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14 - ýrono WiNeekiy ýTmes5 ensaOtbrt~19 Dediefor Service Directory eadIiy ,Noonj SERVCE QRECTRY ITel. 983-5301i Thse Shop APPLE BLOSSOMi We Don 7 Jusî Specr-ahze We Mak.e Evey OOr rSpeciaP Main Street, Oronoo We Delîver Newtonville, Ponlypool, Oshawa and Places ln-Betweeýn WÎth For LADIES and GENTS Main Street, Orcono 98'3-5333 Sportswiear & Gifts Suppiers of Teams, Schools & Clujbs- Corporate Gift Package 6231-8161 WaýyneAae Orono Electric Liii ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COLOUR TVa HI Fis Sales anid Service Frigidi rc Whîerpo 983-5108 B a nnae Home Check DENTDE ORP CLI NIC 6)23 447/3 FLOWIERS PlUS 4C Kiniq Sroi As GRUNDY'S Country Upholstery Qu)lïlif y Wonk Ilii pholsterty Fi Ri 2 Oronio, Ont. 983-9874 IlfyCili (illhiI<y 1 Confederation Coins Sets and Folders Sellg ngd taking orders [0 January 1993 GUARANTFEED A FULL SET. Besi Price in dhe Province ! DELIVER 5 SETfS OR OVER Buyving Coins and Paper Mister Murray 983-5721 CHOCIOLATE OUTLET *Factory Seconds SLarge Seleclions Locatecd at: FAIRWINDS ANTIQUTES 5028MAIN ST., ORONO Century Home, aazis For information phone tfn 16' x 24' Kayak above ground pool, warrmtly on 'liner, pump and filter. Comnes complete wjth built in deck. The best above ground pooî on the market. Reaso)nable. Phono 983-9773. Ifil BABY BEEF - Natural meat, straight off pasture. P)hone 983-5370 l4,ac Hcaucd 2 bedroomi aparunent, avaîlable immcdiatclîey. Firs;t and last, $600/mop. Pisone 983Î-9433 or 98-3-.5293 or 983 -554 1.tfn BOWMANVILLE -Uipsiîrs or hlouse, onle bedroomn Fridgc, 1( stvean tilities includcd.$45/o.Available Nov. 1 Phione f8 3 54128. Estates, Consgnments, Households Bankruptclüs, Fanma soud aiyour loction oM at ours Storage & Trucking Celi for a Freeofinti Con3ultaiion M-. MacGr-egor 416-987 -5402 Junior West 416-983-5556 On behalf of Newtonville U.C.W. 1 would like to thank those who aîîended anid helped us celebrate ouiir 3 Oth Anniiversary UC..special celebration. It was nice t0 see so many fam-iliar faces and new onies 10, from the surrouniding area. Guests were irn attenclance from Orono, Lecskard, Kirby, Newcastle, Wesleyville, Welcomie, Kendal, Shiilohi, Bowm-anville and Barrie. Thanks again. MleeSiacey, President 14,ap Althiough belated - we wîih1to extend sincere appreciation to those who donated time, talent and etuis in ma Kin£ our annual Beef BBQ and Fal Fair Banquet room successful. Special thanks to al our patrons andJoe RichardsonlCobourg Dairy. Orono Arena Fund Raising 14,ac FRIDAýY, OCTOBER 1T 6:30 P.M. Newtonville Auction Cnr Hwy. 2, Newtonville An interestinig selection of household articles and collectables from local estates. Consiguntns welcomied. AUtCTlIONEtERS Jim Coucb 987-15ý48 Dale Smithi 723-7938 Sales Fvery Friday Cone oùuî imnha ve sone fun. New number f or Auction Centire is 786-3-ý15 1. Reapers., Classifieds! ESTATE ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES, ART& MODERN HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18TH 11:00 A.M. AGRICULTURE BLDG. ORONO FAIRGROUNDS Auction features a quality selection of articles from anf Oshawa Estate plus inclusions including antique furniture, unique collectables, glass and china, art, modem pieces, plus 1975 Chev Monte Carlo, 59,000 orig. miles. Partial list incl udes Quadrodyne radio, model 5 by Gold Medal Radio Corp. 1924 Uxbridge Ont.; hall stan d c1890's; sîdeboard; Eastlake dresser(rf) oak chest of drawers; misc. diressers and' cupboards; old wood & iron beds;,misc.- tables (parlour, kitchen, work, hall etc.); excellent selection of chairs including 2 Emupirýe chairs, 6 pressbacks, etc,; îmisc. rockers (pressbacks, prmtvs wiý,cke-r, child's etc.); 5 leg dining room tables; orniately carved sîdeboard; pine church pew; blanke1,t bo'x; 'Stainer' 1/2 violin,; humpback trunk; child's toy cuýpboard- & liron bed; spinining wel(c1870's); oil lamnps;, old watches, pocket & wrist; old pictures plus Limnited Edition & Deéorative Art Prints; wicker doîl carniage (cl1920,1; original Batman bank (1966); old postcards; comics; tins; bottles; signs; old leather covered book including rare, Port Hope Ledger (dated 1875); also T.V.s; chesterfield; love seatL; Niagara therapy t'Win massage bed (like new); tools; dehorner; pinchers; gas weedeatcr pallet lift etc. Plus many more articles found in and around an older home. This is a large and varied offcring of quality items from the past and present with somcething for everyone, dress warm as sclling outside at 11:00 a.m. and moves inside at 12:00- viewing from 10:00 s.m. MacGregor Auctions Mike MaW.regor 416-987-5402 Juinior WIest 416-983-5556 14a Newtonville Playgroup now in operation by Carol-Anin Oster Thse N'wtîonville Childreni's Playgroup resumed on September 23' for its fifth year. The Playgroup held in the basement' of the Newtonville United Chiurch is-a co-operative program. Each parent and child is expected to do their shiare of the setting and cleaning up, and wo take turns providing'a snack. Thse program allows the parents, as well as the chjildren, a chanice to socialize. There is a ten dollar fee for tIse year that covers the cost of supplies used by the Playgroup. The program will 'conti nue weekly, every -Wednesday, îhroughouîtIsec year. NE'WCASTLE 9IIYDRO-ELEC'FklCCOMMISSION ACCOUNTING SUPER VISOR Newý,castle Hydro-Electric Comrmission serving approximaîely 8000 customiers is seeking applications for the above mentioncd Reporting to the Mani-ager-Secretary/Treasurer, the successful candidate will be responsible for the accounting and financial functions of the utility. This position is also responsible for coordination of mainframne computer applications with the Utiity's computer consu tltant. Applicants should have completed or be registered in at least the 3rd year of a CMA or CGA program and have two 10 three years' accounting and supervisory experience, preferably inl a utility enviromnent. The applicant shall have a working knowledge of computer applications for accounting and spreadsheet software. Backgrounds in other disciplines such as human resources and computer programming would be considered an asset. Applicants should forward their resume, stating experience, education, references mnd salary expectations no later than October 23, 1992. Applications should be marked confidential mnd sent-,to: Ms. Debbie Prescot Accounting and Human Resources Supervisor Newcastle Hydro-Electrîc Commission P.O. Box 130 BOWMAN VILLE, Ontario LIC 3K9 Onfly those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. 7,14,ac N. L4CAt# NEWCASTLE HYDRO-ELECTRIC COMMISSION requirds a LUNE FOREPERSON Newcastle Hydro-Electric Commission seeks applications for thse position of Line Foreperson. The position reports to thse Operations Superintendent mnd is responsible for thse supervision of a line staff-of 9 employees involved in both construction and maintenance of overhead and underground distribution system at voltages of 4.16, 8, 13.8 mnd 44 kV. In addition 10 promoting safe work practices, the Line Foreperson will piay a major role in thse Commissions health mnd safety program. The successful candidate will be a journeymm lineperson, a gr.îduaîce of the MEA. Lines Trades' Training Program mnd have a grade 12 diplomia. Leadership experience gained as a lead-hand, sub-foremian or supervisor is essential. A thorough working knowledge of aIl health and safety rules, legisiation an d regulations is rcquired. Good interpersonal mnd communication skilîs are required to be able 10 effectively supervise, md direct emnploycesand manage projects. A valîd class "D-Z" drivers licence is required. lnterested pensons should forward a resume complete with, education, work experience, salary expectations and references, not later than October 23, 1992 to: Ms. Debbie Prescot Accounting mnd Human Resources Supervisor Newcastle Hydro-Electric Commission Box 130 BOWMANVILLE, Ontario LiC 3K9 iiyapplicants selected for an interview.will be contacted. 7,14,ac ým