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Page 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 24, 1998 Auction Sales Auctions Daycare Fri., June 26,5 p.m. Cornell's Auction Barn 3 miles east of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 3 pc. Victorian parlour set; spinning wheel; Grandfather clock; walnut writing desk; apartment size freezer; automatic automatic washer and dryer; modern Hoosier cupboard; walnut chest of drawers with mustache pulls; oak cabinet sewing machine; cedar chest; walnut hall table; walnut walnut china cabinet; maple secretary; secretary; glass top dinette suite; suite; Hoosier cupboard bottom; church pew; antique wooden wheel chair; pine mirrors; blanket box; 6 pc. modern dining suite; inlaid walnut dining dining table; 5 carved walnut dining dining chairs; wicker settee; 4 refinished dining chairs, parlour parlour chairs, qty. depression glass; Limoges tea set; 12 gauge shotguns and 22 rifles; coal oil lamps; crocks; qty. china, glass and collectables. collectables. Open for showing Thurs. June 25 between 7 - 9 p.m. Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers R.R.1, Little Britain (705) 786-2183, phone or fax Fri., June 26,6 p.m. Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville Selling the household contents contents of Mrs. Stan Dunn, Bow- manville, 7 pc. maple dining suite, 5 pc. bedroom suite, bookcases, sewing machine, vacuum, quantity of glassware glassware and good china, sofa bed, remote TV, VCR, bridge set, linens, rocker, occasional occasional tables, chairs, also oak hall seat (new), old oak refractory refractory sofa table, wingback • chair, bar furniture, and numerous numerous other articles and antiques. antiques. Preview after 2 p.m. Friday. Auction starts at 6 p.m. Terms: Cash, approved cheque, Visa, MC, Interac. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton (905) 786-2244 (800)263-9886. Mon., June 29,6 p.m. Tool Auction Sale 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby We are selling tools, new furniture, furniture, furniture, etc. Including Including 6 hp. air compressor, De- Walt 12" miter saw, Delta router router shaper, Delta 10" contractor contractor table saw, Delta 14 floor drill press, Delta 6" belt san- der, drill press, wood clamps, 8 hp. gas engine, selection of knotty pine, 1x8, 2x8, 2x4, etc., large selection of hand tools, boxes of nails, 7 pc. diner, sectional sofa, sofa and loveseat, pictures, sofa, old oak sq. table, 4 old chairs, nesting tables, box springs and mattresses all sizes, bar stools, press back chairs, piano, pine table, new oak tables and chairs, 8 ft. tables, tables, etc. plus many other articles. articles. Note time 6 p.m. excellent excellent sale of tools, furnl- tiire, hair dressing equipment. equipment. Most tools are 6 months old or newer..Viewing Monday from 1 p.m. Terms cash, Visa; MC, Interac. McLean Auction & Liquidation (905) 686-3291 or (905) 432-2836 Monte Hennessy Auctioneer Farm machinery, livestock, household goods, autos., construction equipment, bankrupt & estate sales, house & land options 1 (905)263-4114 Pethick's Auction Barn Sat., June 27, 10:30 a.m. At the property of Lee Gill, Trent River across from General Store (watch for signs) 20 OLDER CARS AND PARTS: 37 Chev., 56 Chev. 1/2 ton box and parts, 64 Chevelle, 64 Olds rag top, 64 GMC dump truck-parts, 64 Ford 1/2 ton - parts, 66 Ford 1/2 ton, big block, 68 Cuda and parts, 68 Road Runner - parts, 69 Road Runner - parts, 70 Road Runner- parts, 70 Ply. Fury rag top - parts, 72 Nova - parts, 72 Chev. one ton - parts, 73 Dart & Scamp - parts, 75 Camaro - parts, 78 Nova - parts, 79 Firebird - parts, 79 Monte Carlo, 79 Z28, 80 Firebird - parts, T-bar roof, 81 Mustang - parts, 83 Blazer, 83 Pont, parts, 85 Chevette, 85 Blazer, 37 WW2 Euro side car, hi-low hardtop trailer, 14' aluminum boat, International International TD6 bulldozer, one ton dump trailer, riding lawn mowers, front end alignment ramps, stock car parts, quick change rear end, rims, shocks, springs, etc., fenders, doors, hoods, bumpers, bumpers, etc., quantity of tools, sockets, wrenches. Many interesting interesting items. Partial list. No Reserve. Owner retiring. Lg. qty. of hard to find parts. McLean Auctions (705 324-2783 or . 1-800-461-6499 Orval & Barry McLean Auctioneers . Sat., June 27, 10:30 a.m. The property of the late Oskar Buehler, Lot 20, Con. 10 Manvers Township. Take Hwy. 35 south of Lindsay to 10th Line Manvers turn east approx. 6 km. or follow Ski Road south of Omemee approx. 5 km. turn west onto Lifford Rd. approx. 3 km. 4 wheel drive 420 Belarus diesel diesel tractor; 430 Case diesel tractor; 3 pth. Lucknow Bushog; 12" Five Star post hole auger; 3 pth. log splitter; 3 pth. Vicon grass seeder; 3 ptn. Massey Harris 7' mower; 3 pth. 6' JD scrapper blade; 4 furrow 14" bottom plough; 3 furrow 14" bottom plough; 15' Triple K cultivator; 8' Triple K cultivator; Massey Harris 15 run seed drill on steel; Allis Chalmers 5' pull type combine; combine; No. #80 McCormick 5' pull type combine; 34' Allied bale elevator; 4" grain auger; 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit diesel; diesel; 4 Volkswagen cars (for parts only); 1982 Volkswagen diesel; 1970 Ford dump truck; Pioneer chainsav/s; 225 Lincoln Lincoln welder; acetylene torches torches and gauges; 2 hp. compressor; compressor; 10 t X8' log cabin; alum. ext. ladder; large qty. scaffolding; qty. cedar posts; large qty. hand and power tools. FURNITURE: Gourley upright piano; McClary two door refrigerator; corner cabinet; cabinet; double box spring and mattress; flat top farm scales; spool bed; oak dining room extension table; wine making equipment. Furniture at 10:30 a.m. followed by tools and machinery at 11. Lunch available by Millbrook & District Lions Club. Terms: Cash or cheque with I.D. The Auctioneers or proprietor will not be held responsible for public liability or property loss or damage in connection with this sale. Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers R.R.#1, Little Britain 1 (705) 786-2183 Auctioneer: Don Stephenson BARN OPEN IN HAYDON Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 3:30-6 p.m. Sat., 9 a.m.-12 Noon (905)263-4402 (705)277-9829 Consignment, Households Estates, etc. Welcome Sat., June 27,10 a.m. Real Estate and Household Contents. Estate of the late Velma Lee, R.R. 2 Peterborough, 3.5 km E. of Fowlers Corners on Hwy. 7B, 3.7 km N. on Fife's Bay Rd. HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS CONTENTS of furnishings and appliances appliances selling at 10 a.m. REAL ESTATE - 2 bdrm. bungalow, bungalow, full basement, rec. room, single garage, lg. living rm., sitting room w. patio doors to above ground pool, lot 185 x 90, across from park with boat launch - great starter starter or summer home. Terms: Offered at 1 p.m., $5,000. day of sale, balance 30 days. Sold subject to executors approval approval - but priced to sell. Info phone Doug Mitchell Auctioneer R.R. 4 Omemee (705) 799-6769 Sat., June 27,10 a.m. Auction Sale For the estate of Mrs. Kay Baskey of Port Hope, plus contents from home of Mrs. Mary Pope of Trenton to be held at Warner's Auction Hall, Hwy. 2, Colborne Good selection good clean modern home furnishings, some antiques, collectables, dishes, glassware, etc., very nice solid walnut hall table, walnut cedar chest, very nice sofa and chair set, nearly new bed sofa, ant. drop front desk, washstand, walnut magazine table, ant. dresser, ant. chest, modern dresser and chest, ant. platform rocker, rocker, nice walnut gate leg table, sewing machine, ant. Cleopatra Cleopatra couch needs re-doing, occasional chair and foot stool, music cabinet, wall unit, oak armoire, older wringer wringer washer, spin washer, qly. linen bedding, household articles, articles, glass, china, knlck knacks, etc. All sells no reserves, reserves, Starting 10 a.m. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106 Sun., June 28,12 noon Auction Sale at Port Perry Flea Market 1540 Hwy. 7A West, Port Perry Antique wooden bed; old dining dining room set; ringer washer; RED ROSE TEA FIGURINES: Gingerbread man, The Three Bears, Puss 'N' Boots and more; antique tools; old lanterns; lanterns; water skis; set of hubcaps hubcaps for a '68 Buick Skylark; coal oil lamps; DEPRESSION PIECES: pink cream and sugar, sugar, 4 dessert dishes, green sawtooth goblet; L.P.'s and Old 45's, chest of drawers, child's chair, R.C.M.P. plates, brass tea wagon, new chest waders, garden tools, trunk, table top bubble gum dispenser, dispenser, cash register bank, jet pump, corner shelf, brass piggy bank, electric guitar; accordion, flower light, 2 old dolls, wooden sleigh and horses, toys; TONKA TOYS: jeep, yellow bus, loader, grader, large car carrier, large fire truck; Belanas tractor (dye cast); Britaims tractor (dye cast); John Deere wagon (dye cast); John Deere tractor tractor (In box #6400); John Deere bailer; Super Hot Wheels; Dinky toys. Many more items still to come In. Auctioneer: Bruce Keilett (705)328-2185 Sun., June 28, 12:15 p.m. at Columbus Community Centre, corner of Spencer St. E. & D'Arcy St., Cobourg Effects from a Hastings home: Coldspot refrigerator (harvest gold); 30" Kenmore range (harvest gold); Coldspot Coldspot dehumidifier; 2 pc. chesterfield chesterfield suite; 2 pc. bedroom suite; 3/4 continental bod; 2 corner knlck knacks; cupboards; cupboards; Viking wringer washing washing machine; chrome suite; chesterfield; chest of drawers; drawers; old radio cabinet; small tables; various chairs; gas lawnmower; storage boxes; kitchen cupboard with arbor- Ito top; old hand tools; china and glassware; 2 coal oil lamps; doll cradle; pictures; sports cards; electrical appliances; appliances; plus many more Items, Terms: Cash or cheque wllh ID, No reserve. Paul Loan Auctioneer (905) 352-2403 Sat., June 27,6 p.m. Auction Warner's Auction Hall Hwy. 2 Colborne Selling new TVs, appliances, giftware, jewellery, electronics, electronics, household articles, VCRs, stereos, figurines, etc. Note time of this evening sale. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905) 355-2106 Registrations Karate for Kids (Summer Course). July and August courses available. Certified black-belt instructors. Info: Adam Gibson's Martial Gym, 697-3239. Business Opportunities CARING non-smoking home, mother with fi rst aid training, nutritious meals and snacks, lots of games, toys and fun, any age welcome. Trull's and Nash Road area. Phone 435-0368. ESTABLISHED daycare run by two mature ladies, safe environment, outings, fun activities, lunches and snacks provided, reasonable rates, located al Grandview and Bloor, close to 401. Phone 433-8193. MOTHER of two will provide quality daycare. Reasonable rates and flexible hours. Ages 3+, Carlisle Ave. Phone Chris, 623-9544. 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Among the businesses helping out were: Schoolhousc Bakery; MC Variety; Robbie's Rentals; One-Stop Carpet; Loblaws at Kingsway Plaza; Ron VanSchyndel Trucking and DJ Dave Byers. Tips on Picking Your Own Strawberries Strawberry season is underway and many people will soon be visiting local Pick Your Own farms. A Pick Your Own outing is a great way to enjoy the best of Ontario fruits and vegetables. vegetables. To help you make the most of your next outing, we have put together a few handy tips. Check in with your Pick Your Own destination destination before setting out. Guides with Pick Your Own listings are available from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (905-985-2003) and the Durham Region Fann Fresh Marketing Association. Phone the farm and make sure the crop you are interested in is available. Dress appropriately. Cool, loose and washable is the style and always take along a good hat and sun block no matter what time of day. Running shoes, work shoes or rubber boots arc recommended. Bring along a pair of heavy cotton gardening gardening gloves for bramble crops such as raspberries. Timing is everything. Cooler mornings and late afternoons are preferred by many pickers, as most field crops grow in wide, unshaded unshaded places. Helpful things to pack. Bring along and old mat, towel or section of newspaper newspaper to sit or kneel on in the field. Don't forget insect repellent. Bringing water or juice is a good idea. Browse through your favourite cookbooks for ideas before setting out. Think what you would like to do and how much you'll need with your personal harvest. Pick realistically. If you arc interested in Pick Your Own produce primarily primarily as a fresh commodity, better to make several trips over a season than pick too much on a single outing and not be able to use it all. Information on freezing, canning and pickling is available. Add some variety to your life! Make a day of your Pick Your Own outing. Pick a destination that you have never visited and pack a picnic to enjoy on the spot or on your way. Never Shake a Baby, Experts Warn Frustration from a crying baby can lead to forceful shaking and Shaken Baby Syndrome Anyone who has ever had to deal with a baby who cries excessively excessively knows all to well how frustrating frustrating it can be. When parents and other caregivers of babies are exhausted, irritable or depressed, they have a harder time meeting the demanding needs of a crying infant. Unfortunately, a crying baby can be overwhelming at times, and parents and caregivers sometimes sometimes succumb to the frustration with forceful shaking, which can lead to serious injuries and even death. Experts have now identified identified "Shaken Baby Syndrome" as a fonn of child abuse that occurs when a baby is shaken and damage is done to the brain. In some cases, shaking a baby can result in death. Experts believe that Shaken Baby Syndrome may be on the rise in Canada, and much is being done to educate parents and caregivers about how to control the frustrations they experience when looking after infants, especially ones who cry a great deal. Crying is one of the most common triggers of Shaken Baby Syndrome, so it is important to equip parents with advice and support. The IOF Foresters Prevention of Child Abuse Fund, a national charity with a long history of child abuse prevention and positive parenting education, encourages everyone who has a young baby, or knows someone who does, to do their part to offer support. Here are some tips for coping with a crying baby. Tips for Dealing With a Crying Baby: If your baby cries a lot, there may be a problem beyond m soiled diaper or hunger, You may wisli to take your baby to the doctor to sec if a medical reason can be found. However, sometimes babies cry for no apparent reason. Try these tips if you're having trouble consoling consoling your baby. • Feed the baby slowly; burp the baby often. • Oiler the baby n pacifier. • Hold the baby against your chest and walk or rock him. • If you breastfeed, avoid foods that are likely to cause digestive problems for the baby or that have caffeine in them (onions, beans, coffee, tea or cola, for example). If you have had all you can take, wrap the baby in a soft blanket and put the baby on his side (in a quiet, 'dark room if possible). Take a break, and have someone else take care of the baby for a while if possible. • No matter how impatient or angry you feel, DO NOT SHAKE THE BABY. Letting the baby cry it out when you are at your rope's end is safer than shaking the baby out of frustration. • If you do not have any family or friends nearby to support you, call your local family and children's services agency for advice. • Join a 'new parents'support group and benefit from sharing your experiences with other parents in similar situations. • Secure some literature on how to cope with the stress of parenting. Call the IOF Foresters Prevention of Child Abuse Fund at 1-800-922- 4463 for pamphlets on "Moms and Stress" and "Never Shake a Baby". Tips for Friends, Relatives or Neighbours of a Family With An Infant: Each one of us has a social responsibility to protect children. If you know new parents or a babysitter of an infant, try these helpful strategies: • Call and offer to take the baby so the parent can have a break. • Encourage the parent to call for moral support if the baby is having a particularly bad day. • Offer to take the other children children in the family for an hour or so to give the parent some relief. • Encourage the parent to join a "new parents" group in the community, Call the local community centre or family services agency to find out what's available. • Bring a meal over, • Offer to run errands or do the grocery shopping. • If you suspect that the parent is at their wit's end, step in and provide relief. For more information on positive positive patenting and the prevention prevention of child abuse, call the IOF Foresters Prevention of Child Abuse Fund at 1-800-922-4463.