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i I I 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 14,1990 Classifieds Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. MacGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES Estates, Consignments, Households, Bankruptcies, Farms " Sold at your location or ours. Storage and Trucking available Phone for FREE- -v Confidential Consultations :*• Mike MacGregor (416) 987-5402 ,, Junior West (416) 983-5556 6-4SN •i. Sat., Feb. 17, 6:30 p.m. , "Saturday's Auction Action" ,','Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon v 10 mi. N.E. of Oshawa "This week to include excellent 3 pc. settee, mahogany tea wagon, oak diningroom suite, mahogany ■ fireplace mantel, 4 pc. hand painted pine bedroom suite, oak blanket box, lots of primitive pieces, old prints, plus lots of glass and collectables. Terms are cash, Visa, or cheque with I.D. For more information call 1-263-4252, Garry K. Powell, Auctioneer. 7-1SN Tues. Evening, Feb. 20 6 p.m. Glassware Auction sale of glassware for Mac- leod's Antiques, Markham, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- ' bridge, Ont., including approx. 100 boxes of quality antique glassware that has been in storage since the Macleods closed their shop. Pieces include Coldport, Limoges, cornflower, depression, cut glass, crystal, plus many other items unknown unknown to us. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. 7-1S *,V Sat., Feb. 17, 6:30 p.m. Tyrone Hall •i.Sale to include 9 pc. diningroom 'suite, Imperial Loyalist red "'mahogany bedroom set, pressback chairs, pine saddle stands, oak veneer entertainment unit, color TV, stereo, 3 pot comm, .coffee maker, Craftsman reciprocal reciprocal saw, Avon collectables, . Coca-Cola'trays, Beaver sealer, _,and the list goes on. Room for ;; ijiore yet. Lunch served by the " ladies of the hall. Viewing from 3 p.m. the day of sale. Consign your -items now. Call Deshane Auction ' Services 985-4240 and leave your .message. Auctioneers: Neil De- ishane and Don Wringe. •• 7-1 SN or :: . . " Auction Sale! -b "Kahn Country Auctions" Every Wed. at 6:30 p.m. Located on i Brock Rd., Pickering 3 miles North of Hwy. 401 (Exit 399) ; Featuring every Wednesday an Excellent selection of antiques, -fine furniture, glass, china, collectibles, collectibles, primitives and the unusuals. So join us every Wednesday and ^participate in one of Ontario's «('[True" Auctions with no buy-backs 'flr reserves. "Consignment and estate estate selling our specialty". Call us ,lbday. Previews from 1:00 p.m. •kahn Auction Services - 416-683- ■0041. 3-tfSN 'I, Bankrupt Sale 50 Per Cent off Alpine Ski Equipment n 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby 'Having received instructions from Appel and Co. Inc. we are clearing .the assets of Mountain Sports including including alpine skis, poles, boots, boot bags, approx. 250 name brand ski jackets, ski suits, 2 pc. suits, racing pants, plus various other ski equipment. Also namebrand namebrand mattresses - all sizes. Low prices. Single Matt, and box - S175.; double matt, and box - S250.: queen size matt, and box - S300. All new top end mattresses. Save 50 per cent. Tuesday, Feb. 13 ■ Friday, Feb. 16, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Saturday morning, Feb. 17. McLean Auctions and Liquidations, Liquidations, 686-3291, 576-7550. 7-1S Thurs., Feb. 22, 12 Noon Holsteins February Consignment Sale of Holsteins, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including reg. and grade fresh and close cows and heifers. Consignments will be accepted for this sale. If you wish to consign to this sale, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. 7-2S Thurs., Feb. 22 Liquidation Sale Disposing of a complete office full of steel case office furniture including including desks, chairs, filing cabinets, storage shelves, etc. Plus disposing disposing of a store full of baby articles including new cribs, strollers, carriages, carriages, clothes, toys, change tables, tables, walkers, seats, car seats. Watch next week's paper for full details. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 7-1 SN Sat., Feb. 24, 10 a.m. Excellent quality antique and art sale at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Property of Dr. Harold Pushie, large country estate sold and selected estate inclusions. Lge. assortment high quality antiques incl. beautiful dining suite, fantastic bedroom suites, Indian and Chinese wool rugs, lge. curved glass china cabinet as well as Dr. Pushie's excellent collection of art. Originals by: Debi Fitzgerald, Laurie Calder, Rick Beavèr, Norman Norman Knott, Chuck Burns, George Kovacs. Partial list. Plan to attend this exciting sale. One of our best sales this year. Orval McLean Auctions Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay, Orval and Barry McLean, Auctioneers. 7-1 SN Sat., Feb. 17,10 a.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques antiques for Morley's Antique Shoppe, Port Perry, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. PINE pieces including corner cupboard, 2 jam cupboards (1 Quebec), sideboard, roll top trunk, drop leaf table, medicine chest, 5 pine washstands including 1 Hastings . Cty., vanity, harvest table, 4 arm chairs from Scotland, hutch, Hastings Hastings Cty. Harvest table, Quebec commode, 4 chests of drawers, cathedral mirror, 2 blanket boxes (excell.), trunk, oak pcs. including secretary's desk, 3 wardrobes and drop leaf table all from Scotland, armoire, dresser with mirror, 8 pc. solid walnut diningroom suite, walnut walnut , serving stand, English washstand, mahogany desk, Welsh dresser, ice box, mahogany china cabinet, telephone table, rocker, plus lge. qty. of colleclables and dishes. Full details and preview preview times for this quality sale next week. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. 6-2S Corneil's Auction Barn Fri., Feb. 16, 6 p.m. The estate of the late Mrs. Dorothy Tew of Toronto plus others: 6 pc. French Provincal bedroom suite (2 single beds), oak library table, Victorian Victorian loveseat (reclining arms), French Provincial chesterfield, white Hotpoint 2 door refrigerator and matching 30" stove, Kenmore auto washer and dryer, almond 17 cu. ft. upright freezer, a round teak- wood coffee table, walnut nesting tables, walnut fireside bench (needlepoint seat), swivel rockers, 5 pc. walnut dinette set, cuckoo clock, chesterfields, refinished pine armoire, pine bonnet chest, 4 refinished pressback chairs, pine open face flat-to-wall cupboard, cane seated loveseat, country couch, cherry lamp table, occasional occasional chairs, pressback highchair, 3 II. X 2 1/2 ft X 2 ft. dollhouse (wilh electricity and furnishings), 2 commercial video games (Packman (Packman and Goloxon)) 110 ATC, power cement trowel, double merchant's merchant's wagon, 15" Busy Bee planer, planer, ski-doo trailer, qu. of crystal, china, glass, linens, and collectable collectable items. Don and Greg Corncil, Auctioneers, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 7-1SN 213 BYRON STREETS. AT DUNLOP WHITBY, ONTARIO L1N4P7 Tolephono: (416) 606-3958 Toronto Une: (416) 663-7785 Bulletin Boerd System: (416) 668-2078 PRICE BREAKTHROUGH 386SX COMPUTER with VGA COLOUR CARD AND MONITOR 40 MEG 28MS Hard Drive 31/2" floppy 51/4" floppy 101 key Enhanced Keyboard Two Button Mouse by Logitech NOW ONLY $2999 or $76,50 per month OAC. while quantities last ACCOUNTING SPECIALS Bedford Integrated Accounting $149.95 Bedford Toolbox $89,95 Learning Bedford Manual $24.95 COMING SOON Canadian personal Income lax program TAX MADE EASY $34.95 ORDERS NOW BEING ACCEPTED hcOdei in W'OwVNg Mh-i/i! wtooa 4ci e'pi'Vi*. Alkltxwl oui 3S CASH diicount couponil UmliKt ÎITO Only '.dï Sj H I •AT ihd AT à/e iiedemà/ttot IttirntM**) IWHM 0>3S Sat., Feb. 17, 11 a.m. Selling a collection of antiques, collectables and quality home furniture including several Victorian Victorian pcs. and others to be held at Warner's Auction Hall Hwy. 2, Colborne Lge. Victorian bookcase with glass doors, base with drawers and fancy carved crown, recently refinished refinished oak diningroom suite (linen press) design, walnut Victorian Victorian sideboard with carved back, heavily carved walnut bedroom suite all original in excellent cond., rare bubble glass breakfronl china (original) with centre writing desk, drop front secretary with serpentine serpentine front ball and claw feet in mint cond., beautiful old upright piano all original, matching pair of wing chairs, set of solid oak slacking bookshelves, several small fancy walnut tables, round pedestal table with carved walnut pedestal, cher- rywood extension table w/leaves, carved burled walnut knee hole desk in original cond. with fancy carved feel, Sheridan secretary with bookcase lop ,in excellent cond., Victorian arm 'chair, Victorian Victorian balloon back chair, walnut rocking chair in excellent cond., antique dresser wilh oval bevelled mirror, other antique dresser with bevelled mirror, set of leather inlaid slacking tables, nice Victorian settee settee with carved walnut frame a real show piece, walnut spinet desk, oak slant front desk, walnut smoker stand, 1880's brass novelty carriage clock original with bevelled glass in working cond., signed decanter, Royal Crown Darby cup and saucer, hand knotted knotted oval Indian rug, dishes, china, glassware and numerous household household articles. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 7-1 SN Sat., Feb. 17, 10 a.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby Having received instructions from Appel and Co. Inc. and Alan Law- son, Fisher Inc. we are selling the assets of Mountain Sports and One Stop, Bridal Shop including executive office furniture, downhill ski equipment, bridal supplies, 30 toning beds, eg. cherrywood executive desk, 50 leather executive executive chairs, 2 computers, fax machine, .grey executive desk, plus 10 other desks, room dividers, approx. $60,000 worth of office equipment, 30 toning beds, storage storage cabinet, Sharp and Sanyo electronic cash registers, 2 lockers, lockers, weigh scales, 5 dr. lateral filing filing cabinets, 2 dr. file, Alliston ski tuner, Jetronic insole machine with insoles, pine 8 ft. fables, 3 pine shelving units, approx. 100 pr. alpine alpine ski boots, 100 pr. ski poles, good assortment of high qualify skis, bool bags, approx. 250 name brand ski jackels, ski suits, 2 pc. suits, racing pants, plus various ski accessories, 8 fl. boots, mannequin, mannequin, ladies shoes, loveseat, hats, flowers, decorations, cake tops, While sewing machine, dresses, panly hose, complete inventory of bridal shop plus numerous other items. Note time: 10 a.m. Viewing: Fri. 1 - 6 p.m. Excellent sale of office furniture and almost new toning toning beds, Mountain Sports will be retailed at 50 per cent off until sale time. McLean Auctions and Liquidations. Liquidations. 686-3291,576-7550. Tues., Feb. 20, 11 a.m. 377 MacKenzie Ave. Unit 7, Ajax Behind Burger King Having received instructions from a secured creditor we are clearing the assets of Durham Woodworks Ltd., including table saw, radial arm saw, spindle shaper, 15" planer, planer, 14" band saw, belt sander, drill press, electric grinders, lathe, Mikita belt sander, 24" alum, ladder, ladder, rotary sander, vibrator sander, 5 sections redi rack, work tables, cupboards, storage units, work tables tables on wheels, wood desk, typewriter, typewriter, adding m/c, good 2 dr. ' fridge, stereo and speakers, Mikita power tools, hand tools, clamps, toys, finished product, toy boxes, plus many other articles. Note time: 11 a.m. Viewing from 9 a.m. good sale of woodworking tools, all tools are 220 or 110. Cash deposit $100. McLean Auction and Liquidation, 686-3291 and 576- 7550. 7-1S DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED MONDAY 4:30 P.M. Valentine Greetings HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! to my favorite someone who is so special to me. LOTS OF LOVE *7l<utcty Valentine Greetings Roses are Red my love, Violets are blue-oo-oo, I hope I'll love you my love, As much as I do my Ski-doo. News from B.H.S, Ik by Michelle Lowry Last Wednesday 7, the Spitfires, a member of the Wheelchair Sports Association, Association, played a game of wheelchair basketball against staff and students at B.H.S. The Spitfires played two games, one for the junior junior grades in period three and one for the senior grades in period four. The pitfircs won both games, e purpose of the Spitfires, is to promote and encourage integration between able and disabled people, and to encourage handicap awareness. awareness. In sports, the Junior girls volleyball team qualified for LOSSA, at a recent tournament. tournament. The Senior girls volleyball volleyball team placed third at a tournament in Pickering, but they did not mnke the finals. finals. Congratulations to both tennis! The Junior boys basketball team won the Thomas A Stewart junior invitational invitational tournament with three wins. Paul Woodlock was named tournament MVP. Congratulations team! On Monday 19, report cards will bo handed out. Students should have report cards signed by their parents parents and the signed slips should bo returned to the school. If parents have any questions or concerns regarding regarding report cards, they should attend parents night on February Thursday 22 from GiOO-DiÜO p.m. Parents' night is a good opportunity to meet your childrens teachers, and to discuss their academic career. So, please come out for parents' night. Solina Library The annual meeting of the Solinn Public Library was held in the Library in the Community Hall on Monday, January 29, 1990, with the President Mrs. Russell Best presiding. The Secretary- Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Stanley Millson. The second printing of the popular history book "A Place Called Solina" by Marguerite Marguerite Fraser is still available available for sale. It can bo obtained obtained from any of the 1990 Board of Directors who arc: Past President - Mrs. Russell Russell Best, President ■ Mrs. Philip Ford, Vice President - Mrs. Tom llokor, Secretary- Treasurer ■ Mrs. Stanley Millson, Librarian • Mrs. Harvey Yollowloes, Assistant Assistant Librarian ■ Mrs, Harry Dimbleby, Directors • Mrs. L. Droomo, Mrs. Wm. Ashton, Ashton, Mrs. 1). Taylor, Mrs. F. Watson, Mrs. D. Pnscoo, Mrs. C. Bray, Mrs. R. Host. Now families from the Solinn Solinn Community are always welcome to join the library for a nominal fee, payable to the Secretary or any member member of the Board of Directors. Directors. The Library in open 7:00-8:00 p.m. the 2nd Wednesday of the month, Driver Uninjured When Car Flips on 401 Clarke High School Highlights On Friday afternoon, Sylvie Smith-Dorion, of Ottawa, had quite a scary ride when her 1986 Ford swerved to avoid hitting another car that changed lanes unexpectedly. unexpectedly. Her westbound vehicle on 401 veered into the north diten, just east of the Liberty Street exchange and rolled over on its side. Firemen from Bowmanville Station 1, an ambulance From here and Provincial Police from Newcastle detachment detachment were on the scene in minutes and learned that she was uninjured. Jug City Novice Selects Play in Oshawa Tourney The Graham Jug City Novice Selects participated in their first major tournament tournament of the season when they attended the Oshawa Annual Heritage Invitational Invitational Hockey Tournament on February 10th and 11th. The competition involved six teams, with sides travelling in from as far as London and Hamilton while Oshawa supplied three teams from their various leagues and Bowmanville making up the sixth team. Although Bowmanville Bowmanville would be the smallest smallest centre to enter this competition, competition, this would have no effect on' the team as they would go undefeated to win the "A" Championship. In the opening game the opposition was ' N.A.S.C. Oshawa. Although Bowmanville Bowmanville -did appear to hold the edge in play, a pair of third period goals were needed to pull this game out 3-1. After the Oshawa team had taken the lead at . the midway mark of the opening period, Danny MacDonald assisted by Clayton Kohn evened the score. But early in the second period Oshawa again took the lead. Bowmanville has developed a reputation of never giving up and proved this with an especially strong third period. With a Bowmanville player in the penalty box, strong fore checking by Dan MacDonald allowed Brian Lowery to intercept intercept an errant Oshawa pass and then beat the opponents' opponents' goal keeper to again tie the score. With only minutes minutes remaining in the game, the Redmen stormed the Oshawa net, Richard Salomon Salomon put a back hander by the Oshawa goalie for the winning goal. Assisting were Craig Matheson and Brian Lowery. The game MVP was awarded to Craig Matheson. The second game was played later Saturday afternoon afternoon with London being the opposition. Although London did have an excellent team, they were never allowed to get started as Bowmanville skated to n one sided 7-1 win. The first period scoring was done by Dan MacDonald MacDonald assisted by Blake Ayl- sworth, Brian Lowery assisted assisted by Richard Solomon and Clayton Kohn, Dan MacDonald MacDonald assisted by Blake Ayl- sworth and Andy Gifford. Second period goals wore by Richard Salomon assisted by Brian Lowery and Ian Sinclair, Sinclair, Dan MacDonald unassisted unassisted with n hat trick. Two more goals in the third period period rounded off the scoring. Dan MacDonald with Ins fourth of the game assisted by Brian Lowery who earned his third point on this goal, and finally Chris Watson assisted by Joel Osborne Osborne and Craig Matheson. The game MVP was awarded awarded toDnnny MacDonald. The Saturday afternoon victory over the London club put tlio "Big Red Machine" into tlio Championship Final. Final. This game was played on Sunday morning, at tlio Donovan Arena. Tlio opposition opposition would 1» tlio Oshawa Church Longue Selects, Tlioso two teams have developed developed quite a rivalry this season, season, with the Bowmanville lads victorious in all previous previous games, and this game was to be no exception ns Jag City skated to a hard fought 3-2 win. Bowmanville got off to an excellent opening period. Andy Griffin hit the score sheet with Richard Salomon and Clayton Kohn drawing assists. Andy Gifford gave Bowmanville a two goal lead when he cashed in on a Dan MacDonald rebound. But Oshawa did not give up as they fought back with a goal in each of the next two periods periods to bring the game even. As overtime loomed ahead the line of Alysworth, MacDonald MacDonald and Gifford were sent over the boards. As the three created havoc in the Oshawa zone Andy Gifford found himself alone in front of the Oshawa goal,, the puck supplied to him by Dan MacDonald and Blake Ayl- sworth. The result, with 23 seconds remaining, was Andy's second goal of the game and a first place trophy trophy for his team, as well as the MVP medal of the game. This low scoring game was a result of a strong team effort. Ryan Bruce ana Jake Davis were sharp in goal but the defence duos of Andy Griffin an Ian Sinclair, Jamie Potter and Jason Knox, Todd Bumstead and Matthew Akey were a strong influence in this tournament. tournament. Congratulations go to the coaching staff of Dan Sinclair, Sinclair, Ivan Griffin and Steve "Stovp" Bruce. . Victory Extends Streak to Three The Flying Dutchman Atom #2 hockey team extended extended their undefeated playoff streak with three recent recent victories and a tie. They finished off the first round of their playoff series with a win and a tie against Port Perry and advanced to the next round against the Bea-. verton team. The Port Perry team was eliminated from the round robin series on Monday, February February 5 in a game played at Darlington Arena. The Dutchmen played a strong game and came out winners by a score of 3 to 2. The scoring scoring was provided by Jason Maclean, Stephen Tabb, and Derek Hall. Trevor Baker, Brent Stockman, Ryan Jack- man, Mark McCarthy and Derek Hall each recorded assists assists in the game. The final game of the series, series, although not necessary, was played on Friday, February February 9 in Port Perry. The Dutchman team used the opportunity opportunity to play the players in different positions for both the experience and fun of it. The defence men all played forward positions and the forwards filled in on defence. The highlight of tho game however, was Chris Baumliaucr playing goal for John Marco Cannito who played in a forward position. Much to tho surprise of tho players, tho coaches, and tho fans, Chris looked right at homo between tho pipes and managed to keep Port Perry to tho only gonl which wns scored early in tho gnmo. Ryan Dunmgnn managed to snatch a tie from tho jaws of defeat with n gonl in tlio Inst minute of tho game and thus preserve tho unbeaten playoff record for the Dutchman Dutchman team. Niki Dofrcitns and Ryan Jackman assisted oa tho gonl. Tho next day tho Dutchman Dutchman team played Bonvorton at Darlington Arena to start tlio noxt round of their OMIIA plnyolf series. Tho homo loam got off to a good start with a 3-0 load by tlm end of tho first period. Ryan Jackman, liront Stockmnn, and Mark McCarthy woro tlio scorers with assists provided provided by Niki Dofroitas. Ryan Dunnlgnn. Dorok Hall and Aaron Pudlla. Bonvorton Bonvorton (might hack however and scored two unanswered goals in tlm second period to narrow the lead to one. The Dutchman team put the game away with two more goals in the third period. Ryan Jackman, and Trevor Baker were the marksmen and assists went to Niki De- freitas, Stephen Tabb, Mark McCarthy and Brent Stock- man. The return match was played in Beaverton on Sunday, Sunday, February 11. The game started out very close with the home team opening the scoring early in the game. Brent Stockman tied the game after receiving an excellent excellent pass from Ryan Dun- nigan and Jason Maclean. Derek Hall then scored a go ahead goal and winner after receiving a pass from Mark McCarthy. Brent Stockman scored his second in a goalmouth goalmouth scramble to increase the Bowmanville lead. Stephen Stephen Tabb added another on a hard shot into the comer after receiving a pass from Niki Defreitas. Jason Maclean Maclean scored the fifth goal by knocking in a pass from Trevor Trevor Baker. Niki Defreitas completed the Bowmanville scoring on a breakaway pass from Stephen Tabb late in tho game. Trie Dutchman team looked strong in both games with well balanced scoring and excellent defensive play by Chris Paquette, Mike Leipsig, Chris Baumhaucr, and Trevor Baker. John Marco Cannito lias provided tho hot goaltending which is roquiroain playoff nockcy. A Bowmanville victory in tho next panic which is scheduled scheduled lor Saturday. February 17 would enable tlio team to advance to tho next round. Recycling b Smirk Do Your Parti Semester Two has begun and students are enrolled in their four new classes. Report Report cards for Semester One were distributed last week. For many students this will be their last semester at Clarke High School. We wish them well in their college college and university applications. applications. Winter Carnival will be held this Thursday. Students Students will be participating in downhill skiing, cross country skiing (weather permitting), permitting), in-school events as well as cheering the Clarke High School Hockey team in a tournament at Newcastle Arena. Career Choices Deciding on the career that will shape your child's future is one of the most important important choices that they will ever make. The Ontario government recently introduced special initiatives to interest more people, both men and women, women, in trades and technology. Training in new occupations is being offered in response to market demands. In conjunction with the Ministry of Skills and Development, Development, and the Ministry of Education, the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education is sponsoring an annual Trades and technology technology Career Week. The target groups are Grades 9 and 10. During the week of February 26 to March 2 over 100 Clarke High School students will visit Community Colleges, will hear specialists in trades speak at the school and will see a series of videos videos on trades and technology. Dance-a-thon The Clarke Senior Band will be holding a dance-a- thon from 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 22 through to 8:00 a.m. on Friday, Friday, February 23. Since Friday is a P.A. day students will have the day to recover from 12 hours of dancing. Food and drink will be provided and the dance will be chaperoned. Last year's event turned out to be a big success and we are looking forward to this year's event. All students students are invited to participate. participate. Sports News Clarke High School' midget midget boys basketball team has had a very successful year so far in league play. Their record to date is 6 wins and 3 losses and they are in a tough battle for a playoff spot. Clarke is led by its two captains Mark Tranter Tranter and Todd Jones, the leaders leaders in offense and defense. Kevin Louws and Trevor Lomax Lomax are two of the better first year players in the league and as well are consistently consistently among the game high scoring leaders. Mike Gunter and Scott / Hall are two strong post players who dominate the backboards on many games. Kristian Dart and Chris Yeo lead the team with steals. Dan Winters, Phil Plath and Todd Graves are three first year players with potential to help make Clarke a team to contend with in the future. future. Clarke still has important important games to play against Cobourg East and Cobourg West which will decide whether Clarke qualifies for the playoffs or not. So far, a very successful season and one of the better midget teams Clarke has had for a number of years. Coming Events February 15 Winter Carnival Carnival February 22 Dance-a- thon February 23 P.A. Day February 28 Student Council Elections. Celebrates 90t,li Birthday Mrs. Melville Sleep (Lillian), 103 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville, celebrated her 90th Birthday on January January 31, 1990. A family birthday party was held at her home with most of her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren attending. I'm One- Year-Old HI folks. My name Is Bryan Cory Sudslntry. 1 celebrated celebrated my 1st birthday on December 29,1981), with my Mommy end Daddy, Judy nnd Brian and my grandparents grandparents Don and Jo Ann Sutlsliury and June Cohhledlek, all ofllowmanville. Greal grandparents are Mr. anil Mrs, Paddy Welsh of Bowmanville and Killy Sudslntry of Oshawa.