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C- -.~ ~-*Jt ------ -~. Deadlne for Service Directory <-% 'Tb Tfv7 LDeaFidyNonRLSVJyLîTel. 983-5301 FLOWERS & GIFTS Orono 983-9155 Oshawa 433-2515 We dont just specialze - We make every order special. "Hair With Flair" For LADIES andi GENTS Main Street, Orono 983-5333 Orono Electric Ltd. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COLOUR TVs- HI-Fis Sales and Service Hotpuint -RCA Whte Westnghouse Frigidaire Whrlpool- WVood's ,Freezers Magic Chef -Hoover 983-5108 Barnna Holme CheCk -Vacatïion Home Checking *Let us make your home look ived in *Wedding Day Services, Relable References INSLJRED Barb Shetier - Ina Cox NEWTONVILLE (905) 786-2996 FLOWERS PLUS FLOWERS GIFTS and GRAFTS 46 King Street Fast Newcastle, Ontari( 987-1500 Betly Lycett 983-5908 9 Wilda Middleton PATRICK G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLI NIC 5 George Street, Bowmanvi le, Ontario 623-4473 ~Ok>~Àw New i bedroom apartmnent with den, $595/mo. all inclusive, in Hampton, December 1, (905) 263-2555. tfn Port Charlotte, Florida, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, luxury home, screened in pool and lanai. Available now tilt December, Aril lst and on. Canadian Funds. Phone 983-5925 aftcr 6 p.m. f In downtown Orono, 2 bedroom -apartment, well maintained, $625/mo., lst & last,' all utilities included. Phone 983-5147 or 983-5301. ffn Three bedroomt apartment for rent on Main Street in Orono. Available January 1, 1995. $695.00 per manth plus utilities. Please caIl 987-3211. Dec. 21. Jan. 4. ac We would like ta thank al of our neighbours for the farewell party and lavely painting, also ta our friends mnd family for the gift prior ta aur moving ta Burlington. Sincerely Merrill mnd Carol Grahami TITUS, John - In loving memory of a dear husbnd amd brother-in-law, who was killed in an accident an September 12. 1990, in his 43rd year. Nothing can ever take away, The love a heart holds dear. Fond memries inger every day, Remembrance keeps him near. Love your wife Ruth Ann Fenn and sister-in-law Christine Van De Velde and Family. 21,ap Folk Art Supplies and Classes Studio open Wed. & Thurs. 12 noon - 4p.m. - OCher times by appoiniment - 86 Church St., Orono, Ont. 983-6408 *Building Supplies and Hardware Barn Steel - Sikkens Stain - Hemiock for Fonces and Stalis "A Conursfor A Your Bulidklg Needs' (705) 277-3381 or (905) 434-6665 (evenkIgs) ON HWY. 352 MILES NORTH OF 4WY.15 HARDING, Doreen (White) - I loving menlory of a dear daughter, sister mnd wifze, who passed away December 30, 1986. As you were you will always be, Forever in our memory. Mom and Dad Gord, Man d Faniily 21 .aP HOLMES (Major), Sue.- Ta a sister, sister-in-law mnd aunt and great aunt, who passed away December 28, 1989. Meinories are treasures no one caL steal, Death leaves wounds only time can heal, Precious are the memories silen>'ly kept. - 0f you Sue, who we Ioved, and will neverforget. Sadly missed by Russ, Joyce. Jay, Michele, Rick, Brandon mnd Megan. 21,ac LAKE, Beverley - At her residence in Orono on Wednesday, December 14; 1994 in hé'r 57th year. Beverley, beloved wife af Donald of Orona. Loving mather of Nancy & hef husband Joe Mallette, Wendy and her husband Don Wilk§ and Mark mnd his wife Deb-, Dear grmndmather of Joseph? Craig, Dennis, Adami, Jenna, Madison, Ashley and Jeffrey: Beloved daughter of Dorothý5 Barton. Friends were able tW caîl at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville ont Friday. Funeral service wa§ held in aur Chapel ofi Saturday at 11i a.m. Intermei St. George's Cemetery: Newcastle. Donations ta th@ Canadian Cancer Society HIi her memary wauld bd appreciated. 21,aê MacGregor & West OUTSTANDING BOXING JiAY, ESTATE AUCTION SALE Antiques, Collectables & Household Contents for the Late Agnes & Ted Woodyard (Former -Reeve of Clarke Township) BOXING DAY DECEMBER 26TH Il a.m. (viewing 10 a.m.) Auctian located at the Ganaraska .e-athercraft Bldg. Take 401 Hwy. ta 115/35 Hwy. and north 20 kms, on east side of Hwy. or 2 kins. south fromt 35 Hwy. (Watch for signs). Partial list include 9 pc. diningroom suite; large leather top desk (c 1920's); oak hall scat; exceptional 7- grandfather dlock (cir. 1800's); 5 & 3 pcs. bedroom sets; several rare' and unique dressers & chests of drawers (orig. & in paint); oak book sheif; 8' harvest table; fainting couch; jam cupboard; misc. tables (parlour, kitchen, drop leaf, pine, Eastlalce, Duncan Phyfe, etc.); washstands; blanket boxes; exceptional offering of chairs (Victorian,, parlour, wicker, sets, rockers, etc.); 2 old TV's Admiral & Philco; Preoicata, mdl. 4654; 4' Westinghouse dlock radio combination (rare); Sessions mande dlock; old lamps & fixtures; rugs; books; papers; oul lamps; jewelery; lînens; clothing; kitchen & household collec.tables; quality offering of estate glass and china (unable to list due to priar packing); couch; Lazy Boy chairs; fridge; woodstove; washer; dryer; RCA colour T.V.; misc. portables, etc. (plus many treasures still to be uncovered). This Holiday Estate Sale should prove ta be an excellent apportunity to one and ail ta purchase articles that you. would not normally see at the auction, (somne exceptional pcs. of furniture). Due to the large number of articles from the estate a second sale will be held Sunday, January 8 with the contents front the garage, basement mnd attic. Have a Happy Holiday! Cali for ail your auctIon needs. PkeGregor & West Auctions 11k. LWGregor 905-987-540 Junior West 905.983-5556 21,ac Logging Objection, Lodged (Continued fromn page 17) Authority's stewardsbip services subcommittee bas voiced objection to Iogging in a 32 HOLIDAY ESTATE AUCTION Grlst Mill Auction Centre Newtonville BOXING DAY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 26TH 6:00 p.m. Selling the Estate of Anna Hoy, Port Hope, and a private estate frorm Wilmat Creek; 9 pc. dining room suite with glass hutch and cane back chairs; 8 pc. depression walnut dining suite with china cabinet; 3 colar TVs; TSC stereo unit; matching alnond fridge. stove, washer and dryer (goad appliances); freezer; micrawave; vacuums; peach chesterfield; sofa chesterfield; occasional chairs; coffee tables; occasional tables; lamps; china; Royal Albert Old Country Rose; glassware; beds; dressers; chests; wheelchair; healtb aids; 3 wheel motorized cart; numerous antiques; several old tin wind up tays and train items; 2 hat stands; pine desk; bookcases; brass fîreplace items; pictures; frames; mantde dlocks; tools; electric snow thrower, etc. This is a large auction wîth 2 Estates. Check the day and time, Boxing Day evening at 6:00 p.m. Sharp. Plan to Attend. Note also the Estate of the Late Kathleen Thompsan will be sold New Vears Day il1:00 a.m. TERMS: Cash, Good Choque with Approval, Visa, Interac AUCTIONEER Frank Stapleton 905-786-2244 21,ac hectare bardwood sector of the western portion of tbe forest. The plan to log was recommended by the the Lindsay office of tbe Ministry 'of Natural Resources dma manages the forest for the Conservation Authority. Mrs. Lawson states that it makes no sense to log tbe hardwoods, some of wbicb are upwards of 95 years in age. The Subcommittee agreed witb the HOLIDAY ESTATE AUCTION Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonvllle SUNDAY, JANUARY 1 ST 11:00 ar.. Selling the interesting antiques and collectibles from the Estate of Kathileen Thompson, Port Hope, along with the attractive furniture from a local home; original hoosier cupboard; 2 harvest tables; Brentwood kitchen chairs; Weber apt. size piano and bench; several Royal Doulton and Hummel figurines; fine china and glass; Royal Albert silver birch; antique chests; rockers; occasional tables; book display cases; colar TV; appliances; estate jewellery; also selling 7 guns, and a large selection of antique furniture. Plan to attend this attractive auction New Year's Day at 11:00 a.m. Happy New Year. TERMS: Cash, Approved Choque, Visa, Interac AUCTIONEER Frank Stapleton 905-786-2244 21,ac recommendation and bas since been approved by tbe board of directors of the authority. It bas been the practice in recent years of logging in hardwood sectors of the forest. Forester Bob Penwell of tbe Ninistry of Nanural Resources bas said tbat only about one in five of the tes in tbe stand will bcecut and these will be designated by the ministry. Penwell further said-the recommendation for logging the area was only a formality and bas been carried out in otber areas of the forcet Jim Tedford of the Autbority said the logging program should net from $45,000 to $50,000 in revenue wbich will be applied to the accumulated debt that the Ministry bas accepted for the maintenance of the forest over the years. B.M. 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