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> Auctions Auction Sale at Pethlck's Auction Barn Haydon One mile east of Enniskillen, Saturday evening, December 7th at 7 p.m. Two bedroom suites, 2 chesterfields, kitchen table and 4 chairs, glass top kitchen table and 4 chairs, small tables, chairs and sleighs, table full of toys, along with other small articles. Terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick Auctioneer. 49-1SNP Wednesday, December 11 11a.m. Holstein* The Ontario County Club Sale followed by the Wilson's Christmas Bonus Sale selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. ISO Head, Reg., Class., D.H.I. Tested, Free Listed. Features include a pair of Roybrook twin heifers by Tempo born July 1, 1985 from the White Cow family being offered on choice, a Dec., 1984 Sheik from two (Ex) Dams, a Jan., 1984 Lynmack bred in August to Marathon from a (VG) Dam with over 31,000 lb. milk and 1,000 lb. fat, a Dec., 1984 Astro Jet calf from 6 (VG) or (Ex) Dams, a (GP) Citamatt with 2y (162-156) due at sale time to Gabriel from a (VG) Dam with 173-188, 2nd Dam (Ex), 3rd Dam (VG-2*). A group of fancy young cows selling fresh at sale time as well as a deep pedigreed group of bred and open heifers. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. 48-2S Saturday, December 7 Sale Time: 11:00 a.m. Auction sale selling at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. Large assortment of BRAND NEW FURNITURE. New dishwasher, stereos, new White, Elna and Bernina sewing machines, radios, stereo, video recorder, colour television, mattresses, bed chesterfields, love seats, lamps, tables, chesterfield, bedroom suites, dining room suite, stereo stands, gift Items. DON'T MISS THIS ONE -- IDEAL CHANCE TO BUY CHRISTMAS GIFTS AND NAME BRAND FURNITURE. Approximately $40,000 liquidation of quality factory items. Preview Friday 3 to 8 p.m. Saturday morning 9 a.m. to sale time. No reserve. All must go. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay. 49-1SNP Auction Sale Sat., Dec. 7 at 9:30 a.m. To be held at 85 Frank St., Campbellford. Antique Mohogany Curio stand with mirror; antique pine corner cupboard; pine table, 4 chairs and bench; Fawcett kitctlën wood range; Embermatic gas barbecue; coal and wood range; Kenmore heavy duty washer; Woods 23 cu. ft. freezer; Staffords hot chocolate maker; bunk beds; sealers; Underwood electric typewriter; Remington typewriter; Gilson upright freezer; 2 chesterfields and 'chairs; buffet; 2 wardrobes; •china cabinet; antique wash stands; sadirqns; parlour table (marble top); crocks; solid seat chairs; antique ■ dressers; butter printer; oval parlour table; candy box ' (tin); quantity of dishes; some antique pieces; sectional bookcase; settee, chair and rocker; walnut desk; syrup jug; wooden tables; bed chesterfield; chest tables; bed chesterfield; chests of drawers; plant stands; trunks; kitchen cupboard; garden tools; portable colour television with 1-emote control (1 yr. old); G.E. air conditioner; library table; Lawn Boy lawn mower; blankets and bedding; Admiral port, colour television; refrigerator; antique sewing machine; walnut chests of drawers; ■Simplicity Supertwin washer spin dryer; table, 6 chairs, buffet and china cabinet; pictures and frames; Ford 5 h.p. riding lawn mower; garden tractor;. 57 Snider gun; ■Electrolux vacuum with power head (good) ; 9 Centennial dollar bills; many more items not listed. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Box 883, Campbellford K0L 1L0. Phone (705) 653-3533. 49-1S Smart shoppers find the best buys in the Classy Classifieds. y OVV* y Snuggle under a goose down duvet THF PINE LOFT l TO 167 Simcoe St. S. Oshawa 579-9311 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 4,1985 17 Letters to The Editor Darlington Generating Staff Raise *3,000 for Salvation Army December 2nd, 1985 Dear Editor: Recently, I have received a number of calls inquiring about the condition of the Orono water supply. Early in 1985, Regional Council approved $700,000.00 through their budget for the funding of a new well system to be built in Orono. The enclosed letter from the Commissioner of Works explains the current status of the project and 1 would appreciate appreciate it if it could be made available through your column as it answers many of the questions recently being asked. Thank you for your assistance. assistance. Sincerely, Diane Hamre Regional Councillor, Ward 3 November 25,1985 Councillor Diane Hamre, Town of Newcastle, Municipal Offices, Bowmanville, Ontario. Dear Councillor Hamre: Re: Construction of New Well, Pumphouse and Watermain to Service Orono This letter is in response to Auctions Double Auction Sale Brand new furniture and the fixtures of HI-FI Express Now Bankrupt " Sat., Dec. 7th at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E„ Whitby (on Taunton Rd. between Thlckson and Garrard Rd.) 11 a.m. sale -- Having received instructions from Deloitte, Haskins and Sells Ltd., we are clearing the fixtures from Hi-Fi Express Including: Sharp electric cash register) 8 , sections steel shelving,4x8 lighted sign, car stereo display cabinet, 2 good counters, wood shelving, repair items not picked up, radios, amps, etc., 5 ft. patio door, desk, 4 door filing cabinet, 10 display benches plus boxes of small articles, plus some household articles left from Oct. 26th. Some bedding, dishes, suitcase, clothing, etc. I p.m. sale -- Brand new furniture. Approximately 20 chesterfields, sectionals, bed chesterfields, love seats, coffee and end tables, bedroom suites, dining room furniture, buffet and hutch, whirlpool bath, large quantity of lamps, box springs, pine single bed, video cabinets, night tables, plus many other articles. Vehicles; -- 1983 , Datsun Sentra, 1981 Honda Accord, 1973 Volkswagen. Note time: II a.m. and 1 p.m. Good sale of new furniture. Vehicles will sell at 1 p.m. before furniture. Dress warm, building not heated. McLean Auctions and Liquidations 576-7550 or 686- 3291. 49-1SNP Thursday, December 12 Sale Time: 6:30 p.m. Auction sale - selling at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. Furniture, appliances, antiques, property of FRED AND ELIZABETH THOMPSON, Klrkfield. 9 piece walnut dining room suite, large freezer, antique walnut Jacques 8» Hayes sideboard - a beauty, good dryer, garbage compactor, wringer washer, cupboards, apartment size auto, electric stove, copper boiler, laundry tubs, beige chesterfield set, walnut hall chairs, 2 Gunstock chairs, lamps, mantel clock, single maple bed, humidifier, antique cane bottom armchair, wash stand, 2 toilet sets, treadle sewing machine, antique dressers, pine tables, single beds, feather pillows, books, crocks, picture frames, 54 inch poster bed, bureau, mini gate-leg table, also Royal Doulton figurines, china, glass, wheelbarrow, garden tools. No reserve. Property sold. 6:30 sharp. McLean Auctioneers 324-2783 Lindsay. 49-1SNP your request for information regarding the construction of the new well to service Orono. The Region is constructing the new well, pumphouse and feedermain to replace an existing well, located west of Mill Street and North of Millson Hill Drive.- The existing well has been taken out of service due to high sodium and chloride levels in the well. The project involves three components, i.e. the well, a pumphouse and a watermain to connect the new well to the existing watermains in Orono. The new well and pumphouse will be located on the north side of Fifth Concession Road just east of Wilmot Creek. This site is the best of five sites investigated during groundwater investigations carried out late in 1984 and in 1985. The watermain will be constructed along the north side of the Fifth Concession Road and on an easement through the ministry of Natural Resources property and across the Orono Creek and will connect to the existing watermain west of Sommerville Drive in Orono. The contract for the construction construction of the well has been awarded to G. Hart and Sons Well Drilling Limited, Fenelon Falls, at a tender price of $58,266.00. Construction Construction will start in December and should be completed in February, 1986. The work involves the development of two wells, one being a standby for the other. Each well is designed to produce up to 150 gallons per minute. The wells will be approximately 44 feet deep with an inner casing 10 inches in diameter and an outer casing 20 inches in diameter. A screen approximately 15 feet long will form part of the inner casing and will be installed in the water-bearing formation. Pumping tests, chemical tests and bacterial tests will be done to determine the quantity and quality of the water available from each well. Contractors are presently preparing tenders for the construction construction of the watermain. This work will be awarded in January, once successful development of the wells has occurred. Approximately 3,400 feet of 8" diameter watermain will be constructed by the end of May, 1986. The crossing of the Orono Creek, however, must be completed in February of 1986 to comply with Ministry of Natural Resources (Fish and Wildlife Division) requirements. The pumphouse portion of the project will be tendered early in 1986 and will be constructed in the spring of 1986. The new well should be in service by the end of May, 1986. It should provide adequate water supply to meet current demand in Orono. The existing well presently n use (located west of Sommerville Drive) will be used to supplement the output of the new well at peak demand periods, such as during fire fighting. Plèase advise if any additional information is required. Yours very truly, W.A. Twelvetrees, P. Eng., , Commissioner of Works CWL Retreat An evening retreat sponsored sponsored by the Catholic Women's League, in conjunction with the Renew program, was held on Monday, November 25, at St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Bowmanville. Sister Margaret Shannon and Sister Shirley Tapp from Villa St. Joseph Retreat House, Cobourg, directed the retreat. The theme for the first six week semester of the Renew program was "The Lord's , Call." Sister Margaret spoke about the response to the call through "Relationships." 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 It took just one day for the trades people at the Darlingon Nuclear Generating Station to raise over $3,000 for the Salvation Army Christmas fund. Chief stewards of all trades at Darlington are shown above as they turn over $3,004.76 to Captain Ellis Cuff, of the Bowmanville Salvation the Army. The fund-raising effort is an annual e^ Army. The fund-raising effort is an annual event and was made possible through the co-operation of the security department and management. The special collection occurred last Friday, November November 29. Frank's Novice Selects Enjoying a Great Season So Far ■ , *?*£■'>•, -.ïÿ... . The Frank's Novice Selects are enjoying a winning winning season with a record of five wins, two losses and one tie. Team members of the selects are from left to right, front row, Greg McMurter, Jason Jackman, Mike Cramm, Jamie Sellers, Philip Cun- OBITUARY ningham, Steve Oke, Warren Bate, Craig Taylor, Andrew Ferguson, back row, Manager Steve Oke, Kevin Martin, Jerry Johnson, David Mills, Charlie Hargest, Ryan MacKenzie, Doug Parkin, Jason Jeffreys and Coach Paul Jackman. ALLYN TAYLOR The Lord took into his care, Allyn R. Taylor, in his 54th year, on November 22, 1985. He had been ill and in Toronto General Hospital for two and one-half months. The son of Laverne Taylor and the late Wesley Taylor, Allyn was born and educated in Tyrone. On July 30,1955, he married Kathleen Smith and took up residence in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. A respected mechanic and woodworker, Allyn had been employed by Allin Cable Reels Ltd. for the past 13 years. He was also an avid gardener. Left to mourn his passing ■ are his wife Kathleen, daughters Linda, Bev and Donna; son-in-law Michael Bukoski; grandsons Ryan and Justin Bukoski; his mother, Laverne Taylor; brothers and sisters, Marie (Mrs. Don Real), Velma (Mrs. Louis Phillips), June (Mrs. Ralph Davey), Barbara (Mrs. Gordon Millson), Gerald FINE QUALITY MONUMENTSand MARKERS Look for this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. Taylor, Marlene (Mrs. John King), Roslyn (Mrs. Ron King), Janice (Mrs. Gerry Cornish), Duane Taylor and Dan Taylor, i The Reverend John Peters officiated at the funeral services services held at , the Morris Funeral Chapel, on Monday. Mrs, Albert Cole was the organist. The high esteem in which Allyn was held by society was indicated by the many floral tributes and /donations to the Ontario Heart Fund, Memorial Hospital Foundation Foundation and Sick Children's Foundation. Cremation. Patrick G. Deegan DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 5 GEORGE STREET BOWMANVILLE 623-4473 or 263-2026 TW first real word in the average dictionary is probably . "aa." It is the name for a kind of spongy lava. 'Autktrhti Ditto Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 , 316Dund«sSt. E., ; Whitby / Phono Whitby 668-3552 Vermont Castings' The fireplace that can actually heat your entire home ' 1 1 he Fireplace by Vermont Castings gives X you the open-fire charm of a fireplace without fireplace heat loss. Come in and choose among the Defiant, Vigilant, Resolute, and Intrepid. Available in classic black or glossy porcelain-enamel finishes (quantities limited). And we also cany a full line of accessories. THE DEFIANT* THE VIGILANT* THE RESOLUTE* THE INTREPID* SEE OUR EXTENSIVE DISPLAY OF TOOL SETS and ACCESSORIES FOR CHRISTMAS The Fireplace Plus 900 Hopkins at Burns Whitby, Ontario LlN 6A9 416-668-3192 The Natural Energy Shop N. Front St. at Evans Belleville, Ontario 613-966-8899 'Twas the night before Christmas And all through the town r Was a mad rush of shoppers All wearing a frown. Frantic roaming and searching With packages clutched near Just one special something for some so dear? Never fear... that Special Gift is Here at Be v's Floral Creations 162 King St. E. --623-3377 Bowmanville After Hours: 623-5803 Ask us about our Singing Delivery for Christmas... or any special occasion! Regional Chairman Acclaimed Gary Herrema has been acclaimed chairman of the Durham Region. Mr. Herrema, a former mayor of Uxbridge, will be entering his third term as head of the Regional Munic ipality of Durham. The chairman was selected this morning (Wednesday, December 4) at a the inaugural meeting of Durham's regional council. council. NOTICE Retail Rate Adjustment On January 1, 1986, Ontario Hydro will be Increasing the wholesale power rates to Newcastle Hydro by some 3.9%. This action has prompted Newcastle Hydro to review its position relating to retail rates and find it necessary to implement an overall increase of 2.2% effective January 1, 1986, with all readings overlapping the year end pro-rated. Residential Service Metered energy on a one month (net) basis. Regular Service 7.80 cents per kilowatt hour for first 250 KWHS 4.48 cents per kilowatt hour for all remaining consumption. $4.20 minimum bill Delayed Payment A late payment charge of 5.0% will be charged on all accounts not paid on or before the due date, with special consideration given to seniors on a fixed income. General Service Metered energy on a one month (net) basis. Demand Charge First 50 kilowatts of demand per month - no charge Balance at $3.47 per kilowatt of demand, Energy Charge 7.80 cents per kilowatt hour for first 250 KWHS 4.82 cents per kilowatt hour for next 12,250 KWHS 3.43 cents per kilowatt hour for all other consumption $4.20 minimum bill - under 50 kilowatt over 50 kilowatt - .45 cents per kilowatt for all kilowatts applicable to the maximum billing demand during the previous eleven (11) months, or the contract amount whichever is greater. Transformer Allowances Distribution-.45 cents Subtransmission - .45 cents Delayed Payment A late penalty charge of 5.0% will be applicable on all accounts not paid on or before the due date. Water Heater Rental Present rates remain unchanged. 40 gallon water heater rents for $2.20 per month 60 gallon water heater rents for $2.80 per month *100 gallon water heater rents for $4.50 per month *new installations have been discontinued. Sentinel Lighting 175 watt - $3.04 per month plus energy charge 250 watt -$3.61 per month plus energy charge 400 watt - $3.76 per month plus energy charge Pole Rental Rate - .75 cents per month. Flat Rate Water Heating 400 watt element 450 watt element 500 watt element 550 watt element 600 watt element 650 watt element 700 watt element 750 watt element 800 watt element 850 watt element 900 watt element 950 watt element 1000 watt element 1000/3000 watt element 1500/4500 watt element -$9.07 per month -$10.21 per month -$11.34 per month -$12.47 per month -$13.61 per month -$14.41 per month -$15.17 per month -$16.08 per month -$16.83 per month -$17.61 per month -$18.50 per month -$19.35 per month -$20.16 per month -$21.42 per month -$32.13 per month All rates as shown are subject to Ontario Hydro approval before Implementation, Harvey Partner, Chairman