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( 14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, July 11,1984 Classified Ads Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Auction Sales AUCTION SALE Saturday, July 14 at 11 a.m. Giant Selection - All new merchandise Timex 16K computer, fireplace set, dinnerware, canning set, Ghetto Blaster, Encyclopedia set, air cleaner, electronic games, Fisher Price toys, large assortment good quality tools and equipment includes bench grinder, socket sets, sledge hammer, axes, etc. Housewares include stainless mixing bowl set, glassware, copperware, wicker, crystal, iron and stainless steel cookware, silverstone cookware, flatware, carving set, lamps, mixer, hairdryer, etc. Wet-dry vacuum, assorted toys and games, clock, watch, movie camera, tarpaulin, gardening tools, chess set, hunting knife, assorted knives, stereo speakers. Many more items too numerous to mention. Come and view Friday, July 13th at 11 a.m. • till 7 p.m. Northwest corner Wellington and Nelson Sts., Oshawa. Don't miss this one. Garni Auctions. 28-1SN Auction Sale . Friday, July 13th 7:00 p.m. At our centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28. Selling a very large selection of good house paint in gallons and quarts from a Toronto hardware store closing. Paint tinting and mixing machine, cash register, chesterfields and chairs, china cabinet, beds, desk, chest of drawers, water pump, new 8' x 11' rug, kitchen set, chairs, lamps, pictures, propane range, like new Norcold electric camper fridge, 15' Prince Craft boat with 40 h.p. Johnson motor and good trailer, 14' aluminum boat with 4 h.p. Johnson, plus 100's of other good articles. Grant 8. Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd., R.R. 2, Port Hope, 416-797- 2127. 28-1SNP Corneil's Auction Barn Friday, July 13 at 6:30 p.m. Pine drop leaf table, china cabinet secretariat combination, combination, pressback rockers, 2 door, refrigerator, parlor tables,' oak buffet, chesterfields, pump organ, wash stands, chrome kitchen suite, coffee and end tables, air compressor, flat top farm scales, table saw, 10 speed bicycles, metal filing cabinet, dining room extension table, 110 or 220 gas generator, 1976 Dodge 'h ton (not certified), quantity of tools, china and glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. (705) 786-2183. 28-1SN Auction Sale Pethick's Auction Barn 1 mile east of Enniskillen Saturday evening, July 14 7 p.m. Furniture and articles like round table and chairs, bed, dresser, chest of drawers, electric stove, 2 old fridges, couches, electric sewing machine, 4 tables of small articles, 4 bicycles and lots more. Terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick, auctioneer. 28-1SNP Thursday, July 12,6:30 p.m. Antique Sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre Lindsay. Property of Pearl Wilson & others 47" roll top desk, antique beds, settee, parlour chairs, tables, oak table and chairs, old keys, sideboards, cupboards, bookcases, china cabinets, Heintzman upright piano, Dominion piano, dressers, wash stands, rug, oval table, quantity antique china and dishes. A good sale. 6:30 sharp. To consign phone 705- 324-2783 Orval McLean Auctions, Lindsay. 27-2SNP Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville, July 13th, Friday, 7:00 p.m. Selling the contents from a Port Hope home, fridge, stove, kitchen set, antiques, glassware, dishes, pictures, frames, 5 pc. dinette suite, 2 pc. Provincial chesterfield suite, odd chairs, tables, and numerous other interesting items. Terms: Cash. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton 786-2244. 28-1SNP Tenders ■ Travaux publics Public Works ■ Canada Canada Canada INVITATION TO TENDER SEALED TENDERS for lire projects or services listed below, addressed lo the Chief, Contract Administration, Ontario Region, Public Works Canada, 4900 Yonge Street; (10th floor), Willowdale, Onlario M2N 6A6, will be received until 1500 hours on the specified closing date. Tender Documents can be seen, or obtained on payment of the applicable deposit, through the office of the Director General, Public Works Canada, Ontario Region, Tendering Office, 10th floor, 4900 Yonge Street, Willowdale, Onlario. PROJECT No. 641057 - for CANADA POST CORPORATION Bowmanville, Ontario. Posl Olfice, Refuse Disposal Service CLOSING DATE: Tuesday, July 31,1984 DEPOSIT FOR TENDER DOCUMENTS: NIL ENQUIRIES: 416-224-4240 The lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. 28-1S Canada CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents, lor the re- roofing of the facilities specilied below, addressed lo ïhe Corporation ol the Town of Newcastle. Olfice ol the uierx, nu Temperance St., Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A6. will be received in lire envelope provided until the specified closing time and dale. Tender Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Olfice al the above address. Tender No. T84-13- Re-roofing Contract of Ihe Police and Fire Building, 132 Church Street, Bowmanville, Onlario Tender No. T84-14- Re-roofing Contract ol Ihe Public Library. 62 Temperance SI.. Bowmanville, Ontario Under Ihe supervision of Ihe consulting firm of Warnock Horsey Professional Services Ltd., Mississauga, the work will consist ol supply, delivery and replacement ol vapour barrier, insulation, membrane. Hashing, aggregate, copper drains, vonls and associated work lor these Hat root systems Closing Time f, Dale: 12 noon. (Local Time). Tuesday, July 24, 1084 The Inwosl or any lender not necessarily accepted. Mr I.) M . Homoniuk, I'.P. I'm chasing and Supply Agent Telephone (4 Hi) 023-3379 l /l 07 I lain ol Pu .In v.' July M. VihI 28-ti Auctions Ontario Hydro HEATING, VENTILATION VENTILATION AND COOLING SYSTEMS DARLINGTON GENERATING STATION Ontario Hydro invites contractors contractors to submit tenders for the supply and installation of - heating, ventilation and cooling systems in 10 areas at Darlington Generating Station located in Newcastle. Work is lo commence May 1, 1985 and be completed by April 2,1990. Tenders will be received up to 2 p.m. Local Time, Thursday, October 4, 1984. Immediately thereafter, thereafter, they will be opened publicly in Ontario Hydro's Audilorium (Mezzanine Floor), 700 University Avenue, Toronto, Tendering documents may be obtained FROM: 700 University Ave.,' Toronto 6th floor Reception Desk 0900 to 1600 hours daily (or lor inspection only) WRITE: Ontario Hydro Alin: G.B. Stephenson, H6 C26 700 University Avenue Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X6 PHONE: (416) 592-3571 A deposit ol $200 payable to Ontario Hydro, is required for a set of tendering documents. The deposit will be refunded il the documents are returned lo Ihe 6th floor reception desk in good condition within 15 days ol the tender validity expiration dale. Tendering documents may also be Inspected al offices of Ihe Toronto, Oshawa and Peterborough Construction Construction Associations. Each lender must be accompnniod by a corlilicd cheque in the amount ol $500,000. and the successful tenderer may bo required to lurnlsh a performance bond. Further details are contained in I ho tendering documents, Tho lowest or any lender will not necessarily bo accepted, 28-15 Giant Auto Auction this Weekend in Courtice Æ n\ Saturday, July 21 Giant Real Estate Auction 6 Farms & 2 Building Lots in Manvers Township 9:30 a.m. sharp We will leave Manvers arena by bus and sell properties in order listed. Prospective bidders can park at arena and come by bus. Catering truck will be on site. Manvers arena is 5 miles west of Bethany on 7A east and Junction of 35 highway, 14 miles south of Lindsay or 25 miles north of 401 from Newcastle. 10 a.m. Parcel 1 - 99 acres, 65 workable, balance wooded, creek, 2 storey aluminum sided 3 bedroom house, garage and workshop. Location 2 miles north of Janetville on 14th. 11 a.m. Parcel 2 - .510 acre building lot, quiet location close to highway. Location turn west of 35 on 12th line, 'Zz mile, go north 1 mile. 11:30 a.m. Parcel 3 - 100 acres, with creek, no buildings, build on this one. Location turn east off 35 on 11th line go Va mile. 12 noon Parcel 4 - 94 acres, 4 bedroom, 2 storey house, large hip roof barn, sheds, 1 acre pine bush, balance clear, some gravel deposit, 3 road frontages, a good farm set up. Location turn west off 35 on 10th line, 1st farm on right. 12:30 p.m. Parcel 5 - Good building lot 1.380 acres, quiet location just off 35 highway. Location turn west off 35 on 10th line, 1st lot on right. 1:30 p.m. Parcel 6 - 90 acres, 20 acres clear, balance hardwood bush, 2 sheds, stream. Ideal building site. Location east off 35 on cone. 9. 1st property on right. 2:30. p.m. Parcel 7 - 23 acres with aluminum sided bungalow, small barn, workshop, 'some cedar bush, pond, springs, would make ideal horse farm. Location turn west off 35 on 6th line, 3rd on left. 3:30 p.m. Parcel 8 - 50 acres, 35 acres clear balance wooded, springs, quiet location with south east exposure, good land with excellent building possibilities. Location turn west off 35 on 7A. 1st road left, IV2 miles. Signs on all properties. NOTE: These are desirable farms, acreages and building lots well worth the attention of anyone thinking of property. All properties subject to reasonable reserve. Terms 10 per cent at sale balance on closing in 60 days. Some financing may be arranged. Join us for this real estate day and you could win up to $100. For information or viewing call 705-277-2415 or Orval McLean Auctions 705- 324-2783 Lindsay. 28-2SNP Bus Trip Planned The seventh annual Collector Car Auction, Car Show and Flea Market will take place this Saturday Saturday and Sunday at the Oshawa Auto Auction on Courtice Road. Cars from 1910 to 1984 will be for sale or trade from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Buyers, sellers, vendors and spectators are welcome. Above, Marijana Sabljic adds a touch of beauty to this 1942 war-time Harley-Davidson motorcycle. by Catherine Denny The ammunition box is still intact, the gun holster is good as new and the first aid kit has never been used. But it's still hard to believe that a motorcycle with these options is worth over $10,000. For most people, a 42- year-old khaki colored Harley Harley Davidson would be nothing nothing more than an interesting interesting war-time fossil. To antique antique car fanatics it's a gem. Marrill MacDonald is an antique car fanatic, so when he heard about this 1942 bike on display at Ed Leslie's Leslie's Motorcycle Factory in Toronto, he just had to have it. "It is probably the best bike ever made," claimed Mr. MacDonald, the director of A.B.C. Auctions Ltd. "This will still be on the. road when most Japenese models models are in the shop." Car-gazing used to be just a hobby for Marrill but sooner than later the hours turned into weeks and the weeks into months. What was once a pastime became a full-time profession. The bike, which now sits on his Taunton Rd.-lawn, is the first motorcycle Marrill has ever owned. "I've looked all over for a vehicle like this one," he said. "I really really enjoy riding it." Marrill drives his new toy into town quite often, causing causing a lot of heads to turn. "Everyone inquires about the bike and I like talking to people about it," smiled Marrill. The motorcycle, which is Fire Alarm System Installed TYRONE NEWS John Virtue has informed us that a new fire alarm system has been installed in the Community Centre. In the event of a fire the siren will be clearly heard outdoors. In this event, anyone who hears the siren ringing should immediately immediately call the fire department department at 623-3300. At the annual Blackstock Tractor Pull on Friday evening, evening, July 6th, Kim Vaneyk placed 3rd in the Powderpuff Class. Jewell Moore was another another local entry in the Powderpuff. Kim Vaneyk placed 2nd in the 75,000 lb. Class pull. John Vaneyk placed 4th while Wade Pen- warden placed 11th but made a good pull with his "Long Sault Special", in the 5,200 lb. Class. On Saturday evening John Vaneyk's "Locust Grove Puller" placed 2nd and Wade Penwarden placed 8th in the 6,000 lb. Class. A large crowd of enthusiasts remained to the end of the evenings' interesting interesting events. On Monday, July 2, 1984, there were 13 tables of euchre in play at the Old Tyrone Hall, with the placings as follows: 1st Eileen Turner, 2nd Evelyn Laverty, 3rd Doris O'Donnell, 4th Agnes Schofield, 5th Ray Brown, 6th M. Foots. Low score Walter Murphy. Popularity of the Friday night euchre game resulted in over 26 tables in play on Friday evening, July 6, 1984. 1st Lena Clysdale, Shirley Brooks, Francis Thompson, Dora Watson, Marilyn Diele- man, Reg Elliott, Ladies low Hazel Murphy, Men's low Albert Pearce. 50 - 50 Draw Ann Sabonobie, Mabel Hurst. Special prizes Tom McKellar, Betty Barnes, Meta Swain, On Monday, July 9th, 12'/a tables of euchre resulted in the following scores at the Old Tyrone Hall: Ross McRoberts 91, Meta Swain 82, Nerta Masters 81, Harold Burgess 81, Reita Ormiston 78, Doris Schofield 43.50 - 50 Draw John McKeen, Ace Richards. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook, on the death of Mrs. Cook's sister, Sally, Mrs. Fred Weaver, Toronto, Ont. Miss Grace Smith attended the funeral of her cousin, Mrs. Fred Weaver, in Toronto on Monday, July 9, 1984. The Tyrone 4H Garden Club, accompanied by leaders Mrs. Ann Plcasance and Mrs. Rita Bedford, visited the Orono Reforestation Centre on June 28, 1984. A slide presentation was a fascinating insight to the culture of the tree from seed to maturity, then the 'experience' was felt in a walking tour among trees in various stages of development. development. A special surprise here was a tall tulip tree. The Club drove on to the Jensen Greenhouse, Greenhouse, south of Orono, which specializes in tropical plants. Here time stood still while the girls were caught up in the mesmerism of a tropical fantasia. It was difficult to leave, but the tour continued to the Darlington Mushroom Farm where unusual culture practises compared to horticulture horticulture inspired some interesting interesting reactions in the group. It was a fascinating trip. Darryl Vaneyk, Louise Atkinson, Whitby, and Shelley Craig, Oshawa, flew to Tucson, Arizona, on July 5, 1984, to join the "Up With People entertainment group. Billeted in local homes, young people from all over the world are working together to cast streamlined performances, said Darryl when he phoned home after his arrival. (Collect of course.) going to be in the Oshawa Auto Auction this weekend, is equipped with everything from black lights, which help to camouflage the bike's presence at night, to saddlebags, used for carrying carrying necessities. The bike is expected be auctioned for as high as $10,000 but it's a buyer's market right now and anything anything could happen. Mr. MacDonald is also entering entering a 55 Buick Special and a 1929 Model A Ford in the show. They will be auctioned auctioned off along with over 200 other cars and bikes from across Canada. Everything from hot rods to custom cars will be available available for trade or auction along with a gigantic flea market which will includes literature, antique furniture furniture and collectables. More than 8,000 buyers and sellers are expected to attend this seventh annual Oshawa Auction which will run Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Everypne is welcome to come down take part in the action and judge for themselves themselves whether or not they make them like they used to. NEWTONVILLE NEWS Mr. Wallace Merrill and Mr. Earl Merrill both of Campbell- ford visited with Mrs. Bea Jones on Wednesday. Mrs. Marie Trim, Mrs. Olive Henderson, Mrs. Brenda Leudke, Mrs. Fred Henderson, Henderson, Mrs. Ina Brown and Shelley attended a baby shower for Mrs. Lynn Swales and daughter Kara Sandra at the home of Mrs. Margaret Wade's at Kendal on Wednesday Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane of Owen Sound spent the weekend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jones. Several attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebrations celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray at Newcastle Community Community Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening. Mrs. Mary Wade of Barrie spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Stapleton of Port Hope visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Webb and son Anthony returned home to England and their daughters having sold their home to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Knight and family and we welcome them to our village. The seven lady members of the choir with their organist Mrs. Myrtle Kloster and their assistant organist Mrs. Carole Gardner with Phyllis Peck and Hilda Gilbert enjoyed their dinner at the Marina Restaurant at Bowmanville on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Staple- ton on Wednesday went on a bus trip and toured the Ontario Milk Marketing Board Offices at Mississauga and thence to the Agricultural Museum at Milton. Mrs. Marilyn Bennett of Belleville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Neill on Saturday. Sorry to hear that Mr. Don Vinkle is a patient in Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Mrs. Doris Ludman of Gananoque spent the weekend with Mrs. Bea Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lancaster of Newcastle accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrow on Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Crump at Bridge- north and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Perrin at Peterborough. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tompkins Tompkins visited on the Holiday- Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tompkins at their cottage at Sunset Bay. Also visiting them were their grandson Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tompkins and great grandson David James of Stoney Plains, Alberta. They all enjoyed the boat trip to the Lift Locks at Peterborough. Peterborough. Miss Nadine Stapleton was one of 12 girls between 15 and 10 years old from this area chosen to attend the 4-H Regional Conference at Trent University at Peterborough from Tuesday till Thursday of last week. There were 95 girls attending from the six counties. counties. The July meeting of the Women's Institute will meet next Wednesday, July 18th at the home of Mrs. Jean Duttons for a 12:30 pot luck luncheon. Bea Jones would like each one to bring a picture of yourself for the Tweedsmuir history book, also there will be a Dutch auction in the afternoon. afternoon. Please remember to bring your picnic articles and your favourite food to share. Also a bus trip to Milton is planned for Aug. 8th (Wednesday) to leave Newtonville Newtonville at 8:20 for the sum of $7.50. Anyone wishing to go men or ladies, please contact either Jean O'Neill, Madeleine Buckley or May. Burley for further information. Mrs. Bea Jones on Monday afternoon enjoyed a game of Bridge with the Orono Bridge Club at the home of Mrs. Annie McNally. YOU DON'T NEED WORDS ...JUST CARE! A r*' Oshawa Monument Co. 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