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/ I Classifieds Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Wanted BETHESDA Cemetery Bpard is re ceiving tenders until April 25,1990 for grass cutting and trimming for the 1990 season. Address tenders to Bethesda Cemetery Board, c/o John Wood, R.R. 5, Bowmanville, L1C 3K6. For further information phone 263-8260. 15-2S ONTARIO HYDRO TREE REPLACEMENT LAKESHORE AREA Ontario Hydro invites interested independent contractors to submit submit Tendering Documents for Tree Replacement at various locations locations in the Lakeshore Area (Bowmanville, Cobourg and surrounding surrounding area) on an as required basis for the spring plant commencing commencing May 7,1990. Work will consist of the supply of trees and shrubs including labour, labour, materials, accessories, equipment and services to plant and maintain the trees and shrubs. Tendering documents will be received received up to Friday, April 27, 1990. Tendering documents may be obtained obtained Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. from: (or for inspection inspection only) Ontario Hydro c/o Frank Rlehl Scugog Road North BOWMANVILLE, Ontario L1 C 3K8 Phone: 1-800-263-8028 or 1-800-263-8029 or from: Ontario Hydro 500 Ball Street COBOURG, Ontario K9A4K8 Phone:1-800-263-1966 of from: Ontario Hydro c/o J. M. Valllancourt 590 Graham Drive NORTH BAY, Ontario P1B8L4 Phone: 705-472-8000 Ext. 341 The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accepted. 16-1S & ONTARIO HYDRO CONTAINERIZED WASTE REMOVAL Darlington Generating Station Ontario Hydro invites contractors to submit tenders for containerized containerized waste removal services for Darlington Generating Station Operations located in the Town of Newcastle. Contract is for a two year period commencing approximately approximately May 1,1990. As a pro-roquislto to submitting a tender, all tenderers are to attend a site tour, Such a silo tour Is scheduled for 10:00 a.m., April 24,1990. Further details are contained contained In the londoring documents, documents, Tenders will bo received up to 12:00 midnight, local time, Monday, Monday, April 30,1990. Tendering Documents may bo inn obtained Iront: Ontario Hydro Darlington Satellite services Darlington Nuclear Generating Station P.O. Box 4000 Holt Road South Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3Z0 Attn: G, D, Stephenson Please phone for an appointment, PIIONIi:4l0-007-7311 Tito lowest or nny lender will not nocoeeorlly ho accepted, Services BABY pram'. Phone 623 : 1346 after 4 p.m. 16-1SN WHITE neutered male cat in vicinity vicinity of Lions Centre. Reward. Phone 623-3798. 16-1S HUSKY - Black and white with brown eyes, one year old, very friendly, broke collar Sat. night in Middle Road and 3rd Concession area. Reward. Phone 623-8616 or 623-6280. 16-1SN LOVING care provided, reasonable reasonable rates, meals, activities, must be over 2 years of age. Holder of Child Care Certificate. 987-1526. DAYCARE teacher with ten years experience and current references offering a loving family setting for children of all ages. Bright, safe playroom, fenced yard, art, music and daily outings. Flexible hours arid rates with receipts given. Phone 623-2149. 16-1S PRIVATE Mortgages - The place to go when your bank says No! Anubus Investments, (416) 668- 7200, 110 Green Street, Whitby, Ontario. 37-tfSN TINA'S HOUSECLEANING Hire the Best Pay for what you get. NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL Phone 623-2657 12-tfSN HOME MOVIES TRANSFERRED TO VIDEOTAPE European video tapes converted. LOW, LOW PRICES Phone 623-5555 37-tfSN Careers Toronto School of Business XtjiONmgz TRAVEL St TOURISM You can combine business with pleasure in this exciting field and our course includes on-campus C.R.T, GEMINI (RESERVED) training, Six months from now you could be in an interesting job. BANK TELLING St FINANCIAL SERVICES You want a CAREER not just a job. We'll show you all the SKILLS you need to help make it happen. Banks arc. expant their financial services and offer good career opportunities. Register NOW for April courses! 6 Months from now you could be in your new career Flnancfol wiWanc» I* mvMlItbl» to qualified •pplleani*. V Toronto School of Business LADY HAWK CHARTERS Salmon, Trout April through October GARY HOLSTOCK Port Darlington, Box 387 Bowmanville, L1C3C1 (416) 623-1052 Member of The Ontario Charter Boat Association 16-2-S 0SHAWA CAMPUS 11SNC0E ST. NORTH (Scotia Bank Bldg.) PICKERING CAMPUS 1450 KINGSTON ROAD, 420-1344 723-1163 16-tfSN Wesleyville News SCARFE - Harriet Edith. After a lengthy illness, at Strathaven .Nursing Home, Bowmanville, on Monday, April 16, 1990 in her 93rd year. Harriet Scarfe, predeceased predeceased by her parents and one sister Alice Macklin. Survived by sister Ellen (Nellie) and her husband husband Ernest Steacy of Brampton, 2 nieces Ruth Moore and Eleanor Sailors, 8 great nieces and nephews nephews and 4 great, great nieces and nephews. Funeral service was held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment Cobourg Union Cemetery. 16-1SN 1983 LADA for sale. Sound body. As is, $245 or best offer. Call 987-1056 after 6:00 p.m. 16-1SN Intended for last week On Friday evening, April 6th, 1990, the death occurred occurred of Harold Barrow- clough in Peterborough. Harold has been in Port hospital hospital for some time for tests and minor surgery. His funeral funeral was on Monday, April 8, from Ross Funeral Chapel, Chapel, Port Hope to Wesleyville cemetery. Sympathy is extended extended to his family. Arnold Thomdyke who had been in Port Hope hospital hospital following an accident and complications, was happy happy to be able to return home last Wednesday. The AOTS club of Hope Township United church held their annual pancake supper on Wednesday evening, evening, April 4th. There was the usual good crowd well satisfied with the excellent food provided by these experienced' experienced' chefs.' U! - vrh tw-t Congratulations to Adam Stripp who entertained some of his friends on Saturday Saturday afternoon April 7 to celebrate celebrate his 8th birthday, and to Rachel Thomdyke who celebrated her birthday in Mild Gouda •••••••••••••••••••••ft 89' Spiced or Medium Gouda...................... 99* 100g Edam Balls •••••••••••••• 79* 1002 1002 Prices effective until closing April 21 Cheese Sampling Fri., Sat.- April 20,21 Courtesy of Holland Cheese Board D YKSTRA'S ELICATE9SEN FOOD MARKET "Home of Quality f the last week of March. The Morrish Women's Institute Institute held their annual meeting at the Ruth Clarke centre in Port Hope on Tuesday, Tuesday, April 3rd with Marion Bamsey, president, in charge. The usual Ode and Collect opened the meeting with Bemiece Best's minutes minutes and Eileen O'Hara's financial financial report to follow. The election of officers returned returned the following executive: executive: Pres. Marion Hodgson, Sec. Berniece Best, Treas. Eileen O'Hara, District Director, Director, Florence Keeler, Alternate Alternate Anna Hughes, Branch Directors Annie Go- heen, Mae Ferguson and Bea Hughes, Public Relations, Relations, Hope Holdaway, Tweedsmuir history and curator, curator, Berniece Best. Next meeting will be on health care With roll call - an old time i health recipe, still used. Membership fees are in charge of Eileen O'Hara. The day roll call told of what you read when you open the paper-answers were: births, deaths, own special interest, township council, recipes, Peggie Foster's column. Grace Jones gave the coordinator's coordinator's annual report and Berniece Best reviewed history record. The Institute Grace and refreshments ended this very worthwhile meeting. Helen and Ken Dinner were at Presqu'île recently to see the returning flocks of ducks. Saturday, April 7 was planned as a cemetery bee at Wesleyville but weather was not very encouraging so only two men arrived. However, However, they worked so hard the cold aid not affect them. Work will be completed on another day. Everyone concerned concerned is very grateful to George Tufiord and Clarence Clarence Nichols for their hard work. Sunday morning was bright and fresh for church service at Welcome and everywhere. everywhere. Flowers at the church included daffodils with their tribute to cancer day and the current collection collection in progress this month. Visitors at E. Barrow- clough's on Saturday wore Bob and Vie Hill from Brighton. Brighton. Gwen Best is in charge of Collections for the Cnnccr Society in this area, and Hope Holdaway is one of the canvassers responsible for those families in her immediate immediate neighbourhood. . COMMISSION SALES Take advantage ol the many potential tax deductions deductions availabe to commission commission salespeople. At H&R Block, wo know which expenses are deductible. And wo'll find you the biggest refund you're entitled to. Wo want to save you os much ttionoy as possible this year, Ask about our guarantee. Don't bo confused by tho ovor-changlng lax laws. Put us to work lor you. 243 King St. E., Bowmanville Mall, Bowmanville 623-6957 WR BLOCK CANADA'» TAX 11AM Tidbits from Around the Region WHITBY - A Whitby industry has a new owner. Triplex Lloyd, a diversified British firm, purchased the plating division of Manchester Plastics Ltd. The company now employs 312 people at two locations in Whitby and Peterborough. The firm manufactures exterior exterior injection molded plastic trim for the automotive industry. PORT PERRY - It's officially spring on Lake Scugog. Scugog. The leaves may not yet be on the trees, but the last patch of ice in Lake Scugog has finally vanished. The ice disappeared on Good Friday. And although weather has been cool, this date is by no means a record. March 16, 1983, was the earliest date on record for the departure of the ice. The latest date is April 29 of 1965. PORT PERRY - The Durham Region's public works department is searching for a source that can supply water to the nearly 200 nomes in Greenbank. To date, one source of water capable of supplying 50 gallons per minute has been located about three miles from the hamlet. But the approximately 200 homes in Greenbank need 82 gallons per minute. The Durham Region plans to continue test drilling in order to find a satisfactory source of water. PORT PERRY -- A Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic held in Port Perry has yielded 116 pints. The clinic, sponsored by the Kinsmen and Ki nettes, took place Thursday, April 12. The results are down somewhat from the usual 180 to 200 units collected at this event. OSHAWA - The Paul Dwyer High School "mindwrestling" "mindwrestling" team has captured the Schoolreach championship championship in a battle against five regional high schools. They were slated to represent the Durham in a zone championship which took place April 17. AGRIPHONE MESSAGES NOW AVAILABLE - Agri-phone messages were slated to commence during the second week pf April. On most days, the new message message is on the phone by 8:30 a.m. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the phone recording will have pest management management and cultural information for small fruit and vegetables. On Mondays and Wednesdays and Fridays, Fridays, there will be apple crop information. The majority majority of data on the agri-phone will pertain to pest management management and pesticide information, according to an announcement in the latest Durham East Agri-Notes publication. NEW SIGN FOR ORONO - The Great Pine Ridge Kinsmen Club has presented a $500 cheque to the Orono Downtown Business Improvement Area to help defray the cost of a new sign which has been installed south of the village on Highway 115. The sign, which has been produced by Peter Boots, was unveiled on Sunday. HAPPY 55fh BIRTHDAY DAD! LOVE From Your Favorite Fans The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 18,1990 151 j Radiothon Raises Funds for Cystic Fibrosis îj The Kinsmen and Kinettes in the Durham Zone are holding a radiothon to raise money for cystic fibrosis on May 12 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Five mayors in the zone .will be participating by collecting pledges. The radiothon will be broadcast during that day on CHOO Radio. Mayor Marie Hubbard has already been hard at work gathering pledges. Seen here watching the mayor are, from the left: Barbara Bo- rutskie, from the Kinette Club of Bowmanville; Anne Arsenault, from the Ri nette Club of the Great Pine Ridge and Dan Stacheruk from the Kinsmen Club of the Great Pine Ridge. Top Sea Cadets Rewarded for Hard Work The Bowmanville Sea Cadets held an awards banquet at the Baseline Community Community Centre on Tuesday, April 10, when some of the cadets received plaques for their recent accomplishments. Six of the winners are pictured above, front row, (1- r), Mark Plummer, Adam Estabrooks, Zafra Hakim. Back row, (1-r), Lee-Anne Tressider, Karla Tutkoluk, Sherri Metcalf. cs& % II you travel our roads and highways in the early morning or around mid-afternoon, you'll be familiar with the sight of our big, yellow 'schoolbusesat work. Transporting students to and from school each weekday In every kind of weather and traffic condition is a job that demands the highest levels of concentration and professional driving skills. At Chartorways, wo believe our drivers are tho best In tho business -- that's why wo sot aside one week each year to give them the recognition they deserve. This year, Monday, April 23 to Friday, April 27 Is Chartorways Canadian Division's Second Annual DRIVER APPRECIATION WEEK. If you soo our drivers at work, fool free to smilo or wave... or whatever. Wo hope you'll understand If they don't wave back... 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