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l ) Auction Sales Auction Solo Pethlck'e Auction Bam Haydon One mile east of Enniskillen on Saturday evening# November 2 at 7 p.m. One 30" and one 24" electric stoves, 2 electric fridges, cedar chest, bedroom suite, 2 color T.V.'s, table and 4 chairs, 6 good kitchen chairs (wood), wringer washer, old cupboards, sewing machine, large old wooden ice box, small deep freeze, tables, dishes, odds and ends agd more and more. Terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick Auctioneer. 44-1SNP Auction Sale Saturday, November?, 11 a.m. Estate sale of the late Harriet Tricker of Caesarea. Three miles north of Blackstock on Regional Road 57.. To be held at the property one block east of store. Dining room suite with 6 chairs, buffet and china cabinet, 2 washstands, secretary desk, hoosier cupboard, old pine chests, coal oil lamps, old wicker rocker, trunks, pressback chair, chesterfield and chair, small tables, stove and fridge, 3 piece bedroom suite, vacuum cleaner, assorted rugs, wlngback chair, stacking tables, small chord organ, assorted dishes Including Nippon dresser set. This Is a partial list only, sale called on short orders. Terms cash or good cheque. Auctioneers Phil and Don Cochrane, Port Perry 985-2788. 44-1SN Auction Sale Wed., Nov. 6 at 11:00 a.m. Contents of the home of Geraldine and Anna Moloney, 109 North Hastings Ave., Marmora. Findlay electric range; Coronado refrigerator; Beatty wringer washer; quantity of dishes; some antique pieces; antique kitchen cupboard; kitchen table; mantel clock; table with drawer; 6 pressed back chairs; antique 6 pc. parlour suite (settee, love seat, platform rocker, arm chair, 2 side chairs);, walnut buffet with mirror; Karn upright piano (metal sounding board); piano stool; antique roll top desk; parlour table; antique sideboard with mirror; small tables; corner cupboard; antique hall seat; bevelled mirror with hooks; 2 antique wooden beds; dresser; bedding; studio couch; pictures and frames; copper boiler; Wearever aluminum; antique wooden bed and dresser, with mirror; Singer drop head sewing machine; 3 solid seat chairs; dresser and bevelled mirror; 2 wash stands; Garden Master lawn mower; garden tools; scythe; sealers; bushel baskets; tubs; leg vise; step ladder; fire extinguisher; numerous other, iterris hot listed. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Box 883 Campbellford, KOL 1L0. Phone (705) 653-3533. 44-1S Special Holstein Sale Thursday, Nov. 7 at 12 noon 70 head selling at Malcolm's Sale Arena, Blackstock, Ont. Durham County Club Sale featuring fresh and springing heifers also yearlings and calves all from "Good Plus" or better dams with high BCA's. Hlghlites of the sale Include 3 Springing Mohawk daughters from Elderslie Farms, 1 from a "Very Good" dam with a BCA of 173 - 189. From Welcrest Farms comes a fresh 3 year old Majesty daughter (2 yr. BCA 153:156). Her Mattador Heifer Calf also sells. Other features Include a daughter of Shore Stylist from a "Good Plus" dam with a BCA of 161 -164, a short-bred daughter of Marttie from a "GP" dam with a 165 - 174 BCA., a marlin daughter bred to Mattador from a "GP" 168 - 175 Dam, a Mattador daughter from a "GP" dam With a BCA of 162 - 168 springing to Royal Adam, a Lancer daughter with a 157 - 162 "GP" dam springing to Mono-Threat and 2 Citation 1 Star daughters from G.P. dams with BCA's to 169 - 171. .This sale will be followed by Malcolm's Anniversary Sale featuring 2 Prospector daughters from Oak Ridges Farms from GP dams, one a Telstar daughter with a 168 - 186 BCA. A Romandale Marquis daughter from a VG dam with 136 - 160 BCA from Els Rock Farm. 2 GP cows from Hazelwood Holsteins sired by Starlite and Royal Star with BCA's to 157 - 160. If you need herd replacements, fresh cows or a show prospect please plan to be with us and also enjoy doughnuts and coffee before the sale. For Information phone Malmont Farm Sale. 416-986-4246 - 5611. 43 2SN Auction Sale Sat., November 2nd at 1:00 p.m. for Mr. Harold Drope, Village of Harwood. M.F. Model 245 tractor (889 hours); Allis Chalmers Gleaner F Combine (15 ft. head); International 15 disc combination seeder; M.F, 3 furrow trip beam plow; I.F. 3 p.h. fertilizer spreader; George White 29 tooth 3 p.h. cultivator; Turnco 300 bu. grain bln and wagon; wagon and flat rack; 3 drum roller; harrows; horse drawn manure spreader; 3 h.p. garden tractor; gas lawn mower; electric out roller; Sears air compressor; snow plow blade; 2 wheel trailer; 300 bales hay; 100 bales straw; grain; Oleo-Matlc chain saw; cedar posts; cedar rails; oak firewood; new 1" lumber; 3 wooden gates; barn boards; pipe wrenches; hydraulic oil ; grease; tools; jack-all plus other Items. Terms cash or cheque with proper I.D. Paul Lean Auctioneer. Phone 352- 2403. 44-1SP Cornell's Auction Bern Friday, November 1,1085 et 6 p.m. Pine corner cupboard, butternut chest of drawers, walking spinning wheel, wash stands, bed chesterfield, chrome kitchen suite, parlour tables, coffee and end tables, modern chest of drawers, 25 cu. ft. freezer, walnut vanity dressers, wooden ice box, pine drop leaf table, flat top trunks, single box spring and mattresses, flat to wall cupboard, odd press back chairs, Zenith V.H.S. video, spinning wheel parts, 5 h.p. Ariens riding lawn mower, 4 wheel 250 Honda Odyssey, quantity of tools, china and glass. Don Cornell, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 44-1SN Auction Sale Friday, November 8,1885, at 10 a.m. Ontario's largest farm machinery consignment sale, Norwich, Ontario. (Sales conducted second Friday each month). Approximately ISO- 175 tractors plus all types of farm equipment. Consignments welcome. For more Information phone (519) 424-9998 or (519) 424-9093. Proprietors K.S. Hamuleckl and Sons. 44-1SN Auction Sale Thure., Nov. 7 at 11:a.m. Property sold, contents of the home of Mrs. Daisy Patrick, 89 Portage St„ Campbellford. Tea set for eight; quantity of dishes, antique cupboard; Morris rocker; Davenport; table lamps; end tables; antique wooden bed with new box springs and mattress; antique dresser; antique wash stand; bedding; metal crib; antique wardrobe; antique chest of drawers; metal bed, box spring and mattress; antique dresser; wash stand; books and shelves; antique chest of drawers; toilet pieces; standard drop head sewing machine; wicker rocker; 2 pressed back rockers; blanket box; 3 trunks; 2 step ladders; picture frames; floor lamp; 2 day beds; quilting frames; sealers; Crock churn; Emery; saws; coal oil lantern; garden tools; braces; hammers; wrenches; tools; meat saws; antique tool box; lawn mower; butcher block; wash board; antique high chair; child's rocker; 2 solid seat chairs; Kerosene heater; pickle crock; crocks; Hoover washer spin dryer; copper boiler; cyclone seeder; iron pot; rubber tired wheel barrow; picnic table; oval table; antique table; baskets; child's wagon and sleigh; old kitchen cupboard; old store scales; large rope blocks; Honda engine; 2 extension ladders; Mono weed trimmer (gas engine); Moto mower 6 h.p. shredder; .Case 446 riding tractor, 16 h.p. hydraulic drive, 48" lawn mower, chains, 2 wheel trailer, 48" snowblower, 42" roto tiller, 48" dozer blade, Brinly plow, Brinly tandem discs, Brinly cultivator, front weight. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Box 883, Campbellford, KOL 1L0. Phone (705) 653-3533. 44-1S Auction Sale Household Furniture and Some Tools The Property of Larry Mackla 63ScugogSt. N.ln the Village of Blackstock Saturday, Nov. 2nd 11:60a.m. Furniture • 30" Frigidaire range, Beatty freezer, wringer washer, automatic washer and dryer, dishwasher, humidifier, lamp, oak buffet, dining table with extra leaf and buffet, antique buffet with mirror, modern buffet cabinet, leather sofa and chair, leather reclining chair, 2 sofas, office chair, reclining chair, bed chesterfield and chair, sofa bed, old day bed, 2 steel beds, 1 wooden bed, 2 wardrobes, walnut bed and make-up vanity, 2 wash stands, shower cabinet, 3 press back chairs, cane bottom chairs, platform rocker, swivel rocker, pole planter, pool table, stacking stools, book stand, baby crib with mattress, baby buggy, high chair, toilet set, meat platters, grill toaster, coffee maker. Tools ■ Lathe - 2 . and 4 jaw chucks - centre rest and tool bits, drill press, V* horse air compressor, Findlay wood stove* Acme box stove, parlour stove, antique International 5'/z horse gas engine, Fair Bank Morris water pump, small lots of lumber - maple - oak - cherry - and pine, bicycle exercise stand, lanterns, pots and pans and many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available by Blackstock Lioness Club. Sale time 11:00 а. m. Auctioneers: Charlie McGill, R.R. 2, Bethany, 705- 277-2767, Larry Currlns, R.R. б, Lindsay, 705-328-0667. 43-2SN FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this aeal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 'Authtrrui Dttltr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Diindae St. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 YWCA Offering Darlington's Crawler Crane Lifts Generators into Place Computer Class The Oshawa YWCA is again offering computer classes for a variety of ages in the Bowmanville area. Parent and Preschoolers ages 3-5 years allows children with a parent to explore the use of the computer and use the educational software designed to stimulate number and letter recognition and shape differentiation. Children 6-8 years learn use of the keyboard and computer games reinforce reading, math, logic and hand-eye coordination. coordination. Children 9-12 years old will learn basic computer language and write simple programs of their own. Adult Micro-computer hands-on classes help take the mystery out of home computers computers and develop basic understanding of use and operation. Classes are held Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings mornings beginning November 7 and November 9 arid preregistration preregistration is at the Bowmanville Bowmanville office, 80 King St. W. Office hours - Tuesdays 10 -1 p.m. - Thursdays 2 - 6 p.m. and Fridays 1 - 4 p.m. Phone 623-3664 for details. Newtonville Mrs. Louise Jose, Madeleine Buckley, Janet Paeden, Olive Henderson, Elizabeth Skeld- ing, Sharon Buttery, Jean O'Neill and Bessie Stephenson were among the Women's Institute members who attended attended the 85th anniversary of the District at Solina Hall on Wednesday afternoon. All enjoyed enjoyed the singing and the skits presented, complete with birthday cake and ice cream and socialable time. We also enjoyed the many displayed tables. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burley of Newcastle were callers on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Vinkle. Sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Peter Newell and family and friends on his death. The funeral was held Wednesday morning from the Anglican Church, Bowmanville. Mrs. Acy Farrow attended the Bowmanville Nurses' Association meeting at Ruth Hancock's on Monday evening. evening. They also toured the Strath Manor in Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stapleton attended the Dinner Theatre at Cobourg Motor Inn Saturday evening. The comedy was entitled "Nurse Jane Goes to Hawaii." The U.C.W. met Wednesday evening in the church basement basement with 17 present. -1 The purpose was repeated in unison and the various reports were given. Carole Gardner led in worship and introduced her mother, Mrs. Audrey Beck who showed pictures of Korea. She with nine other exchange missionaries of the United Church were there for 35 days beginning in mid-May. Shelley •Wright, another of the missionaries, was also present. She told of the barriers that the Koreans have to overcome to survive. She also mentioned the work of the Y.W.C.A. All enjoyed the presentation and lunch was served and a social time followed with more questions answered. The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 30,1985 17 Obituaries Although the world's largest crawler crane has already been used on construction of the Darlington Generating Station, last Friday it did the job for which it was designed. Days of preparation by skilled workers culminated in the lift of the first of 16 steam generators from the ground to the top of the unit 2 reactor building. That's a load of 365 tonnes (or the weight of 58 elephants) lifted 56 metres up and 48 metres in to the special room where it is installed. The steam generator uses heat from the reactor to produce steam to push the turbine generators which make electricity. In fact, if the steam generator were a tea kettle it would hold enough water for 448,000 cups. Unit 2 at Darlington will be in-service in May 1988 and unit one in 1989, unit three in 1991 and unit four in 1992. DOUGLAS RAYMOND BROCK A field technician for an oil company, Sperry Sun of Canada Ltd., in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Africa, Douglas Raymond Brock, passed away at Abidjan on Friday, September 27th, 1985, at the age of 33. Son of Hilda Brock and the late Elton Brock, he was born and educated in Bowmanville. Prior to leaving for Africa, he had resided in Bowmanville, and later in Edmonton, Alberta, for six years. Left to mourn his passing are his mother, grandparents Ray and Alice Brock, all from Bowmanville, a brother Terry Brock, of Calgary, a sister Patti (Mrs. Ken Barrie), a brother Grant Brock, both of Bowmanville, and a dear friend, Brenda Paul of Edmonton, Alberta. Funeral services were held on Monday, October 7th at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, with the Reverend John Peters, officiating. Pallbearers were Grant Brock, Brenda Paul, John Morris, Ken Mountjoy, Rick 'Draper and Don Kirk. Among the many tributes received in his memory were offerings from Sperry Sun, International Sperry Sun, Edmonton, the law firm of Pollitt, MacGregor, Walters and Halikowski, Durham Region Clerk's Dept,, M and C Whitby, F. A. Kramp Ltd., Legion Ladies Bowling League, Widow and Widows Association, Bowmanville. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. had Mr. and Mrs. J. Quantrill and Lisa, Amhurstburg, near Windsor, home for the weekend weekend and had Mr. and Mrs. John Currier and family, Port Hope, with them on Sunday. Thicksons had Mrs. Dekoker, Mrs. Westheuser and girls on Sunday. Mr. John Bull and Brad Bull, Garden Hill, spent three days bow and arrow hunting at Petraghlphs Provincial Park north of Peterborough recently. We now have a 1st Venture group as well as the 1st Perry- town Scouts and they all spent the weekend of October 19th at Cochingomink Camp at the Wesleyville tower. They had an excellent time even though there was some rain. Leaders of the Scouts are Wayne Elliott, David Moore and Erny Yakiwchuk of the Ventures Bryan Harris and Erny. News from Elizabethville and District Church services were held as usual. Announcements were: Report from Cobourg Presbytery Presbytery meeting on September 10th, 1985, approval was given to: supply arrangements made by Hope Pastoral charge with Mrs. Lynda King of Oshawa from Sept. 8th to Dec. 31st, 1985. The Rev. Ralph Pickering of Baltimore was appointed supervising minister for Hope Pastoral charge during the vacancy telephone 372-7251. Rev. Pickering conducted our Sunday service. He opened the service and held communion first. Those assisting were Mac Walker, Bev Gray, H. Quantrill, D. Munroe, H. White, W. Banister, Mary Gardiner and Bernice Wheeler. Afterwards he had a few words with the children explaining the communion service. The choir had an anthem. Rev. Pickering introduced introduced new members Mr. and Mrs. Alan Peacock and John Peacock who wished to have their membership transferred from Bolton United Church to Garden Hill United Church. The offering was taken up by Mrs. Alice Scott and Leah Fenton. Scriptures were taken from I John 1:1-17 and Luke 10:30 - BHS Students Studying Religion Uptown 11:34. His sermon was "At the Feet of Jesus." About the time that Jesus visited Mary and Martha and that Martha complained about getting lunch ready while Mary sat at Jesus' feet and asked about His business and Jesus answered - Martha you' are worried and troubled over many things but just one is needed. Mary has chosen the right thing and it will not be taken from her. We should listen to. Jesus teaching and not wander away from God and sinning as much as we do today. Mr. D, Munroe was at the door, and coffee was served as usual. On Monday afternoon, the Health Care Clinic held their foot clinic at the hall at Camp- bellcroft. Next clinic is Dec. 16 at 1 p.m. On Tuesday the ladies met at Mrs. Wheeler's home and we made the dressing for .eleven turkeys for the supper. On Wednesday we had our supper with the two sittings pretty well filled. On Thursday the seniors met as usual. This Thursday the 31st will be pot luck dinner again and birthday greetings for our October birthday celebraters. Mrs. Art Plooard spent three days at her home last week, a break from the hospital. Mrs. Lewko was taken to Port Hope Hospital early Tuesday. I expect she will soon be home again. Mr, and Mrs. C. Mercer visited Stan Kennedy who is in Cobourg Hospital with a heart problem. Mr. Fred Brimacombe had tea with Mr. and Mrs. W. Longyear, Sunday evening. Mrs. Donna Fajt and Vicki, and Mrs. Ruth Prévost are spending a week with Gwen Warriner and Alan Mercer, Cal., U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer are in a bowling tournament at Bowmanville today. Mr. Stan Burgess . and a friend had tea with Mr. and Mrs. C. Mercer recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peacock are away on a break for a few days this week. The twins were home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H. Quantrill i United Vfey RUTTER GRANITE CO. LTD. Monuments Markers and Corner Posts We Sell for Less 73 Ontario Street Port Hope, Ontario 885-5216 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 OSHAWA SAND & GRAVEL SUPPLY TOP SOIL WE DELIVER On Monday, these four members of Mr. Johnston's Geography class at Bowmanville High School embarked on a unique expedition in their quest for information on four religions. They decided to make a video of their experiences and one of their numbers thought up a costume that they felt was appropriate for their studies. They also did some exploring uptown, dropping in at The Statesman office to explain what they were doing and have their photos taken for posterity. They are, 1-r, Chris Hilborn, Scott Roberts, Mark Langley and Chris Hay. • PIT RUN • GRAVEL • SAND FILL • 3/4 CRUSHED STONE • 3/8 CHIPS • CEMENT GRAVEL THE MODERN SYSTEM TO SPREAD STONE AND SAND FOR BASEMENTS OSHAWA BRICK SAND PATIO 4 POOL SAND TOP SOIL 725-0232 SOLINA RD. N. 1 MILE NORTH OF HWY. 2 TERRY BLACK Citizens of the area were saddened and shocked to learn of the sudden death of Terry Black, aged 41, on Friday, October 18th, 1985, the result of a tragic car accident accident on Highway 401 in Toronto. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Black, of Waterloo, Terry was born in Belleville, Belleville, and educated at Lakefield and Bowmanville Public Schools, Bowmanville Bowmanville and Sudbury High Schools. He was married in 1966 to Donna Policy. A resident of Bowmanville Bowmanville from 1963-1985, he had previously resided at Roseneath, Lakefield and Sudbury. For the past 10 years he had been employed employed as a salesperson at Sears, (Men's Dept.). He was a member of Trinity Trinity United Church, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, the Royal Canadian Canadian Legion Branch 178, the Oshawa Horseless Car- riagemen (Barbershop- pers), President of the Golden Legionnaires and director of the Legionnaires Legionnaires Chorus for four years, assistant Director of the Barbershop chorus and a Past Co-President of the Jack and Jill Club. Terry's life centred around his family, home, church, music, sports and friends. He was involved in band work from 1954-1963 at Bowmanville Public and High Schools, at Sudbury High School 1961-63 in the Class A Champion Band at the Toronto Kiwanis Festival. Festival. He was a Recreation Playground Supervisor, and playéd organized hockey hockey from 1951 in Pee Wee, Bantam, Midget and Juvenile. He played Junior A hockey from 1961-63 in Sudbury, and Junior B from 1964-65 in Markham. He also played in the men's hockey league until 1976. From 1954-1968, he played softball and hardball for Bowmanville. He was a member of the 1959 Ontario Midget Championship Championship Hockey Team and that year was chosen to attend attend the Montreal Canadian Canadian Hockey Club training camp. He was a member of the 1959 Ontario Juvenile "B" Championship Baseball.Team, a member of the 1961 Ontario Juvenile Minor "A" Championship Hockey Team. In 1963, he had received an award for having the most points for assists in the Ontario Jr. A Hockey League. In 1969, he coached a Pee Wee team to an Ontario Championship. For many years he had also been an umpire. . In the late '60's, Terry starred in the production of "South Pacific" and in "The Boyfriend." For 11 years he has been a disc jockey for "Music by Jackman." Left to mourn his passing are his wife Donna, three children Kari, a first year student at York University, Kelly and Jason, at home, his parents Sam and Gwen Black, a sister Janice (Mrs. Rick Hawthorne) of Waterloo, Waterloo, two nieces Jennifer and Heather, and Terry's 103 year old grandmother, Mrs. James Black, Warkworth. The Reverend Edward Schamerhorn and Dr. William William Stephenson (Roseneath) officiated at the funeral services held at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville, on Tuesday. The Horseless Carriage- men Chorus rendered musical musical selections on Monday evening. During visitation hours at the funeral chapel, one thousand people paid their respects to the family. Pallbearers were Messrs. Rick Hawthorn, Guy Polley, Don Gibbs, Irv Colwell, Len Clement and Charles Evans. Among the many floral tokens tokens received in his memory memory were tributes from the Golden Legionaires, Sears, A & P Company Ltd., the Jack and Jill Club, Tat's Restaurant, the Courtice Women's Fast Pitch Ball Team, the Free Methodist Ladies Lob Ball Team, and from many friends, neighbours neighbours and relatives. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery; t SOLID OAK and PINE FURNITURE and ACCESSORIES ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS E PME LOFT,. 16 7 Simcoe St S OSHAWA 579-9311