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THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, OCTOBER 31,2001 PAGE 5 Cycle back in time with bicycle exhibit Museum takes a look at our two-wheel history BOWMANVILLE - A piece of two-wheel history is on display at Bowmanville Museum. The museum is featuring a historical historical bicycle exhibit, complete with a tall Penny Farthing-type bike with a large wheel at the front and small one in back. Its original owner, Edmund Haggith, rode it from Bowmanville to Buffalo, N.Y., then on to Rochester, before catching the ferry to Cobourg and returning to Bowmanville in the 1880s. Other bicycles on display include a rare chainless variety owned by former former Bowmanville postmaster Carl Kent, as well as a Massey Harris bike with wooden frames and fenders made at Bowmanville's own Dominion Dominion Organ and Piano Company. Text for the exhibit was provided (by local author Bill Humber, whose jbook 'Freewheeling: The Story of Bicycling Bicycling in Canada' is available in the Î museum bookshop for $10. 2 The bicycle display will be in {place until the end of the year at the ^museum, 37 Silver St. in Bow- {manville. 2 For more information, call 905- 2623-2734. \yburLoca( : Worship : Directory - To advertise your,services to the 2 residents of Clarington, call Christian-Ann at (905)623-3303 'Kecucei&tU 'United @6tvicd 84 Mill St. South 905 987-4515 e-mail: nuc@durham.net Morning Worship Services 10:30AM Nursery Facilities and Care Provided Sat. Nov. 3 - Turkey Supper, 2 Sittings 5:00PM and 6:30PM Tickets - (905)987-4628 Nov. 4 - Reception of New Members Nov. 11 Remembrance Day - Special ceremony to remember those who have or are serving their country Nov. 18 - 177th Anniversary Celebration Special Events for the Day: 10:10AM-Hymn Sing 10:30AM - Worship with special music Noon - lunch following worship service 3:00PM - Celtic Concert - "Claidhmor" a vocal ensemble of 5 men with string and percussion instruments and a piper. Freewill offerina. suaaested donation $10 I l\ vi nul nvvvssai ilx in nil |>;i|hts Ixvmvinlvi. .ill nisvttv l tu hulin" tlii'M on vImsnx |\i|vi. in k i v i \ i hi I w illi 11 lv hot ni \oill i, w .|u|>vi llilolli'll \ « Mil Nik hox Ui i \ i lull' I'loi'i.iii) A.J. GROEN/ Statesman photo BOWMANVILLE - During a recent open house at the Bowmanville Museum, Museum, Walter Fehn, left, and museum curator Charles Taws look over a Penny Farthing bicycle from the late 1880s, at one time owned by Edmond Edmond Heggith. On the wall behind them is a direct drive (no chain) bicycle bicycle of the same period, with wooden wheels. BRIDAL and DRESS SALONS ANNIVERSARY BRIDAL SALE 1 DAY ONLY SATURDAY, NOV. 3 rd 10:00 a.tn. - 6:00p.m. /#5-294-4054 GOWNS OFF GASH • VISA • MASTERCARD (Alterations Available) V 1 s FATMlCU Ofleii jalon UM Church hosts bazaar Christmas sale set for Nov. 10 COURTICE - St. Thcresc Catholic Church will hold a Christmas bazaar and raffle Saturday, Nov. 10. The event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will feature a penny raffle, silent auction, white elephant table, large selection of handmade crafts, children's activities, farmers' market, bake table and tearoom.Raffle draws will be held at the end of the bazaar. St. Thcresc is located at 3800 Cour- tice Rd. N. Tin: Pickering Markets MfcIRO fc A S T TRADE ( EN f K b Is Proud To Present FREE Breakfast Bingo Is Back! Every Weekend In November 9:30am to 10:45am You could win market Moolah to be spent at participating vendors at the Pickering Markets. BRING in a non ,f#ddrtveand>| Waiwah Trading Booth - W15 Is offering great deals on batteries. 5 dozen AA & AAA for $10.00 or 2 for $15.00 OPEN EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9:00am to 5:OOpm 1899 Brock Road, Pickering For Vendor inquiries, contact us at: Flea Market (905) 427-0754 ext.222 Antique Market (905) 427-0754 ext.225 Market Fax (905) 427 6027 www.pu'keringmarketti i-om 'üEÜB' ' i l* < * V, AsSk V/S'/l FINANCING AVAILABLE I SET U? V/MU\S!T DISPOSAL OF OLD SET AVAILABLE FREE 6 MO LAY AWAY AJAX htonvWed.. ftunS&t* 1M IMplM Sundays 1M PSHAWA Won.-Wed. 10-6 Mur*p104 Sundays 11-4 KlMMMtl -hF 10-9 MaWyslOS Slav. «Mon. COURTKE Mon-Wed. 'Thurs-M,* 10-9 Iekni*i10-t Sundays 11*4 Flense visit our website a( wwM.sIcepfaetory.eom Remember, we are the factory. IMcasc visit our website at www.sleepfaetorv.com