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Auction Sales ONTARIO'S largest farm machinery consignment sale, Norwich, Ont. Fri., Oct. 11, 1985,10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Friday each month). Approx. 150-175 tractors plus all types of farm equipment. Consignments welcome. For , more information phone (519) 424-9998 or (519) 424-9093. Proprietors K.S. Hamulecki & Sons. 40-1SN Auction Sale Sat., Oct. 12 at 11 a.m. Prince Albert Hall, 2 ml. S. of Port Perry With furniture, appliances, tools, some antiques, corner cupboards, dressers, bookcase, refrigerator, electric stove, drop-leaf table, 4 chairs, chesterfield suite, beds, arm chairs, lamps, kitchenware, carpets, coffee tables, drill press, wrenches and mise, tools and more to come. Lunch available. We take VISA. Pearce Auction Services. 655-8073. 40-1SN Saturday, October 19 • 10 a.m. Consignment Sale at Orval McLean Auction Center - Lindsay Accepting farm machinery, tractors, cars, trucks, recreation vehicles, sports items, snowmobiles, construction equipment or tools. Consign by Oct. 9. Bring to barn or phone 705-324-2783 Lindsay. 40-2SNP Auction Sale Cornell's Auction Barn Tuesday, Oct. 8th at 6:30 p.m. Round oak pedestal table, oak buffet, oak china cabinet, modern dressers and chest of drawers, single box springs and mattresses, odd wooden chairs, 15 cu. ft. freezer, lazy boy chairs, walnut dining chairs, chesterfields, occasional chairs, 6 oak dining room chairs, roll away beds, 3 pc. bedroom suite, console color T.V., flat top trunks, vinyl chesterfield, quantity of tools, china and glass. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain (705) 786-2183. 40-1SN Auction Sale Sat., Oct. 5 at 9:30 a.m. Furnishings from Marmora L.O.L.. 319 plus other consignments of antiques, clocks, dishes, furniture, etc. To be sold at 85 Frank St., Campbellford. R.C.A. XL-100 color television 26" (good); 7 perforated seat chairs; arm chair; 4 benches; kneeling bench; 5 officer chairs; altar; 2 desks; 4 pedestals; 11 candle holders; 7 wands; pine box; drum; 2 platters; pitcher; shave mug; single beds; drop leaf table; box wood stove; movie projector; corner whatnot; whatnot; cedar chest; bedroom suite; salts and peppers; quantity of dishes; oil lamp (flower on base); antique curio stand; table with drawer; 4 spindle back chairs; solid seat chair; arm chair perforated seat; bed chesterfield; Depression glass; parlor chairs; 2 pressed back rockers; dining room table and 6 chairs; coal oil lamp; 10 cylinder records; mantel clock; figurines; gingerbread clock refinished; gingerbread clock; collector plate; crocks; Aladdin lamp; amber glass Aladdin lamp; dressers; washstands; buffet with mirror; 6 pc. oak dining room suite (table, 4 chairs, buffet) ; Speed Queen dryer; Westinghouse range (24") ; antique settee and chair; settee; cash register; antique platform rocker; Reese trailer hitch; kitchen cupboard, enamel work top; antique high chair; Maytag washer spin dryer; parlor stove; blonde bookcase bedroom suite; wicker chair; 2 wicker rockers, Kroehler chesterfield and chair (green); many more items too numerous to mention. Roy and Rod Williams, auctioneers, Box 883' Campbellford K0L 1L0. Phone (705) 653-3533. 40-1S Auction Sale Saturday Evening, Oct. 5th, at 7:00 p.m. 4 Herd Dispersals. At Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont., at 7:00 p.m. sharp. 41 - head of free-listed Limousin cattle, the estate of Bruce Oldham, Cannington. Full blood and percentage females . - top quality breeding ■ popular sire - Nordic Logan ■ papers available. For catalogues contact Sales Management. At 8:00 p.m. at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, 62 head of Charolais and Pinzgauer cattle. The property of Edward Ballantyne, R.R. 1, Peterborough. 27 mature Charolais cows with 27 calves by side • Vi Pinzgauer • born March to July. Charolais cows due November - bred Pinzgauer. Pinzgauer bull 5 year old - puiebicd 1 n° papers. Immediately following 76 head of Charolais cattle. The property of Leslie Gorog, R.R. 3, Brechin, Ont. 22 mature Charolais cows with 22 calves by side. 6 Charolais • Hereford heifers • bred July. 5 mature Charolais cows - due. 10 Charolais steers and 10 Charolais heifers 1 to VA years old, 1 Charolais bull • bull exposed June 4th. All cattle started from purebred Charolais. Immediately following, 51 head of Hereford • Limousin ■ Slmmental cattle. The property of John Whittington, Mlllbrook, 25 mature Hereford-Slmmcntal- Limousin cows with 25 Limousin calves by side. 5 mature cows duo Feb. and March. 1 Limousin Bull rising 4 year old, bull exposed year round. All above herds proven negative to recent bloodiest. An outstanding selection of cows and calves. Plan to attend, Note Sale Time ■ Carl and Grog Hickson, Auctioneers, Carl Hickson Sale Mgr. Rcnboro, Ont., 705 324 9959 or 324-2774, 37-4SN Wednesday, October 16th Farm Sold Auction Sale of Farm Machinery The property of Rita and Lloyd Barnsley, west half Lot 15, Con. 2, Fenelon Twp. 4 miles north of Cambray or 11 miles northwest of Lindsay. 1980 Zetor Crystal 8011 diesel tractor-cab, 85 h.p., power steering and brakes. A-C D15 gas tractor, power steering. 1983 Hesston 5530 round baler PTO, less than 1000 bales, 650 lb. bales. M.F. No. 12 baler PTO. 1976 Hesston hay bine 9' PTO. Allied automatic bale stooker. 1981 Trenoma field sprayer, 20' boom, 3 pt. 1972 Gehl 6' green chopper PTO. Gehl self-unloading forage box with 8 ton running gear. M.H. 3-ll's ace bottom trail plough, Keewanee 10' tandem disc, 10' cultivator 3 pt., 38' and 24' pipe hay elevators. New Holland 510 manure spreader PTO. 22' tandem float trailer, draw bar type, portable air compressor, Woods oat roller and grinder with 3 h.p. motor, full line of machinery. Approx. 1700 bales mixed hay. Approx. 275 round bales 650 lbs. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers. Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959or 324-2774. 40-2SN Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Milking Equipment Lot 26, Con. 16, Smith Twp. 10 miles north of Lakefleld on Hwy. 507 to 17th line of Smith and % mile west Saturday, October 5th at 1:00 p.m. The property of Tony Lee. John Deere 510 diesel tractor with 37 John Deere loader, - and round bale forks, David Brown 880 diesel tractor, M.F. #74 4-14's trip beam plough, 1982 M.F. 1440 round baler 1000 lb. bales, M.F. #10 baler, M.F. 36 5 bar side rake, M.H. 35 8' self propelled combine, New Holland 510 manure spreader, 18' roller bearing wagon, Oliver Superior 17 run seed drill, Int. C 32 7' power mower, round bale feeder, Int. cultivator 3 pt; 6' disc 3 pt, bale elevator, grain auger, acetylene torches, Hobart welder, fogger, 2 Industrial heaters, Ritchie single water bowl, Patz 90A silo unloader, for 20'X70' silo, Patz 30' conveyor motor driven, Evin- f low silage distributor, Surge 3 opposite Herring - Bone milking parlour, Homart water heater, cream cans, Spraymotor pressure washer, stainless steel double sinks, De Laval 320 bulk milk tank, De Laval pail milker - complete, pails strainer, other items. Approx. 25 round bales straw. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. 39- 2SN Auction Salé Saturday, October 5, 10 a.m. Farm Sold Large auction sale of Farm Machinery, Truck, and Furniture, the property of Mrs. Mildred Barter and the Estate of the late Donald Barter, selling at the farm, Lot 3, Con. 3, Uxbridge Twp., 1 mile west of Sandford, then V2 mile south on Con. 3. Including Int. B414 diesel tractor, Int. 460 diesel tractor, Int. 990 9' haybine, Int. 10 seed drill -17 run, Int. 251 corn planter, Int. 9' cultivator, Int. plow, Int. 37 baler, Int. 10' disc, N-H 510 spreader, N-H side rake, Danuser post hole auger, Little Giant elevator, Turnco wagon, 1968 Dodge 400 truck with 25' flat bed trailer, Craftsman 11 h.p. riding lawn mower - 1 year old, air compressor, Homelite chain saw, Poulan chain saw, acetylene torches, surveyor's transit, Lincoln welder, Jamesway Penning (locking headrail), single pony road harness. Furniture: Frigidaire refrigerator and stove, Frigidaire dishwasher, Beatty freezer, Frigidaire automatic washer, Kenmore dryer, colonial kitchen suite, French Provincial chesterfield' and chair, dresser with bevelled mirror, parlor table, antique carved arm chair, antique hall mirror, spinning wheel, hall table, coffee table and end tables, fireplace sets, pictures, wrought iron table and chairs, plus many other items. Note: farm is sold. Furniture will sell first. Furniture is in excellent condition. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 39-2S Thursday, October 3 6:00 p.m. at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Contents and real estate property of Bessie McKay Klrkfield. Quality contents Including Braemore chesterfield set, love seat, excellent 9 pc. dining room suite, nearly new colonial chesterfield, lamps, pictures, RCA color television, oval parlor table, painting, Beatty 2 door refrigerator, continuous clean oven - electric stove, chrome set, filing cabinet, antique dresser, 2 cedar chests, pine stand, Singer portable, wicker, good bedroom suite, hall table, homemade quilts, Electrolux rug cleaner, vacuum, oak store showcase, large rug, bedding, 3 wicker back chairs, Simplicity spin washer, trunks, desk, antique pine bureau, 2 large rose broadloom rugs, chest freezer, electric lawn mower etc. No reserve. Real estate at 7:30 • good 3 bedroom brick bungalow, attached garage, tall basement, all modern, good location on main street of Klrkfield. We also are selling a good building lot In soutli end of Klrkfield. Inspection at same time. Phone 324-2783, Orval McLean Auctions. 40- 1SNP Auction Sales Auction Sale Set., Oct. 5th at 11:00 a.m. at Orange Hall, Cobourg for the Estate of Mrs. Emily McCutchen plus consignment. Antique corner what-not, good 2 pc. chesterfield suite, glass top coffee and end tables, cedar chest, square type china cabinet, chrome suite with 4 swivel chairs, bridge set, dresser, night tables, 3 A continental bed, paintings and frames, lamps, mahogany framed oval mirror, china and glassware, fancy cups and saucers, electrical appliances, kitchenware, silverware, plus other items in good condition. Farfisa organ, Realistic 40 channel C.B. base, French Provincial dining room table and chairs, chest of drawers with old pulls, blanket box, various types of wooden chairs, old type chesterfield, Franklin fireplace, recliner chair, rugs, garden tools, sports equipment, 40 C.B. antenna, fishing equipment, electrical tools, collector's bottles, tool cabinet,.,chest of drawers, toys and games, depression glass plus many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Paul Lean Auctioneer. Phone 352-2403. 40-1SP Saturday, October 12 10 a.m. Large Farm Clearing Auction Sale of farm machinery, tools and furniture, the property of Andgore Farms, Uxbridge, selling at the farm, 1 mile south of Uxbridge to Brookdale Rd„ then east VA miles to farm, or 'A mile west of Durham Rd. 23, including Ford 4500 Industrial Tractor with Back-hoe 8, Loader, Ford 8N tractor, Ford 801 tractor, post hole auger, Skelton elevator on wheels, 3 pt. hitch sprayer, grain auger, J-D A18 power washer, Graveley 10 h.p. tractor with 3' mott mower and 2' roto-tiller, chain harrows, blade, portable air compressor, 2 Democrats, South Bend metal lathe, Senior milling machine, 2 h.p. air compressor, arc welder, upright 3 A h.p. grinder, electric hack saw, bench grinder, bearing press, Acetylene torches and gauges, anvil, pipe dies, nuts and bolts, grinders, belt sander, wood chisels, gas motor, 6" vice, weather vane, filing cabinet, 3 desks, chesterfield and chair, antique buffet with bevelled mirror, 3 Captain chairs, pine bed, dresser, plus many other Items. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 40-2S Ontario Thanksgiving Weekend DJ-Kilmorlie Simmentals Fall Production Sale. Oct. 12,1985, 12 noon at Kilmorlie Farms, Bradford, Ont. (705) 458-4333. Expect another super offering from DJ-K. With the number of females they have to choose from, you know there will be some great ones. Kingfield Simmental Production Sale, Oct. 12, 1985, 5 p.m. at Kingfield Farms, King City, Ont. (416) 773-4472. Kingfield Farms is one of the oldest Slmmental breeding establishments in North America. National Capital Joint Production Sale, Oct. 13, 1985, 12 noon at Hobb's Sale Arena. Ashton, Ont. Look for another,excellent offering from these Eastern Ontario and Quebec breeders. For catalogues and information contact: Transcon Livestock Inc., No. 140, 1935 -,32nd Ave. N.E., Calgary, Alta. T2E 7C8; (403) 250-2990. 40-1SN Annual Fall Stocker Sales at Lindsay Community Safe Barn R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. Wednesday, October 23rd 11:00 a.m. 1500 head - mixed sale. Wednesday, October 30th 11:00 a.m. 1500 head. Peterborough and Nictoria County Cattlemen's Association Yearling and 2 r. old sale. No dealers. Consignments close October 24 at 9 p.m. Wednesday, November 6th at 11:00 a.m. 2000 head. Peterborough and Victoria County Cattlemen's Association. Calf and Pre- Conditioned Calf Sale, 500 to 800 pre-conditioned calves. Consignments close October 31st. Wednesday, November 13th at 11:00 a.m. 1800 head. Peterborough and Victoria County Cattlemen's Mixed Sale. Consignments close November 7th at 9:00 p.m. All county sales - contact Wayne Telford 705-292-9531. For further information or consignments contact Carl Hickson, Auctioneer and Sales Manager 705-324-9959 or 324- 2774. Note - Barns are open night before sales until 11:00 p.m. and re-open at6:00a.m. 40-3SN Antique Auction Estate Sale Selling Saturday, October 5th at 11 a.m. sharp The antiques, household furnishings and dishes of the late Miss Alma Watson, Main St., Orono. This fine sale Includes, antique dining room table and six chairs, 2 antique settees, antique hall racks with brass hooks, antique china cabinet, antique dressers, spool bed, several antique rockers, antique phonograph and records, washstands, wicker rocker and wicker chairs, antique desk, several paintings, color T.V., Frldgldalrc stove and refrigerator, antique trunks, very old large wardrobe, several very old dishes, plus many more Items too numerous to mention. Be sure to attend this excellent sale. Charlie Reid and Cliff p e I h I c k, Auctioneers. Lawrence and Charlie Harris, clerks. 40-1SNP Auction Sale Cornell's Auction Barn Friday, October 4th at 6 p.m. The estate of the late Jack and Eileen Lytle of Oakwood plus others. 8 pc. walnut dining room suite, mohogany dresser, 6 ft. harvest table, pine chest of drawers, wicker fern stand, walnut hall table, oak bow front china cabinet, round pedestal walnut table, Barber's chair, Findlay oval cookstove, wash stands, green vinyl chesterfield, oak library table, Morris chair, pine jam cupboard, flat top trunks, Renfrew cookstove, German doll, quantity of linens, Cranberry glass, Bavarian, Nippon and Carnival glass, pictures and paintings. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain (705) 786-2183. 40-1SN Auction Sale Wednesday Evening, October 9th at 7:30 p.m. Victoria's Autumn Leaves Holstein consignment Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. We are expecting an excellent selection of Purebred and Grade Holstein females in all stages of lactation. Always a good opportunity to find a good typy female to upgrade your herd. Call our sales staff to help you make your selections. John Buckley 705- 324-4017, Cliff Lellico 439-2380, Gail Snodden 357-3237, or Carl Hickson, Sales Mgr. and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont., 705-324-9959 or Sales Office 324-8311. Our 4th Anniversary Sale is Thursday evening, Nov. 7th at 7:30. Come early and have coffee and donuts with us. 39-2SN Saturday, October 12th Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Some Furniture The property of Ann and Ted Hanna, Lot 1 Con. 8 Ops Twp. 5 miles east of Lindsay on Hwy. 7 to Hillhead Turn and 4 miles south. 1978 Int. 574 diesel tractor with 1850 loader, hydraulic bucket - 1870 hrs., M.F. 65 diesel high arch tractor, power steering 3 pt., 3 pt. Int. 990 haybine 9' PTO. Int. 530 manure spreader PTO - like new. Ford 2 row forage harvester, direct cut hay head. Gehl forage wagon with 5 Ton running gear. 2 hay wagons 8' x 16' with 6 Ton gearing. John Deere 5 blade disc, Int. 8' cultivator, New Holland 67 hayliner baler PTO. Ford 3 pt. double disc, M.F. 4 - 16's trip beam plough. M.F. 10' cultivator, John Deere side rake, 40' hay elevator, 30' hay - grain elevator, hammer mill, Lincoln welder, circular saw, full line of machinery. Quantity of scrap iron, cedar posts and poles. Approx. ,1000 bus. mixed grain. Approx. 500 bales mixed hay. Approx. 300 bales straw. Team of Belgian mares 3 yrs. and 7 yrs. - green broke. Set of team harness - new collars. Harvest gold Moffat refrigerator and stove, Westinghouse refrigerator, Viking dryer, Gibson deep freeze, Simplicity wringer washer, chrome table and chairs, other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. 40-2S Saturday, Oct. 19 10 a.m. McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. Consignments of farm machinery, vehicles, Ski Doos, tractors, construction equipment, tools. Consign by Oct. 3. Phone (705) 324-2783 or bring to barn. Equipment dealers welcome. 40-1 SN Christmas Toy Auction Mon., Oct. 14 at 11 a.m. at Oddfellows Hall, Port Perry Across from Lake Scugog Lumber Brand names like Coleco, Kenner, Fisher-Price, Care Bears, Cabbage Patch dolls, Rainbow Bright dolls, Hair Bears, Strawberry products, Barbie, G. I. Joe Cycles, Tonka, Matchbox, Star Wars, Ismo, Poleconomy and many more games, Child's Guidance toys, Return of the Jedi, Megadome figurines, model kits, watches, gift items and much more. We take VISA. Pearce Auction Services. 655-8073. 40-1SN RUTTER GRANITE CO. LTD. Monuments Markers and Corner Posts We Sell for Less 73 Ontario Street Port Hope, Ontario 885-5216 FINEQUALITY MONUMENTS end MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 'Authmui Dithr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 316 DundasSt, E,, Whllby Phone Whitby 668-3552 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 2,1985 17 Another Candidate for Race lh ^ONTYPOOL by Diane Pickett Bowmanville resident Les McCrory has entered the municipal election race, challenging for Ward Two's regional council seat in the November 12th poll. "It's time for a change," said Mr. McCrory, "I feel the people who have put their names up are people who have held the job or are presently presently holding the job." In addition to Les McCrory, incumbent incumbent Marie Hubbard and Maurice Prout, a former Regional Councillor, have announced their candidacy. Mr. McCrory would like to see pride and a greater sense of community community developed in Bowmanville and one way to do that, he says, is to provide better recreational facilities facilities and parks. As a popular coach of both baseball and hockey teams, Mr. McCrory is very familiar with the facilities available in the Town. "Memorial Park isn't a park," he said, "it's two baseball diamonds...and diamonds...and the only time people use the Bowmanville Creek area is on the first day of the trout season." "We need a nice area where people can sit, Bowmanville doesn't have anything downtown," he said. He pointed out that industries often send people into towns to assess assess the community before considering considering locating there: "If you create a place where people want to bring up their children, well that's the way to attract industry too," he added. Mr. McCrory feels that the news of increased development in the Town of Newcastle is somewhat misleading: "the housing development development is in the Courtice area, people are building there because it's close to Oshawa. It has no impact here." As for the Hydro project at Darlington, Darlington, Mr.McCrory thinks the town is making a mistake "putting all its eggs in one basket". "Darlington (Generating Station) isn't industry, it's a political ball- game...people said they'd never close Wesleyville, but when the political pressure is on, anything can happen," he said. "We're relying relying on Darlington to carry us... we need other substantial industry." Although he has no political experience, experience, Les McCrory is no stranger to elections or to working with committees to get things done. A graduate of the industrial engineering engineering program at Ryerson Polytechnic, Mr. McCrory was on the academic council at Ryerson when the institute was granted degree degree status. Also, he was on the Board of Governors when the library library was built. Les and his wife, Jeanette, and their two young sons have lived in Bowmanville for six years. They have been active in the community, particularly in the local hockey and baseball leagues. Mr. McCrory was one of a group of concerned parents who took responsibility for the Bowmanville house league hockey organization in August, 1984. First United Way Donation A group of employees from Ontario Ontario Hydro's Darlington Nuclear Generating Station were not only among the newest United Way donors. They were also among the first contributors to reach their 1985 campaign objective. Armen Arkelian, campaign chairman chairman for 1985, announced Monday that the Darlington employees from the operations staff had raised $10,000. Their contribution will help United Way reach its fund raising goal of $1,915,000 this year. Thanks to the work of the Hydro employees and many other early donors, the Oshawa/Whitby/New- castle United Way is off to an excellent excellent start, with approximately $120,000 raised to date. Steve Schillaci, United Way captain captain for the Ontario Hydro operations operations staff, explained that most of the pledges were collected through payroll deductions. A goal of $9,500 had been set. Mr. Schillaci said the operations staff include a total of approximately approximately 300 persons. The early achievements of United Way's latest fund-raising drive were discussed Monday, September September 30, during a kick-off luncheon luncheon held for several hundred volunteers volunteers at the General Sikorski Hall in Oshawa. Armen Arkelian, the campaign chairman, noted that this year's fund-raising drive is scheduled to end in exactly six weeks. During that time, he hopes fund-raisers can exceed the $2 million objective for the first time in the United Way's 45-year history. The theme for this year's effort is "We Are United". And Mr. Arkelian added: "We have to be united if we are going to raise the amount of money needed by our 40 agencies this year." 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 On the morning of October 5th, the Beavers and Cubs are holding Apple Day in Ponty- pool. Please treat the boys courteously and give them a donation, and pick out some delicious fruit, bound to be all nicely polished up. Rev. Heather Smith's sermon on Sunday was basically about the idea of God being our judge, and being thankful for it. God is just, fair and merciful. This frees us from the fear of being wrongly criticized by others, and enables us to see the good in other people and leave the judgement of their sins to God. We are only responsible for putting ourselves right with God before it is too late for his mercy. During the service, the Sunday School Staff was also installed, with introductions being made by the Sunday School Superintendent, Gloria Dunford. To your correspondent, correspondent, it was a very helpful morning. Many were sadly surprised to learn of the sudden passing of Ross Bradley, former Manvers Station resident. He died Wednesday evening, September 25th with funeral service from Mackey Funeral Home in Lindsay at 2:00 p.m. ; on Saturday, September 28th. , Burial was in Fallis Cemetery, Cemetery, and our sympathy is extended to the bereaved family and friends. Harold and Eileen Moore left Wednesday morning to attend the funeral of an uncle in Indiana. Condolences to these people too. At the Bingo on September 25th, the jackpot was given away. The lady who won it comes from Millbrook, and she told Vicki Campbell that in twenty-five years of playing, this is the first time she has won a jackpot. Happy shopping shopping with this windfall! For this election time, here is a good thing to remember: "Wisdom is knowing when to speak your mind and when to mind your speech." HAMILTONS INSURANCE SERVICE Main St., Orono SERVING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS FOR 35 YEARS Susan Sawyer JudyWoodbeck 705-277-3117 983-5519 Nelda Dawson 623-4835 "We attach very special importance importance to United Way in the Durham Region," said Donald Evans, Durham Region's chief administrative administrative officer. Since United Way agencies help fill Durham's social needs, the regional regional municipality is acutely aware of the Workload borne by the agencies. agencies. "We know what it would cost if their services had to be provided by government," said Mr. Evans. Newcastle Mayor Garnet Rickard promised his town's support in the United Way effort. "We're going to do our part to see that it goes over the top," he said. Keynote speaker, Nancy Hand- leigh, executive director of the Distress Distress Centre of the Durham Region, discussed the United Way campaign campaign from the unique perspective of a United Way agency. "All we are asking for is your time, your talent, and your dollars to make your community a better one," she said. She spoke warmly of the "neighbourliness" "neighbourliness" which exists in Oshawa and area, noting that many problems problems can be resolved by neighbours neighbours over the back fence or around the table. "As cities grow, backyard psychiatry and good, old-fashioned neighbourliness declines," said Mrs. Handleigh But she added that agencies which rely heavily on volunteers are a major bargain. Citing her own organization as an example, she noted that 1,200 calls were received at the Distress Centre of Durham last year. "Lives were saved for about $4 per call," she said. She pointed outthatvolunteer activity activity benefits the volunteers as well as the groups and individuals they assist. "You Can grow, have fun, and feel good as you give," she said. ojA GUee&e! 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