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1 ( i 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, February 8,1984 Work Wanted Auction Sales NEED a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs to all makes. Harvey Partner, Orono 983-5206, Bowmanville, 623-2301. 4-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 Keep Canada Beautiful FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 'AulhcrijjJ Dtaltr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 668 3552 Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details SUPER HOT SPECIALS o' d - j « ■ $0 85 Spiced Gouda... *6.28 kg ib. Medium Gouda .*7.29kg$3. 30 Store made Dutch Style Q - Braad Worst *6.50 kg b 2. Store Sliced Lean Side Bacon *5.30 kg$2- 40 Swift Boneless . . Dinner Ham *5.39kg^. lb. Ib. Ib. Ib. Ib. Ib. Canada Packers Assorted Baked * -- __ Meat Loafs 557100 g ^2. Course Salami sa 04 No Garlic 897100 g ^4. We Do Freezer Cutting Now A-1 Steer Sides s 1.89 » Many More Specials In The Store lYKSTRA'S ELICATESSEN AND FOOD MARKET LTD. 77 King St. West Bowmanville 623-3541 Auction Sales Puck Dropping Opens Novice Tournament Auction Sale NO SALE AT RETHICK'S AUCTION BARN UNTIL FEBRUARY 25th at 7 p.m. We will be featuring a large quantity of articles at this sale from Leona's Antiques and Things, Burlington. We'll have a list before the sale date. 6-2SNP Auction Sale Sat., Feb. 11 at 6 p.m. at Pearce Auction Centre on Shirley Rd., 4 ml. S. of Port Perry Consignment sale with antiques, furniture, appliances, tools, etc. including hot drink dispenser. Frigidaire electric range, large oak desk, windows with sashes, hardwood chairs, 5 gal. crock with lid, pressback chairs, balance scales, double bed, aluminum step ladder, decorative lamp, mlxmaster. Pyrex cookware, guitar, toys, hand tools, etc. Room for more items in this sale. Phone 985-7492. Managed and sold by Pearce Auction Service. 6-1SN Important Unreserved Auction Sale Of farm machinery, onion and potato . equipment and irrigation equipment for Hemlock Creek, Farms, c/o Alex More Sr. and Alex More Jr. Lots one and two, Concession North Lake Road,' Norfolk Township. Take Highway No. 19 South of Tillsonburg to Port Burwell, then five miles east. Friday, February 17, 1984 12:30 sharp. Proprietor - Hemlock Creek Farms, Alex More Sr., Alex More Jr., (519) 875-2842 Bus. (519) 875-2885 Res. Sale conducted by Sunrise Equipment Auctions Inc. Auctioneers and appraisers, R.R. 3, Norwich, Ontario. Phone (519 ) 424-9998. 6-1SN Estate Auction Wed., Feb. 15 at 6:30 p.m. Brooklln Community Centre Cassels Rd. E., Hwy. 7 and 12 We are selling the estate of the late Howard Milton Parkin of Brooklin, plus selected consignments. The sale will include antique furniture, such as a diningroom suite, lovely old dressers, beds, cedar chests, parlor tables, 4 matching cane bottom chairs, tool box, rockers, set of 6 matching pressback chairs, Victorian chair, china cabinet, selection of antique guns and swords, handmade coat rack, selection of antique clocks including one with wooden works, crocks, decoys, china glass, 2 reverse paintings on glass, etc. Modern furniture and household effects include a sofa, armchairs, recliner, .. lamps, Kenmore vacuum, spin washer dryer, air conditioners, lawn mower, wooden kitchen set, chrome set, pictures, color TV and stand, stereo set, etc. Partial listing only. Preview 4:30 p.m. Terms cash, Visa or approved cheque. Auctioneer Earl MacKinnon 655-3526, 6-1SN Boyle Bantam Selects Win On Saturday, Feb. 4th the Boyle Bantams went to Wasaga Beach for a two-day tournament. On Saturday we met Port Elgin. Brad Rushak started the scoring for the game on a pass from Brad Sainsbury. Boyle's other goal was by Paul Brunt from David Reid and Tim Smith. Port Elgin was a big and strong team which proved to be too powerful for our boys by scoring seven goals against us to make the score 7 - 2. Saturday night, the Boyle boys came up against another good team from Kitchener. This time the boys were luckier winning the game with the final score of 3 - 0. Kevin Flintoff began the scoring in the first period from a pass by Carl Feadema. Carl then came back later in the period to score, with assists going to Kevin and Brad Sainsbury. In the second period Chris Bloedorn added the final goal for the game with an assist going to Shawn Broome. In this game, Kevin Flintoff received a mesial for M.V.P. and both goalies Stephen Conway and Paul Stephens received pins for having a shut-out. On Sunday, we played the host team of Wasaga Beach. Opening the scoring in the game was a goal by Tim Smith from a pass by Paul Brunt and David Reid. We held our own until Wasaga tied up the game. With less than a minute left in the second period Wasaga scored again to make the score 2 -1 for them and this proved to be the end of the scoring in the game. Stephen Conway did the net minding in this game and Tim Smith received a medal for the M.V.P. for Bowmanville. The Bowmanville boys worked hard in all three games, never letting up once. News Briefs Public works department staff will be operating with a minimum of staff during a two-week summer holiday shutdown. Public Works Director Ron Dupuis noted that staff will be kept on duty for essential essential services only during the two-week holiday closings closings which have been in effect effect since 1981. "This practice has been continued for the past few years enabling the department department to better schedule maintenance and construction construction activities during the balance of the summer months," said Mr. Dupuis in • a report. The town's 34 outside workers employed at the works department are entitled entitled to over 600 days of vacation vacation allotment, said Mr. Dupuis. Mid-Winter Specials at THE MILL 1. All Leather Collars and Leashes For Dogs 10% OFF 2. 8 kg Purina Dog Chow $ 8.88 3. 20 kg Purina Wild Bird . Seed NOW $ 10.00 HHVanstone Flour and Feed Mill ■ ■ Miuminki nr uvnurn rwimpniqm i umirrv DIVISION or PYPKCH LNIMPMISI'S LIMlItl) Early Saturday morning at the Memorial Arena in Bowmanville, His Worship Mayor Garnet Rickard, right, and BMHA President Bruce Lush opened the annual Novice tournament by dropping the oversized puck. Taking the faceoff were, at left, Capt. Wayne Empringham of the J.T. Pearce, Auctioneer sponsored Port Perry Novices and Capt. Charles Ballach of the Canadian Tire Oshawa Black Hawks, who won the Consolation title. East Gwillembury Wins Novice Tournament Captain Scott Jones accepts the "A" Championship trophy from Roy Jeffers Jeffers after Scott's East Gwillembury team defeated Lindsay 5-0 in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Novice tournament held on Saturday at the Memorial Arena. Charlie Ballach of the Oshawa Black Hawks Novice squad accepted the Consolation trophy on behalf of his team after Oshawa defeated Cooksville 3-1 on Saturday at the Bowmanville Memorial Arena. Presenting the trophy to Charlie is BMHA past president Roy Jeffers. I'M A CHINCHILLA I SEND TODAY TO: CANADIAN CHINCHILLA I P.O.BOX 1684 ST. MARYS, ONT,, CANADA NOM 2V0 TELEPHONE (5191229-6117 and you can raise mo. . . INVEST NOW ... lor your family business lor lun and future! This Is all it takes to start your Career as a Chinchilla Rancher ... a love ol animals - a garage or spare room such as a basement which meets the climate conditions required required lor chinchilla ... and a mile spare lime. Chinchillas are one ol the mosl valuable furboaring animals In Iho world, In Iho laslesl growing lur Industry! Healthy, harmless, odor-lroo, Chinchillas nro easy lo care lor Indoors and lliey eal very Utile , . . Ihey'ro vegetarians, name ADDRESS CITY PHONE ACE .... OCCUPATION MARRIED □ SINGLED Gentlemen: I am Inleresled In Chinchilla ranching. ranching. Please supply Information lacis, ligures and potential ol Chinchilla Ranching In this aiea. (ADULTS ONLY PLEASE). I am Inleresled In □ PART TIME RANCHING U PULL TIME RANCHING, LITCRATUnE WITHOUT OBLIGATION ORONO and DISTRICT By Isabelle Challice Quote - "It's not what you'd do with a million, If riches should e'er be your lot, But what are you doing at present With the dollar and a half you've got?" Mr. and Mrs. Murray Brown and girls, Peterborough were Sunday visitors with her parents, the O. Challices. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rainey, Lindsay, were last Sunday supper guests of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Lome Bowins. We are pleased to announce the arrival of a department- type store for our business section, in the former I.G.A. grocery. This is a much needed needed shopping requirement for Orono and the other part of the store will be used by Partner Plumbing and Heating. Harvey Partner purchased the entire Armstrong building last fail. Mr. and Mrs. Denis Pickard and Mr. and Mrs. Moriey Flintoff of Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Allin, Newcastle Newcastle were all Saturday visitors with their sister, Mrs. E. L. Gilbank. On Feb. 3, Mr. and Mrs. Derek Barnett attended the winter convocation at the University of Guelph, when their daughter Carol received her degree - Master of Science, (Horticulture). Following Following the ceremony, they were entertained for lunch by Dr. and Mrs. D. Ormrod. Also in attendance was Miss Diane Barnett. Carol is continuing her studies at Cornell University, University, Ithaca, N.Y. Mr. Robert Hannah, Oshawa, was a Sunday caller with Mrs. Bessie Bellamy. Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott and boys were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Thompson and family, Napanee. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mercer and Mrs. Doris Wannan visited visited Mrs. Irene Martineil, Port Hope on Sunday afternoon. Kirby Card Party The progressive euchre party sponsored through the Kirby U.C.W. was held last Thursday, Feb. 2, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wilson, Orono South, with 13 tables in progress. The following were winners - High Lady - Doreen Lowery, Low Lady - Inez Boughen (Newtonville), High Gent - Bob Morton (Kendal), Low Gent - Jack Bairston. The Orono Horticulture is V SINGER PRODUCTS *A Trademark of The Singer Company In Home 4 Step 19 Point Tune-up Only $ 19.95 Reg. 39.95 Repairs to All Makes Singer Service Centre 11 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa Phone 433-1140 For Appointments already planning several bus trips, one to Toronto the latter part of this month to the Spring Flower Show, in the Automotive Building, Toronto, and a trip to Edwards Gardens and Cullens Barns on April 14th. If interested please call for more information to Doreen Lowery 983-5964. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luxton, Bowmanville were last Friday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mercer. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Harris visited their daughter, Mrs. Doug Hird, Whitby, on Saturday last. She is recuperating recuperating from recent surgery. On their way home they called on Mrs. Douglas Harris who is a patient in Oshawa hospital. Following a very cold, wintery January, we sure welcomed this past weekend, with beautiful sun and greatly moderated temperatures. I guess the old ground-hog sure saw his shadow and we still have six more weeks of winter! Orono United Church News The sacrament of Holy Communion was celebrated at the regular morning service. Donna Hutton gave the children's children's story and Mr. Gordon Mills led in the Psalm and scripture readings. The choir anthem "There's a Wideness in God's Mercy" is No. 76 in the red hymn book and is the second hymn, in our choir - congregation learning experience. Happy Birthday to Mrs. June Heard who celebrated her birthday Tuesday, Feb. 7. There are three unit meetings this week, Unit No. 2 in the main hall of the church on Tuesday, Feb. T, Unit No. 3 ladies are meeting at the home of Mrs. Elaine Elson, Station Street, and Unit No. 4 at the home of Mrs. Edna Watson. The ladies of unit No. 1 met last Wednesday, Feb. 1st in the main hall of the church, which was prettily decorated for Valentines Day. Mrs. Bertha White, unit leader, Doris Wannan and Vera Staples were in charge of devotions, based on Valentine's Valentine's day. Unit No. 5 ladies from Leskard met Wed., Feb. 1 at the home of Violet Sutcliffe, their leader, with 10 ladies in attendance. Mrs. Reta Jonah gave an excellent devotional "How to Cope with Loneliness." Loneliness." Bessie Bellamy reported their 'pen sales' were ' quite brisk and they needed to re-order. Spring plans include the possibility of a giant yard or auction sale to raise extra funds. Our next card party will be in the hall on Saturday, Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. The members of the Orono Board of Stewards of Orono United Church met on Monday afternoon with 10 members in attendance. Mr. Norman Groot was reelected reelected as chairman and Isabelle Challice was re-elected re-elected as secretary. Mr. Ray Dickson was re-elected treasurer treasurer with Mr. William Armstrong as co-treasurer. Discussions followed re financial reports, new busi-_ ness, investments, etc. ; Several items of business ! were referred to the Board of ; Trustees who will meet this! Sunday morning, 10:30 a.m. 1 prior to church services. Durham Complex News We are sorry to report Mr. Vic Garrod is a patient in St.', Michaels Hospital, Toronto. ' His many friends wish him a. speedy recovery. Vic is well known as the "Poet Laurete" - of Durham Complex. ; We welcome Mr. Robert Cayley to our fair community. as another new resident. A very pleasant event took- place on Saturday evening / Feb. 4, when 54 friends and relatives staged a surprise ■ party for John Beattie on the occasion of his 65th birthday.. The evening was spent' socializing and everyone, enjoyed a delicious buffet dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ray., Jackson, Ottawa were guests from the furthest distance, - and others were present from Barrie, Scarborough, and , Toronto. Congratulations - John! Our next monthly dinner and party will be next Thurs- .- day, Feb. 16 with dinner at ■; 5:30 p.m. Be sure to let us.' know if you are planning to - attend! Remember Your Valentine Perfume - Cologne Gund Animals Maggi B Candy 26 KING ST. E., BOWMANVILLE, ONT. E.J. STUTT Phm.B. 623-3361 J.H. STUTT Phm.B. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT HELP WANTED JUNIOR ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN The Town of Newcastle Public Works Department requires a Junior Engineering Engineering Technician to assist in all matters of an engineering nature undertaken by the Department; more specifically, the preparation of surveys and engineering engineering designs for roads and drainage works, drafting, design and budget estimates, review of the development proposals and preparation of reports and recommendations on such matters. Applications should be eligible for accreditation as a Certified Engineering Technician, or have equivalent qualifications and/or experience, and possess possess proven written and communications skills. A valid motor vehicle operator's licence is required. This is a Union position with an annual salary of $16,534. to 20,667. ( 1983). Applicants should apply, in confidence, to the undersigned, by 4:30 p.m. on February 17, 1984. Applicants should include a detailed description of employment history and qualifications. / Due to the large number of applications expected, only those being given further consideration will be acknowledged. D.S. Johnston, M.C.I.P., Administrator, Town of Newcastle, 40 Temperance Street, BOWMANVILLE, Ontario L1C3A6 Date of Publication; February 8,1984