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t I I 13 Classified Ads Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanville, January 4,1984 Some Have to Work New Year's Eve Phone Help Wanted Work Wanted Auctions Experienced Walter and waitress wanted. Please apply by calling In person at THE CORONATION RESTAURANT 9 King St. W., Bowmanville MS DRIVERS NEEDED Apply Deluxe Taxi Sll silver St. 623-6909 MSN Furniture Manufacturer requires a customer relations person to take charge of the order desk Experience in related position essential, (bilingual preferred) Phone Plydeslgns / Orono Mrs. Nosowenko 983-9355 MSN j< ii T/. \ I CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER Aoplications will be acceded bv the Chief Administrative Officer for the position of Animal Control Officer until 4:30 ,.,p.m. January 11th 1984. Animal Control Officers are under the direction of the By-Law Enforcement Officer in the Town Clerk's Department. The following is a list of the principal functions of the position, and should not be considered as a detailed description of the duties associated with the position. Position responsibilities 1. Enforcement of all aspects of the Animal Control By-Law; 2. Maintenance of the Animal Control facility, including the care and feeding of all impounded animals; 3. Sale of dog licences; 4. Attendance in Court to prosecute all charges laid under the Provincial Offences Act relating to the Animal Control Control By-Law; 5. Carry out regular patrols of the municipality for the purpose purpose of apprehending dogs at large. Position requirements This position will be of interest to a mature and conscientious ' person with at least a Grade 12 education. 1. A knowledge of Court procedures and the Provincial Offences Act would be an asset; 2. Applicants should be experienced in the care and safe handling of dogs and other small animals; 3. The ability to communicate effectively with the public is also a prerequisite; 4. Applicants must possess a valid Ontario driver's licence and be capable of operating a van. This is a Union position. The salary level applicable is in accordance with Schedule "A" of the collective agreement (outside) - Category 3 - $9.91 per hour. Applications will not be acknowledged. Those persons to be interviewed will be advised by January 20th, 1984. Applications should be directed to David S. Johnston, M.C.I.P., Chief Administrative Officer Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street - •• Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6 MS Published January 4,1984 BILL SELLERS CARPENTRY General Contractor and Home Improvements ADDITIONS GARAGES REC ROOMS KITCHENS BATHROOMS CERAMIC TILE PRIVACY FENCE WOOD DECKS PATIO DOORS Repairs of all types FOR ESTIMATE CALL 623-4116 17-tfS REYNOLDS UPHOLSTERING Modern, Traditional and Antique Free pickup and delivery. FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 263-2132 R.R. 1, Hampton 48-tfSN GORD SIMPSON Phone 983-5808 Orono, Ontario Painting Paperhanging Carpentry Remodelling General Repairs Interior Exterior 14-tlS Mutton Masonry All Types of Cement Work Concrete Floors, Foundations and Walls Brick and Block Laying Chimney Construction and CHIMNEY SWEEP G.W. Mutton 623-5981 LOG HOMES HANDCRAFTED "Scan" Scribe and Dovetail Also lessons on building your own. Inquire v Christl's Log Works R.R. 2 Bowmanville, Ont. Phone576-8889 44-13S NEWCASTLE UPHOLSTERY Modern, antique, free estimates and pick-ups. Call 987-4958 29-tfSN Guest Flooring Floor Sanding and Finishing All Types of Wood Floors New Floors Laid and Old Floors Restored FREE ESTIMATES Call Evenings 987-5326 18-tfSN DON BROOKS & SON General Contractor Phone 723-6176 or 623-2755 32 years experience serving area in all types of household and commercial repairs. Carpentry-Plumbing Electrical and Masonry YOU NAME IT-WE DO IT! Free Estimates and Winter Rates ' 52-lfS Hutton & Wiggans Insulation BLOWN METHOD FREE ESTIMATES 623-2551 2-tfSN WATER wells bored, 30 tile. Ward's Well Boring. Telephone 416-372-3025. Representative Harry L. Wade. Telephone 416-987-4531. 8-tfS STEAM MAGIC Carpet, Upholstery and Wall Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES Call Roy Terry 623-2474 39-tfSN 1-lfSN Fred's Auto Body NOW OPEN AT 163 Baseline Rd. ' In Bowmanville Very reasonable rates on complete collision and rust repairs. Come in for your free estimate or call 623-6353 Fred Devries 38-tfS Refrigeration and Appliance Service Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration - Milk Coolers PHONE BERTSYER Days 623-5774 Nights 623-3177 Lander Hardware BYAM PLUMBING & HEATING INC. and AIR CONDITIONING NEW WORK and RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES Village of Tyrone R.R. 5, Bowmanville 263-2650 25-tfSN WHYTE'S UPHOLSTERY Have your chesterfield professionally upholstered. 25 Years Experience For Free Shop & Home Service Call RALPH WHYTE 623-5252 and ELECTRIC 2-lfS 125 King St. E. Bowmanville 26-tfSN ElE TO] WEATHERSHIELD ROOFING* ALTERATIONS • REPAIRS HOMES COTTAGES PATIOS Thomas G. Yeo 17 Frank Street Bowmanville, Ont. L1C 2J5 | j i l : ft William A. Yeo (416)623-9475 50-4S North America Concrete Finishing and Foundation Waterproofing Contractors Residential We specialize In repairing leaking basements - with a 10 year warranty. R.R. 3, Solina Rd. Bowmanville, Ont. Phone 723-0729 11-tfSN JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS Phone Hampton 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 43 Bowmanville 4-tfS HAVE YOUR CHIMNEY CLEANED, NO FUSS, NO MESS, BE SAFE THIS WINTER. ABERWYN CHIMNEY SWEEPS 655-3513 33-tfS BRINK'S EXCAVATING FOR TRENCHING EXCAVATION and SEPTIC TANKS PHONE NEWCASTLE 987-4995 No Sunday Calls 27-tfS Protect Your Assets with Nash Roofing ALL TYPES OF ROOFING & SIDING Eavestrough, soffits available. Free Estimates • Call 723-6055 -- Ask About Our Guarantee -- 21-tfSN BOWMANVILLE GLASS & MIRRORS 143 Wellington St., Bowmanville 623-3410 Monday, T uesday, Thursday, Friday 9-5; Saturday 9-2. Sealed units, storm windows and doors, store fronts and screen and glass repair, all types of glass and mirrors available -- FREE ESTIMATES 24 hr. phone service and emergency plate glass replacement Locally owned and operated. 7-tfSN T & C SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SALES - SERVICE"- PARTS Authorized Dealers for Briggs & Stratton, Lawn Boy, Tecumseh, Ariens, Canadians, Gilson MTD Toro Wheel Horse, Poulan Chain Saws, Echo Chain Saws and Trimmers HAMPTON 263-8469 50-tfSN PETE'S AUTO SERVICE Low rates, Good service by Class 'A' Mechanic R.R. 2, Bowmanville 623-4438 50-4S Les Shelley Plumbing Hot Water Heating For repairs or renovating FREE ESTIMATES Call 623-4960 42-tfSN Oxford Bricklayers - Stonemasons Ltd. 983-5606 All Kinds of Brick Block - Stonework Concrete - Chimneys and Ceramic Tile Repair Work ALSO CHIMNEY CLEANING 21-tfS You Only Have to Burn Once Have your chimney cleaned. Dr. Chimney 623-7984 37-tfSN J specializing in lino carpentry & custom made woodwork s ! GERRY'S WOOD MILL Gerry & Lulso Lons 623-2371 HIS DUAL ACTION CARPET STEAM CLEANING $45 SPECIAL Dining Room and Living Room Plus Hallway C & J Services Call Collect 623-2095 anytime 31-tfSNP Auction Sale Friday, January 6th 7:00 p.m. at our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28 Selling the usual good selection of furniture, appliances, tools and household articles Including 2 refrigerators, auto dryer, drill press plus lots of other articles. Grant and Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd. R.R, 2, Port Hope, Ont. 416-797-2127, 1-SNP Auction Sale Wed., Jan. 18 at 11 a.m. 100 Holstelns, January consignment sale selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, featuring a G.P. three year old Ma|osty's Daughter, due at sale time to Triple Threat from a VG dam With 4 Y305D19287 851 4.41 per cent (175-207), 2nd dam (Ex With 6Y324D 18458 814 4,41 per cent) (162-190), Also a number of fresh cows and bred heifers, If you wish to consign at this sale, please phono Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. MS Auction Sale Pethlck's Auction Barn, Haydon, one mile east of Enniskillen, Saturday evening January 7 at 7 p.m. Furniture and miscellaneous articles - boxes and boxes of articles. Terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick, auctioneer. 1-1SNP i Saturday, January 7 10 a.m. Large auction sale for the estate of the late George Pickett, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge including flat back cupboard, cedar chests, wash stands, pine box, pine table, oak buffet, captain's chair, dining room suite, brass bed, bedroom suite with twin beds, ' antique secretary, rocker, quilts, dressers, drop leaf table, no. of small tables, violin, Filter Queen vacuum, books, large quantity of dishes and glassware, dresser with oval mirror, guns including Remington Model 87012 guage shot gun, Colt 32 pistol, Iver Johnson shot gun, large quantity of tools and hardware. NOTE: This is a large sale closing out the estate. Sale at 10 a.m. Sale managed 8, sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. MS Wednesday, January 11th at 12:30 p.m. Victoria's New Year Opportunity Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2 Lindsay, Ont. Acoroximately 85 head of purebred and grade holstein cattle. A good number of fresh cows and a group of good growthy heifers. An opportunity to select a good typy female for your herd. For consignments or further information contact Sales Office 705-324-8311. Sales Manager John Buckley 324- 4017 - Sales Agent Cliff Lillico 439-2380 or Carl Hicksontowner and auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 324-9959. Our next monthly sales are Saturday, February 4 at 12:30 p.m. and Wednesday, March 7th at 12:30 p.m. 52-2SN Thursday evening, January 5,6 p.m. Auction sai'i of furniture and antiques, tjne property of Nelson Ashton. . Ashburn selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including Kenmore portable dryer, Kenmore washer and spin dry, Findlay electric stove, chesterfield, china cabinet, dishes, cookware, Singer sewing machine, round table, blanket box, set of Bentwood chairs, antique wash stand, antique dressers, antique chest of drawers, small tables, bedding, color TV, Royal Doulton figurine (Melanie), plus many other items. Owner giving up home. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524. 1-1S Elizabeth ville On Tuesday evening the Sunday School here had an excellent program and concert. concert. Rev. G. Rutherford acted as chairman and the following concert was enjoyed. Verses of Welcome by Marsha Foster and Beth Yarema. The Little Drummer Boy was sung; and some beat drums, by the whole school. Poems "Christmas Wishes" by Lori Frew, Rachel Long, Nicole Wakelin, and Krista Adamack. Piano solos by Angela Robinson, Nicole Wakelin, Rachel Long, and Krista Adamack at different intervals during the program. The pre school class, a poem Shining for' Jesus by "Adam Yarema, David Austin, James Burton and Amy Wakelin. Primary class, "Where forest folk spend Christmas;' by Marsha Foster, Beth Yarema, Lee Frew, Lea Dodington, Tammy Languile, Scott Longyear, Stephanie Long, Melanie Frew and Paul Wakelin. Junior class play, The Animal Christmas, with Bran Dodington, Thomas Adamack, Jeff Burton, Christie Longyear, Longyear, Jamie Hart, Angie Robinson, Ryan Foster and Missy Frew. Seniors sang Mary's Boy Child, by Rachel Long, Nicole Wakelin, Krista Adamack, and Lori Frew. Poems Suggestions; Please; and Christmas Tree; were given by Jeffery Burton, Ryan Foster, Missy Frew respectfully. respectfully. Go tell it to the mountain by the whole school. The Cook family had a musical number while the school prepared for their pageant which Mark Peacock read while the audience sang a number of carols that fit in. Santa visited the children and the parents served Christmas cookies and punch, tea, or coffee. Mr. and Mrs, H, Thickson celebrated Lesley West Grants to Increase Details of the 1984 grants will be sent to school boards in January, Education Minister Dr. Bette Stephenson said last week. The grant information contains contains data pertaining to weighting factors, grant ceilings, mill rates and other information which boards need to determine their budgets. Provincial grants to the boards will total $3,041.8 million, an increase of five per cent over 1983. The amount is $144.8 million more than was allocated last year. Dr. Stephenson said that , enrolment is expected to decline decline 1.5 percent next year while the assessment base is expected to rise by about two percent. The $3,041.8 million allocation should allow school boards to adopt budgets that will reflect the provincial five percent guideline for public service wage restraints, Dr. Stephenson said. The boards, she said, must consider what impact their budgets will have on the education mill rates and strive to keep the increase in local taxes to a minimum next year. To Speak Here An Ontario Hydro engineer engineer will be guest speaker this evening, Wednesday, January 4, at the regular meeting of the Bowmanville Men's Canadian Club. George Wieckowski, Quality Assurance Superintendent Superintendent at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, Station, will be the guest speaker when the Club meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Trinity United Church. Mr. Wieckowski has been associated with nuclear power since 1963 and has been assigned to the Pickering Pickering Nuclear Generating Station Station since 1968. A graduate of the University University of London in mechanical mechanical engineering, he pursued post-graduate studies in nuclear nuclear engineering at the University of Toronto after coming to Canada in 1951. Following completion of these studies, he joined the Nuclear Generation Division Division of Ontario Hydro and went to the Nuclear Power Demonstration Reactor for four years. Mr. Wieckowski is a member of the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario, Canadian Nuclear Nuclear Society, American Society Society for Quality Control, and the Electric Club of Toronto. Toronto. Marus Basic was one of several Durham Regional Police officers who was on duty New Y ear's Eve. The local gendarmes reported a very quiet evening with few driving mishaps. Ruth Clarke and Ruth Wilken were both on duty for the New Year's Eve shift at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. u,M, mbu l anCe ? tten . dants 9 lenn LegauU and Mike ' From all reports, December 31st went out quietly Wilken drew the night shift for New Year's Eve, with very few problems for emergency personnel. hcuscr's ninth birthday on Wednesday evening and hud supper with Mr, and Mrs. Wcstheuscr, The Garden Hill concert was Thursday evening and they had a pageant, The weather wasn't the best so I didn't go. Services were held on Saturday night at Canton and on Sunday at Welcome. Mr. and Mrs. O. Mercer flew to California last week and spent Christmas with their daughter Gwen, and family, and also son Alan and his family. Mrs. Katherine Lcwkow flew out to Calgary last week and spent Christmas with her son Joe and family. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Beatty held Christmas and had Mr, and Mrs, B. Burton and boys; Mr. and Mrs. R, Gunby and Andrew, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. J. Yarema and family; Mr, and Mrs. Z. Austin and boys. Mr. and Mrs, V. Peacock were with Mr. and Mrs. J, Peacock for one meal on Christmas, and they hud their other meal at Mr. and Mrs, A. Peacock's. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hodgins planned to spend Christmas with his mother but were unable unable to go on account of the bad roads in Eastern Ontario. Mr, and Mrs. E, Fowler held Christmas dinner and had Mr. and Mrs. I I, Thickson, Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fowler and girls, Ken Fowler, and Kathy Toms. Mr, and Mrs. II, Thickson had tea with Mr. and Mrs. Westheuser on Christmas Day. Mr, and Mrs. Alan Sheppard held Christmas and had Mr. and Mrs. M. Davis and family, Mrs. Clara Sheppard, Mr, and Mrs. Neil Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. John Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs, John Szwukob and Connie. Little Beth Anne Yarema is in Sick Kids, Toronto, with an eye problem. Mr. Clarence Beatty was taken to Port Hope Hospital this week. Mary Alice and Wendy White were both home for Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. 11. White. Mrs. Morris and Gary planned to go out for Christmas. Christmas. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Longyear Longyear celebrated Christmas and had Mr. and Mrs. W, Longyear. Mr. and Mrs, C, Mercer were with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crombic, Bowmanville on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mercer held Christmas and had Mr. and Mrs, R. Mercer and Bryan; Mr. and Mrs, W. Ter- henche and family, Port Hope; Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer; Mr. and Mrs. R, Crombic and boys, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Boxing Day. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Walker are in Florida for the holidays. Mrs. Mary Trcw had tea Christmas at Mr. and Mrs. A. Peacocks. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Quantrill had Christmas at their daughter's, Mr. and Mrs. John Currier on Christmas and they held Christmas on Monday and had Mr. and Mrs. J, Quantrill and family, Lansing, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs, John Currier and family, Port Hone; Mr. and Mrs. H, Holden, Guelph. More visitors next week, YOU CAN HELP TOO. 1 *