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< 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 1G, 1983 PONTYPOOL BHS Receives New Canadian Flags Bailiff Auction Sale Saturday, February 19th at 10:30a.m. 700 Raleigh Street, Oshawa, Ontario (exit off Hwy. 401 at Harmony Road South, off Bloor on Farewell Farewell to Raleigh Street, watch for signs). On instructions from the secured creditor we are directed to liquidate the assets of 360521 Ontario Ltd. C.O.B. as International Mfg. and Pool Distributors as follows. follows. Tools and equipment: Cyril bath, 150-12 press brake with several dies, Clark propane propane fork lift (8000 lb.), Hyster Ranson electric fork lift with charger, Stathmos electric, forklift with charger, 3 impact guns, 2 • 5 h.p., 1 - 10 h.p. air compressors, Jet power hack saw, 2 Canox Mig spot welders, welders, 2 Canox arc welders, punch press, paint spray booth, spray guns, De wait radial arm saw, Vi h.p. Rockwell Rockwell table saw, extension cords, Skil belt sander, 2 Skil saws, B 8. D sander, 3Vii" drills, vice, Buffalo 5 speed drill press, drills, floor drill press, one and one-third h.p. Interlake box stitcher, Rigid tri-stand, pipe cutters, dump bucket for lift truck, 4 fire extinguishers, warehouse carts, 4 wheel barrows, shovels, rakes, picks, floor scales, sump pump, electric cement mixer, boxes of nails, bolts, nuts, screws, etc. 4 propane propane gas heaters, welding accessories, accessories, Wolf material cutter cutter pressure water pumps, steel shelving -- 60 sections 16' x 4', steel racking with hardware, hardware, steel rod, tubing and angle steel, work benches, conveyor rollers, plus hundreds hundreds of other articles, approx. 500 lots of factory equipment and tools. Office furniture: desks, filing cabinets, lateral files, 6 intercom intercom units and central, Canon NP 50 photo copier, Gestetner 360 duplicating machine, Gestetner 1100 photocopier, calculators, adding machines, shelving, display shelves, bookcases, stacking chairs, office chairs plus many other articles. Note time: 10:30 a.m. An excellent factory sale of tools and equipment, Viewing: Friday, February 18th, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.,and mojning of sale. S. A.' CziranCa, Bailiff 723-0018 McLean Auctions and Liquidations Oshawa 576-7550 Toronto 686-3291 7-lSNP litiil-lfWH OF OUR FINE OIL THE PUBLIC RAVE, OF THE WAV IT HEATS AND HOW, THEY SAVE ' Mills Bros. Fuels Ltd. B.R.6, Bowmanville Telephone 571-3757 The readers of this news column are in for a big letdown. letdown. Your regular correspondent correspondent has resumed writing writing after an absence of seven weeks. Many thanks to Jessie Fisk for sending in such newsy, chatty items while I was on leave. I wish I has some of her literary talent. Bert Frape returned home last Tuesday following a two week holiday in the Caribbean. Caribbean. He spent one week cruising cruising on the S.S. Victoria, visiting visiting the islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix, etc. and the last week was spent on Puerto Rico at San Juan Towers. Bert was accompanied by his daughter-in-law. Larry and Evelyn Bradley returned on the weekend from Florida where they had been vacationing for the past two weeks. On Wednesday, February 9th, 2nd Manvers Brownies held a successful bake sale and tea. The girls did a program program pertaining to badge work and several badges were handed out. Once again parents came through with an abundance of baking. On Saturday, February 12th, Donna and Walter Bryant and family held an Open House in honor of the 40th wedding anniversary of Donna's parents, Eileen and Ken Maguire. Friends came from Toronto, Cobourg, Gooderham, Oshawa, Bowmanville Bowmanville and Peterborough to share the celebration. The beautiful weather and congenial congenial atmosphere made it a day to long be remembered. Margaret Wright attended the funeral of her aunt, Miss Minnie Hopkins, in Oshawa last week. Winners at the last euchre in Ballyduff ■ were Cathy Mac- Kenzie, Bertha McGill, Stan Wright, Sid Powers with special special prizes for the evening going to Ralph and Anne Holt- by. The next card party will be held on Friday, Feb. 18. A Park Board meeting is planned for Tuesday, March 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the Pontypool Community Centre. The executive would like all coaches to be present, Kelly Neals left on Monday morning for Miami, Florida. He expects to be playing ball with a team from there for the coming season. Our best wishes go with Kelly! The guest speaker at the Pontypool United Church on Sunday was Rev. Kay Humphries of Consecon. Her sermon entitled "Possibility and Accountability" was very interesting. The girls and boys, too, were quite intrigued .with her children's story - comparing a clock and its parts to the human body. The choir rendered the anthem "Take Time to.be Holy" with Nettie Aiken at the organ. Don Genge of Cayan will be the guest speaker on Feb. 20 and Feb. 27. On Sunday, Feb. 20th, the Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders, Pathfinders, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts and their leaders will attend the 10:00 a.m. service in Pontypool United Church. Kathleen Morton of Bethany asked that I put the following information in the Pontypool column, hoping that some readers will be interested in its content. A group of citizens would like to form a Historical Society for Manvers Township. Township. The objective of this society will be to try to preserve preserve some of the township artifacts and buildings. The Bethany Post Office is the first aim. The interested group hopes to have the building remain in the township and use it as a beginning for the newly formed organization. There will be a meeting in the Bethany Town Hall on Wed., Feb. 23rd at 7:30 p.m. and it is hoped that as many as possible possible will attend to display their interest in the new organization. Guests at this meeting will include a representative representative from the Ontario Historical Society, one from the Peterborough Historical Society and Mrs. Alice Turn- bull (the former Alice Ryley, a former Bethany area resident). resident). The group is interested in hearing from people with similar feelings about their heritage. Speedy get-well wishes are sent to Mrs. Lloyd Cain who underwent major surgery in Wellesley Hospital, Toronto, early this week. Our thoughts are with Velma, Ruth Fisk and all others who are ill at the present time. Last week's high bowlers were Lorraine Challice with a single of 236 and Marion Fisher with 400 for the high double. This week's high single of 239 was rolled by Carole Stinson. Carole also had the high double, 400. On Saturday evening Ballyduff Ballyduff Hall was filled for the Ladies' Aid Pot-Luck Supper. At 6:45 p.m., following the blessing by Rev. Swann, all heaped up their plates from the many delectable dishes on the smorgasbord tables. Following Following clean-up, a variety program program was presented with Rev. Swann as chairman. There were musical numbers -- vocal and instrumental -- readings and two skits by the Pontypool U.C.W. A draw for a beautifully decorated Valentine cake was made with Bert Frape of Pontypool holding holding the winning ticket. Visitors with the Keith Dewars last Saturday evening were Curly and James Denholm Denholm and Mary Edwards of Oshawa and Greta and Sam Goldie of Lindsay. All attended attended the Ballyduff Pot-Luck Supper Supper with Keith, James and Mary rendering musical numbers in the program. Pontypool U.C.W. On Tuesday, Feb. 8th, the regular monthly meeting of the Pontypool U.C.W. was held at the home of Grace Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Design and Lettering Done by Us on Premises -- NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence. STAFFORD BROS. LTD. tthorivi , Vktltr m Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318DundasSt. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 THREE BROTHERS PIZZA 623-4666 35 KINO ST.E. BOWMANVILLE FULLY LICENSED BY THE L.L.B.O. SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK Effective February 16 to February 23,1983 Fallis at 12 noon. The eleven ladies present were treated to a sumptuous full-course meal provided by the hostess, assisted assisted by Dorothy Dewar. Following dinner, U.C.W. President, Kay Youngman opened the meeting with a vote of thanks to Grace and Dorothy, the repeating of the U.C.W. Purpose and the poem "A Friend." The Devotional period followed followed with Jessie Fisk and Nettie Aiken sharing the readings, readings, prayers, topic, etc. Hymns sung were "What a Friend We Have in Jesus" and "O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee." The minutes of the previous meeting were read with one amendment being made. Gloria Dunford, envelope steward of the church, is to send out cards and receipts immediately following donations donations to the Pontypool Church Memorial Fund. "From the Pontypool U.C.W. and the Pontypool Congregation" is to be written on the cards. The treasurer's report was read and approved. A motion was made that the 1983 Assessment Assessment for Conference and Prësbyterial expenses be sent, also that $50.00 be put aside to go towards expenses for young people attending Quin-Mo-Lac Camp. The U.C.W. is planning a Pot-Luck Supper - tentative date, March 23rd - with program program committee, Kay Young- man, Jessie Fisk and Yvonne Fallis. (More information at a later date). Pontypool Anniversary Service Service is to be held at 11:00 a.m. on June 12th with the Rev. Bill Wells of Peterborough as the guest speaker. Special music will be provided by Whistler, Mignon Maynéard, also of Peterborough. Plans are underway for the Annual Salad Supper to be held this year in May, As many ladies as possible will go to the World Day of Prayer to be held in St. Paul's Anglican. Church, Bethany, on Friday, March 4th. Kay Youngman reported that Grace Fallis, Jessie Fisk, Nettie Aiken, Margaret Murphy and herself had attended attended the U.C.W. Rally in St. James Church, Peterborough, on Tuesday, Feb. 1st, and had thoroughly enjoyed the session session with Mrs. Locke from Springville as the guest speaker. Following a Valentine contest contest by Jessie Fisk and the Mizpah Benediction, the meeting meeting closed. The Pontypool Fire Department Department has a new fire truck which is presently being painted and equipped for duty. Last Thursday evening, the Keenagers met for their regular regular meeting in the Pontypool Community Centre. Following the business portion of the meeting, euchre was played with Ruth Richardson and Harold Moore having the highest number of points. St. John Ambulance taught its first Canadian first aid class in Quebec City in 1883. Since then they have taught about seven million Canadians home health care and first aid. They estimate their volunteer Brigade has helped some 10 million people. For Sale FIREWOOD All Hardwood Delivered or Pick-Up Newtonvllle 797-2189 or 786-2633 for the bingo prizes at Frost Manor Nursing Home. Mrs. Addison Scott was in charge of the worship program program and opened with the hymn, "My Faith Looks Up to Thee". The theme of the worship program was "Faith, Hope, and Love," and the greatest of the three being love. Mrs. Mary Capell read from Cor. 13:1-13 and summed up by saying, "There is a destiny that makes us brothers, brothers, none goes his way alone, all that we put into the lives of others, comes back' into our own." The offering was received and the worship concluded with the singing of the hymn, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus". The program was based on the theme "Can U.C.W. Help You", and taking part in role plays were Hazel Ryley, Violet Carr, Bertha Ferren, and Mary Capell. They depicted depicted women in different situations and each needed help with their frustrations and problems and found it in the fellowship of women's group. They showed them that Christianity is not a voice in the wilderness, and that there is no substitute for everyday caring. The meeting adjourned with a benediction and a social time was enjoyed over refreshments. refreshments. The man who looks for easy work always goes to bed tired. The Hon. Allan Lawrence M.P. presented Bowmanville High School with two Canadian flags last Monday. Principal Harry Bradley, who accepted the flags on behalf of the school, said they commemorate Mr. Lawrence's visit and symbolize the connection between the community and the federal government. BETHANY NEWS I imagine that the skiers had a very good time this last weekend, with all the snow and cold temperatures. The cars with ski racks were streaming by our house on both days. A new society is being started up in Bethany. It is the Manvers Historical Society and their inaugural meeting is to be held on Wed., Feb. 23rd at 7:30 p.m. in the Bethany Town Hall. Interested individuals individuals as well as representatives representatives from local groups are invited to attend this meeting. The Golden Stars Sr. Citizens Citizens held their regular shuffle- board games on Feb. 9th and at 10 a.m. it was team two: George E. Clarke, Gertie Clarke, Iva Porteous, Lloyd, playing against team three: Annie Sharpe, Dave Brooks, Eleanor Brooks, Leonard Driver. Each team finished the matches, winning one each. At lfa.m. it was team one: Irene MacDonald, Derena Clark, Mildred Bristow, Bristow, Bertha Ferren playing against team four: Mary Morton, Mildred Braithwaite, Jessie Adams, Lawrence Adams. Team four proved to be the better team that day as they won both games. At 1:30, it was the general meeting of the Golden Stars Sr. Citizens and the meeting was opened by the President, Georgina Scott, and then the Secretary, Mary Morton, read the. minutes of the last meeting. After that is was "Happy Birthday" to those members celebrating and also special congratulations to Ralph and Ann Holtby who are celebrating celebrating a wedding anniversary. Best wishes are extended to Mr. Tom Jennings, who has returned home from hospital, and also to Molly Ward and Fenton Fallis. Students from Grandview Public School will be coming to entertain the Sr. Citizens at the next meeting on Feb. 23rd and those interested are invited to attend. A good crowd is hoped for. As there was a lack of men, the ladies replaced them in seven tables of euchre that were played. The high lady was Francis Jackson ancf the low lady was Muriel Morton. The high man was Electa Smith and the low man was Bertha Ferren. The Bethany U.C.W. met in the Church Hall on Feb. 7th at 8 p.m. The President, Mrs. Ray Porteous, welcomed everyone, and repeated a WHEN FOLKS TALK OF SERVICE-THEY NEVER JEST, CAREFUL THOUGHT SHOWS/ffiEYREl^ THE BEST Fred's Fruit Market Hwy. 115 and 35 South of Orono offering to you: Fresh, crisp Apples from $3.95 up for Vi bushel Flemish Beauty and Bose Pears Fresh Eggs and Potatoes FitFive. Just for you. FITNESS at your own pace . like to do. . doing the things you That's FitFive. 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Mrs. Nelly Michel gave an interesting report on the afternoon session of the U.C.W. presbyterial, held in St. James United Church on Tues. Feb. 1st. The World's Day of Prayer at St. Paul's Anglican Church is to be held on the first Friday in March. More details to follow after a planning meeting. meeting. Mrs. Frank Edwards made a request for old, costume jewellery to be used ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AMD HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT ACT The Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC) is undertaking the detail design of a proposed Highway 35/115 underpass to be located between Highway 2 and Highway 401, at the Township Road between Lots 34 and 35, Town of Newcastle, Regional Municipality ot Durham, W.P. 36-82-01,02, District 7 - Port Hope. M.T.C. is currently proposing the following: - Construction of right-in/right-out channelized, at grade intersections with Highway 35/115. - Construction of two-span bridge lo carry the local road over Highway 35/115, Including approaches. - Construction of the necessary local road connections to allow two-way access to Highway 35/115 at this location. - Minor realignment of the service road to maintain Its function. This project is following a planning process which has been approved under the Environmental Assessment Act, 1975. This approval requires that an Environmental Study Report be filed with the Ministry of the Environment (M.O.E.) prior to construction. Public notification of the availability of this report will be made at the time it is sent to M.O.E. Since projects of this type normally result in predictable, relatively minor environmental impacts and since environmental controls are provided for In the approved planning process, no Individual approval of this project by the M.O.E. is required. However, if serious environmental concerns exist, any member of the public, public group, Ministry, agency or municipality may request to the Minister of the Environment that this project be subject to the formal Government and public review and approval under the E.A. Act and be subject to a hearing, If necessary. M.T.C. would appreciate receiving any comments or concerns you or your organization may have with regard to this project. Please provide your comments or requests for further Information to: Mr. V. 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