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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 4, 1975 13 .. .. . .. . CLOSSI%-., FED DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED Tues., 4:-30 pOm.1 ArtilesoSa A\LLANTINE -Johnnana !tIli (Wiseman) are happ% ta announce the binth of t eir son, Kevin James, 7 lbs. 71/2 ozs. an May 31, 1975 in Memoniai Hospital, Bowman- ville. Proud grandparmnts are Mrs. Marion "Toots" Wise- man and E. H. Bailantine. 23-1 McKENZI E-John and Muriel (nee Wright) are veny happy and pnoud ta announce the birth of thein first chiid, a son, barn May 16, 1975 af Kitimaf, B.C. Proud grandparents of their first grandchiid are Mrs. J. Lyttie.and Mn. and Mrs. McKenzie of B.C. and very proud great gnandparents cf their tirst gneat grdndchiid are Mn. and Mrs. Rye Gibson. 23-1 van SCHILLING -Dn. and Mrs. Ernst van Schilling -nee Lyn Helyan) are 'pieased ta announce the arrivai of a second daughter, Laura Lyn, on May 13, 1975 aI Comox, B.C. A wee sisten ton Annaluise. 23-1lx Mns. E.L. Gilbank, Onono, is pieased fa announce the en- gagement of her youngesf daughten, Donna Mae, ta Alan Bernard, eldest son of Mn. and Mrs. Bernard McAlpine, Belleville. The wedding wiii take place on Sat., Juiy 5, at Sf. Joseph's Church, Bowman- ville. . 23-lx Mn. and Mrs. George R. Roberts, R.R.2, Newcastle, fake great pleasure in announcing the engagement of their eldest daughfer Dorothy Lau Ann fa Wayne Birkett, only son of Mn. and Mns. Ray Bîrkett, Port Penny. The wedding to take place at Trînity United Church, Octo- ber 11, 1975. 231 r9 ffl-i Mn. and Mrs. Nqorman Gibson, Bowmanville, Ontario ane please ta announce the fort hcomning maniage of their youngesf daughter, Malene Joyce ta Keith Duane, son of Mn. andi Mrs. Vernon E. Lindguist, of Central Butte, Saskatchewan. The 'weddîng ta take place August 2, 1975 at Irînify Lutheran Chunch, Cen- 1 ; Butte, Saskatchewan. 231 Mr.~ and Mrs. Donald Ha 0i ronio, are peased toe announice the fathcamning mariage of their daughter, Marilyn Isabel ta Bruno John Jaseph, son of Mrs. J. Barban and fhe late Mn joseph Bar-ban of Sault Ste., Manie. The wedding ta fake place on June, 221h in Orono United Ch11u . - 231x tSALL, tGeorge Artnur-Sud- denly at his residence, 34 George St., Bowmanville, Monday, June 2, 1975, George Arthur Bail, beloved husband of Eva Maunder, dear father of Grant, Ross, Betty (Mrs. D. Wilson) and June (Mrs. J. Petfitt), also survived by nine grandchildren and three great gradch idren. Rested at the Northcutt' Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville. Funeral service Wednesday atternoon. Interment Mount Lawýn Cem- etery, Oshawa. 23-1 COWAN, Harry M.- At Oshawa Genenal Hospital on Tuesday, June 3, 1975, Harry M. Cowan, of Orono, husband of fhe late Marguerite Cowan, dear father of Marlon Jean Simpson, Great Falls, Mon- fana. Resting af fhe Barlow Funeral Home, Orono until Friday. Service tram Lang Chaaýelat2p.m. Friday. Inter- ment Orono Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to the Ontario Heart Fund would be appreciated. 23-1 MYERS, Arden-Suddenly at his residence, R.R. 2, Orono, on Saturday, May 31, 1975. Arden Myers in his 43rd year, beloved husband of Ilene Sutherland, dear father of Tracy and Kelly, brother of Ba rry, Wayne and Wilton, son of Mrs. Vera Myers and the late Stewart of Weston. Rested at the Norfhcutt Elliott Fun- eral Home, Bowmanville. Funeral service was in the chapel, Tuesday. Interment Orono Cemetery. Donations to the Cancer Society in his memary would be appre- ciated. 23-1 'Fîowers à, Say if Best" VAfr BELLE DAILY Delivery to.. . Oshawa - Bowmanville Area Phone 623-4441 ý 43-i1 'ARNATION /For All Your Flower Needs STOP IN AND SEE OUR WEEkEND SPECIALS THEY'RE HARD TO BEAT Carnation Flower Shop 33 Division St. 623-7141 12-tf Former students, friends and neighbours of Mn. and Mrs. R. W. Goheen, New-, castle, are invited to caîl, on the occasion of thein SOth wedding anniversary, Satur- day, June 28th, tram 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Good wishes only. 23-1 FOWLER-ln ioving memory of a dean husbanid, Robert James, who passed away May 30, 1971. Those we love we neyer lose For always they wiii be Loved, remembered, trea- sured Aiways in my memory -Sadly missed by wife Annie. 23 f MEADOWS - n loving me- mory of a dean mathen and gandmother, Olive, who pas- sed away June 7, 1972, and dean father and grandfather, George, who died January 3, 1961. The gates of memary neyer clIose Sunshine fades and shadows tail But -sweet nemembrance outiasts ail. -Ever remembered by sons Reg, Evelyn, Rager, Frances and families. 23-l' MEADOWS, Olive and Georce - In ioving memary of a dean mother, who 'passed away June 7, 1972 and dean tathen, who passed away January 3, 1961. Tenderly we treasure the past With memonies that will aiways last. -Even remembered by irene, Cy and family. 23-1 WERRY-In ioving memony af a dean husband and fathen, Boyd John Alexander, who died June 7, 1974. Your resting place we visif and put fiowers thene with cane But no one knows the heant- ache when we tunn and leave you thene. if oniy takes a little space ta write how much we miss you But'if will take the nesf of our lives ta forget the day we lost you. -Loving you aiways, wife Shirley, daughtens, Lynne, Bonn y, Jean. 2- WOO)DLEY-ln lolving mem- ôi'y ot-a-dear wife andrnethe#e Gladys, who passed away June 2, 1956. Anothen year has slipped aw.ay into the past, Where memories and cherish- ed dreams wi'll forever ast. -Reembnedalways by Clarence and family. 23- lx TURNY-lnloving memory of a dean mother and father, Clara, who passed away June 8, 1974 and Ernest who passed away July 6, 1966. Gone are fthe days we used ta share, But in our heants you're always there, The gates of memany will neyer close, We ms you mare than anyoneknas With tender love and deep regret, We who love yau will neyer forget. -Aiways remembered by Harold, Isabel, Claude, Glen and familles. 23-1 x am I wish ta thank relatives, friends and neighbans fan the flowens, gifts, cards and visits while in Memorial Hospital. Speciai thanks ta Dr. McKen- zie, nurses and staff an Medical floon. Eva Burley 23-1 Dan and Faye Carby and Paul Vaneyk extend deepest thanks toalal their Cartwright friends and neighbars for al mings, and nurses on 9th and 7thflioons 0f Oshawa General Hospital for their untiring cane af Mn. Griffin in his necent illness. To Rev. Bigby for his pnayens and visits and ta the Morris Funeral Chapel, also the ladies who s0 genen- ausly prepared and served lunchý and bnought food ta aur homes, we are foreven grate- fui. Mrs. Russell Griffin 1andfamily. 23-if REM I would like ta thank, my friends, neighbouns and rel- atives ton their many acts of kindness towands my famiiy and for tlowers, gifts, cards and cails I neceived whie a patient in Memoniai Hospital. Special fhanks ta Dr. J. Rundie, nurses and staff of 3nd f boon. Lois Yellawlees 23-lx The Salvation Anmy, Bow- manville Corps,, wishes fa annaunce that if has acheived ifs quota af $5,000.00 for the 1975 Red Shield Campai gn. Captain Hewlett expresses h is thanks and appreciatian ta: Commiftee membens, team. captains, canvassers and the residents of the Municipaiity of Newcast le. 23-1 We would like ta fhank aur friends, neighbors and rela- tives for the iovely gift and farewell party that was held fan us at the Legion. S pecial thank yau ta Nyhi and Shinen anîd aur daughters for thein wonk and fime arranging if. Thank you ail. Marg and Paddy 23 lx Many thanks ta my dean neighbors at Waverly HuIs for their recent kindness. Grate- fully appneciated. Gloria Rogers and childnen. 23-1 APPEARING AT The Queen's Hotel Newcastle COUNTRYGEMS Friday - SatUrday June6'-7 Dancing 9 -1 23-1 Hobby Garden Party JUNE 14 at Hobby Corner, 27 Horsey St. Hene is your chance fa let people see your Arts and Crafts or other hobby items. Everyfhing availabie ta any- one in a wheelchain. HELEN'S HOBBY SERVICE 623-3587 Annual meeting of Pro- gressive Conservative Asso- ciation for Ward 1, Town of Newcastle (formerly Darling- ton) f0 be he Id in Hampton Hall Tues., June 10 8 P.M. 23-1 LOGO CONT EST Design a symbol for the Area Libraries for the Town of Newcastle. Contest open to ail ;tudents q rades K-1 3 in Town Of Newcastle. Deadline June 30, 1975. Prize will be awarded first week of Septemben. For f urther information phone 623-7322. Send entries to: Newcastle -Library Board 62 Temperance St., Bowmanville. 22-2 ESCORTED TOURS Ottawa Tulip Festival May 25th. Mystery Tour June 1sf. Lanark Perth Shopping 1June llth. Upper Canada Village June 8th. O'Keefe Centre "Odd Couple" Matinee J une 4th. Lion Safari botanical Gardens June lSth BasebalilWeekend June 28 -29 Pennisylvania Dutch Tour June 19 - 22 North Bay, Sudbury &Manitoulin Islands June 28 -Julylist. Ottawa Tour July 8 -10 Western Canada and North West Territonies Aug. 2 - 25 Maritime Tour Sept. 6 - 20 For information write Box 214, Sunshine Tours Port Hope. Phone 885-4822 or Evenings 885-2200 21-3 CARN IVAL To celebrafe opening of the NeW Junior Library. Saturday, J une 7th 2 - 4p.m. BOWMANVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Games, Contests, Pnizes and FREE Refreshments. AIl Children welcome. For more information phone 623-7322. 22-' BINGO N EWCASTLE COMMUN ITY HALL Tuesday, June lOth Early Bird Games 7:30 Regular Bingo 8: 00 $400 in Pizes PLUS $500 JACKPOT Sponsoned by NEWCASTLE LIONS 23-1 DANCING June lth at CLUB ANNRENE On Scugog Island "The Concordia Stage Band" Pnoceeds for Crippled Children Advance Tickets Available At Fredlerick's Pharmacy 67 King St. E., Bowmanvi lie or Phone 623-2468 22-2 EXHIBIT OF PAINTINGS by ARTHUR A. DRUMMOND at Bowmanville Public Library May 29 - Junel12 -Admission Free- For further information caîl 623-7322 22-2 Hampton North Cemeterv is observing Decoration Day on Sunday, June 81h, at 2:30 p.m. with Pastor Paul Erb as speaker. 22-2 Ebenezer Sunday School Anniversary Services will be held on June 8th ait 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker Rev. John Romeril, Sudbury. 23-1 Eldad United Church will sponsor an auction sale at Solina Community Hall on June l4th at 1 p.m. Donations of articles for sale would be appreciated. Caîl 263-2107 or 263-2329. 23-2 Durham Region Federation of Agriculture willmeet at 8 p.m. in the Agriculture Office, Bowmanville,, fa discuss the Solandt Commission Report on Tuesclay, June 1Oth and the Interprovincial Pipeline route on Thursday, June l2th. Af- fected farmers in the Durham Region and the former town- ship of Hope are invited to attend. 23-1 Plan to attend Yelverton 1Garden Party on Fni., June 13 trom 5 p.m. followed by a One Act Comed y - -Comne to the Fair" by Manvers Players. Admission- Adults $2.00. Children under 12- $1.00. Preschool, free. 23-1 Fish and Chips. AIl you cani eat, every Saturday $1.49. Antiques boug hl and sold. Open every Sat. and Sun. Acres Restaurant, Taunton Road. 20-4 Mrs. R. B. Rickard, Mill St. S., Newcastle, invites rela- tives, friends and neighbors to, a trousseau tea on J une 7th 2-6 p.m.,in honour of her daught- 1er, Janice's forthcoming -marriage. 23-1 MONSTER BINGO New Starting Time THURSDAY - 7:30 P.M. Sponsoredby Oshawa Minor Softball JUBILEE PAVILlON OSHA WA 50-tf WOODVIEW COMMUNITY CENTRE MONSTER BINGO NEXT MONDAY 7:45 P.M. RED BARN - WAYNE ST. OSHAWA FASHION SHOW BY CHILDUS J une l8th 2 p.m. 71 Meanns Ave., North Tickets: $1.25 Refneshments and Door Prizes Sponsored by Hospital Volunteer Services 23-2 Dance in the Port Hope Lions Centre Sat., June 7. Music by Fay Adams and The Country Hits. Dancing 9-1. 23-1 x 'Prout family picnic Sunday, June 22 at 3:30 p.m. at Cedar Park. 23-2x St. Andrew's Church - "Gar- ret f0 Garage" sale and Bake Sale in church basement, Wed.,Oct. 1,from 2to 4 pm 23-1 SPLIT field stone, small stereo hi-fi, coffee table, and a '70 Camero. Reasonable. Phone 263-2288. 23-1 VILAS colonial table, 38 x 32, extends fo 56" with 2 leaves. Candlelight maple finish. Ex- cellent condition, 623-7142. 23-1 THREE doors $35, chrome hardware $10, light fixtures $5, cafe doors $15. Phone 263-2248. 23-1 SWIMMING Pool Sacrifice. Leading manufacturer and distributor has above ground aluminum pools left over from 1974 season. 1/2 price. Guaran- teed installation and terms. Cail Credit Manager collect 416-292-2268. il-tf PLOW, harrows, mower, roI- ler, feeder, water trough. Phone 1-983-5590. 23-1 HAY elevators for sale, 20' - $195, 32'- $275, 38' - $315, 44' with under carniage $600, 6 bale stooker $230, 6 bale pick-up fork $115. Beacock's Hardware 1-986-4971. 23-1 ALLIS Chalmers 13' disc, like new, Blackstock 12986-4283. 23-1 AUTOMATIC washing mac- hine, rangette, 5 piece chrome set, wringer washing mac- hine, fredie sewing machine, black and white T.V., record player, slde projector, book shelves, oil painting, fry pan, toaster, iron, coffee perc, lamps, cannister set, chrome chairs, bamboo curtain, anti- que toaster, cast iron fry pan, pine table, pine window fra mes (pegged) puppet stage, cistern pump, gable vents, lawn chairs, lawn mower and hedge clippers. 623-7490. 23-1 CHOICE side of beef from corn and grain ted Hereford, approximately 225 lbs. at 95 cents a poun d.623-7490. 23-1 INTERNATIONAL semi- mounted 7' mower. 623-3280 af tern9p. m.23 BEATTY wringer washer with pump, excellent condi- tion, $100 or best offer. Mauve formaI (worn once) size 16, $25. 987-5235. 23-1 LAWN mower, 3 hp mofor, runs well. Apply 38 Duke St. 23-lx, FRIGIDAIRE stove, White, 6-yr. old, suitable for built-in, very good condition. Caîl 623-7518. 23-1 1968 G.M.C. Tow truck, wash- er-spin dryer, 8-track and cassette player for car. Phone 623-7387. 23-1 21", ADMIRAL, black4 and wvhite TV, top~ shape, 1dealfor cottage, 623-7979. 23-1 RAWLEIGH Products. Cali 725-5304. 23-1 16' RAMBLER travel-traien in excellent condition, sleeps five, propane stove and fridge, toilet. Phne 987-4865. 23-1 CH ESTE RF1E LD suites, plat- form rocker, office desk, office chairs, utility table, basket chair, cribs, walker, tri-lite lamps, table lamps, headboards, small1 appl iances. Towne Used Furniture, 19 Temperance St., Bowman- ville. 23-1 14, ALUMINUM -punt or swamp boat and accessories, also 4 Buckley cigarette machines. 263-2351. 23-1 ANTIQUE CLOCKS -REPAIRED- Parts available for most anti. que d cocks, pocket watches and modemn watches and dlocks. Our repairs are done with modemn up-to-cdate equipment. and qualified Swiss trained; watchmater. HOOPER'S JEWELLERS LTD. 29 King'St. East Phone 623-5747 34-tf E IGHT acres of standing hay. 1-983-5606. 23-1 Travel Traiters For Sale & Rent New Boler travel trailers, completely equipped, sleeps four. Ideail for compact cars. AIl fiberglass, onîy 900 pou nds. Rentais still available for JuIy anid August. DURHAM TRAILERS 414 Brock St. North, Whitby (Bowers Texaco) 668-9761 23-2 WOOD'S tent trailen, with extra noomn. Phone 623-5148. 22-2x WATER suppiy - pools, wells etc. George Maguine, R.R. 3, Bowmanville. 723-6980. 22-tf OSHAWA 2SAND AND GRAVEL SUPPLY WASHED SAND Ail Suzes for Diveways and Parking Lots TOPSOIL and DIRT FILL TRUCKS and LOADERS FOR RIENT 877 King St. East (East of Harmony) CALL 725-0232 STE EL Builders Bargain Angle Iron 3" x 3" 75c Foot CALL 987-4760 23-1 CLEANED Buckwheat seed, 20 bushels, 9-year aid thon- aughbred geiding and saddle $350. 1-786-2613. 23-1 5.5 HORS E pawer.baat motar. Good condition. $100. Phone 623-7402. 23-1 BEDROOM suite, 7 piece; dining noam, 9 piece; living room, ail Burma-Danish teak. woad. New furnifune very neasonabie. Phone 1-247--4377 52-ff PADDY'S Market now has new funnitune, appliances. T.V.'s and stereas and also) used funnitune and appliances. WiI11 accept trade-ins. Paddy's Market, Hampton, ýphane 263 2241. 33-tý USED Funniture and Appli- ances. Paddy's Market, Hampton 263-2241. 26tff OSHAWA TRACTOR SALES TRACTORS& EQUI1PM ENT LAWN &GARDEN EQU IP. MEEH L.O FARM MACHINERY wU" KUBGU TR COMPACT FARM TRACTORS SALES-SERVICE- RENTALS Phone 728-6901 16-tf SCREENED and unscreened top sou,; screened sand and gravel. Phone 623-3412. 22-tf B ICYCLES,,3 speed 26" wheei and 3 speed cougar. 623-2782 excepf on weekends.. 23-1ix GREENHOUSE tomnatoes available again, Mosernt's Greenhouse. Phonle 623-5872.' 23-1 BABY buggy - 1ike new. Phone 623-Â950. 22tff SWHITE'S TV ANTENNAS STowers,UHF,VHF ' Aeiaîs, Rotons& * Repairs *Apartment & Homes Pre-Wired . Ask About Our Guarantee SPhone 576-5606 E. WHITE, COURTICE 46-tf Oshawa TV, «5ý Antennas &Towers k ROTORS INSTALLED UHF -VHF -Colored Aerials Apts. and Homes Pre-Wired R EPAIRS Wonkmanship Guaranteed Ail priced Io SAVE you Money Phone 623-5122 L. HAMILTON, MANAGER 38-tf I NSTALL AN ,~'%.FUR NACE rIsslBOILER HUMIIFER AIR CONDITIONER AIR CLEANER Financing Available FURNACES CLEANED PARTS AND SERVICE POLICY CA LL HARVEY PARTNER Your ESSO Service Dealer FREE ESTIMATES Orono 983-5206 - Zenith 14620 24 Hour Service 23-tf Comnpressns, Genierators Also Dill Presses, Grinders, Power Hack Saws - etc. AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES Ace Mach inery Company 859 A Nelson St. Osha wa 723'-0933 >21-tf SECONDS Ma c apples, $2.50 a bushel. Phone Bih Feddema affen 5 at 263-2074. No Sunday sales. ,> :17-ff AI R conditioners, centrai and window units. Caîl Harvey Partner. Orono 983-5206 or Zenith 14620., 21 -tf AIR compressons, generafors, power hack and band saw, SUmp and, water pumps, eiecfnic chain haisfs, drill presses, etc. Ace, Machinery Ca., 859A Nelson St., Oshawa, 723-0933. 20-4 Buy direct tram Manufac- ture- Rutter Granite Ca., Ltd., has a huge selection of fine, quality monuments, lange and smaii1 fa fit any need. Come by aur display yard at 73 Ontario Street, Port Hope on telephone 885-5216 for a monument thaf endures. 35-tf R.N.'s- R.N.A.'s - full and part-time positions. South haven Nursing Home. Mrs. Austin 987-4441. ', 21-4 Wanted Retired Gentleman ta work at part -time delivery fon JACJ<MAN FLORIST Chauffeur flLense p1ease PHONE BUSINESS 623-3365 23-1 LICENSED mechanic ne- quined, June 2nd. Salany open. Ail benefits paid and bonus program. S day week. The best front end and brake equipment ta work with. No heavy motor or transmission work. Apply in persan at F i restone- Cobau rg - 20tff FULL-fime desk receptianisf, 5 day week, no experfence necessary. Phone 623-3373 ton appointment. Mn. Bounke, FlyingDutchman Mator Inn. 23-1 MATURE fuli fime baby sif- fer, non-smaken, 1 pre-schaoi, 2 schoai age children. Tel. 623-4873. 23-lx Cafeteria Cashier Full Time - 5 Day Week FOR INTERVIEW PHONE 623-3373 Mn. Bounke, Flying Dutchmnan Motor Inn 23-1 TRUCK DRIVER Individuai ta assume ne- sponsibiiity of aur campany trucking nequirements. Ex- perienced and icensed' in tractan trailer driving is essential. Contact: Pat Mutton, Personnel Department, Cîassic Car Wax Products of Canada Limîited, 182 Wellington St., Bowmanville, Ontario, Phone 623-3353., 23-1 REGISTERED -Nursinq Assistants nequired in new nursing home. Cail 987-4252. 23-1 PART-time service station- attendant required, good ap portunify for energetic, re- lia ble persan. Appiy Imperial OiI Service Centre, Waverly Rd. and 401. 20-tf G. BAR S. RANCH Hanseback riding, $3 per hour. Our membenship is even cheaper, we have 9 x 12 box ............ . .... . .. . ......... .......... ..... ....... ........ ...... ...................... .. ................................................. ... ...... ............. ..... ... ... .... ..... . . . . ......... . .... Learn to Drive Tractor Trailers in Canada! Tuition Tax Deductible! Placement Assistance guan- anteed! Weekend training- also avail- able. For application and interview, write: Safety Department The Canadian Institute of Tractor Trailer Training Lt. 207 Queen's Quay W. Toronto 117, Ontario Or Cali 416-864-9381 ~Formerly Trans-Canada Transport Training.) 22-3 Imm ANN BRADLEY Permanent Hain Removal 90 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa 723-7682 CHARGEXý j , 44-tff PROF ESSIONAL ELECTROLYSIS Permanent Hair Remeval BY APPOINTMENT ONL.Y 112 Simc oe St. N. Oshawa: 576-4705 52-tf Ean pîencing service, Dan Hoapen. Phone 623-5747 for appointment. 7-tf HAY for sale. Telephone 728 ,5446. 23-1 4.11 CH EV. axle gears, Gibsan LGO guitan, smali arbonite table and two stools, 2 chrome bar stqoîs, Easy wringer washer, CCM exerciser, Gen- dran b8by carniage, 20" bicycle. 623-5117 23-lx 21" BLACK and white sterea, T.V. unit, record player, and A.M. & F.M. radia. Excellent condition. Asking $125. Phone 623-7814. , 23-1 GARAGE Sale- goodies galane! Saturday, June 7, 1975 tram 9 a.m. ta 2 p.m., 62 Alonna Street, Bowmanville, (off Martin Road). Terms: cash. 23-1lx CE DAR fence rails for antique tencing. Phone 263-8142. 20-8x CENTRAL Marine Electron- ics. Phone 263-2918. Distribu- fan for ComDev Marine Pro- ducts. 16 tt CALCIUM chlaide - 100 lb. bag size. Phone 623-3914. 22-2 NEWHalland haybine, madel 469 excellent condtian, cul approximately 500 acres. Twa, Univensal floor madel milk- ens, 4 yr. aId. Phone Weicome 1-753-2540. 23-1 BLACK &white 20" AdmiraJ T.V. and stand. Lawn Boy 19" power mower. Bath in good condition. Phone 623-5596. 23 lx RELIABLE adults would like country house to rent. Within commting distance of Osh- awa. 1-705-292-7121. 23-4x FARMHOUSE wanted ta rent. 4 bedrooms. Caîl 576-5550 between 8: 00 -5: 00. 23-2x ONE' bedroom apartment, couple, no children, abstain- 'ers. Phone 623-2173. 23-1 x COUNTRY house, dlean, tidy for young cou ple, twenty -f ive miles from Oshawa. Phone 623-3488. 22-2x TEACHER looking for a one bedroom turnished a partment commencinig August. Phone 613-475-1315 or write Box 482, Brighton, Ontario. 22-2x LANDLORDS - Houses, Apartments, Rooms, urgently needed. Durham Housing Registry 1-579-0622. Extension -48,69. 6-26 funnished with kitchen ifies for single girl' in castle. Phone 725-0696. fac il- New- 23-1 Waine tô 1Bu GOOD used furniture. Towne Used Furnitune 623-4681. 23-1 We Buy Scrap Cars FREE TOWING DOM'IS AUTO PA'RTS USED Funniture and Applian- ces. Paddy's Market Hamp- ton 263-2241. 33-tf FOUR buggy wheeis and a woaden w heei fan a wheel harrow. Contact Harvey Part- ner. 1-983:5206. 3-2 spea idirng ring ad inivi-723-121F RI1DG E for aufside of camp- Spcalrdigrin n nii 2-11er, lange freezer space, reas- dual canaIs fryour canven- t onable. Phone 623-7939. ence. $50 per month. WE buy and seli 'everything 2- CALL US ANYTIME and pay cash. Cail day or USED Harry Fraser cloth 623407 9 f night 725-9183. Friendly Flea cutting machine. Model 500-1. 623402 19 Maket, 23 King W., Oshawa. Rug cutting. 725-6479. - 19-ff 23-1 PUREBRED German Shep- Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles herd pups. Phone 1-983-5644. nw o le 23-1 xFor Wrecking Purposes FREE pupâpies ta gaod home. 5SAL SCRAP METALS Part border and Scotch callie. HIGHEST PRICE PAID >23796. 2-1 ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS SMALL maie dog, part fer- Ya rd 623-5756 rien, 5 manths o Id. Free fa Rsiec good home. 623-2887. ednc 23-1 45-tf RDSL GRAVEL and STONE LIMESTONE PRODUCTS Imm The Hi-Fi belanging fa Mrs. Anne Foster, stared af Pres- tan Moving and Stonage (Lind- say) Ltd., 420 Baseline Road West, Bowmanvilie, Ontario wili be said by public auction an June 13, 1975 at Stapleton's Auction, Miii St. Newfonville, Ont. unless the outstanding amaunt of $108-20 is paîd betare this date. 22-2 Dr. A. F. McKenzie wili be an holidays Ma y 31sf fa June lSth inclusive. The office will be open aniy for injections Tuesday an Thunsdays 2-3 and 7-8. 22-3 Seniar Citizens 10 per cent off ail hair needs Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda y aniy. Open 6 days a wee k, Th uns. and Fni. evenings. Kut 'N' KurI Beaufy Shap. 623-5019, 71 King Sf. E. 23-4 i, Michael F. Derachie, hereby stafe that I amna n longer responsibie ton any debts incunred by my wife (nee Madelaine May Jones) in my namre as of May 15, 1975. 446_ 580-888 Pte. Denochie M.F., 8 Cdln. Hussars A Squadran Building F16, CFD Petawawa, Ontario. 22-3x CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE Not ice to Property Owners tb Destroy Noxious Weeds Under the provisions of +he Weed Contrai Acf of tne Province of Ontario Public Natice is heneby given ta all ownens and occupants of subdivided lands withîn the TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE that uniess the naxiaus weeds or weed seeds on any such subdivided lands in the TOWN 0F N EWCASTLE are desfray- ed Friday, June 20, 1975 and thnoughaut the season the Council af the TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE has dinecfed the Weed inspectons for the Region af Durham ta cause said noxiaus weeds or weed seeds ta be desfnoyed in siich a mannen as they may deem proper, and thaf the expenses incurned by the said Weed nspectos in the discharge of their duties shahl be piaced an the Collecton's Rall af the Town of Newcastle against the respective panceis concenned and that such amounts shal be coiiected in the same manner as taxes under the Municipal Acf. The co-openat ion af all citizens is eannesfiy solicited. 23-1 SEED CORN1.- SC - 3W - DC Vanieties 78 - 85 - 87 - 89 - 95 - 97 Days to Matunity Available Hiqh Yields Good Stalk Strength R. Bruce Taylor 263-27,41 Blue tick female hound, Newtonville anea, Safunday evening., Named Gypsy. Re- ward. Phone 1-983-5677 on 1-885-5908. 23-1 x Brawn iady's wallet, Bow- manville Post Office. Please phone 623-2211.- 23-1 x PAINT ING, CONTRACTORS Exterion painting and repairs to vaniaus buildings at Pine Ridge School, Bowmanville, Ontaria. TENDER NO. 31C-335 Individuai sealed tenders will be received until: 2:00 p.m. LOCAL TIME 'J UN E18, 1975. Tender Documents may be obftained from the Ontario Ministry of Government Ser- vices, Lindsay Regianal Off- ce, 322 Kent Street, West, Pý0- Box 7000, l-indsay., On- faria. NOTE: For tunthen informa- tion reganding this tender piease cali Mrs. E.M. Neale at the above addness. Telephone: (705) 324-9188. 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