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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, January 7,1987 Classified Ads Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Recreation Hockey n ? i;i M Work Wanted Custom Software Sen/ices and Supplies Micro Computers ANDY'S SOFTWARE INC. 623-2375 Maple Grove Rd. N. R.R. 6. Bowmanvllle. Ont. 33-tfSNl Newcastle Upholstery ,We feature a complete upholstery service including antiques. Large selection of fabrics, shop '.at home service. Free pickup and delivery. 987-4958 , Auction Wednesday, January 14th at 12:30 p.m. Victoria's 1987 Frostv Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2'Lindsay, Ont. Approx. 75 head of registered and high grade Holsteins. A good group of 13 grade springers (first and second cglf). A good selection of fresh grade cows. Always an opportunity to upgrade your herd. Some good type females. Dispersal for Fred and Edith Nicholls of Bracebridge, Ont. A negative status, U.S. eligible herd. 35 registered and high grade milk cows in all stages of lactation. For consignments or further information contact our sales office 705-324-8311 or sales staff John Buckley 324- 4017, Gail Snoddin 357-3237, Cliff Lllllco 439-2380, Wade Reeds 324-9627 or Carl Hickson, Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont. 324- 9959 or 324-2774. Our next regular sale is Feb. 11 at 12:30 p.m. 1-1S Auction Sale "Kahn Country Auctions" reopening reopening Wed., Jan. 14 at 6:30 p.m. located 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (exit 399) on the Brock Rd., Pickering. Selling this Wed. Jan. 14, an excellent collection of antique furnishings, plus excellent collectables from the estate of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Randall, and added consignments, to feature 10' pc. oak dining room suite w/refrectory table, Victorian Cameo back sola, Victorian marble top chests, fireside chairs, Louis XV style settee and chair, Empire settee and chair, pine flatback cupboard, Canadlana chests of drawers, dressers, washstands, rockers, Canadians tables, old school house clock, gingerbread clock, signed spinning wheel, various oil lamps Including bulls-eyes, old hanging lamp, advertising signs, crocks, brass, copper, collection of Canadian pressed glass le. Maple Leaf, Nugget, etc., primitives, and much more. So join us every Wed. and participate In one of Ontario's "TRUE" auctions with no buybacks buybacks or reserves. "Consignment and Estate selling our specially." Preview from 1 p.m. Terms cash or cheque (with I.D.) G and H Kahn auctioneers -- 683-0041. 1-1S Auction Sale "Kahn Country Auctions" (Formerly Herongate) Every Wednesday at 6:30p.m. Now located on the Brock Ro„ Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401, Exit 399, featuring every week, excellent selection of antiques, pine furniture, glass, china collectables, primitives, etc. So loin us every Wednesday and participate In one of Ontario's most authentic old fashioned auctions, with no buybacks or reserves. The "True" auction. Preview from 1:00 p.m. solo days. With our now auction born facilities wo arc now able to serve you bolter. Phono us for all your consignments large or small, Competitive rotes. Kahn Auction Services 416-683-0041, or 985-8161. 10-tfS Auction Sales Snow Removal and Sanding J ! Parking lots, Driveways and Sidewalks * 24 hour service - Phone 623-3804 50-12S LARRY QUINNEY Painting and Decorating Over 13 years experience FREE ESTIMATES Phone 263-8535 ^V4S CJ's RENOVATING SERVICE Specializing in siding and painting, sheds and garages, custom decks and fences. Roofing and home renovations. For free estimates phone: 623-4154 Auction Sale Pethlck's Auction Barn (Haydon) 1 mile East of Enniskillen Sat. evening, January 17th at 7 p.m. Furniture and several tables full of articles. Terms cash or good cheque. Earl Gauslln, Auctioneer. 1-2SNP Thursday, January I6,n a.m. Holstein.Dispersal Grade Holstein Dispersal for Andrew Park, R.R. 3, Uxbridge, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., Including 40 head, 30 cows, 10 bred and open heifers. This Dispersal will be followed by the January Consignment Sale including 10 open heifers, several fresh and close cows. Also service age bull by Hanoverhlll Inspiration from 5 very good dams. Note: This is a Thursday sale. If you wish to consign to this sale, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 1-2S Auction Sale of Antiques and Collectables Saturday, January 10th at Denny's Auction Hall V» Mile West of Colborne on Hwy, 2 5 pc. bedroom suite with vanity and bench, other old beds, press back rocket, oval lilt table, oak dining table with matching chairs and buffet, round oak table 6 arrow back chairs, maple kitchen buffet, ornate ash sideboard, 2 highback sideboards with mirror and top shelf, East Lake jam cupboard with high back, 3 pc. Victorian style parlour set, Victorian style couch, Cleopatra couch, 2 pine tables, small' pine box, 2 washstands with towel bars, oak fold up table, oak hall seat, and oak framed hanging mirror, vanity with large oval mirror, dry sink, 2 dining room buffets, armoire with mirror doors, gramophone and old •radios (all working), chest of, drawers, arm chairs, English school house clock, barley twist wall clock, pair of oil lamps, old crocks, set of store scales. Roval Doulton Toby mugs, 9 pc. cocoa set, Nippon, depression glass, occupied Japan lamp, 1934 Horner piano accordlan, brass hall tree, brass serving tray and- other brass pieces, a number ot old copper pieces, coffee grinder, dishes, glass, china, plus other articles too numerous to mention. Terms: cash, cheque with I.D., '-VIsàV'Màstërcar'd:' Sale start's at 10:30 sharp. Auctioneer Gary Warner 355-2106. 1-1SP Cornell's Auction Barn Fri., Jan. 16 at 6:00 p.m. Pressed-back roexers, wash- stands, press-back chairs, modern dresses and chest of drawers, flat-top farm scales. More details next week. Don Cornell, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 1-1SNP Auction Sale Friday, Jan. 9th 7:00 p.m. At our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Nice upright piano, oak desk, oak hall stand, pine buffet and hutch. Pressback chairs, rocking chairs, upright freezer, Franklin stove, auto dryer, 4 br. elec range, chesterfields, chest of drawers, variety, mirrors, plus hundreds of other good articles. Grant and Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd.. R.R. 2 Port Hope, 416-797-2127. P.S. Good consignments wanted for our weekly sales. 1-1SNP Hampton By Wilma Rantor The holdiays are now just a pleasant memory and a New Year has begun. The first sermon of the new year at Hampton Church dealt with the theme "Beginnings without end." In this sermon sermon the minister explained that as long as we live we ■ face new beginnings every day. Life is constantly changing and it is up to us to accept these changes and rise to the challenges that will face us. The service was highlighted with a solo by David Dewell accompanied by Ross Metcalf on the piano. Next Sunday's service service will feature the Sacrament Sacrament of Holy Communion. The Sacrament of Baptism will be observed on Sunday, January 25. The Man's breakfast group will meet on Thursday, Thursday, January 8 at 7 a.m. In the year 1987 there arc a few improvements I would like to see take place in Hampton. The first tiling I would like to see is the Mill pond cither restored or at least cleared of weeds and HEENAN -- Michael G. at Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, January 6, 1987, Mike Heenan of R.R. 3 Bowmanvllle, In his 63rd year. Beloved husband of Jessie Nemls, dear father of April, Mrs. E. Goddard (Marie), Mrs. T. Mclnnls (Mona), Darryl and Michael. Dear brother of Mrs. T. Cousineau (Harriett), George B„ Arthur L„ Mrs. G. Danbrook (Genevieve) and Mrs. W. Reid (Ann). Also survived by 6 grandchildren. Resting at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mass for Christian Burial 10 o'clock Thursday at St. Therese's Church, Courtice. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Grafton. JOHNSON - Annie (Anne) at Memorial Hospital, Bowmanvllle on Tuesday, January 6th, 1987 at age 71 years. Anne (Bradford) of Bowmanvllle, beloved wife of the late Thomas (Tom) Johnson. Dear mother of Nancy (Mrs. George Peebles) of Pickering and Rober! Johnson of Oshawa. Loved grandmother of 6 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Dear sister of Lydia Hiles of Belleville and the late Betty Mountnay. Friends may call at the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanvllle on Thursday from 12 noon - 1 p.m. Funeral service In the Chapel on Thursday at 1 p.m. Interment Bowmanvllle Cemetery. MSN possibly trees or flowers planted in the pond bed. The road across the pond should be permanently repaired repaired and the old mill building should be demolished. demolished. It could be replaced replaced with a tea room or a craft store. The park which is owned by CLOCA needs more playground equipment equipment and some picnic tables. tables. Some flower gardens at the park entrances would enhance this rather forlorn place. The park used to be a favorite spot for a walk but since the deterioration of thè pond it has become just a soccer field. With two service stations, a restaurant and a variety store at the corners of Scugog and Tauton Rd. this has become a dangerous intersection intersection and has been the scene of many accidents. There should be traffic lights at this intersection. The last change I would like to see is in the attitude of Hampton residents. We need a more optimistic outlook outlook on the future of Hampton. We can accomplish accomplish a lot if we join forces and support the Community Community Association. If the Community Association 1 ceases to function we will have no say in changes but if we all work together it can happen. The card parties are a good example of how people can work together. These parties were begun with the Community Association Association backing about seven years ago. Muriel Yeo was the first person in charge of them. The card parties got off to a slow start but with a lot of perseverance, and location changes they began to pay for themselves. themselves. Now they no longer need community support but for the last four years have been able to donate money to the community associations, associations, the church, Community Care, Bowman- ville, Sunnybrook and Sick Children's hospitals, the Salvation Army and other local charities. When Muriel Yeo moved to Bow- manville, Ruth Farrow, Betty Barnes and myself took over the setting up of tables, arranging lunches and prizes for the card games. Participants at the games help with luncheon donations, serving and cleaning up. The Community Community Association and the Service Club have given us the use of their card tables. The Hampton Scouts held a family Christmas party this year which had 100 per cent attendance. The Junior Councillors under the direction of Adam Kiff planned the refreshments and entertainment for this enjoyable evening, Hockey parents had a busy holiday transporting their boys and girls to the many tournaments held in the area. We are sure they were all winners. The card parties begin again this Wednesday, January January 7 at 8 p.m. in the C.E. wing of the church. 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 B.R.H.L. Select Teams Tyke: Optimist Club Novice: Frank's Variety Atom 1 : Darlington Auto Sales Atom 2: Bay Sports Pee Wee: I.O.O.F. Bantam: Bowmanville Sand and Gravel Midget: Deluxe Taxi Games Dec. 22,1986 Newcastle Arena Midget: Maggie B's 8, Dan Player 1, Dave McCullough 2, Shawn Carlton 1, Brad Hastings 1, Shane Crombie 2, Steve Murrec 1 - Rotary 2, Randy Smit 1, Todd Beth 1. Remax 3, Paul Strong 1, Kevin Smith 1, Mark Smith 1 - Graham's IGA 2, Ed Paradis 1, Troy Brittain 1. Games Dec. 29,1986 Newcastle Arena Midget: Graham's IGA 6, Jeff Thompson 1, Kevin Clarke 3, Ian Wheelock 1, Zennon Nelson 1, Rotary 4, Scott Veals 2, Scott Munro 1, Randy Smit 1. Remax 3, Paul Strong 3, Maggie B's 3, Dan Player 2, Shane Crombie 1. Dec. 29,1986 Bowmanville Arena Pee Wee: McRobbie's 7, Eric Smith 3, Kevin Farrow 2, Kris Matheson 1, Travis Campbell 1. Dykstra's 4, Scott Latin 1, Greg Cook 1, Billy Coggins 1, Brendan Donahue 1 - Mr. Submarine 1, Jack Bently 1. Atom : Ontario Hydro 1, Tim Day 1 - Langes Photo 0. Shut Out Brian Pickard. London Life 4, Carlo Warr 1, Robert Hampsey 1, Craig Taylor 1, Charlie Hargest 1 - 401 Esso 1, Trevor MacDonald 1. Games Jan. 3,1987 Bowmanville Arena Bantam: Square Boy 2, Mark Burns 1, Paul Smethurst 1 - Nichols 1, Martin Vanderheyden 1. McGregor's 2, Scott Edmondson 1, Gilbert Holder 1 - Kool 2, Steve Bizi 1, Richard MacCheyne 1, Pee Wee: Mr. Submarine 6, Jack Bentley 1, Kent Vanderheyden 2, Todd Lepard 2, Michael Hannah 1 - McRobbie's 3, Eric Smith 1, Darryl MacKenzie 1, Bill Speakman 1. Dykstra's 2, Brendan Donahue 2 - Hutton 1, Steve Hancock 1. \ Atom: Langes Photo 1, Joey 'Bate 1 - London Life 0. Shut Out Ryan Polley. J and J Sharpening 7, Andy Perkins 1, Ryan MacKenzie 1, Adam Cota 1, Rob Watson 3, Ryan Wright 1 - 401 Esso 3, Trevor MacDonald 2, Jerry Johnson 1. Novice: Jimmy's 6, Peter Gadd 1, David Chambers 3, Darryl Cook 2 - Carter's 4, Travis Laughlin 2, Ryan Pingle 1, Shaun Whalen 1. Victoria and Grey 3, Steve Brinkman 1, Kevin Jackson 1, Darren Mills 1 - Bonded Paving 0. Shut Out Jason Barr. Tyke: A and R Flooring 4, Chris Pot 1, John Canniot 1, Niki Defreitas 1, Jason Frayne 1 - Skylight 1, Scott MacKayl. London Life 2, Jason Lange 2 - Shoppers Drug 1, David Leppert 1. Future Games Jan. 10,1987 Bowmanville Arena 8 a.m. - Nichols vs Kool (Bantam). 9 a.m. - McGregor's vs Square Boy (Bantam). 10 a.m. Dykstra's vs Checkers (Pee Wee). 11 a.m. - Mr. Submarine vs Hutton (Pee Wee). 12 noon - 401 Esso vs Hydro (Atom). 1 p.m. - London Life vs J and J Sharpening (Atom). 2 p.m. - Victoria and Grey vs Jimmy's (Novice). 3 p.m. - Adam and Eve vs Carter's (Novice). 4 p.m. - Skylight vs Shoppers (Tyke). 5 p.m. - London Life vs A andRFlooring (Tyke). Future Games Jan. 12,1987 Newcastle Arena 8 p.m. - Remax vs Rotary (Midget). 9 p.m. - Maggie B's vs Graham's IGA (Mirinet) W L T F A Pts. Runner-up for Mr. Sub A and R Flooring 9 2 46 11 20 London Life 5 2 4 27 22 14 Shoppers Drug 4 6 1 16 30 9 Skylight Donut NOVICE: 1 9 1 13 39 3 Adam and Eve 7 1 44 18 14 Bonded Paving 5 3 1 25 20 11 Victoria and Grey 4 4 1 33 29 9 Jimmy's Place 3 3 3 28 29 9 Carter's Bakery ATOM: 8 1 16 50 1 London Life 7 1 2 34 8 16 Langes Photo 6 2 2 46 23 14 Ontario Hydro 5 4 29 37 10 J and J Sharpening 2 6 1 27 40 5 401 Esso PEE WEE: 1 8 1 25 53 3 Mr. Submarine 8 1 1 31 17 17 McRpbbie Photo 7 3 43 27 14 Dykstra's Deli 4 3 2 24 . 23 10 Hutton Transport 1 7 1 10 20 3 Checkers Variety BANTAM: ' 1 7 1 14 35 2 Kool Enterprises 7 2 2 44 30 16 Nichols Motors 5 4 2 40 27 12 McGregor's Hardware 5 5 1 25 33 11 Square Boy MIDGET: 2 8 1 25 44 5 Remax 7 3 35 23 17 Graham's IGA 6 3 1 40 27 13 Maggie B's 3 4 3 36 28 9 Rotary 9 * * * * 1 ' 22 55 1 Eft Town Sports Oldtimers Present "Mike Mandel" Mentalist Saturday, Jan. 17 8:00 p.m. Bowmanville High School Auditorium ADVANCE TICKETS - $8.00 each TICKETS AT DOOR - $ 10.00 each Donation from proceeds to Arena Fund" For more information phone 623-3878 or 623-4888 The Mr. Submarine team had a very busy Christmas break. On December 29, the Sub boys travelled to Newcastle for the Annual Pee Wee Tournament. The boys were runner-ùps in the "A" championship. The first game was against Orono with the Sub boys skating to a 3-1 victory. The next game was against Newcastle. Neither team could manage to score until the 3rd period with Newcastle connecting at the 12:57 mark. The Sub coach stated that the puck was kicked in, this earned him a bench penalty. This penalty got the Sub team going with Kent Vanderheyden connecting with a short handed goal. Kent connected again 2 minutes later. Kent scored the last Sub goal with assist going to Steve Gods- mark. Todd Lepard was lost to the team with a damaged shoulder. The Sub team went into the "A" Championship game with both Todd Lepard and Kent Vanderheyden, as question marks. The Grafton team came out strong, scoring an easy 5-1 victory. Kyle Purdy scored the only Sub goal with assist going to Morris Kilmer and Leon Coates. Merry Makers Winners offirstschedule: Capt.: C. Roberts. B. Brown, A. Smythe, E. Carswell, D. Connelly, B. Kuyer. Winners of Hidden Scores: B. Porter, D. Connelly, V. McMahon, G. Smith, E. Carswell, M. Huisman, C. Harrison, T. Langstaff, R. Junkin, F. Bullock, D. Thompson. High Average - R. Junkin 207. High Single - C. Roberts 269. High Double - J. Hubbard 461 (257, 204). Second schedule starts January 8, 1987. 1:30 p.m. sharn. Later that day the Sub team travelled back to Bowmanville Bowmanville to play a league game against Dykstra's Deli. The Dykstra's team skated to a 4-1 victory with only Jack Bentley scoring for the Sub team. Darrin Higgon was very sharp in the net for Dykstra's and came up with many important saves. On January 2, at Bowmanville, the Sub boys hosted a team from Ajax. The Ajax team won the game by a score of 12-5. Ajax scored the first goal then Sub connected for 3. Kyle Purdy from Leon Coates, Morris Kilmer from Jack Bentley and Scott Miller, David' Haldenby from Steve Godsmark and Jack Bentley. Ajax then connected for 4 unanswered goals. The Sub boys then connected for 2 goals, Morris Kilmer unassisted, unassisted, Jack Bentley from Leon Coates. Then the roof caved in with Ajax connecting for 7 goals in the last 9 minutes of the 3rd period. On January 3rd, 1987 the Sub team got back on the winning ways with a 6-3 victory over McRobbie's. This was a good team effort and Mr. Submarine is hoping that its injury problems are behind them. The goal scorers were Kent Vanderheyden 2, Todd Lepard 2, Jack Bentley 1, and Mike Hannah 1. The assists went to Jack Bentley 3, Leon Coates 2, Kyle Purdy 2, Morris Kilmer, Michael Hannah, Scot Miller and Nigel Black. 1987 WEEKLY REMINDERS - Wed. Night - Steak and Salad Bar Special (2 can dine for $10.99 beverage and dessert extra) Weekend Super Buffets (incl. Lobster and Roast Beef) - John McKenzie back every Saturday Night (with his famed accordian, songs and kilt) - Daily Luncheon Specials 11:30 - 2:30 including walk-up Salad Bar - Sunday Family Brunch 11:30- 2:30 HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! We appreciate the response of the hundreds of families and friends that participated in our "Walk of the Lights" leading up to the Nativity Scene in the harbour. We hope to make this an annual Christmas event. The Port Darlington Marina Hotel South of Hwy. 401 - Exit 432, Bowmanville Reservations Appreciated 623-4925 George's Family Restaurant and Pizza House 10 1 /2 King St. E., Bowmanville The best pizza in town! Now available for pick-up and delivery. 623-1570 Try our oven baked spaghetti. COMMUNAL CEREMONIES Anthropologists study the. customs, Institutions, and practices of primitive peoples. Their work not only adds to the store of human knowledge, It can also have Important implications for those living in modern society. While the death rites of most primitive peoples would be unacceptable In communities In this country, we can see how their ceremonies serve much the i same purpose as our own funeral services. Just as marriages, births, comings ol age were celebrated by the community, so Was death. It was not an event for one person, or even one family, to take on alone. Expressing grief, sharing grief, somehow helped the mourners to accept their loss. They could feel the support of the community, see that others respected and identified with their experience. The primitive funeral rite also sought to dispell the horror and fear of death, to give it significance with respect to life. TRY OUR FRESH STORE SLICED DELI MEATS AND CHEESES YOU'LL LOVE THEM McateisinV]!» GERMAN EDAM and LEAN STORE SLICED BACON 2.68 lb/.59100g DELI SLICED TIROLER SAUSAGE 2.22 lb/.49100g STORE PACK FRENCH STYLE BRIE 4.49 lb/.99100g DANISH SAMSOE CHEESE 2.68 lb/.59100g MAPLE LEAF WIENERS 1.691b. 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