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1- Auction sale at Pethick's Auction Barn, Haydon, 1 mile east of Enniskillen on Satur- day night at 7 p.m. on October 2.Fýurniture and things. Also the sale for Club 21 of Haydon, home baking anrd vegetables. AT this sale everything goes. Clitf Pethick-, auctioneer. 39-1 Auction Sale Saturday evening, Oct. 2, Club 21, Auction sale of homemade baking, veg- -etables, etc., at Pethick's Sal Barn, Haydon, in conlunction with his regular sale. 39-1 Saturday, October 9th, Auc- tion Sale'of Livestock, ImpIe- ments and Household Furni- ture. The property of the late James GosIin, north haîf Lot 1-2, Con. 13 Manvers Twp. 8 miles south of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 to Janetville. Turn (Con 14) and 4 miles west. 56 head of Hereford and Charo- lais Cattie. Purebred Hereford Bulîs. 21 mature Charolais and Hereford cows with 21 calves b y side, 5 mature Char- is an Hereford cows due Oct. and Nov. 5 Charolais and Hereford steers and heifers 1 yr. old. 3 calves 7 months old. D Case tractor Ferguson tractor with manure loader, 1972 John Deere 24T Baler PTO, A-C 7' pull type combine PTO bin and auger, 1964 Dodge 1 Ton stake truck. M. H. 13 disc seed drill, fertilizer spreader, New Holland hay conditioner PTO, New Idea 7' power mower, Lely hay rake, GehI hammer miii, grain ugrforge, Lincoln electric we=er poultry equi pment, tools, fuil uine of machinery. 2500 bales of 1976 hay, 1500 bales 1975 hay. 500 bales oat straw, 20 Leghorn laying liens. 21 cu. ft. deep f reeze, iron pots, bread mixer, croc ks, antique belîs, antique ropel maker, antique corn planter,j single shot gun, churn, dishes,' many other items. Terms cash,, No Reserve. Furniture Sale at 12 noon, Machine Sale at 1 p.m. Cattie Sale et 3 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auc- tioneers, Reaboro, Ontario. 705-324-9959. 39-2 Annual Faîl Stocker Sales - Tuesday, October l9th and Tuesda1, October 26th et 1:00 p..aLindsay Community Sale Barn R.R.2 Lindsay, Ont. (Little Britain Road). Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in truckload lots or to your satisfaction. Always a top quality sale of local farmers' stock. Our 'reg ular weekly ales are Mondays and Fni- - J .<dYs at 1:00 p.mn. Lindsay Commur.ý,nity Sa ýe Barn -- The oldest estblished Livestock Auction Market in Eastern Ontario. Carl Hickson, Pro- grietor and Auctioneer, Rea- goro, Ont., 705-324-9959 -324- 2774. 38-5 Saturday, Oct. 2 - at 10: 30 ,.m. - contents of older home in Brooklin, featuring mainly antique furniture, old cutter, crocks, oul lamps, etc. -' The prperty of Mr, and Mrs. Ray H a rries - I ocated on 60 Cassels Rd. East, in Village of -Brooklin. Some highiights Include. pine flatback cup- board with multî glass panes, pine drop leaf tables, pine chests of drawers, pine drop front desk, pine bake table, pine chairs, Jacques and Hayes Guelph organ (mint condition), J &H armchairs, oak roll top desk (a beauty), 8 pc.' mahog. dining suite, antique mahog. tilt-top table, Victorien tables and chairs, iron and brass bed, washstands, 9rand- mother dlock, Westmrnister chime dlock, oak hall stand, oak record and display cabi- nets, maple harvest table <nef in.) old kitchen cupboard, antique childs' buggy, grama- phone, rockers, 1857 parlour stove (very ornate), old iron cook stove, old box stove, McLaughlin cutter (mint con-~ dition), Tiffany type lamp, oul 'amps varlous toilet sets, stained glass windows, mir- rors, 011 paintings, crocks, frunks, 12 x 12 wool rug, quantity of collectable glass and china, belîs, and much much more! P.S. This sale NUGENT REALTY INC., REALTOR 579-4900 A I W A a u e e a a e. Realtor, MACLE0O Oshawa 579-5497 Orono 983-i 133 DAMNER PASSANT Realtor Bus. 623-6121 Strike Avenue, Bowmanville, 3 bedroom bungalow with 4th, bedroom in the basement plus a finished rec-room. 39-1 St. North Oshawa 728-7328 623-3911 BOWMANVI LLE - 11/2 storey 2 bedroom semi, aluminum sid- ing, separate D.R. and paved drive. Very central, asking $27,000. BOWMANVILLE - 3 bedroom 2 storey home, separate D.R., newly decorated, close to school, nicely landscaped. Ideal starter home, asking $42,000. BOWMANVILLE - lovely 3 bedroom semi, 11/2 bat hs, family room with sliding patio doors and paved drive. Asking $45,500 with good 9 per cent mortgage. BOWMANVILLE - 3 bedroom 2 storey aIder brick semi, family roomn and broadloom throughout. Immaculate con- d ition, very central, asking $40,000. OSHAWA - lovely 2 bedroom brick bungalow, separate D.R., finished Rec room and paved drive. Good area, close f0 shopping and hospital. Asking $42,500 with a 91/2 per cent mortgage. Vendors anxious. BLACKSTOCK - 3 bedroom, 11/2 5stoey home.--separate DRnew wiring, insulation and vin yl siding.. Asking $41,900. V endors anxious. COTTAGES - we have 3 on Lake Scugog, ail are furnished and some have fireplaces and winterization, asking from $24,900, to $28,900. One has 4 beoroomns and a guest cabin. Caîl dn these today. 39-1 vilý,age Home - Hampton White brick Bungalow, 24' x 12' rec room wîth corner fireplace and bar. Over-sized 2 car garage, bri3ght Eat-in kitchen, separated ining room and 66' x 165' lot. Asking $68,500. Bill Turansky. One-Of-A-Kind 4 bedroom ailder home in Orono has been completely renovated by an expert. Unique interiar decor has ta be seen ta be appreciated. Only $64,900. CalilAbert Kerekes. Try An Offer - Bowmanville illness forces sale of this' attractive3 bedroomn sidesplit, white brick home with fam ily room, eat-in kitchen, ha=d wood t bars, patio doors tram dining room ta protessionaily landscaped and treed lot. Attached garage. $58,500. Terms at 10 3/4 per cent. Cali Phvilis McRobbie. Large Ravine Lot And landscaping are the finishing touches ta this huge 4 bedroom brick Twin home. 11/2 baths. Paved drive and gaod financing ail for anly $44,900.. Bawmanville location, rail Albert Kerekes. Excellent Smail Brick Starier Home Located in Newcastle area. 2 bedrooms, breezeway, in-ý suiated garage and workshap on 70' x 125' lot. Priced at oniy $35,000. Mortgage can be arranged. For appointment ta view cail Bill Grady. Custm Bui ItAre You Considering a New Homes MOVE or TRANSF-ER? QnIy 3 Left We are Equipped to handle your borne needs anywhere in 2 -2 STOR EY, 1 BU NGALOW Canada and U.S.A. la a quiet court, Bowmanviîle Asking $56,900 &$57,900 Catt os 2 Choce ot troadIloom + Catt os CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS OPEN EVERY SATURDAY &SUNDAY 2 p.m. to 5 p.M. RealI Estate Service 39-1_____ ________ N EWTONVI LLE SPECIAL Mr. Ehlers 416-439-1660 $2500 DOWN ILARGE 10 PER CENT FIRST MORTGAG E Three bedroom bungalow, full basement. $35,000 Full Price ERIC WHOMSLEY REAL ESTATE LIMITED 39-1 PRIVATE 50ACR ES OFVERY NICE cottage land. Excellent hunt- Ing, fishing and trapping. Fresh water stream. 155 feet of lake frontagie. Paved roads. With a 10X40i mobile home, compl.ete with water and hydro. MONTE HENNESSY 579-557 EXECUTIVE SIDESPLIT Exceptional 4 bedroomn home, fireplace in family room witl- walkout to'patio, dining roorr with walkout to balcony. Terraced ravine lot. Locatec in Hampton $78,900. MAPLE GROVE - Beautiful country setting yet easy access ta dity - 4 bedroorr bungalow with 2 bedroorr self-contaîned apartment tc help ease expenses. Askinç $66,900. BURKETON - 4 bedroom 2 storey on large lot, swimminç pooî. Commuter service tc Toronto. Only $40,500 - See il today. PETE RBORO - 100 Acre farrm with modernized house anc large barn, excellent sali, 10 acres treed rest workable. Owner retiring. Asking only $1,000 per acre. 6 ACRES - Large 4 bedroorr bungalow. Trout strearr through parklike acreage. Tyrone area paved drive anc swimming pool. lnspect ta. night. Atter hours please caîl: Allan Werry - 263-8190 A. O'Bovle - 576-1224 Nels Burshaw - 728-8266' A. Louis Volt - 728-7068 Ed-Varga - 728-ô322 Shirley Clancy - 725-6616 Steve Englert - 728-5581 Joe Leclerc - 725-7976 Linda Lang - 725-7960 Alan GlaspelI - 723-7618 BUY AND SELL WITH CONFIDENCE NATIONWIDE REFERRAL SERVICE 39-1 R. -BUD" cVirtule 118 King Street East, Bowmanvi île ,623-2967 BOWMAN VILLE Price reduced, vendor moving west, move up ta better living in this 4 bedroom muiti-level home. Famiiy room with fireplace and walkout ta rear yard. Compietely ftinished basement, excellent financing at 91/2 per cent. Asking oniy $64,500. Below todays replace- ment value. Cail today. VILLAGE HOME $37,500 asking prîce for this 6 rroomn 11/2 storey home, 66 x 165 lot, smail storage shed. Close to store and schaoi. 20 minutes tram Oshawa. CAESAREA COTTAGE 2 bedroom, turnished for your convenience, 50 x 100 lot, nat ta far tram store, overlooks lake on nicely treed street. Asking $20,900. 39-1 REALTOR=S REAL ESTATE LIMITED l 1_81bCH-URCH STREET BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO LIC 1T8 623-4428 MARKET GARDENING, 25 acres at Elizabethviîle with a large house and barn. Implement shed plus a mod- ern 900 sq. tt. store. On a busy highway. $79,900. Excellent terms. DARLINGTON TWSP. FARM 94 acres, just north of Bow- manville. Good brick house and large barn.' $139,000. Terms. $26,500. One bedroomn bungalow and cute as can be. Ail broadloom- ed. Located in a nice area of Bowmanville. If you have $2,000. down, why rent? LOTS 0F ROOM Sidespîit beauty with 3 bed- rooms plus 4th main floor bedraom or. den with walkaut. Rec. roomn with tireplace, games raom, 2 washrooms and single attached garage. Bowmanville. $62,900. Commercial ... King Street, Bowmanville - a 2 storey building on choice corner. Large store plus upstairs apartment. Ideal location for many businesses. Caîl for details. Best Buy-. Large 3 apartment home located centrally in Bowmanville. Each unit self-contained with own furnace and service. Excellent condition. Your own home with fireplace plus rentaI income. Asking $79,900. Ter ms. Country Living At Its Best ... 3 bedroomn split level in Ponty- pooî on corner lot 120 x 156 ft. Beautiful home with many extra features including top quality broadloom, separate dining room,, two car garage and paved drive. PRICED TO- SELL. After Hours. S. Annis - 623-7664 P. Kowal Jr. - 623-5868 39-1 137,King St. E., Bowmanville 623-7694 - 623-7661 REALTOR $36,000.00 older 3 bedroomn home, den, fireplace in living room, walk out to cedar deck, frontage on Lake Ontario. Ma pie Grove a rea, 3 bedroom, 2 storey, garage, family room, cheery and pear trees, ideal location, ASKING ONLY $42,900.00 39-1 dlt IALX ULO 123 King St. E. Bowmanville 623-6622 Central Bowrnanville - $4,200 down. Good investment with this 3 bedroom home. Neat grounds with private paved drive. Only $42,500. Jean Orton 623-9159. Maple Grove Area - 3 bedroam aiuminum home on 70' x 245' lot with work shop in garage. Suitable for car handyman. $61,900. Cail Shirley Hogg 623-3500. Partialîy Hedged - hait acre lot with large 4 bedroam home, brick fireplace in livingroam, separate dining raom, Hollywood kitchen. Lacated sauth-west af Orono. $59,800. Richard Orton 623- 7152. Oron'o - Attractive sidesplit, dauble garage with sunfdeck on cemnent roof. 5 bedraams, iare combined living and dining raam, tamîly room with tireplace, games room, full basement. A builders home with many extrais. $79,500. Cali Ed Jeans 623-7-152. Courtice Area - $32,900. 3 bedrooms home. Separate dining, room, laundry raam, ý arage, tol shed, 1/2.acre lot. a1 dJans 623-7152. Newcastle - 5 year aiod backsplit, 3 bedrooms, large 14 x 14 kitchen, separale dining room with patio doors, family room with tireplace, g arage, ornamental chain fence, sh rubs and tlowers. Only $58,900. Cali Ed Jeans 623-7152. Bowmanvilîe - 3 bedroom bungalaw, Hallywood kitchen, rec room panelled, carport, reinforced cement driveway lot 45 x 110, 2 blockstaý shopping. Asking $53,900. Cali Ed Jeans 623-7152. Bowmanville - 4 bedroom home, attractivelv decorated, braadioam, patia doors ta balcony, garage, fenced yard. Asking $46,900, Cali Ed Jeans 623-7152. Pat Marjernison 623-4115ý Doîlie Davey 786-2256 (Newtonville) Cottage Lot Rice Lake, north shore, high wooded lot, 100" ake ftrantage. $15,900. Garden Hill 13 woaded acres with stream, ideal home site or investn-ent. $27,500. Newtonville Area 2 acre wooded residential lot, luuy4 bedroom home, 2 car attachedgarage, tamily room with tirepi ce. $69,900. 39-1 When buying lamb chops remember that ribs cbops are likely ta be miore tender than shoulder chops. ANTIQUE LOVERS 100 year aid brick home, Newcastle, 36 x 18 inground pol, 1/2 acre, very private. ry an offer. Vendor very aryxiaus. Will assist in financ- ing. 5,900, Joanne Swadron. OSHAWA Three bedroom, brick, 2 starey, semi. Single attached garage, full basement, 91/4 per cent mortgage.' Reduce -d te $46,900. Jim Harbinson. il ACRES - KENDAL Three bedroom cedar home, finished rec room, 2 walkouts, inground pool, bordering on the Ganaraska Forest. Asking $85.000. Jim Harbînson. BOWMANVI LLE, Four bedraom sidesplit fam- ily raom with tireplace and walkout. Single attached gar-, age. 93/4 per cent f irst mort-. gage. $62,000. $34,500 ORONO- 3.5 acres, very h[ig- an&c scenic property, insulbric~k house and barn in need, of repair. AIl modern conyeo! lences. Excellent investment apportunity. Joanne Swadron. $50,900 N EWCASTL E 3 bedraom brick bungalow~ an quiet court close to aIl canveniences. Double garage. Frame 12 x 20 play hause. Extra large lot. V endors anxiaus. Joanne Swadron., 1/2 ACRE NEWTONVILLE. Elegant aider home, 4 bedrooms, tamily raom, dlin- ing raom, 9 ft. ceiling, beautifully renovated. $39,900. PRICE REDUCED 1.07 acres, Bawmanville, 2 bedroom brick and block bungalow. Zoned light indus- trial. Terrific investment. Vendar anxiaus. $49,900. Jim Harbinsan. 39-1 Ne StYIetodtn Congratulations ta Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers who observed their 5lst wedding anniversarv Seî)tember 23. They had dinner at the Bon- fire Restaurant, Lindsay and spent the ev ening with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lynch in Lindsay. Improved health is wished for Mr. Donald Tbompson who is a patient in Part Perry Hospital. On Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Ed. Lawson and--heir ster, Mrs. Marwood McKee, Black- stock, visited Mr. McKee in Oshawa Hospital. They are quite pleased with his steady improvement in healtb. Mr. and Mrs. Richard MacKenzie attended the christening of their niece, Sarah Jetchell in the Anglican Church,, Scarborough,'on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Wilson spent the weekend with Rever- end and Mrs. Rick Glass and famiiy at Kirkland Lake. On Sunday they were gadparents at the baptismal service for Bannie Jean, infant daugbter of Reverend and Mrs. Glass. Mrs. Lawrence Caoledge is spending a few days witb ber sister, Mrs. Florence Thomp- son, Taranta.ý Friends regret that their brother-în-law Mr. Ernie Ridsell died Friday, Sept. 24. The funeral service will be Tuesday, September 28, Sincere sympathy is ex- tended ta the family. Mr. and Mrs. Len Manley, Toronto, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gardon Cooledge and boys, Caesarea. They also attended a surprise for bis uncle Mr. Stan McNeely. Mr. Gardon Bangard, Cae-, sarea was alsa feted teaa surprise party ta honor him, on his 59th birthday. Congratula- tions are extended ta bath these yaung gentlemen., Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes were bis niece Mrs. Audrey Brown of Huil, England and ber nephew Mr. Walter Palmer of Natting-. ham, England. During their ten day vacation here they had a trn ta Ottawa- Remaining pony. Mr. and Mrs. Ian Scott Of Carbyville also, were exhibit- ors and spent Thursday and Friday nights witb ber parents Mr. and Mrs. Sadler. Mr. Bruce Lawson in the harness class, received third 1 9v- -- .Illr ............. k'0nryo1. Welcomte ta Mr., and Mrs. Donald Stewart wbo bave bought tbe lot formerly owned by the late Jobnny Reynolds. Tbey are in the process of renovating the bause which they bad maved ta the property. Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Keown of R.R. Caledon East were Saturday afternoon visit- ors witb Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heaslip. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Heaslip attended the bot roast beef dinner at Tyrane Community Centre ta honor Mr. and, Mrs. Allan Irvine on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. A sîlver tea service was present- cd ta the honored couple, also a rather bumourous photo of the bride and groom. Dancing concluded the happy occasion. Nestleton - Sunday Services In tbe Presbyterian Cburcb an Sunday morning Rally Day was observed when tbe Sunday Scbool re-convened for the faîl seaosn. Miss Daratby Bulmer, Deacaness read the Serîpture passager 219 king Ste E,' FMM 623-4481 oeusi Yo u are in vitedtoaenaspcI showing oth Family for 1977 thunder at a new low price THUNDERBSIRD for 177ý' All this on Friday1Ot.i uti 1 Sa-turday, 0Oct.2unîi Refreshmen'ts - Door Prizes Roses for the Ladies in the under 15 hands and fourth in the hackney stakes with Mr. Sadler, doing the exhîbiting. Mr. James Hutchinson, "of R.R. Peterborough, spent from Tuesday ta Saturday of last week with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McColl and Cindy. Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott, Toronto were Saturday evening dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ginn visited on Sunday of last week with their daughter and hus- band Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stinson, R.R. Oshawa. This was ta honor Mrs. Ginn on her birthday. Congratulations! Last week, Tuesday ta Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ginn had a mast enjoyable holiday. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stinson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dempsey, at New Carlow and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Rick Armstrong at Bancroft. Mrs. Ross Bowman hosted a Tupperware party on Wednes- day evening for friends and neighbors. Mr. Barry Malcolm of Walkerton, spent the weekend athome. On Saturday evening afamily dinner party was î4ivenby:is prents in honor of, his biýlý. Mr.and Mrs. MaS~ lcolmi Port Perry, W ,sepresent. Çongratu- aïd Mirs. Maurice i7. Timathy 2:1-16. In today's lesson we realized that we must realize what others haveý learned in God's World. The Bible is a tremendous draina,, people trying to handle life and obey God. Many stumble and many rise up. again against ,ail odds. God will always see us through. It is the strengtb which God gives us that we wish for aur Church Sehool and for aur congrega- tion. Mrs. Dorothy Lee, Sun- day Sehool , Superintendent, assisted in the service of responsive reading. Mrs. H., Visser sang a solo witbh an inspiring message. United Churcb In the United Church Rever- end Victor Parsons chose "The Obstacle Coulrse" as the theme for bis inessage' read- ing Numbers 13: 25-14: 12, Matbew 25: 19-30. Years of practising and dedication are needed for Olympic partici- pation. Wben the Israelites decided to leave Egypt they too had many obstacles ta surmount. When they did reacli 'the land of milk and honey' they saw themselves as small and weak who were facing a formidable foe. Each ane of us faces obstacles or difficulties in our daily living but 'each' must face the problem confrontïing us and with faith we shah ýueceed. The choir sang, "Praise Him in the Mornifng." We. are glad that.ý Mrs. Garodon Ficko was alsa able ta return home. last Wednesday from Civic Hospital, Peterbar- ough. Cathmar Well Drillers also closed aut their season last week but in a very disap- pointing fashion. Pontypoôi and Nestleton were opposition in the play-offs and bad played only 1 game with Nestleton the victor. The second game in this 2 out of 3 series had ta be rescheduled because Nestle- ton bad to play elsewhere. Our men hoped to play the following weekend but again Nestleton cauldn't play be- cause there was a shortage af players. However the league officiais said the teams had ta play on Monday, Sept. 2th or forfeit the game because the winners were to commence semi-finals with Utica immed- iately. Because of night shifts and inclement weatber only 6 of Pontypool's players shawed in Part Perry for the game and sa, the game was handed on a silver platter ta Nestie- ton. t is a shame that the team wbich ended up in ï second place during the regu- lar seasan had ta bow out ta the 5tb place Nestleton team in this manner. h n e. d il y n n 0 9 2 9 a it n d 0 y n n J~AGit,rýP tËsîIe C. - at r-reeman. Resting at the Memnorial Hospital, Bowman- Northcutt Elliot Funeral ville on Tuesday, eptember Home. Funeral service 2 28, 1976. Les Jackson of 133 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Church St. in his 91sf year, Interment Bowmanville beloved husband of Chrissie Cemetery. 39-1 U1EAN TENDER 'BON EL ES - "FROMeOUR D E LI" TOAST SE R DUtch Style Whîte Sliced SpIced Ham BREAD lb. baves FROMOUR FRESH PRODUCE DEPARTMENI FANCY PNO. 139 R EDPTOKAY -GRAePES 3 D E MPSTE R C RU Y 9. KAISER ROLLS sAxVE3î1n doz. MARGARETIS CHAPMAANS HoneyDiIC CRA SAVE cepkg2 gal. AS$'T-.FLAVOURS MONARCH (100 PER CENT PURE VEGETABLE 0O1L) 49 "LARESTSELECTION" of E4IXOTIC AND ORIENTA Indonesian Fo'ods West Indies Tri .cal Foods German Style Rye Bread Fancy Butter Cream Cake fýrom Rudolph's or DimpflImeier Bakres ""Corne in and browse airouný Deliýcatse odM re 73--77Kn t Bwnni