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14 The Canacian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 26, ý1979 NmESTLETON-CAESAREA Auction Sale Saturday, September 29 at 12:30 63 Centre Street, Bowmanville Furniture and small articles for Mr. Bruce Metcalf, Writ- in g desk, china capinet, round tables, six chairs and buffet, wall cupboard, two platform rockers, chesterfield, several small tables, card table and chairs, kitchen cupboard, kitchen table and chairs, fridge, wash stand, brass bed, pine chest, three dressers, two drawer chest, chest of drawers, trunk, electrlc sew-, ingî machine, mirrors, Toro rtr, 4 horse tiller, two ladders, power mower, garden tools, this is a partial isting, hea lth reasons cause this sale. No reserve, Terms cash or good cheq ue. L & C Harris, CI erks. Cli ff Pethick, Auctioneer. 39-1iN Pethick's Auction Barn Saturday Evening, September 29 7p.m. Large quantity of furniture and some small articles. Apartment size deep freeze. Kitchen suites, dîning room -uite, twin sinqie beds and dresser, two good washing machines, several good electric stoves, many more good articles. Cliff Pethick, AUCTIoneer., 39-1 N Auction Sales List of sales by C. Pethick Septem ber 29 63 Centre St., Bowmanville at 12:30 o'clock Furnifure and things for Bruce Metcalf Haydon Barn Sale September 29 at 7 p.m. October 6 For Mrs. Lane 8 Orchard Blvd., Oshawa 10 o'cîock Ha ydon Sale on Otober 6at 7p.m. Monday, Tlianksgiving Day October 8 The furniture and things for Mr. and Mrs. A. Christie Go two roads south of Black- stock and east to Devitt's Cemetery and then 1/2 mile north. At 1 p.m. Wednesday, October 10 at 1 p.m. For Eric Huntington Scugog Point 21/2 miles north of Nesleton Saturday, October 13 at 12:30 For the estate of the late Annie Hoît at Courtice. Just east of Nichol's garage. Further advertisement 'on these sales. Watch for the ads in the papers. More sales coming. Ciff Pethick, Auctioneer 39-1 N Corneil's Auction Barn Friday, Septem ber 28 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay Little Britain Rd. Cedar chest, dining room extension tables, oak buffets, six.piece dinette suite, O.G. dock, Beaver table (24" top), press bacl chairs, wash stands, mahtle dlocks, press back rockers, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, coloredT., wooden ice box, antique dressers, antique sideboard, cof fee and end tables, refrigerators, copper boiler, oak chairs, Quebec heaters, 440 Mercury snowmobile. 1968 Buick station wagon (not certified) plus many more antiques, furniture, and household items. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 39-1iN Saturday, September 29 10: 30 a .m. Clearing Farm Auction Sale, the p ropert y of Wes Rose,Lot 15, Con. 7, East Gwillimbury Twp. 11/2 mi. west of Hwy. 48 at lights at Mount Albert to Hait then 1 mi. north to farm. 45 'Grade Hoîsteins - 23 milk cows, several fresh, number due faîl and wlnter, 8 bred heifers, 13 open heifers and calves, 1 Service a ge bull. These are well bred cattle from Unit Sires. Bulk Tank, 4 Surge Unts, Surge Milker Pump, 800 bales straw, J-D 1630 tractor (1040 hrs. - ' excllnt oniio n), J- 112 managed and sold by Lloyd7 Wilson Autilons Lt.,t Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 3- 38- Thursday Night, Sept. 27 6:45 p.m. Sharp et Orval Mc Lean Auction Center, Lindsay On Little Britain Road just south of Hlghway 7. Consign- ments f rom estate of late Bruce Symonds (former Lindsay Bell Telephone manager) and others. Large sale o f appllances, furniture, antique, some dishes, tools, good Gerrard Heinfzman pia no and bench, console Singer sewinq machines, refrigerators, electric stoves, freezer, spool bcd, antique iamp, telephones, excellent unique sideboard, chester- fiel d, bcd chesterfields, etc. No reserve, to conslgn to barn caîl Orval McLean 324-2783 Lindsay. 39-1 Saturday, September 29 il a.m. Don't miss the giant antique auction at estate 'of late Roy Malcolm, 56 Victoria Ave., Peterborough, Ont. Hundreds of collectables, antiques, dishes, oîd records, aid books, telephones, full room of nearly new garden. tools_, Heîntzman E lana, washstands, sectional ookcases, silverware. Truîy a good sale for the antique collector. No res'erve. Il a.m. sharp. Tools first. Orval1 McLean, auctioneer, 324-0182 days, 324-2783 nights. 39-1 N Saturday, October 6 Auction sale of implements, furniture and antiques. The properfy of H. B. Evans, lot 23 con. 3 Darlington Township in the town of bNdwcastle 4 miles west of Bowmanvilie on 2 Hwy. andi1 mile north, seed drili, horse d rawn, cutter, mower 6ft. cut, 300 amp welder with Briggs & Stratton motor-gasdriven, land rolier, grain binder, corn binder, plough, single plough,two way disc, corn cultivafor, trailer with hay rack, drums, dump rake, mower knives, power weli drill wlth electric motor, wafer pump, forks, steel cable, cross cut saw, ice saws, angle iron, pipings, shaffing, cow clippers, dehorners, rouler screening, sandand top soul screen, stable broomns grease guns, Iantern, box stove, plantlng pots, baby bcd with mattress, 2 prs. baby bcd sheets, blankets, baby bcd, 2 high chairs, rocking chair, 2 p lay pens, toys, infants train- i ng seat, chairs, books, tape recorder, dishes, many many other It.ems, 12' x, 12e shed on skids, 12' x 6' milk house, 31' x 25' implement shed, 30' x 40' barn. No reserve. Terms cash. Sale time 12 noon. Arnot Wotten, Auctioneer, Hampton, Ont. 416-263-2583. 39-2 Estafe Auction Sale Saturday, September 29 et 12:15 p.m. For the estate of Margaret McCaughey, 172 Chape I St., Cobourg. Moffaf 24" range, Leonard refrigerator, Maytag automatic washer, Kenmore automatic dryer. Kenmore deep f reeze, Barrymore 2 pe ce chesterfield suite, Electrohome hi-fi, two Victorian upholstered chairs, four poster single bcd, secre- tary and bookcase combina- tion, small china cabinet, chest of drawers, dresser, dresslng table and bench, chrome suife, French Provincial coffee table, pair of glass top end tables, continental bcd, Singer electric sewing machine, Tri- Lite table lamp, mirrors, pictures, old china dolîs, smail round table, dresser lamps, telephone, table, Kenmore vacuum, Underwood type- writer, luggage, wicker baskets, Bavaria plaque plate, cEhina _ and glassware, electrical a ppliances, kitchen ware, Coffee-Magic coffee maker, goid quant ity linens, silver pieces, Corningware, and many more Items. Plan to attend this sale of quality contents. Terms cash, no reserve. Lunch avallabie. Northumberland Auction Services Limited, Paul Lean, Auctioneer, 352-2403. 39-1 Auction Sale Saturday, September 29 Retired a uction sale of farm machinery and household furniture. The property of Merle Smith, lof 28 con 12 Smith twsp. 1 mile east of Selwyn.on l2th line of Smith and chairs; magazine rack; electric broom; floor polisher. rerms cash. No reserve. Sale ime 1 p.m. Greg Hickson,' Aiuctl-oneer, Lindsay 705-324-7847. 37-3 Auction Livestock, Produce, Farm Machinery, Antiques and Househoid Effects William Bansay 2 miles west of Hwy. 28 on 5th Conc. Hope Township Lot 8, Conc. 5, Hope Township Saturday, Oct. 6 at 12: 00 noon Rein Date Monda y, Oct. 8 Livestock: 6 Hereford cows, calves at side; 1 Durham cow, caîf at side; Hereford cow, open; polîed Hereford bull, 2years old; sow due at sale time; 1 Gilt. Produce: Ap- prox. 1500 bales mixed hay; quantity of baied sfraw; quantltyof mixed grain. ahinery: Farmaîl "A"; tractor; International 7' binder; Cockshutt manure spreader; International 51 mower; Cockshutt 2 f urrow traîl plough; M.H. 13 dlsc seeder; 3 drum roller; single walking plough; turnip seed- er; wagon and rack; M.H. cultlivator; dlsc; fanning miii; International hammér mili; 20' bale elevator and motor; A.C. side delivery rake; forge; Hann 5 h.p. riding lawn mower; circular saw; road grader; M.H. separator; pump jack; 1964 Envoy for parts; quantity splîf hard - wood. Antiques and Furniture: Findliay oval cook stove; McClary 18ell oak pariaur stove; dining room extension table; 6 press back chairs; beds; oak-sideboard with old pulls; pine cupboard; 6 hoop back chairs; press back arm chair; captains chair; antique rocker; old dcock cases; washsfand with towel bars; antique child's rocker; old tins; hanging lam p f rame; enamelware; chest 0f drawers wlth old pulIls; washstand with old pulls and towel bar; washstand (old pulls); toilet pieces; sad irons; gas irons; 6 Sress back chairs; blanket ox; handmade quilts; belis, oak washstand (old pulls and towel bar); antique frames; aval frame; barrel dhurn; crocks and jugs; old ice box; mouth organs; butter prints and ladle; old tea kettle; g ropane gas stove; copper ole; chesterfld suite (older style); Alladin lamp converted; shoe Iast;- Yates e day diock; milk baffles; bake ora; ciieese b)oxes; nali keg; coal oil stove; buffalo robe Many more Items fo numerous f0 mention found in an oid esfablished farm house. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Farm sold. Owner and audtloneer niof responsible for accidents and lises day of sale. NorthumberlIand Audtion Services Limited. Paul Lean, Autîoneer.* Phone 416- 352-2403, Roseneaf b, Ontario. 39-2 Auction Sale of Antiques and Collectibies Monday Evening October 1sf at 7 p.m. at Bannister's Auction Hall in Bewdîey. Consisting of round walnut dining table, six matching walnut chairs, small walnut sideboard, chest of drawers. Victorian settee and chair, tables, chairs, dishes, glass- ware,' oil lamp, dlock, McClary wood stove, crocks, rocking chairs, kitchen cabinet, 2 fire screens, and other items still being consigned. Roger Bannister, auctioneer, 416-797-2651. 39-1iN Auction Sale Saturday, September 29th et 1: 15 p.m. et Bannister's Auction Hall in Bewdley. Consisting of French Provincial chesterfield, chest af drawers, bcd chesterfield, chairs, tables, dishes, glass- ware, books, iamps, TV's, beds, wardrobe and other items stili being consigned. Rager Bannister, auctioneer 416-797-2651. 39-1 N Afiction Sale Real Estate' Consisting of 100 acres more or less located on the south haif of lot 12, Cand. 9, Twp. of Mena, County 0f Victoria. Sale Date - October 4 et 12 noon Arland Hoisteins Ltd. have purchased a lange dairy farm at Li ttI e Britain and have no funther use for the pnoperty being sold. Land: 100 acres approximately 70 working, 30 scrub bush and parti y past une. House is a one and one-haif insul brick structure 28 x 24 plus 1 staney 21 x 18 unheated summer kitchen and ciased parch. , The main section contains double living room, large kitchen with dlnlng area, 3 bedrooms and 3 Piece bath. Barn is a two sforey 40 x 80 building with cement floors, feed tnoughs and water bowls for running cattie loose. it has a steel roof. Implement Shed Is a 30 x 65 frame construction with steel roof. Silo Is a new slab 20 x 60 silo wit h steel roof And Patz Unloader. Filied once. New driiled weli. Terms - cash ta the existlng montgage of $50,000.00 that is payable interest only (monthly) et il per cent due in Sept. 1983. $5,000 requesfed de y of sale from successfui bi dder. The balance due on diasing Oct. 31sf, 1979. Directions - Drive north of Breckon on No. 12 highway 'o the ninth conces- sion. urn right and drive 1/2 mileandthefarm isan the ieff (watch for sigos). Sales managed by D & M Sales, Auctioneers Liquidafors, 73 Pottinger St., Lindsay, Ont. 324-2472. Vour auctioneer is W. R. (Bud) McKee (the man with the golden cane). Saturday, September 29 Auction S aie of Livestock and Imiplements, Household Furniture The property of Tom Hannah, R. R. 1, Bali11eboro, Lot 6 Con 2 South Monaghan, 15 miles south of Peterboroug h on Hwy. 28 in the village of South Monaghan, 2 miles east and 1/2 mile soufh. '72 Massey FerQguson self propelled combine, 26 A.M.F. seedier on rubber, '1963 MF 50 diesel tractor, 44 Massey Harris gas tractor, approx. 1950 hrs., 12 M.F. baler 1968, M.F. side delivery rake, John Deere pl.ow 3- 12 furrow 3 p.H. New Idea mower, 7' cut trail. M.F. cultivator 29 toofh 3 p.H. Bale buncher, 32' bale elevator, 241 grain auger. lot, grain combine 67 model pull type Farno 3 p.H. manure loader, 103 Int. manure spreader P.T.O. Wood sawing machine, DeLaval dream separator, 14 tooth trail type cultivator. Goodison fhreshing milI 28-38, International binder, steel wheel seeder, 2 wooden wheei seeders, sincile furrow horse drawn plow, horse drawn scufflers, miniature wooden wagon, horse drawn mower 5' dut, hay forks, siings, hay knîfe, cross cut saw, quantlty of forks, shovels etc., pump shot gun, Cooey 22 rifle, 1973 Mercury snowmobile 40 h.p. 1967 International 1/2 ton truck (as is), Viking eledtric stove, fridge and wringer washer, Inglis dryer, Gibson electric stove, table, buffet, china cabinet, chest of drawers, dressers, beds, washstand, vacuum cleaner, Findlay aval dook stove, Ashleéy heaer, baby carniage and play _pen. McKee snow blower PTO, some stove wood. Terms dash. No reserve. Sale time 12 noon. Carl Hickson, Reaboro, auctioneer. 705-324-9959. 37-3 Building and CarpentryTools, Backhoe and Leader AUCTION SALE The Building and Carpentry Tools of the lete WILLIAM IRWIN Orono, Ont. Sa t., Sept. 22 Starting 10: 00 a.m. lncluded in the above- sale;, Case 580,backhoe and loader in perfect condition, 2457 1 hours; Calsa weed sprayer; 1 portable air compressor. 1 Carpenter Tools: AM F Dewatit 8" stand saw and blades; j Delta Schroll saw; smalli bench grinder wlth motor; 1 smail grinder with wire I brush; grinder with tilt table; E drill press (swivel to tilt); i drill press vice; Skil plane router wîth four bits and1 carrying case; Craftsman 1/2"1 1 drill; Homebuîlt 1/2" drill; Skil c 9 ortable and accessories; li iII wawkee hole hog (brand F new); Millwawkee wood bit h set (brand new); chain saw, h four chains and file guard; c Millwawkee sawsall; set of p grey wrenches; Craftsmen e socket set; box of 114" drill, a finisher sander. ',ila saw; c F lumber's tools; No. 45 Stan-, d eyplane f or mouldings and a router plane; transit level A with case and tripod;, mitre, ht saw and stand; box of 91 assorfed plumbing fittlngs; - pipe cutters; 8", jointer valve; mitre saw valve; 10" table saw, carbide blade, 11/2 h.p. motor; sha per valve and floor rnodel; trailered radial, 1 rubber mounted; cementL power paddle; cement mixer, A~ rubber mounted; quantîty of c heavy duty extension cord; c trafler; 11/2 ton jack; paint e sprayers, chains, wheel F barrows, quantlty of boxes of d bits and drills, screw drivers, h< tapes, hammers, wrenches, 8 galore, pînchers, hand saws, d chiscls, masonary tools; J acetylene tanks, planes; large p îuantity of boxes of new nails; p anvils, punches, work 1 >enches, set of scales, si ladders, shovels, pipes, d battery charger, chain host %A one ton; plumbing fittings, n ome lumber; plus a great b nany more good Items too e numerous to mention, si Auctioneer's Note: If you are q loklngfor the fi1nesf qual1ity 1 n ty buliding and carpentry tools le be sure to attend this sale. o1 Terms cash. No reserve. b, Auctloneer or owner mnt hable a., rj r r F r F t s n n a b b A Ic A 9E Este te Auction Monda y, October 8th 12:00 Noon Selling the estate of the late Calvin (Sam) Harness, R.R. 3 Port Ho pe, Osaca Road, 1/2, mile north of Hwy. 2. lnclud- ing heavy equipment,, Lima Model 604 crane wlth sectional boom, 1976 JO 250 Crawler with loader, aisa back hae with 2 buckets, caterpiliar D7 Model 17A with cable contrai and hydraulic blade, 25-ton float, tri-axle traîler, 1974 International durnp S-A, 1969 Dodge 800 tractor S-A, 1971 r-orud 50w trucK, army jeep, 1937 Chrysler Roy'al, Interna- tional 250 farm tractor wlth loader, aiso tiller, 1966 Chev dump welding torches with cart, other equipment as weli as a number of salvage wrecks. Terms cash or cheque wîth 1. D. No reserves. Auctioneer Frank Stapleton, Newtonville, 786-2244. 39-1 N Auction Sale Grist Mili Auction Centre Newlonville Friday, Sept. 28th 7: 00 p.m. Selîing the contents f rom a local home, including match- ing oak dresser and wash- stand, beds, dressers, old chests of drawers, round oak table, 3 pc. ice cream style sel, 7 pac. kitchen set, old cupboard and hutch, odd chairs, wing back chair, 3 pr. orange drapes, dishes, good glass, sealers, kitchen needs, wringer washer, stove, and other good items. Terms cash. Audtioncer Frank Stapleton, 786-2244. 39-1 N Seturde y, Septem ber 29 Sale Timeile.m. Ferm Equipment and Livestock Auction Sale The property of Gerrow Bras. of Scugog Island, Lot 22, Con. 7. Being one mile east of Pori Perry and anc mile north on the main road of Scugog Island. Ford 4000 tra ctor, International 105 combine self prope led 10 ft. dut, excellent conditon, New Holland 477 hay bind.2 years old. Interna- tional 130 manure spreadcn double beater. International -H row crop'-tracfor. Iierna- tional 5 fi. rotary mower. Int. model 37 baler wifh thrower, 3 basket rack hay wagons, Int. 1300 mowen - 3 point hitch, Massey Ferguson model 66 3 furrow trip beam plough, Allis Chalmers single row forage harvester with hay head, AI lis Chalmers blower, 40 ft. of blower pipes, 20 fi. of delivery pipe, 2 silage wagons with boxes, chain hanrows, Continental post hole auger, 4 section set of harrows, Massey cultivator, 100 gai. 3 point hitch sprayer and pump with 20 ft. boom, Int. seed drill No. 10 with fertilizer seed box and brome seed box excellent condition, John Deere side delivery rake, Case 28 grain hay combination elevator, Int. 3 point hitch plough, 100 steel fence posts, large quantity of snow fence, czorn binder, 3 furrow Int. drag plough on rubber, Int. blade, 3 drum rouler, Massey 6 blade tiller, Int. 8 ft. double disc, Ford post hale auger, 2 gang ploug hs, Int. hay condition er, John Deere cultivatar, 2 minerai and sait troueg h, quantity of fence ral, tna pump, 3 water froughs, el ectric brood- er stove, 2 horse scuffiers, quantityof alumnium, 20 rod fence wire, farm tools, fanm tires, large quantity of umber, cast mron kettle, augers and motors, pu mp ack, quantity of sheet met ai, antique democrat, oak barrel ' single plough buggy, Fr-ost &Wood grain gninder, 80 ft. endless beit, 150 ft. of 1 in. rope neck yakes, hanse harness, 3 Delaval units, 4 unit Delaval vacuum pump, 4 unit Delaval timer converter, bag cart, bag truck scales, wagon load of good small Items., Raglan feed cart. 7 bred iolstein heifers, 7 open cilfers, 3 steers, 2 hoîstein cows ail biood tested and pregnancy dhecked. T5is is an exceptionally top quality sale s everything has been weli cared for. Farm sold. Terms -ash. No reserve. Lunch 3valiable. Sale Managers & uwctioneers, Ron King and Murray Jackson. 1-416- ?5-2459. 38-2 Seturday, Oýctober 6 Auctian Sale of Livestock, lm plements and Household Furniture The properfy of Walter Jrbankiewicz, lot 20 con 5 Manvers Twsp, 15 miles south of Lindsay an 35 Hwy. ta Sth on of Manvens and 3, miles east on 5 miles east of Pontypaol. David Brown 990 d iesel tractor with manure lader and hydnaulic buckef; N Ford tr actor gas; Ford ultivator 3 ph; double dîsc; D 2 furrows olouah; JD aotato planter 1 row; JO potato digger; lont. plough 3 x 11 ace bolton trail type; 4 ýect ion drag harrows; 3 secian rag harrows, potato Needer;, lot. 7 ft. power -ower; 3 ph blade; roller >eaning wagon with rack; hay levator 34 ti.on wheels; table ;aw; quantity steel posts; juantlty of cedar posts; 8 hp Mastercraft garden ftiller; awn mower; small, quantity )f lumber; wire fencing; 2 )arn jacks; vice; skil saw; pprox. 1200 bales mixÉed hay;- Auction Sale Saturday, September 29th 12:00 Noon Selling the complete house- hold contents of Mrs. Betty Barnes, 136 Bruton StC, Port Hope, Inglis f rost f ree 2 door fridae, McClary 30 inch stove, 18 du. ft. chest freezer, Inglis automatlc diothes waSfler, Simplicity dryer, Viking color T.V., 5 pc. kitchen set, kitchen needs, bed chesterfleld, la mps, single maple bed, dressers, nig ht table, desks, china cabget bookcase, dishes, dehumidifier, electric mower, aluminum 30 ft. extension and step Iadders, garden tools, and numerous other good articles. Terms cash or cheque -with l.D. Auctioneer Frank Stapleton, Newtonville, 786-2244. 134 Anniversary of Nestieton Presbyterian Church On Sunday, September 16th, 1979 at il a.m. 'the 134th Anniversary Service of Cadmus Nestleton Presbyter- ian Church was hel d in Nestleton Church. Rev. Dr. Clifford MacKay 1 was the guest speaker. Dr. MacKay is a former moderator of the Presbyterian Churcb in Canada, and although he has retired is still very active and much in demand as a guest speaker. His sermon "Transforming Power" centred on tbree forceful subjects "Wonder, Work and Worship" - the guiding lights of his 'life and sbould be of all Christians. Mrs. Marilyn Scott Porter of Oakwood, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Scott was guest soloist. This talented musician brought inspiring testimony in beautiful siniging. Luncheon was served in the Cburch Hall to which alI were cordially invited. The bour of fellowship together was much enjoyed. Ladies Aid Nestleton Ladies Aid met in the Presbyterian Church for the September meeting. The President Mrs. Howard Lee welcomed alI and a favorite hymn opened the meeting. Miss Ruth Proutt was in charge of the Devotional taken from Romans, chapter 12. We are admonished not -to be- squeezed into a mold but to let God take over our lives. The Secretary Treasurer read the minutes and gave an en- couragîng financial report. Correspondence included donations from Mrs. McNeeley and Walter McGill, and tbank you notes from folks who had receîved cards. Plans for the coming anniversary Luncheon occupied the business portion. Two members donated to the birthday box. Readings were given by Mrs.H. McLaughlin, Mrs. Wm. Hooey and Mrs. G. Thompson. A hymn and the Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. Miss Ruth Proutt as$isted by Mrs. H. Lee served the usual dainty lunch. A bearty thank you was extended to the hostesses for the splendid meeting. Birthday Celebration Belated "birtbday wishes" to our good friend and neighbour Mr. Malcolm Emerson of Nestleton, who celebrated his 95th birtbday on September lSth (a day eprly) at the farm home with bis 5 children, il grand- cbildren, and 5 great grand- children present to mark this wonderful occasion --34 folk in ail. Malcolm is in fine spirits - takes a great. interest in everything about hlm - the farm operation, the garden - being an avid reader, perhaps a good book - whatever is going on he is on hand to see what is happening. He makes his home with son Edgar and daughter-in-law Anne in Toronto and Nestleton. All bis friends within the :area wisb him the best. North Nestleton Cburcb At the Sunday morning service at 11:15 a.m. Rev. Victor Parson's sermon was entitled, "In Great Company" dealing with Heroes through the ages. The god men of the Greeks, the men of God of Bible times up to the sport and T.V. beroes of today. Next Sunday, Sept. 3tb the Sacra- ment of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated. In the Sunday School, Mr. Robert Mairs continues as Superintendent. The teachers are: Nursery - Muriel Simms, JoanneMalcolm. Primary - Ina Davis, Janice McKenzie. Senior - Nita Fish, Robert Mairs, Pianist - Carol Mairs. A warm welcome awaits you at both Sunday Scbool and Church at 11:15 a.m. every Sunday. Social News of Interest Spending a few days with Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Caesarea, are sister Mrs. Jean Hooper of Toronto, and a friend Mrs. Lillian Lang of New York, U.S.A. Tbey are having an enjoyahie'visit, with days fiiled with a variety of interesting activities. Jean and Lillian wiil be leaving on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm visîted with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford and Paul, Toronto on Tuesday. Glad to report that Marion, althougb confined to a wheei chair, can walk with assistance in ber own home. She was in good spirits and carried on a lively conversation about friends near and far. Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm were Friday overnight guests of tbeir daugbter and family Mr. and Mrs. James Bilton, Perth, R.R. 1. Several from this area enjoyed the concert of sacred music presented by Glasgow Kedron Choir beld in Port Perry United Cburcb on Thursday evening. Miss Gail- Malcolm represented Nestletun U.C.W. at the mid-week scbool for leaders beld in Peterborough iast week. Centrai Seven Workshop Many folk from the Cart- wright area attended the Officiai opening of Central Seven Association Workshop held on the afternoon of Sept. 16. Congratulations are in order to the interested, dedîcated people who have worked hard to achieve their goal in establishing the work- sbop - a most important service for those wbo are handicapped. Nestieton Recreation Club to Feature "Oktoberfest" Plans are proceeding for the Oktoberfest being hield in Nestieton Community Centre on Saturday, October 13 with Karl Shultz and friends. German food a speciality - basically sauerkraut and sausage. Hospital Friends Very pleased -to report that Mrs. Bernice Mairs, Nestîcton is doing weli affer surgery in Port Perry Hospital and expects to be home tbe latter part of this week. Her many friends throughout the area wîsh ber a speedy recovery. Any other folk w'ho mnay be j.n hospital fromthis area, very best wisbes. Holiday Time Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm, Nestleton had an enjoyable holiday, Monday to Wednesday with Victor's cousin Mrs. Ralph Kent, Markdale - who is Leslie Wright's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kent are teachers, having taught in Thialand for 9 years, returning to Canada in April, but intend to go back to Thialand again. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm , attended the wedding on Saturday of Miss Marie Vancamp to Mr. Robert Attfield of Toronto, held in Blackstock United Church. "Best Wishes" to this young couple. Caesarea Euchre Results - lst Doris Grills, 2nd Eva MacDonald, 3rd Betty Iverson. Very good attendance, next week, same place, same time. Service Station Opens Mark Malcolm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm, an enterprising young chap, bas opened a B.P. Station in Nestleton village, just west of the Pink Shoppe. Mark does mechanical and service work. We do wish him well in this new venture. The residents of this area are deeply shocked and saddened to learn of the sudden death of Dr. Russell S. Martin early Sunday morning. Sympathy is extend.ed to his wife Susan and other members of bis family. We understand Susan is recover- ing and is in Oshawa Hospital. News for next week, phone 986-4715. WILLA FRANCES MePHAIL The death occurred on Friday, Septemhber 2lst, 1979 at Memorial Hospital, Bow- manville of Frances Scott, beloved wife of the late J. Hugh MePhail in her 83rd year. Dear mother of Mrs. Gordon, (Mary) Wilcox of Bowman- ville, Mrs. Bill (Hughian) Sibley of Woodstock, George of Oshawa, Mac of Lindsay and Verne and Donald of, Keswick. Loved by twenty-six grandchiidren and twenty great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Taylor F~uneral Home, Queensville on Monday, Sept. 24, at il a.m. Interment' Queensville Cemetery.. 1 Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers Ail Design and Lettorn., Don. by Us on Promises -NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details heCanadian Radi-teevision Candelemmunrcaiofuns ommission ilhl ulcadibegnninos 1 November 1979 at the Harbour Castie Hotel, One Harbour Square, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 1 A6 to consider the following: ONTARIO REGION CANADIAN CABLESYSTEMS (ONTARIO) LIMITED. 1353 KING STREET EAST. OSHAWA. Osaa omavle ndW lb.Ontarlo'and surie dnpa(79066900 Application to amend its cable television broadcasting licence for Oshawa; Bowmanville and Whitby, Ontario and surrounding area as follows: Augmsented Channel Service - to add the distribution of local originations (television programming guide, business and financial news); - to add the distribution of special programming (Children's programming, multicultural broadcast repeats, Provincial governiment proceedings, MPP reports, French for Canad(ians, Canadian Music Specials, educational programming, TVO broadcast repeats, Programmlng for Deaf, CITY-TV broadcast repeats>. AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTION Basic Service (Channeise 2 ta 13) CICA-TV TVO Toronto, Ontario CKGN-TV GLOBAL Uxbridge, Ontario CHEX-TV CBC Peterborough, Ontario WIVB-TV CBS Buffalo, New York CBLT CBC Toronto, Ontario CITY-TV IND Toronto, Ontario CFTO-TV CTV Toronto, Ontario WGR-TV NBC Buffalo, New York CHCH-TV IND Hamilton, Ontario WKBW-TV ABC Buffalo, New York CBLFT CR0 Toronto, Ontario Community Programming. AumenteChneSrvc WOKR-TV ARC Rochester, New York CKVR-TV 080 Barrie, Ontario WUTV-TV IND Buf falo, New York WNED-TV PBS Buffalo, New York WHEC-TV CBS Rochester, New York WROC-TV NBC Rochester, New York Local Originations (Announcements) Special Programming (House of Commons) Location where the application may be examined: 1353 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario. GENERAL INFORMATION How to Intervens - Anyone, wishing f0 comment 'on an application must submit a written intervention, stating clearly and concisely the relevant facts and the reasons for the interveners support for, opposition to, or proposed modification of, the application - also whether or not the intervener wishes f0 appear at the hearing. Deadlîne fer recelDt of InterventIons et the Commiselgn and with the Aplleant: 5 ctoer 979- To be sent by' registered mail or personal delivery to Applicant and CRTC Ottawa, Ontario, KiA 0N2 with proof of service. Must be actually received on specified date, not merely posted on this date. Examnatîon of AplicatIons and ocUMentaq - At local address given in this notice and at the Commission, Central Building, Les Terrasses da la Chaudiere, 1 Promenade du Portage, Room 561, Hull, Quebec. Further information is outlined in Rules of Procedure available for the sum of 35 cents f rom: The Publishing Centre, Printing Centre, Printing and Publishing, Department of Supply and Services, 270 Albert Street, Ottawa, Ontario. Information: Write taoCRTC or phone 819-997-1027 or 997- 1328. J.G. Patenaude,, Acting Secretary General. CRTC - Public Notice 1979-117 Ottawa, September 17,1979 Selling Your House by Ed Vanhaverbeke F.RI. EDVAN REALTY LTD. WHAT KIND 0F FIX-UP? How much should you invest in the house you plan ta seil? What kînd of home improvements are worthwhile? 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