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! I I 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 7. 1984 Work Wanted Chim-Chim-Cheree Chimney Sweeps 623-6672 -- professional chimney cleaning -- all work guaranteed -- member • Canadian Chimney Sweeps Association -- Canadian Wood Energy Institute -- Better Business Bureau 11-tlS EE TO] WEATHERSHIELD ROOFING • ALTERATIONS* REPAIRS HOMES COTTAGES PATIOS Thomas G. Yeo 17 Frank Street Bowmanville, Ont. L1C2J5 William A. Yeo (416)623-9475 9-tfS REYNOLDS UPHOLSTERING Modern, T raditional and Antique Free pickup and delivery. FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 571-1498 25 ColborneSt. W., . Oshawa, Ont. 37-tfSN Kool Enterprises Domestic & Commercial Refrigeration Milk Coolers Reach In Boxes Prompt Sales and Service Bowmanville 623-3221 623-7997 45-tfSN D.T. DAVIES LTD. BOWMANVILLE Complete Landscape Service Planting Pruning Roto-tilling Lock Stone Wood Decks Timber Walls Gabion Baskets Wood Fencing Flag Poles Fall Clean Up David Davies 263-2752 33-tfSN NEWTONVILLE WATERWORKS Fresh water delivery for pools, wells, etc. 7 DAYS A WEEK 987-4973 33-tfSN HOLROYD'S HEATING Authorized ESSO Home Comfort Dealer Oil burner sales Cleaning and Repairs Parts and Service Plan Bowmanville 623-2185 7-tfS DUANE T. TAYLOR GENERAL CARPENTER Tyrone 263-8471 Experienced in all aspects of residential wood construction plus cabinets, lathe work, furniture and repairs, custom doors and windows. Carpentry done the right way at the right price, t j 18-tfSN Fred's Auto Body 163 Baseline Rd. ' in Bowmanville Very reasonable rates on complete collision and rust repairs. Insurance Claims Come in for your free estimate or phone 623-6353 Fred Devries 18-tfS NEED a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs to all makes. Harvey Partner, Orono 983-5206, Bowmanville, 623-2301. 4-tfSN NEWCASTLE UPHOLSTERY Modern, antique, free estimates and pick-ups. Call 987-4958 29-tfSN Les Shelley Plumbing Hot Water.Heatlng For repairs or renovating FREE ESTIMATES Phone 433-1112 26-tfSN WATER wells bored, 30 tile. Ward's Well Boring. Telephone 416-372-3025. Representative Harrv. L. 'Wade. Telephone 416-987-4531. STEAM MAGIC Carpet, Upholstery and Wall Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES Call Roy Terry 623-2474 39-tlSN f DUAL ACTION I CARPET STEAM I CLEANING I I ONLY $45 I | Dining Room and I I Living Room ■ Plus Hallway 1 I C & J Services I I Call Collect I | 623-2095 I j anytime | I 7-tlSNP I j&iy < T / l / a£f Taping, Finishing, Spray Stucco, Ceilings, Plaster Repairs, Painting. Phone Wally Lucyk 987-4694 NEWCASTLE 24-tfSN I RAN'S AILOR SHOP Alterations & Tailoring Open 9 -- 6 Closed Wednesday Saturday 9 --3 623-5011 33-tfSNP JAMES BRITTON "Jim of All Trades" SPECIALIZING IN REC ROOMS -- WALLPAPERING PAINTING -- ALL INTERIOR DECORATING EXPERIENCED IN ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, etc, Telephone 623-3506 aller 6 p.hi. Bowmanville 20-IIS North America Concrete Finishing and Foundation Waterproofing Contractors Residential Wo specialize In repairing leaking basements ■ with a 10 year wairanly. R.R. 3, Sollna Rd, Bowmanville, Ont., Phone 723-0729 11-IISN Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sale Pethick's Auction Barn Haydon One mile east of Enniskillen Saturday evening, Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. Large quantity of furniture and small articles. Terms cash or good cheque. Come have a look, stay if you like. Cliff Pethick Auctioneer. 45-1SNP Consignments for our 15th Annual Ski-Doo Auction Sat., Dec. 1,10 a.m. at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay We need snowmobiles, all terrain vehicles, recreation vehicles, cars, trucks, tractors, farm machinery, construction equipment and tools. Consign now so we can advertise your units. Phone 705-324-2783 (or 0182) or bring to barn by November 15. 45-2SNP Auction Sales Every Wednesday 7 p.m. and Every Sunday 1 p.m. 94 Bruce St., Oshawa, south of Athol Street off Ritson Rd. (watch for signs) Selling: bedroom suites, diningroom suites, box springs and mattresses, chesterfield suites, stereos, ghetto blasters, tools, glass, china, housewares, something for everyone. Manv .articles too numerous to list. Used and Antiques - every Sunday afternoon a selection of new, used, antiques and collectables. All sales are worthy of your attendance. To consign to any of our upcoming sales, or for more information phone 433-8032. 41-tfSNP Work Wanted JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS Phone Hampton 263-2151 ' MAIL ADDRESS: P.O.Box 43 Bowmanville 4-tfS FURNACES CLEANED Parts and Service Policy HARVEY PARTNER & SONS Bowmanville 623-2301 Orono 983-5206 4-tfSN BRINK'S EXCAVATING FORTRENCHING EXCAVATION and SEPTIC TANKS PHONE NEWCASTLE 987-4995 No Sunday Calls 27-tfS A Channel Mastei Antennas end Colorotors Professionally Installed --Sales-- Repairs 576-5606 WHITE'S Tower Systems 38-tfS WHITE'S INSULATION Specialists In BLOWN INSULATION Government C.H.I.P program now available (or homes built before December 31, 1977 We are a Government Certified Contractor Registered number Ont, -199 Fully Insured and bonded. TELEPHONE 576-5606 OSHAWA-COURTICE 38-tfS Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonvllle, Nov. 9th Friday, 7:00 p.m. Selling a large quantity of antiques from a Port Hope home including several rockers (large and small), pine tables, drop leaf tables, numerous small occasional tables, dressers, chests of drawers, old double bed, single beds, wicker settee, Bentwood rocker, odd chairs, bunk beds (frames), stoves, dryer, washer spinner, electric heaters, Burroughs manual cash register. Terms: cash. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton 786-2244. 45-1SNP Auction Sale Friday, Nov. 9th 7:00 p.m. Selling the usual good selection of appliances, furniture and household articles including several antique cupboards, chairs and tables, upright freezer, new dining room table and 4 chairs. Good chesterfield, surveying instrument with case and tripod, solid oak buffet, antique oak bed and dresser, new tools, axes, splitting mauls, socket sets, pliers, wrenches, hammers, saws, come-alongs, toys, dolls, novelties, plus 100's of other articles too numerous to list. Grant 8< Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd. R.R. 2, Port Hope, 416-797-2127. 45-1SNP Christmas Specials at Lindsay Flea Market on Little Britain Rd., beside McLean Auction Barn This Saturday, 9 to 5 Toys galore, radios, stereos, ceramics, crafts, Cabbage Patch clothes, Cabbage cousin dolls, dolls galore, stamp collector display, prints, bulk food, jewellery, candy, home pickles and baking. Tools, sport and work clothes, antique china, collectables, new and used flea items, yard sale. See you Saturday. Vendors wanted. Phone 705- 324-2783. 45-1SNP Wednesday, November 21 11 a.m. 100 Holstelns Grasshill Sale for Lloyd Wicks, Bobcaygeon, also 25 head from Cecil Snoddon, Sunderland, 20 head from Erick and Rick Pulfer, Hastings and 8 top pedigreed females from Paul Ruth, Omemee, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. One of the great production sales of 1984. Features include an April, 1984 "Tony" calf from a VG-3* Dam with 220- 250 BCA, a pair of September, 1983 Senator daughters - their full sister is (Ex) with 177-214, a July, 1984 Tony heifer calf from a Dam with BCA's of 221- 283, 3 daughters of the great Chieftess cow selling. She is VG With BCA's of 228-240. A 4 yr. old Magic Man (Ex) daughter selling fresh Oct. 21 with 2 yr. record of 199-232. She also has a 2 yr. old daughter selling fresh. A heavy producing Citamatt with over 200 BCA from 3 Gen. VG, her Dam has BCA's of 218- 234. A fancy VG Tempo with 3 yr. 180-188. She completes the 4th Gen. of VG females. A Red & White Triple Threat due January, 1985 to Regal-Red. Also a fancy 4 yr. old by Elevation selling fresh & milking 80 lb. Her 3 direct Dams all VG. A VG Starlite with 2000 of 4.3 per cent on the top transmitter list. Other fancy consignments to this sale include a show heifer from Elmcroft Holstelns • she being a September, 1983 Mattador from an Ex show cow. Others by Valiant, Attraction, Warden & Triple Threat. NOTE: Whether you're looking for top foundation pedigreed cattle or milk from outstanding young cows, this is a sale that demands your attention. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 45-2S Saturday, November 10 9:30 a.m, Complete household and tool sale for Ray Hill at the house, Quaker Hill. Go V2 mi. west of Uxbridge to Con. 6, then V2 mi. north to sale. Consisting of antique pump organ, cook stove, dining room table and chairs, chesterfield, several small tables, dishes, also a collection of 150 different types of hammers that Mr. Hill has collected over the years, several hand tools, Mr. and Mrs. Hill have given up their home. Everything must be sold. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 45-IS Auction Sale Land and Buildings Wednesday, Nov. 14,11 a.m. Under instructions received from owner, we will sell by Public Auction - approx. 2.85 acres of land situated on north-east corner of Hwy. 28 (formerly) and Con. 10 of North Monaghan Township, County of Peterborough. Approx, one mile north of Hwy. 115on former Hwy. 28. A nice piece of property located in heart of Kawarthas, close to airport, about 5 miles west of downtown Peterborough and 80 miles from Toronto. Property has a frontage of approx. 361' on Hwy, by 344' deep and features 4 separate buildings consisting of showroom, factory, steel shed and warehouse. An excellent retail location with room for expansion. Zoned service industrial. Showroom Vintage V/2 storey solid brick 30 x 32, original pine floors with 1200 sq. ft. hand hewn barn timber addition. Features large show windows, unique floor, very rustic throughout, F.A. oil. Factory • Insulated concrete block building 50 x 100, 12' ceilings, steel truss roof with No. 1 rigid insulation, F.A. oil heat, 200 amp electrical service 550 volt 3-phase. Steel Shed - 20 x 70 pressure treated pole frame, aluminum covered. Five 12 x 10 loading doors. Pine floor on pressure treated timbers used for lumber storage. Warehouse • Frame building 20 x 40, steel roof, cement floor. Two 9x7 loading doors. Property presently used as Woodworking Plant and showroom and has been well maintained. A good opportunity for someone wishing to expand their business or relocate. Owner wishes to retire. Sale subject to low reserve. Terms - $10,000.00 deposit by cash or certified cheque, payable to Shrubb Auction Service, day of sale and balance on closing on or before Dec. 31, 1984. Viewing from 9 a.m. day of sale or by appointment. Contact A. Briggs 705-745-7411 or call Shrubb Auction Service, R.R. 7, Peterborough. 705-295-6654. 45-IS Auction Sale Saturday, Nov. 17 : 10:00 a.m. The property of Jean MacDonald and Ed and Vivian Stoldt. 15 miles south of Lindsay on Hwy. 35, east on 6th Con. of Manvers across from Ballyduff Hall or 8 miles north of Hwy. 115 on Hwy. 35 east on 6th Con. of Manvers. Watch for signs. Furniture & Appliances • Admiral chest freezer, McClary fridge, Kenmore heavy duty automatic washer and dryer (gold), Kenmore dishwasher (2 yrs. old), toaster oven, electric fry pan, chesterfield and 2 matching chairs, 3 pc. bedroom set, dresser with mirror, antique dresser, wash stand, antique fancy tables, buffet, wooden chairs, B&W console T.V., B 8, W portable T.V., chrome and smoked glass coffee table with matching end tables, pine cupboard, kitchen sideboard, telephone stand, couch, quilting frames, rughooking frames, clamps, gun rack, coke mirror, record player with 2 speakers, electric broom, Viking vacuum cleaner, Craft encyclopedia set, 8 track cassette player, stereo speakers, hall light fixture, 3 office chairs, manual adding machine, wringer washer, antique brass fire extinguisher, antique marble lamps, lanterns, aluminum door, copper boiler, milk cans, books, set of new dishes, carpenter horses, leather craft tools and dyes (approx. 70-80 pcs.), Avon collectables, Philco 26" colour T.V., hardwood rocker, 3 school ink crocks, hall table, electric punch clock, plush toys, pajama dolls (new), R.C.A. Selectavision Video Disc player, many other items. Franklin stove, Indian rug, antique rug, 34 x 80 solid cedar door (carving). Machinery • David Brown 850 diesel tractor with loader, 3 furrow trip beam plough, round bale lift, 3 pfh, Pioneer 550 chain saw, '73 Maverick - uncertified, Allied snowblower • V-type, Hoe King 12" post hole auger 3 pf. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Sale time 10:00 a.m. Auctioneers Larry Currins, R.R. 1, Janetvllle. 705-277-3173, Charlie McGill,. R.R. 2, Bethany. 705-277-2767. 45-2SN BLOOD TRANSFUSION SERVICE 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 Auction November 17th at Hollingshead In Bowmanville Various articles, new and used. 45-1SN Cornell's Auction Barn Frl., Nov. 9 at 6 p.m. 9 pee. walnut dining room suite (excellent condition), wicker chairs, pressback high chairs, console color T.V., flat-top farm scales, violin, Hohner accordian, antique dressers, Maytag aparfment size dryer, wicker table, parlor tables, mahogany desk, air compressor, 1974 Ford V2 ton, certified, 1976 Plymouth Valiant, certified, 1980 Ford, certified, quantity antique picture frames, skiis and bicycles, large quantity of new and used Tonka and Fisher- Price toys. Don Corneil auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. 45-1SN Pre-Christmas Toy Auction Sale Sat., Nov. 10 at 1p.m. at Pearce Auction Centre on Shirley Rd. 4 miles S. of Port Perry With good selection of brand name toys, dolls, electronic games, hand-made toys and clothing, gift items, novelties, toboggans, tricycles, etc. We take cash, Visa and Mastercard. Pearce Auction Service 985-7492. 45-1SN Saturday, November 10 1 p.m. Complete Simmental Dispersal for Pony Tail Farm, Sunderland, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 mi. north of Uxbridge. 2 Full Blood bred heifers, 25 pure bred, 6 pure cows with calves by side, 9 bred cows and heifers, pure bred bull. Brucellosis free listed herd. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 44-2 S Thursday, Novembers 6:30 p.m. at Orval McLean Auction Center - Lindsay Large sale of furniture, appliances, china, glassware, good refrigerator, apartment size washer, mini dryer, chesterfields, bedroom suite,' full:contents, table saw. 6:30 sharp. To consign estates, antiques or quality contents, phone 705-324-2783 Lindsay. 45-1SNP Thursday, November 15 1 p.m. Complete Registered Guernsey Dispersal for Hugh Baird, Sunderland, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. Sale managed by the Ontario Guernsey Club and Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 45-1S Saturday, November 17 2 p.m. Slmmentals Durham Harvest Sale including 40 Simmentals from Louella Farm, Line Four Farm & Wyecrest Farm selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 mi. north of Uxbridge, including full bloods, half bloods, bred & open cows & heifers, several due early in 1985.1 Full Blood & 4 pure bred service age bulls. Free listed. Catalogues available at the Wilson Sales Arena. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 45-2S Heritage House Pee Wees Tie On Saturday, Nov. 3, the Bowmanville Heritage House Pee Wee Toros hosted Ajax in a Lakeshore League game, at Darlington Arena. These two teams were evenly matched and the result, a 3-3 tie should be satisfactory to both clubs. Paul Woodlock with his second "hat trick" of the season, was the first star for the home side. Second star was net minder Chris Allin who faced 23 Ajax shots, many of them of the difficult variety. Third star was Tom White who was very steady on the blue line, With the annual B.M.H.A. Skate-a-thon taking place next Saturday, the team does not play again until Sat., Nov. 17 against Uxbridge. FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 'Authoriuê Dealer Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 DundasSt, E,, Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 Bowmanville Eagles Held to One Win By Sam Laskaris This past week the Bowmanville Bowmanville Jr. C Eagles had a rather busy schedule, playing three games in four nights. The team appeared to be on a roller coaster ride throughout the entire week. Entering Thursday's match in Port Hope the Eagles were tied for first place in the league standings. standings. The Eagles dropped a 4 - 3 decision to the Panthers, giving the Port Hope squad sole possession of first place. On Saturday in Little Britain, the Eagles rebounded from their first defeat of the regular season to record an impressive impressive 9 - 1 victory over the Merchants. Then on Sunday at home the Eagles fell apart in the final period, losing 6 - 4 to the Uxbridge Bruins. In Thursday's game, the Eagles opened the scoring at the 2:02 mark as Darryl Rowe scored on a perfect pass from Brian Keenan. Defenceman Bob McCann, playing up on the wing for the evening, added the other assist. The Panthers were able to tie the game with their first of three powerplay goals in the evening evening as Kevin McIntosh beat Scott Hooper in the Eagles' net. In the second period, the Eagles went ahead 2 -1 after 1:55 had elapsed as Keenan once again fed Rowe who made no mistake, beating Ed Carpenter in the Panther net for his second goal of the evening. As in the first period, the Port Hope squad was able to come back ana tie the game with à powerplay goal. Shawn Shalia scored this goal from Tony Wakely and Todd Douglas at the 6:03 mark. The score remained tied at 2 - 2 until the 6:25 mark of the closing period. At this point the Panthers scored the go-ahead goal as Wakely shot the puck which trickled between Hooper's legs and over the goal line. Daren Zoldy and Pat Roy picked up assists on the play. Port Hope then scored the. eventual game-winning- goal less than three minutes later as they were enjoying a two-man powerplay situation. Wakely was once again the goal- scorer with Roy and Douglas collecting assists. The final goal of the game was scored by Bowmanville's Glenn German. What a classic "Albert" goal it was! Inserted into Bowmanville's powerplay to play the point position, German after receiving the puck let go a cannonading drive, beating the stunned Panther netminder. Keenan picked up the lone assist (for his third of the game) on this goal scored at 16:10. The Eagles tried desperately desperately to tie the game but it was not to be. Enjoying a man- advantage opportunity in the final minute the Eagles could not manage to gain control of the puck in Port Hope's end thus enabling the Panthers to secure their 4 - 3 victory. On Saturday in Little Britain, the Eagles turned what was supposed to be a close game into a romp. It was the first time the two squads had met since last year's league finals. The Eagles continued their dominance over the Merchants recording a 9 -1 win. The scoring was opened by the Eagles' captain Keenan at 9:18 of the first period with Rowe and Randy Ellis earning assists. Little Britain was successful in tying the game with their only goal of the evening at 11:11 as Tim Siddle scored on the powerplay from Rob Louttit and Doug Taylor. The Eagles went ahead 2 - 1 when Keenan who was behind the Merchants' net, passed the uck to Pierre St. Amand who ad dashed in from the point and found himself alone in front of Ron Stewart. St. Amand released a quick shot giving the Eagles the lead at 14:17 with Andy Terry receiving receiving the other assist on the play. The final goal of the period was the direct result of a Merchants' miscue in their own zone. Attempting to move the puck out of their own end as they were enjoying a powerplay, the Merchants put the puck on the stick of Bowmanville's Ellis. Ellis' shot failed but Keenan who was trailing on the play had two opportunities and finally put the puck in the net. This goal was scored at 15:35 and Terry also picked up the other assist. In the second period, the Eagles scored two powerplay goals to take a 5 -1 lead into the final stanza. The first marker came from German who broke down the left wing and received an excellent pass from Jeff Dawson. Roger Hornsby added the other assist for this goal scored at 7:27. Then at the 11:22 mark, Hornsby drove a hard shot, beating John McEarchern who had just replaced Stewart in the Merchants' net. Scott Heard and Gord Rogers earned earned the assists for the Eagles. In the concluding period the Eagles maintained control of the game as they scored four more times. At 3:34 Ellis scored on the powerplay from Keenan and German. Ellis then received his fourth point of the evening as he scored his second goal on a picture-perfect picture-perfect pass from Scott McLeod at 9:59. Only ten seconds later, the Heard brothers teamed up for Bowmanville's eighth goal. Scott did most of the work behind the net and then fed Brian who was waiting all alone in front of McEarchern. Terry picked up his third point of this encounter by adding the other assist. The final goal of the game was scored when each team had only three skaters on the ice. With plenty of room to move around both teams made some nifty end-to-end rushes. As the puck was shot in the Merchants',.., zone McEarchern attempted 1 to clear the puck up the side but put it right on the stick of Rogers who moved in and beat the Merchants' netminder. Dawson was credited with an assist at the 11:56 mark. Honourable mention should go out to the Eagles' netminder netminder Don Hayes who had a spectacular outing, stopping 22 out of the 23 shots directed his way. The game also featured featured the debut of John Young in an Eagles' uniform. Young a recent cut from the Dixie Beehives from the Ontario • Junior Hockey League was - ahead on a line with the Heard • brothers and certainly did not • look out of place for his initial ! game with the Eagles. In Sunday night's game, • Uxbridge made their presence felt early as Paul MacEwen ■ scored a shorthanded goal from Scott Harper at the 5:15 ' mark of the opening period. At ■ the 9:08 mark the Eagles tied the game as German delivered delivered a low, blistering shot *' beating Russell Joosten in the . Bruins' net. This tying tally ' was a powerplay marker and assists were handed out to Chris Dreossi and St. Amand. * Just over four minutes later - the Eagles took the lead as Young from behind the net fed ; St. Amand who was cruising in - from the point. In the second period, ; Bowmanville extended its - lead to 3 - 1 as the Eagles " forced a pileup in front of Joosten. The puck entered the : net with Ellis being awarded ' the goal from Rowe and St. Amand at 9:12. Uxbridge then narrowed the gap to one goal ; as Todd Laroche scored from ;• Cliff Freckleton and Sean Convery at the 11:58 mark. In the third period, the ■ Bruins tied the game as MacEwen scored his second goal from Harper at 4:49. Then on the powerplay the . Bruins took a 4 - 3 lead as : Covery scored from MacEwen ■ and Laroche at 8:55. What turned out to be the gamewinning gamewinning goal was scored by Harper who broke in on the Eagles' Hooper and stuffed the puck between him and the post at 14:21. Bowmanville cut the Bruins' lead to 5 - 4 on the powerplay ; at 10:04. Rowe beat the • Bruins' goaltender with Scott Heard and German potting the ' assists. Some frantic action • followed in the Bruins' zone . but the Eagles couldn't place • the puck in the net. With only twelve seconds left in the ; game and Hooper pulled in - favor of an extra attacker the ' Bruins scored an empty goal j with Shane Campsall being : credited for it. The lone assist on the play was given to - Laroche. The Eagles now have the 1 entire week to regroup for a ; rematch with the Little- Britain Merchants who stroll ; into town on Sunday. The Eagles' organization would like to welcome all Big Brothers and their Little Brothers to be their special guests for this evening. Game time is 7:30 p.m. so come on out and enjoy what promises to be an exciting game. MTM Estate Angus dispersion 70 cows with calves Sunday, Nov. 11th, 1984 12:30 p.m. at Kelso Farms Georgetown, Ontario For. catalogues or information call Rod McDowell (705)932-2618 loin The Employables Learn lob Skills Fast * microcomputer programmer * new microcomputer technician * legal secretary * administrative secretary * medical secretary * microcomputer operator * word processing specialist * new home study program * accounting * health care aide ONTARIO BUSINESS COLLEGE Career training for today 'j job market Call: 576-9175 54-A Centre St. N. Oshawa, Ont. L1 G 4B5