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Grist MiII1 Auction Barn Newtonvillie Sept. 2th, Friday 7 p. m. Bed chesterfield and chair, pool table, work bench, gone- with-the-wind lamp, chicken coop chairs, old cash register, office desks, filing cabinet, coffee and end tables, stereo, triket and bikes, butter churn, old washing machine, blanket box,, bunk beds, coat rack, dishes, carpenter tools, Igar- den tools, air compressor and tank, 110 electric welder, lathe, bicycle (cira.) 1890, many other antiques such as Royal Bayreuth, Limoge, Car- nival, collection of china and silver shoes, cocoa jug, oïl lamps, cake plates, mapie leaf comport, Occupied Japan, Jack-in-the-pulpit cranberry vase. Terms cash. Stapleton Bros., Auctioneers, 786-2244. 38-1 Saturday, Sept. 28 Auction sale of antiques and householdl furniture the property of Norman Scott, Lot 1, con. 2 Clarke Twp., 1 mile north of Newtonville on Kendal Road and 14 mile east on 3rd mie. Antique love seat, wash- stands, antique corner table, dining roc,1m suite, oak table, ntqeoak, dining room 'jite, antique buffet, hand iade cupboard, antique hall ree, antique arm chairs, vooclen chests, wooden bu- eau,' pire cupboard, odd hairs, beds, iron bed, picture rames, lanternis, crocks, ironi ats, irons, coal oil lamps, '-iurn with stand, single ugcross cut saw, milk ins, buggy, antique gre e amel bed pan, with lid', ood freezer, Borg Wainer frigerator, 'Heat Wave ave, sale 1 p.m., terms cash, reserve, Arnot Wotten, -tioneer, Hampton, 416-263- 4,Orano 416-983-9429. 38-2 jrm Auction Sale Sat., Sept. 21 STEVE LI PTAY AU CTION EE R iachinery, livestock, swine 1 feed, 1973 M.F. 410 ~combine, air cab, 13'; F.1080 Tractor multipower, t. 42 plow 4 furrow, Int. tivator 12T, Int. 430 baler, 17. 41 mower, Int. 14 rake, ) 6 ton wagon, M.F. 33 15 seed drill, 2 7' grain auger, i ton dual wheel G.M.C. ick, grain. dryer, grinder, e'barrý-wîVpig feeders, ext.- dIder,' posts, lumber, 15 qws, Angus and Hôý0lstein bred, Il calves, 3 moisiein ,aers, 1 Angus bull, 130 feeder gs; 100 bu . wheat, 500 bu. ixed grain bagged, 100 bales hay, 4000 bales of straw, any misc. articles. The Jperty of Mr. Gordon A. yte, Lot 13, Con. 6, Cavan ,p., 1 mile north of Mill- ok or 1 mile south of Hwy. ~on Mill brook - Cavan road. -ms- cash. Farm sold. Sale ).m. Steve Liptay, Auctio- .r, Bowmanville, (416) 263- '7. 37-2 turday, Sept. 2lst, auction of household furniture antiques. The property of ate Thmas Kennedy, Lot n. 2, Verulam Twp. 1 mile of Dunsford or 9 miles iof Toronto-Dominion k corner 'in O)memee- itzmal piano and benclr, 9 ý diningroomn suite, Frigi- ý rrefrigerator and stove, ,on 16 cu. Ft. deep-freeze, lue pine cupboard, Alad- -amp, trunk, toilet set, 2 dlocks, wooden pump, dressers, quantity of lue dishes and silverware, )oard, chesterfield suite, . table, end tables, rock- 3bles and chairs, televi- Electrolux vacuum, Hoo- ,pin-dry washer, drapes, ,os, pillows, quilts, couch chair, fernery, antique ,horse shoes, barrell i, full contents of home, Durant motor running, 'y, some tools, some er, 3 section drag har- cutter, set of sleighs, ngine, manure spreader, other items. Terms pine cupboard, lamps, 'esser, washstand, hall jine chest of drawers, Sframes, pine drop leaf ta b, ons, 2 antique dlocks, "pý'ype bed, chrome suite, cs>"terfield suite, kitchen table and chairs, large quanti- ty of anti q es. Terms cash. No reserve. F urniture sale at 12 noon. Machine sale at 1:00 p.m. Cattle sale at 2:30 p.m. Carl Hickson, auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. 1 37-2 Thursday, September 26th. Giving up dairying auction sale of Hostein cows and dairy equipment. The proper- ty of AIt. Reed (Willow Haven Farm) Lot 22, Con. 1, Otona- bee Twp., 12 miles east of Peterborough on, Hwy. No. 7 ta first concession uf Otonabee, 2 miles south and 14 mile eas', 16 mature Hostein cows (2 purebreds) in al 4a-ges of lactation, large number fresh Aug . and Sept., 2 grade heifers bred Jan. and April. A good working herd of cows with over 20.years af unit breeding. Dairy test 36 Unico 27 can bulk milk tank, new compres- sor, 2 De Lavai 'units, pump and uine for 22 cows, DeLaval stainless electric Lreamn sepa- rator, strainer, other items. Terms cash. No reserve, sale at 1:30 p.m. Carl Hickson, auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959. 37-2 URGENTLY REQUIREDI! We, have cash buyers for homes 'in the Bawmanville area. Perhaps yorur home would bring top dollar? We'il be pieased ta appraise tf for you and help you lacate the "home of yaur dreams". Fo,- friendly efficient sale 0f yaur home Caîl P. & R. Realty Company, Realtar, Bennett Rd. an d Na. 2 Hwy. Bowman- v il e 576-6120. 17-t1 FINE Hom e an 12 acre lakefront lot, south shore, Sturgeon Lake, near Bobcay- geon, electric heat, 3 bed-, rooms, large screened porch, huge stone firepiace, 2 bed- roomn guest hause, garage. See weekends, by appointment. 623-5830. 37-4 Rea'IEsat fQr -al Peter Kowall, Jr., Real Estate & Insurance Ltd. 52 King St. W., Bowmaiiville Te lephone 623-2453 REALTOR Loaded with piece and qui et this 3 bedroom bungalow set on a beautiful landscaped lot 60 x 100 fi. just waiting for somne retired persan ta look atter. On Parkway Cres., Bowmanville. Priced at $55,000, terms may be arrang- ed. Suburban living at its best in this eîght roomn home, nestled among stately trees with al city canveniences and only 15 minutes from dlown town Oshawa or Bowmanville, in- cluding 10 acres. Listed at $69,900, open 'for an offer. Three year aid twin home with large kitchen, livingroam and four bedraams. One four piece bath and ane two piece, priced ta seli quick at $44,900. 38-1 R EA LTO R -0 REA TATE IMI TED 181 CHURCH STREET BOWMANVI LLE, 1 623-4428 LiC 1T8, $28,900 - Country living. This hame with 5 bedrooms and a large lot will not last long. Phone immediately or this home will be soid f0 someone else. Smogged In? This brand new side spiit with a spacious kit,-hen, separate dininqràom PRIVATE - the only 4 and large lot will enabie 'outo bedroom backsplit in this enjoy fresh air living 'ta the area, paved drive, sidlewalk, utmost. Only $53,900. 914 martgage, $59,000., Caîl 38-1 623-4645. 38-1 ________________ E"ÏRANJIU 114 WAVERLY GARDENS Built by -Marianra-Deve4oPmfents- Your Gua ranfeeof Quality Construction .jr Over 400 a lreadlv 0 soîd f0 safîsfieà buyersin Bowma nvillie OETACHED HOMES FROM $571990 10%lvrc Morfgages Trade- Ins Accepfed CALL BOWMANVILLE 623-3393 TORONTO 923-9174 34-tf I6"Î3Î7694I 137 King S. E., Bowmanvilie 623-7694 - 1 623-7661 REALTOR ONE ACRE, with 3 bedroom brick bungalow, 4th bedroom in basement, hollywoad kitch- en, finished rec. roam, smaii barn, above graund pool, double carpart, lots of shade and fruit trees, 1/2 mile tram Bawmanvi le. COUNTRY LIVING, 11/2 yr. aid 3, bedroams, brick and aluminum backsplit with car part, broadloomed through- out, lot 100 x 150. Asking anly $46,900. 38-1" 30 King St. W. jBowmanvî île 623-4403 J UST LISTED Older 4 bedroomn home in Bowmanville,. This 15 situated on a spacious lot and won't ast long at 539,500. VACANT LAND We have some choice building lots and parceis of land available. Some great buys for homesites or investments. $38,900.00 3 bedroom home in Oshawa. has been compietely decorat- ed and carpeted throughout. Fruit trees in the back yard. COUNTRY HOME 3 bedroomn home on a spacious lot and close ta school.s and tawn. Vendors are moving so. make us an offer. PRICE REDUCED Le'y 3 bedroom home wih fnished a partment in the basemrent. S ituated in a iovely area close to the Oshawa Shopping Centre. Vendor has been transferred and anxious ta selI. For details on these and other properties please cal:- Donna Holmes - 987-5220 EIf ie Josf 263-2032 Peter Chopee - 725-1846 Pam Carr 728-3734 Louise Whale 576-6205 Lynda Kinsman - 728-7824 Peggy Gray - '576-3889 Ed Drumm 725-9345 BiIl Mc Feeters -725-1726 Reg Aker - 725-0201 "Established 1936" SCHOOL FOR SALE Saturday, Septem ber 21, 1974, at l'a.. Property knawn as Burketan Schoal and located at Burketon Statian, being Part Lat 20, Concession 10, Darlington Township in Regianal Municipality of Durham. The property consists of a twa classroam school building (with ancillary areas) erected in 1962 and a large lot comprising 1.75 acres mare1 or less. The building contains approximately 2,300 square feet of floar space with F.A.O. heating, well, and.septic tank. CONDITIONS OF SALE 1. Sale by public auction and sublect tola reserve bid. 2. Deposit of $2,000 with purchase, 3. Balance payable within 60 days. 4. This property has no encumbrance an titie and wiii be soid subject ta local by-laws. The building will be open for inspection on Saturday, Sept. 14, from 10:00 a.m. fo 3:00 p.m. and nn date of sale fram 9:00 a.m. fa 11:00 a.M. 'the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education BOX 470, COBOURG, ONTAR 10 36-3 Oshawa 100 Acres Terrific investment. Excellent ýbrick home 5 mrinutes tram city. Good barns,, choice level iand.' Ideal for subdivision in near future. Two road front- ageýs. Just listed at aniy $550,000. Terms. Cali Charlie Reid. Elizabethviîle: 100 Acres' Choice, productive land, springs with ideal pond site. Two raad frontages. Only $99,500. wit 'h good terms. Car, Phyllis MciRobibie. Newcastle 71 Acres One,of the best in the county with large f ive bedroom brick home, two streams, excellent buildings, good appie orchard and dairy farm. Ail for $225,'000. Terms. Health forces sale. Cali Tony Klornpmaker. Garden Hill - Stream - Hilis 100 acre farm, 10 foot wide traut streamn, ski hil11, 50. acres excellent farm land- New barri - 8 room home. - paved road. Beautiful, pond near bouse. Asking $155,000. Terms. Cali Roy Foster. 57 acres - Befhany area Large stream, 3 ponds, scenic area, partly treed. A reai buy at $47,000. Terms. Cali Bill Turansky. 10. acres,-,,Kendal Hilîs A beautiful retreat property :with, the Ganaraska River flowing through it. Four acres of cleared land, 6 acres of bush. Small trout pond and gôod raad. Must be seen. Asking $40,000. Easy terms. Cali Carlie Reid. 's Acres - Bowmanvilîe 6 room brick bungalow with Slarge cedar deck leading to 16 -k'32' pool. Six staIl horse barn with hydro and water. Asking $ 115,000.-with terms. Cali Ron IHurst. .48 Acres -- MQsport Good gravel and Christmas tree farm. Ali l anted' ta spruce 3 years ago. Divided into four separate 12 acre lots. Oniy 565,000. Terms., Cali Ron Hurst. Burkefon - 5 Acres n village of Burketon. 11/2 storey, f ive bedroom home, oi heated 3 Pc. bath. Small barn. Two road f ronta ges. Asking $65,000. Terms. Cali Phy Ilis Mc Robbie. Vinfage Country Home 17.acres - 3 miles ta Oshawa, 12 room brick home. Swim- ming pool. Large horse barn. Asking 5179,000. Terms. Cali Bill Sutherland. Newcastle - 2 acres Three bedroom brick bunga- low, large rooms with 2 car garage, pond with artesian weil, beside Golf Course - an attractive location close to highway 401 -Asking 573,500. Termis. Cali Bill Suthierland. Village Home - Oshawa Area Four bedroom - renovated house with new sidi.ng, roof, plumbing and wviring., Very large lot in Solina. Owner transferred. Asking $55,000. Terms. Cali Bill Sutherland. Kendal Hilîs Fish in your own brook on this rolling 1 acre lot with. 3 bedroom brick bungalow, tire- place, walkout basemenért. Ask- ing $59,900. Terms. Cali Bill Turansky. G eneral Store Excellent area. Good turn- over. Renovated 7 room living quarters. Large renovated store. Post office-with mail deëlivery in store. Ideal family business. Asking $77,500. Will consider trade. Terms. Cali Bill Turansky. Country Bungalow Five miles from Bowmanville. This 3 bedroom home is situated on a large lot -100 x 200', large'living room, dining room combination- with a beautifui stonefireplace. Must be seen. Asking only $52,900. with easy terms. Cali Charlie Reid, Enniskillen Forbedroom home, f ive. years aId in quiet village. Large lot,83' xý 193'. Excellent valu ol y 548i.cAq,.Terms. KIR B Y-ol der 3bedroom 11/2 storey aluminum siding house close ta school and -store, asking $31,500. ORONO- nearly new 2 storey 4 bedroom home with 11/2 baths, water sattener and dishwash- er, askin g $46,500. with terms. -BEWDLEY AREA- good high building lot, well treed 70 x 310, asking $9,500 wîth $2,500 down. BOWMANVILLE -choice north end area, lovelv 3 bedroom bungalow with fin- ished rec. room, L shaped livingroom, attached garage and paved drive, beautifully landscaped, asking $65,000. MAPLE GROVE AREA double bungalow house on 21/2 acres with 2 and 3 bedrooms, facing on Hwy. 2, good income property, has to be seen to be appreciated, caîl for more information. Helen Mc Donald - 623-3911 Lloyd Atchison- 705-932-2770 Allan Rouf 725-0353 Edwin Jeans - 623-7152 Shirley Hogg - 623-3500 Mac Mc DonalId - 623-3911 WiIf Hawke - 983-5274 37-1 Newcastle Three bedraam backsplit with fireplace, walkaut basement on ravine lot wlth streamn, excellent workmailship and value packed at $58,500. Terms., Cali Tany Klompmaker. Bow ma nville Older 3 bedraom bungalow an 86 x 165' lat. Law cdown payment will put you into this starter hame. Askin g$38,500. with goad termis.Cail Ron Hurst. Bowmanville, Attention builders! Three single family building lots or could be for two full semi lots with aIlder three bedroom home. Good location n west end of town on quiet street. Asking $69,000.00. Ternis. Cali Bud Virtue. Bowmanville Best buy in town. Three bedraom semi on quiet street. Asking $43,500. Give us an offer. Cali Tony Klompmaker. Newcastle Bungalow Lovely three bedroom brick bungalow on quiet street. Immediate possession. Owner transferred and sacrificing at $48,500. Terms. Cali Tony KlI rnpma ker. Bowmanville - Owner Tra nsferred -4,000. dlown wiil bu y this year aid semi. Three bedrooms, large kitchen. Asking only $42,500. with excellent termis. Cali Ron Hurst. Orono Bungalow Owner moved away. Don't wait ta see and try an offer on this four bedroomn home on large lot. Asking only $43,900. with good nine per cent mortgage. Termis. Cali Christa Winterhelt. Bowmanville Four bedraoms, came and see this one year aid tastefully decorated backsplit 'bunga- low. Just listed at only $42,900 with good termis. Owner has bought, sa is anxious ta seli. Cali Christa Winterhelt. Affer Hours: Samuel Annis James Robinson 623-7664 623-3795 38-1 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 18, 1974 Il Com wibilnatioan Farewell and Welcome Celiebration HeId At The Canadian Tire -Store- 614 PERCENT FIRST MORTGAG E 3 bedroom brick bungalow on extra large country lot. West Newcastle area. 9 PERCENT FIRST MORTGAG E 3 bedraam brick anoi aium. backsplit on quiet crescent in Bowmanville. Priced ta seli. 3 BEDROOM OLDER HOME 2 storey house in Oshawa has new furnace, separate dining- raom and paved drive. Good buy. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Prospering restaurant in Whitby with short hours and excellent return. Be your awn boss. Orono area Bungalaw aff Taunton Road. If yau are looking for a. 3 bedroom home in the country yet aniy 10 miles tram Osh- awa, came and see this nicely iandscaped beautifully decor- ated bungalow with finished rec and gamesroom, on large 100 x 150 lot with vegetabie garden. Paved drive. Price is $54,500. with terms. Cali Christa Winterhelt. Newcasftle area Owner anxious ta seil this modemn 3 bedroom home on ralling 10 acres. Ideai for hobby farm. Asking $86,600. Terms . Cali Judy Schuett. Bowmanville - Spacious Siclesp lit This beautitul home on ravine baasts a famiiy room, games room and rec. room with natural fireplace. This execu- tive home has aiso three bedroams and many extras. Askingp rice is $63,900. with terms. C ail Judy Schuett. Bowmanville: Industrial For rent: 10,000 square feet can be rented in 2000 square foot bays and up. New.brick building. 550 amp. service, laading daars, f inished offices. Close ta Hwy. 401. Oniy 51.25 sq. ft. net. Call P hyllis Mc Robbie. Are You Considering a MOVE or TRANSFER? We are equipped f0 handle you home needs anywhere in Canada and U. S. A. *Coast to Coast- Real E-Cate Service Affer Hours Ca l: Audrey Plain - 623-3563 Dane Found - 623-3965 Kay Brown - 623-3150 Tony Kîompmaker- 623-2052 Judy Schueft - Orono 983-9459 Christa Winterheît Orono - 983-5465 Ron Hurst -1 983-5131 Charlie Reid- Orono 983-5914 Roy Foster Orono 983-5801 BilIl Turansky - Orono 983-5420 Bill Sut herland -623-3102 Phyllis McRobbie -623-7159 Bud Virtue - 786-2614 38-1 Cet'Cash Today For Old Applances through WHAT'S A (623-4481) Friday morning, Reg John- son officially became the new proprietor of, the Canadian Tire Store in Bowmanville. Stew McTavish has been the owner of the store for 15 ,years; and "the only problem is having to fi the rather large shoes Stew bas worn over the years", says Mr. Johnson. Thursday afternoon, the staff held a combination farewell party for Stew and welcome celebration for Reg, at the store. Mr. McTavish was presented with a wrought iron, white table and chairs for bis lawn or sun porch from~ the 15 f ull time staff members and four p art time employees. He was also given a bouquet of roses for his wife Evelyn. The major eventof the afternoon was the cutting of a large cake shaped like the Canadian Tire symbol. Bath Stew and Reg got on the end of, a garden appliance to. take a lance at the cake. Mr- MeTavish'- says he ias a lot to do at bis home in Innisville, however he enjoyed doing business in the Town and will miss it immensely. H1e is an active member of the Bowmanville Rotary Club, a member of the Chamber of Commerce, and a director and secretary of the Ontario Pond Owners Association. Reg Johnson was born in Montreal in 1939. H1e grew up in the Rouge Hil11 area, graduated from the Univer- sity of Western Ontario when he was 21 with an Honors Business Administration de- gree, and joined the Canadian Tire Corporation two years ago. Prior to coming to Bowmanville he was the manager of' the Hagersville Canadian Tire Store, which is 16 miles south west of Hamil- ton. H1e and his family have purchased a home in Bow- manville on two and a haîf acres at the junction of Nash Road and Preston Road. His wife's name is Brenda. She graduated from, MacDonald College a t McGill University, and is a qualified, teacher . The Johnson family have two boys, Scott 9, and Kelly 5. Kelly started kindergarten this yeaç and Scott is attending gradé four at Maple Grove East Elementary School. Mr. Johnson explained that his son Scott was very interested in joining a local hockey team. On being quiz- zed about the brand of equipment he. wilI use. Mr. Johnson- replied 'only Cana- dian Tire Equipment". Mr. Johnson stated that coming to this area was likè coming back to home terri- tory, relating how he used to travel to Bowmanville with bis father in his youth.i rtd ttetr a Hsf i rst y the i the st r s "Frdaythethireenth" but Mr. Johnson isn't worried, nçit being superstitious, so lie says. Mr. Johnson says bis door is always open and lie would be glad to hear froin anyone on how to improve* the, store 's service to the people of Bowmanville. Legion o,/nthly Draw of $1,7001 Won by The Br. 178 Royal Ca Legion Welfare Fund nr draw was made at the Auxiliary Bingo on Vý day, August 23rd,' 1974 Legion Hall. Total sales for the were down again, wi Goodyear being still strike, G.M. employ< vacation during the m( August, and with sa away on vacation, it c< expected. Despite these sales for the month wi $155.00 over last Augu did drap approxîmatel, from the July total. Chairman Stan Dunn Sylvia Wagner, 194 1 St., N., Bowmanville, ai of $25. in the Jackpot Bij make the draw. Tick C3361, held by Mr.1 Daidge of 354 Stevenson North, Oshawa was the of the $170000 First This ticket was sold b3 Tbrasher who receive $170.00 Seller's Prize. Mrs. E. Bould, a men the Ladies Auxiliar' Town Planner te- Report On FU ture, of Downtown Merchants with Building 0f 'Shopping Centres Newcastle's Planning Dir- ector George Howden inform- ed a special meeting of the Planning Advisory Committee last Tbursday, that a study of the downtown cores of the former villages and towns in Newcastle had been prepared over the summer, and t would be necessary ta determine how much business would be taken away from them when shopping centres are built. It was voted that a special .meeting of the committee be set up in the near future so that Mr. Howden could give a report on this future situation. After hearing'an application from Bow Valley Estates for a 10 acre shopping centre on the east end of King St. Bowman- ville, the committee unani- mfously endorsed the idea of a special meeting. Mr. Howden, said this was one of three proposals for a shopping centre in Bowman- ville, and there will be more for the villages of Newcastle and Orana. "If we don't make the right moves we'll have three main streets with merchants dying on them, and we can kiss the municipalities good-bye," H AYDON Mr. and'Mrs. Bill Ashton, Aurora, were Saturdayeven- ing dinner guests of his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Fred Ash tan. 1Mrs. J. Potts, Mrs. W. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Potts and Charlene, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin, were Sun- day evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewins. Mrs. Boyd Werry, Lynne, Bonny and Jean, and friend, called an the Lloyd Ashton family, on their way, home fram their cottage at Island Lake. Mrs. F. A. Osmond, Bow- manville, visited bier mother, Mrs. A. Tbompson, an Wed- nesday. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. F. A. Oismand v1sited Mrs. Olive Pellow, Toronao. Mrs. Thamp- san remained for a few days ta visit ber son L. F. Thampsan, and san Terry for a couplIe fa days and calhed an other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gra- ham called an Mrs. Lorenza Mauntjay, Nestletan, on Sun- day. .Miss Mary Potts spent the weekend witb bier friend, Miss Marion Mendes, Toronto. Mrs. Irene Tabb was over- nigbt guest, of Mr. and, Mrs. Stan Cowling, Salem, on Saturday. Paronfmy The Roay esnfml bave maved' into their new bouse. said Ken Lyall. "If you.haven't gt a main street, you haven't got a community," hie added. His concern was echoed by other committee members. "You have to have more that sympathy for the- down- town core,'" said Mayor Garn- et Rickard. "You have to redesign iltot retain the centre of ,urban municipalities." 1We have ta take a long look at the downtown core. When the shopping centre opened in Oshawa, the downtown almost died," said Coun, Don Wearn, "and we don't want the samne thing happening ta Bowman- ville". "I've been, ta Pickering and driven along what used to be Hwy 2 there, and have seen what happens when you allow shopping centres to go up holus-bolus. Ilt wou-ld be a mistake ta let it happen here, - said committee member Doug Moffatt. Hockey League Team Members Brooks Supertest - Doug Hayes,Ken Ashton,Rick Wool- ner, Doug Crough., Bob Howes, Ran Hooper, Ken Holmes, Tully Thampson, Butch Cole, Locke McNair, Brian Rowe, Howie Pollard, Phil Johnson,' Vern Beck, Dave-Rafuse, Jim Burtch. Mutton Sheli - Ken Vietch, Jrv Gill, Joe Balsom, Brian Bradley, Larry Perris, Kim Rodgers, Murray O'Brien, Andy Murphy, Wray Rendeil, Randy Donoghue, Woody Lee, Bob Sleep, Don McMurter, Darrel Osmond, Bill Brown, Rich Little. W. Frank Read Estate - Grant Wright, Gary Wilson, Steve Burns, Paul Forsey, Gene Balsom,' Tom Wilson, Ron Simpson, Bob Hellam, Tom Carter, Scott Burgess, Bruce Alldread, Wayne Pae- den, -Brian Hughes, Larry Simpson, Ted Brown, Ron Baker. Spencers Real Estate - Mike Johnson, Greg Adams, Dave Green, Bucky Hughes, Grant Flintoff, Jim Baker, Brian Evans, Bob Harness, Barry Oliver, John Vance, Brian Howells, Rick Shackel- tan, Daug Smart, Rîck Rade- macker, Tom Connaghan, El- roy Trimble. lst. Game -Oct 6 -9:O00a.m. - W. Frank vs Brocks, 10:15 arn. Muttons vs Spencers. Biurney Doidge nadian called on ta make the Second nonthly Prize Draw -- Mrs. Bould1 Ladies selected ticket no. C2007, heldc Vednes- by Mrs. Elsie Brooking, 9 in the Waverley Road, Bowman- ville, as the winner of the1 month $10000 Second Prize. Wallvr ith the Ruiter was the seller of this out on ticket and received the cust- ees on omary $10. Seller's Prize. ionth of Since the last report in the many Statesman (it seems that the ould be July report was not sent in), efacts, the following Donations, and iere up Contributions were made ist, but from the Fund:- Municipality [y $700. af Newcastle Drama Group - $200., Muscular Dystrophy icalled Assoc. $100. through local Fire Âbperty Dep t. campaign, Domtrec winner LAtfor Benches installed at ingo, ta Cenotaph Grounds $495.41, et nio.- Burnie NO DEVELOPMENTS iRoad, As 'of this morning, there winner were no new developmnents in Prize. the Goodyear strike here.- The îy Geo. New Toronto Goodyear plant ed the is also out, along with workers from Firestone and , accord- nbeî' of ing ta Local 189 President, v was, Ken Hooper, Uniroyal's work- ers are also on the picket line. No new talks are scheduled. The strike 'here bas hbee a- long one, siîice April. Oshawa Concrete Pads installed *as bases $105.* Many favorable comments have been ,received with regard to these benches which were donatedby Br. 178 Royal Canadian Legion to the municipality. LBE A REGULARU DONORM + 623-44,81 FOR FAST PARTS SERVICE COMPLETE LINE 0F ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT AND "The RE-MANUFACTURED PARTS. TheFOR ALL MAKES AND Frendly MODELS. Dykstra 's Worid of y Foods DELICATESSEN AND IMPORTED FOODS LEAN TENDER.9 SIRLOIN STEAK $198LB. LUCAS & ARTHURS SUMMIT Chicken Loaf Ice Creaim 99C Lb. $1Il.09 aGal. MAsst. Flavours FRESH FREE STONE PEACHES 4 Qt. Bsks. or DIRECT Ideal 1 1Heaping FROM 'For Freezing - 6Q.Bk NIAGARA or Canning FRESH RED89 TOKAY GRAP Es 2Lbs. DELMONTE Save 16e TOMATO JUICE 48 Oz. Tin3 4 VAN CAMP Pork and Be ans 4r5 19 Oz. Tin DYKSTRA'SRKHOME FooT SICd Mre UL 77 King St. W. Bownipnyille WHAT'S 1 A> GRANADA (623-4481)