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! 12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, March 20,1931 Phone C 1, 623-3303 assifled A< Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Auction Sales Auction Sales Wanted to Buy March Break Programs Held at Arts Centre AUCTION SALE: Every Monday, Tueaday and Thursday at 6 p.m. At Myles King Auctions 33 Hall St., Oshawa All consignments welcomed. Estate sales, etc. Est. in 1967. Myles King, Auctioneer, 725-5751 8-tfS MacGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES Estates, Consignments, Households, Bankruptcies, Farms Sold at your location or ours. Mike MacGregor (416) 987-5402 Junior West (416) 983-5556 10-tfSN Sat., March 30,11 a.m. Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements The property of Isobel and James, Debettin, Lot 7 and 8, Con. 5, Clarke Twsp. (Durham Region) - off Hwy. 115 at Taunton Road - east 8 km. to County Rd. 18 south - first farm on left. 13 head of registered registered Charolais cattle, 2 cows with calves by side, 2 cows due March - April; 6 registered heifers, 1 yr. old Feb.; registered Charolais bull, 2 yrs. old, son of Raven; 1988 John Deere 2755 diesel tractor 4X4 with 245 manure loader, cab, air, am/ fm, quad range; 1989 John Deere 435 baler with surface wrap, converging converging wheels, bale track monitor, less than 2000 bales; 1989 John Deere 750 No Till 10' trail grain and grass seed drill; John Deere 1209 haybine pto.; MF 124 baler pto.; John Deere No. 215 22 blade single axle disc; John Deere 675 side rake; George White 15' cultivator cultivator with wings 3 pt.; John Deere 5 - 18's semi-mount trip beam plough; 23' big bale wagon with Martin 12 ton gearing; John Deere 56 manure spreader pto.; George White .100 gal. field sprayer, 24' booms; Bush Hog wood splitter; Danuser post hole digger; Kilbourn gravity grain box with 10 ton gearing; gearing; Walco hay basket, approx. .100 bales; John Deere 8 ton wagon with rack and Martin 10 ton gearing; Allied 44' elevator on wheels; Allied mow 60' elevator, in barn; 1988 Farm Hand 4" grain auger, 21' with 1 1/2 hp. motor; Smale cattle head gate and squeeze; Woods electric grinder; manure conveyor; Shop Vac; Lewis cattle oiler; 2 Smale 12' gates; arc welder; full line of machinery. Large quantity of small items. Approx. 200 4X5 bales 1/2 with wrap. Terms: Cash. No reserve. reserve. Small items at 11:00 a.m. Machinery at 12 Noon. Cattle and hay at 2:00 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 or car 705-749-7084, 12-2SN Sun., March 24,12 Noon (Viewing 11 a.m.) Sports Collectable Auction Sale Orono Town Hall Once again an opportunity to purchase purchase by Public Auction some rare and collectable sports cards and memorabilia, highlighted by Joe Montana rookie card, Bobby Orr rookie card, 1977 Topps baseball set, 82 - 83 O.P.C. hockey set, Beehive pictures. Over 1,000 cards of stars from the past, present present and future, promo cards, sets and memorabilia. Call for info, or future consignments, Sports Auction Auction Services, Mike MacGregor 416-987-5402, Junior West .416- 983-5556, Randy Sorochan 416- 436-0836. 12-1SN Sat., March 36TT0 a.m. Full Line of New and Used Farm Machinery, Tractors Combines, Trucks, New and Used Parts, Welding and Shop Equipment. Property of Jim Smith Equipment Directions: On Hwy. 7A, Bethany, Ont., 23 km. south of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 then East 2 km. or 35 km. west of Peterborough on Hwy. 7A. John Deere 3020 diesel c/w cab, power shift (5000 hrs.), dual remotes remotes 540 and 1000RPM;MF180 diesel 65 hp. (low hours); MF 165 gas (1100 hrs.), PS extras (good condition); l.H.B. 275 diesel low hrs., good condition ; Zetor 7045 70 hp. 4x4 diesel, single remotes and extras only 600 hrs. (top condition); condition); 1952 Massey Pony gas (good condition); 1983 Ford 1/2 ton pick up F150 3 spd. overdrive 6 cyl. (65,000 miles); Combines - Massey 205 gas less alt.; McCormick McCormick gas c/w 8' pick-up; various selection of 3 pt. and wheel discs; MF 3 pt. 10' disc; JD 3 pt. 8' disc; Bush Hog 10'; MF wheel disc 10 and 12; Case 13'; many disc parts; various selection of plows; 2, 3, and 4 furrow, all sizes; wide selection selection cultivators, all size, 3 pt. and wheel; IH corn planter; 3 pt. sprayer; 10' land packer; various 3 pt. blades etc.; MF No. 31 7' mower; variety of good new and used rotary mowers; AC haybine; Massey rack; bale spear (round bales); bale feeders; hay buncher; new hay conveyor; MF No. 12 baler (good condition); new manure manure bucket; manure spreader pto.; new post hole augers; grain auger; various loaders to fit 135 and 165 MF; IH and Kelly loaders; snow blowers; Canox 400 amp. welder; Canox 225 amp. welder; Collins torch; roller and metal bandsaw; Benon grinder and hand grinders; drill press; iron-worker press with lots of dies; air compressor; work benches; chain block and overhead overhead rail stand; lire changer; quantity quantity of hydraulic and motor oil; hydraulic hydraulic cylinders; loads of parts; equipment jacks; bear traps and chains; hand tools; hydraulic hose machine and hose; new grain aerator; weed sprayers; farm gates; new and used pig crates; tractor cab; tractor seats; (2) 7' snow plows for truck; flat bed trailer c/w 5 ton winch; many mise, small Hems. Steel and various scrap steel. Partial listing only. Note: Mr. Smith Is retiring alter 12 years of operating and Is offering an excellent excellent selection of good versatile and Hold ready equipment. No reserve. Terms: Cash. Lunch available, Calvin Maboo Auctions, R.R.1, Lindsay. Call Cambray 705-374- 4000 or 374-4435. 12-2S 7 p.m. Gun Auction Riverside Auction Hall To consign call Les Brittan, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, Hastings, 705-696-2196. 12-1SN Wanted - Machinery for Consignment Sale at Durham County Sales Arena Sat., April 13 Please give us a call Charlie Harris, 983-5162 Charlie Reid, 983-5914 10-3SN Auction Sale! "Kahn Country Auctions". Every Wed. at 6:30 p.m. Located on Brock Rd. Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (Exit 399) Featuring every Wed. an excellent selection of antiques, fine furniture, furniture, glass, china, collectables, primitives and the unusuals. So join us every Wed. and participate in one of Ontario's "True" Auctions with no buy-backs or reserves. "Consignment and estate selling our specialty". Phone us today. Previews from 1:00 p.m. Kahn Auction Auction Services, 416-683-0041. 4-tfSN Fri., March 22, 6 p.m. Cornell's Auction Bam Contents of local home (owners moving out of province) plus other consignments. 6 heavily carved oak reproduction pressback chairs with barley twist arms, reproduction reproduction double pedestal oak table, oak entertainment centre, spinning wheel, blanket boxes, washstands, antique daybed, coal oil lamps, 2 Sony 21" color TV's, Electrohome VCR, brown chesterfield chesterfield and loveseat, 5 pee. pine modern bedroom suite, Panasonic stereo, stand and remote, bar, stools, Beach cookstove, King: Kool pinball machine, coffee and: end tables, antique barber's chair,! gas BBC's, odd wooden kitchen chairs, qu. of lawn chairs, qu. of; oak and butternut lumber, aluminum extension and step ladders, ladders, 750 Glidden Grand Prix airless airless paint sprayer with two 50 ft. hoses, 1985 Ford Tempo (certified good condition), qu. of tools, china, glass and collectable items. Don and Greg Corneil, Auctioneers, R.R.1, Little Britain, 705-786- 2183. 12-1SN Future Auction Sales Sat., March 30,11 a.m. Orono Town Hall Consisting of Tools and Mise. Household Articles from Area Homes. Sat., April 6,11 a.m. Farm Auction For Rose Sikma, R.R. 1, Orono, 2 tractors and a large assortment of machinery plus farm and household household articles, full listing in next week's paper. MacGregor Auction Services, 416-987-5402 or 416- 983-5556. 12-1SN Sat., April 13,11 a.m. Auction Sale of Farm Machinery Change of Ownership The property of W. J. Lambert and Sons Ltd. Beaverton, Ontario On the Beaverton by-pass, south of Orillia, north of Sunderland. TRACTORS: MF 65 gas; MF 165 diesel, loader, cab; MF 1100 diesel; MF 50 gas; MH 30; MF -1080 diesel; MF 35 diesel; MF 2705 diesel, cab; MF 165 and MF 35 for parts. INDUSTRIAL: Warner Swasey excavator, MF 50 diesel ' tractor, loader; MF 50A backhoe attachment; MF 200 crawler, loader; MF 2200 gas forklift; Ford 4500 forklift; MF 30 tractor - loader; PLOUGHS: MF 86 5 furrow; white 7 furrow pull type; Norcan 3 furrow; White 598 4 furrow hyd./reset; CULTIVATION: MF 26A seed drill; MF 25 disc; MF 39 disc; Case 8' disc; White 25212'disc; White 253 disc; Ford 3 pt. disc 7'; Danish 7' cultivator 3 pt.; 18' following harrows. harrows. SPREADERS: MF 160; NH 518; MF 110; NH 519. HARVEST: ,MF 205 combine 10' header and 2 row corn head; IHC 91 combine with pick up and direct cut; C.ockshutt 535 combine; MF crop blower; NH 28 forage blower; New Idea picker sheller; New Idea forage forage box and wagon; MF 300 and 510 combines for parts. HAYING: MF 22 bale thrower; MF No. 9 square baler; MF 925 haytender; MF 31 mower; NH 905C swather; NH 489 and 479 haybines; New Idea 299 mowditioner; MF 36 rake; NH 270 baler; New Idea 456 baler; JD 14T baler; 2 Allied stookers, 1 hydraulic, 1 engine drive; Hesston 4500 baler; MF 32 mower 3 pt. 6'; MF 22 bale thrower for parts. SNOWBLOWERS: MF No. 8 7'; New Idea D-A 6' blower; 2 new Lucknow, 1 - 5', 1 - 6 1/2'; Special Cub Cadet 105 tractor - mwr/ blade; Craftsman 8 hp. lawn tractor; tractor; Mott T-38 8 hp. mower; Yardman 11 hp. lawn tractor; Sears snowblower; Yardman Lt. 1644 lawn tractor; Haban snowblower; Ford lawn tractor/ mower; Mastercraft lawn mower; Cub Cadet dump cart; Roper snowblower. MISCELLANEOUS: 2 sets 16.9x30 duals and hardware; 9.5x20 duals, no tires; manure fork; Joy 125 air compressor compressor 6 cyl.; portable welder 4 cyl.; 2 new KMW loader buckets; quantity quantity used buckets; Ford 24" backhoe backhoe bucket; MF cab for 50A tractor - backhoe; 2 trip bucket loaders; electric knife sharpener for 260 han/ester; quantity of tractor parts; industrial front end; front weight frames; hydraulic hoses; 3 cyl. 135 Perkins gas engine complete; sprayer parts; hydraulic cylinders; gas engine; 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit diesel. Many other items. Terms: Cash. Absolutely no resen/e. resen/e. 10 per cent discount on all In-stock parts day of sale. Parts and small items at 11:00 a.m. fol-, lowed by lawn and garden tractors. Machinery at 12 Noon. Financing must be pre-arranged. Auctioneer's Auctioneer's note: This will be an excellent excellent sale, Plan to attend. Sucos- slon Plan Reduction Sale. Jamie, Lambert Is taking over business from father John. Tho Lambert family have over 50 years of service service and Jamie will continue In the ' same friendly, honest, businesslike businesslike way, Sale managed and sold by Corf Hickson Auctions, Ronb- oro, Ontario, 705-324-9959 or car 705-749-7084. 12-1S Fri., March 29, 1:30 p.m. Mini Stocker Sale Selling at Lindsay Community Sale Barn A Feature of Our Regular Friday Sale Selling at approx. 1:30 p.m. Contact Contact Carl Hickson, 705-324-2774 or 705-324-9959. 11-3S DESHANE AUCTION SERVICES All types of auctions (416) 985-4240 ; 35-tfSN Wed. Evening, March 27,7 p.m. Gun Auction Riverside Auction Hall Front St. West, Hastings Weatheby Vanguard 308; Remington Remington 30-06; Winchester 30-30 model 94; Browning 308 model 818; Cooey 22; Remington 270' model 7600; TGA 12 ga. single' Shot; Winchester 20 ga. Condor 6/ u 20 ga.; CBC 410 single shot; Gaucha 20 and 12 ga. single shot; Remington 870 12 ga. mag.; Winchester Winchester 12 ga. 1300; Remington 870 Express 12 ga.; Cooey 22 models 60 and 750; Mossberg 16 ga.; 5 Lee Enfields models 303 Mark "3" Savage 308-99E; J.C. Higgins 22; Barnett cross bow 150 lb.; Blazer compound bow 60 lb.; Savage 308; Savage 300; Tikka 308; left hand model; Tikka 300 mag. bear compound bow 70 lb. Plus more guns to be consigned ' by sale time. "Note" if you wish to consign to this sale, call now or fax information to - Les Brittan, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, Hastings, 705-696-2196 or FAX 696-3613. Member of National National Auctioneer's Association. Call now to book your auction. 12-1SN Sat., Mar. 23, 6:30 p.m. "Saturday's Auction Action" Pethick Auction Bam, Haydon 10 Mi. N.E. of Oshawa Every Sat. night at 6:30 p.m. This week to include 9 pc. mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining suite, 42" oak pedestal table w/6 oak Windsor chairs, birch pedestal table w/6 pressback chairs, oak side-by-side, oak cupboard, sofa and chair set, pine falt-to-wall, washstand,' china cabinet, dressers, dressers, pine cannonball bed, settee, washstand, ash dresser w/mirror, oak pie safe, lots of glass and china, plus large load of household furniture, tools, and lots of box lots from Mackie Van and Storage and Mr. Lome Sykes to be sold as well. Viewing from 4 p.m. Ternis are. cash, cheque or Visa. For more information call 416-263-4252. To book your spring sale at your place or ours call me. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. 12-1SN Sat., March 23,10 a.m. Farm Machinery Auction sale of Farm Machinery, Trucks, Milking Equipment and Horse Equipment for Oak Ridges Farm Limited, Richmond Hill, Ont. Selling at the farm on Hwy. 11,1/2 mi. south of Oak Ridges. TRACTORS TRACTORS including Int. 5288 with cab and duals (like new), Int. 1086 with cab and duals, Int. 784, Int. 684, Int. 715 gas combine, Int. 710 plow - '6 furr. on land, Wilrich 24' cult, with wings, Int. 45 Vibrashank 18' cult, with wings, Int. 475 disc, 23' pony cart harrows, 6 row Kongskilde cult., NH 489 haybine, NH 320 baler with thrower, 6 20' thrower wagons, Lister diesel hay dryer, 40' hay elevator, Gehl 1200 Harvester with hay pick-up and 3 row corn head, NH 28 blower, 2 Gehl forage wagons with roof, 2 Dion forage wagons (1 with roof), Int. 510 seed drill with grass and fert. box, JD 7000 6 row corn planter, planter, JD 680 manure spreader, Turnco gravity box, 7 ton gravity bin; 1976 GMC 6500 dump truck with 15' platform and hoist, 1981 GMC 3/4 ton truck, 20' Cherokee 5th wheel tandem trailer, Husky snowblower - 9' double auger, Century 400 gal. sprayer, 3 pt. Superchop square bale chopper, 46' 8" grain auger, hay flutter, Surge 200 Plus 9 1/2 hp. milk pump, Surge 1000 gal. tank, approx. approx. 225' 3" PCV vacuum pipe and 2" s.s. milk lines with double, pulsation, horse cutter, buggy, harness, harness, tack, saddles, plus many other items. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524 or 9755. 12-1S • Thurs., March 21, 6Î3Ô p.m. and Sat., March 23,10 a.m. Two Day Auction Sale Selling contents from home of Mrs. Jean Tyson of Cobourg plus articles from Colbome home at Warner's Auction Hall, Hwy. 2, Colbome THURSDAY'S partial list consists of 2 fridges, 24" stove, floor model TV, apt. size almond chest freezer, auto, washer, dryer, apt. size dryer, pool table, water bed, 5 pc. walnut bedroom suite, air cond., dining rm. suite with Ige. round table (needs refin.), nice curved front antiaue buffet, .walnut sideboard, chrome suite, kids' toys (modern), trikes, sofa and chair set (like new), nice platform rocker with footstool, dishes, china and glassware, books, plus numerous unadvertised articles. SATURDAY'S SATURDAY'S sale consists of modern oak oval double pedestal table, swivel rocker, 2 modern bedroom suites with double bods, exceptionally exceptionally nice modern sola and chair set, small slant top desk, nice walnut walnut sofa table, console stereo, antique antique walnut dresser, oak china cabinet, washstand, with harp back, settee and matching chair, old composition doll, several small tables, antique chest of drawers, qty. of old pictures and picture frames, dishes, lamps, 2 nice old ' carnival glass pcs., fancy old dishes, dishes, partial set of old Wedgewood . seml-porcelaln dishes, other semi- porcelain pcs. Occupied Japan pcs., brass pcs., knlck knacks, vacuum cloanor, several mise, old chairs (need rolln.). plus numerous unadvoitlsod pcs. furnlturo, collectables, collectables, Victorian ring boxes, etc. Thursday's sale starts: 6:30 p.m; Saturday's salo start»' 10:00 a.m Terms: Cash, Cheque, Visa, MC Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355- 2106, 12-1 SN Wed., March 20, 6:30 Quality Furniture Antiques, etc. Lions Centre Elgin St, Cobourg See last week's paper for listing of this quality sale. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 12-1SN AUCTIONEER Don Stephenson Phone 623-1726 Estates, farms and all consignments wanted, 20-tfSN Employment Wanted DAYCARE or Summer care, reliable reliable experienced mother, Waver- ley area. Phone 623-9744. 12-1S Daycare MOTHER will do babysitting in her Newcastle home, close to public school. Phone 987-4976. 11-4SN DAYCARE teacher offering all the comforts of home in established daycare business. Receipts given for tax deduction. Flexible rates, current references. Phone 623- 3495. 11-48. MOTHER of a four year old is willing willing to babysit in her Courtice home five days a week. Have any questions? questions? Phone 434-8844. 12-1S Services WOMAN will clean your home. Very reasonable rates. Phone 263-4318. 12-1SN PRIVATE Mortgages - The place to go when your bank says No! Anubis Investments, (416) 668- 7200, 110 Green Street, Whitby, Ontario. 11-tfSN WOULD you like to see your name in print? It's easy - Just drop into The Canadian Statesman office, 62 King St. W., Bowmanville, to order business cards or your own personalized address cards. For more information phone 623-3303. 9-tfSN CATERING Qualified Chef Will cater for all occasions. Choice of Menu Reasonable Prices' Phone 263-8954 " 10-4SN TAX RETURNS PREPARED Personal and Small Business Returns Reasonable Rates Phone 623-3814 between 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. 10-4SN $67.50 TORONTO AIRPORT Cadillac Sedan Executive Service $84.50 TORONTO AIRPORT Super-atretch Limousine 623-2916 Visa accepted Div. of Deluxe Taxi ALL DELUXE SERVICES ARE OPEN "24 HOURS" 9-tfS Tenders Ontario Hydro Portable Toilets Darlington Nuclear Generating Station Ontario Hydro invites contractors to submit Tenders for the supply of all labour, equipment and material material (toilet tissue) necessary to provide portable toilet sen/ices, including daily maintenance and return pick up and disposal of waste off site for Darlington G.S. Work is to commence 27 APR 91 and end 26 APR. 92. Tenders will be received up to 12:00 midnight Local Time, Tuesday, Tuesday, April 9,1991. Tendering Documents may be obtained from: Ontario Hydro ENS Purchasing Unit 230 Westney Road South Ajax, Ontario L1S 7J5 Attn: Ken Way Please call for an appointment. Phone: 1-416-428-4224. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Cancer can be beaten. I lease give generously. v,r|i Mrs. H. Bradley, Free, welcomed everyone to the March 11th meeting held in the C. E. Hall at 8:00 p.m. The singing of the Ode and the repeating of the Lord's Prayer opened the meeting followed By a reading reading by the Pres, entitled "How to get along with.péo- ple.The Roll Call was Name an outstanding citizen and tell the number of volunteer hours performed in the past year. Minutes were read arid the Treasurer's report given. A 4-H newsletter and a Heritage Week Committee letter were read and will be dealt with later. The W.I. agreed to be in charge of a Bake Table on April 27th at a yard sale to held at Maple Grove Church. The committee in charge to be Mrs. Wm. Polak, Polak, Mrs. B. Burke and Mrs. H. Prescott. The District Annual will be on Thursday, May 9th, more details later. Collection and Pennies for Friendship were then taken up. The Program on Citizenship was in charge of Mrs.- W. Brown in the absence absence of convenor Mrs. T. Kelsey. Mrs. Wihlidal commented commented on the motto "The goal of citizenship is not to think alike but to think together.* together.* She said "The oath of citizenship expresses our responsibilities - a citizen is a freeman of his own community, community, has private rights and responsibilities." The oàth ' of Citizenship says I will be faithful and bare allegiance to Her Majesty Majesty the Queen according to law and I will observe the laws of Canada and fulfill my duties as a Canadian citizen. citizen. People have basic responsibilities responsibilities towards their job and toward family and friends. We have to respect the Ont. Street School News Hello, we're back with some more exciting news from Ontario St. School. There are some sports events, special events, and lots more great stories. We've had a great week. Our Carnaval Queen and King were Chantal Neapole ana Mark Hodgins. It was a horrible horrible day for ice sculptures. It was raining very hard for awhile, but we came through. I saw some really good sculptures out there. Our next school sport is Broomball. There are two teams. Miss Kyriaco and Miss Vinales are coaching the boys team and Miss Da- mecour is coaching the girls team. Members of the boys team are Jeremy Sanders, Chris Pot, Brent Huggins, Mark Hodgins, Brett Pakos- ta, John Vandergrootev- heen, Jake Davis, Greg Cartwright, Sebastian Murdoch, Murdoch, and Brent Roozen- boom. The two outstanding goalies are David .Leppert and Peter Paradis. Members of our girls team are Connie Chui, Devyn Pawley, Elisabeth Elisabeth King, Mandi Paquin, and Rebecca Taggart. On Feb. 14, Madame Bor- duas' grade 4/5 class had a Mexican lunch. The whole class helped prepare the food. They had a Mexican salad, guacomole, apricot cooler, and Mexican marriage marriage cake. Mmmmmmm sounds good! The contest for; French speeches was on Féb. 18. Most of the speeches were excellent. It was difficult to determine the winners. The three winners from Ontario St. School were Hei<}i Douglas, Douglas, Rebecca Archibald and Brett Pakosta. The winners went on to participate at C. R. Gummow in Coborirg. The winner from there was Heidi Douglas, Heidi will compete in Toronto at Glen- don College for the Provincial Provincial finals, oh April 13. Good Luck, Heidi. Our editor is Emily MacLeod MacLeod and our assistant editor, editor, is Michelle Richard, Our reporters this week are Jessica Jessica Archibald, Stephen Hoar, Fraser McArthur and Melinda Tait. ' >'7 FREE PICK UP ON Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 44-tfS Special Olympics rights and feelings of others, respect private property, care for Canada's heritage and support its ideals. We as Mothers and Grandmothers Grandmothers have a unique position, let us be moulders. Do not force your children children to keep up with others. Don't try to make your child a rose it he is a petunia, petunias petunias are lovelytoo. ' There is no place like home to learn the give and take of life. All members of a family have different view points on many subjects but that doesn't mean we can't all get along together. So it is with life in general, we have to learn to respect others others opinions and sometimes compromise to get along together. together. Mrs. W. Brown introduced introduced our guest speaker, Jim Cryderman a lifelong member of our community who spoke to us on "Special Olympics". Special Olympics are for the mentally Handicapped to participate in the special Olympics organization. Its. benefits are physical im- provemènt, seii confidence, social skills so they can develop develop socially. This organization formed in 1968 by Harry "Red" Foster. Foster. Fitness improves by participation participation ana this is year round. Recreation and Tourism Tourism from the Province helps with funding but most of the funding is from corporations, corporations, private business and the organization does a lot of the funding themselves. The Sports Celebrity Breakfast in Toronto is their biggest fund raiser. There have also been golf tournaments and bingos to raise money. The participants have special uniforms when competing and are coached by people who take special courses in coaching. There are 12 regions regions in the organization and Jim is in charge of east central region. There are various levels of competition. competition. There were 625 registered registered athletes in this region this past year and most areas areas are from age 8 with no upper age limits. There is a swim club in Bowmanville. Jim was one of 4 coaches from this region that went to Vancouver for the Special Olympics this past summer. Jim closed with a short video video of the activities in Vancouver Vancouver and answered several several questions. Mrs! A. Vandergaast moved a vote of thanks to Jim and presented him with a token of our appreciation. The meeting closed with the repeating of the Collect in unison. The group in charge served sandwiches and pickles, tea and coffee during the social hour. Bowmanville W.I. Meets For Dinner The Bowmanville Women's Women's Institute met in Trinity Church Hall on March 7th for a pot luck dinner. The meeting opened with O'Canada and the Institute Ode. The roll call was answered answered with the name of a new Canadian who has enriched enriched our Community. Mrs. Emily Slute spoke on the motto - "What has Canada to offer to people from other countries" after which she introduced our speaker. Mrs. Minnie Zer- gers, who told us why she came to Canada from Holland. Holland. She told about German German occupation of Holland and how ten year old boys were sent to Germany to work in factories. She told of the depression and how her father had to move from place to place to find work, until finally a brother in Canada found work for the family here. Her only knowledge knowledge of English was "good morning ana good day." Marion Wiseman conducted conducted the business period, after which she conducted a "green" contest, The mooting closed by repeating repeating tho Mary Stewart Collect. ' TP 1 * V.. : . V 1 ' ' T ; x ' : -.v • . . . . I '.V . , "... 1 .. " • ■ ilii Rebecca Matthews, of Bowmanville, was one of 20 children who participated in March Break activities presented at the Visual Arts Centre last week. Rebecca and the other 19 children learned about the art of animation and cartooning from Marian Marian Delaney on Friday, March 15. Students learned through a step-by-step class which included drawing their own character at the end of the session. CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE ITS FAST-ITS EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. THINK BIG - CALL THIS NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS. AUCTIONS ONTARIO BELGIAN DRAFT HORSE Auction. Markham Fairgrounds, Markham, Ontario, March 29, PULL 6pm, March 30, SALE - Equipment 10am, Horses 12 noon. (70S) 924-2799. VACATIONS/TRAVEL CANAL CRUISES: live days aboard KAWARTHA VOYAGEUR on scenic Trenl-Severn Waterway or Rideau Canal; private stale-rooms, meals, (roe brochure. Write Captain Marc, Box 1540, Peterborough, K9J 7H7. FLEA MARKETS SUNDAY FLEA MARKET, Smiths Falls, 65 Cornelia Slrool. East, year round. 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