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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 22, 1981 CLASSIFIED 623-3303) k i --i ■ "■ ■■ ■ * Employment Wanted BHS Students Donate $780 to Heart Fund Cornell's Auction Barn Friday, April 24 at 7 p.m. 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay • Little Britain Rd. Pine chest of drawers, 5 matching pressback chairs, oval top trunks, oak diningroom diningroom extension table, Annex stove, parlor tables, 6 pc. walnut walnut diningroom suite, antique dressers, coffee and end tables, settee, parlor chairs, anvil, refrigerators, Wilkinson single walking plow (excellent condition), metal office desk, quantity of picture frames, quantity of fools, numerous other primitive pieces, plus many more antiques, furniture furniture and household Items. Don Cornell, auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 16-1N Auction Sale Saturday evening, April 25 at6p.m. Private estate from Toronto in care of the Public Trustees to be held at Stirtevant's Auction Hall 33 Hall Street, Oshawa plus community sale (all furniture welcome). Sales room open Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Also Saturday 11 a.m. to sale time. 3 piece sectional chesterfield suite, coffee and end tables, refrigerator, electric stove, automatic washer and dryer, washing machine, dinette table - four chairs, 2 single continental beds (by Simmons), 3 pc. bedroom suite, chest of .drawers, dressers, wardrobe, power lawn mower, color T.V. (good working order), vanity and stool, shotgun, wall clock, drop leaf table, radio and record player, end table lamps, portable sewing machine, portable black and white T.V., desk and chair, wall mirror, pictures, stereo, rugs, wooden chairs, linen, 'bedding, dishes, pots and pans. All , small kitchen appliances. This Is a large sale. Plan to attend. 1975 Chrysler New Yorker. Terms cash, no reserve. Myles King, auctioneer. Office - 725-5751, home 723-0501. 16-1 Thursday, May 21 Sale Time: 12 Noon Complete - Llfloc Holstein Dispersal for Mrs. John McConkey 8, Son, Peterborough, Peterborough, selling at Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Including 50 head registered classified ROP tested. Free listed, Including daughters of Popular Unit Sires, featured at sale Includes 15 first and second calf heifers, 6 Red and Whites. This sale will be followed by the Dairymen's Delight featuring bred and open heifers, fresh and springing springing cows. Entries are now being taken for this sale. Please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge (416) 852-3524. 16-1 Thursday, April 30 Sale Time: 6 p.m. Auction sale for the property of Rocco Martino - 3 miles south of Uxbridge on Hwy. 47, to old Stouffvllle Road (property Is the former Tuck Ranch), first place east of Hwy. 47, on old Stouffvllle Road. Including 1946 Ford car sedan - In good condition, truck cap, cattle feeders, rabbit cages, large qty. of scrap, ladders, barn fan, platform platform scales, vise, cash register, store scales, nut warmer, dressers, freezer, fridge, electric stove, tools, plus many more articles. Lunch available. Sale managed managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge (416) 852-3524. 16-1 Auction Excellent family home by auction. Saturday, April 25 ll a.m. Property of Archie Mc- Faayen, 104 Regent St., Lindsay, Lindsay, 2 storey, 4 bedrooms with large closets, dining room and living room - all broadloom, large kitchen with many cupboards, cupboards, office, well decorated, good dry basement, games room, toilet In basement, forced air gas furnace, all gas appliances go with home, sun- porches, home well Insulated, new roof, good steel white siding, close to schools, church and shopping, paved drive, garage, good garden on 198' deep lot, excellent north ward location, don't miss this opportunity, sale subject to owner's approval. Terms $5000 at sale, balance 30 days on closing. Open 9, a.m. sale day or by appointment only 'fh owner 324-2786 " wl McLean Lindsay. Auctions Or va I 324-2783 Thursday, April 23. 7 p.m. at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Good household contents, property property of Albert Jefferies, founder of Lindsay Glass, furniture, appliances, some antique furniture, nearly new chesterfield set, solid maple 7 pc. dining room suite, good bed chesterfield set, single brass beds complete, 2 white chests, fireplace screen tools and blower, antique buffet china cabinet, pressback rocker, buffet with leaded glass, dryer, Insulated tub washer, drum table, wing chair, colonial rocker, console sewing machine, blonde bedroom bedroom suite, a large variety of furniture, tools, dishes, etc., a good sale, No reserve, To consign consign to barn call 324-0182 days or 324-2783 anytime. 16-IN crocks; antique desk phone. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale time: furniture 11:00 a.m., machinery 12:00 noon, cattle 3:00 p.m. Lunch available. Carl and Greg Hickson, auctioneers, auctioneers, Reaboro. 705- 324-9959. 15-2 Saturday, April 25 Sale Time: 12:30 noon Auction sale of machinery, furniture, antiques and skldoos. The property of Mr. and Mrs. G. Grabowskl, of Port Perry Florist, being one mile south of Port Perry on the Oshawa Road. Watch for signs. 8N Ferguson tractor with 3 pt. hitch, hay wagon with rack, 3 skldoos, horse cutter, 2 row J.D. corn planter, Int. mower, cultivator, cultivator, tandem disc, sprayer with 3 pt. hitch, small seed planter, weigh scales, chicken feeders, R lastlc hose, wagon load small ems, forks, shovels, etc. Scrap Iron, oil furnace, work bench, chain saw, 24" gas stove, stereo, radio TV, bedroom bedroom suite, drop leaf table, antique cupboard, antique chairs, arm chairs, bed chesterfield and chair, automatic automatic washer and dryer, box stove, wringer washer, rocking rocking chair, sewing machine, dishes, and many more items too numerous to list. Properly sold. Lunch available. Sale at 12:30. Sale managed and sold by Murray Jackson, Auctioneer- Auctioneer- 1-416-985-2459. WANTED-repairs. All makes of sewing machines, washing machines (automatic and wringer), dryers and stoves. * 110" Call TO to 6.623-1471. 14-tfN May 2 Farm sold. Auction sale of implements, Registered and grade Welsh ponies, antiques and furniture. The property of Milt Burdd lot 7,con 13 Mariposa Mariposa north of Hwy. 7 on 46 Hwy., 4 miles to 13th line and Vi mile east; Massey Harris 30 tractor PTC) good condition; JD 24T baler PTO; MH side rake; Cockshutt 365 mower 3 PTH; MF 3 furrow plough; Massey Ferguson 160 manure spreader PTO; MH 16 tooth cultivator; drag harrows; round bale feeder; 2 grain augers 10 ft. and 16 ft. with motors; farm scales; Allied hay elevator 30 ft.; MH cultivator cultivator 3 PTH 17 tooth ; 2 Wagons with racks; pig box and scales; Sedra double blade snow blower ; Dansuer post hole digger; balestooker; 2 milk units; MH grinder; JD 800 snowmobile; 20 ft. water trough; 2 sets light sleighs; set double pony harness; 2 sets double draft pony harness new; pony collars 16' and 17'; set single driving harness; double driving lines; 2 show wagons full circle; 2 pony buggies; tbngues; shafts; anfloue racing cart; double seated pony cart; Viceroy buggy; McLaughlin rubber tired buggy; 4 hard rubber tired buggy wheels; steel wheels; 4 chrome buggy wheels; horse saddle; 1 chestnut chestnut mare 8 yrs. colt by side; chestnut yearling; Palomino mare 8 yrs. In foal drives with Snowball Marigold; mare rising rising 5 yrs.; Palomino stallion Reg.; Bay mare Reg. 7 yrs.; Bay mare Reg. yearling ; Bay mare Reg. 6 yrs.; due July; Reg. Roan chestnut stallion' yearling; Reg. Palomino mare 11 yrs. foal by side; Reg. chestnut Roan yearling; 2 grey gelding Reg. 3 and 5 yrs. drive together; Reg. cream •mare due Aug.; Reg. Roan chestnut mare 10 vrs.; Frigidaire Frigidaire fridge; Lionel 85 camper sleeps6; GE stove; Schumann 8, Sons piano and stool; Westinghouse dryer; love seat; antique picture frames; lion claw bar back chair; wicker rocker; barrel butter churn; wicker chair; rope seated bedroom chair; oak dining suite; chest of drawers; antique chairs, crocks; roll top desk and chair; Quebec neater; sealers; sealers; dishes; pots and pans; Iron sap kettle; grain cradle. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale household 11:00 a.m., machinery 1:00 p.m., cattle 3:00 p.m. Greg Hickson, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959. 16-2 Farm Sold April 25 Auction sale of livestock! implements implements and some household furniture. The property of Bert and Barbara McMillan, lot 18 con 3 Otonabee Twp. 12 miles east of Peterborough on Hwy. 7 to 2nd concession and 3 miles south or 4 miles east of Keene to Vi I llers Corners and Vi mile north; MF high arch 180 diesel Tractor - multi-power; Int. 434 diesel tractor with 150 manure loader hyd. bucket power steering; Farmall C gas tractor; MF No. 9 baler pto; New Holland T trail type power mower; AC 192 tractor manure spreader pto; JD side rake; Int. 13 run seed drill combination; Mf 12 ft. cultivator cultivator 3 pt.; Int. 8 ft. cultivator pull type; Pittsburg 10 ft. Tandem disc; 14 ft. chain harrows; harrows; 3 pt. big bale tqngs; Farm Hand bale buncher; 34 hay and grain elevator; 20 tt. hay elevator; Grove 5 ton wagon with 8' x 20' rack; Grove 3 ton wagon; 3 pt. field sprayer 20' booms; 3 pt. fert. spreader; 1979 Patz stable cleaner 142' chain sells; Allied 35 ft. grain auger 6 In. one wheel pto; 20' - 5" grain auger; 20' - 4" grain auger; 16' - 6" grain auger; gas engine; Briggs 8. Stratton engine 7 h.p.; bin grain dryer; pig feeders; 2 wheeled dump trailer; cattle oiler; Beatty staunchlons; 4 round bale feeders; approx. 2000 bales hay; approx. 200 bales straw; 41 mature Hereford cows with 28 Hereford and Charolais calves by side; remainder of cows due July and August; Reg. Hereford bull; herd negative to Brucelosls test; box stove; Acorn fireplace; dresser; churn; lantern Gigantic Antique Auction Sale Sunday, April 26 at l p.m. Preview Friday and Saturday, 1614 Charles St., Whitby, one block south of 401 on Brock St., one block west of lights. Many museum and showroom pieces and fine furniture. Consisting of diningroom suites in oak, mahogany and walnut, round tables pedestal type, round glass china cabinets, tea wagons, corner china cabinets, Queen Anne and Victoria chairs In therry, Chippendale secretary desks, hall stands, oak sideboards, four poster bed, spool beds, rockers, empire suites, picture crocks, very ornate East Lake sideboard (20 pieces of bevelled glass and mirrors) with carved pillars (1880 era), 6 Royal Doulton figurines out of production, kneehole desks, signed Webb crystal, satin glass, cosmose glass, cranberry glass and fine china, many oil lamps, including cranberry banquet lamps, hundreds of other Items not mentioned including pine furniture. See you there. This is the finest selection of antique furniture, fine furniture, furniture, and glass ever put together. together. Terms cash, cheque or Visa. Bill Wannamaker, Auctioneer. Auctioneer. 666-3731 days or 579-2650 evenings. See you at our regular Thursday night sale containing many pieces of modern furniture and antique furniture. Also many good collectibles collectibles Including gfass and china. Also large 9 piece walnut walnut diningroom suite this Thursday night. 16-1N May 9 Farm sold. Auction sale of livestock, Implements and household furniture and garage equipment. The property of Wayne Jubb lot 6 con. 2 Fenelon Twsp., first farm north of tambray Village; 624 Int. diesel tractor power steering; Cockshutt 411 diesel tractor 3 pth; with manure loader hydraulic bucket; Int. 46 trip beam plough 4X14's 3pth; Int. 3 furrow furrow plough pto; Int. 37 baler P to; hay elevator 30 ft.; 1968 ord Vi ton; Case 7 ft. power mower 3 pto; Case side rake; 3 section drag harrows; 16 ft. grain auger with 8 ft. extension; extension; Viscount 3 pth fert. spreader; 2 roller bearing wagons with racks; 200 gar. gas tank; MF 5 h.p. roto tiller; Homel Ite XL chain saw; power lawn mower; 1980 air compressor5h.p.; Lincoln 225 elect welder complete; Brute sand blaster; Wi ton floor lack. Wolff bodv orlnder; Sinks spray gun; l'/a ton Porta-power Porta-power air vibrator; 1975 Empire 19 ft. fifth wheel trailer trailer with hitch; many other items approx. 500 bales mixed hay; approx. 300 straw; 5 Charolais hfs year old; 6 Charolais steers year old; 4 Hereford steers year old; 2 Hereford steers 6 months old; 4 Suffolk ewes; 1 ram; square table and 4 chairs; Singer sewing machine; Power- master cross bow; tea wagon; dresser; antique table; beds; cedar chest; dishes; glassware; glassware; cook stove; Viking deep freeze; Gibson refrigerator; Crosley HD stove; oval walnut table; restored buffet; restored restored washstand; desk filing cabinet; French provincial chesterfield and chair; 2 end tables; coffee table; TV; 1972 Ski-doo 24; 1971 Skl-doo 19; '76 Honda CB500 twin. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale times: arage equip. 10 a.m., house- old 11 a.m., Implements 2 m„ cattle 3:30 p.m. Carl ckson, auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 15-4 u Auction Sale For Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilson, 2 miles east of Newcastle on the north side of No. 2 highway. highway. Farm stock and'Implements and'Implements selling on Saturday, April 25 Farm sold - no reserve. Sale time 1 p.m. Case tractor 300, tire chains 13"X24", Ferguson tractor 2080 and heat houser, Ferguson plow 3 furrow, Ferguson spring tooth harrow, MF plow 3 - 12*', box trailer, Cockshutt seed drill, disc, 4 sections of harrows, 3 ton wagon and rack, International combine, 133 Case baler, Case rake, bale buncher, International International power mower, 2 manure spreaders, 12" post hole digger, McKee snow blower, Case hammer mill, circular saw, 32 ft. elevator, 2 drum roller, Surge milker unit, a dirt bike, cement mixer, snowmobile, snowmobile, caboose, mini bike, Massey - Ferguson corn planter - 2 row, 2 Heifers with calves, 9 cows with calves or due by time of sale. Small articles. Farm sold. Terms cash or good cheque. L. Harris, clerk. Pethlck and Reid, auctioneers. 16-1N Auction Sale Saturday, April 25 at 11:30a.m. at Orange Hall, Cobourg Partial effects of local home, antique oak sideboard, antique dressers, pressback rocker, antique wheelchair, odd antique chairs, chest of drawers, string of brass bells, wooden chairs, 2 pc. chesterfield chesterfield suite, Cobourg bottle, Victor radio • record player combination, Simplicity wringer-washer, old hand tools, chrome suite, portable sewing machlng, vacuum cleaner (as new), quantity of hand tools, electrical tools, aluminum ladders, garden tools, 1970 Snow Prince snowmobile, snowmobile, wood stove, hardware, hardware, tool boxes, dishes and glassware (some antique), good linens, electrical appliances, appliances, shelving units, and numerous other Items, Terms cash, no reserve. Paul Lean, auctioneer. Call 352-2403. 16-1 Saturday, April 25 10a.m. An excellent auction sale of tools, the property of Al Cochrane, Cochrane, will Be held at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 ml. north of Uxbridge, Including Craftsman Craftsman radial arm saw • 10" (110 or 220 with stand and sawdust pick up), Craftsman 10" table saw with stand, Craftsman 3/4" socket set up to 2" with ratchet bar and 2 extensions, circular saw - 7Vj" with electric brake, %" drill, mitre box, 4" belt sender, 3" belt sender, 4" pad sander, electric stapler, 4" belt sander with sawdust pick up, 3" electric planer, router - IVa hip. with built-in light, sawdust sawdust pick up, % electric Impact wrench, 7 carbide tip blades -10", % variable speed drill, moulding set with 8 set cutters, adjustable Date head - 7" - 8 tooth, 17 pc. carbide tip router bit set, router template set, router trimmer attachment, attachment, router bit sharpener, 6 boxes planer blades, 15 new router bits, Va drill chuck for radial arm saw, 15 pc. router bit set, set of wood chisels, Craftsman lawn mower, Toro 5 h.p. snowblower with electrict start, 5 h.p. roto tiller, Homel Ite chain saw, 23 channel CB, gardening tools, ratchets, sockets, large qty. of wrenches, McCleary cook- stove with warming oven and reservoir (excellent cond.), box trailer. Note: The house' has moved to an apartment - been sold. Mr. Cochrane has moved to an apartment - everything must go. Without doubt the best qty. and quality of tools we have ever sold - nearly all In new condition. Some of them never been used. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 15-2 Farm Sold May 2 Auction sale of livestock implements. Furniture and large quantity of antiques. The property of Ken and Llndap Thompson lot 11 con 8,8 miles southeast of Peterborough on Old Keene Rd. to Mathers Corners and Vj mile south; 1979 JD 3130 tractor with cab, 80 h.p. 600 hrs. like new; 1972 JD 510 tractor with loader; 1953 Case tractor live pto 3 pth; 1978 JD 1209 hay cut- conditioner; 1978 JD 5 ton wagon; 1979 Knerveland 4 - 16's semi-mount plough spring reset; Allied 32' elevator on wheels; Allied 20 ft. portable elevator; May rath elevator on wheels; 1980 Brady 12 ft. trail cultivator; Int. 46 baler pto; Int. 16 run seed drill grain grass and fertilizer; Int. 10 ft. frail type disc; 2 drum land roller; 5 sections spike harrows; harrows; 3-250gal. gas tanks with pumps; AC tractor manure spreader ground drive; 8 round hog feeders; 12 ft. grain auger; 28 ft. grain auger; Aerator for grain bin; Cockshutt Cockshutt hammer mill; Int. 80 pull combine 7 ft. pto; electric motors; 10 h.p. electric motor; Int. hay rake; 1980 Inland snow blower; 1962 Chev 60 - 3 ton truck 15 ft. platform with 6 ft. racks sells as is; Int. 7' trail mower; 3 furrow ace bottom trail ploughs; many other Items; 20 Limousin and Shorthorn cross cows; second 'calves due April and May bred to purebred Hereford ; Westinghouse fridge; red cherry bedroom suite Includes washstand 1890-1900 era; cutter; pleasure sleigh; sleigh bells; buggy ana wagon wheels; spinning wheel parts; grain cradle; broad axes; antique spool bed ; 4 antique washstands; large quantity of dishes; several silver dishes; cups and saucers; mixed pieces of toilet sets; Flreco wood and coal stove; pine cupboard with glass doors; several pine cupboards; pine blanket Nursing Care We specialize in care of patients In their own homes. Our carefully screened, insured insured and experienced nurses, companions and homemakers are available for full time, part-time or live-in nursing care. Available 24 hours. COMCARE 571-3501 16-1N LAWN & GARDEN CARE Trimming Grass Cutting Hedge 1 TH I in Edgelnç Roto Tilling No JobsT00 Big or Small LOW LOW PRICES Discount for Senior Citizens Phone Doug at 623-1537 For Free Estimate Changing to Gas? We will pump out your oil tank. REASONABLE RATES 571-3757 Local Woman Involved in Tri-Chem Art By Cathy Denny BHS Co-op Student In the ever changing world in which we live, some things just never change. Tri-chem embroidery is one of those things that have been around for ages. Tri-chem, unlike the earlier embroidery, is made with paints rather than thread and is still one of the more interesting hobbies around. Some people, like Gisela of peopli Gisela's Variety Store in Bowmanville, work on this craft for hours a day, making not only a hobby out of it but for some people, a career. Gisela has been a tri-chem instructor since January 1978, having only discovered it the previous year. This only goes to prove Glktia's statement, "It is so easy that a baby could dç it," she laughed at her over-statement. It was just recently that Gisela was named a regional leader because of her love of the art and eve more, because of her talent. Gisela, along with all of the instructors in the region will be setting up a booth at the Oshawa Home Show in the Civic Auditorium beginning the 23rd of April and ending the 26th. This along with the annual Tri-Chem Convention in Toronto in July will give all tri-chem users a chance to compare notes as well as familiarize many others with the art. The tri-chem paint can be applied to almost any surface including wood, fur, porcelain, and linen. The paint is contained contained in a tube and is easy to apply to any texture. It is conveniently washable, bleachable and dry cleanable. Gisela now sells her tri- chem art at her home in Bowmanville. Although she is considered just a beginner (only four years under her belt), Gisela has accumulated a whole room, plus an attic full of her work. "I know that I will never in my life be able to use all the tablecloths, bedspreads, bedspreads, and aprons that I have made for myself, but I just can't seem to part with any of them," sne said, adding, "You, know, sometimes sometimes I am my best customer!" •ds; pli boxes ; picture frames; 2 pine drop leaf tables; antique settee ; antique bottles; crown sealers; earthen jugs; set antique kitchen chairs, pine table and chairs, arrow back chairs; butter bowl ; hall rack. Terms cash. No reserve. Antiques at 10:00 a.m. Machinery 1:00 p.m. Cattle 3:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro. 705- 324-9959. 15-3 Saturday, April 25 Sale Time: 1 p.m. Auction sale of the complete estate of the late Mrs, Ada Moyer, Stouffvllle. Selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Including tables, chairs, antique dishes, 2 spool beds, antique music cabinet, chair, wicker chair, 20 gallon crock, plus many other Items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge (416) 852-3524. 16-1 Thursday Evening, April 23 6:30 p.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale for the property of the estate of the late Olive Young, Sunderland, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 ml. north of Uxbridge, Including GE washer ana GE dryer (matching set In excellent condition), GE 2 door refrigerator, electric stove (good), walnut dining room suite, tables, 6 chairs, combination buffet and china cabinet (beautiful suite In excellent excellent cond.), Electrohome color TV, bedroom suite, small parlor table, oak dresser, press back chairs, writing desk, walnut tables, stereo, linen, chime clock, cedar chest, cookware, large qty. of antique dishes, Note: this is an excellent quality sale. Everything clean and In excellent condition. Sale at 6:30 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 15-2 14-3 eque to the Heart Fund from High School's student body was A $780 chec Bowmanville presented to campaign organizers last Monday. The February heart fund campaign objective was $7000 and organizers were delighted when donations went over the top. A total of $8,208. was collected. B.H.S. students raised the major portion of their donation through fund raising activities during the school's carnival week. Pictured from left are: Mary Rose Clark-heart fund vice chairman, Ali Van Heiningen-heart fund chairman, Danielle Godin-student council treas., Scott Kelly- student council pres., Lee Anne Willatts-vice pres, student council and Suzanne Ball-student council secretary. 14-4N Car For Sale: Whitewalls, Good Paint Job - Price Only $60,000 A better investment than gold? Pictured here, this rare 1936 Auburn with a straight eight cylinder engine is estimated at $60,000. It and about 200 other automobiles dating from 1910 to the present will be on sale April 24, 25 and 26 at the Oshawa Auto Auction, Highway 401 and Courtice Road. Buyers from all over Canada will inspect the selection of antiques, hot rods and Indy pace cars, hoping to make an investment or relive the past. As an investment, for example, how about a 1930 Ford Model A Roadster? In five years, auctioneer Mierle MacDonald said, its value has gone from $5,000 to $20,000. Way back in 1930 it probably went for $400 brand new. Not only that, it gets 30 miles to the gallon. By Karl Shaw There are three areas of concern aside from price, for the family who is considering having a pool installed: The S roduct, the installation, and le installer. Some product variations have no bearing on the performance or longevity of the pool, but in some instances, the variations can be. critical. Be sure that you know what you are buying. Make a list of the features which you want and do a real comparison between the companies and what they offer. A company can price a pool very low by offering a cheap product which will give less in durability, material, and care in workmanship. Remember that you are making making the second or third largest investment of your life and you want it to last. The lowest price is not always the best U ^' Installation Many of the aspects of the installation can be evaluated Swimming Pool Corner IV O Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Design end Lettering Done by Us on Premises -- NO SALESMEN INVOLVED -- Please Telephone 728-31 ll for Full Details from one company to another by using a similar comparison list. Here you will want to talk to the prospective installer and find out how he installs his product. You should insist on seeing at least two pools installed by the company which you favor. It is important that the pool company do their own installations installations as opposed to subcontracting subcontracting them out to others.' You don't want to have difficulty getting the installer to come back because the arrangements you have made are with another party. The list of items to compare from one company to the next should include referrals, plumbing specifications, type of hard bottom, and written guarantee. The best product can be reduced to an eyesore with slipshod installation. Installer Probably the most important aspect of all will be the integrity of the installer. He should be reputable and belong to some of the organizations which demonstrate demonstrate an interest in the community. community. (Chamber of Commerce Commerce and possibly a service club.) Some questions to ask the prospective Length of time in the business,? business,? Any name changes or bankruptcies,? Is the installer in this business as his major source of income, or does he have a regular paying job as well? Does the installer live in the community in which he works? How committed is this man going to be to taking care of you as a customer after the sale, during the installation, and after the pool is in? As a footnote to this article, it is worth mentioning that there are no government standards for residential swimming pool construction. The building codes do not apply so you have .to become involved for your own protection. protection. Deal with full time professionals professionals who come highly recommended. PERFECT POOLS • Inground & Above Ground • Sales & Installations For SERVICE & QUALITY Call 7 28'6704 As close as your phone 3hfed Mc/û ' 1015 King St. E., Oshawo al the Bundle Garden Centre AUCTION LARGE SELECTION - TOP QUALITY BRAND NEW, BRAND NAME FURNITURE PERSONAL - HOUSEHOLD - GIFT ITEMS FULLY GUARANTEED BY MANUFACTURER On Sunday, April 26th, 7:00 p.m. at Toro Liquidators • Hwys. 7 & 12 at Thickson Rd. 2 miles north of Brooklin. Open lor viewing end pre-auction purchasing Tuesday through Friday - noon to 8 p.m. Saturday 10 till 4 PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS , 2. 3 4 <plece chesterfields, bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchen sels end I sccsssorlss, lemps, stereos, TVs, colles, end end lebles, gills, toys, novelties, tools, redloe, hldeebede, pelnllngs, niellreee sets, plus numerous olher Hems. Antique reproe. china cabinets, hall elands, larn elands, braes beds, tea carle, wall clocks, rockers, TERMS: Cash -- Chargea -- Mener Card -- Cheque with I.U. Allied Auction Group, 636-0500 Now Here! (Not exactly as shown) Solid Pine Wall Units at Very Reasonable Prices. LOFT 1 bZ Simeon Si South Oshawa '>79 S'il l APRIL 30 th IS INCOME TAX DEADLINE. And at H&R Block, we're geared up to handle your tax return right up until the last minute, We'll prepare your return quickly, accurately and at low cost. But why wait? Call us or drop in today. This year be sura, H*R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS 111 King St. East, Bowmanville Phone 623-6957 Mon.-Frl. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. ■ 5 p.m. - APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE - 1. I