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PagcIO The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, June 16, 1999 Auctions Sat,, June 19,11 a.m. Auction Sale Malmont Sales Arena 13200 Old Scugog Rd. 1/2 mile south of Blackstock Viewing from 10 a.m. to sale time Royal Doulton china (Royal Gold) 1 - 40 piece set (8 place sellings) plus 1 - 20 piece set (4 place sellings), individual pieces include teapots, cream and sugars, platters, bowls, covered bowls, Royal Doulton partial sets of Carlyle, Carlyle, Harlow, Fresh Flowers, Allegro Micro, Sonnet & Minton, Minton, Royal Doulton figurine "Happy Anniversary" HN3254, Bunnykins to include, book bank, bowl, Royal Wedding cup and clock, fridge, stove, organ, dressers, desks, vanity vanity w/stool, oak chair, planters, planters, dining room suite w/china cabinet, silverware, antique highchair, oak sideboard, drop leaf table, Hoosier cupboard, cupboard, 2 porcelain top tables, occasional chairs, rockers, smoker, gum ball machines, corner what-not stand, children's children's wooden furniture, old finger oil lamp, mantel clock, Moorecroft vase, Hull cookie jar, Occupied Japan, Tunslill dishes, Hull planter, Ltd. Edition' Edition' prints, wooden boxes, coffee and end tables, men's and ladies' 5 spd. bike (excellent (excellent condition), basketball board and stand, scroll saw, electric lawnmower. Terms: cash, cheque (with proper ID), Visa, Mastercard or Interne. Interne. Snack bar available. Jim McIntyre Auctioneer For more information phone (905) 986-4443, 1 (800) 554-9252 Sat., June 19,10 a.m. Estate Auction on location. 4 km. north, Garden Hill on Cty. Rd. 10, for the late Paul Wuligrocki. Take Hwy. 28 north Pori Hope to Cty. Rd. 9, go west to Garden Hill then 4 km. north to #9788. Household Household to sell first 10 a.m. Nearly new auto, washer, dryer, dryer, wall unit, kitchen set, dressers, chests, drawers, wall unit, household articles, /fishes, small kitchen wares, lamps, dehumidifier, old wash- stand, sofa, occasional chairs, knick knacks, etc., small chest freezer. Tools: starting 11 a.m. Large qty. millwright, mechanical and woodworking tools, power and hand tools, circular saws, levels, reciprocating saw, planes, levels, gauges, sanders, wrenches, etc. all ex. condition, some still in boxes. Equipment: nearly new gas powered wood splitter splitter with 22 ton press, good ro- totiller, 10 hp. riding mower with cart, nearly new 37" wood 'lathe, elec, lawnmower, 10" table saw, drill press, gas powered post hole auger and weedeater, 2 stage 3 pt. hitch Lucknow snowblower hardly used, bush hog, Massey Ferguson Ferguson 135 gas tractor, a good clean tractor with 2100 hrs., Ford tractor with front end loader 3 pt. hitch and pto., 10 hp. riding lawnmower, 225 amp. elec, welder, utility trailer. Miscellaneous include 1985 Plymouth mini van, 1982 Eagle 4 door station wagon, nice riding saddle, utility utility trailers, Ski-doo, shop vac., jackpost, steel posts, quantity dry wood, wheelbarrow, wheelbarrow, pressure water tank, cement cement mixer, lawn and garden tools, alum, extension ladders, ladders, drill press, 3 chainsaws, plus countless articles found around this home and hobby farm. No reserve's. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905) 355-2106 Gary Warner Certified Property Appraiser Services "MOVING .. large or small, general cartage, materials handling, general cleanup, . trash and metals removed, fast service, St. Lawrence ; Service" (905) 767-1391. Aromatherapy Massage with pure essential oils OR Reiki An ancient art of natural healing. For a healthier self- physically, mentally, emotionally & spiritually Call Vanessa (905)728-0597 •) Home treatment avail. 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Durham Rd, 57, south ol Blackstock, (905) 980-5558, (905) 900-4550, Notices -- 1111 CLARINGTON OLDER ADULT ASSOCIATION NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Clarington Older Adult Association will hold the second Annual General Meeting of its membership on June 22,1999 at 10:30 a.m. at the Clarington Beech Centre, 26 Beech Avenue, Bowmanville. The purpose of the meeting is to present to association members the president's report; an operations report; financial statements for the year ending March 31,1999; to appoint en auditor and to elect directors for a two-year term for retiring board members. All members of the association are entitled to attend and to vote on matters brought before the meeting. The Minutes of the first Annual General Meeting of June 23, 1998 and/or financial statements may be seen at the Clarington Beech Centre, 26 Beech Avenue, Bowmanville, phone (905) 697-2856. Don Welsh, President Jean Broad, Secretary 23-2SC Instructions SPANISH Conversational Fun NO COST July/August Beginner/Inter, credits 10/11 for H. S. students and adults. Summer Camp Grades 1 - 8 Bowmanville Starts: July 2nd Enrol 905-579-4326 Kawartha Pine Ridge District ------ JSçhoolBoarçt^^^ 23-1C, 24-1S Deaths Cross Canada Marketplace FOR SALE SAWMILL $4895 SAW LOGS INTO INTO BOARDS, planks, beams. Large capacity. Best sawmill value value anywhere. Free information 1-800-566-6899. Norwood Sawmills, R.R 2, Kilworthy, Ontario Ontario POE 1 GO. FATHERS DAY SPECIAL: CAMERON stainless steel Smoker Smoker Cooker. Smoke/cook/poach your favourite fish, meat, sausage, etc. on you BBQ, stove, campfire. campfire. $69.95 plus S/H 1-877-230- 4422. HILLS - Reverend Ralph Louis. Suddenly, but not unexpectedly, unexpectedly, on Monday, June 14, at his home, the Reverend Ralph Louis Hills, beloved husband of Johanne Blyth Hills. 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The cost of entry is $80 per person which includes 18 holes of championship stylo golf as well as a barbecue steak dinner to wrap up the event, The tournament will feature a hole in one contest from Golf Mania with a chance to win great prizes and a shot at $25,000 in enslt, Air Canada will also sponsor a closest to the pin contest with a chance to win a trip anywhere in North America Air Canada flies, There will he putting contests mid tons of chances to win great tloor prizes. Concert Kick-Off The 1999 Concerts in the Park scries kicked off last Thursday with a visit from the Oshawa Temple Salvation Army Band, sponsored by the Municipality of Clarington. The free scries will continue every Thursday night throughout the summer at Rotary Park in downtown Bowmanville. Next week's concert, which gets underway at 7 p.m., features Brookfield, a group with a showcase of songs ranging from a cappella cappella to East Coast melody. Large Crowd for Decoration Service by Joyce Kelly A complete recovery is wished for both Keith VanCamp and Brandon Scott who are in hospital following surgery. Brandon is in Sick Children's Hospital having undergone brain surgery, surgery, while Keith is at Markham Stouffville following hip replacement surgery. Our thoughts are with you both. Andrea Weir has returned home from a holiday visiting relatives and friends in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Mrs. Harvey Ginn (nee Mary Crosier) passed away last week. Sympathy is extended to her daughter Dorothy Tenant and son Bert Ginn and their families on the loss of their mother. A former resident Marilyn Clarke passed away last week after a long battle of cancer. Her funeral was in Whitby on Friday. Sympathy to her family and friends. Word was received of the passing of Bruce Gibson of Port Hope and a . , native of Purple Hill in his 80th year., 7 Visitation was on Tuesday with the funeral on Wednesday morning. Sympathy is extended to his brother Cecil and Marie Gibson as well as his brother Art and Yvonne of Port Perry and sister Verna and Clifford Robinson of Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ford of Meaford were visitors of their daughter daughter Janet and Dale VanCamp and family family last week. They took part in the celebration of Mary's 13th birthday with other family members during their stay. There was a large crowd at die annual Decoration Service at Union Cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Speaker for the service was Reverend David Shearman. Much visiting was enjoyed following the service as usual. Many family gatherings were held afterwards. There were 15 tables at the weekly card party with the following winners - Glenn Lowery 91, Muriel Bulson, Mervc Storrie, Verna Slule, Joan Sutcliffe, Vera Fawns and Elsie Pogue. Draws were won by Grace Bassant, Grace Manns, Marj Davies (2), Charles Stapleton and Vivian Kidd. The afternoon unit of the U.C.W. met on June 8 at the lakeside home of Jean Churchill. A delicious pot luck luncheon enjoyed followed by a social time during which everyone had reading, reading, quiz or words of wisdom or humor to contribute. A delightful meeting. At the Blackstock United Church the service took the form of a Sunday School anniversary service for the combined churches of Ncstlcton and Blackstock News Blackstock. The excellent service, which featured many readings and musical numbers by the children, was conducted by Carla McLaughlin. Special guest Rick Bursey gave his message by musical entertainment which was enjoyed by old and young alike. Several announcements given included the community "Come and Go" shower open to all in honour of Lisa Gilbank and Gavin Cochrane on Friday, June 18 at 7-9:00 p.m. A Rabies clinic at the Blackstock Arena on Saturday, June 26 from 9:00 a.m. to noon. On Sunday, June 27 the annual outdoor service for both Nestleton and Blackstock will be held at Lake Scugog Camp at 10:30 a.m. The strawberry upper will be held on Sunday, June 27 late afternoon and evening. An event that has not happened in •Blackstock United: for many years - a Bible Vacation School will be held August 16-20. St. John's News by Colin Beal The Parishioners of St. John's were still reeling from the passing of Helen Green when we learned that Marilyn Clarke's courageous battle with cancer cancer was over. She succumbed on Tuesday, June 8. Marilyn had contributed contributed much to the life of our church. Her organizational skills were outstanding and she contributed greatly greatly to the success of the Hospitality Committee's activities as a planner, leader and a tireless worker. Marilyn was artistic and this flair was evident at St. John's, every Christmas and Easter, in the beautiful decorations which she had designed, made and placed in the church. Marilyn together with iter mother Elma Vaughan were faithful parishioners who travelled from their home in Whitby to St. John's every Sunday....come rain, snow or whatever the weather might throw at them. Only in the few months since Marilyn's sickness was diagnosed diagnosed have they been absent from our congregation. We shall all miss Marilyn's cheerful smile, quick wit and enthusiasm. Our hearts go out to Elma, to her brother Bill and to Terry and Tim, her sons. We pray for them and for Marilyn. Father Hugh officiated officiated at the funeral which was held in Oshawa on Friday last. A large number number of St. John's parishioners joined with many relatives and friends of the family in saying goodbye. We, at St. John's are still in shock at the loss of two very dear friends, but our grief is tempered by the joy we experienced in knowing them and being with them. We were humbled to realize how many lives each of them had touched during their time on this earth, as witnessed by the many, many people from Blackstock and throughout throughout Scugog and surrounding areas, who came to say "Goodbye and Thank you" to Helen and by the large numbers who turned out to pay their respects to Marilyn. The church school year will end on Sunday, June 20, with a picnic lunch' and games after the Sunday service. Preparations are underway for the Patronal Feast of our church which occurs on the Feast of St. John the Baptist, June 24th, but will be celebrated celebrated on Sunday, June 27th. Our Parish, the oldest Christian Community, in The Township of Scugog will be 160 years old on that day. Bowmanville Toastmasters With Father's Day approaching, Chairperson TM Karen Martin chose "fathers" as her theme for the June 8th meeting of the Bowmanville Toastmasters Club. In her opening remarks, Martin revealed that she had travelled back in time to chat with some notable Dads: the ancient Egyptian King Ramses 1 and the Fathers of Confederation, to name a few. Doubling up as Table Topics Master, TM Martin carried Iter theme into the impromptu speech session. session. Participants gave "sound" fatherly fatherly advice to Romeo, Cinderella, Mary Poppins and others. TM Dorothy Martcll received the Best Table Topics Trophy for her advice to Shania Twain. Bowmanville Toastmasters congratulated congratulated TM MaryAnn Mayc for achieving achieving the Competent Toastmaster designation designation after giving her tenth and final speech from the basic project manual. She won the Best Speaker Trophy. We welcomed a guest from Orono, Pat Monaghan. Bowmanville Toastmasters will not meet at the Darlington Nuclear Information Centre on June 22nd. To celebrate a successful conclusion of the 1998-99 club year, members will instead enjoy a pot luck social at the home of TM Irene Konzclmann beginning beginning at 6:30 p.m. The summer schedule of meetings is as follows: July 13 and 27; August 10 and 24 at the Ontario Power Generation Darlington Nuclear Information Centre. Time; 7:30 p.m. Guests arc always welcome. For more information, please call 623-3527 or 623-2243. Musical Serenade Students of Beverly Jeeves mid Janet Cringle enlcrlnineil for family and friends in Newcastle United Church on Sunday, June 13, Musicians played the piano, electric keyboard and guitar. Here the teachers posed with their pupils before parting for summer holidays,