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i\,< ( 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 2,1984 Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 IN WOOD We make: tables ■ wall units ■ dressers ■ vanities • doors - stairs ■ etc. to your specifications. For all custom made woodwork Phone Gerry Lens for a free estimate at GERRY'S WOOD MILL 623-2371 18-tlSN DUANE T. TAYLOR GENERAL CARPENTER Tyrone . 263-8471 ' Experienced in all aspects of residential wood construction plus cabinets, lathe work, furniture-and repairs, custom doors and windows. Carpentry done the right way at the right price. 18-tlSN JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS Phone Hampton 263-2151 ■ MAIL ADDRESS: P.O.Box 43 Bowmanville 4-tfS General Landscaping and Top Quality Nursery Stock Phone 623-4865 BILL SELLERS CARPENTRY General Contractor and Home i Improvements c ADDITIONS GARAGES REC ROOMS KITCHENS BATHROOMS CERAMIC TILE PRIVACY FENCE WOOD DECKS PATIO DOORS Repairs of aj) types -.6 L- F,OR ËSTIMÀTECACL 623-4116 INSTALL , a combination wood, oil, wood electric furnace or boiler. Oil - gas - electric boiler or furnace. Harvey Partner 8< Sons, Bowmanville 623-2301 or Orono 983-5206. 4-tfSN NEWCASTLE UPHOLSTERY Modern, antique, free estimates and pick-ups. Call' 987-4958 29-tlSN 163 Baseline Rd. In Bowmanville Very reasonable rates on complete collision and rust repairs. Insurance Claims Come in for your free estimate or phone 623-6353 Fred Devries 18-tfS CJ's RENOVATING SERVICE Specializing in siding and painting, sheds and garages, custom decks and fences. Landscaping and home renovations. For free estimates phone: 623-4154 or 987-4042 18-tfSN MEL ROZEMA PAINTING AND DECORATING Interior and Exterior Over 25 years of experience in painting and paper hanging. FREE ESTIMATES Phone 623-2936 14-tfSN BRINK'S EXCAVATING FOR TRENCHING EXCAVATION and SEPTIC TANKS PHONE NEWCASTLE 987-4995 BYAM PLUMBING & HEATING INC. and AIR CONDITIONING NEW WORK and RENOVATIONS FREE ESTIMATES Village of Tyrone R.R.5, Bowmanville 263-2650 25-tfSN No Sunday Calls 16-tfS 17-tfS Spring and Summer Cleanups / Grass cutting Hedge trimming Light moving, etc. Reasonable rates. Phone 623-6030 or 623-1323 15-4S WATER wells bored, 30 tile. Ward's Well Boring. Telephone 416-372-3025. Representative Harry L. Wade. Telephone 416-987-4531. 8-tfS BOWMANVILLE GLASS & MIRRORS 143 Wellington St., Bowmanville 623-3410 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9-5; Saturday 9-2. Sealed units, storm windows and doors, store fronts and screen and glass repair, all types of glass and mirrors available -- FREE ESTIMATES 24 hr. phone service and emergency plate glass replacement Locally owned and operated. 7-tfSN Protect Your Assets with Nash Roofing ALL TYPES OF ROOFING & SIDING Eavestrough, soffits available. Free Estimates • Call 723-6055 -- Ask About Our Guarantee -- 21-tfSN HOLROYD'S HEATING Authorized ESSO Home Comfort Dealer Oil burner sales Cleaning and Repairs Parts and Service Plan Bowmanville 623-2185 7-tfS FURNACES CLEANED Parts and Service Policy HARVEY PARTNER 8. SONS Bowmanville 623-2301 Orono 983-5206 4-lfSN 27-tfS NEED a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs to, all makes. Harvey Partner, Orono 983-5206, Bowmanville, 623-2301. 4-tfSN WHYTE'S UPHOLSTERY Have your chesterfield professionally upholstered. 25 Years Experience For Free Shop & Home Service Call RALPH WHYTE 623-5252 125 King St. E. Bowmanville 26-tfSN T & C SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SALES - SERVICE - PARTS Authorized Dealers for Briggs & Stratton, Lawn Boy, Tecumseh, Ariens, Canadians, Gilson MTD Toro Wheel Horse, Poulan Chain Saws, Echo Chain Saws and Trimmers HAMPTON 263-8469 50-tfSN GROEN'S MASONRY Brick and Block work. ' Chimneys and Fireplaces. All types of masonry repairs. Phone 623-4877 15-4S . HI WEATHERSHIELD ROOFING* ALTERATIONS• REPAIRS HOMES COTTAGES PATIOS ThômasG. Yeo 17 Frank Street Bowmanville, Ont. L1 C 2J5 William A. Yeo (416)623-9475 9-tfS Chim-Chim-Cheree Chimney Sweeps 623-6672 ■ professional chimney cleaning ■ all work guaranteed - member-Canadian Chimney Sweeps Association ■ Canadian Wood Energy Institute • Better Business Bureau 11-tfS North America Concrete Finishing and Foundation Waterproofing Contractors 1 ■ Residential ■ : Wo specialize In repairing leaking basements - with a 10 year warranty. R.R. 3, Sollna Rd. Bowmanville, Ont., Phone 723-0729 11-tfSN IMPROVEMENTS ROOFING Additions • License Carpenter Renovating • Fully insured Garages • Guaranteed Farm workmanship Buildings * Free estimates Call Rayai R H 1. Howmanviiki 263-2116 l/tfS Mutton Masonry All Types of Cement Work Concrete Floors, Foundations and Walls Brick and Block Laying Chimney Construction and CHIMNEY SWEEP G.W. Mutton 623-5981 1-tfSN Refrigeration and Appliance Service Commercial and Domestic Refrigeration • Milk Coolers PHONE BERT SYER Days 623-5774 Nights 623-3177 Lander Hardware and ELECTRIC 2-tfS REYNOLDS UPHOLSTERING Modern, Traditional and Antique Free pickup and delivery, FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 263-2132 R.R. 1, Hampton 48-IISN Les Shelley Plumbing Hot Water Heating For repairs or renovating FREE ESTIMATES Call 623-4960 42-IISN J. Boyle Designer Craftsman l-iiic* Furniture (.'rented For The Individual Tuxle, Exquisitely Cralled from Domestic und Imported Woods CHKCK OUR SPRING SPECIAL Hwy, m 623-9351 Maple drove 17-2SN Auction Sales Auction Sale Pethick's Auction Barn Haydon 1 mile east of Enniskillen on Saturday evening, May 5th, 7 p.m. Come have a look, we have lots of goods. Terms cash or good cheque, Cliff Pethick auctioneer. 18-1SNP Stocker Sale Selling Wednesday, May 9th at 8 p.m. Durham County Sales Arena Orono Annual Spring Stocker Sale Featuring a good selection of Stockers, yearlings, and grass cattle. For consignments please phone Charlie Reid 983- 5914 or Bud Elliott 705-932- 2980. 18-1SNP Auction Sale Friday, May 4th 7:00 p.m. At our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Selling the usual good selection of household articles, appliances, utility trailer, snow fencing, lawn mowers, bicycles, grinder, old wooden and aluminum windows, buffet, etc. Grant and Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd., R.R. 2, Port Hope, 416-797- 2127. 18-1SNP Auction Sale Sat., May 5 at 11 a.m. Victoria Square, Community Centre, 4 ml. W. of Hwy. 7 on Woodbine Ave. Antiques and collectables: Roll-top dental cabinet, flat back cupboard, roll-top desk, old chairs and rocker, ice box, brass microscope, jam cupboard, tables, Royal Doulton, depression glass, Flow Blue plates, peanut jar, dolls, plane, table saw, farm scales, over 400 items. Best sale of the year. Terms cash. Auctioneer Earl Gauslin 640- 3079. 18-1SNP Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville, May 4th Friday, 7:00 p.m. Selling a small estate from Port Hope including an attractive 5 pc. Kroehler bedroom suite, household furniture, kitchen sets, kitchenware, glassware, pictures, Sears gas mower and numerous other lots. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton 786-2244. 18-1SNP Auction Sale of Landscape Nursery Stock on Saturday, May 12 at 11 a.m. For Roy Turner, 73 Scugog St., Blackstock. 50 landscape combinations. A list of what will be sold next weeks' paper. Cliff Pethick, auctioneer. 18-1SNP Auction Sale Sat., May 5 6 p.m. at Pearce Auction Centre on Shirley Rd., 4 miles south of Port Perry Estate from Oshawa with 8 h.p. riding lawnmower, excellent chesterfield set, maple table and 4 chairs, 6 pc. bedroom suite, new carpeting, china cupboard, cane coffee table, 2 good color T.V.'s, automatic washer and dryer, barber's chair, 2 shotguns and shells, 9 x 18' tent, black walnut and birch plywood, wash stands, 1 crystal ware, silver pieces, new sink and taps, dish set for eight, golf clubs, heavy fishing rod, high chair, crib, bedding, etc. We take Visa or Mastercard. Managed and sold by Pearce Auction Services. 985-7492. 18-1 S N Auction Sale Selling for the Acres Restaurant entire stock of antique shop on Wed., May 9th at 1 p.m. 3 miles east of Hampton, south side of Taunton Road Here is a partial list: corner cupboard, crocks, old kitchen stove, wood benches, garnetware, copper boilers, kitchen cupboards, blanket boxes, wood box, wash stands, Harvest tables, quantity of chairs, cradles, lots more items. Terms cash. L. & C. Harris clerks. Cliff Pethick and Charlie Reid, auctioneers. 18-1SNP Ontario's Largest Farm Machinery Consignment Sale Norwich, Ont. Friday, May 11,1984 10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Friday each month). Approx. 150-175 tractors plus all types of farm equipment. Consignments welcome. For more information call (519) 424-9998 or (519) 424-9093. Proprietors K.S. Hamulecki 8< Sons. 18-1SN Thursday, May 3 6:30 p.m. at Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Property of Margaret Bilz, Beaverton and Edwin Moran, Lindsay, furniture, appliances, good piano, good Kenmore spin washer, lamps, bedroom suite, occasional chairs, large gold rug, G.E. mini dryer, chesterfield, chests, childs roll top desk, large beige rug, 54" cont. bed, color television, Evans upright piano and bench, rangettes, freezer, refrigerator, king size cont. bed, single beds, provincial chesterfield set, pine stand, foot stool, Serta 54" cont. bed, 2 large green rugs, 2 single wooden beds, old wood chairs, antique table, pine wash stand, good • mahogany bedroom suite, RCA console color television, lamps, crib, Kirby vacuum, dishes, tools. 6:30 sharp. Dale and Barry McLean auctioneers 324-2783. McLean Auction Barn. 18-1 SN Tuesday, May 8,5 p.m. Auction Sale of Furniture & Antiques The household contents from the home of Harold Archer, Port Bolster, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 mi. north of Uxbridge. This excellent sale will include walnut what-not, oval table and 6 chairs, Victorian settees, set of leather top tables, Birds Eye maple table, foot stools, caned bottom chairs, antique inlaid desk, patterned rugs, wicker rocker, maple bedroom suite, chest of drawers with Birds Eye maple front, gun stock chairs, 2 flat back cupboards, Windsor chairs, picture frames, piano stool, copper boilers, brass, kettle, 4 wash stands, pine blanket box, pine harvest table and chairs, Aladdin lamps, dishes, dry sink, large ornate mirrors, Quasar colour T.V., R.S. Williams pump organ, antique picture frames, spinning wheel, tea wagon, several antique chests of drawers, 1974 Cadillac Eldorado car - white (fully equipped), plus many other items. NOTE: Mr. Archer has given up his home - this is an excellentquality sale of antiques and collectibles, certainly one of the best of the season. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 18-1S Work Wanted STEAM MAGIC Carpel, Upholstery and Wall Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES Call Roy Terry 623-2474 39-tfSN Building and Carpentry NEW BUILDINGS ADDITIONS AND RENOVATIONS CUSTOM CARPENTRY Theo Van-Oosterom R.R.2Pontypool 1-705-277-2812 15-CSN WALTERS Drywall, boarding, taping and finishing, textured ceilings, old and new houses. 885-6538. 18-4P Oxford Bricklayers - Stonemasons Ltd. 983-5606 All Kinds of Brick Block • Stonework Concrete • Chimneys and Ceramic Tile Repair Work y ALSO CHIMNEY CLEANING 21-IIS 'JI'IIINQ Wi:i:0 CONTROL I'ACKAOi: • Will) CONI hot Willi I iguif) 11 llllt I/I It • UIANUIAH I,III IM I AWN II Hill I/Ml CmII For I re# L'etlniet# 0UI*M •! 1 Call# LAne UeAY 1 COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL LAWN CARE ( f in .jf 1 ,1,11 w I' tl I I I IT . I. - - 023-459/ or 903-5598 WRITTEN GUARANTEE [Hi-HSN| Auction Sales Saturday, May 5th Auction Sale of Farm Machinery The property of George and Lois Webster. Lot 8, Con. 2 Dummer Twp. 12 miles east of Peterborough on Hwy. 7 to 2nd concession (Killick Restaurant) - 5 miles north or 2 miles south of Warsaw. David Brown 990 diesel tractor, Kneverland Hydrin 4- 4's spring reset plough, New Holland 718 2 row forage harvester PTO - approx. 200 açres. New Holland blower PTO. 2 New Holland 6 ton gearings. 2 Grow self unloading forage wagons, 12' chain harrows, George White 20' hay elevator, Smalley grinder on 2 wheeled trailer, Little Giant 18' conveyor and % h.p. motor. Patz chain feeder 76' with motor. Int. 400 air corn planter with insecticide attachments, 18 steel stanchions, 16' grain auger with motor, 14' bale elevator, post holt- digger 3 pt. PTO. 50' of 8" fill pipe and hood, 2 Superior 20' x 50' cement slab silos complete with tap distributor, fill pipes and roofs. 2 Patz silo unloaders to fit above silos. 1 Superior cement slab silo 12' x 40' with fill pipe and roof. Patz silo unloader to fit. Machinery - The property of Charlie Varty, Lot 5, Con. 1 Dummer Twp. New Holland Super 717 forage harvester with hay head PTO. Int. forage box with roof. New Holland forage box with roof, 8 ton gearing. New Holland 27 forage blower PTO. M.F. 35 combine 8' - pull type PTO. Wick automatic feed cart - gas operated (45 bus.) Int. threshing machine 24-38 belt or PTO. Many other items. All items will be sold at the property of Mr. Webster. Terms cash. No reserve sale at 10:00 a.m. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers. Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-2774 - 324-9959. 17-2SN Saturday, May 12th at 10:00 a.m. Auction sale of Farm Machinery and Household Furniture The property of Mathew Dillon, Manvers Twp. 3 miles north of Pontypool on Hwy. 35 to 5th concession of Manvers - turn west - first farm or 3 miles south of Hwy. 7A on Hwy. 35 to 5th concession - west first farm. D17 Allis Chalmers gas tractor 60 h.p. with loader - excellent. 4 furrow plough, ground drive manure spreader, 3 pt. snow blower, 3 pt. gravel blade, drag cultivator, drag disc, roller type corn grinder, feed rack on wheels, 100 dedar fence posts, rails, chains, 2 well tiles, 16 roof trusses 19' long, 46 roof trusses 23' long. 5 h.p. electric motor, steel door casings, 2 cylinder compressor head, neck yokes, double stainless sink, trailer frame, chicken feeders, van converted camper, 1976 TNT 340, 2 bikes, G.M. transmission - quantity of miscellaneous car parts, west coast trailer mirrors, quantity of tires, 4 piece chesterfield suite - 2 yrs. old, dehumidifier, dehumidifier, Lazy Boy chair, table saw, 8 office chairs, 4 bar stools, washer - spin dryer, picnic table, above ground pool kit and pump, very large quantity of small items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale, at 10 a.m. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959,324-2774. 18-2SN Cornell Auction Barn Tuesday, May 8 at 6:30 The personal and General Store items of Mrs. Victor Fleming of Argle, Ont. China cabinet, press back high chair, child's press back rocker, iron beds with brass trim, oak cheese display case, wooden bread chest, kewpie doll, wash stands, tobacco tins, dressers, pine display table, quantity of oil bottles, old advertising signs, pine blanket box, wooden Toronto Star display box, secretary desk, also consigned new 225 Lincoln electric welder, 2 ton floor jack, gas barbeques, shovels, brooms, garden tools. Don Cornell Auctioneer. R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786- 2183. 18-1 S N Saturday, May 5 11 a.m. Home & Contents Auction Sale of furniture and household goods and real estate for the property of Edgar Latcham, 41 Brock St. E. (2nd home east of Trinity Manor). Real Estate: 1250 sq, ft. aluminum clad bungalow on Lot 66' x 165', 3 bedrooms, hot water healing, well Insulated, 2 car garage. Terms: $3,000 down by certified cheque day of sale. Balance to bo settled In 30 days. Owner may assume mortgage on properly. For viewing home contact Mr. Latcham al 416-852-3158, Sale subject lo owner's approval, Contents: (lining room suite, bedroom suite, bedding and linens, dishes, refrigerator, electric stove, washer and dryer, patterned rugs, cookware, bookcase with glass doors, garden tools, lawn mower, Snowlllto 8 h.p, snowblower, rolo-llller, tools, plus many many other Items, Owner moving Into Trinity Manor, Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-1152-3524. 17-2S Auction Saturday, May 5 at 11 a.m. Property of Mrs. Caroline Horner 1 mile west of Bethany on 7A Hwy. and 4 miles south to Manvers Station. 8N Ford tractor - 3 pt. hitch 3 furrow plow, cultivator and blade, walk behind garden tractor, 4 h.p. riding lawn tractor, garden tiller, shovels, chain tightener, gas lawn mower, 4 piece chesterfield suite, other chesterfields, chrome kitchen suite, table lamp, end tables, plaques, many dishes and tupperware, single wrought iron bed, other beds, dressers, love seat, electric sewing machine, 18 cu. ft. deep freeze, fancy parlor stove, stereo, towels and bedding, 2 bed size afghans, bikes plus inclusions by neighbors. Lunch available. Doug Mitchell Auctioneer R.R. 4, Omemee 799-6769. 18-1SN Gigantic Auction Sale May 14 & 15 Due to the sicknes of Mr. Archer and the death of his partner, we have been instructed to sell by public aution the entire contents and stock of Archer's Antiques, Port Bolster, at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 mi. north of Uxbridge on Monday evening, May 14 at 6 p.m. with glassware, lamps/ pressed glass, round glass china cabinet, clocks, clock cases, copper boilers, brass kettles, chests of drawers, lovely antique pine corner cupboard. The sale will conclude at 11 p.m. on Monday evening, May 14and start again at 10a.m. on Tuesday morning, May 15 and will continue until 4 p.m., then starting again at 6 p.m. and continuing until all contents are sold including 400 chairs, including Captains chairs, rockers, several sets of chairs, wash stands, flat back cupboards, harvest tables, several extension tables, drop leaf tables, gate-leg tables, postcards, piano stools, several round tables, foot stools, dry sinks, spinning wheels, lamps. Also band saw, Beaver drill press, power saws, table saw, lathe, pick-up truck. NOTE: This is one of the largest and most interesting sales that you will attend this m spring. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 18-2S Saturday, May 5th at 2:00 p.m. Giving up Farming Auction Sale of Farm Machinery and Hog Equipment The property of Earl Clements, Lot 12, Con. 1. Douro Twp. 12 miles east of Peterborough on Park Hill Road (Warsaw Road) to first concession of Douro - first farm north. 1979 John Deere 18-30 diesel tractor 60 h.p. with 146 manure loader, approx. 2100 hrs. 1979 John Deere 4- 14's trip beam plough 3 pt. 1981 Allied 10' flexible harrows, Allied 29 tooth cultivator, double disc, Ford 534 Baler PTO - good. A-C side rake. Cockshutt 7' power mower, M.F. 140 bus. manure spreader PTO. 9 tooth chisel plough, Int. 13 run seed drill. Int. 3 furrow plough, chain harrows, Pioneer chain saw, hunter saddle nearly new, cattle clippers, 2 electric fans, set of sleighs, 1968 Dodge stake dump truck - new motor. 2 wheeled trailer, field sprayer - 20' booms. Hog equipment - round feeder, 5 self-feeders for weaning, floor slats, 5 farrowing crates, water bowls, 6 water nipples, 10 pig heaters, 12 propane heaters, many other items. Barn to sell. New - Never Erected. 40'-40'-9' walls - all steel barn - for hogs or machinery. Terms cash. No reserve sale at 2:00 p.m. • immediately following Webster Sale. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. 17-2SN Auction Sale Sat., May 19,1984 12 noon at Malmonl Sales Arena Blackstock, Ont. Eastern Ontario Angus Spring Sale. Selling 100 head featuring 50 top quality females. 2 serviceable age bulls, also selling a large number of commercial black cows, with calves at foot or close to calving. Entries are from brucellosis free listed herds. For Information or catalogues contact sales manager and auctioneer Ross Bailey, R.R. 1 Little Britain (705) 786-3074. 18-3S Cornell's Auction Barn Friday, May 4 at 6:30 The property of River. Road Antiques of Toronto (going oui of business). Oak china cabinet (glass 3 sides), round and pedestal table, six matching press back chairs, German oak sideboard, oak secretary, oak dressers, oak men's wardrobe, approximately 100 pieces ol depression glass, parlour tables, pine blanket box, butternut drop leal table, 4 matching press back chairs, pine drop leaf table, 3 wicker carriages, quantity ol china and glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer. R.R. I Lime Britain 705-786-2183. IB-1 SN Wesley ville News On Friday, April 27th, there was a pleasant evening spent at Welcome Sunday school room when seven tables of euchre players sought those elusive lone hands. There is one difficulty with progressive games. There arc those who move right along with the business in hand, then there are those who would rather talk than play, so slow up the swift people. However, all finished at nearly the same time with Berniece Best winning winning the high score prize, and Ken Symons winning for the men. Hope Holdaway and Arnold Thorndyke won the consolations. Mrs. Phyllis Clarke was unable to attend but sent several small blooming blooming African violets which were won by both men and women. Refreshments were served while that very important part of a party is taking place-conversation. place-conversation. The evening was sponsored by group two of the U.C.W. On Saturday, April 28, the funeral of the late Mrs. Ida Toppin was held from the Ross Funeral Chapel, Port Hope, to Wesleyville cemetery for interment. Local pallbearers were Arnold Thorndyke and Carroll Nichols. The service at the chapel and at the cemetery cemetery was conducted by Rev. Gordon Rutherford of Welcome. Welcome. Following the funeral, members of the family and neighbours were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nichols for refreshments and an opportunity to show love and sympathy for son Keith and wife Elizabeth, of Toronto, daughter Mary of California, as well as others from North Bay, Scarborough, Toronto and Beaverton, including including granddaughter Judith and family and granddaughter granddaughter Janet, their husbands and Judith's children Ann and Graham. Mrs. Toppin was a much loved person and in spite of a , handicap of poor hearing causéd by a childhood illness, she participated fully in the community and church where she lived to make a fine contribution to its life. Her death last week followed a long illness in Toronto where she had moved from Wesleyville Wesleyville after the death of her husband. The very lovely Sunday morning of April the 29th made it a little easier to get to church on time after losing that one hour's sleep. At Welcome, Mrs. J. McHolm opened the service for the few minutes before Rev. Rutherford arrived from Garden Hill. This day was set aside for Camping Sunday so Krista McHolm talked to the children about life at Quin-Mo- Lac and made it sound attractive attractive indeed. Those children who wish to go are assisted by the AOTS, the U.C.W. and by the gift of a lady from Zion who made provision for this help annually. Children from that area are given priority. The sermon followed the theme of camping too, and related the marvels of God's natural world to man's need for relaxation and time to meditate on God's purpose for him, and for man's responsibility responsibility for this beautiful earth. The choir's anthem was "All in an April Evening." The offering was received by John Connelly, Bruce Hendry, Bill Beckett and Ward Lax. A lovely arrangement of flowers was in memory of Mrs. Ida Toppin. Spring flowers in the altar vases, an Easter lily and yellow chrysanthemums were the floral offerings and a colourful tribute to spring. Next Sunday, May ti, Welcome will celebrate the 150th year of its congregation and service will be at 11 a.m. Paul Hoskin who has been stationed at Vancouver Island navy training base arrived back in Ontario for a visit, on Thursday of last week. He will he here until Monday, April 30, ' That will be just about enough time to tell about the different ports where his training ship Too Late to be Classified 42 YEAR OLD MAN NEEDS HELP acemaker falling adooweak -- eyesight poor -- loss ol hearing -- nolrlends -- requires general overhaul HAPPY BIRTHDAY EARL m-is has called for the past months since he was home. So on Saturday Sharon Edey and family of Bowmanville visited with Paul and his friend at the'. Thorndykes, and Linda Oliver and family of London, as well as Eva and Walter Longyear, of Garden Hill visited there; also, during the weekend. Charlene Austin attended a" pony club meeting in Mill-- brook on Saturday evening, the 28th, to hear about stable management and riding. A walk in the woods is a rewarding way to spend an hour any time but especially so at this time of year. The small patch of hepaticas under the huge beech tree which was visited, seemed smaller than usual and is the only one in that woods. Most of the woods was carpeted with dogwood violet leaves, and with quite a few blooms, already. Trilliums were show-, ing white tips on the buds and mandrakes and ferns unfold- ' ing. Herb Robert showing clumps everywhere but no flowers yet. Several spruce trees transplanted from the north woods more than 15 years ago, have reach- ; ed a good height except for those which had been planted ' too close to another tree. There did not seem as many' birds as can be seen around the trees at the house, where the brown tree creeper, the golden crowned kinglet and white throat have been seen in ' the past week. 1 A former resident of.: Wesleyville, Mr. Clem Parnell" passed away in Peterborough Civic Hospital on April 21st,') after some weeks' illness. He?, had lived in Port Hope since.- leaving the Lakeshore, and . had retired some years ago. from his work as a railway man. Sympathy is extended to - his widow, Helen and all his family. Archie Ford had a shock on Saturday, 28th, when he re : > ceived word his mother had. died that morning in England. Mr. and Mrs. Ford had reser- , valions for flying over there to, ; see her in two weeks' time. , Sympathy is extended also to ; Archie and his family. Newtonville W.I. By Esmee Goldie Twenty two members met at the home of May Burley on April 18th for the annual pot luck lunch. The dishes were as varied as the name implies and after grace was said we all did the meal full justice. The meeting was called to order by our president Sharon Buttery, and we repeated the Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart ■ Collect. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary and approved. Jean O'Neill gave her report on the R.S.V.P. seminar that she attended at the Holiday-, Inn, Oshawa. She said it was a , very full and interesting day. ' Discussions were held ! stressing the need to improve 7 communication skills. - Our collection over the year :> for 'Pennies for Friendship' ;i fund came to $14.02. Isn't it 1; amazing how a little change ; can add up? The annual report was then- l given followed by the' ; Auditor's and P.R.O.'s. Each group leader read a short account of the year's activités. - Bea and Mary Jones, Curators & Twcedsmuir History, ; showed us some of their work. - The pictures of past occasions and trips were most ;; interesting and everything - done so neatly. ' Sharon gave her address, ; thanking everyone for their ! efforts over the year and ; 1 participation in skits, - workshops and quilting. ! Madeline Buckley then took ; over and conducted the • elections of the new officers, i These are: President, Olive ; Henderson. Vice Pres., Bernice Milligan. 2nd Vice Pres., Esmee Goldie. ;• Secretary/Treasurer, Jean • O'Neill. District Deputy, ; Sharon Buttery. Alternate, ■ Jean O'Neill. Public Relations ! Officer, Esmee Goldie, ; Auditors, Elizabeth Skelding • and Madeline Buckley. I Conveners arc Janet Paedon, Elizabeth Skelding, Jean i Dutton and May Burley. ; Curators and Twcedsmuir, ■ History, Bea and Mary Jones. Sunshine Committee, Inez ; Roughen and Russie I Stephenson. Resolutions, J Helen Hobbs. Our thanks were expressed I by Madeline to Sharon for the ; time and hard work she put in '• as president and we showed : our appreciation with a round ; of applause. Jean Dutton • conveyed thanks to May, a I generous hostess who makes us so welcome.