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f i t Phone 623-3303 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Work Wanted BOWMANVILLE GLASS & MIRRORS 143 Wellington St., Bowmanville 623-3410 Monday, T uesday, Thursday, Friday 9-5 Saturday 10-2 Sealed units, storm windows and doors, store fronts and screen and glass repair, all types of glass and mirrors available -- FREE ESTIMATES 24 hr. emergency plate glass replacement. Locally owned and operated. 49-tfSN WEATHERSHIELD ROOFING ALTERATIONS REPAIRS PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES Thomas G. Yeo 623-9475 1-tfS NEED a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs to all makes. Harvey Partner, Orono, phone 983-5206, Bowmanville, phone 623-2301. 4-tfSN Simons Custom Upholstering (Since 1954) Free Estimates Pick-up and Delivery 623-6207 Base Line Rd.W. Bowmanville 9-tfSN Mutton Masonry All Types ol Cement Work Concrete Floors, Foundations and Walls Brick and Block Laying Chimney Construction and CHIMNEYSWEEP G.W. Mutton 623-5981 Employment Wanted Auction Sales Custom Software Services and Supplies Microcomputers ANDY'S SOFTWARE INC. 623-2375 Maple Grove Rd. N. R.R. 6, Bowmanville, Ont. ANNOUNCING Newcastle Laundromat DRY CLEANING SERVICE Come with the rest and get the best. Washing - Drying - Cleaning Cleaning Clean - Clean - Clean g & L WOODWORKING AND REFINISHING Custom cabinets, mirrors, toy boxes, rocking horses, household accessories and wood refinishing. BOWMANVILLE 623-1178 BILL SELLERS CARPENTRY * General Contractor * Bathrooms * Kitchens * General Repairs of all kinds Phone 623-4116 FURNACES CLEANED Parts and Service Policy HARVEY PARTNER &SONS Bowmanville 623-2301 Orono 983-5206 4tfSN Eva's Housecleaning Service Bonded, reliable, experienced Special rates on weekly basis Phone 263-2093 "THE FAMILY SERVANT" Helping to meet the needs of today's busy family 'Miscellaneous Jobs/Errands -cleaning homes -emergency or occasional babysitting -occasional transportation -run errands for business people -jobs within my abilities -genuine, loving, caring service for the elderly Reliable Christian lady Phone 623-5290 CJ's RENOVATING SERVICE Specializing in siding and painting, sheds and garages, custom decks and fences. Roofing and home renovations. For free estimates phone: 623-4154 ipEir V ^V7 BARINA HOMECHECK Going Away? Let us make your home Islor look lived-in. Reliable References Bonded BARBSHETLER INACOX Newtonvllle 786-2996 7-8 a.m., after 6 p.m. CONSCIENTIOUS daycare. Mother of 2 will babysit in her home. Waverley-Martin Road area. Hot lunch and snacks provided. provided. Preschoolers, 2-5 years. References available. Starting December December 1st. Phone 623-1067. QUALITY babysitting in my home. Crib, playpen, highchair, toys and fenced yard. Conscientious mother. Liberty St. N. Phone 623- 7451. NORTH AMERICAN WATERPROOFING We specialize In repairing leaking basements. 10 or 15 year warranty Pat or Romeo Zep- pieri Phone 436-6353 Thorough Housecleaning by Tina's Professional Service Also Businesses Dependable Please Phone 623-2657 TYPING done in my home Business, Resumes, Manuscripts, etc. Phone Judith Jamischak 786-2988 DRY WALL Taping, finishing, spray stucco ceilings, plaster repairs, painting. Phone Wally Lucyk 987-4694 Newcastle LARRY QUINNEY Painting and Decorating Over 13 years experience FREE ESTIMATES Phone 263-8535 Newcastle Upholstery We feature . a complete upholstery; ! service .Including antiques.' Large - selection of fabrics, shop at home service. Free pickup and delivery. 987-4958 STEAM MAGIC Carpet, Upholstery and Wall Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES Phone Roy Terry 623-2474 39-lfSN J&J SHARPENING & LOCKSMITH Certified Bonded Locksmith 48 King St. East Bowmanville, Ont. L1C1N2 623-1021 5-tfSN BYAM PLUMBING & HEATING INC. and AIR CONDITIONING NEW WORK and RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES Village of Tyrone R.R.5, Bowmanville 263-2650 FREE, beautiful young female cat, fixed and shots, needs good home. 983-5097. 48-2S BICHON Frise pups, CKC registered, registered, champ-sired, vet checked and needled. Dec. 4,8 weeks old, non-si'edding, white. Phone 263- .2665. THE CLIP JOINT OFFERS Professional Allbreed Dog Grooming fto tranquilizers Pick up and delivery is available in Bowmanville and Newcastle. Christmas appointments still available. R.R.1, Bowmanville Phone 263-8577 For an appointment. 4 SHOW DOGS ROD'S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Snowplowing Interior Painting Wallpapering General Repairs FREE ESTIMATES Rod Coombes 263-8625 OFFICES AND CARPETS 623-9166 Aluminum Storm Doors Storm Windows Replacement Windows Patio Doors Top Quality Low Prices Free Estimates Phone M. Brooks Carpentry 623-5566 BOWMANVILLE 14-tfS Handling Classes Starting January 13th, 1987 Prepare puppies and adult dogs for Conformation Show Ring. Gail Sheppard 623-6742 Phone for Registration DOES YOUR DOG NEED TO BE . GROOMED? /V Phone KaShelLynn Kennels On Holt Road North 623-4357 "Specializing in Bouviers" Serving Bowmanville and surrounding area since 1979 J CHIMCHIM-CHEREE CHIMNEYSWEEPS PHONE 623-1375 BOWMANVILLE ONT 18-1 11 II ■ | MEMBER ■■ Canadian M Chimnoy Swoops Assoc. B»- 1 tor Business Bureau 4pi»adlan Wood Energy Ins CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Quotation Request Sealed quotations, for the services listed below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Purchasing and Supply Agent, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A6, will be received on the forms, In the envelope provided provided until the specified closing lime and dale. Quotation Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Office, at 68 King St. East, Veltrl Complex, Bowmanville, Ontario. Ontario. Quotation No. Q87-1 - ELECTRICAL SERVICES Quotation No. Q87-2 - PLUMBING SERVICES Tim scopo ol service required Includes qualified tradesmen lor emergency and general repairs on an "as required" basis by all departments within the Town ol Newcastle for 1987. Closing Time and Dale: 4:00 p.m. (local time) Friday, December 19,1986. The lowest ol any quotation nol necessarily accoptod. Mrs. Lou Ann Blrkotl, Purchasing and Supply Agent Telephone: (416) 623-3379 Ex. 267 Dale of publlcnllon: Docombor 10,1906 BIRDS. Baby Cockatiels, Budgies, Zebra Finches. All colors, cages, feed, etc. After 5 p.m. Crozier Aviaries, Orono. Phone 983-9311.41-tfS BOARDING KENNELS HEATED Sterling Reg'd. Maple Grove' Road N., Bowmanville Phone 623-6742 DALAMATIAN puppies, eight weeks, C.K.C. registered, two males only, phone after 5 p.m. 263-8539. PUPPYPRESCHOOL 3-5 months Prevent puppy problems. NOVICE CLASSES 6 months and over Starts Jan. 13th Ruth MillerZ63-2339 or Terribrae Pet Foods 623-1752 Friday, Dec. 12th at 6 p.m. Cornell's Auction Barn Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, press back rocker, walnut china cabinet, mahogany bookcase, chesterfields, parlor tables, modern modern dressers and chest of drawers, 30" electric stove, refrigerator, oak beds, hall seat, 4 mahogany dining room chairs, console color T.V., engine block for 1913 Ford car, pocket watches, Art Deco hanging lamp, washstands, quantity of old toys, china and glass. 1978 Ford LTD station wagon. This will be the last sale of the season. We would like to extend to everyone a very Happy Holiday Season and to thank you for your patronage throughout the year. We will be accepting accepting consignments after January January 1st for our first sale of the new year, Friday, January 16th. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. Wed. Evening, Dec. 10 7:30 p.m. Victoria's Christmas Special Holstein Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ontario. Robrook Dispersal of Robin and Connie Parish and family, Woodville, Ontario. Ontario. 45 head of registered hols- teins. A good group of fancy young cows, many fresh or springing, in-. eluding 6 very good cows with BCA 164-218. Highlights - a fancy 60" heifer due before sale, sired by Romandale Magic - her dam Good Plus by Admiral Citation with over 18,000 lbs. of 3.7 milk - 2nd dam Good Plus - 3rd dam Good Plus 1 star. Could be a show candidate for next year. A young Very Good cow by a Higher-View Matinee - projected at 154-158-148 BCA - due March to Marquis. Her dam Good Plus 147-166,.2nd dam Good Plus 143-139,3rd dam Very Good with 19,000 lbs. of 3.7 milk. A fancy 1982 Perseus Mark daughter Good Plus due before sale to Warden. A candidate for highter classification. A Good Plus Matt Lancer daughter - 2 year record record 169-161-188, fresh 1 month, milking 80 lbs. per day. A Good Plus Majesty with 2 yr. old record BCA 196-181-198. 61 45 59 over herd average. Bred Oct. to Startmore Sterling. Also featuring 4 yr. old 61 " Very Good Pre Star - 1st place dry cow at Victoria County Black and White show, selling selling fresh in Sept., bred back to Warden, sells with 4 daughters including including fancy Sept/: 86, Sidney heifer calf. Also selling, 3 yr. old Maternal siste£ by Ultimate, Good Plus, fresh slSetiBtptemtier,i sells with good Sept, yearling daughter. This young cow could fit anyone's show string. A Good Plus daughter of Cittimatt due sale time to Senator, Senator, 2yr. old BCA 155-161-168.27 31 34. Good Plus dam 153-167, 2nd dam Very Good 186-189. An outstanding herd. Plan to attend. Followed by Barmel Dispersal for Mel and Mari Barnes, R.R. 4, Orillia, Orillia, Ont. 69 head of purebred and grade holsteins, free listed, DHIA supervised, unit bred. Herd average average 137-127-131. 26 cows milking, milking, 11 due by February. A very good Mack 4 daughter sells and her daughter sell fresh. A Good Plus daughter ol Langview Astronaut. Astronaut. Followed by Dispersal for John Krabbe, R.R. 1, Bailieboro, Ont. 22 head of Grade Holsteins. 9 cows due end of January. 13 cows fresh and milking well. We are accepting a limited number of consignments. For consignments or further inlormation contact sales office 705-324-8311. Sales staff, John Buckley, 324-4017, Cliff Lil- lico, 439-2380, Wade Reeds, 324- 9627 or Carl Hickson Sales Manager Manager and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont., 705-324-9959. Sat., Dec. 13th 7 p.m. Pethick's Auction Barn Haydon 1 mile east of Enniskillen Furniture, dishes, chain saw, Lamoge dishes, single beds, tools, chesterfields and beds. Last sale for this year. Will be back in February February with more sales. Closed for health reasons. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Terms: cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick Auctioneer. Auctioneer. Friday, Dec. 12th 7:00 p.m. Selling the usual good selection of appliances, furniture, antiques, collectables and household items at our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Spinning wheel, rocking chair, chest of drawers, stereos, lamps, pictures, china, glass, chesterfield and chair, lot new windows, old wooden tools, bunk and single beds, plus 50 boxes of smaller items not yet sorted and late consignments. consignments. Grant and Wheeler Auctioneers Auctioneers Ltd., R.R. 2, Port Hope, 416-797-2127. Saturday, Dec. 13th Denny's Auction Hall 1/4 mile west of Colborne on Hwy. #2 30" electric range less than one year old, 18' freezer, chesterfield and chair plus other odd chairs, antique dining room table and chairs small drop front desk, oak roll top desk, maple dresser and chest of drawers plus others dressers dressers and chests of drawers, double bed with box and mattress, walnut veneer buffet, ash buffet, Findlay oval sove, ornate air tight, ornate parlor stove, small hall seat with mirror, toby mugg, several Royal Doulton pieces, dishes, glass, china and other articles too numerous numerous to mention. Sale starts 10:30 sharp. Gary Warner auctioneer, 355-2106. Terms cash, cheque with l.d., VISA. Auction Sale "Kahn Country Auctions" (Formerly Herongate) Every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Now located on the Brock R"d„ Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401, Exit 399, featuring every week, excellent selection of antiques, pine .furniture, glass, china, collectables, primitives, etc. So join us every 'Wednesday and participate ' In orib^bf Ontario's, most: authentic ojd fashioned auctions, With*^ buy-backs or reserves. The "True" auction. Preview from 1:00 p.m. sale days. With our new auction barn facilities we ;are now able to serve you better. Phone us for all your consignments large or small. Competitive rates. Kahn Auction Services 416-683-0041, or 985-8161. 10-tfS DUAL ACTION CARPET STEAM CLEANING ONLY $45 Dining Room and Living Room Plus Hallway d & J Services Phone Collect 623-2095 anytime A Career in Trucking Transport Drivers needed. Now Is the time to train for your Class "A" license. For pre-screening Interview and job placement Information CONTACT MERV CAR'S TRANSPORT DRIVER TRAINING Brampton 1-800-265-1260 41-tfSNP NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE Hot and Cold Meal Corsage for each Lady Hats, Horns and Party Favours Tyrone Community Centre PHONE TO ORDER-ONLY A FEW TICKETS LEFT 263-2086 BOURNE - Lizzie (Betty) at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Toronto on Wed. Dec. 3rd, 1986 In her 89th year. Lizzie (Parker) beloved wile of the late Percy A. Bourne, dear sister of Topsy Bourne of England, cousin of Francis and the late Doris Williams of Bowmanville and their daughters Betty Oliver and Shirley Langton. Friends called at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville on Friday evening. Service was held in the Chapel on Sat. at 12:30 p.m. Interment Glendall Memorial Gardens, Albino Rd. and Hwy. 427 In Toronto. 49-1SN ONE bedroom, second floor apartment, stove and, fridge, available now, suit one adult. 623-2453. 49-1 SN FREE REMOVAL OF FRESH DEAD and DISABLED FARM STOCK $10.00 Service Charge on Sheep ■ Goats • Rigs $20.00 Charge on Rotten Animals PHONE MARGWILL FUR FARM Hampton 263-2721 Port Hope 885-5274 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE Quotation Request 1987 EQUIPMENT RENTALS Sealed quotations, from contractors/suppliers Interested in being registered on the Town's Registry of Equipment Rentals Services for such equipment specified below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Purchasing and Supply Agent, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A6, will be received on the terms, In the envelope provided provided until Ihe specilied closing time and date. Quotation Documents can be oblained from the Purchasing Cilice, at 68 King St. East, Veltrl Complex, Bowmanville, Ontario. Ontario. Requlremenlstor rental equipment are listed below as follows: Tandem Dump Trucks Track Mounlod Backhoes Rubber Tire Backhoes Gradalls Bulldozers (not less than 200 hp) Small Bulldozers (not less than 40 hp) Scrapers (not less than 20 cu. yards) Push Scrapers (not less than 20 cu. yards) Front End Loaders - Rubber tired (1 1/2 - 3 cu. yards) Crawlers Loaders Shoulder Grader (75 to 90 hp with window eliminator) Portable Compressor (125 to 150 C.F.M.) Snow Blowers Tractor Driven (not less than 50 hp) Sell Propelled Roller (2 tonne lo 5 tonne) Dragline (3/4 yard min.) Garbage Packers (20 and 25 cu. yards) Vibratory Roller (04") Quotation No. Q87-4 - 1987 Equipment Rentals Closing Time & Dale: 4:00 p.m. (local time) Tuesday, Docombor 23,1986 All bids will bo subject to the terms and conditions solforlh in the quotation documents. Mrs. Lou Ann Birkott Purchasing and Supply Agent (416) 623-3379 Ex. 267 Date ol Publlcnllon: Docombor 10,1900 Elaine Sheridan Canadian Champ Wins Provincials Elaine Sheridan of Newcastle Village who is currently the Ontario and Canadian Senior Ladies raquetball champion, combined with Dave Fisher of Whitby-'to "Win the Ontario Pt-oVincihl'iB'iMiked: Doubles': : ToTirh'amfent held at ' the:-: Mayfair 'Club in Etobicoke recently. This event is the most prestigious prestigious one held in Ontario, with players from all over the country eligible. In order to win their class, Elaine and Dave had to complete 5 gruelling matches. Each match consisting of the best 3 games out of five. Elaine and Dave lost only one game out of all their matches. This is quite an accomplishment accomplishment considering the competition. In their final match, they really turned on the jets defeating top seeds, Sue Beatty and Murry Hurst of Hamilton 3 straight games. When Elaine's regular partner, her husband, Bob had knee surgery last year she was forced to find a new partner. Dave, who is only 25 years old, is one of the top tournament players in the district. He's a converted squash player who is really an up and comer. Since the two joined forces, they have, been unbeatable. With Dave's quick reflexes and deadly corner kill shots, combined, with Elaine's speed and hard passing drives they are an awesome combination. Raquetball is a fast growing sport and Elaine who stands 5 feet 4 inches, 120 lbs. is proof that size is not the least bit important in this game. Elaine, who is in her sixth year of competition, became the Canadian Senior Ladies champion by winning this prestigious event last year in Toronto. She had to defeat competitors from as far away as Edmonton and Quebec, New Brunswick, etc. In 1985, she became the Ontario champion only to go to Kelowna B.C. and finish a disappointing 5th place. Most competitors would have been happy with this; but with her desire and competitive spirit she considered it a failure, In her mind she felt if her game had been up to par, second place would have been hers. To add to her disappointment, she never got to play the eventual winner, World Champion Heather McKay who retired after winning this event. Just to say that you played against a world champion like Heather, even if you just squeeked a point or two, would be something you could tell your grandchildren. After resting her tired arm this summer, Elaine Is now in full swing for the upcoming tournaments. This pretty brunette from Newcastle is hoping to peak by early spring of 1987 when she will have to defend her title in Winnipeg. Good Luck I Eagles Tie Cobourg 5-5 by Dan Moriarity The Cowan Pontiac sponsored sponsored Bowmanville Eagles played the Cobourg Cougars to a 5-5 tie on Sunday evening at the Bowmanville Memorial Arena. The home team played a rather sloppy first period and this allowed the underdog Cougar team to take an early 1-0 lead on a goal by Rob Doncaster. John Young tied it for the Eagles at the 13:20 mark but a quick reply by Cobourg's Jeff Waldie gave Cobourg a /2-1 lead after twenty minutes. Rob Schlèchter scored at 1:48 in the second period to tie the game once again and î'k minutes later Mark Hickey beat Cobourg netminder Dave Beddard to give the Eagles the lead for the first time in the game. Bowmanville scored an early third period goal as Chris Dreossi took a pass from Randy Ellis and deposited the puck in the net to make it a 4-2 game. Jeff Waldie narrowed the.,gap to 4-3. at 12:54 as Cotiourg' enjbÿed a two man advantage. Twenty-nine seconds later, and with one man still in the penalty box, Darcy Huber scored a breakaway goal to restore the two goal lead. Cobourg fought back, however, scoring goals at 16:02 and 18:46 to salvage a tie. Both goals came from the stick of Cobourg captain Ray Murphy, who earned the first star for his play during the game, Waldie was the second star while Bowmanville's John Young was the third star. The Eagles seemed not to have their usual intensity against the Cougars who have only won two games this year. The Eagles now have a won- lost-tied record of 11-3-1 with an 8-0-1 record at home. A positive factor in Sunday's game was that just about everyone contributed to the game with 10 players collecting points and no one collecting more than two points, evidence of some solid teamwork. The Eagles will be back in action at home this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. against the Little Britain Merchants. Blackstock At the regular Sunday'morning J church service at the United Church j, the Sacrament of Baptism was con- * ducted by Rev. Dale Davis when the J following children were presented - * Brian Blair son of Jan and Blair , Martyn; Blake Jamesson of Kathy and Neil McLaughlin and Reid Alexander Alexander son of Debra and Bill Percy. Rev. Davis preached a very ^ thoughtful sermon on John the Bap- g tish, suitable for the second Sunday 0 of Advent. Jeff Kemp and Andrew Wilson lit the second candle of Àd- C vent of Searching and Doubt. The v exciting announcement was made, » that Mrs. A. Squires, Moderator of our Church will be Guest Speaker at „ the 100th Anniversary in November, o Janet and Blair Martyn, Tim held ; i a family luncheon in honour of their son Brian's baptism with the follow-. ! ing guests - Harold and Dora MarUi tyn, Ron and Elbe Martyn, Luke, Joshua and Julie, Goodwood, Todd 71 Martyn, Roy and Shirley Turner, a Lorie and Ron Minshall, Sara and 4 Ken, Caledonia, Kathy and Peter j' Hill and Dan, Cord Paisley, Dale! and Joyce Gunter, Newmarket, Rev. Dale and Anita Davis, Keith l; Garland, Tim's little friend. , , Kathy and Neil McLaughlin, Alex and Jessica entertained following ' their son Blaké's baptism. Guests L , were Blake and Jessie Gunter, Grant and Heather McLaughlin, ,. Carla and Abby, Jean Mahaffy.. g Ernie and Connie Swain entertained entertained in honour of their grandson g Reid's baptism. Guests were Dr, g Bill and Debbie Percy, Katie and Reid, Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Harold g Percy, Campbellford, Bob Swain,/; Pat Crowder and girls. , . 0 Marie and Ross Tysick, Sherry i; and Brian, Leon Slute were in Perth q for the family gathering celebrating l Ross' mother's 75th birthday. n Sympathy is extended to various * relatives of Leanne Haines:ofr Tyrone who died tragically in a traf-.i fic accident on Tuesday afternoon<0 especially to her aunt and uncleft Keith and Edna Haines and family.! and her uncle Mr. Wes Pearce. Welcome to Blackstock is extend^ ed to Kim and Randy Ferguson who." moved from the Oshawa-Whitby' - . area to 4 Venning Court. Kim is a-J London Life representative and? Randy works in G.M.C, The United Church Auction Sale! on Saturday was very successful in " sales and attendance. Several of the: men - 'in the congrégation; namélÿ- CarT'Àdams; Glénn 'Larimer; r Rdn*' Smith,'Dale Davis and Bob Wheeler^ did some baking which was auction^ '* ed. The tremendous variety of items that were donated was hard to 1 ' describe. A very successful evenO Another successful event was' Breakfast with Santa sponsored by the Nursery School on Sunday morning. morning. Many families enjoyed a breakfast or brunch of pancakes and the youngsters enjoyed visiting with the grand old fellow. On Monday evening, many mothers, grandmothers and friends attended the Achievement Program for the last 4-H Project 1 'Milk Makes It." The two Blackstock Clubs participated participated in the program. All the members of the Blackstock Masters of the Milky Way presented "Don't Cry Over Spilt Milk" while the demonstrators being Jill Van Camp, Tasi Wilson and Kerry Williamson. Following the six presentations comments were given on each. The plaques and plates were presented to the members and their leaders. Clair MacKenzie was presented with her pin for the completion of six projects. A very pleasant evening for all who attended. Congratulations to the Cartwright High School senior girl's basketball team, under the coaching of Mr. Fletcher, who are the silver medalists of the Single "A" Durham, York Secondary'School Athletic Association. Our girls were defeated by Langstaff High'School in a close game. Congratulations girls! On Saturday, the official opening of Blackstock Country Hardware was held. Something To Think About GARY CONWAY PURPOSE OF Embalming Is only required by law In cases where the deceased had one ol a low specific contagious diseases or it the body Is to be transported outside Provincial borders or on public carrier. However, embalming Is almost always routinely done as soon as possible alter death, and as long as the funeral director has received permission from tho family to conduct the process. There are various reasons lor this. Tho primary purpose ol embalming Is to prosorvo the body lor the visitation and funeral, and retard tho bacterial growth. II tho family wishes lo hnvo tho body prosonl at tho lunornl, embalming would bo nocoosnry. At llio same time, restoration procedures would bo lollowod. This involves EMBALMING shaping and cosmetology work to make the deceased appear as presentable as possible. Under provincial quldollnes, embalming In Iho most simple definition, Is tho total disinfection, preservation, and restoration ol human remains tor an Indollnlto period ol time. II Iho family requested that tho remains nol bo embalmed, Iho lunorol director would probably recommend Immodlato disposition ol tho body by either cremation or burial. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Divisions!,, Bowmanville Tel. 623-5480 Sorvlng Durham Region Slnco 1881