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i i 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, January 14, 1987 Phone 623-3303 Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Work Wanted Eva's Housecleaning Service Bonded, reliable, experienced Special rates on weekly basis Phone 263-2093 39-tfSM Custom Software Services and Supplies Micro Computers ANDY'S SOFTWARE INC. 623-2375 Maple Grove Rd. N. R.R. 6, Bowmanville, Ont. SNOWPLOWING $15 MINIMUM Phone 623-2197 and leave message. HOLROYD'S HEATING Authorized ESSO Home Comlort Dealer Oil burner sales Cleaning and Repairs Parts and Service Plan Hampton 263-8501 CB ARMEL MASTER THE WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF • TV/FM RECEPTION EQUIPMENT • Rotors • Towers • Amps • Used Systems • Repairs WHITE'S ANTENNA SYSTEMS Courtlce 576-5606 INSTALL a combination wood oil, wood electric furnace or boiler. Oil - gas - electric boiler or furnace. Harvey Partner and Sons, Bowmanville, 623-2301 or Orono 983-5206.4-tfSN BOWMANVILLE GLASS & MIRRORS 143 Wellington St., Bowmanville 623-3410 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9-5 Saturday 10-2 Sealed units, storm windows and doors, store fronts and screen and glass repair, all types of glass and mirrors available - FREE ESTIMATES 24 hr. emergency plate glass replacement. Locally owned and operated. 49-tfSN NEED a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs to all makes. Harvey Partner, Orono, phone 983-5206, Bowmanville, phone 623-2301. 4-tfSN Simons Custom Upholstering (Since 1954) Free Estimates Pick-up and Delivery 623-6207 Base Line Rd.W. Bowmanville 9-tfSN BRINK'S EXCAVATING FORTRENCHING EXCAVATION and SEPTIC TANKS PHONE NEWCASTLE 987-4995 No Sunday Calls 27-tfS GORD SIMPSON Phone 983-5808 Orono, Ontario Painting Paperhanging Carpentiy Remodelling General Repairs Interior Exterior 14-tfS MUTTON MASONRY All Types of Cement Work Concrete Floors, Foundations and Walls Brick and Block Laying Chimney Construction and CHIMNEYSWEEP G.W. Mutton 623-5981 1-tfSN PRIMROSE ROOFING COMPANY Reasonable Rates All Work Guaranteed Asphalt and Wood Shingles Metro Lie. B4327 1-705-277-3105 Phone Collect R.R. 2 Pontypool DUAN ET. TAYLOR General Carpenter Tyrone 263-8471 Custom Carpentry and Building Construction -- New Homes -- Renovations -- Additions -- Cabinets --Fine Woodworking DUAL ACTION CARPETSTEAM CLEANING ONLY $45 Dining Room and Living Room Plus Hallway C & J Services Phone Collect 623-2095 anytime BILL SELLERS CARPENTRY ' General Contractor ' Bathrooms 1 Kitchens ' General Repairs of all kinds Phone 623-4116 JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS Phone Hampton 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 43 • Bowmanville Auction Sale January 15, at Denny's Auction Hall Va Mile West of Colbourne on Hwy. 2 Selling a consignment of household articles with china, dishes, and glass. Harvest gold 2 door frost free fridge L.H., Gold 30" electric range - upright freezer, automatic washer, color and black and white T.V., component stereo, console stereo. Slnoer sewlno machlnn vaccuum cleaner, electric typewriter, bed chesterfield and chair, and other occasional chairs, small bar, swag lamp plus other lamps, colfeo table and end tables, and other small tables, telephone table, 3 pc. wall unit, double bed with box and matt., 9 drawer dresser with matching night tables, other dressers and chest ol drawers, chromo table and chairs, wood stove, sink, toilet, and tub, many more articles too numerous to mention. Terms: cash, cheque with I.D., Visa or Mastercard. Gary Warnor Auctioneer - 355-2106. 2-1SP Auction Sala Frl., Jan. 16th 7:00 p.m. At our centre located G miles north ol Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Five reconditioned good colour T.V.'s, chest Iroozor, oil paintings, chostorllolds, curio cabinets, glass, dishes, china and collectables, plus 100's ol other good articles and lato consignments. Grant and Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd., R.R, 2 Port Hope, 41G-797-2127 2-1SNP Auction Sales Thursday, January 15,11 a.m. Holstein Dispersal Grade Holstein Dispersal for Andrew Park, R.R. 3, Uxbridge, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., Including 40 head, 30 cows, 10 bred and open heifers. This Dispersal will be followed by the January Consignment Sale including 10 open heifers, several fresh and close cows. Also service age bull by Hanoverhill Inspiration Irom 5 very good dams. Note: This Is a Thursday sale. If you wish to consign to this sale, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 1-2S Auction Sale "Kahn Country Auctions" (Formerly Herongate) Every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Now ioLdtcd on the Brock ftcl., Pickering, 3 miles north ol Hwy. 401, Exit 399, featuring every week, excellent selection of antiques, pine furniture, glass, china, collectables, primitives, etc. So loin us every Wednesday and participate In one of Ontario's most authentic old fashioned auctions, with no buy-backs or reserves. The "True" auction. Preview from 1:00 p.m. sale days. With our now auction barn facilities wo are now able to serve you boiler, Phone us for all your consignments largo or small, Competitive rates. Kahn Auction Services 416-683-0041, or 985-0161. 10-tfS Auction Sale Cornell's Auction Barn Frl., Jan. 16th at 6:00 p.m. Press back rockers, oak buffet tea wagon, Hoosier kitchen cupboard, washstands, modern dressers and chest of drawers, oak dressers, drop front desk, dining room extension table, Captain's bed, chrome kitchen suite, 2 door metal filing cabinet^ exercise'bike, pine drop-leaf table, antique dressers, maple dinette suite, coffee and end tables, 6 dining room chairs, oarlor chairs, antloue settee, nursing rocker, 1978 4-wheel drive GMC Jimmy, certified. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 2-1 SNP Auction Sale Saturday, January 17 Denny's Auction Hall Va Mlle West of Colborne on Hwy. 2 Selling a consignment of household articles plus china, glass and collectables. 2 door fridge, 24" electric range, wringer washer, color T.V., beds, dressers, chest of drawers, chesterfield, odd chairs, pair pine end tables, china cabinet, corner cabinet, French Provincial chesterfield and chair, old copper pots, old and new brass pieces, crystal bell, crystal glasses, brass hall tree, 2 old-crocks, cast Iron kettles, excercise bike, baby carriage, crib, car seat, air conditioner, air tight stove, pictures, lamps, and other interesting pieces too numerous to mention. Terms: cash, cheque with I.D., Visa, Mastercard. Sale starts: 10:30 sharp. Gary Warner. Auctioneer-355-2106. , 2-1 SP Auction Sale Pethick's Auction Barn (Haydon) 1 mile East of Enniskillen Sat. evening, January 17th at 7 p.m. Furniture and several tables full of articles. Terms cash or good cheque. Earl Gauslln, Auctioneer. 1-2SNP Auction Sale Sat., Jan. 24,1987 6 p.m. at Oldfellows' Hall in Port Perry on Region Rd. No. 2 Estate of Mearle Phillips from Uxbridge who Is giving up housekeeping and added consignments. Guelph pump organ and stool, small freezer chest, antiques include ■ sideboard, dressers, chairs, battery radio, trunks, crocks. Plus chain saw, .22 rifle, dehumidifier, colour TV, hand tools and much more. Pearce Auction Services 655-8073.2-2SN Auction Sale Sat., Jan. 17 10a.m.at Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Antique furniture, appliances, glass, china, estate of Eva Moynes, Lindsay, plus Oshawa estate. Large assortment of antique furniture, art decor, walnut bedroom suite, bureaus, trunks, quilt boxes, 3 flat-to-wall cupboards, sideboards, buffets, dressers, washstands, rockers, pine bonnet chest, quilts, crocks, brass, collectables, antique dishes. Don't miss this one. No reserve, estate sale, 10 a.m. sharp, preview Frl. 2 to 6. For auction service phone 324-2783 MCLean Auctioneers. 2-1 SNP CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE SALE BY QUOTATION SEALED QUOTATIONS, for offers to purchase used Items listed below, will be received by the undersigned In the envelope provided. All offers by Quotation must be accompanied by a certified cheque, money order or cash in the amount equal to 10% of the total bid. Deposits will be returned Immediately after the award. SD87-1 - UST'OF ITEMS ' Lot 1 Mixed Scrap (truck parts, Municipal signs, etc.) approximately 5 tonnes. Lot 2 Scrap Corrugated Culvert (broken, bent and short lengths, various sizes and condition). Lot 3 Used Corrugated Steel Culvert (15" diameter, riveted) approximately 20 lengths. Lot 4 Used Corrugated Steel Culvert (18" diameter, spiral style) approximately 25 lengths. Lots Used Corrugated Steel Culvert (21" diameter, spiral style) approximately 12 lengths. Lot 6 Uded Corrugated Steel Culvert (24" diameter, spiral style) approximately 6 lengths. Lot 7 Miscellaneous used Corrugated Steel Culvert, assorted sizes and shapes. Bid Forms may be obtained at the Purchasing Office, 68 King Street East (The Veltrl Complex), Bowmanville, Ontario. All items will be sold "AS IS - WHERE IS" basis. All sales are subject to the applicable Provincial Sales Tax. Closing Time and Date: 4:00 p.m. (Local Time) Friday, January 30,1987 The highest or any quotation not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Lou Ann Blrkett, Purchasing and Supply Agent. Telephone: (416) 623-3379 ext. 267 2-1SN Date of Publication: January 14,1987 Newspaper Award Goes to Durham The Ontario Community Newspaper Association has given Durham College's The Chronicle its general excellence award as the top student newspaper among all Ontario colleges and universities. A special plaque will be presented to Bill Swan, The Chronicle's editor-in-chief, at the annual convention of the newspaper association at the Wcstin Hotel in Toronto Toronto March 5,0 and 7. This is the first time Durham College has won this award, although last year Durham placed third for advertising general excellence excellence and five years ago placed second in that category. category. Bill Swan states that The Chronicle is published every second week during the academic year and has a circulation of approximately approximately 2,500. The newspaper newspaper is currently in its 14th year. "It's pleasing to gel an award like that because there's an awful lot of hard work that goes into the paper by the students," Mr. Swan said. He noted that the issues selected for the competition competition were October 23 of 1905 and February 23, 1900. The Orono News October 23rd issue contained contained a report on a major gas explosion north of Oshawa -- a story which was covered very successfully by the seven members of the second-year journalism class responsible for producing producing and editing the paper. "The students responded to it extremely well," Mr. Swan recalls. And he added that all seven of the second- year students who worked on the award-winning issues issues arc currently employed employed in the newspaper industry. industry. Mr. Swan said Durham College was competing against a number of larger university newspapers, including including some publications which arc produced with the help of full-time professional professional staff. The Durham College Chronicle is produced by students in the journalism class who do all the planning, planning, writing, editing, layout, layout, photography and pasteup. pasteup. Camera ready pages arc delivered lo the printer, James Publishing, In Bowmanvillc. Bowmanvillc. The judges in the 1905-00 competition Included editors of previous winners in this category. by I. Challice Quote - "Children are like sponges. They absorb all your strength and leave you limp. But give them a squeeze and you get it all back!" Last weekend guests of Mrs. Sadie Hamilton were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fisher, Scott and Neil, Guelph. Their many friends wish a speedy recovery to Mrs. Rosie Graham, in Oshawa hospital, also to Mrs. Bertha Touchburn, same hospital. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Draper and family - Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Draper, Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sherwin, A speedy recovery to Mrs, Lorna Atkins, a patient in Bowmanville hospital, following surgery. The Orono Town hall board would like to thank Carlos Tamblyn for all his many services as chairman for many years. We will surely miss him and we send best wishes for your retirement, Carlos. Mr. and Mrs. ti. Challice were Tuesday evening guests of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sutherland and girls, Mearns Ave., Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Last Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Francis Sutton were her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Roan Elford, Northern Canada Evangelical Mission, Alberta. Attention all voters! Let's ■see a real letter-writing deluge to all M. P.'s, all Parties voicing your ideas on this proposed close-down of our local post offices! Remember last year at the threat of old age pension deindexing, the Sr. Citizens sure hollered loud and long, and the government was forced to back down. Can you imagine our rural communities without a post office? Surely, there are other ways to save money and jobs! Leskard Card party A very large crowd in attendance at. the regular Leskard Community card party Jan. 9/ 87, with 16 tables of progressive euchre. With the following Results'- Rita Prokopchuch. 84, Margaret Todd -83, Hazel Murphy - 46, George Buckley - 41. Door Prize - Horace 1 Best. Sold tickets on radio and winner was Ethel Gabb. Our next card party is Feb. 5, at 8 p.m. in the church hall. Orono Senior Citizens Meeting A good attendance at the monthly meeting of Orono Sr. Citizens, on Thursday Jan. 8., in the I.O.O.F. hall. Following the business period, cards were enjoyed by all present; and following results - High lady - Hilda Caswell, Low lady - Stella Carson, High gent - Charlie Miller, Low gent - George Carson. The special prize went to Mrs. Wes Wood, and our birthday greetings to George Carson and Myrtle Wood. Next meeting will be held Feb. 5th at 1:30 p.m. ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH NEWS The Parish Life group of both churches met on Tuesday, Tuesday, Jan. 13 in St. George's Parish hall. The meetings of the Vestry of St. Saviour's will be held Sunday, Jan. 25th in the John Breen Hall. The Christmas education group have provided a limited number of books for Epiphony - 1. Sermon on the Mount by Shinn, 2. I Believe - by Trevor Huddleston The group suggests that 2 or 3 people buy a book together. An envelope will be found in the book, for making payments. Week of Prayer for Christian Unity - Jan. 18 - 25. Sunday, Jan 18, - worship, service in Newcastle United Church at 7:30 p.m. Wed. Jan. 21st - Informal time of Prayer, Praise and discussion on the theme, in St. Saviour's Church, Orono at 7:30 p.m. Thurs. Jan. 22 - Pot-luck supper at St. Francis of Assissi Church, Newcastle, to provide a time for fellowship among all Christians of area communities. ORONO UNITED CHURCH NEWS A very impressive "extra" at the regular Sunday morning service, when the leaders, Scouts, Cubs and Beavers paraded into church, and Rev. Milnes accepted the colors. Mr. Don Scott, Co-ordinator of church and Scout activities welcomed everyone and explained the New Crest being awarded to all the boys at this service. Men and women from all walks of life serve as leaders of Scouts, Cubs, and Beavers. Strong leadership, good training and excellent programs are keys to the richness of all the Scouting and Associated groups. Rev. Milnes gave the brand, new crests to all the assembled members and stated it was a privilege for our church to sponsor them. Happy belated birthday to Mr. George Carson, Lawrence Staples last week, and to Mr, Gordon Werry who celebrates Jan. 15. Explorers are looking for help to embroider some green stars for badges. This is a very active group in our church family and if you can help, please call Marlene Ross at 983-9715. Ladies Daytime Bible Study for Orono will commence Wed,, Jan. 21 at 9 a.m., and in the Manse on Friday, Jan. 23. Men's Rally - meet Saturday Feb. 7 at 6 p.m. in St. Stephen's Stephen's United Church, Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Registration 6 p.m. Dinner 6:30 p.m, Guest speaker Dr. Clarke MacDonald "A Past Moderator's Look at Our Church Today". For further information contact Clare Gunter 983-5819. Kirby - Jan. 29 - Pot-luck supper and meeting at 6 p.m. Orono - Sun. Feb. 1 - Pot-luck lunch and meeting after regular morning service. U.C.W. MEETING An excellent attendance at a special meeting last Tues. Jan. 6 to meet Mr. and Mrs. Roan Elford, our guests from "Northern Canada Evangelical Mission". Mr. Elford is a nephew of one of our members, Mrs. Francis Sutton. Mrs. Elford (Pat) brought a very interesting talk ' on their work and especially 1 thanked our group for^tfi&r continued support anti prayers. The Elfords îfl*e trained in the Native (Indian) language and illustrated some of the strange sounding words. Roan then brought very interesting video tapes of the native Christians and the added music' was very listenable. The young couple were thanked by I. Challice and presented with a gift from Orono U.C.W. Annulment Follows Debate by Tammy Hill After a half-hour debate, the Newcastle Community Services Advisory Board (NCSAB) annulled the executive election held on December 3,1986. And in a new election, Milt Dakin was unanimously unanimously selected as the chairman of the group. He replaces Bernhard Heming who was chosen chairman at the December meeting but declined to allow his name to stand in the new election. The December 3 vote was quashed after members of the NCSAB learned that not all of the rules of procedure had been followed at that time. Board member Bill Tomlinson Tomlinson raised the issue that not all standards of the election process had been met when the voting took place. lie noted that two sections of their election by-law were not followed. First, a vice-chairperson on the board, not running for an executive position, did not chair the meeting. Secondly, the appointment of a scrutineer had not been the council representative sitting on the NCSAB. The December election brought Bernhard Ileming to the chairmanship, succeeding succeeding Milt Dakin. However, However, Mr. Heming served in this position for only one month. When nominations were called for Chairman of tlie Board, both Milt Dakin and Bernhard Heming were nominated. But, unexepectcdly, Mr. $ 400 Grocery Certificate from Block Parents t _ <|ifV, .ji8 .««'k . il, , .irr* i-v ? ; » "«•* Vt'eS The Town of Newcastle felock Parents are inviting you to join the fun as they offer a $400 grocery certificate to be drawn during the 5th and 6th Brownies' Fun Fair on Feb. 14. The winner of the certificate can spend the $400 at the store of his/her choosing. The cost of the ticket is only $1 and can be obtained from your local Block Parent chairman or by calling 623-2309. Above, Draw Committee Chairman Louise Beach is caught selling a ticket to Margaret Mills in the Bowmanville A and P, the selected store of last year's winner. Town Hall Renovations From balcony and meeting room, with additions additions made for the Community Services Services and Public Works departments. On the roof would be a mechanical penthouse. Dividing the old building and the new addition will be a curved atrium featuring an information centre wMch allows a personto see all three floors.. Ms. Hansèn stressed that the new addition will be designed to match the existing design of the original building. As well, she said the three-storey addition is not greater in height than the original building. And she said the entrance to the old town hall would continue to be the building's main entrance. However, However, the main entrance will be improved improved and new stairs and doors will be put in. New entrances will include a doorway doorway looking towards the cenotaph at the south and a north entrance off Church Street. Landscaping worth $50,000 is planned planned as part of the $4,254,000 estimate and features surfacing and concrete paving. Page One Arid Ms. Hansen says the building features access ramps and other facilities facilities for the handicapped. However, However, she will still be meeting with a local representative of the handicapped handicapped to confirm the adequacy of those features. The only outstanding feature of the new building istiblinds and shutters for the windows at a cost of about $20,000. Ms. Hansen says she meant to include the window treatments and that they could be considered without going over budget. The town's next step is to receive the bids from the following seven companies: Acme Building and Construction Construction Ltd., Dineen Construction Ltd., Janin Building and Civil Works, Lisgar Construction Ltd., Milne and Nicholls Ltd., Mitchell Construction and Vanbots Construction Corp. Those bids follow an initial pre 7 qualification process where 16 companies companies presented their qualifications and certified deposits for $200,000. Ms. Hansen noted that J. A. Diamond Diamond and Associates have agreed to redesign the plans if the bids are 10 per cent greater thah her estimates. Port Granby Fight From Page One "Those signs were removed the week of the big (Eldorado) parade," she said. "They were in no way vandalized vandalized or damaged." Other issues raised during discussion discussion included the AECB charge that Eldorado has exceeded its licence limit for arsenic in the waste on several several occasions and that the board may increase its monitoring of the erosion problem at the site. They also considered a case from a few years back where homeowners in Port Granby won a 10 per cent tax re- Ileming didn't allow his name to stand and Milt Dakin was chairman by acclamation. acclamation. As in the previous vote, Brian Ferguson, representative representative of Ward 2, was elected as first vice-chair- person. And when voting took place for the Ward 3 representative, representative, Bert Reid was chosen as vice chairman. Following the election, the monthly meeting of the NCSAB began, But due to a number of hold-ups, not all of the decisions on grants for community groups could be made. Consequently, a special meeting of the board will be scheduled for Wednesday, January 14. CHUNG (CHOW) - M. Fong. At Oshawa Gonoral Hospital on Tuosday, January 13,1987, In her 74th year. Fong bolovod wllo ol tho lato Konl Chow, loved mother ol Jim Chow and Ills wllo Julio. Loving grandmolhor ol Joanna and Jacqueline. Friends may call nl tho Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville on Saturday, Irom 12 noon until 1 p.m. Funeral service In Hie Chapel on Saturday al 1 p.m. Intormon! Bowmanville Comotory. 2-1SN Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Designs and Lettering Done by Us on Premises - NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details duction from the province because their property values had deteriorated. deteriorated. • However, one concern which might hinder a possible lawsuit is the grant money which has been received from the town by Eldorado. Treasurer John Blanchard said on Tuesday that the town has received a grant-in-lieu exceeding $14,000 from Eldorado, although he will be investigating investigating further to see if the grant is related to the location of the Port Granby dump site. Something To Think About GARY CONWAY DEATH HAS MEANING Just aboul everyone has been touched by death at one time or another, whether It Is a close relation or a dear friend. Wo mourn, perhaps wo look 1er a message. Each death has a moaning oi Its own and may play a rolo In influencing our lives. Indeed, many authors have pointed oui that ONLY because our lives are Unite do they linvo moaning. Many times, Individuals have boon spurred by tho death ol another Into a significant discovery or groat accomplishment, accomplishment, Wo tool an urgency lo do nil wo can, love all wo can. Sometimes those toolings pass, but other limes they load us lo rododlcnte our llvos In some posltlvowny. This Is not to say that death Is, per so, a positive force. A loss Is, alter all, a loss. However, sometimes a tragedy, an untimely death can jell the living Into appreciating and making Ilia most ol tho time allotod to us. In many ways, this Is the ulllmato legacy loll behind by those wo have loved. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanville Tel. 623-5480 Sorvlng Durham Region Slnco 1881