reception was held in Little Britain Community Centre with approximately 150 guests present for the event. Our best wishes to this young couple. Don and Norma Frew and Virginia of Nestleton held the Burrage family reunion at their lovely home on July 9 - with 70 family members present. present. This was Norma's family. A great get-together! get-together! Last Wednesday, Don and Norma Frew enjoyed enjoyed a trip to Otter lake - near Ottawa - the summer summer home of Keith and gladys Murphy where friends they have known in Florida met for the day. Thirty were present from Ontario and one couple from Ohio. An enjoyable enjoyable yearly party! Next day, Thursday, Don and Norma were overnight overnight guests with Garnet and Lois Ralph - at Richmond Richmond (Nepean). The fall Ploughing Match will be held on Garnet's farm - so they had a "preview" of what the Match will be like. These friends Garnet and Lois are also friends from the Florida Park where the Frew's stay during the winter months. The Mairs reunion was held on Sunday at the spacious home of Norm and Bernice Mairs with 33 members present. Family members came to enjoy the get-to-gether from Collingwood, Lindsay, Lindsay, Bowmanville, Scugog Island, Oshawa and Nestleton. A fine buffet buffet style supper was enjoyed enjoyed and sociability and catching up on the latest family activities was a highlight. Barry and Joan Malcolm, Simcoe, spent a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm last week. On Thursday, Jason Cawker returned home after five months assisting and holidaying at the farm. Sam and Mabel Cawker and sister Norma Wilson and Jason had a lovely dinner with Chas. and Nell Cawker of Scarborough - later spending spending the evening with Sylvia, Chandre and Jason at their home. We shall miss this interesting interesting young chap very much! Saturday evening, six of us - Grant and Merna Cawker and Cathy, Oshawa, and Dam, Mabel and Norma Wilson had a relaxing ■ iH.l.UHUl SWEET CHERRIES In Season New Potatoes Peas Beans Vegetables and Hothouse Tomatoes Apples Fred's Fruit Market Hwy. 115 and 35 South of Orono WITH OUR FINE OIL YOU 6ET SATISFACTION YOUR FURNACE BECOMES YOURL HOMES MAIN ATTRACTION\ FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence Mills Bros. Fuels Ltd. R.R. 6, Bowmanville Telephone 571-3757 m dS's STAFFORD BROS. LTD. fjHiforim , Mir Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundee St.E., Whllby Phone Whitby 668-3552 dinner at the Feedlot Restaurant at Manchester Manchester - an anniversary celebration for Grant and Merna. Later all went back to the Cawker farm. Caesarea Euchre First prize- Collette Larocque - 80. Second- Mary Thomas - 79. Low-. Bud Hersey - 40. A very good attendance on a warm evening. Next Wednesday as usual. The Church News A fair congregation at Nestleton United Church - Rev. Dale Davis spoke on "It's Vacation Time" an excellent message for young and older folk to take home. In the ctioir- Gail Hiemstra sang a lovely number "I'll Walk With God" accompanied by the organist Gwendolyn Gwendolyn Malcolm. No Church in August as our minister will be on holidays. Nestleton Decoration Service will be held Sunday, August 21, at 2:30 p.m. Guest speaker- Mr. Stephen Saywell, Oshawa, minister of St. Stephen's Êhurch - and the guest soloist is well known to all - Rev. Harry Atkinson of Toronto. At the Caesarea Community Community Church on Sunday, Sunday, Rev. W.H. Crawford took his text from Isaiah 3: 1-11-25, using theme "Healing from the Whole." Mrs. Cameron of Oshawa sang "My Redeemer" with Mrs. Crawford accompanying. accompanying. Two services for next Sunday at 11a.m. and 7 p.m. A welcome to all. An excellent congregation congregation at Nestleton Presbyterian Church. Rev. Fred Swann spoke on "Holidays and what they should mean to us." Text- Mark 6: 31-32. Come ye yourselves apart and rest awhile. Our bodies are the temple temple of the Holy Ghost and we should use the vacation vacation to rest our bodies FOR SALE 1976 MERCURY COMET Low, low mileage, 6 cyl., 4 door, power steering, radio, white wall radial tires, very clean, metallic green. Certified, Phone 416-885-8053 , -wj V:.- of firing three rounds of blank ammunition. It was most impressive, although some of the younger children attending the Monday morning function at Parkwood were less than enthusiastic. ! gust 4 include a Red Cross blood donor clinic at St. Gregory's Auditorium, free films for children at 2 p.m. in the main library, an open house at Camp Samac, and a dixieland band concert at Memorial Park commencing commencing at eight p.m. Wednesday evening, August August 3, there will be an open house at Camp Samac from six to nine p.m. and free films at the Oshawa Public Library. Copies of the Proclamation designating the first Monday in August as McLaughlin Day in Oshawa, were presented to each of the three McLaughlin sisters who attended the Monday ceremony. Mrs. Churchhill-Mann (Billie McLaughlin) expressed appreciation on behalf of the family. Werry-Wright-Philp Picnic Held at Blackstock and renew our zeal for His Service. A congregational meeting was held to acquaint acquaint the congregation with certain repairs on the church property -- to be done during the month of August when there is no service. Wedding of Interest A lovely wedding was solemnized in Nestleton United Church on Saturday Saturday afternoon, July 30 at 2 p.m. when wedding vows were exchanged between Raymond Walter Carson and Dorothy Mabel Chapman, Chapman, both of New Liskeard. The matron-of- honour was a long time friend of the bride- Marg Atkinson and the best mna- Ron Somers- a close friend of the groom. Rev. Dale Davis officiated officiated at the double ring ceremony. The wedding wedding music was supplied by tape - favourite musical numbers. The reception and buffet buffet supper was held at the home of the bride's sister - Jean and Arnold Williams of Nestleton on their spacious lawn - with approximately 60 guests present for the occasion. During the evening, Herb Vine and Laurel Hansen entertained the wedding party with harmonious harmonious music which was most enjoyable. The happy couple are spending their honeymoon honeymoon in Quebec and other eastern points. On j their return, they will take up residencé/n New Liskeard. Guests were present from Thessalon, Espanola, North Bay, New Liskeard, Oshawa, Tyrone, Bradford, Lindsay, Lindsay, Blackstock and Nestleton. Our "best wishes" to Dorothy and Ray for much happiness. Get Well Very best wishes to Dora Suggitt, R.R. 1, Nestleon, who is doing awfully well since having surgery on her hip. She - now has a new outlook in The one hundred and tenth family re-union of the Werry - Wright - Philp families took place at Blackstock Recreation Recreation Centre on July 16,1983. Approximately 125 people registered with Registrars Peggy and Ralph Larmer. At 12:30 p.m. President Glen Larmer welcomed everyone and spoke briefly on updating histories and the family tree. Grace was sung, after which everyone enjoyed the splendid hot and cold buffet, and the desserts which the Werry jfamily is noted for. life. Keep up the good work - Dora! Sincere wishes for better better health to Betty Ringham of Caesarea who has been in Port Perry Hospital for some weeks. We trust Betty will soon be her old self again - her friends miss her very much! Sympathy Sympathy to the Malcolm Clan is the passing of Percy Nairn of Saskatchewan - son of Blanche (Malcolm) Nairn. Blanche was well known within this area in her youth - being raised in Cartwright. Condolences to Mrs. Barbara Prosser and family of Nestleton in the sudden passing of her husband just recently, Mr. Bob Prosser. He will be missed by all within the village. Sorry to learn of the death of Mrs. Joyce Williams, beloved wife of Ronald Williams, formerly of Nestleton. Our deepest sympathy to husband Ronald and family and many relatives. A lovely person person and she will be sadly missed by all. Historians, Glen and Marian Larmer, put up a splendid wall display depicting the various sections of the family tree branches. Also a very beautiful family quilt was on loan for the day which was of great interest to all. Marguerite Wright, took orders for a new family tree to be printed, hopefully in time for Christmas. She also thanked thanked Audrey Moffatt for all the work she has done on this project in the past. After the delicious dinner Harvey and Lois Yellowlees produced a program of hilarious hilarious indoor contests and games, which everyone enjoyed enjoyed immensely. We then moved outdoors for picture taking and a program of outdoor outdoor sports, directed by Ralph and Joyce Virtue. The adults and children enjoyed this part of the program very much too. The table committee for this year was Janet Vernon, Thelma Lane, Bill and Helen Werry, Wilma and Keith Van Camp and Aileen Van Camp, assisted by many others who pitched in to lighten the duties. Cindy Werry made the arrangements arrangements for the cold beverages. .The 1984 executive is as follows: Past Presidents - Glen and Marian Larmer, Presidents - Margaret and Philip Eldridge, Vice Presidents Presidents - Stuart and Doris Wilkinson, Wilkinson, Secretary Evelyn Werry, Treasurer - Cindy Van Camp, Family Tree - Marguerite Marguerite Wright, Registrar - Peggy Larmer, Historian - Glen and Marian Larmer. Committees will be arranged at the next executive meeting. Relatives were present from Florida, St. Mary's, Montreal, New Jersey, Fort Erie. We were very glad to see so many from a distance. It was a lovely reunion, and for once it didn't rain; a beautiful beautiful warm, sunny day. Sewing Machine Repairs All Makes 571-1385 Top Lino Sowing ConUr 400 King St W Oshawa DINES PLAZA Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Design and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED- Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM The Audited Financial Statements of the Corporation of the Regional Municipality of Durham for the year ended December 31,1982 are available from the Regional Finance Department. Anyone Interested In obtaining a copy of these statements should write lo the Regional Municipality of Durham Finance Department, 60 Bond Street West, P.O. Box 610, Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 8B6.