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t 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 27,1983 Auction Sales Auction Sales Cornell's Auction Bern Friday, July 29 at 6:30 p.m. 3 miles east ol Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay - Little Britain Road. Round oak pedestal table (3 leaves good condition), oak sideboard. 4 Cameo press back chairs, mahogany china cabinet, maple bunk beds, Victor player piano, oak bed, Viking brown refrigerator, oak hutch, Chippendale secretary desk, . maple captain's bed, walnut gate leg table, oak dressers, console color T.V., Kenmore refrigerator, Moffat 24" electric stove, press back chairs, mantle clock, 2 pc. walnut bedroom suite, hand made quilts, V/2 h.p. Elgin outboard motor, 3 pt. hitch fertilizer spreader, 19 foot cedar strip boat, Ash airtight stove, 14 ft. aluminum boat with 20 h.p. Mercury motor, quantity of tools, china and glass. Don Corneil auctioneer. R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786- 2183. 30-1SN Bailiffs Sale by Public Auction Saturday, July 30,198310 a.m. We have been instructed by the Mortgagee to sell the Inventory and equipment of BILLY BEAVER LIMITED, Port Hope, Ontario by Public Auction Sale. Electric trains, tracks, accessories, layouts; car, truck, airplane, boat, gun model kits; Matchbox, Majorette minatures, hot car racers, kite kits, drawing and blackboard supplies, automotive spray paints, Tester paints, glues, paint brushes, balsa wood, hobby tools, crayons, markers, number sets, toys, balls, games, puzzles, pull tovs, doll strollers, posters, Hobbycraft needlepoint, wool, macramé sets, lamp shade forms, yarns, wools, beads, T-shirt decals, T-shirts, Pocket books, hobby books & magazines, wine and beer kits. Sanyo electronic cash register, Cybranet calculator, electric wall clock, 15' curved formica cash counter with lighted display window, 8'4 compartment display counter with sliding, doors, 6' x 3' pegboard pocket book display unit, 3' electric sign. Steel island retail shelving - 225 x 4' shelves, 50 upright L posts plus ends, front panels, braces. 7 full sheets pegboard, mise, smaller pieces, hooks, hangers, wire baskets,' shelf hardware, many assorted wire racks, display stands, swivel stands. Sale will be held at Doug Mitchells Auction Building, R.R. 4, Omemee - 3 miles north of No. 7 highway on Emily Park Road - past Provincial Park on right hand side commencing at 10 a.m. Preregistration Preregistration with I.D. and safe by Number. All goods sold to highest bidders - NO RESERVE. Dealers welcome. Lunch counter. Something for everyone and an excellent opportunity to save on Christmas gifts. Doug Mitchell, Auctioneer, 705-799- 6769 Ramon J. Kyles, Bailiff County of Peterborough 705- 743-8544. 30-1S Saturday, July 30 -- 11 a.m. Antique furniture and dishes complete contents of Century home, Allis Chalmers 160 diesel tractor under 1000 hrs. like new, 1976 Ford LTD. New tires and battery, air conditioning 45000 miles, property , of Charles McNeil, R.R. 3, Fenelon Falls on County Road 8 - 7 miles east of Fenelon or 4 miles west of Bobcaygeon. Square oak dining table, assorted antique wooden chairs, very ' old antique country couch, antique games table, oak buffet, antique rocker, antique parlour table, large curved glass antique china cabinet, antique re-upholstered love seat, large Victorian crushed velvet settee, birdseye maple drop front desk, lamps, wicker rocker, wicker chair, Bentwood chairs, antique copper bed warmer, Jacobean stacking tables, paintings - pictures (horses at Red Sea etc.), 15 pane French door, 2 pressback chairs, pine cupboard, antique tobacco jar, washstands, dressers, corner whatnaught, bureau, old rug, basin and pitcher set, antique single wooden bed, old quilt box, antique frame and Queen Victoria picture, antique frame and Tarrs horse dough box, bookcase, trunks, good antique spool bed, large silver chest, pine writing desk, other antique furniture, large assortment of antique dishes, peach bowl, vases, large compote and 12 place setting of Daisy and Butterfly Royal Crown Derby plate cup and saucer, Coronation plate, Mary Gregory vase, 1937 Coronation plate made for Edward, Duke of Windsor, Maple Leaf compote bowl, set English butter dishes, Mulberry sugar bowl, 12 of 18 edition Canadian Centennial Provincial Flower plates, silver tea service, old converted lamps, antique velvet gold chair, 2 oil lamps, Beaver sealer, 12 gauge double barrel shot gun, Singer treadle sewing machine, freezer, Zenith 2 door refrigerator, refrigerator, Clare jewel coal and wood electric white enamel cook stove, good console color television, Electrolux vacuum with power head, portable television, other dishes, cooking utensils, 14 ft. cedar strip boat, power lawn mower, box trailer, 3 point snowblower, 3 furrough 16" plough, wood splitter, cultivator, Bolens rnto tiller,' wheelbarrows, garden tools, rubber tired show wagon with box, seats and cattle racks, No reserve, farm sold. Note time 11 a.m. Orval McLean Auctions/ Lindsay 705-324- 2783, 29-2SN Thursday, August 4 6 p.m. Selling at Orval McLean Auction Center, R.R. 2 Lindsay antiques, collectables, furniture, appliances. Property of the Ryley family, Bethany and other consignors, Finlay oval cook stove, antique wicker chairs, old wooden tool box, oak buffet, partial set limoges dishes, hump back trunks,. copper boiler, old store tables, counters, show cases, antique lamps, antique tins, antique handsleighs, old tables, old signs, bureaus, old radios, antique cupboard, parlour tables, old light fixtures, antique wooden bed, old picture frames, books, old store display cases, sideboard, antique settee and chair (perfect), antique wooden rocker, cross cut saw, dining table and 6 chairs (excellent), color television, antique pump organ, oil cook stove, bed chesterfield, partial toilet sets, treadle sewing machine, typewriter, some antique dishes, spin washer, dryer, refrigerator, electric stove, Dominion piano, large stereo, pressback chair, refinished parlour table, wooden high chair, Oil painting, many collectables. Note time 6 p.m. sharp. For consignments or auction information call the barn 705- 324-2783 McLean Auctioneers Lindsay. 30-2SN Sat., Aug. 6-11 a.m. Good farm machinery, antique buggies and cutters, some antiques, some furniture, appliances. Property of Tom Wood, 2 miles straight north of Blackstock on Caesarea Rd., turn left on 7th concession (see signs). Yamaha 340 snowmobile (like new), new Holland haybine, Ford baler (like new), Allied automatic stooker, Ford side delivery rake, drag harrows, 24' hay elevator, large water trough, cattle sa Iter, Ford 3 furrough 3 point plough, Ford 5 furrough 3 point plough, Ford tanden disc, Massey Ferguson 33 seed drill, Massey Ferguson 9 baler, 2 cutters (good), 2 good buggies with tops, old show wagon, big blue manure spreader, stooker, old railway •wagon, single walking plough, parts of buggies, used doors and windows, nearly new Klondike cultivator, chicken waterers and feeders, rabbit cages, sump pump, new 3 point fertilizer spreader, antique steel wheel backboard wagon (Moroney maker), lawn roller, hoses, head gate, skill saw, antique oil bottles, scythes, tools, old wooden pump, old cupboard, antique wooden stroller, antique forge, antique hand washing machiné, treadle sewing machine, iron syrup pot, old wooden clamps, 2 old handsleighs, steps, buggy wheels. Délavai milk can, Quebec heater,' hand separator, hand sneers, antique Welcome national cook stove, old ice tongues, bag cart, augers, old cider press, antique couch, 2 aquariums, automatic washer, wringer washer, lamps, antique table, antique wood bed, white brass bed, chairs. Note time 11 a.m. No reserve, giving up farming. Orval McLean Auctions and Liquidations 705-324-2783 Lindsay. 30-2SN Thursday, August 4,1983 12:30 Noon New Dairy Year Holstein Sale at the Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ont. This sale ( will feature fresh Springing cows and Heifers also yeaiMings and calves (both Purebred and Grade). Early entries include a "very good" 4 per cent daughter of 1 Roybrook Laird fresh with a heifer calf by "Warden". Charlie Varty, Warsaw, Ont. sends 12 heifers from 6 mos. of age to short-bred all from classified R.O.P. dams and free-listed. Most cattle are U.S.A. eligible. There will be something for everyone, so please plan to be with us. Ed McMorrow - Auctioneer. Neil Malcolm - Sale Mgr. 416-986- 4246-5611. Ed Werry 263-2225. 29-2SN Thursday, July 28 -- 6 p.m. at Orval McLean Auction Centre, R.R. 2, Lindsay Property of William and Nadine Thornton, Lindsay, blonde oak bedroom suite with double dresser, chest, bookcase bed and good box spring mattress and night table. 2 pictures by Stuart, shelves, barometer, tri light floor lamp, 2 modern wall 1 units, Hoover upright vacuum, coffee table, wrought Iron tea wagon, Sears component stereo, drop front antique desk, dining room table, buffet and 4 chairs (like new), vases, dishes, electric can opener,. bowls, other consignors refrigerator, air conditioners, spin washer, dining room suite, excellent chesterfield and 2 chairs (like new), electric typewriter, cash register, large assortment furniture, appliances, tools, self propelled lawn mower, large Insulated new bow windows, picture window, '77 Suzuki 370 motorcycle consigned from Victoria County, 68 case 530 CK loader, '71 Ford model 4400 loader, metal lathe 5 ton punch press, new industrial band saw. A good sale. Note' time 6 p.m. Loaders 7:30. For auction Information call 705 324-2783 Lindsay. Orval McLean Auctions. 29-2SN Sewing Machine Repairs All Makes 571 1385 I I 'I I I Ml- ' tCftHHJ ( lot. Ki-I.j vv i Kh.twi DINFS PIAZA Auction Sale Farm sold. Sat., Aug. 6 at 10 a.m. Farm and furniture. Property of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gllmour, R.R. 1 Campbellcroft, Lot 10, Con. 9 of Hope. Take Peterboro County Rd. 10 that goes across between Millbrook and Garden Hill to 10th Con. of Hope, go 1 mile E. 255 M.F. tractor with quick attach loader - 1695 hrs, 165 M.F. tractor 2334 hrs,M.F. 120 baler - new hasn't baled 2000 bales. M.F. 10' self-propelled comoine model n, 4 hay wagons, Smalley PTO hammer mill plus full line of very good machinery. Quantity of household furniture. Further listing next week. Doug Mitchell auctioneer. Omemee 705-799- 6769. 30-1SNP' Nine Year Old Scores 90,800 In Video Game Barbershop Quartet Entertains at Museum r L * , ■ *•:- Sk " :/ & f* * % . _ S <- » * V I * * * 1 r\ f-' Ü £ & Jv 1 t' T 1. Y Ï fiit iïïnirTTfiiririim tf.»h n m t yet ï nia had the highest score of the 60 contestants in the Bowmanville Bowmanville Audio-Vision video game contest on Saturday morning. He scored 90,800 points, followed followed by Robert Anderson, 17, with 56,800 and 11 year old Rodger Scott with 54,800. Honourable mention goes to these contestants with scores over 33,000: Rob Wright, Andrew Hately, Matthew Tugwood, Kevin Nagel, Stephen Smith, Kyle Purdy and Terry Osinga. The contest ran from 8 a.m. to 1:30 on four machines. Trophies were presented to the top three winners. Taxes to Rise By Less Than 5% Says Region Tax levies in the Durham Region will rise by no more than five per cent each year, according to predictions from the Durham Region's finance department. In a report to regional council last week, Finance Commissioner Jack Gartley estimated that the current budget will not rise by more than five per cent annually ■ during the next five years. The commissioner noted, however, that Durham's tax rate will depend on a number of factors such as population growth, interest rates, and inflation. Expenditure projections from the finance department department were included in last week's agenda of Durham's regional council for Infor- . • mation. The commissioner is forecasting forecasting a net increase in the tax levy of 4.9 per cent in 1984. Just in Time is the name of this barbershop quartet which performed Sunday afternoon during an open air concert at the Bowmanville Museum. The foursome is shown here as they sing to a sizeable crowd which gathered on the lawn of the Bowmanville Museum to eniov the music. J Nichols Motors Receives Provincial Plaques Two plaques from th^ province of Ontario were presented to Nichols Motors in Courtice this week recognizing the car dealerships half century milestone in the local business community. The presentation was made by Durham East MP ?,. Sam Cureatz to Nichols president Fred Owen, seated. One of the certificates bore congratulations from the province while the other contained a message from Premier Bill Davis. Winners of Tennis Club 9 s Lapolo Tournament FINE QUALITY MONUMENTSand MARKERS Look for this seal it's your guarantee of permanence, STAFFORD BROS. LTD. 'Aulhoriut Dttltr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundas St. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 688-3552 Town and Region Will Discuss Location for Sewage Sludge Lagoons The Bowmanville Tennis Club hosted its annual Lapolo Tennis Tournament on Sunday at the Lions Centre courts. Mark Starkey and Rick Bain defeated Don Bradley and Mike Roberts in an exciting match to earn the doubles title. They are By Jeff Cookson tournament occured in the . The heat wave has sub- final of the Men's Doubles sided! Its tournament time at event as Rick Bain and Mark shown above, left to right, with their trophies. Earlier in the day, Don Bradley defeated Rick Bain to clinch the singles title. The tournament was sponsored by Bowmanville Audio-Vision. By Peter Parrott Talks will be held between the Town of Newcastle and the Durham Region before any decision is made on the building building of temporary sludge storage lagoons on rural property property in the Town of Newcastle. Newcastle. Newcastle's town council decided on this course of action after Planning Director Terry Edwards introduced a report on the planned construction construction of two sludge storage lagoons in the municipality. They are to be built north of Taunton Road, and are needed .as a result of the Durham Region's decision to hire a private contractor for the removal of sludge from regionally-owned sewage treatment plants. Sludge from regional sewage plants is normally spread immediately on farm fields, but the temporary lagoons are needed to store it when the trucks used in this operation cannot get on the fields. In a report, the director of planning noted that the storage areas should be subject subject to rezoning requirements and input from the public and municipal government departments. departments. He said, however, that if the sludge storage areas are considered considered as an accessory to a public utility they would be allowed by current by-laws. Councillor Marie Hubbard asked that the report of the planning director be withdrawn withdrawn and that talks be held between the Durham Region and the Town of Newcastle. "I think there are some , issues that the municipality needs to discuss at the regional regional level," said Councillor Hubbard. She added that her suggestion was not intended to be a delaying effort. Town council agreed to withdraw the planning director's director's report, pending further meetings with the town and the Durham Region. il.; Qyjlity pMl AND FAIR PRICE QO* HAND IN HANQ.THISIS THE CODE OF ETHICS ON WHICH THEY STAND the BTC (Bowmanville Tennis Club)! Our new surface got its baptism of fire this past weekend' weekend' with the second annual LAPOLO Tournament for Men. Convenor Mark Stàrkeÿ put together an excellent field of competitors result ing in a number of close matches. Perennial BTC champion Don Bradley took the Men's Singles title defeating Rick Bain 6 - 4, 6 - 2 in a very well played final. He reached the final with wins over Dan Hermer and Jim Stacharuk, The surprise upset of the rü.t.miiJ SWEET CHERRIES In Season New Potatoes Peas Beans Vegetables and Hothouse Tomatoes Apples Fred's Fruit Market Hwy. 115and35 South of Orono WE SHOUT IT LOUD ACROSS THIS NATION\ WITH EVERY GALLON OF OIL, 60ES OUR REPUTATION on Mills Bros. Fuels Ltd. R.R. 6, Bowmanville Telephone 571-3757 Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials • Markers All Design and Lettering Dene by Us en Premises --■ NO SALESMEN INVOLVED -- Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details Starkey turned the tables on Bradley and his {partner Mike Roberts 6 - 3,3 - 6,6 - 3. It was the first time in several years that Don and Mike have lost in tournament play. Judging by the calibre of play shown by both teams, it should be quite a rematch if the two teams meet again in the upcoming annual Club Tournament. The excitement generated by the LAPOLO event had its carryover effect as members began signing the list posted at the club for the 1983 Club Tournament. Sign-ups close this coming Sunday, July 31 and first matches are expected expected to begin next week, A number of younger players have suddenly jumped into that adult category such that this year's event should be one of the best in a long time. Players such as Tony Rupa, Mark Shakleton ana Tony Wind served noticè in LAPOLO that they, along with the likes of Paul Cooke, Rob Elliot and Mark Starkey are ready to seriously challenge for singles and doubles championships. championships. Go get 'em guys I DRÔPSHÔTS: ' It's nice to see A1 Strike back in the club alter his recent semi-retirement semi-retirement from tennis. Rumour has it that Lou Rundle's 5:30 club is the longest running event in Eastern Ontario. Hottest booking in town seems to be a spot in the Monday and Thursday Club Nights. It seems you have to sign up a week to 10 days ahead, Judging Judging by the number of raquets Roger Wood has broken recently recently we will be looking for llaquet Stress Report in next months Canadian Consumer magazine. Nancy Gilchrist lias rejoined the tennis ranks after trying full-time raquet- bull, Janet Bradley has gone mid-size (raquet that isl) and should be ready to challenge for Dorothy Kelly's spot as club ladles' champ. TENNIS TALK There is no doubt, this has been the best summer in years, as far as the weather is concerned. Bowmanville Tennis Club members wasted no time in getting out on their newly resurfaced courts. The pebblestone surface added a slippery new dimension to the game. Alas, many a player watched in dismay as a ball went by him or her simply because they could not do an about face quick enough. Cheer up though fellow tennis players, this surface is a necessary intermediate step to a vinyl surface yet to come. Only problem is, the final surface can't be done for another another year and a half, in order to give the new courts time to settle and harden properly. Any members who were present at the last social night saw two senior members receive receive Honourable memberships memberships from Club President Don Bradley. The two ladies Lillian Dippell and Marion James were very grateful to receive such an honour, and a letter of appreciation was received by the club a few days later thanking them for their consideration. If one goes at the right time to the courts behind the Lions Centre, you can still catch these 'young' ladies enjoying a game of tennis. It's nice to know that age is not a major factor in enjoying this sport. Another social night is coming up on Thursday, Aug. 4. These nights which the club tries to hold once a month, provide an excellent opportunity opportunity for members to meet and get to know some of the local people in their community, or renew an old aquaintance. New members especially should try and take advantage of this chance to socialize, play a little tennis, and make some new friends, It's a casual evening and refreshments refreshments will be provided by the club. Renovation Starts Monday, August 1st to 70% OFF Collector's Plates - Waterford Crystal Noritake China - Hummel Figurines and Much, Much More! We will be closed MON. and TUES., AUGUST 15th and 16th Grand Re-Opening Wednesday, Aug. 17th Oshawa Centre (Main Level Near The Bay) Telephone 576-5233