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PAGE 34, WHITY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20,1992 I AUCTIONS j AUCTION$ AUCTION SALE. "KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS" Every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Lacated on Brock Rd., Pickering, 3 miles north'of Hw. 401 (exit,#39) Featuring every Wed. an excellent, selection of antiques, fine furniture, glass, china, collectibies, primitives and the unusuals. Sa join us every Wed. and participate'in one of Ontario's 'true' auctions With no buy-backs or reserves. *Consign- ment, and estate selîing our- speciahty.w Cail us today. Previews ftrom 1 p.m. KAHN AUCTION SERVICES (416) 683P0041 AUICTION SALE SUNDAY- MAY 24 AT 1 P.M. FOR Of1ED & MONICA NELSON OMEMEE HWY. #10, TUÀN WEST ONTO EMILY, CONO 2 TURN SOUTH AT CRESi' 0OF HILL 1972 International 3-ton cab over w/18 lit. box fan & poane con- version, 1979 Ford 1/2ýton F150, fibreglass cap, for small Ion g ox '1/2-ton, aluminum cap for fui-size V/2-tan, variaus tires, rims & auto parts, double brass bed, tow bar, space heater, cookstove w/reser- voir, -parlour woodstove, wash- stand, set, variaus other antique items, fridge, 3 stoves, 4 freezers, 4-pc. couch set-, loveseats, mir- rared bedroom ste., 7 fi. x 10-1V2 t. German sideboard w/stained glass, oak dininq room set, other house- hald fumniure, 3. desks, BBQ, ig. qty. af metal -& wooden sheîving, ice fishing hut, Rototiller (self- propelled), 2 heavy duty Sears garden tractors, 400 ceramic mouîds, ceramic bisque, ceramîc kiln, patter's wheel, tailets, sinks, picnic table, Honda quad w/boat rack & gun rack, antique firearms & haridguns (FAC req'd ') & many items too numerous talist. A sale not ta be missed. Food & refresh- ments wilI be sold. BUFFALO burgers are the special ai the day. Terms: Cash or approved credit card. No cheques. GARTH CLINGMAN AUCTIONS (705) 799-5823 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, MAY 22 AT 6 P.M. 3 MILES EAST 0F LITTLE BRITAIN ON GOUNTY RD. 4' THE ESTATE 0F THE LATE IVA WOOD 0F LINDSAY This is a sale ai good quality modern furniture in new condition. 4-pc. modern pine bedroomn ste. w/4-poster bed, 8-pc. modem oak dinette ste. in excellent condition, brass coffee & end tables, Citizen partable colour. TV, VCR lg. entertainiment centre, occas. chairs, Hlot Paint 2-dr.fridgeHFot Point automnatio washer ue1 month), Kenmore dryer,G E 30" electric stove, modern brass'bed, 15 Cu. fi. freezer, treadie sewinïg,, machine, oak hall tree, antique dressers, washstand, brasa floor lamp, gas BBO, press-back armchair, Kenmore vacuum, qty. china, glass, cooking* utensils, linens, cutlery & collectable items. Alsa- consigned, 11HP Roper riding lawnmawer w/electric start, 1985 Ford 1/2-ton truck, 12HP riding lawnmower. DON & GREG CORNEIL AUCTIONEERS RJR. #1, LITTLE BRITAIN PHONE OR FAX 705-786-2183 SHERIFF'S SALE SUINDAY MAY 24 AT 1 P.M. PETHick AUCTrION BARN HAYDON, 8 MILES NORTH 0F BOWMANVILLE, 1/2 MILE EAST 0F DURH-AM #57 ON 8TH C0NC. 0F NEWCASTLE By virtue ai a writ of seizure and sale lssued out af the Ontario Court of Justice (general division) ta me directed, I -have selzed au right, title, Interest and equity in orý In respect ai the foIbowing beloni - lngto KEN CHOPEE cob K ENS COMIOS -& COLLECTIBLES. Items ta Include approx. 15,000 comlc books hockey, eba football & other coîlectorr, sald In singles & sets, cash register, card displays, gqlass display casesfloar displays, plastic models &- lots more. Lg. sale. This saele I subject ta canelîtla upta ime of sais without further notice. No emplayee ai the Ministry ai the Attorney General may purchase any goods or chattels, lands or tenements exposed by a Sheriff for sale under 1epal prcess, either drcIyor indirectly. F.W. Jewell, =hrlfRegional Muniipality of Durham. Terms, are cash, cheque or Visa. For more Information, cal 1-416-263-4252. Sale managed & sold by: GARRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS AUCTION SALE BAT. MAY 23 - 10 A.M. AT ORVAL McLEAN AUCTION CENTER - Lg. canalgnment auction ai farm mac hinery, tractors, boats, RVs, trailers, motorhomes, approx. 50 late- model vehicles, riding lawn- mowers, construction equipment, tools Massey 165 diesel tractor, Massey 225 diesel tractor, Ford 2N tractor >urf tires, farmn machinery, John eere & Honda riding mowers, 77 Winnebago 26-W/' motorhome w/ genny, iravel railers including jayco 27' Sth wheel, 88 Bonair 31 traiter w/tip-out, 15' - 27" boats including fishing runabouts ta 88-23 Chriscraft Amerospart w/230 Cabra 1/0 and 84-270 Searinq Sundancer twin' 228 Mercruisers, 1991 Wetjet, 1990 GMC SIE pickup, loaded, certified, 84 Toyota 3/4-ton long box, 85 Toyota Celica, 91 Buick Rega Cutom 88 Fard F150 picup, 88 Plymouth Caravelle, 90 Chev Corsica, 89, & 90 Chrysler ODýavs '87,yudai Pony, 90 e U9;Wier 9 Dodge Colt, 88 Fard Escori, 91 Pontiac Snid 90 Dodgè Spirit, 90 Chev Lumina Euro, 89 VW, Fox. Also selling for the sherrif seized goods:. former taxi cabs, taxi metres & signs, base radia & 4 receivers. Partial list. Subjeot ta additions& deletions. To cansign, cail: ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS& LIQUIDATIONS 705-324-2783 SATURDAY'S AUCTION ACTION SAT MAY 23 AT 6:30 P.M. EVERV>SAT. NIGHT AT 6:30 P.M. PETHICK AUCTION BARN, HAYDON, 8 MILES NORTH 0F BOWMAN VILLE This week we have ta be sold contents af local home ta include freezer, fridge, chesterfield stes., 9-pc. dining roomn ste., waterbed, dressers, 8HP. riding lawnmower, power mowers, lots af small items, bx lots.& more. Viewing tram 5 p..Ternis are cash,_cheque or visa. #-or more irirormarion capi 1-416-263-4252. Sale managed& sald by: QARy:g4UWU 4#CTIq>S JIM' AND JOYCE O'Connor. were, Gerard .Mercer (wearing glasses) and recently recognized by the province, bis brother John have shared Urne for their long service to Durham with #he O'Connors for the past Il Region' Family Respite Services. years. Photo by Peter Tombfln, Whitby Fre.. Pr. TheO'Connors: A special, couple Joyce and Jim 0OConnor, of Oshawa are an exceptional couple. Their understanding and special siilis were recognized at a p rovincial level during National Vol-unteer Weekc, April 26 ta May 2, in Kingston, Ont. The O'Connors were selected to receive the Community Service Award by the Ministxy of Community and Social Services. They were nominated by Durhamn Association for Family Respite Services for "outstanding contribution(s) made by volunteers working in ninistry- funded prograzn." This award recognizes a maximum of 10 volunteers in each of four regions annually. Quotations -from the nomination include: "Joyce and Jim welcome aduits with developmental handicaps inta their own family on a regular but fleible basis. Lengths of stay vary from a weekend up ta, one month. "For over il years they have shared flot only their home, but their cottage as well. This bas enabled some of their 13 special needs' friands ta, experience cottage life for the first time." The benefits are felt by al three parties involved. The individual with the handicap bas an opportunity ta experience an alternative fainily lifestyle through food, pets, hobbies and routines. The entire hoet family enjoys volunteering by meeting new challenges; learning new ékills, sharing fears,'hopes and- dream while helping afiother persan -ta achieve fflment. The. client families bave developed- absolute trust'in* the Connors over a period'of time and know that their sons or daughters will be happy and well looked after. They can enjoy their periods of relief from constant responsi- bilities as they participate more fully in outside activities. The natural families return, refreshed,..ta their* regular routine. Anyone in Durham Region interested in tbf. type of volunteerism may get further information from the coordinator of volunteer services, - Mary Wilson, at 668-3812. ~r48.OO b1ild~ TREE 5BTH WIB SCOUTS held'a going through something-of a new might of fun and games to welcomne beginning themnselvesp, regrouping, beavers moving up to becorne' after a four-year absence., UiktTl~~ 5h.;Witb ~ , ,. Photo by Mark Rum~! Fr.. Pr. 1 ' *'*'« i výI&Iq