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> The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 20,1985 15 Classified Ads Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Goodyear Reclaim Closing Trustees Are First Customers of Fund-Raising Auction Sales Saturday evening, Nov. 23rd at 7:00 p.m. 275 Head Breeder's Cow Calf Dispersal at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ontario. 23 head of Charolais and Angus cattle. The property of Neil Postell, R.R. 1, Locust Hill. 22 Charolais - Angus cows, bred Limousin. Bull exposed July 8. 1 Limousin Bull 2 yrs. old. Immediately following - 76 head of Charolais • Hereford - Maine - Anlou cattle. The property of Lee Wilkinson, R.R. 3, Georgetown. 38 mature Charolais and Hereford cows with 38 Maine - Anlou and Charolais calves by side. Bull exposed June 15. 1 full blood Maine - Anjou bull rising 6 yr. old. Immediately following - 46 head of Angus and Limousin cattle. The property of John and Nancy Gillis, R.R. 2, Cameron. 22 mature Angus and Limousin cows with 23 calves by side. Bull exposed May 1st. 1 Limousin bull 15/16. immediately following ■ 16 head of Registered Hereford cattle. The property of W.C. Johnstone, R.R. 3, Indian River, 8 Registered Hereford cows with 8 calves by side. All cows rebred - Bull exposed July 1. Immediately following - 25 mature Charolais and Charolais Limousin cross cows. The property of Gordon Bidwell, R.R. 1, Shanty Bay. These cows exposed to Purebred Charolais Bull 2 yrs. old. A son of Paddock - papers available. Cows are Registered, pregnancy checked - 1 BR - Spotfon. These are top quality cows. Immediately following • 60 head of Hereford and Slmmental cattle. The property of Henry and Nancy Draper, R.R. 1, Dunsford. 30 mature Hereford and Hereford Slmmental cross cows with 3Ü Hereford Slmmental calves by side. Limousin Bull exposed July 1. Limousin Bull rising 3 yrs. old. Immediately following - 20 Head of Hereford cattle. The property of Arlie Woodcock, R.R. 1, Coboconk. 20 mature Hereford cows bred Limousin - for Feb. and March. An outstanding offering. Plan to attend. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers. Carl Hickson Sales Manager ...and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959 • 324-2774. 46-2SN Auction Sale of Antique Furniture, China and Glass Sunday, Nov. 24th at 12:15 p.m. at Lions Centre, Elgin St. E., Cobourg F.W. Richards double barrel shotgun, oak hall seat with mirror and brass hooks, walnut cane seat and back rocker, walnut spinning wheel, walnut settee, rocking chair and arm chair, walnut drop leaf table and 4 chairs, walnut extension table with tulip legs, 4 walnut dining room chairs, love seat and rocker, child's rocker, extension table and 4 chairs, drop front secretary, knee hole desk and chair, 5 drawer oak Chiffonier, oak dresser with bevelled mirror, wash stand, pressback. chairs, parlour table with glass ball feet, small tables, occasional chairs, 7 pc. African mahogany bedroom suite, walnut flat to the wall bottom, McClary 24" white range, oak buffet with mirror, oil lamps, bells, crocks and jugs, pair china horses and sleigh, 6 oak dining room chairs, hutch, old light fixture, antique china and glass, old match and comb holder, silverware, jewellery plus many more items of interest. Terms cash or cheque with I.D. No • reserve. Lunch available. Paul Lean Auctioneer. Phone 352-2403. 47-1SP Wednesday, November 27 11 a.m. 150 Holstein* Complete Sonnylee Dispersal for Sonnylee Holsteins, Little Britain, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. Reg., Class., D.H.I. Tested, Free Listed. 25 milking females, 10 bred heifers, 15 open heifers and calves, 8 very good cows featuring a (VG) Senator with 3y (138-141) selling fresh In Sept, and her (GP) 2 yr. old sister by Majesty. Their (GP) Herdmaster Dam also sells with (142-154). A (VG) Rockman with 2y (130-161) due In Jan. to Missile. Her (VG) Northcroft Dam also sells with (176-204). Followed by the Centron Reduction Sale owned by Hoekstra Bros., Baltimore, Ont. 80 • Head including 40 milking females, 40 heifers. Featuring a (VG) Sheik with 3y 361 d 20121 889 4.37 per cent (189-213) selling fresh. Her 3 direct dams are all (VG). Also a big tall Jan./84 daughter of Straight Pine Elevation Pete and her 2 (GP) Valiant sisters from (VG) Dam, 2nd Dam (VG), 3rd Dam (Ex), an Oct./83 Warden due in Dec. to Thunder from a (VG) Dam With (180-179), 2nd Dam (VG) with 202-201,3rd Dam (Ex-3*). Daughters by Sheik, Jetstar, Majesty, Senator, Cutlass, Telmatt, Triple Threat and Warden. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 46-2S Wednesday evening, Dec. 11th at 7:00 p.m. Complete Dykdale Holstein Dispersal and Victoria's Christmas Special Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay. 52 Head of Registered and NIP Grade Holsteins. Free-Listed. DHIA Supervised. The property of Robert B. Dykstra, R.R. 2, Little Britain. Patz stable cleaner with 272' of right hand chain, 40' chute, 1984 De Laval 800 gal. bulk milk tank - automatic wash and controls. Vacuum pump and stainless steel 2" line for 34 cows - complete with 3 units. 3 milk True Test Meters. 600 lb. stainless steel culture tank. Approx. 5000 bales first cut hay - 16'/z per cent protein. Approx. 2000 bales of second cut hay. Approx. 3000 bales of mixed straw and wheat straw. Semen - 5 vials of Marlin Locklln, 2 of Brockview Bovrll, 15 of Brockview Topper. 27 mature milking females, majority due December and January. 10 Purebred heifers 1 to l'/z yrs. old, 6 Cltamatt, 2 Triple Threat. 10 NIP heifers 1 to V/z yrs. old. Cltamatt, Rockview. 2 NIP heifers bred to Cltamatt. 2 heifers under 1 yr. 1 from Pontiac Chieftain, 1 from Cltamatt. Bull Brockview Teletype Mac 381374 also sells. Oct. herd average BCA 155-144. High Grade NIPs up to 200 BCA. Sale features a 1980 Good Plus Astro Jet due Dec. GP Dam has longtime production record on 7 lactations 166 -158. A1982 Good Plus Cltamatt due Dec. to Triple Threat. A 1981 Good Plus Highcraft Fury due Dec. to Cltamatt. An Oct. '84 Warden - 2 Dec. 84 Triple Threats. This Dispersal will be followed by our December consignment sale. Consignments still open. To see the milking equipment and feed - 7 miles west of Lindsay to Oakwood and V/z miles south. For further Information contact our Sales Staff at 705- 324-8311. Sale at 7:00 p.m. sharp beginning with milking equipment, hay - straw, semen and cattle. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. Carl Hickson Sales Manager 705-324-9959. 47-3SN Thursday, November 2Bth at 1:00 p.m. Monthly Machinery Auction at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. Int. 4166 diesel tractor, cab 4 x 4, crab steering, new tires 23 - 1 - 26, 150 h.p. 1981 M.F. 245 diesel tractor, power steering, external hydraulics, 1000 hrs. 1978 M.F. 184 - 4 x 4 diesel tractor 60 h.p. 2000 hrs., power steering, M.F. 255 diesel tractor, M.F. 275 diesel tractor with cab, Int. 574 diesel tractor, power steering. John Deere 1830 tractor A-C HD3 gas crawler loader and bucket - excellent. A-C Back- hoe fits crawler loader. David Brown 1200 diesel tractor with Easy-On quick attach loader. George White 7' double auger snow blower, Int. 4 furrow trip beam plough, 3 pt. 1979 GMC 35 Series 1 ton truck, 12' Tipping livestock box. 69,000 kms - will certify. 1977 Ford F 600 Series truck - 16' stock rack with side, racks and divider. We are expecting a good selection of equipment. Consignments still open. This is our last Machine Consignment Sale until March. For consignments or further information contact Sales Arena 705-324-8311 or Carl and Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. 47-2SN Auction Sale Sat., Nov. 23rd at 10:30 a.m. Columbus (east of Slmcoe St.) Watch for signs The property of Herb Beldell, house sold, moving to Toronto. Consisting of 3 pc. chesterfield and chair, lamps, brass hanging lamp, brass candle sticks, antique cradle, several pictures, box of graphic art supplies, Native prints by Benjamin Chee Chee, etc., several brass pieces, stereo equipment, old mirror, humidifier, pine chairs, pine mirror, antique wall telephone, Indian head dress, plus other Indian articles, bookcase, . Atari video games, Canon 1016 calculator, Akal reel to reel tape deck, electric heater, dishes, set of china, pots and pans, Adler industrial sewing machine (walking foot), fishing equipment. Tools: router (new), 20 amp battery charger, glue gun, hand tools and power tools, % h.p. bench grinder, 5" vise, Rockwell 1 h.p. table saw, gas barbecue, Coleman stove, Reich trailer hitch, wheel barrel, 2 old pine tables, lawn chairs, gas cans, 3 steel barrels. Lumber:assorted lumber 2" and 1" etc. 3Æ x 4 x 4 plywood flooring, 8" x 8" beams up to 14', planking, cedar posts, railway ties, garden tools, etc. Vehicle: 1984 Yamaha 750 motorcycle 700 km (like new), white 16 h.p. garden tractor, c/w lawnmower, roto tiller and snow blade, snowblower for garden tractor, Note time: 10:30 a.m. Everything In good condition. Ross McLean Auctioneer 576-7550 - 686-3291. 47-1SNP Auction Sales From Page 1 of approximately $1.3 million. It currently employs 20. Mr. Hollingsworth said the closing of the reclaim plant will mean some cutbacks in staff. "I'm sure there will be some reductions in manpower", he said. However, the company has not yet determined the extent of the reduction. If layoffs are required, they will be based on seniority. Goodyear Canada Inc. currently employs 260 in Bowmanville. Mr. Hollingsworth said there is a possibility that the former reclaim facility will be used to produce other products. "We're looking to see what we could put in the building," he said. Saturday, November 23 10 a.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques for the Estate of the late Mrs. Hazel Scott, Columbus, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge including Viking fridge, colour TV, 3 pc. antique bedroom suite, 4 parlour chairs, parlour table, wicker rocker, antique secretary, kitchen table and four chairs, antique rocker, chesterfield and chair, end tables, coal oil lamps, copper boiler, toilet set, library table, child's rocker, chest of drawers, picture frames, hall table, occasional chairs, caned chairs, Oriental rug, quilts, wicker planter, wringer washer, 21" power lawn mower, garden tools, plus many other items. NOTE: This Is an excellent quality sale, everything very clean. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 47-1S Saturday, November 23 10 a.m. Giant Antique Auction selling at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Consignments from William Meaginsfamily home, Argyle. Hazel Gray, Yelverton and Bertha Jamieson, Mt. Pleasant. Antique furniture from Century home, appliances, piano, china, glass, 6 arrowback chairs, Captain's chair, Clare Jewel white enamel cook stove, excellent Mason and Risch piano, spool bed, antique bedroom suite, magazine rack, many wash stands, many antique dressers, parlour tables, feather tick, maple bedroom suite, Frigidaire refrigerator, apartment size electric stove, wringer washer, electric dryer, drop leaf table, Singer sewing machine, crib, sectional chesterfield, old flat to wall cupboard, hand tools, chesterfields, arborlte table and chair, bed chesterfield, smoked top dinette set, antique wicker rocker, treadle sewing machine, china cabinet, antique sideboard, pine dresser, iron beds, pressback chairs, beds, good 9 pc. oak dining room suite, Inglis ' Citation- portable dishwasher, antique buffet, record cabinet, square oak dining table, Iron beds with brass trim, antique settee, Mason and Risch Vlctrola, serpentine front dresser, 3 cabinet radios, oak sideboard with serpentine front, antique dishes, Royal Doulton figurines, etc. No reserve. Don't miss this quality sale, preview Friday, 3 to 6. Open Sat. 9 a.m. Sale 10 a.m. To list your sale phone 324- 2783. Orval McLean Auctions, Lindsay. 47-1SNP Saturday, November 30 10 a.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques for the Estate of the late Mrs. Margaret Spry, Oshawa, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including oak dining room suite, pine drop leaf table and bench, apartment size fridge, 30" electric stove, antique walnut spool bed, antique walnut chest of drawers, buffet, antique mahogany parlour table, antique oak oval parlour table, pine wash stand, nursing rocker, wicker chair, pine blanket box, antique Hoosier cupboard, antique dressers, chests of drawers, end tables, wash stands, antique parlour chairs, Gingerbread clock, 2 antique pocket watches, rockers, set of 6 caned chairs, antique scales, coal oil lamps, bedroom suite, occasional chairs, Oriental rug, lamps, quilts, linens, dishes, bedding, wringer washer, 20" power lawn mower (new), 25' extension ladder, garden tools, plus many other items. NOTE: This is a fine quality sale - everything well cared for. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 47-2S List 4 Days of Furniture Liquidation No Reasonable Offer Refused Wed. to Sat. 10-8 Approximately $100,000 of chesterfields, sofa beds, lamps, dining and bedroom furniture, occasional tables, complete telephone systems, etc. Such names as Kroehler, Lanark, Vilas, House of Braemore, Roxton and others. Examples Kroehler 3 pc. sectional blue velvet wood trim. Compare at $1195.00. Now $595.00. 8 pc. oak bedroom suite. Compare at $799.00. Now $499.00. Coffee table glass top. Compare at $249.00. Now $139.00. Love seat. Compare at $449,00. Now $269.00. 3 pc. chesterfield.and chair and ottoman, wood trim, compare at $849.00. Now $449.00.7 pc. dinner table, 4 chairs, buffet and hutch. Compare at $2099.00. Now $1300.00, plus many other bargains. Shop early. Some are 1 only specials. Saving up to 50 per cent. Open Wed. to Sat., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. McLean Auction and Liquidations, 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby, between Thlckson Rd. and Garrard Rd, 576-7550 • 686- 3291. 47-1SNP United Way Fund Reaches 96% of its Objective The Oshawa Whitby Newcastle United Way has completed 96 per cent of its objective and is within reach of its $1.9 million goal. United Way organizers announced announced last week that the fundraising fundraising drive had reached $1,839,000. Most canvassing has been completed completed and volunteers are now in the process of collecting all pledges and donations. Donations from a number of Oshawa and area industries have yet to be finalized, but when all funds are collected, organizers expect expect to reach oj. surpass their goal. Bowmanville has already reached 115 per cent of its objective. objective. Whitby has acheived 105 per cent of its goal and Oshawa has raised 73 per cent of the final target. Beta Sigma Phi Float Wins Sr. Parade Honor The Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade Committee has announced the first place winners in the float and filler competitions of the 24th annual Santa Claus Parade. First place in the senior float category category went to A Country Christmas which was the entry of the Beta Sigma Phi. First place in the junior float competition went to Christmas Dinner Dinner with Granny. This float was created by the First Bowmanville Guides. "Peg and Pete", two stilt-walkers, won the prize for best filler. They were portrayed by Lance and Keith Crago. A complete list of parade winners will be announced next week. Obituaries Gigantic Farm Equipment Clearance Auction Friday, Nov. 22 10 a.m. a harp New and used equipment Including approx. 50 tractors, 40 cars and trucks, A.T.V. and over 250 pieces of all types of farm equipment. Special note: This Is our annual Fall Cleanup Cleanup Sale featuring a mystery row of tractors and farm equipment that will be sold totally unreserved and absolutely to the highest bidder. Also featured will be one farmer's full line of equipment plus other local consignments. Terms, Cash, Visa or good cheque day of sale. Not responsible for accidents on property. Tractors and vehicles to be sold Inside. Last sale of 1985. Auctioneers, Cliff Gilbert and Bruce Ward. For more information phone (519) 534- 1638 or 534-2980. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment, Hwy. No. 6, Wiarton, Ontario. 47-1SN Antique Auction Friday, Nov. 22nd, 1985 6:30 p.m. ■rooklln Community Centre Cassels Rd. E., Hwy. 7 and 12 This super sale includes the contents of an antique store. In pine - Victoria cottage dresser, 7'/z' table, lift top commode, ice box, step back cupboard, side board, 2 piece cupboard, mantel, blanket boxes, etc. in oak - a hall stand, large roll top desk, china cabinet, dining tables, wall telephone, grain scales, etc., plus a cedar chest, sofa table, several parlour tables, pressback rockers, Edwardian china cabinet, piano and organ stools, various washstands, mahogany sideboard and hex table, Queen Ann desk, round and square dining tables, nursing rocker, hall desk, wicker chair and planter, spinning wheel, leather trunk, wooden churn, cream separator. Bobsleds, Apothecary scales, decoys, several clocks, wicker doll rocker, A.M. doll, Dopey and others, Pennygame, set of bag pipes, carvings, various tins, granite ware, quilts, mats and rugs, reverse paint and other pictures, oil lamps, crocks, butter bowls, copper kettles, Jardiniere, 2 R.D. Christmas plates, pressed and cut glass, English, French, German and Japan china, plus much more. Preview 4:30 p.m. Terms cash, Visa or approved cheque. Auctioneer Earl MacKinnon 655-3526. 47-1SN Wednesday, December 4 11 a.m. 150 Holsteins Complete Cavanacres Dispersal owned by Ross and Diane Moore, Cavan and the Sunnyfield Sale for Cecil H. Snoddon, Sunderland, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. Reg., Class., D.H.I. Tested, Free Listed. Sunnyfield Sale includes 20 Head of deep full pedigreed cows and heifers, mostly fresh by sale time, featuring a (VG) Senator with 4y 312d 19763 805 4.07 per cent (174-190). She sells fresh In Oct. and milking 105 lb., a fancy (GP) Tempo with over 22000 lb. as a 3 yr. old, and due at sale time to Missile, several from VG or Ex Dams. Also the Cavanacres Dispersal including 75 Head, 35 Milking Females, 40 Bred and Open Heifers and Calves. Featuring a (VG) Almerson Rockman Lester with 3y (146-154) from a (GP) Dam with (177-177), due in Apr. to Gabriel, a May, 1984 Triple Threat from a (GP) Dam with (209 - 201) and bred in July to Missile, a (GP) Jetstar proj. at5y 179-165 from a (VG) Dam with 154 -151 and bred In Oct. to Warden, a May 1984 Triple Threat from a (VG) Dam with (174-190), 2nd Dam (GP) with (166- 176),3rd Dam (VG-2*) and bred in Aug, to Bethnwlll Alydar, Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 47-2S MRS. LENA ALBERTA MAY HEARD The death of Mrs. Lena Alberta May Heard, aged 77, occured suddenly on Tuesday, October 15th, 1985, at Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa. Born in Darlington Township and educated there and in East Whitby Township, she was the daughter of the late Wesley and May Hoskin and was married March 21st, 1933, to Marwood W. Heard. A resident of Enniskillen for 35 years, she had previously resided for one year at Wood- ville. She had been employed in home nursing care and was a homemaker. She was a member of Albert Street United Church, Oshawa. Surviving are Elgin, of Newcastle, Elenor (Mrs. John Lyte), Oshawa, and Dean, Orillia. Officiating at the funeral service , [held at the Morris Funeral Çhapçl,. Bowmanville were trie ReVcrend John Hoskin, a cousin of the deceased, and the Reverend Ken Hewlett of Albert Street United Church. Favourite hymns of the deceased were rendered on the chapel organ. Pallbearers were Messrs. Murray, Jack, Terry and Ron Hoskin, Dan Vivian and Wayne Ormiston. Interment Bethesda Cemetery. MARY (CHILDS) Mcknight 111 for 17 months, Maiv McKnight passed away in Memorial Hosptial, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on November 4th at the age of 64, of cancer which she contacted in 1969. Born and educated in Bowmanville schools, she was the daughter of Isabel and Joe Childs. On April 5th, 1947 she married Murray Murray McKnight. She was a life long resident of the town. An employee of Stratha- ven Nursing Home for 24 years, she was loved and respected respected by all the patients and employees. Left to mourn her passing are her husband Murray, son James, daughter. Pat (Mrs. Carman Ball), Joseph and Jack, a sister Grace (Mrs. G. Terhune), brother Don Childs and seven grandchildren. She was predeceased by a son Don. Funeral services were held on Thursday at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Pallbearers were M. Allen, G. Kennett, F. Beac- age, C. Ball, V. Ball and grandson M. Ball. Many donations were made in her memory to the Cancer Society and the Hosptial Building Fund. More than 30 sprays of flowers flowers adorned her casket. •Interment Bowmanville Cemetery in the family plot. FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee ol permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. limheHud Dultr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundee SI. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3552 CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY Trustee Hal McKnight and trustees-elect Mike Slocombe and Peter Parrott Parrott were among the first customers for a Bowmanville High School Band fund-raising project. The B.H.S. musicians plan to travel to Nassau next year to compete in an international music festival and are currently in the process of raising the required funds. One of their projects is the sale of cheese to friends and neighbours. In the above photo, Hal McKnight (left) places his order with band member Mike Colwell. Looking on are trustee- elect Mike Slocombe and Betty McGregor, president of the band parents. Bowmanville Accountant Expands His Practice THEDA MAUDE BEDWIN 111 four years, Theda Maude Bedwin, aged 68, passed away in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, on Wednesday, October 30th, 1985. Born in Kingston, Frontenac County, she was educated at Courtice. Daughter of Howard Samuel Taylor and Lillie Maude Huggins, she was married on April 9th, 1938, to Arthur Franklin Bedwin. A resident at R.R, 3, Newcastle, for 44 years, she had previously resided at R.R. 2, Newcastle for three years. She was a member of Newcastle Newcastle United Church. Mrs. Bedwin was a dedicated dedicated homemaker, and a lover of animals and birds. Left to mourn her passing are her husband Arthur, a daughter Marlene Murray, and son-in-law Ralph, a son Frederick, a granddaughter Colleen Murray, sisters and brothers, Dora Taylor, of Courtice, Stan Taylor of Oshawa, Alvin Taylor of Wiiberforce, Alice (Mrs. Stan Hoy) of Courtice, and Don Taylor of Bethany. The Reverend Donald Stiles officiated at the funeral services services held on Friday at the Morris Funeral ; Chapel, Bowmanville. Pallbearers were Messrs. Floyd Powell, Jack Crago, David Imlach, Tracey Adams, Stan Hoy and Ralph Murray. Among the many tributes received in her memory were tokens from Moore Business Forms, and Durham Lodge No. 66 A.F. and A.M. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Cemetery, Newtonville. HENRY JOSEPH CAISSIE 111 two months, Henry Joseph Caissie, aged 60, passed away on Wednesday, November 6th, 1985, in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Born and educated at St. Philippe, New Brunswick, he was the son of Edouard Caissie and Evelyn Cormier on June 28, 1948, he was married to Regina Perry. A resident at 130 Liberty St. N., No. 3, Bowmanville for nine months, he had previously resided at 21 Orchardview Drive, Bowmanville. He had been employed as a furnace operator at Courtice Steel. He was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bowmanville, and of the Knights of Columbus. Surviving are his wife Regina, children Maria (Mrs. D, Wiggins), Louis, Norman, Gary, Raymond and Charlene Caissie. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph's Church, Bowmanville, with Father Wayne McArtriy officiating. Pallbearers were Messers Norman and Gary Caissie, Paul and Albert Perry, Warner Medd and Claude Arsenault. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. John Manuel (left) welcomes Donald Kitchen to the Bowmanville office. Mr. Manuel has been accepted as a partner with Kitchen McCallum and Porter, a growing firm of certified general accountants. John will continue to work full time in Bowmanville and he will be joined by Mr. Kitchen. John Manuel, a Certified services, estate work, tax ground in retail, wholesale, returns, and computer and and service industries, hav- data processing. In the fu- ing started his business ture, the partners' plan to career in 1957. provide internal auditing. He opened his own prac- Mr. Manuel has a back- tice in Bowmanville in 1973. General Accountant based in Bowmanville for the past 12 years, is expanding his practice to meet the ever- increasing demand for client services. Mr. Manuel has been admitted admitted as a partner with Kitchen, McCallum, and Porter, a growing firm of Certified General Accountants Accountants with offices in a number number of Ontario communities. communities. John Manuel will remain in Bowmanville full time and will be joined by Donald K. Kitchen, a CGA and Certified Internal Auditor Auditor who has been a close friend and business associate associate for many years. Don brings over 20 years of experience in auditing and providing advisory services services to a variety of enterprises enterprises in both the private and public sectors. In announcing the expansion expansion of his accounting practice, practice, Mr. Manuel noted that entrepreneurs today are looking to their accountant to be active as an advisor in day to day operations in addition addition to their traditional role of providing annual financial financial statements and tax returns. As a partner, John Manuel Manuel will be able to draw on the resources and expertise of colleagues in neighbouring neighbouring offices. This means he will be able to provide continuing continuing personalized service service without the overhead associated with large partnerships. John and Don will offer a wide range of services primarily to the small business business and to individuals. They will continue to offer financial planning 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 PORT DARLINGTON MARINA ANNOUNCEMENT . Ï ' **7/, - 1,1 MARY ANNE ROUGH The Port Darlington Marina Hotel is pleased to announce that Mary Anne Rough has been appointed Dining Room and Lounge Manager. Mary Anne had previously served as restaurant manager at the Holiday Inn, Oshawa. She joined the staff there as a waitress three years ago and was promoted to hostess, assistant restaurant manager and restaurant manager. Born in Scotland, she has completed an effective supervision course at Durham College and received diplomas from her previous employers in the areas of Instructional technique and recruitment and selection. With her experience and education in the restaurant industry, Mary Anne will be a valued addition to the staff of the Port Darlington Marina Hotel and she looks forward to her new appointment in Bowmanville.