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1-1 The f*:111;ic 1 iiii Si;ilrsnun. Him iiKiiivilk 1 . February 24. 1988 ( l I Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m, Phone 623-3303 Work Wanted F. Q. SERVICES Bowmenvllle HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS MINOR RENOVATIONS YARD WORK WEATHERPROOFING (Silicone- Caulking) Phone Frank Glasbergen 623-7959 MS Astro Appliance Sales and Service 119 King Street East Bowmenvllle is now your AUTHORIZED HOOVER SERVICE DEPOT For all Hoover Laundry and Floor Care Products Sales 623-7791 Service 623-7501 6-tfSN CARPENTER For Hire Renovations, Painting, Siding, Roofing All types of Carpentry Reasonable rates Free Estimates Tony 576-4790 38-tfSN Expert service to VCR's, T.V.'s, home stereos, car stereos, portable stereos. Free Estimates Bowmanville Audio-Vision 20 King St. W. 623-2312 12-tlSN DJR MOBILE SANDBLASTING Trucks and Trailers, Wood, Brick, Concrete Painting, etc. WE STRIP PAINT AND VARNISH FROM WOOD Phone 263-8644 or 263-8841 7-tfSNP Work Wanted Auction Sales HOLROYD'S HEATING Authorized ESSO Home Comfort Dealer Oil Burner Sales Cleaning and Repairs Parts and Service Plan Hampton 263-8501 BEAUTIFY YOUR VEHICLE!! AUTO &BODY Specializing in touch up and small repairs. Custom striping and paint repairs on cars and trucks (including semi's) Phone 983-9784 (Ask forArnle) 5-tfSN til JAMES BRITTON "Jim of All Trades" : ëPÈCiALIZiNG IN ' ' v REC ROOMS -- WALLPAPERING PAINTING --ALL INTERIOR DECORATING EXPERIENCED IN ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, etc. Telephone 623-3506 after 6 p.m. Bowmanville' 20-tfS Channel Master WOULD'* LAMEST MANUFACTURER OF TV/FM RECEfTWN EQUWMENT, SPECIALISTS IN: Color Antennas Rotors -- • Boosters • FM Antennas • T.V. Towers SALES « SERVICE «REPAIRS INSTALLATION SERVING THE DURHAM REGION FOR 20 YEARS ') FREE ESTIMATES , s p£ c ^ C omplete Tower System Installed 00 WHITE'S ANTENNA SYSTEMS R.R.6, Bowmanville Phone 436-2120 EL WHITE 2-tfSN Tenders . TENDER NO. DRP1/88 REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE TO TOWING SERVICES Towing services located within the boundaries of the Regional Municipality of Durham are invited to submit their bid for the supply of towing services and vehicle storage pound (acllltles for the use of the Durham Regional Police Force In the Region. The boundaries o( Ihe lowing areas are attached to the quotation form. Bidders will be expected to supply rates for towing and storage, details of towing vehicles, together with Ihe size, location and general description of their vehicle pound. Bids will be received at the Oltlce of the Chief of Police, Durham Regional Police Force, up until 12:00 noon, on Friday, March 4,1988. Quotation forms and sell-addressed envelopes provided for this purpose may be obtained by applying to the office of Superintendent R. F. Jarvest, Administration-Support Services Branch, Durham Regional Police Force Headquarters, 77 Centre Street North, Oshawa, Ontario, L1G 4B7, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. dally, Monday through Friday. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Jon M. Jenkins, Chief of Police Auction Sales JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS Phone Hampton 263-2151 MAILADDRESS: P.O. Box 43 - Bowmanville BRINK'S EXCAVATING FOR TRENCHING EXCAVATION and SEPTIC TANKS PHONE NEWCASTLE 987-4995 No Sunday Calls 27-tlS Auction Sale Sat. Feb. 27, 6:30 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn 1 mile east of Enniskillen. Very nice sale from two estates (Whitby and Pickering) highlighted by 2 mahogany dining room suites, nice oak dresser, old Atwater-Kent radio with horn, steeple clock, figurine lamps, appliances and much more. Very pood sale. 263- 8710 Steve Liptay, Earl Gauslin. 8-1SNP Cornell Auction Barn Friday, Feb. 26th 6 p.m. Four matching press back chairs, washstands, press back rockers, paned back rockers, chesterfields, single and double box spring and mattresses, bed chesterfields, metal filing cabinet, parlor chairs, Hitachi spin washer (used 5 times), refrigerator, walnut vanity dresser, antique cupboard bottoms, wooden kitchen chairs; buffet hutch combination, parlor tallies, 30" electric stove, reclining chairs, modern dressers, and chests of drawers, Woods 20" cubic freezer, mahogany end tables, quantity of china and glass. Don Cornell, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, (705) 786-2183.8-1 SNP Wed., March 2 at 10:30 a.m. Farm sold. Haig Brothers, Arden and Ron Haig, R.R. 5, Campbellford. Lot 7, Con. 2 Seymour Tnsp. 4 kms. south of Campbellford on Stirling Rd. (County Rd. 8), then 2 kms. south on Bradley Bay Rd., then west 2 kms. on Con. 2 (Watch for sale signs) High grade Holstein herd in different different stages of lactation. Family built herd for 50 years. 23 Holstein cows milking; 12 Holstein cows to freshen or fresh at sale time; 14 yearling heifers open; 5 heifers to freshen by April; cattle unit bred, dates to be verbally announced day of sale. DeLaval bulk cooler, 600 gal.; DeLaval bulk tank washer; DeLaval pail milker; 1980 White Field Boss 2-85 tractor (85 h.p., live p.t.o., 3 pt. hitch, hyds., 6 speeds fwd., 2 rev., cab, heater, p.s., 18.4-38 lires, approx. 1700 hrs.); 1979 While 700 diesel tractor, tractor, 4-wheel drive with White 160 front end loader (p.s., 3 pt. hitch, , live p.t.o., hyds., 4 speeds fwd., 2 rev., approx. 2459 hrs., and manure manure bucket); 2 sets tractor chains; 1984 White 508- 4 furrow semimount semimount plow, wide bottoms, auto reset; 1985 Ezee On 290- 24 blade tandem discs, 10 ft. wide, power lift; 1984 Glencoe 23 tooth cultivator cultivator with levellers; 4 section finishing harrows (new); 5 section finishing harrows; 4 set chain harrows; harrows; Bear Cat packer (12'); 1986 N.l. no. 362 manure spreader; J.D. • 16 run seed drill, grass seed box, hyd. lift; Spra-motor 3 pt. hitch weed sprayer, 24 ft. boom; N.H. no. 38 crop chopper (1983); 1982 . N.H. no. 256 Rolabar rake; 1982 N.H. no. 488 haybine; 1979 N.H. no. 310 Hayliner baler, hyd. press, auto tension, bale thrower with side hill attachment; three 10-ton wagons, 2 with steel bale thrower racks 18 ft., 1 with wooden bale racks, all floatation tires; 20 ft. chopper wagon; 1984 Little Giant 38 ft. hay elevator with undercarriage; undercarriage; 1979 Farm King 40 ft. auger with undercarriage (p.t.o. or motor); utility 15' belt elevator 1/2 h.p. motor; Ber Vac 766 snowblower 7', 2 stage; Winco Maxi-Watt generator 20,000 watt; round bale fork for front end loader; M.H. 6 disc tiller; 6 blade tiller; 2 wheel trailer with hoist; 6 ft. bucket for front end loader; 3 feed carts;. 3 round bale feeders; Stewart clippers; clippers; Ocscala clippers (like new); Mineral feeder; forks, shovels, some tools, etc. ; rubber tired wheel barrow; 28 ft. ext. ladder; Stihl gas weed trimmer; electric and battery fencers; Honda 3.5 h.p. motor and pump; 2 wheel trailer, 300 gal. water tank; bolt bin and bolts; 220 milk house heater; gas engine and pump; power washer, 1 1/2 h.p. motor; port, air compressor; Yardman 698 riding lawnmower, 38" cut, like new; Ariens 524 roto tiller; Ariens 8 h.p. riding lawnmower, 30" cut, like new; 5 doors of ensilage; approx. 4500 bales hay; approx. 2000 bales straw; J.D. 145-5 furrow, semi mount trip beam plow, 16" bottoms; bottoms; 16 ion running gear wagon; White 1370 diesel tractor (cab, heater, p.s., live p.t.o., 3 pt. hitch, hyds.); M.F. no. 12 baler; M.F. 35 combine, P.T.O., 8 ft. cut; N.H. 329 manure spreader; J.D. 24 tooth cultivator, hyd. lilt; N.H. 72 crop chopper; approx 300 bus. grain; approx. 3500 bales hay. NOTE: This Is a sale ol good cattle and machinery well maintained. TERMS; cash or cheque with I.D. Owner and auctioneer shall be tree from responsibility of any accident or Injury day ol sale. ROY AND ROD WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEERS, AUCTIONEERS, Box 883, Campbellford, (705) G53-3533. Lunch available, 0-1S Auction Sale "KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS" Every Wed. at 6:30 p.m. located on Brock Rd., Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (exit 399) Featuring every week, an excellent selection of antiques, fine furniture, furniture, glass, china, collectables, primitives, etc. So join us every Wed. and participate in one of Ontario's Ontario's "TRUE" auctions with no buy-backs or reserves. Previews from 1:00 p.m. Come see our great auction facility and consign your estates and collections etc. to us for prompt professional service. "Consignment and estate selling our specialty." KAHN AUCTION SERVICES, (416-683-0041). 2-tfS Sat. Feb. 27, Starting 11:00 a.m. Being held at "Kahn Country Auctions" on Brock Rd., Pickering, Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (exit 399). Selling the estate of Mr. and Mrs. G. Bradshaw, Toronto, plus other private consignments, to include various dining and bedroom suites, occ. tables and chairs, dressers, chests ol drawers, rockers, rockers, solas, lamps, mirrors, pictures, pictures, linens, large and small appliances, glass, china, pots and pans and a lot of other good mise, items. This is a good sale. Terms: cash, cheques (with I.D.), or Visa. No reserves. Kahn Auction Services Services - 683-0041. 8-1S Wednesday, March 9th, 12:30 p.m. Mid-Winter Holstein Consignment Consignment Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R.2, Lindsay, Ont. Approx. 85 registered and grade females in all stages of lactation. Customer demand is for good fresh cows and young typy heifers. An opportunity to delete or upgrade upgrade your herd. For help with your sale selections contact Sales office, 705-324-8311 ; Sales manager, manager, John Buckley, 324-4017; Gail Sn'odden, 357-3237; Cliff Lil- lico, 439-2380; Carl Hickson, Auctioneer Auctioneer 324-9959. NOTE: Complete Complete Reedsview Dispersal April 6th at 12:30 p.m.. Next regular sale, Wed. April 13th at 7:30 p.m. 8-2S Saturday evening, March 5th at 7:00 p.m. First in our Spring Cow-Calf Dispersals Dispersals at Lindsay. .Community Sale Barn, R.R.2, Lindsay, Ontario. Ontario. "■ Dispersal for Jim Ellis, R.R.1, Omemee, Ont. 19 mature Charolais and Simmental cows. Full blood Limousin bull exposed July 15, ADG-3.9 index 103. 3 Charolais and Limousin heifers due April. Dispersal for G. Smith, R.R. 1, Ennismore, Ont. 42 head of Charolais-Hereford, and Sim- mental-Hereford cows due March, April, May. Limousin bull. Dispersal Dispersal for Fred Tingey, Washago, Ont. 27 Purebred Limousin cattle, 4 cows rebred for Feb., March, and April. 10 calves, 2 bulls ROP, 4 bred yearling heifers. Dispersal for Murray Meek, 51 Charolais and Hereford cows, some with Calves by side, remainder due March, April, May. Dispersal for Hampton Farms. 60 Charolais and Limousin cross cows due April and May. This sale will be offering a good selection of well bred beef cows. Plan to attend. Over 200 cows. A chance to re-stock your herd. For further information contact Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont., 705-324-9959 or 705-324-8311. Late additions - Junior Bennett, Norwood, 4 Simmental cross heifers, heifers, rebred Limousin. For Ken Boyce, Peterborough, 6 Pinzgauer cows due March. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer. 8-2S Saturday, Feb. 27th 12:00 p.m. At Denny's Auction Hall, Col- borne. Selling contents from a Cobourg home including antiques, collectables collectables and home furnishings. Victorian Victorian style settee with claw foot carved legs, solid oak framed show cases with glass shelves and claw feet, good set of bar stools, small pine washstand, drop leaf table, sofa and chair set, double bed, dresser, chest of drawers, old chimney cupboard, pine commode, commode, pair of old wicker chairs, small tables, chrome dinette set, slouch couch, china, glass, lamps, pictures, plus miscellaneous articles articles too numerous to mention. Sale starts - 12:00 p.m. No reserves. reserves. Terms: cash, cheque, Visa, Mastercard. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 8-1 SNP Thursday, March 3 Sale Time: 11:00 a.m. On instructions from a secured creditor we will sell the complete assets ol GOODRIDGE GRAPHICS, LINDSAY. Turn east off highway 36 at Weldon High School (see signs), 82 Ford Escort. Escort. PRESSROOM: 1977 Multilith 1250 WCD 11" X 17" press, 82 Ryobi 2800 11" x 17" press, 3-76 platen 61 /2" x 10" numbering presses, presses, 6 numbering machine heads, 36" guillotine, rubber stamp press. BINDERY: 76 drillpress, 84 Baum (older, 84 Bostllch wire stitcher, 76 Challenge cutting machine 34" x 52", 2-85 Challenge blades, DARKROOM: DARKROOM: 84 Nuarc 16" x 20" litho camera, Nuarc platemaker, Nuarc developing sink with trays, 81 P.M.T. machine 81 enlarger darkroom darkroom lights, TYPESETTING: '76 varllypor 720 plus fonts, headliners, headliners, 85 waxing machine, 3-light tables, tables, plus quantity paper slocks, etc. office furniture. No reserve, business closed. Preview 10:00 a.m. Sale time: 11:00 a.m. sharp. Orval McLean Auctions and Liquidations, Liquidations, 705-324-2783 Lindsay. 8-1SN Antique Auction Sale Thursday, Feb. 25 At 6:00 p.m. To be held at Myles King Auction, Auction, 33 Hall St., Oshawa. Property of Darlene Baxter of Toronto. Toronto. Dining room set (oak round Pedestal table, six chairs, buffet, glass front), Menonite washstand (tiled splash back), oak press back rocker, large oak hall minor (bevelled (bevelled glass), walnut drum table, oak hall tree, pine baker table, pine medicine chest, maple four drawer dresser, stacking bookcase (glass front with six shelves), walnut rocker, oak desk chair, Jefferson lamp, small Royal Doulton mugs, set of four Gibbard ash press back chairs, four brass molds, porcelain top kitchen table with four drawers, small mahogany mirror, pine window window frame with mirror, large Royal Doulton Toby mug, clock, antique dishes, many items not mentioned. Terms: cash. Myles King, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, 725-5751. 8-1S Saturday, February 27 Sale Time: 10 a.m. Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Carew estate and property of Nichols and Robinson, giving up housekeeping plus NEW FURNITURE, FURNITURE, televisions, sewing machines, new deluxe sectional chesterfield, love seat, deluxe re- cliner, single beds, water bed, coffee coffee and end tables, deluxe oak 4 pc. bedroom suite with deluxe box spring and mattress, new mattresses, mattresses, 3-14" color T.V.'s, radios, 2 - 9 piece walnut dining room suites, modern bedroom suite, desk, pool table, antique rocker, drop-front desk, chrome set, bed chesterfield (like New), small freezer, almond refrigerator, white refrigerator (all like new), modern chesterfield, gold electric stove, old box, old chest, nursing rocker, dishes, tools, etc. Don't miss this sale of new or nearly new and some antiques. antiques. A good sale. No reserve. Orval McLean Auctions, 705-324- 2783, Lindsay. 8-1SN Thursday, February 25,11 a.m. Holsteins February Consignment Sale of Holsteins selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., Including fresh and close cows, bred and open heifers, featuring a big tall fancy (GP) Warden with 3y (137-161), from (GP) Dam with (161-167) BCA fresh by sale time and her yearling daughter by Berkline Argus, a fancy Sept./85 Valiant fresn in Feb. from (VG) Dam with 7y (183-183), 2nd Dam (VG) with 20860 lb. milk, a June/85 Astro Jet from (GP) Dam with 5y 343d 20803 1047 5 per cent (171- 230), 2nd Dam (VG-2*) with (172- 208) fresh Jan. 31 with a heifer calf by Hanoverhill Starman, a service age bull by Starbuck from (GP) Triple Triple Threat Dam with 2y (207-214), 2nd Dam (VG) with 3y (216-247), 3rd and 4th Dams both (EX) with over 4 per cent. If you wish to consign consign to this sale, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 7-2S Thursday, Feb. 25th, 7 p.m. At Denny's Auction Hall, 1/4 mile west of Colborne on Hwy. 2. White 2 door frost free fridge, 30" electric range, auto washer, dryer, portable B & W TV, Singer sewing machine, mechanics flip top tool chest,, small quantity hand tools, radial arm saw, tiffany type swag light, new set shower doors, kitchen counter top, nice pair of inlaid inlaid end tables, new rug approx. ' 10x12, bedroom suite, single bed with wicker headboard, chandelier, chandelier, drop leaf table, dressers, chest of drawers, cross country skis, telephone, console stereo, component stereo with 8 track, portable shower stall, pressback chair, large wooden desk, china, glass, dishes, small appliances plus numerous miscellaneous articles. articles. Sale starts 7:00 p.m. No reserves. reserves. Terms: cash, cheque, Visa, Mastercard. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 8-1 SNP Drama Students Participate in Workshop at Courtice Secondary \ ■ np : I ■' 'flPpSifT • ' . I > : v - ... : i . u , : À I J4f , 3 ' ' . ' ■ -S " --:r V' U**' fi.j j ■ il.tififV . f§| : ; m ? ' V Pf PI m . ! . i , » ; , Instructor Kevin Frankoi'f leads three drama students students through an improvised skit during the Drama Plus workshop held at Courtice Secondary School on Friday and Saturday. Approximately 120 students from the eight secondary schools ofthe Northumber land and Newcastle Board of Education participated participated in the workshop. Camera work, voice training, music, stage movement, and acting were all part of the program. Saturday, March 5,10 a.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques for Elmore Barkey, and the Whitcombes, Stoumrille, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. Including antique pine flat back cupboard,' 2 antique washstands, pine drop leaf table, pine corner cupboard (new), pine dry sink (new), 2 oak wooden beds, dresser dresser with bevelled mirror, writing desk, several wooden chairs, Duncan Duncan Phyffe drop leaf table with matching buffet, filing cabinet, several several small stools, blue wash set, dishes, oil lamps, crocks, Viscount freezer, Inglis dryer - 2 yr. old, Woods freezer - 4 yr. old, 20" lawn mower, garden tools, air tight stove, water pump, plus many other items. Sale managed ana sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524, 8-1S Estate Auction Sale Sunday Feb. 28th at 12:15 p.m. At Lions Centre, Elgin St. E., Cobourg Remaining effects ol Hawley estate estate of Grafton. Oval walnut table, oak spool chair, spool type bed, 4 poster single bed, walnut dresser with bevelled mirror, walnut table with carving, wicker chairs, oak wardrobe, walnut wing chair, hump back trunks, blanket boxes, wooden floor lamp, picture frames, photo albums, mirrors, milk bot- iles, old bottles, old tins, glass lamp shades, largo jugs, copper conialner, old clothing, Kenmore refrigerator, Kolvlnalor 30" range, 4 pc. chosterflold sulto, old violin, I.B.M. electric typewriters plus. many other older Homs. Terms: cash. No resorvo. Lunch available. Paul Loan, Auctioneer, phono 352- 2403. 8-iSP' In one of the drama workshops at the Courtice Secondary School during the weekend, students were imagining what would happen happen if a power saw arrived at a beach. In another workshop, the students were filming a TV commercial. Still another class was studying stage movement and a fourth group was stretching their vocal cords under the direction of well- known musician Ross Metcalf. Metcalf. ' ' That was but a partial Basic Rules For Toastmasters Ever since the days of the ancient Greek orators, virtually virtually every successful speaker has followed the same basic guides to the opening of a speech. They are: 1, start with a attention getter and 2, Preview the subject of your speech. Trite and ineffective openings such as the artificial artificial compliment and the pointless time-check are bound to produce yawns. The artificial compliment is usually delivered with a grim tnat's too wide, by a . voice with too much syrup. The speaker is pleased to be in "your fine town... in this fine auditorium... addressing the finest audience. " Does the speaker know where he is and who his audience is? Probable not. A sincere compliment compliment is a valid opening to a speech, but it must contain honest praise for specific features, the historic imp<fr- tance of the hall in which you speak, the recent honor received or the successful campaign undertaken by the audience. Speakers using the pointless pointless time-check make a show out of taking their watches off their wrist or out of their pocket. They inquire about the length of time available for their speech, and then very often, they ramble on ana on and on into the next speaker's time or into lunch. Toastmasters learn to finish a speech within five percent of the assigned time. A valuable valuable skill indeed! TM Connie Nelson and TM Marilyn Dow stayed within their time limits when they spoke last Tuesday evening. "Reflections" by TM Nelson was an Ice Breaker Speech and "Oh, my Gosh" by TM Dow utilized the objectives of the Speech Manual. TM Bryden presented the trophy for Best Speaker to TM Nelson. Nelson. The General Evaluator, TM Ralph Tukkcr, called upon TM Irene Konzelmnnn and TM Carson Elliott to evaluate the two speakers. TM Konzelmann won the trophy for Best Evaluator. TM Nancy Barnes, the Table Topics Master, rewarded TM Nelson with the trophy for being the Best Table Topics Topics Speaker that evening. The Chairman, TM Joe Christl,_ thanked everyone for making tho mooting interesting interesting and stimulating. IIo presented tho Spark Plug to TM Konzelmann. Bowmanville Toastmasters Toastmasters meet every Tuesday at tho Lions Contre at 7:30 p.m. sample of the events going on during the Drama Plus weekend held for students within the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education. The program took place February 19 and 20 at Courtice Courtice Secondary School. It's the first workshop of its size and kind to be held east of Toronto according to Kathryn Coverly, a Drama and English teacher at Courtice. She also served as co-ordinator , of the prog- > ram. • "It's for students who have given their time after school for drama clubs organized organized by teachers who have done the same," she added. Included in the workshop was training in camera work, acting, voice training, improvisation, and movement. movement. Workshop leaders included included Darryl Vaneyk, a student who has acted in the Up With People performing performing group; Kevin Fran- ' kof'f, a television freelancer who has performed with Second City in Toronto; Jef- ! fery Prentice, an actor with ; the Stratford company; and • Joan Hills, a retired school j librarian who is now a pro- ■ fessionâl actress. ! The workshop began with . a get-acquainted session ! Friday evening at Courtice ; Secondary School and then • proceeded to the workshops workshops held all day Saturday. • A maximum of 20 students from each of the eight high schools within the Northumberland Northumberland and Newcastle ; School Board were invited ; to attend. - . " Young Orators Receive Speaking Awards ' " 3X0) '■ t l : ■ : ; 'Y On Sunday afternoon, the second session ofthe Royal Canadian Legion Public Speaking contest was held at Branch 178 headquarters, King St. East, with seven : speakers taking part. In the intermediate (grade 7-8) category, Lisa Rundle of Bowmanville Senior Public came first and Petra Vanderheyden of M. J. Hobbs was second; Others in the same section were Brian Ransberry, The Pines, Sarah Butler of St. Francis of Assisi and Gerry Desjardins of St. Stephen's. There were no speakers in the grade 9-10 class. Cindy Holder of Courtice Secondary was first in the senior, grades 11-13 and Jonathan Goad of Bowmanville High School was second. Judges Alf Millson, Ron Moore and Ian Colder are pictured here with all the young orators. Again, the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary provided refreshments and awards. Busy Time for Kendal Hall Hi folks - so winter finally let us have it, in a way it's a relief, all these weeks we've been waiting for the axe to fall, and it finally did and it made so many people happy happy - all those skiers who I'm sure half of them have a death wish if not for them, for us. I believe they think ston signs coming out of the Kirby Ski area arc for us, ditto ditto as far as signal lights go. However, despite all tho bad weather, so far this month tho Kendal Orange Hall has had a busy time. Tho men's lodge met February February 3rd with a good turnout, tho Junior lodge met tho 4th of February, and the regular euchre was held February 5th with 12 tables. High score was Betty Mercer, second second George Mercer, third Olive Little. Helen Mercer and Dean Policy tied for fourth. Draw won by Teresa Langstaff. The players took this opportunity to wish Pearl Clark a happy birthday. birthday. The ladies lodge meeting had to be postponed due to had wcathor but was hold February 18th. Plans for a bake sale and penny sale arc under way which will take place April 16th. Tho Junior lodge members members held their winter party sleigh riding followed by lunch; this was held February February 14. Friday, February 19th despite stormy weather tho regular euchre party was held with eight tables in play, scores as follows: High score was a tie between Dot Mercer and Dean Polley, 2nd Edgar Millson, 3rd John Lowery. Draw won by Marg. Linton. ■! Sunday, February 21st, \ Dave Thrower accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Lowery "• to Scarborough where a joint - birthday supner was held at Z the home of tne Wayne Low- ; cry's for David and Wayne. That's it for news - enjoy Z what's loft of winter.