The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

;$£■■■ 10-Oroho Weekly Times. Wednesday, October 6th, 1976 Newcastle Parks and Recreation Department Boys Basketball Ail boys between the ages of 12 to 15 ÿears of age who are interested in playing Basketball are asked to leave there names with the Bow- manville Recreation Office or phone 623-3379. Any boys or adults interested in coaching or refereeing please contact contact the Recreation Office. Enrollment increase at Durham College MORE CLASSIFIED With full registration stilfto be completed, total daytime enrollment at Durham College College is up 8.6 per cent from last year. To date 1136 students have enrolled in the College's programs in Business Business iand Applied Arts, Health Sciences and Technology. At this time last year, enrollment enrollment stood at 1046. Registration will continue for several days, with openings openings still available in some programs. Enrollment figures figures by division are 192 for Applied Arts (up 12 per cent), - 437 for Business (up 12 per Dress Up That Pumpkin Pie Serve this delicious Topping on your Thanksgiving Dessert At your door or favourite store Vi pint 63c. If It's GLEN RAE ■e It's Good Roast Beef Family 70 <s> Dr .tote specials Choice of our Dutch Stylt Soup» U)ife neaWjtMs ♦ Cockers r "ToSSed Chef's $a\ad* fiuhfck Dressing V\o4 guttered TeesWd fifctm <, 5 SèVed farmorSW* SauSaa** * Fmesln Cooked Ceioijifletftr 4 Sauce twMamiat^ « Creamed Hashed Rofoiocs grilled Salisbu.ru OteaU V Fried Onions* . Cive-n Roasted rohaiOc^jj ..... ......... *3.15 &ar 6. Q. Roasted pork * Aeple àautf * . (j\ac.ed Carrots W Created nosLed thfafoes..-- leSW&t isr.?æ. «*«. JPrime ^>Ve*N trauma Uom tlteeK * PirytOtOple. it irqs *C.l<xt«d 0*-tVtlr«d Carrots* fj+aok. SfrijU. rpto-toes .,.. ■ ■ .,. ., . ■ ..*3115 ÛI ft o « Ï* > s es. o 11 o so 0 1 ■**--* J^inAnK or .Ç3m3*£* «a «- VfctffaA Cream Cream Tea Oft Cefl** v>Uh Q<fU l _ - Plus Special Turkey Dinners Phone 987-4891 Thanksgiving cent), 260 for Technology (up 31 per cent) and for Health Sciences (down 14 per cent). The Health Science Division's decreased enrollment reflects poorer job opportunities for nurses. Dr. Willey, College PresL dent, expressed satisfaction with the steady growth trend of the College. He also stated that night school enrollment to date shows a continued high registration rate - reflecting reflecting a continuing acceptance of Durham College's extension extension programs by the commun 1 ity. He expressed regret that many classes were filled so rapidly, causing disappoint- . ment for some people. St. Saviour's Church News A.C.W. met this past Tues, at the home of Mrs. Charles Gray for making plans for their fall bazaar to be held Oct. 16 at the I.O.O.F. Hall at 2 p.m. Members will decorate the church on Friday night for Thanksgiving Service at 10 a.m. on Sunday. We are planning a Harvest. 1 home pot luck supper for St. Saviours and St. George's, Newcastle. With Evensong at 4:30 p.m., Oct." 24th followed by a pot luck at the I.O.O.F. Hall. , St. Saviours church held their first card party for this season on Friday .night. Not too big a crowd, but hope for better turn out next time, Oct. 29th. The winners this time were High Lady Mary Tamblyn, Low Lady Stella Carson, High Man Reg Elliot, Low 1 Man- Lady Doris Wannan. The , winner of the door prize was Mrs. Aleck Moffat, which was donated by Doreen Sivan.. Thanks for your support, hope to see you next time. Wants Permission from Council Mr. Larry Parker of Toronto Toronto seeking to build his own home on the boundary line of Newcastle and Hope Township Township asked permission from council to allow him to build a temporary auxiliary building in which hé could live while building his permanent home. He said he could not get a permit for his permanent home until he had proper plans and this could take some time. In the meantime? he would like to erected a temporary building on his some forty arces in the former Township of Clarkè. Counc. Entwisle suggested that the applicant have his lawyer draft an affidavit in which he would agree to vacate the temporary building building within twelve months. Mr. Parker said this would suit him just fine,' • Mayor Rickard stated that they should first dfeal with the * permanent building and when , all approvals were given then deal with the temporary situation. The permanent structure sbouyld be first dealtwith. • ■ ■. After considerable discus- AUCTION SALE FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES The property of Mrs. V. Garrard, Haydon, 8 miles north of Bowmanville, l mile east of Enniskillen, Saturday,. October 9, 10:30 a.m. Selling by auction, all the contents from an old country homé. (Items include: Upright old bureau with glass door', shelves, drawers and mirror,; Oak dining room buffet with mirror, 4 hardwood hardwood rocking chairs, Dining room suite with 3 leaves, 6 chairs including armchair, antique chairs, hall mirror, century old wooden. kitchen table, old oak kitchen cupboard, cupboard, old pictures, Aladih lamp, old wooden drop leaf table, wash stands, set of 4 . wooden kitchen chairs, Inglis spin dry washer, Findlay gas range, leatherette arm chair, end, tables, lamps, chéster- fields, round tables, old pine kitchen cabinet, 7% ft, tall, Large upright chest freezer, wooden kitchen side table, Lloyd record player,, nearly new, with 2 separate speakers, speakers, end table, chesterfield suite, Singer sewing machine, steel beds, like new; refrigerator, refrigerator, electric heater, 2 antique antique baby's high chairs, steel roll-away couch, lots of old, sm^ll tables, rugs, clothes hamper, several lawn chairs, very old pine dresser, antique 4 pioie washing set, rugs, 'bedding, old Oak high back bedroom suite, complete with dresser and washstand, unusual unusual (jesign dresser with upright mirror, Mise, household household kitchen antiques, eg. butter print, tea tins; old Pine chest, coal oil lamps, old ' ■wooden ( chest of drawers, small oak table, old wooden bed, vaccuum cleaner, copper copper and steel boilers, small antique «cales, iron kettle, 2 antiqufe porcelin pots with covers, crocks, apple barrels, pine box, push mower, old tin washtubs, extension ladder, garden tools, old lumbering saws, scythe, garden wheel- narrow, old wooden folding lawn chairs, step ladder, tools, portable «electric oven, many other miscellaneous items. Terms cash, no reserve S.teve Liptay, Auctioneer. ' 6, ac. sion the applicant was to meet with Counc. Entwisle to draft a proposal for council but to first present it to the Committee Committee of the Whole. TELL ME 0ZZIE, DO YOU. ...LIKE YOUR WARDEN?. WATSON'S Marine and Cycle Orono Phone 983-5343? AUCTION SALE Saturday, Oct. 9, 1976, starting at 1:00 p.m. From the estate of the late William .Edward Terry. Auction sale of his entire household contents contents to be held at 12 Sanders Ave., Bowmanville. Including: 1 solid walnut desk, colonial chesterfield suite with 2 chairs, 1 walnut china cabinet, cabinet, colonial kitchen set with 4 chairs, l antique walnut round fernery,; i mahogany chest of drawers, 2 french? provincial bedroom suites, 1 large brass bed in excellent condition, 1 oak dining room suite with round table, 6 chairs, buffet and china cabinet; several paintings, prints, mirrors, books, carpet sweeper, electric broom,, linens, linens, dishes, swag and floor! lamps, garden furniture, and many other items to numerous numerous to mention; Charles Reid, Auctioneer Pat Reid, Clerk. Terms, cash on day of sale AUCTION SALE . Sat., Oct. 16,1976 I2:30p.m. From the estate of the late Carl Billings at his res. Main St. Orono. Auction sale of quality antique furniture including one of a kind solid wa" . dining room suite with \ . Chippendale chairs, duncan fife chesterfield, 2 walnut love , seats, french provincial, walnut walnut high poster bed with matching chest on chest, one 3 pee. bedroom suite, one 3 pee. oak bedroom suite, 2 oak hall tables, one walnut gate leg table, French provincial chesterfield suite in excellent condition,, 3 harvest tables, one pot bellied antique stove, one upright antique Quebec heater, 3 axminster rugs, several antique side chairs as well as an automatic was and dryer, 2 refridgeratiw, electric stove, dishes, brass candle sticks, several tools, garden furniture, and many Other items too numerous to mention. Plan to keep this date in mind for one of the best sales to be held in this area. Charles Reid, Auctioneer, Lawrence Harris, Clerk. Terms cash on day of 'e. acnanmw pamapacnont Fitness. In your heart you know it's right . Call your licensed Plumbing and Mechanical Contractor who sells, installs and guarantees CARMAN Plumbing and Heating , Phone 983-5207 Orono T J