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Section Two Tie Canadian Statesman, Bownnville, October 4, 1978 9 Parking Test at Hydro's Safety Roadeo Near Bowmanville About 32 Hydro personnel working out of the Bowmanville area yard on Scugog Road had a chance to brush up on their driving techniques at a safety roadeo The rodeo was held Friday, September 22. The ânes and forestry crews based at Bowmanville were divided into teams which took turns driving a three-ton stake truck and a larger truck equipped with a trailer. Similar roadeos have been held across the Central Region of Ontario this month to promote safety. Drivers and signal men were taking part in tricky manoeuvers such as, parallel parking, docking in a simulated alleyway and a straight'line test. The parallel parking test is s hown here as a driver puts a three-ton stake truck through its paces. Mon Thank Tum Durha Direct Bown Fni Ontari Assoc, Comm at 8:0( Octû Maple Associ Meetir Caswe Ont. R Mon Oronc Agricu Meetir Wed Memi Time annoui Thui statior Dunde inf orm Donal( Mgr., Assoc. Ont. Satu Durhai Dinner Churel Bowni be puri Tues Imma( Durham Agricultural Calendar inday, Oct. 9 - Port Perry, Federation of Listing of Fait Feeder ksgiving Day. Agriculture Annual Meeting - October 2 - Northern1 sday, Oct. 10 - 8:00 p.m. Guest Speaker: Peter Sale, Amos, P.Q. Octci am Pork Producers Hannam, Pres. Ont. Northern Feeder Sale, tors Meeting OMAF, Federation of Agriculture. P.Q., October 4 - No nanville. FeWrede ora day, Oct. 13 - 7:00 p.m. Wenesday, Nov. 1 - 8: 00 Fee ae or io Sheep Producers p.m. Agricultural Office P.Q., October 5 - No c Zone 4 Dinner Manvers Lindsay - East Centrai Soul Feeder Sale, New Lis munity enter -Meeting and Crop Improvement Assoc. Ont., October 16 -N nunty entr -Planning Report Meeting for Feeder Sale, Rainy ) p.m. . 1978 Farm Conference. Ont., October 19 - No bober 13 and 14 - Ontario Feeder Sale, South e Syrup Producers' Thursday, Nov. 9 - Youth Ont., October 21 - No iation 1978 Annual Day - Royal Winter Agricul- Feeder Sale, Wiarton, ing and Convention - tural Fair - Queen's Guineas - October 23 - NorthernE ell Resort, Sundridge, Barrow Show - Inter-county Sale, Galetta, Ont., Nov Reservations required. Livestock Evaluation Day. 4 - Northern Feeder nday, Oct. 16 - 8:00 p.m. Monday, Nov. 13 - Angus Peterborough, Ont. o- Durham Central Hereford and Shorthorn Show -ultural Society Directors - Royal Agricultural WinterTo ing. Fair. SteersTo e dnesday, Oct. 18 - O.I.A. November 13 and 14 - Sheep bers Meeting, Oakwood - Shows at Royal. At 'wTiarton 1 and location- to be Tuesday, Nov. 14 - Ayrshire, înced. Brown Swiss, Dual Purpose Treasurer, LorneC rsday, Oct. 26- Test, Shorthorns and Jersey Shows reports that another goo )n Boar Sale, New at Royal, plus Hostein Bulîs and one slightly stronge Be 7:30 p.m.- for and Female' Calves and the previous sale, was ,nation contact: J.S. Lawara Class. The, second of the dson,' Secretary Sales Wednesday, Nov. 15 - Northern Stocker and1 Ont. Swine Breeders Holstein Show continues and Sales for 1978 was i Box 550, Tavistock,- Guernsey Show at the Royal. Wiarton on Thui Wednesday, Nov . 15 - 8:45 September 21st, unde urday, Oct. 28 - 7: 00 p.m. a.m, Holiday Inn, Oshawa - local supervision of the am 4H Award Night and Special Meeting for Lawyers Bruce Live Stock ýr, Maple Grove United and Accounitants re: Farm Operation Association. h Hall (1 mile west of Incorporation - Deadline for 3200 head were sold, ianville - Tickets must, enrolîment Nov. 3, 1978 - For gross of $1,838,000 toa rchased in advance.) further information contact supply of buyers, anc ,sday, Oct. 24 - 8:00 p.m. the Agricultural Office in were repeats in general culate Conception Hall, Bowmanville 623-3348. the first sale. The biddir TERMS 0F SALE -ail sales final W EEKN.Daitemseh nd cr 4 W-E E K L N - sa~l iemscahends crry xep hrent OTHER SPECIAL SAVE 20% on PATIO DOORS DAMAG ED (prices shown are with discount,$1 0.00 extra for delivery) DASHWOOD WOODLITE GYPROC 5' Wood 1409.88 EACH 5'wood $33 2.10 EACH as low 61'wood 1433.00 EACH à' wood $359.10 EACH f 59'millenium $436.80 EACH 51'vinylglide $314.10 EACHas a50 IC 61'millenfium $478 EACH 6'vinylglide $366 EACH (AIL STORES) (COURTICE STORE) FIRE RATED METAL DOOR up to11/2hour rated NOu. 3 PINE CLEARANCE 1 x4-6' .59 e EACH 1 x4 -8'-. igeEACH EACH EACH (ALI STORES) 1 x6-6 -.98~eACH, 1 x6-8'- $1.32 EACH CEDAR FENCE BOARDS 1 X6-5' 1 9 EACH (ALL STORES) ua.'-1 .32 EACHi 1x8.8'.51.74 EACH (ALL STORES) CHAIN LINK FENCE galvanized l19,95 ROLL 4859 green (AIL STORES) ROL Flintkote Decoratîve Stucco 'o seaCreate frozen waves of C losedboid expression or quiet swirls of textured softness with Decorative Stucco. Af Just add water to the dry mix, or choose the pre- mixed, ready-to-use M o n . , O c t .0 9?st r edso nwt cu stucco. Either way, il 44 b s. ft pr ai 1Irson with r plia ws tàwelor satulPTe mi 10% OFF ALLý INSULATION UNTIL OCT. 7 AL-L BUILDALL INTERIOR PAINT tion. Now priced for savings. Dry mix 44 IL 2½/2gallons UNTIL OCT. 7 SîAVE 10% on ail stock FIREPLACES UNTIL OCT. 7 Il'i -1 îl/IIf\-I -\I 11ý 1 i, 1 Pre-finished Panels The effect is dramnatic and installation is easy. Don't let the look of the neighbour's panelled den fool you. Panelling is easy to install with adhesive and colour match- ing nails. Easier still when you corne fo Buildali. Along with your materials we're happy tosupply good advice. Panelling s the economicai, maintenance free decor. No more yearly painting. Just sit back and enjoy the compliments. 10%/o FF ALL PAN ELLING OSHAWA ZZ~z~COUMTME stm - 100 Bond St. West ~----- Bîoor St. E. of OSHAWA àMon. to Fri. 9:00 . 1 Mon. to Wed. to 6:00 H NYSat. to 5:30 ourtLe Thurs. & Fri. to 9:00 f KigSt 728-1617 H y Na41Sat to 5:30 ASSOCATE TORE728-1611 VVHrrBYPORT HOPE Four Convenient Self-Serve Locations rock St.Pete Nt Shop in Compete Indoor Comfort m tMon. to Wed. to 6:00 Lr Mon. to Thurs. to 5:30 Use your Chargex or Master Charge or ý Thurs. & Fri. to 9:00 Fruday 'tii 9:00 openi a conveniient revolving charge account DnasS.Sat. to 5:30 Stra fl40 668-6821 885-2423 ýSales Feeder ober 3 ,Dupuy, ýorthern ainville, iorthern iskeard, Zorthern River, ýorthern River, ýrthern nOnt., Feeder .'ember ýrSale, 1>80 SakE Carson, )od sale, ger than as held. ýeFaîl Feeder held at ursday, Jer the Be Grey- k Co- n.Over for a a good nd who al from lng was fast and the Sale was-over early. In general, prices were about two cents up from the first sale with top price of $80.00 being received for steers weighing over 600 to 750 lbs. Most of the cattle were heavy steers with a small number of calves. Steers 700 - 900 brought $68 to $74 per cwt. Steers 600-750 lbs. brought $74 to $80 per cwt. Heifers 700-900 lbs. brought $65 to $70 per cwt. Heifers 600-700 lbs. brought $68 to $72 per cwt. Charolais steers 400-600 lbs. brought $90 to $95 per cwt. Charolais heifers 400-600 lbs, brought $80 to $85 per cwt. Future Sales Lorrainville, October 4, 600 head, 10:30 a.m., New Liskeard, October 5, 1000 head, 11:00 a.m. Wiarton, October 12, 3400 head, 10: 00 a.m. Rainy River, October 16, 2200 head 11:00 a.m. South River, October 19, 500 head, 11:00 a.m. Eastern Ontario (Galetta), October 23, 1000 head, 1:00 p.m. Peterborough (Lindsay), November 4, 1000 head, 1: 00 p.m. 0OBI 11T U A1R Y MRS. VI VIAN KATHERINE LANE The funeral of the late Mrs. Vivian Kathermne Lane, wbo passed away, Tuesday, September l2th, 1978 in Oshawa General Hospital, was held from, McDermott- Panabaker Funeral Chapel, Port Perry. Rev. Robert Brawn officiated. Mrs. Lane, daughter of the late Mary Jane (Jewell and Donald Christie, was born near Little Britain, February 6, 1902. She lived the early part of h er life near Saintfield where she attended public school. In 1919, she married George Henry Lane who predeceased her in 1966 and lived most of ber married life in the Oshawa and Port Perry areas, except for residing seven years in Windsor. Since coming to Port Perry in 1938, Mrs. Lane was very active in Scout Mothers Association, being their first president and was one who took part in the turning of the sod ceremony when the new scout hall was erected in 1950. She was a charter member of the Eastern Star la Port Perry and was a member of Port Perry United Church. During the last few years, she lived at Extendicare Nursing Centre, Oshawa. She is survived by il children; Mrs. Herb Howard (Evelyn) of Matheson, Mrs. Grant Franklin (Ethel) of Brookîja, Mrs. Glen Williams (Verna), of Burlington, Mrs. John Pollard (Helen) and Mrs. George Mahaffy (Gladys), both of Port Perry. Donald and Stuart of Oshawa, Wes, Roy and Eric all of Port Perry and Ross of Oshawa; 32 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Libby Trevail of Windsor and Mrs. Flossie Jones of Oshawa; and a brother, Wesley Cory of Miami, Fla. Although we're not quite used to the fact that Faîl is aow upon us, the Bowmanville Santa Claus Parade Commit- -,tee is already at work. The group is finalizing plans for this year's parade which is scheduled for Saturday, November 18. Kick-Off time is 10: 30 a.m. "Christmas Lights Up Your Life" is the theme that has been chosen by the committee for this l7th annual celebra- tion. Although the committee is working on many details at present, a great deal more work is necessary. if you would like to help in any way, contact Marg Crago at 623-2259. Enquiries for float entries should be directed to Kingsley Van Nest at 623-2771. Anyone who wishes td assist with the making of costumes con contact Lynn Killingbeck at 623-4228. An d don't forget to mark your calendar for parade day, November 18. Seeks Post On Separate Sehool Board Kevin Morris Kevin Morris, a!BoWmnan- ville-area resident, aaaounced last week that he will be runaing for a seat on the local separate school board in the November 13 election. Mr. Morris is a 27-year-old graduate of Trent University in Peterborough. During the last four years bu ýhas been workiag as a probation and aftercare officer for the Ministry of Community and Social Services office in Oshawa. For two years he served as a lay worker in the Peterborough Diocese where he was engaged in youth work ., Bora in Toronto, Mr. Morris bas lived in the Bowmanvîile area for the last four years. During this time he was active in the local parish and in parishes along the lakeshore area. He and his wife were involved as adult leaders in the COR youth movement and they were also active in the Cursillo movement. Mr. and Mrs. Morris have two childrea and the family lives on Maple Grove Rd. The separate school candidate told the Statesman that he feels separate scbools have a very important rlole to play in the Catholic community. He said one of his aims as a trustee would be to involve parents aad other, residents of the parisb in the life of the school. 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