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Classifi Classified Deadline - Phone ( led Ads -- Monday 4:30 p.m. 523-3303 | Auction Sales Auction Sales United Church penny and bake sale Saturday Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Gawker AUCTIONEER Don Stephenson Phone 623-1726 Estates, farms and all consignments wanted. 20-tfSN Sat.. Nov. 24,10:30 a.m. Large Major Snowmobile, RV, ATV, Car and Truck Auction To be held at NEW Mabee Auction Centre Hwy. 35, Roaedale Call to consign (705) 454-20-! I or 374-4800. Don't miss U 46-2SN Wed., Nov. 28, 6 p.m. Auction Sale Oddfellows Hall, Port Perry Excellent china cabinet, 3 pc. wall unit, wicker furniture includes chaise lounge, shelf unit, chair and nesting tables, apartment freezer, ,3/4 spool bed, chicken coop chairs, 30" electric stove, micro- wave oven, sofa bed, chesterfield suite, large Indian rug, imitation fireplace, good coffee and end tables, tables, 4 pc. patio furniture, collector plates, dishes, linens, glassware, garden tools plus items in storage unit. Please note this is a Wed. sale. Pearce Auction Services, 655-8073. 46-2SN Thurs., Nov. 22, 6:30 p.m. Warner's Auction Hall 1/4 mi. W. of Colbome on Hwy.2 Selling Household Furniture China, Glass, etc. Plastic liner for 1/2 ton Dodge Dakota, h.g. fridge and matching stove, auto, washer, dryer, micro- wave oven, console color TV, dishwasher, dishwasher, chrome suite, small antique antique oak desk in excellent cond., double bed, single bed, modern pine sectional sofa, modern loveseat, dressers, chest of drawers, drawers, good 10 sp. bike, qty. Ige. plastic plastic barrels, nice pair brass lamps, Ige. pine harvest table approx. 8', student's desk, set of antique oak dining rm. chairs, antique oak ext. table, Ige. collection of classical music LP's, dishes, pots, pans, bedding, occasional chairs, pictures, pictures, prints, metal 4 drawer filing cabinet, colored glass pcs., porcelain porcelain dolls (new), plus countless mise, unadvertised articles. Sale starts: 6:30 p.m. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 47-1SN Tues., Nov. 27, 6:15 p.m. Lions Centre Elgin St. E., Cobourg Effects of local home - walnut double double glass door china cabinet, pine round extension table, 4 dining ' room chairs, miniature glass china cabinet, pine comer shelves, small chest, cedar chest, chiropractic bed, small antique tables, two portable portable color TV's, buffet, pine blanket blanket box, cherrywood bookcase, walnut dresser with mirror, large washstand, walnut chest of drawers, drawers, pine coffee table, leather top tables, oil paintings, antique picture picture frames, antique china and glass including carnival, black amethyst and 0-VI, cast frypans, • I coal oil lamps, ship lamp, 1 hp. "-electric shaver/grinder, 1/2 hp. J- drill, bench grinder, electric drills, -'skill saw and disc, sander, electric '-buffer, metal work table, tap and die set up to 1", power hammer, K pipe and C-clamps, qu. of good < hand tools, hammers, level, screw- ' £ drivers, saws, wrenches, chisels, pullers, pliers, groove bits, socket r; sets, benders, extension cords, Jj etc., qu. of new hardware, qu. of . k workshop items. Sale worth at- r tending. Terms - cash. Lunch av- ailable. Paul Lean, Auctioneer, £ 416-352-2403. 47-1S L ■ -- - , Sat., Dec. 1,10 a.m. "• 21st Annual Snowmobile Auc- l lion - at Orval McLean Auction Center £ Lindsay '"-Now accepting consignments of •snowmobiles, cars, trucks, 4X4's, ! plows, snowblowers, riding garden • tractors, RV's motorhomes, con- ■ struction and woodworking equip., ' farm machinery, tractors. One of the largest and longest running snowmobile auction events. Don't 1 miss this opportunity to turn your . unused machine into cash. Ex- ' peeling 40 - 50 snowmobiles. Consign Consign by Nov. 22 to advertise your . sled. 89 - 250 Ski-doo Safari, 89 Ski-doo formula MX, 74 SnoJet, 85 , Ski-doo Grand Safari, 83 Bombar- i, dier Alpine, 81 Bombardier Alpine 1 excellent for grooming, 80 Ski-doo Citation 4500, 81 Ski-doo Blizzard . 550, 81 JD 440 liquid fire, 84 Ski- ! doo 447 Safari, Ski-doo Citation, 74 Ski-doo 340 TNT, 71 Snoc- ruiser, 68 Snocruiser, 86 Chrysler conversion van, 65 Valiant, Ford 8N tractor with chains and blade, 65 Mustang, 81 cube van with reefer, 18' fibreglass boat 130 Chrysler and trailer, 14' fibreglass boat 35 hp. Chrysler and trailer, 16' Larson 60 hp. Chrysler and trailer. Partial list. Call now to consign. consign. Orval Mclean Auctions, (705) 324-2783 Lindsay. 47-1 SN Who., Nov. 28,11 a.m. Property sold. John and Cecil Walker, R.R.2, Warkworth, Ont., 1/ 2 mile south of Warkworth on Norham Rd. (1st house on right, south of Legion on Main St.). Gibson Gibson f.f. refrigerator, 4 1/2 yrs. old; Gibson range, 4 1/2 yrs. old; glass top table and 4 chairs; cherry dining dining room suite (table, 1 leaf, 4 chairs, buffet hutch, good); pressed pressed back rocker; quantity of dishes, dishes, Knlck knacks, etc.; coffee table and 2 end tables; French Provincial Provincial chesterfield, settee and chair, matching; Hitachi VCR; 2 book shelves; Hitachi color television, television, floor model, good; Christmas decorations; pictures and frames; 2 chrome chairs; books; bedroom suite (queen size, dresser and mirror, mirror, chest of drawers, 2 night ta bles); bedroom suite (double, dresser and mirror, chest of draw ers, 2 night tables, 1 yr. old); gun rack; GSW wringer washer, 1 yr. old; mirror; wheelbarrow; stereo with 8-track; lawn chair; step stool; garden tools; step ladder; shelves; grinder and motor; trolling fishing rod with reel, like now; Homellte 16" chain saw; Wood Eater; XR 20 trimmer, gas; some tools; gas cans; manual wood splitter. Many more items of Interest. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible for accident or injury day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Campbollford, (705) 653-3533 or (705) 749-4997. Lunch available. AUCTION SALE Every. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. At Myles King Auctions 33 Hall St., Oshawa All consignments welcomed. Estate sales, etc. Est. in 1967. Myles King, Auctioneer, 725-5751 8-tfS Sat., Dec. 1,10 a.m. Annual Snowmobile Auction at Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Now accepting consignments of snowmobiles, cars, trucks, 4X4's, plows, snowblowers, RV's, construction construction and woodworking equip., 1 farm machinery. One of the largest snowmobile auction events. Don't miss this opportunity. Expecting 40 - 50 snowmobiles. Call now to consign. consign. Orval Mclean Auctions, (705)324-2783 Lindsay. 45-3SN Mon., Nov. 26,10:30 a.m. Grand Piano, Antiques Dishes, Furniture 1965 Cadillac Convertible Cedar Isle Lodge, Ron and Evelyn Evelyn Keylock, Trent River, Ont. 3 1/2 kms., south of Havelock on Hwy. 30 to village of Trent River (Watch for sale signs). 1896 Kurtsman square grand piano (7', excellent condition); piano stool; 8 matching pressed back chairs (6 straight, 2 arm); ant. parlor lamp, good; coal oil lamp; quantity of dishes; antique pieces; Avon collection; ant. floor lamp; antique oak display case, slatted shelf, mirror back; ant. Edison gramophone with diamond needle, good; Ivor Johnson single shot 12 gauge; ant. extension table with 5 leaves and 6 chairs, good; Deforest Deforest Crosley console radio; oak arm chair; ant. oak ice box, 4 door, excellent condition; mirrors; 2 oak panels, 7'X5'; walnut display case; ant. parlor suite (settee, rocker, arm chair, 2 chairs); ant. oak sideboard with bevel mirror, nicely carved, good; ant. Victorian parlor chair; 6 drawer chest with mirror; ant. cabinet with glass front drawers, drawers, dove tailed; ant. walnut store cabinet, sliding doors, drawers; ant. oak buffet, heavily carved, Auction Sale The household goods, furniture, appliances, antiques and garden garden tools of the late Robert Alrd, 89 Union Ave., Port Perry Selling without reserve Westinghouse Westinghouse frost free refrigerator, Danby electric range, Danby microwave oven, Inglis automatic washer, Moffat dryer, GE toaster oven, wooden table and 4 chairs, antique hall table, Singer sewing machine, many small dressers, chesterfield and chair, rockers, antique table lamps, 26" RCA color TV (excellent), end tables and coffee coffee table, Glen Loates framed print, antique wooden chair, antique antique cast iron lamp, dehumidifier, Golden Days Ahead (numbered print), bed and dresser with mirror, quantity of excellent linen, pillows, pillow cases, blankets, quilts, tablecloths, tablecloths, doilies, many antique plates and dishes, tea pots, figurines, china cabinet, 6 champagne champagne glasses, set of 8 Royal Standard fine china (excellent condition), condition), quantity of many more dishes, dishes, quantity of kitchen utensils, chest of drawers, record player with two speakers, quantity of antique antique tools, electric sander, compressor compressor and electric motor, quantity quantity of good tools, saws, hammers, etc., 6 h.p. rototiller, assortment of garden tools plus many other items too numerous to mention. This is a very good sale, be sure to attend. Charlie Reid and A. Wotten, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Charlie Harris and family, family, Clerks. Owner or Auctioneers will not be responsible for accidents accidents or lost articles day of sale. 47-1 SN Sat., Nov. 24,10 a.m. Mitchell's Auction Building 2 miles E. of Omemee on No. 7 3 miles N. on Emily Park Rd. Furniture, Appliances Snowmobiles, Snowblowers 1984 Olds Cutlass Sierra Brougham - loaded, cert., 1987 Yamaha Exciter LC - good cond., TNT 340 Ski-doo, Yamaha 340 Snowjet GST, snowblowers - 8 hp. Bolens, 7 hp. Snow Shark, Toro, Sears blower for lawn tractor and others, hd. 6 1/2'X13' single axle box trailer, 2 stationary air compressors, compressors, 100 lb. propane tank, sm. Finlay white enamel cookstove, antique cast iron - sm. fancy box stove and Sears pot bellied, new br. alum, storm doors. APPLIANCES: Frigidaire 30" range and matching green frost free fridge - good cond., Simplicity washer spin dry, 7 cu. ft. Kenmore freezer, dehUmidjfiers, Kerosun Idinlng oral paintings, stained oak chests, coffee and table sets, comer nook kitchen suite, hospital bed w/mat- tress, bedroom furnishings, or- thopractic double mattress/box spnng - good, sm. bar and stools, two 2 drawer filing cabinets, sad irons w/handles and stands, Sil- verwoods quart and pint milk bottle, bottle, Ige. selection of good sm. items, dishes, and so much more. Only a partial listing. Car, snowmobiles, snowmobiles, blowers approx. 1 p.m. Held inside but dress warmly.: Doug Mitchell, Auctioneer, Sales Manager, R.R.4, Omemee, 705- 799-6769. 47-1 SN Sat., Dec. 1,11 a.m. Auction sale of refinished antiques, antiques, collectables and tools for Richard Appleton, Port Perry Sale to be held at Nestleton Community Community Centre located on Hwy. 7A east of Pt. Perry and just east of Blackstock. Approx. Vz hr. west of Lindsay. Sale includes: Oak hall stand with umbrella holder and mirror (excell.), Hoosier kitchen cupboard (excell.), walnut parlor table with claw and ball feet, cloverleaf parlor table, buried walnut walnut cedar lined blanket box (excell.), (excell.), 1/4 cut bow front dresser (excell.), (excell.), walnut sideboard, gramophone (complete and working), working), 2 round oak pedestal tables (excell.), 4 ant, parlor chairs, oak wardrobe (excell.), dresser commode commode chair (rare and unique), walnut walnut telephone table (excell.), French doors with bev. glass, 6 board blanket box, drop leaf harvest harvest table with pull out bins (excell.), (excell.), arm chair commode, child's commode, mission oak chair, 6 dining rm. chairs, 4 Windsor back chairs, cast, marble and brass floor lamps, signed etched artwork dating dating back to 1889, child's bedroom suite, cannonball waterbed (queen size), 7 pc. complete wooden lawn furniture (good), pine dry sink DESHANE AUCTION SERVICES All types of auctions (416) 985-4240 _ 35-tfSN washstand; mirror with frame;, old table legs; metal shelves; metal storage cabinet; veranda rocker; various old chairs; brown aluminum door; wicker clothes basket; Zenith automatic dryer; horse collars; hall tree; small gun cabinet; crock; 2 jugs; various wooden and metal beds; ant. metal peddle car; end tables; bench with 2 vises; 2 ventilators off old ship; cast iron pot; wooden office chair; exit signs; wooden high chair; Zerox 3107 photo copier; copper boiler; 2 brown van seats; 2 wood Quebec heaters; ' 2 burner rangette; Acme 24" range; Kirby vacuum; metal trunk; large 6' high fan; card tables; wicker chair; porcelain top table; quantity of National National Geographic; London made Challenge wooden trunk; 10 spd. bicycle; wooden extension ladder; old Martin "60" outboard motor; Atco "Boat Impeller" motor, air cooled. Many more items of interest interest too numerous to list. To sell at 12 Noon: 1965 Cadillac convertible, convertible, 2 door, runs good, needs painting. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible for accident or injury day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Campbellford. (705)653-3533 or (705) 749-4997. Lunch available.47-1S Sat., Nov. 24,10 a.m. Our Annual Snowmobile and Machinery Sale at Peterboro Auction Center Hwy. 7, East We are expecting 20 - 30 machines inch Ski-doo 377 Safari, Yamaha 250 Bravo. Under instructions instructions from Lawson Fisher Inc., Trustee in Bankruptcy, we will be selling: 1370 While diesel tractor, MF 65 tractor with loader, MH 30 tractor, 3 pt. snowblower, dbl. auger, rotary mower, 2 hay wagons, wagons, grain auger, hay elevator, manure manure spreader, 3. pt. blade, car phone, 77 Dodge pickup, approx. 75 car and truck tires (some new, . , - used and recap), small set tractor brass ire ext. and copper turf tires, Campbell Hausfeld com- loiters, ^addle bench, wagon nraccnr o QtflnlArs ? nailers 6 wheels, old trumpet with case, 2 Koses'VarioLT'toicanTs^Al'so: »*» of 4 hr^pback style chairs 444 Int. gas tractor c/w loader, JD ?*)/■ chairs, qty. wicker, Quebec 710-50 hp. tractor, 3 furrow 14" 'luirtStto rL-k ninuu r furrow nlow new 16' tools, Modalt© 8 Qal. crock, closed-in tandem bailer, 80 Fire eWarea'ruo bird never winter driven with ^hfnmo 70,000 miles, 80 Dodge pickup, 78 (9°odh mtxiem kitchen ebrome m ' Hn rinHno van 79 Dodoe suite (new), qty. hand tools, elect. Omni fli Fn^? 9 i% fnn 84 GMC airless paint sprayer plus much, V2 ton (propane , 83 Dirige Ark£ much more ',!' , ? t ^ a £ yan !i: 77 Cadillac 80 CordobaT 25 hp. ? h aas c ara l " 3 ' "hSv", 9 " propane engine, 80 Ford Fairmont his sale is clean and worthy ol at- wannn 7Q Dodae Diolomat 80 tendance. Not to be missed, rhrvs 1 Newoort 9 8' truck can Owner or Auctioneer not responsl- dS 3llTot and bansmt ble for any mishap occurring to the cinn inti tmrtnr q A arq walk he- public in conjunction with this sale. a Jiïs. ib:: 1 »,. |„?3™"s, s xe; l î n 4 d ,i' pipe thread box for tools tor 1/2 ^57-2185 or ML Albert i-416^ ton, 72 440 TNT, 3" belt sander, 473-213Bl 47-2SN • Craftsman router, Miklta mitre saw, 86 Suzuki Samarl, 87 Nissan King cab pickup, Sears 16 hp, riding riding mower w. front mount snowblower, JD 16 hp. 48" front mount riding mower, 87 GMC van, 4'X8' utility trailer, 84 GMC Citation 23' molorhome certified, power auger, bucket and levelling legs for backhoo, cutting torches, saws, tools, Ige, qty. discontinued and damaged building supplies, garage garage doors, metal sheds, windows, doors, Insulation, siding and components, components, marble tops, celling tile. List subject to additions and deletions. deletions. To consign snowmobiles, vehicles, machinery, tools, phone (705) 745-5007. Peterboro Auctions, Auctions, Dale and Orval McLean, Auctioneers. Auctioneers. 47-1 SN Sat., Nov. 24,10:30 a.m. Large Snowmobile and Equipment Auction at the NEW Mabee Auction Centre 1 mi. N. of Roaedale on Hwy. 35 Accepting consignments of recreational recreational equipment, 4X4's, trucks, tractors, bikes, cars, etc. Already featuring a 1990 1 ton GMC 4X4, Chevron car carrier loaded, 1974 3 ton moving truck c/w electric tail gate, 1979 Pontiac Firebird, other pickup trucks and cars, 1984 Yamaha SRV, snowmobiles, 1981 340 Yamaha, Ski-doos, Polaris, etc., double ski-doo trailer, 1988 Yamaha Blaster, 4 wheeler, 3 wheeler, Honda CR 80 GSXP 750, 8 hp. riding mower, truck cap, Ferguson Ferguson tractor and loader, 3 furrow, 3 pt. plow, 2 roto tillers, wagon chassie, tools and related equip. If you wish to consign call Calvin Mabee or bring to the Auction Centre, 705-454-2841 or 374- 4800. 46-2SN Sat., Nov. 24,11 a.m. Exceptionally good sale of Antiques Estate of the late Miss Lena Akins. 10 kms. north of Campbellford on County Rd. 50 (Preneveau Rd.) to Con. 13, then east 3 kms. to Stanwood Church, then north for 1/2. km. to 1st house on left. (Watch for sale signs). Quantity of dishes and antique pieces; silverware; extension table and 5 leaves; 6 matching ant.pres- sed back chairs; chesterfield and chair; pressed back rocker; G.E. refrigerator; Zenith ff. refrigerator, freezer across top; Findlay Meteor cookstove, good; 7 ant. chicken coop chairs; ant. pine flat-to-the- wall cupboard (4 panel doors); sad irons; pressed back arm chair; oil filled electric heater; antique country country couch, good; rocking chair; copper copper boiler; Bennington pitcher; 5 gal. crock (B.P. Co., Belleville); drop leaf table; Ingraham mantel clock; toaster oven; coal oil lantern; lantern; shelves; boxes with names; old vaporizer; sealers; crocks and jugs; old kitchen hutch; ant. bake board; pictures and frames; ant. . sideboard with bevel mirror, dove tailed; hump trunk; bedding, quilts, sheets, linens, etc.; 2 metal beds with brass knobs; ant. dresser with minor; 3 coal oil lamps; ant. china cabinet; arboritë table, 4 chairs rand china cabinet;.:,2,radios; i Dominion pump organ; 2 Aladdin lamps; 2 ant. parlor tables; 2 floor lamps; Findlay wood space heater; ant. dresser with bevel mirror; ant. dresser; old books; pressed back arm chair; ant. washstand; cheese box; ant. butter bowl; buffalo robe; egg crate; 3/4 wooden bed; toilet - pieces; ant. washstand; ant. parlor suite (settee, rocker, 4 arm chairs, claw feet); old cans; toilet set (green pattern); ant. New Haven weight clock; flask; baskets; Swede saw; some garden tools; copper boiler; old wood box; approx. approx. doz. 80 lb. milk cans; upright scales; bob sleigh; rubber tired wagon. Many more items of interest. interest. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible responsible for accident or injury day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Campbellford. (705) 653-3533 or (705)749-4997. Lunch available. 47-1S Hie Garbage Dilemma! November 19-25th is Recycling Week. Let us all do our share in this garbage crisis to help preserve'Canada! A better environment environment depends on you and me. Let us set goals to reduce garbage. garbage. Everyone in the Township is invited to "join the war on garbage." garbage." Let's get with it! Reduce - Reuse - Recycle! A few tips To Reduce -1. Buy refiliable containers. containers. 2. Buy food in bulk to reduce waste. To Re-use -1. Give old magazines and books to hospitals or senior citizens homes. 2. Give old clothes, furniture, etc. to charitable organizations. To Recycle -1. metal cans, glass, plastic pop bottles, newspapers & batteries. 2. Buy re-cycled items. We can start with this very newspaper when you have finished finished reading it; drop it in with your papers for re-cycling. Let us make Re-cycling week '90 a great success! Let's all do a little! Let us put our ideas into action. action. As consumers, we have to stop aggravating the problem of pollution, instead,' we must become part of the solution. We certainly can make a difference! difference! for a new image - for a new decade - let's Re-duce - Reuse Reuse - Re-cycle! Nestleton Presbyterian Church On a beautiful sunny morning, the service in Nestleton Presbyterian Church was in charge of Rev. Wm. Fairley at 11 a.m. In the absence of the organist, Mrs. Shirley Scott played the hymns. An excellent story for the Sunday Sunday School pupils centred around a bar of soap.- Scripture readings were Psalm 76 responsively and also from Zephaniah I, and St. Matthew. The sermon was on dealing with anger - of two kinds - human anger - and the anger of God. Service at 11 a.m. next Sunday with Rev. Wm. Fairley in the pulpit. Come and worship with us ! 50th Anniversary Celebrated Recently, a 50th anniversary celebration was held for Len 4 Doris Prout of Don Mills and summer summer residents of Caesarea. Their immediate family Barry 4 Joanne, Keith 4 Nancy, and Elaine 4 Ron Kimmell and their families (7 grandchildren) were all present for this special occasion, occasion, as well as other family members and many close friends. All in all about 60 guests were on hand for the festive, happy event. A most enjoyable affair ! Our very best wishes to Len 4 Doris Prout from this area for many more years of happiness together! Blackstock and Area News Daycare MacGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES Estates, Consignments, Households, Bankruptcies, Farms Sold at your location or ours, Storsge snd Trucking svallable Phone for FREE Confidential Consultations Mike MacGregor (416) 987-5402 Junior West (416) 983-5556 10-tlSN DAYCARE available in my home, activities, nutritious meals and lots ofTLC. Phone 987-1803. 46-4SN RELIABLE mother of three interested interested in providing daycare, Victoria Victoria Woods subdivision, Newcastle, Newcastle, references available. Go to work feeling comfortable. Please phone Marianne 987-3614. K ; 47-1 SN BABYSITTER available on Ontario Ontario St., starting November 26th for children 2 years and up, meals provided. Phone 623-3648. 47-1S Heritage House Major Atoms Host Lindsay On Saturday Nov. 17th the Major Atom Toros played host to Lindsay. It was a good end to end game with the Toros winning 6-3. Goals scored by Chris Pot 2 goals and 1 assist, Mark Frampton 2 goals 1 assist, Trevor Baker 1 goal, Kurt Kirner 1 goal. Assists going to Colin MacDonald 3, Chris Steele 1, Greg Masterson 1 and Steve r fabb 1. On Sunday November 18th. the Heritage House Toros went to Trenton and came back winners again with a score of 10-4, Well done boys. Chris Steele had 4 goals, John Armishaw 2 goals, Trevor Baker 1 goal, Colin MacDonald 1 goal, Ryan Jackman 1 goal, Brett Pnkosta 1 goal. Assists going going to Chris Pot 2, Kurt Kirner Kirner 2, Greg Masterson 3, Chris Paquette 2 and Mark Frampton 1. HELP KEEP RED CROSj READY! O.N.O. 40th Reunion What a fantastic success! This evening will long be remembered by the 86 past and present members and their spouses. Following a' happy hour, a scrumptious dinner was served by Tripp N'Toms caterers. With our stomachs completely satisfied, a warm welcome which included many interesting facts of O.N.O. history was extended by our president Nancy Bryans. Anecdotes of years gone by, given by Gwenyth Thompson, Jessie Bowles arid Donna Kyte, brought back many memories, some serious, many amusing of what a great ; and worthwhile organization O.N.O. has been to the Blackstock community... ; On behalf of the O.N.O. Club, Ellen Russell, in a very loving and gentle manner, paid tribute to the late Norma VanCamp who was a very active member until her passing a year ago. At the conclusion conclusion oilier talk/a framed painting was unveiled in Normal memory which Will' fàlÿÿâys : Hang on the Rec Centriè'wàlf'for'everÿpne to enjoy. fiOOU ' "Théi'mùüiff'pIriWide'd 'from 1 the beginning during dinner to the end for the dance by!i Jeanette DeSoursa on her electronic accor- dian was excellent, the reading by Judy Crawford was certainly entertaining, the skits, produced by present O.N.O. members were ridiculous but turned many giggles giggles into outright laughs. Kathleen Dorrell. only charter member who.,is a present member was presented with a bouquet of flowers and a specially specially engraved peri.' All in all, a great evening. What more could a person ask for? See you at the 45th! ! Now that one reunion has successfully successfully passed this coming Thursday and Friday will be the 65th reunion of Cartwright High School. On Thursday evening an arts programme of music and drama will be enjoyed at the Cartwright Cartwright Central Public School, Friday Friday afternoon the high school will be open to view all types of displays and Friday evening will be dinner and dance at the Recreation Centre. For further information information call the school at 986-4241. Plan to join the fun. Word has been received of the passing of former resident Roy Stinson. Sympathy is extended to his wife Barbara and his family as well as to his many cousins in this area. Helen and Stuart Dorrell visited many relatives and friends in this area before leaving on Sunday for a four month vacation in Australia and New Zealand. What stories they will have to tell when they return. . Don't forget the penny and bake sale on Saturday, December 1 at the Blackstock United Church, 12:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Blackstock Lioness Club. Afternoon Afternoon tea plus draws and door prizes. Remember the bread making course on November 26 at 1 p.m. or 7 p.m. in the kitchen of the Recreation Centre. Please join Carol Thornton at 986-0616 or Dora Martyn 986-5378 to determine determine the time you wish. Does Eunice Streeter or anyone who knows her read this column? Please contact me at 986-4257 as soon as possible. 1 need her address. Mrs. Susan Schaad of Tetamagouche, Nova Scotia has spent considerable time visiting her daughter Ingrid and David Larmcr, Robert and Steven and also her son in the Guelph area. There were 11 tables at the weekly card party on Tuesday evening with the following winners winners - Bruce Bright, Mervin Storic, Lorna Swain, Norman Rohrcr, Irene Brown and Elsie Pogue. Low -• Effa Stainton. Draws - Albert Watts, John Archer, Archer, Grant Bright, Mervin Storic, Richard Manns, Annie Fee. Afternoon Unit U.C.W. On Tuesday the 13th the Afternoon Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W, assembled assembled at the home of Flora Snmells with twelve members present, After n delicious dessert luncheon, luncheon, Marlon Larmcr, president opened the meeting with a thought-provoking reading entitled, entitled, "What kind of a Christian are you?"'Next the roll call was answered with "a Bible verse which helps me" Aileen Byers then gave a reading, "Who are you?" a prayer. This was followed followed by a hymn, "Take my Life." The topic.for the meeting was taken by Grace Hall who talked about "The Church Year and the ongoing love of God which has no beginning and no end. She related this to the Advent Season. . There was a discussion about some upcoming dinners. The December meeting will be on Tuesday, December 11 at the home of Jean Adams in the form of a pot-luck dinner. Aileen Byers closed the meeting with the benediction. Environment Habit No. 5 Conduct a family garbage audit. Look at your garbage at the end of the week and evaluate where it has come from. How much' is from packaging? How much is from school, the office, Nestleton United Church With Richard 4 Janice MacKenzie greeting at the door on Sunday, November 18 at 11:15 a.m. the service was in charge of ministers Rev. Dale Davis and Kay Heuer, sharing the service! Rev. Dale Davis spoke on the subject of "Talents." Everyone has talents and every talent is needed, necessary and vital to the community in which we live. We are called to be Christ's Disciples! Scripture was read by Kay Heuer and Reg. Hughes. Rev. Dale led the S.S. children with theme centred around The Lord's Prayer. The Quintet sang "Come As A Child" with our able musician Carol Mairs at the piano. Kay Heuer was introduced and warmly welcomed by Rev. Dale Davis. Kay told the congregation a little about her background and training at the Centre for Christian Christian Studies. We do welcome Kay to our church and community and trust she will enjoy her time with the folks of Blackstock and Nestleton congregations. A large congregation of members and quite a number of visitors witnessed the beautiful ceremony of Baptism - a symbolic rite with deep religious significance. Visitors were welcomed by the minister and members of the congregation. We welcome into our church and community small Brittany Deanne, daughter of Muriel 4 Butch Simms, and Katrina Lynn, daughter of Wilma 4 Tom Wotten. Wotten. Assisting Rev. Davis with the ceremony were Kay Heuer (our assistant minister) and Clerk of Session Richard MacKenzie. Our best wishes to these young families! After the service their parents were guests of honour of the two occasions. Offering received by Reg Hughes 4 Richard MacKenzie. Service closed with hymn "In Loving Partnership" Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Our "best wishes' ' to friends in hospital from the Charge - Irene McKee and Belle Werry. Family News Don't forget the Penny and Bake Sale on Saturday, December 1 at the Blackstock United Church, 12:30 p.m. sponsored sponsored by the Blackstock Lioness Club. Afternoon tea plus draws and door prizes. So glad Norma Frew is home ,from Oshawa hospital since 'surgery; and is gaining strength. She will soon be her old self again! Best wishes to her! Very saddened to learn of the passing of Mrs. John (Elsie) Dobson Dobson of Uxbridge, we knew her well some years ago! A very line musician! Sympathy to her husband husband John and family. Mrs. Neta Fish attended the Michael Leishman 4 friend Vicki of Reaboro, were weekend guests with Neta Fish. Neta was keeping the Holland children and William Leishman for the weekend while their parents went shopping. She had a great visit with her grandchildren - six in all! The S. Cawkers, Scugog Pt. Rd., enjoyed having the deer hunters from the Oshawa area for the four day hunt! Hope to see them again next year. The S. Cawkers had a lovely visit and luncheon with Alan 4 Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa this past week. Bazaar 4 Tea Keep in mind the annual bazaar 4 tea to be held in Nestleton Community Community Centre on Thursday evening, evening, Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m. sponsored sponsored by the Court Lady Snowbirds LI930. Many features are included this year - bake table, lovely Christmas crafts, penny sale and a refreshing cup of tea. Draws will be held on a china doll, afghan; doilies, and a hamper of groceries. To top it off - good entertainment is planned as well! SO! Let's see you there! It will be a great occasion! You just don't want to miss it! 1 Thought: Be kind to your friends. If it weren't for them; you'd be a total stranger! Xi Zeta Lamba Has New Slate For Executive 25th wedding anniversary of church? How much is from junk 5?,§ er HaiHn°Pnrt mail?'Is there anything t^t^iki'* ld at the U 8-on HaU in Port have been recycled 'o? -cirri- Xi Zeta Lamba, Bowman- ville chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meets every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. The 1990-91 executive executive is: President, Doreen Cripps; Vice-President, Allison Allison Strike; Recording Secretary, Secretary, Sharon McMullen; Corresponding Corresponding Secretary, Lois Marks; Treasurer, Janice Johnson. Sue Jansma and Penny-Ann Davidson are the Town Council Representatives. Representatives. Our first meeting in September September was held at Janice Johnson's, with everyone enjoying enjoying a'relaxed evening getting getting caught up on the summer summer events. The Sept. 25th. meeting was hosted by Sharon Sharon McMullen with a pro- 5 ram of music by Sharon, oan Tremeer and Luanne Payne and ending with a sing-a-long. Oct. 9th found us at Connie Connie Reaker's new home where she and Joy Schryer presented Gayle Stevenson showing us how to decorate a crocheted hat. Lucky Connie Connie was the recipient of the lovely hat made especially for her bathroom. Susan Cookson hosted the Oct. 23rd. meeting. Her program and Sue Jansma's program on literacy, with Mary Ann Allin as guest speaker, were most enlightening. Mary Ann gave us an insight as to how, why and just what is being done to combat this serious serious problem. We also held a pumpkin decorating contest contest and marvelled at some amazing creations. Actually, Actually, the grand prize winner wasn't a pumpkin at all but donates an award to the Bowmanville High School and this year we also made a donation to Courtice Secondary Secondary School. Congratulations Congratulations to Jennifer Berti and Jonathan Goad sharing the Fine Arts Award at Bowmanville Bowmanville presented by Donna Donna Kay and to Anne Marie Scullion receiving the History History Award at Courtice presented presented by Sonia Parfitt. Several ladies were on hand to serve refreshments ■ at the last Blood Donor Clinic, Clinic, Nov. 7th. under the able direction of Mary Anne De- nard. Thanks Mary Anne for looking after this vital service to our community. The Nov. 13th. meeting was hosted by Doreen Cripps who also moonlighted moonlighted as auctioneer for our annual annual Christmas Craft Auction. Auction. It was a lot of fun and, along with the Regal sales, it gave our coffers quite a boost. For our next meeting, Nov. 27th. Mary Anne De- nard and Gayle Stevenson will be whisking us away to the Bowmanville Museum. We are looking foward to have Delta Eta, the Preceptor Preceptor chapter, as our guests. The annual Christmas Dinner for all the chapters in Bowmanville will be held at the Lion's Centre on Wednesday, Dec. 5th. 1990 at 6:30 p.m. This is a chance for the chapters to enjoy a social time together. The last meeting of the year will be held at Gayle Stevenson's home on Dec. 11th. We will be having the Gift Exchange and just a reminder reminder that this is the last recycled posted? Now, what can be done to make this amount' smaller next week? Perrv on Saturday evening A fine' ' a zucchini càrvédï to look to, bring, the Food SWKS lte jmdligator. Good go- H.m^don.hon,. Happy ^Èvery year our chapter Soma Parfitt, Publicity them well. An enjoyable event! Our best to them! (r sn H0...H0...H0ME DELIVERY Just in the nick of time...the perfect gift idea for all the "(insolvables" on your list! 1 Year Home Delivery For Only $20.00 HOLIDAY GIFT SUBSCRIPTION OFFER Buy Before Jan. 1st and Beat the GST. Your name Recipient's name. 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