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14-ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTODER 31, 1990 SERVICE DIRECTORy - Phone 983-5301 The Shop A PPLE BLOSSOM 'We Dont Just Specialize" We Make Every Order Spécial le Main St reet, Orono W983-9155 YVONNE MAITLKIND We Deliver Newtonville, Pan typool, Oshawa and Places ln-Between "Haîr With Flair" For T LADIES and GENTS Main Street, Orono, 983-5333 Orono Eloctric Mt. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COLOUR TVs - HI-FIs alsand Service Hotpoint - R.C.A. White Westinghouse Frigidaire - Whirlpool Wood's Freezers Magic Chef.- Hoover 983-5108 Corne to ... MOM'S KIITCHEN FOR REAL HOME COOKING fat In or Take Out Main Street, Orono 983-5310 "The Iatest ln fashions for ail. t/mes end ait needs' 983-9341 FOR-N 1K Auto Bodly and Collision Quality Body Work and Refinishing INSURANCE CLAIMS FREE ESTIMATES RAR 3 Newcastle, Ont. Phone 987-5071 FLOWERS PL US FLOWERS GIFTS and CRAFTS 29 King Street East Newcastle, Ontario 987-1 500 Betty Lycett 983-5908 Wlda Mddleton 983-9819 GRUNDY'S country Upholstory, Studio Quality Work ln -Upholstery R.R. 2 Orono, Ont. 19n3-9874 Bryon Grundy Double D Gifts &1 Crafts MAIN STREET, ORONO 983-9585 Handicrafrs Accepied on Consignment JEAN SIMONE SCHOOL 0F DANCE TAPP, BALLET JAZZ 147 MILL ST., QROrlJO 983-8218 KENDAL CHIROPRACTIC 0f fice and'Residence Dr. Ernest Schroeder B. Sc. Chiropractor R.R. 1 KENDAL, ONTARIO SLOA 1lEO (416) 983-5510 LLOYD SCOTT MA. COUNSELLING Specializing in MAARIAGE COUNSELLING PARENT-CHILD and PERSONAL PROBLEMS Orono Medical Centre Orono, Ontario LB0 I Mo Appoinmenîs and inquides 983-9792 ILHE (416) 623-8161 Jo-Elen. SPOrtswear & Gifis Suppllers 0f -Teams, Sohools & Clubs Corporate Gift Packages 102 Queen St., Bowmanville, Ontario LiC 1M6 J. Wayne Aasen PATRICK G. DEEGAN DENTURE THERAPY CLINIO 5 George Street, Bowmanville, Ontario WINDVIEW FEEIJ.S i Featuring a Specialized Line of Martns Complete Extruded Horse Rations and Supplemnents Double Cleaned Oats, Blended Sweel Feed and Pet Food Yaur Martin Feed Mil/s Deae n Durham Region 5 Mi. East of Orono/Hwy. 115 on Conc. 5 786-2578 BUS TRIP November 26, Tour Black Creek Pioneer 'Village, . at Christmas. Also visit Cullen Barns. Conformation by November 9. Phone Lorna 983-5608. 3 1, ap Clarke Parent Group Presents New Skills and At- titudes for the New Times, Guest Speaker, Gary Polon- sky, President Durham Col- lege, Wednesday, November 7 - 7:00 p.m. at Clarke High School Gym. Make the most of your skills. Take advan- tage of the coming times. Understand the challenges and opportunities facing yourself and your teenagers. Learn new strategies to effec- tively position yourself and your family in today's in- creasingly competitive marketplace. Refreshments will be served., 31, ac FOR SALE ALL STEeL BUILDING Fýctory Clearance 21:M~', 3'x4W"ý40'x7%, .We Cin erect or delivor i Supply is Liniited. Please Cal 983-5872 or Pax 9034U79 1980, Pontiac Parisienne, 350 V8, loaded, as is, asking $400.00, phone after 4:30 p.m. 983-5019. Plott hound puppies, pup- py papers àvailable, phone (705) 277-3695 after 4:00 p.m. or 983-5301 until 3:00 p.m. tUn one purebred Suffolk Ram, Berrybank Farms, 983-5231. 31,7 cpn 2 used 2' fluorescent light fixtures $10.00 each; weights and press bench $40.00; phone 983-9773. tfn CORN STOVE SALES Pine Ridge Corn Stoves KENDAL, ONTARIO (416) 983-9442 BEEF FOR Sides of beef-ï grain fed, custom( ped, frozen, gover spected, buy direct1 and save. Cartwriî 983-9471. 10 pc. Dïning R( 1$995 .00 5 pc. Duncan Pt $395.00 Gibbart Bec $995.00 Pîne Tables, c book cases etc. Country Trm Store 351115 ffi Between Kirti Lindsay turr Open Fni. Sat. 41 6-983-54 31,7,14 ALTERATI General sewit dressmaking in m: Call Wednesdays a ings 983 -976 1. FOR REN Orono stores fc various sizes, 541 Street, CI Zone, cal Marg West at 983-93 983-5962. Furnished room private entranc4 'bathroom and sittii parking, phone 983- HORSES BOA] Lianne Stable re Limited Box StalisA SExpert Care Vet and Ferrier or Reasonable Rai Ail Breeds Excel Phone 983-9235 afteî oct. 10-E u 1-41 6-579~1 i E STAFFOF MONUME!é 143 King St Bowrnanville, P ho'n.-623-i OUT dF TOVI CALL TOU.. FF Grailite Mornurh( Markers, an( Cemetery Lett Priv ate borne shiowroM.àppoini availabte Serving al l ai1 References avail After HoursC Oshawa TV.- VCR - STEREO Service CafIl ESTIMATES GIVEN 983m5082 JOHIN HRUSK, .Licensed - 15 Years Experienc SALE $1.87 lb. - AUCTION SALE cut, wrap- GRIST MILL rnment in- AUCTION SALE from farm Newtonville, November 2nd, ight Farms Friday, 7:00 p.m. Selling the contents from 2 31, 7, cpn Bowmanville Apariments, 6 - ~pc. mnatching parlour suite nom set (Jaques and Hayes), Vic- torian sofr, Victorian ladies 'hyfe Set Chair, occasional tables, or- nate Vîctorian bed, washs- d Set tand, antique chests of drawers, china cabinet com- dressers, bination sideboard, buffet hutch, kitchen suite, cedar asure chest, hoosier pantry cup- board, glass dpor shdlf unit, wy. 28 window shutters, y and glassxvare, china, 2 frîdges, ,noffcounter stove and oven, dou- noff ble bcd, sofa bcd, household Sun. items and numerous other 412 goocls. 4, ,ac Terms: Cash or Good Che- - ~que, - Auctioncer: Frank Stapîcton 786-2244. 3 1, ac 'IONS Sunday, November 4 - 12:30 p.m. ng and ORONO TOWN HALL îy home. (viewing at 11:00) and even- (Main Street, Orono) Ufn Sale to include a fine selec-. tion of old and antique fur- niture including some modern items, with an .4T outstanding selection of col- MMM0à« ý lectables. for lease, Partial list to include U4 Main Queen Anne Bowfront china dil Lyle or cabinet, butternut bonnet 0341 - Res. chest, old dressers, harped tfn back washstand,, 2 oak washstands, Quebec blanket for rent, bpx, antique armilore, ar- e, own miore with drawers, pine ing room, church pew, pine tables, 9617., parlour tables, mahogany 31, ac table, spool beds, set of 5 MwMMw»Mý pine chairs, 4 chaptain chairs L"ED and round table, several RDED misc. chairs including, MMMMMMUM" pressback rocker and chairs, reg1d chicken coupe rocker, childs Available chairs, oak hutch top e ~(modern), 6 pcs. bedroom 'n Cail suite, old pine walking spinn- ates ing wheel, oak planning cpted table, oil lamps, washboards, et 7 p.m. crocks, several named milk -Dec. 12 cpn bottles, quilts, 2 large tine advertisement signs (Export R D and Sweetcap cigarettes), NTS coke collectables including, hat trays, bottlcs and case, F. E.Russian 16 jewel pocket Ont. watch, old 12 gauge double B15U barrel shotgun, old tins and VN bottles, beaver scaler, REE postcards, hockey, basebali 848 and football cards, bechive lets hockey pictures, broad axe, ring adz, 'wood planes, yard bell, or parlour stoves, airtight wood îmrett stove (like new), apt. size dryer, carpets, plus a selec- tb~ tion of china and glass and table household articles. Once again this is a must- a11 be-there event for those in- terested in antiques, collcc- 16 tables, unique and useful ar- ticles. MacGregor Auction Services Mike -MacGregor -416-987-5402 or JuniorAW~ HeIp Wanted TREE PULLERS "to 8" high trees, men or women required Orono Forestry Station Rate of pay $1 5.00 per thousand. 'Start date October 22nd Phone 623-9749, 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Afler f ive phone 433-7290 A Bill Bramah's Ontario Doug Paînter bas been fascinated by airplanes since hc was just a tad of a lad growing up in Gloucester- shire, England. When other kids wcre playing soccer, Doug was hanging around the hangars at a nearby airfield watching planes soar into the *Ild blue yonder. Later, he learned ta fly, was employed at an aircraft company and ultimately became a pilot with the Royal Air Force. Today, the retircd North York resident's interest in planes is as keen as ever, although it's taken a, different twist. He makes classic model planes. Nothing toc, unusual -about that. But Doug's planes are in botules! That's right. He býiIds the planes mostly front plywood or plastic. Then he takes thcm apart piece by piece, inserts tbcm througbt the neck of the boule us- ing long, thin pliers, then gingerly glues them together. It's an amaz- ing tbing ta watch. Painter is thought to be the only person anywhere who can achieve this complex feat. It was enough for Rpleys "Believe It or Not" ta award hlm a certificate, and feature bis work in one of their syndicated cartoons which go to hundreds of newspapers the world over. Doug seems to take it ail in strîde. A strai], wiry, vibrant man in his seventies, he seems unconcerned: about the many awards he bas. received for bis work. But he bub-' bles with entusiasm as be tells you about the background of each plane wbicb he bas researcbed witb- metîculoui care. In one oId prune juice jug, be's assembled a brief history of air- craft. He's crammed in niodels of the Wright Brothers' Kittybawk, a sleek concorde and a space shuttlel In another bottie is one of Canada 's famed snowbirds, and a Red Arrow front the British Areobatic teani. In anotber is a "wing-walker" stan- ding atop.an old biplane. The kind of thing' you used to sec when "barnstormers" would perforni at faits. In the past decade Painter bas boWted over 200 of the little planes. His New York apartmnent is chock full of them.i. t takes weeks, even months, ta complete a single model. "The biggest problem,"1 says Doug, "is finding the right boulies. Thse next is finding the patience-to stay wîtb it. Wben you're in there, you can't rush or you'll ruin thse whole show." He says be'd like to teach thse craft to someone, but wben people see what's involved they back away front it. "I can't say I blame tbem. Only an idiot like nsyself wouild try it," hc laughs. 1Far froni being an idiot, Painter is a bighly skilled craftsman witb a flair for thse unique. Just ask tIse man fromn Ripley's.