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( 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 15.1986 Classifieds Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Lucky Shooter Wins Cobourg Cougar Charger Notices Auction Sales Ontario Hydro Darlington Nuclear Generating Station INFORMATION CENTRE Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday to Friday South Service Road west of Holt Road Tours, films and presentations available. Groups may book other times. Phone 623-7122 1-tfSN Anyone with a municipal problem, who is having difficulty contacting Councillor Ann Cowman at her home phone, 576-0157, is advised to call 576-2220, day or night, and leave their name and phone number. Mrs. Cowman will contact them. 32-tfSN Saturday, January 18 10 a.m. at Orval McLean Auction Center. Llndsav Sheriff sale of stock from Mae's Country Market, Minden pop, 2 electric cash registers, 2 card racks, chips, canned goods, variety store inventory plus consignments from Jim Thompson Estate, Bobcaygeon, 5 , violins, 2 guitars, • 2 mandolins, furniture, appliances, also quantity new tools, open at 9. To list your sale phone 324-2783 Orval McLean Auctions. 2-1SNP Wanted to Buy Auction Sale Pethlck's Auction Barn Haydon (1 ml. E. of Enniskillen) Sat. evening, January 18th at 7 p.m. Furniture and other articles, 8 h.p. snowblower, 2 h.p. air compressor, large quantity of new car parts from a local dealer - spark plugs, distributors, cans of grease and oil and lots more, with 3 tables of dishes and other furniture. Terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick, Auctioneer. 2-1SNP Auction Sale Saturday, January 18,10 a.m. Furniture and Antiques Large Auction Sale of the complete inventory of antique furniture and glassware for Past Tyme Antiques, Bradford, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including Belgian oak break front secretary (approx. 140 yr. old), oak East Lake S. roll top desk (leather top), oak East Lake drop front desk, Governor Winthrop ball and claw foot secretary bookcase, 10 pc. oak dining room suite, 8 pc. Queen Anne walnut dining room suite, 4 walnut balloon back chairs, oak corner Curio cabinet, 8 Gunstock Sister chairs, Victorian rose and beige velvet settee. Centennial framed Louis sofa, carved wood Tuxedo style balloon back sofa with matching long foot stool, solid flamed mohagany hi-boy chest, oak fireplace mantle, satin walnut wardrobe and dresser with bevelled mirror, walnut corner what-not, regulator clock, New Haven mantle clock, brass port hole clock, model 44 coke fridge (excellent running cond.), 2 tea wagons (1 walnut, 1 mahogany), oak glass top china cabinet, Jenny Lind bed, pine - butternut veneered show cabinet with drawer, glass shelves and mirror, butler station, walnut Duncan Phyfe table and 4 chairs, oak hall seats with mirrors, 2 Queen Anne Curio cabinets, 3 pc. carved parlour set, pressback rockers, round oak tables, caned back sofa, high chairs, oak side boards, piano stools, foot stools, antique mirrors, oak bow front dresser, cedar chests, glass front bookcases, qty. of chairs, walnut gate-leg table, qty. of dishes, and china including Limoge, Royal Doulton, giftware including Cranberry, Crystal, Pewter, Silver, Brass, plus many other items. NOTE: Everything is refinished and in excellent condition. Guest auctioneer will be Frank Stapleton. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 2-1S Wanted -- Appliances for parts or restoration. Durham's largest selection of used parts for most makes. PADDY'S MARKET 263-8369 9-tfSN Cars, T rucks, T ractors, Motorcycles Snowmobiles For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID FREE PICK-UP ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 51-tfS Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details GUILT AND REGRET Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonvllle, Jan. 17th, Friday, 7:00 p.m. Selling the interesting contents of two small estates including an attractive old 3 pc. bedroom suite, vanity dresser, old chests of drawers, 2 antique dressers with mirrors, occasional tables, sofa table, spindle rocker, small wicker back rocker, oak buffets, pair settee side chairs, glassware, china, dishes, 6 pc. toilet set, pine benches, church chairs, and numerous other interesting articles. Terms: Cash. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton 786-2244,2-1SNP Auction Sale Wed., Jan. 22nd 11 a.m. Holstelns January consignment sale of Holstelns, selling at the Wilson's Sales Arena, Uxbridge including fresh and close cows and heifers. Featuring a fresh Royalty heifer from a V.G. Dam with BCA (170-170), a group of well grown open and bred heifers from Gord Risebrough, a service H. Bull by Triple Threat. Consignments are being accepted for this sale. Please phone Lloyd Wilson Auctioneer, Uxbridge 416-852- 3524. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auction Ltd. Future Holstein sale dates - Feb. 19th, March 12th and 19th, April 9th. 1-2SN Local auction firm now taking consignments, estates and collectable items for February sale. Quality merchandise only. For more information please phone 728- 6194 or 983-9358. 1-4SN Cornell's Auction Barn Friday, January 17 at 6 p.m. Contents of local Lindsay estate plus other consignments. Walnut corner cabinet, oak china cabinet, (glass - 3 sides), oak dining room extension table, oak library table, Jaques and Hayes parlor chairs, cedar chest, flat and oval top trunks, a pine Wilno flat to wall cupboard, pine chest of drawers, flat top farm scales, single box springs and mattresses, antique dressers, iron bed with brass trim, 3 pc. modern bedroom suite, oak buffet, assortment of glassware and china including hand painted Limoge, pattern glass, silver plated tea service, and serving pieces. (Some sterling items). Imari china, quantity of pictures and paintings, bedding, linen and kitchen items. Don Corneil Auctioneer. R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. 2-1SN Dutchman Tie Petes Saturday, Jan. 11 saw the Flying Dutchman Atoms give up a three-goal lead to settle for a tie with Peterborough. The Dutchman Toros jumped to an early lead in the first period when they trapped the visiting team in their own end zone. Terry VanLonden took control of the puck, gave it to Tyler Stokes who quickly moved in behind the net, out the other side and slipped it to Jason Crosbie at the point. Jay made no mistake when he slammed his shot past the Peterborough netminder. The Toros continued their relentless checking through the first period and on into the second until it finally paid off again. Richard Bateman assisted on Tracy Lemke's goal, after Richard's initial shot was stopped by the Peterborough goaltender, the rebound popped out to Tracy who easily slipped it into the net. The Toros scored their final goal of the game when David Szabo carried the puck from the Toros end zone as far as the defending blue line where he passed it up the middle to Tyler Stokes who broke around one defender before he notched the team's third of the game. Unfortunately, the Peterborough Peterborough team wouldn't give up, and when the Toros started taking penalties (five of them in the last half of the third period), the visiting boys started to score. Bing! Bang! Boom! And within a matter of minutes another sure win went out the window. There are many powerful emotions that spring to the surface after the death ol someone with whom you were close, friend or family member. Grief Is one ol these. It Is considered appropriate and acceptable. We are encouraged to express It and to share It with others. There are other emotions which are just as natural, but we lend to keep these Inside - guilt and regret. Death, especially when It is unexpected, is an Interruption ol life. It can come In the middle ol a quarrel or family feud. It can come before we be left with terrible feelings ol guilt and regret. The funeral service gives us the opportunity to not only express our grief, but to resolve these other feelings. We can say the words we never had a chance to, and we can make our peace with ourselves and the deceased. It gives us the chance to say a proper good-bye. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanville Tel: 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1881 Minor Hockey Monday was a big night for 25-year-old Terry Preston of Cobourg when about three weeks of waiting and wishing were over and he won a new Dodge Charger, worth $10,800. The car was a prize for shooting a 3" hockey puck through a four inch hole in the Score-0 board competition held by Cobourg Jr. C Cougars at each of their home games. The car was driven onto the ice when FINE QUALITY MONUMENTSand MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 'Authoriui Ditlir Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318Dundas St. E„ Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 Monday's draw winner, Gord Sharp, failed at his attempt to duplicate Mr. Preston's Dec. 23rd achievement. Presenting the vehicle, provided bv McKeen Brothers Motors, were, 1-r, Cougar Club Director Rod Baker, President Brian Keighley and McKeen Sales Manager Bob Spooner. Mr. Preston is already behind the wheel. Red Eagles Blank Little Britain Eagles 2, Merchants 0 On Sunday at Little Britain, goalie A1 Daza of the Cowan Pontiac Jr. C Eagles, posted the league's first shutout of the season, facing 27 shots. The Eagles, once again playing short handed, iced only 12 skaters. Assistant Coach Carl Nielson handled the bench while Coach Paul Robinson attended a novice tournament out of town. A shutout in hockey at any level is almost unheard of, but a combination of goal keeping, strong defence, and back Orono Dumps King Garden Oldtimers By Bob Sheridan Orono Oldtimers were at their best on Friday night when they jumped out to an early 6 - 0 lead before Bowmanville could find the range. Orono goals were scored by Garry Eames with four, Don and Jim Rickard and Jerry Garnatt with two each, Keith West and John Mather each scored one goal. The Bowmanville line of Hugh German with two goals, Grant Flintoff with a goal and four assists and George Sainsbury with three assists put on a fine offensive display. A1 Woodlock scored from the point while playing with this unit. Ray Crombie scored the final goal of the game when he rushed in from the point to blast in a goal mouth pass. On Sunday, we rounded out the weekend with a 4 - 0 loss to Newcastle Busters. Leo Kelly was brilliant in the Newcastle goal and deserved the shutout. shutout. Last Friday we defeated the Peterborough Relics 4 - 3. Grant Wright played a fine game in the Bowmanville goal, Peterborough jumped out to 1 - 0 lead and it was not until the second period that Roger Shingler drove in a rising blast from the point to tie the contest. Bob Deblois and George Sainsbury put us ahead with two high and accurate shots from just over the blue-line, The Peterborough Peterborough team fought back with two third period goals but Bob Deblois proved to be the hero of the day as he scored the winner with another accurate shot to the top left corner. checking forwards accomplished accomplished this feat. A power play goal unassisted unassisted by Rob Schlecter in the first period and a goal by Scott Heard from Steve Taylor is all the Eagles needed to defeat the Little Britain Merchants. The Eagles have just one game remaining and that is this Sunday night in the Eagles' nest against the Lake- field Chiefs. Game time 7:30. The Eagles who will end the regular schedule in first place in the league, will take their pick of one of the bottom four clubs in the first round of the playoffs as they start their bid to win the Central Jr. C League Championship to go on and try to bring the Ontario Championship home to Bowmanville again. 28 Game Schedule Central League Standings as of January 11, 1986: Bowmanville 27 games played, 43 points; Cobourg 25 games played, 30 points; Uxbridge 25 games played, 29 points; Lakefield 25 games played, 27 points; Lindsay 26 games played, 22 points; Port Perry 27 games played, 20 points; Port Hope 25 games played, 18 points; Little Britain 25 games played, 17 points. Select Teams Tyke: Optimist Club Novice: Frank's Variety Atom: Darlington Auto Sales Pee Wee: I.O.O.F. Bantam: Bowmanville Sand 4 Gravel Game Sun., Jan. 5,1986 Bowmanville Arena Tyke: London Life 4, Paul Lavallee 3, Aaron Pudlis 1 -- Homecare 0. Shut out Michael Ferguson. Game Wed., Jan. 8,1986 Darlington Arena Novice: Victoria 4 Grey 2, Chris Bradley 1, Chris Hefferman 1 -- Adam 4 Eve 0. Shut out Ryan Polley. Games Sat., Jan. 11,1986 Bowmanville Arena Tyke: Shoppers Drug 5, Ryan Pingle 1, Robbie Jeffers 1, Travis Laughlin 2, Brent Strand 1 -- Homecare 1, Bradley Johnson. Novice: Victoria 4 Grey 6, Chris Hefferman 2, Andrew Ferguson 1, Chris Bradley 1, Shawh Broome 1, Ryan Healey 1 -- Jimmy's Place 3, David Mills 2, Mark Read 1. Adam 4 Eve 3, Jason Jackman 2, Jason Jefferys 1 -- Carter's Bakery 2, Doug Parkin 2. Atom: London Life 2, Chris Filler 1, Bruce Bumstead 1 -- J 4 J Sharpening 1, Sean Brown 1. Ontario Hydro 12, Kevin Colbourne 1, Ryan Becker 2, Chris Davie 1, Kevin Bullock 1, Robert McLellan 1, Andrew Perkins 2, Jeff Martin 2, Adam Cota 2 -- 401 Esso 1, Craig Cowles. Pee Wee: Hutton Transport 4, Brendan Donahue 1, Scott Laten 1, John MacDonald 2 -- McRobbie Photo 1, Sean Snow 1. Mr. Submarine 5, Jack Bentley 1, Chris Poirier 1, Richard MacCheyne 2, David Haldenby 1 -- Dykstra's Deli 2, David Rice 1, Kevin Farrow 1. Bantam: Square Boy 5, Shaun Carlton 1, David Poirier 2, Martin- Vanderheyden 1, Steve Z McCullough 1 -- Nichols 3,; William Oliver 1, Brent - MacKay2. -t Midget: Remax 6, Randy• Smit 3, Kevin Smith 1, Jim! VanDruen 2 -- Maggie B's 4)> Tony Aus 1, Greg Clarke 2^- JeffKnoxl. -1 Future Games Z' Sat.. Jan. 18,1986 Bowmanville Arena 7 a.m. - 7:50 McGregor's vs" Nichols (Bantam). 7:50 - 8:40 Deluxe Taxi vs.' Kool (Bantam). " 8:50 - 9:40 Rotary vs.; Maggie B's (Midget). 10:40 - 11:30 Dykstra's vs.' Hutton (Pee Wee). 11:30 - 12:20 Mr. Sub vs. Checkers (Pee Wee). 12:30 - 1:20 Langes vs. 401-' Esso (Atom). 1:20 - 2:10 Hydro vs. J 4 J' (Atom). 2:20 - 3:10 Carter's vs. ' Victoria 4 Grey ( Novice). ; 3:10 - 4:00 Adam 4 Eve vs.- Bonded Paving ( Novice). 4:10 - 5:00 London Life vsV Homecare (Tyke). OBITUARY GWEN VARCOE A former resident of. Bowmanville, Gwen ( (Brummell) Varcoe, aged 64,. passed away in Oshawa ' General Hospital, on Friday', January 3rd, 1986. Daughter of' Jack and Edna Brummell, she ; was born in Belleville ant) educated in Bowmanville. On ' August 7th, 1941, she was married to the late Jack 1 Varcoe. She had also resided ; in Oshawa. Left to mourn her passing ' are her family, daughter; Vicki, son Dan, daughter-in; law Shannon and two" grandchildren. Funeral services were held ! on Tuesday at the Northcutt;, Elliott Funeral Home 1 ,. Bowmanville. The eulogy was ' given by Mr. Glen Prout. 1 ' Interment Bowmanville. Cemetery. . 1 Youth Bowling League Seniors Thursday, January 9,1986 Team Standings - Wright 5, Smith 5, McMullen 2, Sutcliffe 2. High Singles -G. Stacey 239, 245, K. Smith 214,219, R. Terry 220, T. Kirkton 211, T. McMullen 208. High Triples - G. Stacey 645, K. Smith 619, T. Kirkton 566. Juniors Saturday, January 11,1986 Team Standings - Grant 14, Maynard 10, Walkey 7, Farrow 5, Stacey 4, Big Canoe 2. High Singles - C. A. Farrow 234, D. Grant 231, M. Harness 216, J. Luxton 197, D. Smith 190, J. Flint 188. Audio-Vision Wins Title In Warkworth Bowmanville Audio-Vision Oldtimers travelled to Warkworth Warkworth recently for their annual Oldtimers tourney and came home with the "A" Championship. Audio-Vision's first game was against Ralph's Auto Body from Cobourg and they beat them 4 - 0. Audio-Vision's second game was against Oshawa Hot Dogs and Audio-Vision whipped them 9 - 0. Their last game for the "A" Championship was against Victoria County Outlaws Outlaws from Lindsay and Audio- Vision nipped them 4 - 2 in a very highly spirited match. Ken Veitch was flawless in goal for Audio-Vision and scoring goals for them were Phil Solomon with four, Gary Bradley three, Mike Hewer two, Huck Balson two, and singles from Brian Bradley, Ken Bradley, Don McMurter, Bruce Meadows, Ray Pickles, and J. R. Tousigent. Phil Solomon was the M.V.P. for the "A" Division. . High Triples - C. A. Farrow 633, D. Grant 628, T. Hanc 567, J. Mulder 506, J. Flint 506, J. Luxton 483. Bantams -, -- Saturday, January 11VÏM6 -• Team Standings - Snowden 14, McArthur 12, McFeéters 10, Vesna 9, Evers 9, Fitches 7, Richards six and one-half, Hill five and one-half, Rodgers 5, Sutherland 4, Sansom 2, Burns 0. High Singles - E. Evers 247, L. McArthur 231, P. Vesna 211, E. Hill 196. High Triples - E. Evers 665, L. McArthur 516, P. Vesna 485, E. Hill 482. Tykes Saturday, January 11,1986 Team Standings - Canaries 8, Cardinals 7, Blue Jays 7, Sparrows 6, Wrens 5, Finches four and one-half, Hummingbirds Hummingbirds two and one-half , Orioles 0. High Singles - D. Britton 173, 119, J. Vickery 130, 113, J. Pearson 126, 111, B. Humber 114, M. Bourke 113, 104, S. Foundry Bowling League Team Standings G. Smith 3, J. Murphy 3, G. Simpson 2, L. Taylor 2, G. Cowling T, S. Adams 1. Top 10 Averages G. Smith 248, B. Stainton 231, Kelly Switzer 228, G. Cowling 223, S. Adams 218, C. Snowden 218, L. Greenham 206, D. Taylor 204, J. Bickell 204, B. Gilkes 199. Ladies' high single - B. Stainton 269. Men's high single - G. Smith 293. Ladies' high triple - B. Stainton 694. Men's high triple - G. Smith 744. Vickery 106, C. Peldiak 103. High Doubles - D. Britton 292, J. Vickery 243, J. Pearson 237, M. Bourke 217. Family Twosome Division Results ... ' Father and Son - Seniors - Andy Howe; Juniors - Justin Flint; Bantams - Joe Benczen- leitner; Tykes - Jeffery Pearson. Father and Daughter - Juniors - Deanna Wright; Bantams - Tracy Burns; Tykes - Christine Gusterson. 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