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The <*;i n.-icl 11 St:ilv.siii;m. l!o\vin;inviIle. October 21. 1987 I!l Phone Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. INSTALL a combination wood oil, •wood electric furnace or boiler. Oil - gas - electric boiler or lurnace. Harvey Partner and Sons, Bowmanville, 623-2301 or Orono 983-5206. 4-tfSN STEAM MAGIC Carpet, Upholstery and Wall Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES Phone Roy Terry 6232474 39-IISN BRINK'S EXCAVATING FOR TRENCHING EXCAVATION and SEPTIC TANKS PHONE NEWCASTLE 987-4995 No Sunday Calls 27-tfS LOMAX RENOVATIONS Specializing In Replacement Windows and Building Decks David Lomax 983-5554 22-tfSN HOLROYD'S HEATING Authorized ESSO Home Comfort Denier Oil Burner. Sales Cleaning and Repairs Parts and Service Plan Hampton 263-8501 31-tfS D.R.'s MAINTENANCE JANITORIAL WINDOW CLEANING ELECTRICAL REPAIR GRASS CUTTING FREE ESTIMATES 623-4041 i 17-tfSN PAINTING and DECORATING Interior or Exterior FOR FREE ESTIMATE Phone Mike McQue 983-9507 37-tfSN MUTTON MASONRY All Types of Cement Work Concrete Floors, Foundations and Walls Brick and Block Laying , Chimney Construction and CHIMNEYSWEEP G.W. Mutton 623-5981 1-tfS CUSTOM COMBINING Paul Svetec PHONE 263-2785 Custom Combining 6600-J.D. Owner operated R. D. Morton 983-5682 j 38-1 ON FALL PLOWING Hawke Custom Farming Specializing In Small Acreages. 983-9442 evenings 41-3N GROEN'S MASONRY Brick, Block, Fireplaces SMALL REPAIRS Phone 623-4877 40-4S JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS Phone Hampton 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 43 • Bowmanville 35~tfS Guaranteed professional quality cleaning at outrageous prices. Our maximum price ends where others start Single or group cleaning Phone collect 987-5569 17-tfSN BODY WORK and PAINTING Professional body man with tools and frame equipment. Willing to work for reasonable rates. Phone 623-5209 for a free estimate. 39-4SN 27-2ÏS' Wednesday, October 21 at 6 p.m. at Peterboro Auction Center 2 miles east of Peterborough on Hwy. 7 Antiques, quality furniture, good glassware, fine china and collectables. We wilLbe selling the contents of the Orange Hall, Warsaw, plus the estate of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Haines, Windsor (parents of Reverend R.C. Haines of Peterborough). Large quantity of good cups and saucers, fine china and collectables, plus the complete contents of the Orange Hall. Note: a good sale of many Interesting Items. Just a reminder: see list last week for details. For Information, phone 745-5007, Peterboro Auctions, Dale and Orval , McLean Auctioneers.42-1SNP Auction Sale Saturday, Oct. 24,11 a.m. At Orval McLean Auction Center, Llndeay Large sale of recreation vehicles, truck campers, house trailers, motor homes, 2 fishing boats, 22' day cruiser with cutty cabin, new in-out motor, blade for tractor, 82 Ford Granada (good), post hole 3 point auger, 300 gal. tank, 16' Peterboro cedar boat with 15 H.P. Johnson and trailer, quantity used plywood and lumber, Case 220 baler, set harrows. Don't miss this chance to buy good motor homes and' recreation vehicles. 11 A.M. sharp. Orval Mclean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay.42-1 SNP Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonvllle Friday, October 23rd at 7:00 p.m. Selling the contents from Mrs. DeSmil's Newtonvllle home Including 9 piece walnut dining room suite, sofa table, occasional tables, 2 piece chesterfield suite, leatherette daybed, dressers, chests of drawers, stereo, antique platform rocker, knee hole desk, shaving mirror, lap desk, cedar chest, table lamps, oil lamps, numerous antiques, odd chairs, Excer-cycles, washer, dryer, 5 h.p. tiller, electric mower, tools, hardware and many other good Items. Terms cash. Auctioneer Frank Stapleton, 786- 2244. 42-1 SNP Auction Sales l&T CARPENTERS Licensed, 25 years experience House Trim Stairs Decks Additions All carpentry related work Ivan Jones Tony Fanera Orono Hampton 983-5303 263-2991 20-tfSN DUANE T. TAYLOR General Carpenter Tyrone 263-8471 Custom Carpentry and Building Construction -- New Homes -- Renovations •-- Additions -- Cabinets -- Fine Woodworking Thursday Evening, October 22nd at 7:30 p.m. Victoria's Monthly Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ontario Approx. 95 head of registered and grade females In all stages of lactation. 1985 Hllltopper Warden dauohter - fresh September Dam GP 19.934 lbs., 703 fat 3.5%. Next Dam VG 18,228 lbs., 769 fat 4.2%. A 1985 Astro Jet daughter - fresh October 1st Dam 15,875 lbs., 639 fat. 4%. BOA 145-157. A fancy grouping of open grade heifers. A good selection of fresh and springing cows and heifers. Always an opportunity to upgrade your herd. For help with sale consignments, contact our sales staff. Sales arena 705-324-8311. John Buckley 324-4017. Gall Snodden 357-3237. Cliff Lelllco 439-2380. Sale managed and sold by Gail Hickson Auctions. Reaboro, Ontario. 705-324-9959. Our 6th anniversary sale Is November 19th at 12:30 p.m. Come early,.see our anniversary selections and join us lor collee and donuts. We offer a complete sales service. Phone us anytime for help or Information, 324-9959. 41-2S Auction Sale Saturday, October 31 at at 10:30 a.m. 870 Taunton Road E., Whitby Selling the property of W.l. Smith, former owner of Smith Beverage. Good household furniture and antiques. More details next week. Ross McLean Auctioneer, 576- 7550-686-3291. 42-1 SNP Kahn Country Auctions; Every Wed. at 6:30 p.m. Located 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (exit 399), on the Brock Rd., Pickering. Featuring every week, excellent selection of antiques, fine furniture, glass, china, collectables, primitives, etc. So Join us every Wed. and participate In one of Ontario's TRUE auctions with no buy-backs or reserves, Previews from 1:00 p.m. Come see our new auction barn facility with lots of free parking and other quality features to handle your sales efficiently and professionally, Consignment and Estate selling our specialty. G and H Kahn auctioneers - (416) 683-0041. 3-tfS Saturday, October 31 at 11 a.m. at the Property of Alex Baez 4th Line Scugog 1% mile eaet of Durham Region 23 or 4 miles north of Ashbum Selling large selection of tools (power and hand) skill saws, drills, etc. Toro lawn mower, wheel barrow, 19" Flymower, winch, 2 ton chain hoist, 1977 V-6 Sunbird car (excellent), 1968 Riviera, 1977 Aspen, V.W. Bug, woodline Insulated truck camper, haywagon, metal sheets, lumber, piping, XL Honda 70 motor bike, large desk, refrigerator, freezer, stereo, 10,000 B.T.U. air conditioner, Berkley deep well pump and many other miscellaneous items. Property sold. Terms cash or good cheque. Lunch available. Phone 263-8710. Earl Gauslln, Steve Llptay Auctioneers. 42-2SNP Estate Auction Sale Thursday, October 22 Denny'e Auction Hall Colborne For the late Alfred Patriquin of Trenton. Old Cooey 410 shot gun, automatic washer, dryer, 30" electric range, color T.V., dehumidifier, vacuum cleaner, kitchen appliances, double bed, dresser, chest of drawers, student's desk, maple table and chairs, matching buffet and hutch, chesterfield and chair, coffee and end tables, lawn mower (like new), garden and hand tools, lamps, pictures, dishes, pots and pans, Timbers saw table, steel posts and wagon load of miscellaneous articles. Selling outside weather permitting. Outside sale starts 6:30 p.m., Inside 7:00 p.m. Gary Warner, Cliff Denny Auctioneers, 355-2106. 42-1 SNP Auction Sale Thursday, October 22nd at 1:00 p.m. Monthly Machinery Auction at Hlckaon Sales Arena R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ontario M.F. 35 diesel tractor with loader. Int. Farmall Super A tractor with rear cultivator, Int. Crawler loader with bucket, 14' Krause disc, Flskars 3 furrow spring reset plough 3 pt„ Int. 4-14's semi-mount trip beam plough, Overum 3 furrow spring reset plough, New Idea 2 row picker/sheller, single axle trailer, 1973 Ford 1 ton stock truck, new front brakes, 12' stock rack and loading chute, Case 430 diesel tractor with power steering, North American snowblower. The property of Lila Tracey. Expecting a good selection of farm machinery with more tractors (Incomplete list). Sale at 1:00 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario. 705-324-9959 or 324- 8311. Our final sale for 1987 is November 26th at 1:00 p.m. '41-2S Auction Sale Wednesday, October 28 at 7 p.m. Pethlck'a Auction Bam 1 mile east of Enniskillen "Household and Box Lot" special sale next Wednesday evening, selling hundreds of boxes full of dishes, glassware, china, crystal, small appliances, kitchen utensils, radios, T.V.'s, stereos, carpets, rugs, pictures, dressers, tables, beds, chesterfields, household appliances and articles from various estates and households. "The Friendly Auction," 263-8711, Earl Gauslln, Steve Llptay Auctioneers. 42-1 SNP DON WRINGE AUCTIONEER Now accepting aalea at your home. Competitive ratea. Attention Churches: or any non-profit organization: I will do an auction sale for you free of charge Phone 576-3155 Oshawa 39-4S Cornell's Auction Barn Tuesday, October 27 6:30 p.m. Large quantity of modern/ furniture and appliances Including chest of drawers, portable and console color T.V.'s, dressers, occasional chairs, tools, china and glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 42-1 SNP Auction Sale Saturday, October 24 at 10 a.m. Mitchell's Auction Building 2 miles east of Omemee on Hwy. 7 3 miles north of Emily Park Road (County Road 10) Small white refrigerator, 5 piece bedroom suite, beds, chests, dressers, high boy, single canopy bed, large antique pine chest of drawers, old pine buffet wardrobes, wash stand, small desks, small piano bench, French Provincial chesterfield suite, trunks, china cabinet, log cabin quilt, antique Seth Thomas mantel clock. Old Western electric cradle phone, brass oil lamp, cast Iron kettle, many books, china, cocoa jug with 4 cups and saucers, quantity of other antique dishes and glass, 8 place setting 1847 Rogers Bros, flatware, binoculars 7 x 50, 10 good Interior doors, assorted other doors, propane furnace, 3 sections of scaffolding, quantity of hand tools, gas snow thrower, farm wagon, bale elevator, single cutter and sheboggan sleigh, 1982 Ford Escort, 1981 Ford Courier '/< ton with cap and liner, so much, much more. Doug Mitchell Auctioneer, sales manager, R.R. 4, Omemee, 705- 799-6769. 42-1 SNP Auction Sales Auction Sale Saturday, October 31 st at 11 a.m. Selling the appliances, furniture and household items, the property of Mr. Ed Harris of Blackstock. Sale to be held indoors at the Malmont Sales Arena, 'h mile south of Blackstock on old Reg. Road 57 (12 miles north of Bowmanville). Small Viking freezer, 24" Viking stove, small Danby fridge, 17' chest freezer, colored T.V. and stand, upright freezer, G.E. dryer, Hoover spin washer, vacuum cleaner with rug beater, large dining room table with 6 chairs and china cabinet, setting of 12 Roger Bros, silver plate and chest, eléctric sewing machine and cabinet, chesterfield and chair, record player, Gingerbread clock, oak buffet (good), assorted chairs, floor lamps, gate-leg table, round oak table, 'h moon table, low-boy dresser, twin beds, dressers, chests of drawers, glass display case, oval picture frames, chairs for refinishing, large table, pine wash stand, coal oil lamps, pine table French doors, antique tables, hoosier cupboard, glassware, old bake board, small kitchen appliances, bedding and linens, lawn furniture, wheel barrow, ladders, garden tools, and many more items. Lunch available, terms cash or cheque with I.D. Owner and auctioneer not responsible for any accident or Injury in connection with this sale. Sale managed and sold by Auctioneers Don and Phil Cochrane, 985-2788. 42-2SN Selling Saturday, October 24th at 12 Noon Sharp The antiques, household goods of Charlie Reid, R.R. 1, Orono, 2 miles west of 115/35 Hwy. and 1 mile north. Included in this fine sale are: an oak dining room suite In excellent condition including 6 chairs which have just been recovered, china cabinet and buffet, 7' pine harvest table (2 boards plus 8 arrowback chairs), Findlay old cookstove (like new), pine flat-to-wall with glass doors approx. 100 years old In excellent condition, self-cleaning Westing- house stove (In excellent condition), antique writing desk and chair, 4 wash stands, antique rope rocking chair, antique trunk, glass coffee and end tables, many older dressers, antique black rocking chair, old cane rocking chair, 5 piece bedroom suite (red . maple in excellent condition), roünd pedestal maple table with leaf, pine chest of drawers, pine blanket box, painted pine hanging cupboard, odd tables and chairs, old crocks, captain's chair, old parlor chairs, corner cupboard, 2 pine coffee tables, desk and office chair, new brass hanging lamp, ruby glass light fixture, pottery set of dishes, antique picture frames, 2 Arthur Drummond oil paintings, new tri-pod, brown suede chesterfield, 4 brand new sets of drapes, new Roman blinds and curtains, many kitchen utensils In excellent condition, old books, complete patio set and summer chairs, many garden tools, plus many more Items too numerous to mention. Auctioneer and owner will not be responsible for damages or items lost day of sale. Charlie Reid Auctioneer, Charlie Harris Clerk. Be sure to attend this fine sale to acquire some excellent items. 42-1 SNP Auction Sale Saturday Evening, October 31 st at 5:00 p.m. at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay Saler Lincoln Red - Red Poll and Shorthorn - 2nd Maternal Breed Sale. 1st sale - 5:00 p.m. featuring 36 head. 29 purebreds, 4- 3 /<%, 3-16%. 2nd Sale - 7:00 p.m. at Lindsay Commununlty Sale Barn featuring 39 head from percentage to purebred. For catalogues or further Information on the above cattle, contact Monty Cowan, R.R. 2, Bradford, Ontario L3Z 2A5, 416-775-4692. Immediately followed by Cow- Calf Dispersals. 80 head of Charolals Cattle. The property of Francis O'Connor, R.R. 5, Orillia, Ontario. 40 mature Charolals, Hereford and B/W face cows with 40 calves by side. 1 Charolals bull, 1 Limousin bull. Bulls exposed June 15th and 20th. Followed by dispersal for Ted McMillan, R.R. 10, Peterborough • 12 mature Pinzguaer cows, 5 small calves by side, remainder due March - rebred Charolals. 5 mature purebred Charolals cows. Added dispersals will bring our headage to 300 cows. For further information, contact Carl Hickson. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario, 705-324-9959 or 324- 8311. 42-2S Auction Sale Saturday, October 24 at 6:30 p.m. Pethlck'a Auction Barn 1 mile east of Enniskillen Large pine harvest table, 6 press- back chairs, dining room suite, small bow front cabinet, gramophone, oak bookcase, jam cupboard, Victorian marble top wash stand, huge amount of good dishes, glass figurines and china - Royal Doulton, Royal Dux, Cranberry, Moorcroft and others, clocks, good oil paintings and prints, jewellery, 200 piece glass, china and porcelain shoe collection, refrigerator, stove, washer, dryer. Many Items held over from last week's estates and . rained out sales. Phone 263- SI 70, Earl Gauslln, Steve Llptay Auctioneers. 42-1 SNP Auction Sale Saturday, October 24 at 10 a.m. Furniture and Antiques Large auction sale ot turniture, antiques, glassware, collectables and crocks, for John Kerr, Markham, Ontario, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario. ANTIQUE FURNITURE: including pine harvest table with drawer, pine flat back cupboard with 12 panes of glass, large corner cupboard, pine sideboard, pine single drawer wash stand, 2 single drawer pine lamp tables, 2 Quebec armoirs with rat tail hinges, pine Quebec writing desk, Quebec pine hanging cupboard, large pine corner cupboard circa 1840's made by Mr. Helse of Markham, pine cottage table with drawer, pine deacon's bench, cherry desk with brass pulls, triple cherry dresser with bevelled mirror, wash stand with towel rack, 4 blanket boxes (1 with 3 drawers on bottom), dough box with warming drawer, oak medicine chest with bevelled mirror, 4 hanging cupboards, set of 8 Quebec oak chairs with leather seats, 3 tier sectional bookcase, Kennedy type rocking chair, tilt top table, wicker rocker, hump back trunk. COLLECTABLES: Including pine knife box, wool winder, wooden powder keg, train set, butter molds, wooden pail, jelly pot, cast kettle, antique cherrywood telephone, child's scooter car, tole ware, 3-D viewer, church stained glass window, collection of 8 ink wells, brass hanging lamp with prisms and cranberry opalescent shade, 2 hanging lamps with prisms and floral shades, patterned rugs - some Persian Lamb, violin, banjo, trumpet. ANTIQUE DISHES: including 100 piece set of Ironstone dishes - Wheat Pattern, 18 shaving mugs, 12 moustache cups, several platters and decorative plates, 13 piece wash set - Wheat Pattern, plus many other dishes. CROCKS: including 18 different crocks, some named, some with blue flowers. CLOCKS: Including Paquegnat Clock Co. School Clock signed for the Geo. M. Hendry Co. Ltd., Scottish Day Clock circa 1890, plus many other items. Note: Mr. Kerr is giving up his private collection of excellent quality antiques and collectables - all authentic Markham Antiques. Everything is in mint condition and ready to move in any home. This will be one of the flntist antique sales from the Markham area. Preview for this fine sale 1 ,will be Thursday, October 22 from 1 to 9 p.m. and Friday, October 23 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, Ontario, 416-852-3524. 41-2S Auction Sale Cornell's Auction Barn Friday, October 23 at 6 p.m. 3 piece walnut antique bedroom suite, square oak dining extension table, high boy dresser, oak hall mirror, oak buffet, contour chair, approx. 35 wooden decoys, wash stands, pine jam cupboard, quantity of pressback chairs, pine gun cabinet, walnut dining table and six chairs, Victorian settee, modern chest of drawers, mantel clocks, antique dressers, walnut buffet, wooden rocking chairs, 15' Spring Bok aluminum boat with 15 h.p. Johnson motor and trailer. A Boa Ski snowmobile, 1975 Pontiac Ventura, 1978 Ford Granada, quantity of china and glass. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 42-1 SNP Auction Sale Saturday, October 24th at 10:30 a.m. 870 Taunton Road E., Whitby (Vi mile east of Thlckson Road) Restaurant, Office and Hairdressing Equipment Gym Equipment Having received Instructions from F. Alan Lawson, trustee in Bankruptcy, we are clearing the assets of Richard Harmon Holding Inc. - c.o.b. and Dixie Lee Fried Chicken plus Powder Puff Beauty Salon plus office equipment from Toronto: Restaurant Equipment • 2 Frymaster friers, P.H.T. chicken fryer, Blakeslee dishwasher plus rinse trays and double sink, 12' counter, 2 triple S.S. sinks, 60 gal. hot water tank, Bevies hot cabinet, interior and exterior signs, 1-12' S.S. 1-12' galv. hoods and C.0.2 system, Toshiba microwave oven, chest freezer, 9' glass top ice cream freezer, hot and cold tables, pizza table (cold), Globe meat slicer, Cory 5 pot coffee m/c„ can coca cola m/c., Scotsman Ice m/c., counter tops up to 14', walk-ln cooler and freezer 8' x 12', pot. Stofe, 2 door refrigerator, 8 tables and booths fiberglass, grease-screener, plus many other articles. Hairdressing • 2 hydraulic chairs, 3 dryers with chairs, 2 shampoo chairs, working cabinets with mirrors, wringer washing m/c., portable clothes dryer, 2 wall cabinets, plus other accessories for hairdressing. Office • 2 4-door filing cabinets, 9 wood office desks, 30 office chairs, 3 typewriter tables, shelving, Canon NP .80 photocopier and 2 Zerox photocopiers, I.B.M. Selectrlc typewriter, portable typewriter, portable and spot lights, bar fridge, plus many other articles. Gym and Miscellaneous - Sunbeam snowblower, plus large quantity of steel shelving, 2 sets of parallel bars and trampoline, benches, etc. NOTE TIME: 10:30 a.m. Good sale, most restaurant equipment Is nearly now, desks and chairs are nearly new. Selling ofllce first then hairdressing and restaurant. Viewing Friday, I p.m. to 6 p.m. McLean Auction and Liquidation, 576-7550 and 686- 3291. 42-1SNP Auction Sale Saturday, October 24 at Denny's Auction Hall Hwv. 2. Colborne Selling contents of Belleville home, antique solid oak side board with bevelled glass mirror and 2 bow front china doors original in excellent condition, oak buffet, Gibbard solid walnut dressing table with mirror and cane seat in excellent condition, antique wooden bed, dresser, chest of drawers, mug collection, old camera collection, hump back trunk, 2 sels old scales, 3 crocks, old radios, Royal Crown Darby tea set with cups, saucers and sandwich plates, sofa, chair, china, glass, collectables, lamps, pictures, old books, plus many other Interesting articles too numerous to list. Sale starts 12:00 noon sharp. Gary Warner Auctioneer, 355-2106. 42-1 SNP Tender Phone 623-3303 Courtice Thurs. Oct. 22 6 p.m. Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Large estate sale, furniture, appliances, some antiques, antiques. Saturday, October 24 10:30 a.m. At property of Earl Hopkins, Bobcaygeon - Large tool sale, some vehicles, equipment, trailers. Saturday, October 24 11:00 a.m. At Lindsay Barn. Large sale recreation vehicles, travel trailers, motor homes, some farm machinery. Saturday, October 31 10:00 a.m. At Isabel Jones estate, Omemee - Good 3 bedroom bungalow, 2 garages, car, large contents sale, ceramic kiln, etc. Don't miss our regular Thursday night sales. Estates wanted. Phone 705- 324-2783 for pick-up. Orval McLean Auctions. 42-1 SNP Auction Sale Saturday, October 24 Starting at 11:00 a.m. at "Kahn Country Auctions" Brock Rd., Pickering 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (Exit 399) Large clearing auction of antique and modern furniture, collectable glass and china, many collectables, ..etc., for various estates and private consignments, to include dining room suites, dressers, chests of drawers, wash stands, sets of chairs, .occasional tables and chairs,'-'some--good collectable glasa,and china, lamps, crocks, many primitives, brass, copper, bric-a-brac, and much more. Terms cash, cheque (with I.D.) or Visa. No reserves. Kahn Auction Services-683-0041. 42-1S Auction Sale Thursday, October 29 at 11 a.m. 100 Holstelns Dykhill Milking Herd Dispersal owned by Bert Van Dyk, Orillia, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario. 21 milking females mostly fresh September and October and completely homebred. Featuring a (VG 4 year year old by Warden with 3y (157- 140-143) due at sale time to Revelation, selling with her (GP) AprilT 1984 sister byCitamatt with 2y (156-170-146) and fresh in September. Their (GP) Dam has 16,356 lb. milk at 3 years, a (GP) May, 1983 Warden with 2y (189-164-175) fresh In September from (GP) Dam, 2nd Dam (VG), a May, 1985 Astro Jet fresh In October from (GP) Dam with 191 BCA for milk, 2nd and 3rd Dams both over 22,000 lb. milk. Also the iRoonalea Sale for Bryan Rooney, New Liskeard Including 4 cows and 6 bred and open heifers featuring a fancy tall (GP) Legend with 3y (119-155-134) fresh September 13 from 2 (VG) Dams with 4% test, a (GP) June, 1983 Warden with 2y (139-153-146) fresh In October from (VG) Dam, a fancy March, 1986 Roland due In May to Eclipse from a (GP) Dam with 5y 18807 lb. milk. Also the October Consignment Sale including a group of heifers from Shadyway Holstelns, a Red . service age bull from 2 (VG) Dams, fresh and close cows and heifers. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 42-2S OIL TO GAS CONVERSION HEATING BOILERS East Northumberland S.S. 71 Dundas Street Brighton, Ontario TENDER DOCUMENTS Drawings and specifications will be on display at the offices of G.M. Holmes, 834 D'Arcy Street, Cobourg, Ontario. Complete sets of drawings and specifications may be obtained from Robert G. McEwen and Associates Ltd., 208 John Street, Belleville, Ontario for a fee of $100. refundable if documents are returned in good condition within two weeks of the date of receipt of tender; except that of successful bidder, which may be retained by him. FORM OF TENDERS and DELIVERY DATE Your tender shall be submitted in duplicate on the enclosed form of tender, on true and complete copies thereof, and delivered to the owner In a sealed opaque envelope by 3:30 p.m., local time, Friday, October 30th, 1987. Addressed to: NORTHUMBERLAND NEWCASTLE BOARD OF EDUCATION 834 D'ARCY STREET COBOURG, ONTARIO K9A 4L2 ATTENTION: MANAGER OF PLANT. Tenders delivered later than the above mentioned time will not be considered. 42-1S United Church Women Mark 25th Anniversary FREE REMOVAL OF FRESH DEAD and DISABLED FARM STOCK $10.00 Service Charge on Sheep-Goate-Pigs $20.00 Charge on Rotten Animals PHONE MARGWILL FUR FARM Hampton .263-2721 Port Hope 885-5274 35-tfS The invitation in fitting verse read in part- "We are having a party, a Birthday one too ana a kind invitation, we now give to you --" Many years have passed since we orgaized. We are having this to celebrate. For all of its members from the earliest date. What better day to do just that, celebrate the 25th year of United Church Women as all are doing doing across the country. • October 13, 1987 at 1:30, was a glorious Indian summer summer day. The hugh crowd was warmly welcomed by a beautiful arrangement of Thanksgiving in fall colours and fruit made by Rae Osborne. Osborne. As everyone gathered a hum of voices filled the hall with greetings to fellow church workers over the many years. They came from far and near. Alliston, Georgetown, Sunderland, Blackstock, Whitby, Port Hope, Oshawa, Bowmanville Bowmanville and of course the Eben- ezerites. Finding it hard to quiet the enthusiastic chatter, the regular regular business of the day was conducted by President Joan Coverly, Secretary Joan Pickell and Treasurer Joan Down. During a brief opening opening it was asked "What were you doing in 1962"? A poem was read "Gramma's Rocker." Rocker." Depicting the Grammas of today. Amusing but not surprising with such young Grammas and Great Grammas Grammas present at the meeting. It was noted that a special gift of knitting had been donated donated to mission by Joan Pickell and perhaps one of our oldest U.C.W. ladies present, Margaret Pollock of Oshawa. She surely must have delighted some youngsters youngsters with her red sweater sets. Attention was also drawn to the banner for the anniversary with the logo made by Charlotte Hughes. In charge of the October meeting, which was the Celebration Celebration date, were Margaret Margaret Down and Jean McKnight. Margaret opened with thoughts of old and new friends. In celebrating the founding of United Church Women in 1962 it saw the close connection of the Sunday School ladies, the "Berean Class," Mission Circle, Circle, Evening Auxilary and the Women's Missionary Society. Society. All groups were amalgamated amalgamated into the U.C.W. Margaret touched on memories memories of the Berean Class, that met at the back of the church. Each and every Sunday, Sunday, as the teacher stood between between the pews, a verse was repeated, Micah 6-8. She Town of Newcastle Public Library Board REQUEST FOR JANITORIAL SERVICE QUOTATIONS Quotations aie invited lor janitorial services at the Clarke Branch Library In Orono. Submissions addressed to the Secretary-Tronsmoi, 62 Temporance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A8 will bn received until the closing time ot 12:00 noon (Local Time), Monday, November 1987. Contract and specification documents can bo obtained liern lire Chinl Librarian's Ofllce, 62 Temperance Street, Bowmanville. Tho lowest or any quotation not necessarily accepted. 42-2SN brought us thoughts of doing, doing, loving and walking, all so appropriate to celebrating and coming together. As a further verse of the invitation invitation went- An opportunity opportunity will be given to all, to add their gifts, whether large or small. It will go to missions and you will be glad. As the offering was taken and de- dicted we all felt a part of the work our ladies are still carrying carrying on in a very efficient way. Helen Herron brought us a resume of the 1962 Inaugu-. ral Service and the views and aims of the future of all United Church Women. This portion of the program closed with prayer. All were delighted to have Sadie Courtice, an avid reader, reader, bring us some excerpts from a humorous book by Dr. George Burns using old and perhaps not well understood understood sayings, we found new meaning in "As the saying goes;" "Happy as a clam;" "Got out of bed on the wrong side;" "Happy is as happy does." Sadie closed with a story from a book from the old W.M.S. Library Cupboard. Cupboard. A very humerous story story of a minister's family, with a goat in tow, on holidays. holidays. A poem, "To-day I'll try much harder." It was enjoyable enjoyable to have one of our special seniors bring us these stories. As they have done over many years, the three sisters in-law, Greta Down, Eileen ■ Down, Jean Osborne, brought their talented and inspirational voices to us with Brenda Metcalfe at the piano. Singing in harmony, "In Times Like this;" "Will Your anchor hold;" "God Hath not promised;" and "Softly and Tenderly." The hushed room and later applause applause from the large crowd, showed how much their gift of song had added to the day. This portion ended with Lord help me, I pray. Gwen Muir brought us thoughts going back from church records and the 70th Anniversary of the W.M.S. The first women of Ebenezer organized in 1890. Gwen took us back in time through reports of quilting, suppers, concerts. The large church shed sheltered the horses which drew sleighs or cutters. cutters. The same shed was converted converted to a banquet hall for anniversary suppers, with shavings to cover the dirt floor. Meetings were always held the second Tuesday of the month the same as today. Names of faithful members were mentioned. Mrs. R. E. Osborne, Mrs.F.W. Rundle, Mrs. R.C. Pearce, Mrs. G.F. Annis and many other teachers teachers and leaders. Miss Louise Osborne of Bowmanville, who was in attendance was praised forher faithful work in every position. Secretary, treasurer, piano player and we will always remember her "Christmas Chimes." Final Final words were said to, "Keep the Dream," Reverend David Jones; before before pronouncing the benediction, benediction, congratulated the women on their past work and for tho present efforts being carried on. A beautiful decorated cake with tho official logo and rainbow was made by Shirly Cougar Fundraising ends at C.S.S. By Diane Hoogsteen. Fundraising concluded concluded this week at C.S.S. very successfully. Total earnings so far are $3,200. Top grade sellers are grade 9 and 11. Fundraising began on Thursday, October 1st and ended Tuesday, October 13 th. There are still bars and money to be turned in before prizes for top sellers can be awarded. Money and bars can be turned in at the main gym. Prizes this year are radios radios and televisions. The draw prize this year is a small, clack and white television television set. Way to go, Cougars, for another successful year of fundraising at C.S.S. Student Council News. Chocolate Bars This year the students at C.S.S. are busy selling chocolate-nut bars to raise money for the school. Prizes, awarded to the top five sellers, sellers, were to be given out Tuesday, October 20. Special thanks to Cathy's Gold, of Bowmanville, for donating a pair of gold earrings to be given away in a raffle draw. It has not yet been decided what the money will go towards, towards, nevertheless, there have been many suggestions put forth by students. Commencement: The Student Council would like to extend a warm welcome back to those returning returning for Commencement, Friday, October 23. Hallowe'en: Friday, October 30 is the date of our next Spirit Day, the theme being Hallowe'en. Hallowe'en. This will be followed followed by the dance that night, sponsored by the B.À.A. Students are encouraged encouraged to show their spirit and come dressed up. Prizes will be given for the best costume. costume. Vincent Massey News On October 6th Mr. Stapleton started to coach the cross country team. Each child must run 5 laps a day. The team members are: Steve Oke, Byron Harnum, Dana Craig, Alan Rickard, Jason Dubeau, Jason Green- ley, Kyle Shackelton, Danny Archer, Stephen Wraith, Mark Murphy and Darryl Cook. Good luck boys and and out of fourteen girls, those who made it are Jessica Jessica Barrie, Laura Brannigan, Katy Barrie, Vannessa Harris, Harris, Mandy Dykstra, Tammy Bunce, Erica Becker, Andrea Parks, Carrie Jackson, Samantha Samantha McDonald, Terri Reddom, Kim Cowan and Cherron Alehin. Good luck at the Western Area Harrier Meet on October 19th. Tina Robertson. This week I interviewed interviewed a few students from Mrs. Michaelis' class. First I interviewed Richard Bogle. Richard's favorite subject is math. They just finished studying studying insects, so I asked them something about insects. insects. Richard's favourite insect insect is the praying mantis, he also enjoyed writing stories about insects. He likes to play with lego and sonos at school. Leslie Novak's favourite favourite subject is math also. He likes the praying mantis and he likea drawing pictures pictures of insects. He enjoys using the computer and playing with lego. Derek Topham's favorite subject is spelling. He likes the jumping jumping beetle and liked making insects in art. He also enjoyed enjoyed the computer and the lego. Tammy Parkin's favourite favourite subject is reading. She said she likes the lady bird beetle (Ladybug) and that she liked studying insects, insects, and using the computers. computers. They all said they liked hand writing. And they enjoy enjoy grade three. Andrew Jenkins. Crago. The first President of 1962 Marie Down and current current President Joan Coverly cut the cake and with ice cream, tea or coffee the celebration celebration continued. Kay Mackie had arranged scrapbooks, scrapbooks, loaned by members, and everyone enjoyed looking looking at past events. It was a day of remembering, remembering, reaqunintnnce, reminiscing reminiscing and reflection. Perhaps amid the chatting and laughter laughter were just a jew tears, but not for long ns we thought of those passed on. Tho work that is in such capable capable hands will continue long after this special day. It truly was a day of Celebration Celebration and Ebonozcrites can bo glad. It was a job well done.