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,-Wednesday,, September 27th * Auction Sale of Household SFurniture and Antiques ,:The property of Margaret F. 'Graham, 81 Bond St., Fenelon F: alls. Antique settee and 2 mat- ..ching chairs, 4 antique rockers, -Annex wood stove, 2 antique set- teees, chestertield suite, oak drop leaf table, 6 oak chairs, 8 leather ' eat chairs, 2 china cabinets, hall ýtree, numerous smnall antique tables, antique chairs, pine quilt box, copper bolier, 4 sets of dishes, antique china tea service, antique lamp, toilet set, crock, antique mill< botties, quantity of antique glass and china, glass top for antique gas pump, wash 'stand, picture trames, corner ,cabinet, Westinghouse heavy .duIty electric stove, 2 portable bPack and white televisions, .*woodlen bed, dresser, automatic spin washer, cupbaoard, yard goods, ladder, many other items, full, contents of house. Terms ,cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, auctioneer, ,Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. 38-1 Keith Barr Seeks Seat On Couneil Vis ual Arts Centre Holds Open Ho use Bowmanville Kinette Executive T he Cnadlan Statesman, Bowmanville, September 20, 1978 15 Kinsman, Kinette of the Year Bowmanville Kinette Club Executive 1978-79 are front row, left to right, Past President - Tina Tink, President - Pat Schell, ist Vice President - Irene Snoddon, 2nd Vice President - Doreen Neamtu; back row, left to right, Registrar - Junia Carnegie, Bulletin Editor - Barbara Borutskie, Director Sandra McMillen, Secretary - Jane Evans, Treasurer - Barb O'Neill. Missing: Director - Jane Thertell. While a basebaîl game was going on outside at Soper Creek Park on Sunday afternoon, the instructors were welcoming visitors to the Visual Arts Centre in the old Cream of Barley Mill nearby. A wide variety of crafts and hobbies were on display and visitors showed great interest in some of the courses that were being offered for the winter season. This photo shows Twila Bail and Elizabeth Bunton doing some rug hooking and neediepoint. Keith Barr The candidate for a local council seat in ward three said Monday that he is running for .élection this faîl because he has an interest in bis community. "I'm willing to put my houlder to the wheel to do ,vihatever I can for the best of the community and the people -who live in it," saîd Keith Barr xn an interview wvith the ,Statesmnan. "1 think 1 can be of some ý-help and I have a great 'interest in the area,t' he explained. As a ward three councillor, Mr. Barr would be serving the Newcastle Village area plus Orono and Clarke ýTownship. SMr. Barr said that it may be too soon to talk about what the main issues will be in this year's municipal lection. H1owever, he predicted that many of the old issues such as taxes and facilities for senior Ycitizens could re-surface. 1Mr. Barr is a former ,Newcastle Village councillor who served on the village icounceil two years prior to the formation of regional government. He was a Ontario MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND SCOMMERCIAL RELATIONS 'EHE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975 NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting ut- The 1quor Lic ence Board f Ontario wîiI be leld at THE LIQUOIR LICENCE BOARD OF ONTARIO, 55 LAKESHORE BOULEVARD EAST, TORONTO, ONTARIO, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 101h, 1978, ait the hour uf 2:30 Il Jock in the aterroun, t which time ton Buard wll heur applicatiuns for new licences naccnrdance with The Lquor Licence At, 19 75 and Reguations theretinder. Thefullnwîng establishmcent han appliest fra ,lInce f the clas ndicated, and the a pplicat inn w Il e entertaîned at the ,afnrementinned location and time. Acres Restaurant Town ot Newcastle (MA: R.R. #4, Bowmaneille) Dning Lounge Licence Applicant: Raymond Leblanc AND FURTHER TAKE NOTIC E rat any pur- n'iion whunresîdent in the mur ciplit an gblects tu any applicatinn may file the orfnd outjhectionuin persun auth1e tuime affd jlacentf the meeting or rn writing (copies utwîh wîlî be forwarded lu applicarti tu Eeci ve Drectur, Lqur Licence Board ut Ontario, 55 Lkes[ore Boulevard East, TORONTO, Ontario. M5E 1A4, LI'H;8338 Onitarlo Hydrop Removal1 of Farm Fencing Ontario Hydro invites tenders for the removal of approximatelY 2400 metres of farmfencing from the north side of the Darlington Generating Station site from Solina Road to iust east of Maple Grove. Tendering documents may be obtained by contacting Mr. Graham Baggs at the site or by phone (416) 623-4900. Clos ing date for tendering9 is 4 p.m., October 4, 1978 in Toronto. Refer to Tender No. 354 ED. secretary-treasurer of the village planning board and a miember of the 'Town of Newcastle's planning advisory committee. Mr. Barr says he does not believe in downplaying the accomplishments of other councillors who have held office. He said he believes such candidate ought to stand on his own merits. He added that he believes it is necessary for a councillor to be capable of working with ail other councîl members regardless of who is eected. ýAI'hdugh'-flt a mmsr0 counicil, Mr. Barr worked with Newcastlets elected officiais during the last few years in an attempt to serve the Newcastle area. The building of a parking lot in Newcastle was one of his concerns. Keith Barr is a former president of the Newcastle Village and District Chamber of Commerce. He is also a member of the Newcastle Lions Club. Married with one son, Mr. Barr operates a general insurance and real estate office in Newcastle Village. He describes his business as a famîly operation. His son, Chris, works with hlm and bis wîfe helps out too. 1Mr. Barr hbas been Jiving in the Newcastle Village area for the last 10 years and came to the community from the Kitchener-Waterloo area. HELP WANTED1 c~»CQ,/ Due to our expansion and growth of our company, we require a full andior part time floral designer. Must be experienced. S Cali Mrs. J. Bebee with pariculars at 623-2275 between 9 - 5 À#~»a tjo VAN BELLE Q BIDDERS LIST Ontario Hydro wili be calling tenders, from time to time, for the sale and removal or demolition of buildings and dwellings locatedon the corporation's property in the general area of south Durham. lnterested parties and contractors are requested to write: Ontario Hydro Surplus Disposai Department 800 Kipling Avenue Toronto, Ontario M8Z 5S4 Attention: Mr. A. J. Crist, To be placed on the bidders ist ffor tendering documents. WE'RE COINGII To our home town, where we started almost 25 years ago, in a homemade wooden greenhouse at 18 Mill Lane in the northern part of the town. ht is with pleasure to announce the opening of our 4th Floral Shoppe right in our home town at 31 Ki ng St., West (beside Rickaby's). Opening 10 o'pIock Friday mor- ning September 29, 1978 (opening regardless of King Street construction). Watch for our Grand Opening. ~ SOON 4 STORES STRONG VAN BELLE INEWTON VILLE Mr. and Mrs. Ron Purley Newcastle were visitors with Mrs. Agnes Burley last week. Miss Darlene Elliott of Kingston, was home over the weekend. Happy Birthday to ail the birthday gang: Mrs. Bea Jones, Mrs. Ella Redknap, Oshawa, Mr. Sheldon Pethîck, Enniskillen, Mrs. Gertie Stap- leton,: Bowmanville, Mrs. Amy Milligan and Mrs. Glaidys Wlky Sorry to hear MIiss Bernice Milligan is a patient in Bowmanville Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vice of Oshawa were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fletcher and later the Fletch- ers were supper guests with Mrs. Kenneth Fraser of Bow- manville. Mrs. Leone Lane with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and girls attended the 50th Anni- versary celebration for Mr'. and Mrs. Win. Weekes, at the home of their son, in Toronto, on Sunday. HAY' On Sept. llth Ladies of Club 21 met at the Community Centre, with Rena Potts in the chair for Group 1; Rena opened the meeting by read- ing from psalm 125. Secretary read dune and July reports. Treasurer gave her report and the Corres- pondence was read by Secre- tary. A collection was taken. We decided not to have our annual Community Sale, but may have a bake sale later. Our catering ladies reported on two up coming dates, and our business deait mostly with our November Bazaar. Group 2 Mrs. Swaîn, Mrs. Siemon, Mrs. J. Potts, Mrs. Trewin will have their meeting Oct. l6th with the collection to be for Touch and Take. Owing to the thunderstorm and the lights going out our meeting was cut short. Group 1 served a light lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton, spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Madore and famiiy, Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton attended the christening of their grandson's Paul and Matthew Ashton, at Newmar- ket United Church on Sunday and afterwards joined a fam- iiy gathering for luncheon at the homne of their son W.H. Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain, attended the anniversary ser- vice at Nestieton Presbyterian church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Weir Swain, called on Mrs. Lorenzo Mountjoy, Nes- tieton. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ander- son, Port Hope, visited Mrs. Mildred Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin and family last Wednesday. Mrs. Ross Ashton atte nded a shower for Beth Ashton, a bride to be, hosted by her aunt Mrs. Ivan Sharp and daught- ers. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family and Frank Nielson attended a shower for Beth Ashton hosted by the Mc- Laughlin families, at Black- stock Recreation Hall on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, ELIZABETH VILLE Rev. W. Kennedy was with Toronto and they brought him us for our services on Sunday. home. The choir sang an anthem. Mrs. Thickson spent a Rev, Kennedy spoke on some couple of days helping Mrs. bad moments that Mark had. Lewko last week. At one o'clock the eiders Our new store on the corner met at the church and had a is progressing nicely. They got luncheon meeting. most of the roofing on over the Next Sunday will be com- weekend. munion. Mr. Robt. Mercer's house is Our U. C. W. general meeting being bricked last week and is Tuesday evening-, our an- this week. niversary services willbe Oct. Mrs. J. DeKoker, Sunder- l5th, land were with Thickson's on Willam Lwko ad a Saturday. Mr,.ila ek a Mr. and Mrs. H. Thickson, seizure of some kind on Mr. Geo. Slocum, and Mrs. Wednesday and is in Port, DeKoker were with Mr. and Hope hospital. Mrs. Melton Mrs. Robt. Westheuser for Brimacombe has had a stroke supper Saturday evening. and is in Port Hope Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. Terbenche Mr. Orme Beatty is also in and family, Port Hope were Port Hope. Mrs. Howard with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer. White came home from Toron- 'Mrs. D. Gunby, Toronto, toI GeQperal on Saturday. Mr. spent thewekn with Mr'. G. Zealand took Howard IIpto and Mrs. Ross Beatty. Oshawwa Mon lumen0t Co. Family Memorials - Markers Ail Design and Lettering Done by Us on Promises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details Mrs. Crossman on Sunday. Mr. Lloyd Ashton is a patient in Bowmanville Mem- orial Hospital. He is wished a speedy recovery. Mrs. Vera Garrard having been staying at the Beau Villa Rest Home has been moved to Strathaven Rest Home, Bow- manville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones, Miss Cora Degeer, Mrs. Meta Kellar visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Degeer, Ajax last Sun- Kinsman of the Year 1977 - 78 Mark Borutskie; and Kinette of the Year 1977 - 78 Jane Evans. - McRobbie Photo DlUIiSPECiiAW SWIFT PREMIUM $Cm STORE SLICED $)4 DINNER HAM I& LB SWIFT PREMIUM LOOSE PACK JUMBO W IENERS.............. RINDLESS STORE SLICED BACON A-i STEER STEAK SALE SIRILOIN $269 PORTERMOUSE$2 LB. T-BON E WING EXTRA LOW PRICE SPECIALS NEW "WONDER" "DAILY BREAD" 24 OZ. LOAVES2/f 7 SILVERWOOD 6 OZ. YOGURT "SUNSPUN" FROZEN PEAS "SUNSPUN" FROZEN FRENCH FRIES "BONNIE ISLE" HADDOCK FILLETS MINUTE MAID FROZEI ORANGE JUICE HOLILAN DIA COOKIES GERMAN EDAM CHEESE FANCY 70c 2AC LB.BAC' 2 LB. BAG À 96989LB. N 12.5 OZ.89 2 PCK $1 00 $l.69LB. DYKSTRAT DYKSTRA PARKING -I) EL I CA T ESSSENOF FOOD MARKET UN 73-77 KING ST. WEST 623-3541 SREE r NO. 1 BANANAS 19c Ir, US YOURS Braond New 1979 Cars and Trucks Ready for Immediate Delivery OR New and Demo 1978 Models at Year-End Clear-Out Prices, Regardless of how much you want to save you'Il neyer find a better deal than right now at MacDonald Ford. We've committed ourselves to delivering more new cars and trucks between now and October 7, 1978 than ever before in our history! We have the product and the prices to accomplish this objective. Make your choice now on one of the over 75 new '79's or '78s vwe have available. Rememnber. .. YOU MUST TAKE DELIVERY 0F YOUR NEW VEHICLE PRIOR TO OCTOBER 8, 1978 TO QUALIFY FOR THE 4% ONTARIO SALES TAX. 219 King St. E. K,og St C s'- re~, Dmo B0W ma nvillie 623-4481 m scw. ir4l $1,859 LB.