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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 12, 1979 13 GRAHAM'S GARAGE 263-8172 1973 Chevelle Deluxe, 2 door, 350, auto., power steering and brakes, air conditloning, AM-FM 8 track. Excellent runner. Lic. N PF 592. 1970 Pontiac Parisienne, 2 door hardtop, 350, auto., power steering and brakes. Lic. ATM 589. 1968 Pontiac Wagon, 327, V-8, auto., power steering, good winter car, excellent runner. As is. 50-1 N 1979 G.M.C. HEAVY 1/2, Grande package, velour seats, chrome step bumper and mirrors, stereo, sliding rear window, list $8,500, seil for $6,300, warranty, must seli th is week, 623-6002. 50-tf N 1h.ý great day back Now there is a "no gamble" used ca r warrant y in "IMACDONALD F0ORD COU NTRY" that cannot be Jettered. If you are not completely satisfied wlth your Certified Used Car purchase from us, return it within seven days for, a full refund. Any reason is a good reason. For more information' call 623-4481. Another reason Why this is "MACDONALD FORD COU NTRY" *'74, Charger SE, power steer- in, power brakes, Brougham interior. $1400. '71 Interna- tional1 Travelali1 wagon $500. or best offer. Phone 579-6376. 50-1 N 1968 Chevelle, 6 cylinder, automatice, $300. 263-2507. 50-1 N '72 PONTIAC Parisienne. En gime and body good, new rýubber, safety checked, $600 or'best offer 983-5390 after 6. 50-1 1979 CH EV. 4-door Caprice Classic, 18,000 miles, fully Ioaded, $7,000. Cal I 1-786-2674. 50-1 N 1971 CHEVROLET. Good, reliable transportation. Un- certified. Best offer. Phone 987-4845. 50-1 N -i and M TIRE Service for Michelin tires, your one-stop radial centre. 299 Dean Ave., Oshawa. 576-1220. 35-tf N 1973 AMBASSADOR Broug- ham, private, excellent condi- tion, certif led. Phone 623-4550. 50-1 '69 DODGE 4 x 4, with or without plough. Truck cap, 8 ft. Fleetside. '67 Beaumont certif led. Chev. 4 speed trans- mission. Phone 263-2140. 50-1 N amu e 81 Rç'n ABSTAINER, kitchen leges, 623-4108. privi- 50-1 rove so CHRISTMAS Specials - no longer any need to drive miles for bargains and selection on saddles - tack - jewelry etc. Take advantage of our every- day low-low prices - open Tuesday through Friday until nine - Saturdlay afid Sunday .until six -GIadwin & Co.'s Tack Shop- Durham Road Twenty-three South, Whitby, 668-1282. 45-fN -WEANED pigs, ready in two weeks. Phone 725-9497. 50-1 N ANGLO-ARAB, 5-year-old mare, experienced rider only please, $800. After 6 p.m. 983-5390. 50-1 N ORONO TOWN HALL Tenders must be received by December 21sf., 1979 for interior carpentry. Work to commence as soon as possible. Contact F. Graham 983-5124 for inspection TWO bedroom apartment, King St. East, Bowmanville. Phone 725-9855. Ask for Lorie LeBlanc. 50-1 THREE bedroom townhouse, $296 per month plus utilities. Cal11 between 9a. m. and 5 p. m. 623-6391. 50-3 FLORIDA gulf side, 2 bed- room, every convenlence, newly furnish ed. January - February. $600. per month U. S. 987-5447. 50-1 LARGE three bedroom, 2 storey home in Bowmanville within walking distance to downtown. $350. monthly plus utilities, no pets. 723-0575, 9 to 5 p.m. 50-1 AVAILABLE January lst, large 3 bedroom town house in Bowmanville, $320 monthly plus utilities, no pets, 723-0575, 9 to 5p.m. 50-1 HEATED apartment for rent, central location, 623-5784. 50-1 FOUR bedroom home in Bowmanville, convenient lo- cation. Immediate possession. $300 per month plus utilities. First and last months. Refer- ence required. Caîl 1-983-9765. 50-1 N THREE bedroom, 11/2 storey home,- 17 miles north of Bowmanville in small village. Immediate possession, first and last months rent with ojtion to buy, $290. a month. Pone 623-5683. 50-1 Hel s a i* The Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Educaf ion Invites applications for the folpwing osition: M.VJ. HOBBS SENIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL. 1-Teacher of English, Mathematics & Art (This is an occasional teach- ing position, January 3 to Apr il 27, 1980.> Please apply in writing stating qualifications and experience to: Mr. R. E. Munro, Principal, Ha mptn, LOB iJO 50-1 EXPERIENCED HAIRDRESSER (somne clientele preferred) Good working conditions in modern shop. Cal V.I.P. HAIRSTYLING 623-6252 48-tf HELP WANTED URGENT Men interested in helping a boy become a man. There is no cash reward for a Big Brother, but, there is no greater reward than when a ma n helrs a boy. For informa- tion telephone 623-6646 or write to Box 13, Bowmanvi1le, Big Brother Association of Newcastle, or contact locally Lionel Parker, 623-5651 or Murray O'Brien 623-3396 or 263-8265. 21 -tf N RESPONSIBLE person for fulI-time varied position in small office. Typing essential. Write giving etails to Adver- tiser 857, o Canadian States- man, P.O. Box 190, Bowman- ville, Ont. LiC 3K9. 50-1 N TRACTOR trailer drivers. For application and interview caîl before 5 pm. Training also availa b e. Phone 1-251-2275. 47-SN Coppercraft Guild of Canada is expanding and needs New Counsel lors COMMISSION PLUS BONUSES No deliveries or collecting. If interested phone 885-6007 BARN for wrecking. Phone 987-5317 after 6 p.m. ,49-2 N USED furniture and ap- pliances. Paddy's Market, Ha mpton. 263-2241. 26-tf CASH for most old things. Phone 623-3060. 40-T FN CASH for gold, silver, coins, guns, dlocks, jewellery, dishes, furniture, crocks, paintings, sealers, appliances, Fr!iendly Flea Market, 23 King West, 725-9783. 9-tf N TABLE tennis topper, 5Y x 9' to fit over pool table. Must be in good condition. 786-2337. 50-1 SMALL engine repair, also used furniture a nd appliances. Cali Elmers Furniture, Lberty and Scugog Sts., Hampton, 263-2294. 16tN C &H WRECKERS Top Prices for Scrap Cars Will pick up old fri dges and stoves, etc. f ree of ch arge. 728-6609 or 725-5618 47-4N PAYING 81/2 times face value for Canadian coins beforE 1968, guns, antiques, gold anci diamond rings wanted. 579-1018 Oshawa, 985-7057 Port Perry. 504tf N ORONO TOWN HALL Tenders must be received by December 21sf, 1979 for plumbing and washroom reno- vation . Work to commence as soon as possible Contact F. Graham 983-5124 for inspection. TWO rooms in private home, wilI rent together or separate- ly. 623-4023. 50-1 STORE for rent. Available January '80. Reasonable, 125 King St. E., Bowmanville. 983-9636. 50-1 N AVAILABLE immediately, bed-sitting room including private bath and kitchenette. Main floor, central location. $140 per month. Includes utilities. First and last month's rent in advance. Phone 623-5891. 50-1 TWO bedroom apartment available January 1. Heated, $225 per month. Adults preferred. 95 King St. W., John R ice, 623-2542. 50-1 TWO bedroom apartment,, heat and h dro included. Maple Grove eoad. Available January 1. Phone 623-9253. 50-1 N THREE bedroom house for rent in the Orono area. First and last month's rent in advance. Write Advertiser 858, c-o Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville LiC 3K9. P.O. Box, 190, Bowmanville L1C3K9. 50-1 1Industrial1 Spa ce For Lease VAN HOOF and SMITH 263-8488 or 668-4560 49-tf N MUST be rented - 3 bedroomn raised bungal'ow with rec room, FI replace0 and double garage or 3 bedroom backsplit with 2 extra rooms, and double basements. Family Trust Corp. Rltr. Marg Russell 623-6622, 623-9249. 50-1 N BOWMANVILLE, central apartment, four rooms and bath, immediate possession, reasonable, Cable TV. Phone 623-7523. 44-tf N ROOMS for rent, just outside B ow ma n vi11le. Breakfast available. Men preferred. Phone 987-4395. 50-1 N NEW stores and offices for rent in downtown Bowman- ville. Offices suitable for lawyers, insurance, accountants etc. Phone 623-7664. 39-f CLEAN rooms for rent in larg country home. Full use of kitchen facilities, located souih of Mosport Park. Mature gentlemen preferred. Phone 725-3305. 50-3 COMMERCIAL space for rent. Bowmanvilîe prime downtown location. Available ,low200sq.ft.-7500sq.ft. Call 523-4172 or 723-0575 between 9-5P. M. 28-TF TWO bedroom apartment on Lamb's Lane, $227, includes heat and hydro. First and last month's required. Phone 623-5888. 49-2 N APARTMENT, country, 3 rooms with f ridge, stove, heat and hydro. First and last month's rent at $200. Adults preferred. References please. 728-6609. 47-tf N OFFICE space. Central Bow- manville. First and second floor avaliable immediateîy. Suitable for medical, account- ing,, legal or similar uses. 263-8800. 47-4 AVAILABLE January 1, 1980, basement apartment, central location, partially furnished, aIl facilities, suitable for one person only. Telephone 623-3964 after 5 p.m. 49-2 Ref rigeration and Appliance Service Commercial and Domestic Refrigemation - Milk Coolers PHONE BERT SYER Days .............. 623-5774 Nights .............623-3177 Lander Hardware, and ELECTRIC 2f REYNOLDS, UPHOLSTERING Modern, Traditional and Antique. Free picku p and delivery,. FREE ESTIMAT ES PHONE 263-2132 R.R. 1, Hampton 48-tf N Bowmanville Glass r 143 Wel1i ngton St. 623-3410 Specializing in Cash and Carryrglass, mirrors, alumi- num product (slidîng doors). 28-tf N WATER Wells bored, 30 file. Ward's Weil Boring. Tele- f hone 342-2030. Representa- ive Ha rry L. Wade. Tele- phone 987-4531. 16-tf Hutton & Wiggans ,Insu lation BLOWN METHOD FREE ESTIMATES 623-2551 33-tf N INSTALL an Esso furnace, boiler, humidifier, heater or air cleaner. Combination wood and oll. Financing. available. Furnaces cleaned Parts and service policy. Cail Harvey Partner, your Esso service denier. Free ýestimates. Orono 983-5206 or Bowmanville 623-2301. 24 hour service. 17-tf N Yard or Garage Clean-up Rubbish remnoval, light moving or painting, scmap pick-up. AN DY 623-9379 Lloyd Barnes Pîumbing Carpentry, Renovating Al General Repairs REASONABLE RATES 263-2288 s - ant GORD SIMPSON Phone 983-5808 Orono, Ontario Painting Paperhanging Ca rpentry Remodelling General Repairs Interior Exterior 14-tf Ron's Floor Care Commercial and household cleaning. Dry foam rgand carpet shampooing. Wax re- moval, wall washing. Ron Turcotte 623-7966 33-tf Don Brooks &Son Genera I Contra ctor and Custom Builder Phone 723-6176 or 623-6690 New homes, additions, alterations, rec rooms, garages, repairs of ail types, etc. 5-tf D). Beers & Sons CONSTRUCTION New Homes - Renovating Rec Rooms Repairs of ail types. PHONE 623-2263 20-tf M. BROOKS CARPE NTRY Cupboards, Vanit les, Remodeîling, Rec Rooms, Additions, Garages, Sun Decks, Porches, etc. ALL GENERAL REPAIRS 623-5566 E lectrica I Installations of anytype. Commercial, Residentil or Industrial FREE ESTIMATES Phone 623-1562 49-4 N MOVING To, From and Within the Town of Newcastle (Newcastle, Bowmnville, Orono, etc.) CALL BROOKING TRANSPORT LTD. 623-3821 or Zenith 61900 49-2 rOUii TV servi R.R. 1, Bowmanvill We Service Ail Makt 263-8272 WILL do sewing, alter, etc. 12 Prospect St. 62' D&R CUSTOM FENCING CUSTOM CHAINSAVI Phone Orono 983-5005 or 983-9 WHYTE'S U PHOLSTER Have your chesterfik and chair professionj upholstered. For f ree estimates ci RALPH WHYTE MUTTON MASON RY NEE D a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs to ail makes. Harvey Partner,' Orono, 983-5206, Bowmanville, 623-2301. 5-tf N BiII's GLASS and MIRRORS LTD. 7 Division St., Bowmanville, Ontario. Phone 623-5187. Mon. - Fri.8: 00 -5: 00 Sat. 9-12 noon Sheet and Float Glass Sealed Units - Storm Windows Store Fronts - Float Mirrors Patterned and Colored Glass and Glazing. 9-tf N EXECUTIVE secretary, now housewife, will do typing at home. Correspondence, reports, statistical typing, resumes, etc. Please caîl 623-9591. 50-1 N BILL SELLERS CARPENTRY Genera I Contra ctoir and Homne Imiprovemnents ADDITIONS GARAGES REC ROOMS KITCHENS BATH ROOMS CERAMIC TILE PRIVACY FENCE WOOD DECKS PATIO DOORS FOR R EE ESTIMATE CA LL 623-4116 IF NO ANSWER CALL AFTE R 5 p.m. 39-tf JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS- FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS PHONE HAMPTON 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 43 -Bowmanvill 30-tf 29-tf N Ma rp le Auction Services 623-3060 Auction Sale Saturday Evening December 15 7 p.m. at Pefhick's Aucf ion Barn At Haydon, one mile east of Enniskillen. Fridge, stove dining room suite, bedroom suite, two wall dlocks, one cuckoo dlock, chesterfield and two chairs, coffee tables, extension table, color TV, two rugs, silverware, cups and saucers,' loads of small articles. Terms cash or good che.que. Cliff Pethic, auctioneer. 50-1 N ce Auction Sale le Saturday, December 15 :es 1: 15 p.m. Bannister's Auction Barn, Bewdley, consisting of: chests 1tfN of drawers, tables, chairs, day 1fN bed, dishes, glasswa re, lamps, heavy duty stove, record rations players, brack and white 3-1414. portable TV's, 4 new front 48-4 doors and other items still - being isconsigned. Roger Banniser, auctioneer, 416-797-2651. 50-1 N Auct ion Sale GrisfMilI Auction Centre VING Newfonville, Dec. 15f h. !ING Saturday, 12 Noon Sellingn numerous antique P67 items inluding round maple ?67 pedestal table, set 6 matching il-tf pressback chairs, odd chairs, 3 pc. wicker set with loveseat, 3 pc. bedroom suite - dom- plete, 8 pc. dining suite, mantle dlocks, Paris Ice Box, ty crocks, stereo scope, glass, dishes, commode, snowshoes, eld oil space heater, Quebec lIly upright heater, Aladdin blue flame heater, matching Vik- :al ing 2-door fri g (frost f ree) and 30 inch stove (burg undycolor), wringer washer, wnsher spin dryer,. conibination radio- 23-tf phono-TV, smal11 pressure sys- tem, skis, steel guitar, and many other articles. Terms: Cash. Auctioneer:' Frank Stapleton. 786-2244. 5- AI 1 Types of C.ement Work - Auct ion Sale B3ricd, Blocks,.Chlmney etc. Saturday, December 15 SPECIALIZING IN 11:30a.m. CONCRETE FLOORS Orange Hall, Cobourg 623-5981for Mr. Patrick Murphy, 623-5981Mnthew St., Cobourg. Admirai 20-tf N harvest gold refrigerator (2- years-ol d, Admirai harvest c ld dishwasher (1-year-old), BYAMestinghouse coppertone PLU MIGu Pr;'ht freezer, Inglis auto- PLUMBNG m PCwasher, Kelvinator dry- & HE TINGer, round oak pedestal dining AND AICNTIING room table, 4 oak dinîng'room AND AR CODITINING chairs, onk buffet, Vilas NEW WORK AND maple china cabinet, Vilas RENOVATIONS maple hutch, Vilas mnaoîe FREE ESTIMATES coffee and end tables, Vilas Village of Tyrone, maple drop leaf table, French R.R. 5, Bowmanville Provincial coffee and end tables, two piece Sklar 263-2650 modern chesterfield suite. 3 piece modemn bedroom suite, 50-tf N chests of drawers, continental - beds. Electrolux vacuum, wardrobe, bookshelves, 3 elec- OXFORD tric baseboard heaters (new) Bricklayers and glassware including antique Stonemnasons Lt. ieces, eectrica applcances, (Our f irepI4ces do not snroke) and other items. This is a sale CHIMNEVS CLEANED of contents ail in good dlean Orono condition. Terms cash. No reserve. Northumberland 983-5606 Auction service, Paul Lean, 51 -tf auctioneer., 352-2403. Auction Sale Antiques and Colectibles Monday, December 17 7 o. M. Bannister's Auction Barn, Bewdley, consisting of: Duncan Phyfe table, side- boa rd, c hest of drawers, goose-neck rocking chair, dresser, small tables, hanging lam p frame, gingerbrend dlock, dishes, glassware, crocks, Quebec heater, and other items still being consigned. Roger Bannister, auctioneer, 416-797-2651. 50-1 N Auction Sale Tuesday, December 18 7 p.m. Auction sale of furniture, antiques and dishes selling at the Wilson Auction Barn, two miles north of Uxbrldge including small china cabinet, press back chairs, child's rocker, Simplicity washer spin dry (excellent), smaji tables, chairs, dishes and glassware, teak wall cabinet, drapes, dresser, color TV, (an excellent opportunity to bu y a Christmas gift), plus numerous other items. SalIe at 7 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. 5- 270 HOLSTEINS We have been instrudted to selI by auction, the com plete Hol-Beth Hostein Herd, owned by Hol-Beth Farms, Stella, Two-thirds Registered Ontario. One-third N.l.P. Grade On D. H. I.A. Tuesday, December lBth - il a.m. 130 bred and open heifers selling at Eastern Holstein Sale Arena at Cardinal. Wednesday, December l9th - il a.m. At Wilson Sale Arena Uxbridge - Ontario 130 MiIk Cows plus their heifer c alves. A good uddered herd with 30 f resh cows. An excellent opportunity to bu cows due late fail and winter. SAL E MANAGEMENT: EASTERN HOLSTEIN SALES INC., CARDINAL, ONT. and LLOY(D WILSON AUCTIONS, UXBRIDGE, ONT. 416-852-3524 Let's Get Growingf By Harry Van Belle December Calendar My Cyclamen has fînîshed blooming, and 1 would like to, keep it over until next year, how dolI preserve them? After flowering do flot let the plant dry out, keep the foliage growing by regular watering and keep the plant in a cool spot with lots of light, such as a north window. Do not over water to the extent that the stems start to rot, the best is to, water them early in the day, so that the stems wilL be dry at night, and always water with luke warmn water. During the summer place pot and ail in the garden in a well drained sandy spot, and gradually let it dry out, then in September repot them and bring them into- the house. Cyclamen do fthe best in a cool location. We have a lot of problems 1with rabbits and deer eating> the stems of our small fruit trees, how can we protect them? There are a couple of ways, the first is to place a plastic sleeve around the trunk of the tree, these are made in such a way that they expand as the tree grows older, and can be lef t on the trunks for several years, these are called tree guards and can be bought at any garden centre. The next best way to protect them, is to spray or paint the trunks with a repellent which rabbits and deer hate to taste. Often with the tree guards they only protect the bottom 3 feet, and with a heavy snowfall, you may have to apply this repel- lent to the bottom branches, this repellent is also available from your garden store. Christmas tip: Keep the children away from the berries on the holly and the mistletoe, and neyer let them eat them since they are poisonous. Keep the Christ- mas tree in a bucket of stone or sand and then add water to the container to keep the tree from drying out, and remove the tree as soon as the Christmas season is over, since the live trees are easily burned. When should we start to take the geranium cutting «? You can start them now, he only problem is that they will become leggy due to lack of light, 'but it can be an interesting experiment to try a few now and see whether you can get them started and how tali they will grow. Lt will require some pruning before the sprîng season starts. The best time of the year is the month of February, then you can take the cuttings, get them started and have themn in a good fresh state for growing in the garden. We planted some ever- greens this faîl, do we need to do anything to them before the winter sets in? The main thing is to water them as long as the soul is flot frozen, even right up until Christmas, this will Rive them the needed moisture for the winter m6nths, when no moisture drains into the soul. Lt might be wise to cover the soul with a mulch of peatmoss or cocoabeans to keep the soul from freezing and thawing. We have a Swedish ivy which is growing too long, can we prune back the stems, and how far can they be pruned back? Swedish ivy is one of the easîest to maintain, they can be pruned back anytime, and as far baek as you like, usually they are trimmed back, so that they, are in good shape again. Try to root some of the stems, they are easy to root, and will produce new roots in about three weeks. Use perlite as a rooting medium, then they are easily transplanted into their own pots after- wards. Until next week, happy gardening. Letter to Editor To Ail Litter Bugs: Around the end of September I noticed bags of garbage along highway no. 2 at the west end of Bowman- ville that had been gathered by The Outreach Committee of St. John's Church. 1 was amazed at the quantity of litter that they had gathered in such a short distance.. I often walk that part of highway no. 2 fromn the bus shelter to the intersection of highway 57 or Martin Road North, a comparatively short distance. Two weeks ago I counted the pieces of litter in that short distance of three- tenths of a mile, a total of 264 pieces of garbage, POP cans, cigarette boxes, candy bar papers, Kleenex, coffee cups, lunch boxes, cardboard boxes, pieces of clothing, even a tire, a few beer bottles, but the ones who discard these seem to prefer to break them on the hîghway in hopes that some- one- wilI ruin a tire on- the broken glass. Now, .aIl this trash has accumulated in two months on one side of this road. We live in a beautiful country, why deface it with garbage? Some service stations provide litter bags for your car, why not get one and use it? I would like to commend The Outreacti Committee of. St. John's Church for their interest in the appearance of our communi- ty. Harry Bartlett Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles Snowmobi les For Wrecking Purposes HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 CENTRAL LAKE ONTARIO CONSERVATION AUTHORITY The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authorify wiIl receive Tenders until 2:00 p.m. standard time Wednesday, December 19th, 1979 for the supply on one 3/ ton crew cab pclup truc'k. Tender Forms may b- icked up at the Authority Offices, 1650 Dundas Street East, Whifby, Ontario. Lowest, or any Tender, not necessariîy accepted. William M. Campbell General Manager WE'VE MOVEDIt Wal lacCe AUTO SUPPLY LTD. has moved to: 141 King Street", East Bowmanvi lie Corne by and see us at our new location! 623,m5402 or 623m4409 1 1