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} £ ASN ag ot WR ola aC wt iP Wide TRL Sa . MOTHER OF MYRTLE STATION - Small one bedroom apartment. Fridge, stove and all utilities included. $450.00/ month. 655-4124 or 655-4162 (leave message). 1000 SQ. FT. INDUSTRIAL Unit, gas heat, washroom, roll-up door, available immediately 985-1234. KINSMEN HALL - available for dances, meetings and receptions. Kitchen and bar. Plenty of park- ing. 985-3736. INDUSTRIAL UNITS in Reach In-. dustrial Park, immediate occupan- cy. heated or unheated from $125/month. 985-9828 or 985- 3885. ERR 2 Seasoned Ro ol Ro Saneians NEED 3 HAND? Call Murray NEL A SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 985-0069. ups, paper, . SALE TIME: 5:00 P.M. paint, leaves, yard, basement, ! Bas Auction sale at Oddfellows Hall snow, elc. S on Simcoe St. in Port Perry. A lo- PAINTING, PAPERHANGING and Ceramic Tile installation. 35 years experience. References. Charles Newsham Painting. 576- 0688. Free estimates. DAYCARE - In my home Scugog Island. Large indoor and outdoor play areas. Lots of TLC, nutri- tious lunch and snacks. 985-4255 TYPEWRITERS, fax machines, ribbons, service and supplies for all makes and models. Jenkins Business 728-7591, 985-9783. COUNTRY SETTING - Ski in par- adise. One bedroom suitable for one person. 3 kms from Lake- ridge skiing. Private entrance. Heat and hydro included. $525.00 per month. 985-9029. Rn SA FIERY TWO children, ages nine months and three years, looking for responsible and enthusiastic person to take care of them in my home. Three or four days a week, from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 705-357-3279. FULLTIME GROOM for horse farm near Utica. 852-3607. PART TIME - Friday & Saturday afternoons, Beckers 985-8175. WE REQUIRE RESPONSIBLE mature individual to care for our 5 month old son. 1:30-6:30; Mon. Tues. & Thurs. Two weeks of every month. Please call 985- 0602 and leave message. ATTENTION: INTERESTED in making $$ bucks. Full time or part time. Call Christa 985-2081. HOUSEKEEPER/BABYSITTER - Monday thru Friday 3:00 - 6:30 p.m. Cleaning, prepare evening meals, own transportation. Call evenings 7:30-9:30 p.m. 985- 0622 or 985-2930. MOTHER OF TWO will babysit, Monday to Friday in my home in town. 985-1389. WILL BABYSIT in my home. References available. Reason- able rates. 985-7116. ALTERATIONS, SEWING - 985- 7218. ER I yn | Difedrnnieel ? NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Claims against the Estate of Mil- dred Louise Hartney, late of the Township of Scugog, in the Re- gional Municipality of Durham, must be in our hands by January 28, 1992, after which date the Es- tate will be distrbuted. Dated: January 3, 1992. BAILEY AND SEDORE Barristers and Solicitors P.O. Box 1030 Uxbridge, Ontario L9P 1N3 'Solicitors for the Estate of Mildred Louise Hartney NATE . PO Box 220, Greenbank, On: LOC 1B0 FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneil's Auction Barn. Good se- lection of antiques, modern furni- ture, china & glass & tools, includ- ing antique dressers & chests of drawers, washstands, 225 amp portable Lincolin welder - Dyna- pac 4x1 amp air plasma cutting machine (1990), 20 ton press, plus a good quantity of china, glass & tools - more details next week. To consign to this or up- coming sales, please phone of fax. DON OR GREG CORNEIL, R.R. #1, Little Britain 705-786- 2183. LOST - DOG; downtown Port Perry, male sheltie, answers to the name of Fergus. Call 985- 7137. BLACK SWEATER - white flecks, skier on front. Accidentally taken from laundromat. Please return or call 1-416-649-5464. Reward. LOST - DOG; large black & white BORZOI - Reward 985-0292. PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTE- RIOR. Paint the house, garage and even the dog house. Ray 985-1910. place to go when your bank says no! Anubis Investments. 416-668- 7200 Whitby. LOVING MOTHER will care for your children in her home. Locat- ed between Epsom and Utica. Call anytime. 985-7783. HI, my name is Brooke and I'm two years old. My dad is a great babysitter, so we're looking for some company for me. Call 985- 4615. EVENING BABYSITTER - re- sponsible & reliable mother of two will babysit in my home. Meals & snacks provided. 985-9403. TYPING SERVICES: Business/ Personal, Word Perfect 5.1. Call Bernice 986-0653. NEED A HOUSECLEANER ? Call Carol 985-3218. DAYCARE AVAILABLE. $80.00 per week, 3 yrs. and up. Excel- lent references. 985-1300. BRICK WORK - Fireplace, chim- ney, eflc. Licenced bricklayer, quality work, 15 years experi- ence, references available. Phone Gerry 985-3584. TYPING SERVICE - No job too small. Resumes, reports, thesis, statements. Office Over'oad let ters, elc. Reasonable rates. Hummingbird Word Processing. 852-9414. PROFESSIONAL Wallpapering and painting. Reasonable rates. Call Roy Povey 985-0940. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction Sale, 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby, NEW & ANTIQUE FURNITURE, CLOTHING VEHI- CLES. We are selling two es- tates from Oshawa plus large consignment from a new furniture store including... 10 new sofas, chairs & loveseats (sets), 6 pc. oak & almond bedroom suite, sectional sofa, new boxsprings & mattresses, entertainment & wall units, 3 pc. Gibbard bedroom suite, 4 poster mahogany bed, 4 new round dining tables, 7 pc. Sklar bedroom suite ($4,000.00 new), table & chair sets, 8 pc. oak diner, oak bowfront china cabinet, Victorian settee & platform rocker, gramophone, oak treadle sewing machine, maple desk & chair, bed sofas, Apt. size washer & dryer, 3 air conditioners, pictures, lamps, Chinese pottery, old train set, many smalls, ladies' and kid's clothing, earrings, shoes, purses, sweaters, boots, chrome racks, elc. (approx. $50,000.00 worth to be sold as one lot), desks, cash register with GST, IBM typewrit- ers. VEHICLES: 86 KTM 500 dirt bike, 90 Firefly convertable, 87 Olds Della; 88 Brougham, 90 Lumina APV, 91 GMC 1/2 ton pickup, 83 Olds Cutlass, 83 Mali- bu. Note time: 10:00 a.m. View- ing: Fri. 1-5 p.m. Excellent selec- tion of new & used furniture. McLEAN AUCTIONS & LIQUIDA- TIONS 576-7550 or 686-3291. MORTGAGE LOANS 7 FIRST & SECONDS at PRIME RATES 7 UP to 90% NHA MORTGAGES 7 EXISTING MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD # VACATION and ALL OTHER PROPERTY # DEBT CONSOLIDATION # NO COMPLICATED INCOME or CREDIT REQUIREMENTS # POWER of SALE REFINANCES 7 REFINANCING of PROBLEM SITUATIONS # PERSONAL LOANS and LINES OF CREDIT FOR ANY PURPOSE LEASING: Auto, Boat, RV, Etc. For more information cali: 571-2880 Raycan Financial Ltd. 215 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa, Ontario results WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. "KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS", re-opening. Located on Brock Rd., Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy #401 (exit #399). Selling this Wednesday, January 22, a large estate auction featuring an extensive variety of antique furni- ture, plus many collectables from the late Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Knapp, Kingston and other private sourc- es lo include antique ice boxes, 2 cylinder record players, many washstands, oak highboy dress- ers, oak hall stand, hooded wick- er cradle, spinning wheels, vari- ous cupboards, bonnet chest, sideboards, chests of drawers, Victorian beds, brass bed, pine blanket boxes, Victorian settee, Victorian ladies" chair, set of 4 Victorian chairs, antique rockers, pressback chairs, superb 9 pc. mahog. diningroom suites, 9 pc. walnut diningroom suite, heavily carved 9 pc. Jacobean oak din- ingroom suite, outstanding ma- hog. inlaid bedroom suite, omate brass & iron bed, occ. tables & chairs, round pedestal tables, chi- na cabinets, desks, 2 beautiful hanging lamps, several oil lamps, crocks, Gingerbread clocks, man- lle clocks, dolls, collectable glass & china, nostalgia signs, quilts, hooked rugs, good primitives, brass, copper, woolen rugs, sil- ver coins, antique pictures & frames, mirrors and much more. This is an excellent sale to start off the New Year | So join us every Wed. and participate in one of Ontario's "True" auctions with no buy backs or reserves. "Con- signment & Estate selling our speciality." Previews from 1:00 p.m. Terms: cash, cheques (with 1.0.) or Visa. KAHN AUCTION SERVICES - 683-0041. (416) 985-1068 cal estate & added consignment with maple kitchen suite, freezer, dryer, fridge, stove, Hoosier cup- board top, 2 colour TV's, Beta VCR, dishwasher, humidifier, good bedroom suite, chesterfield, recliners, exercise bike, patio set, kitchen cupboard, office desk, photocopier, donut maker, milk dispenser, coffee & end tables; ceiling fan, bedding, metal shelv- ing, 2 bicycles & lots more. View- ing from 2 p.m. PEARCE AUC- TION SERVICES 655-8073. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15 SALE TIME: 5:00 P.M. Auction sale of antiques and used furniture for Huba Vancsody of Orillia; selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS comer of HWY 12 and 47. TO INCLUDE: 7 pc. wal- nut dining room suite, several chests of drawers, captain's chair, several side chairs, settee, pine vanity w/sink, trunks, 3 store dis- play showcases, metal and wood- en display shelving, Kenmore electric stove, barbeque, cream separator, 20' alum. ext. ladder; also selling are dishes, other small items. Also Kenmore wash- er & dryer, 5 new strollers. Sale sold and managed by NEIL BA- CON AUCTIONS LTD. 985-1068. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Estate sale, quality furniture, an- liques, Royal Doulton figurines, collectables, 1990 & 1949 cars at ORVAL McLEAN AUCTION CEN- TER - Lindsay. Property of Eldon Buckley estate & Mrs. A. Henry (home sold). An interesting sale including quality dining room suites, gorgeous bedroom suites, china cabinets, buffets, Victorian furniture, pattern rugs, settees, fancy carved tables, excellent 1949 Ford. Don't miss this inter- AUCTIONS (705) 324-2783 Lind- say. ORVAL & BARRY McLEAN, Auctioneers. a RR = = By Wendy Clark year we have to ook months. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 SALE TIME: 5:00 P.M. Auction sale of furniture and an- tiques for the Estate of Bill | McDougall of Sunderland; selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., comer of HWY 12 and 47. mirror, oak parlour table, hi-boy oak dresser, press back rocker, vibrating chair (like new), 6 pc. dining room suite, 2 bedroom els. Sale sold and managed by: NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 985-1068. As we head into a new many planned special activities forward to throughout the next 12 Monday Dec. 30 we had a fun bowling match with Mr. Ayers being the top scorer. On the last day of 1991 we celebrated with our own New Years party. We all enjoyed listening and dancing to music by Max Bygraves. Lots of de- licious food was devoured and we also toasted in the new year. On the 2 of Jan. we decided to take it easy TO INCLUDE: Oak dresser w/ suites, colour T.V,, linen, 78's records, cups and saucers, Sen- try safe, plus many other boxes full of dishes already packed for sale. Also store closing including large quantity of new toys, 200 Beta movies and 400 VHS jack- Pet of the Week has four pups This week's Pet of the Week is a classic man and his dog tale. For months back in the fall a man who worked in the industrial park com- plex off Regional Road 8 had been feeding a stray dog some scraps of his lunch. At first she ap- peared to be timid but over time she trusted him enough to eat out of his hand. This relationship went on for a number of months, but suddenly the dog disappeared and he hadn't seen her since Christmas. On Jan. 9 while out for lunch, the man came across the dog again, skin- ny looking and very hun- gry. He purchased some warm food from the lunch truck to feed the dog and while she was eating, out LE of the brush nearby, scam- pered four pups, approxi- mately six-weeks-old. An animal control offi- cer said the dog must have trusted the man enough to know that neither she nor her pups were in danger and in fact would be fed by this man. She says the mother and the pups are in good shape other than the fact that the mother is ex- tremely skinny and with no more milk. The mother is a Husky- cross. The age has not been determined. There are four puppies, three fe- males and one male. If you are interested in adopting these pets either individually or as a family please contact the Scugog/ Uxbridge Animal centre at 985-9547. o 's Community Spape [ Sn Nursing Home prepares for busy season 'and do a little bit of bak- ing. In the evening we held a discussion group of New Year's resolutions. The following day we had to offer bingo, flower ar- ranging and bazaar plan- ning. We started another great week with a winter quiz, then headed into a discussion of "looking over "91" and reminisced over the events that happened in the last year. The day ended with a Super Bingo. Tuesday the 7th was "Fun in the Sun Day." Morning exercises were done to tropical music. Everyone got to try something from a delicious fresh fruit tray. During the after- noon we had a sun quiz and then did some serious planning for our upcom- ing Florida-bound trip in March. Midweek was a manicure and shoe shine. Thursday (9th) the men ~ got together in the morn- ing for a men's dart ses- sion. Top winner was Mr. Percy'Williamson. During the afternoon we had crafts. Valentine table fa- vours were made for that upcoming special day. Throughout the evening was active games. The week ended with baking. Quite a variety of goodies were whipped up. The residents and staff extend their sincerest sympathy to the family and friends of Mr. Jim Grosgene. Jim passed away Jan. 1. Many will miss his company. A special thank you to the Mariposa Ladies group for the cash dona- tion towards our Florida trip. Also another thank you to the Seagrave U.C.W. for the donation of gifts for the residents. Upcoming events are Jan. Contest (15), Barber - 7 p.m (15), Winter Carni- val (16), Snow Sculptures (16), Blizzard Run - 1:30 (16), Chills/Thrills Pub Night (16), New Years Celebration Brunch (19), .. . Residents Council (20), § - Monthly Birthday party - 7 p.m. (22), Robbie Burns Tea (24), and Sewer Bowl (28). Please join us. Come join us for our fund raising brunch on Jan. 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets available at the Nursing Home ahead or at the door. All proceeds go towards the Florida trip. Hope to see you there. Due to new require- ments in my life, I regret to announce that this will be my last nursing home column I write. So long. News Ideas? call The Port Perry Star 985-7383