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i .14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Aueust 12.1987 Classified Ads Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Nestleton - Caesarea Area Auction Sales Auction Sale of Farm Machinery Saturday, August 15 Farm Sold, the property ol Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wierstra, Lot 25, Con. 9, Darlington Twsp., Town of Newcastle. 1 Vi miles north of Enniskillen and 2 miles west. WD 45 AC row crop tractor with 3 furrow plough, post hole digger,, cultivator, Int. Vibrashank cultivator 18 ft., Norcan 5 furrow plough 16", double disc 14 ft., 2 gravity boxes on wagons, Allied auger 42 ft. 8 in. with motor, cultivator packer with seed box, 510 Massey combine 6 row corn head -14 ft. grain head, AC manure spreader 180 bush PTC, hay elevator 32 ft., AC corn planter 6 row, N.H. 273 baler, automatic bale stooker, fertilizer spreader 3 pth., round bale feeder, wagon with hay rack, feed cart, water trough, gas tanks, fanning mill, chiesel plough, 1979 Ford F100 pick-up truck as Is, 1958 Int. dump truck, overhead garage door, quantity of firewood, 2 car log garage, 6 stall milking parlor. Sale time 1:00 p.m. No reserve. Terms cash. Arnot Wotten, Auctioneer, Ft.FI. 1, Hampton, Ont. (416)253-2512. 32-1 SNR » Horse Auction i Open Consignment 2) Saturday, August 22nd X 6:30 p.m. Ssale to be held at Malmont Sale ')Arena, 'h mile south of ['Blackstock just off 7A highway. ^Selling all types of horses, tack, (-.trailers and related horse and •ifarm Items. Horses to follow tack. ■>To consign or for information ^contact Clingman Auction ^Service at (705) 799-6256 or (705) c277-2838 or (705) 277-3089. »' 31-3SNP ;; Our Next Sale Is <, August 22 1. at Columbus Hall '■Do you have articles to consign? iPhone Garry K. Powell Auctions ._how at 655-4185 to list your items (find arrange for pick-up. j>32-1SN ? Kahn Country Auctions. Every Wed. at 6:30 p.m. Located 3 » miles north of Hwy 401 (exit 399), «on the Brock Rd., Pickering. Featuring every week, excellent ^selection of antiques, fine ,,furniture, glass, china, «-collectables, primitives, etc. So "join us every Wed. and ^participate in one of Ontario's ...TRUE auctions with no buy-backs •>or reserves. Previews from 1:00 «p.m. Come see our new auction £Sarn facility with lots of free „parking and other quality features oto handle your sales efficiently ■ «and professionally. Consignment fend Estate selling our specialty. ■:G and H Kahn auctioneers - (416 v.683-0041. 3-tfS Auction Sale Wednesday evening, Auguat 12 at 7:30 p.m. Victoria's monthly Holstein sale at Hickson Sales Arena. R.R. 2 Lindsay, Ont. Approx. 90 head of purebred and grade Holstein females. An outstanding offering of grade springers and a typy lot of grades just fresh. A 1982 Rockman daughter fresh, from a very good 3 star dam - Dam 9 yr. record 147-134. Always an opportunity to upgrade your herd. For consignments or further Information contact John Buckley 705-324-4017, Gail Snodden 357- 3237, Cliff Lillico 439-2380. Sales Office 324-8311 or Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario, 324- 9959 or 324-2774. 31-2S Saturday, August 15 at 11:00 a.m. Property sold, John Heagle, 4 miles north of the stoplights In Stirling on Hwy. 14 to 5th Concession of Rawdon Township (west side of highway). Quantity of dishes, quantity of antique dishes, cooking utensils, 10 Individual salts, small electrical appliances, quantity of Tupperware, glassware, 9 piece oak dining room suite (table, 4 leaves, buffet with mirror, china cabinet, 6 chairs), gramophone cabinet, kerosene heater, table with drawer, press back rocker, quantity of linens, drop front desk, pictures and frames,' stuffed owl, 3 floor lamps, small tables, G.E. floor model color television, coffee table, table lamps, clocks, smokers, Eaton cabinet grand upright piano, piano stool, 6 matching press back chairs, leather working tools, leather and books, 2 step ladders, antique wash stand, 2 double metal beds, dresser with mirror, dresser with large bevelled mirror, wooden arm chair, parlour table, vanity with mirror, bedding, Kelvinator deep freezer (just one year old), new Williams treadle sewing machine, wooden scoop, antique cupboard, Coca Cola picnic cooler, garden tools, rubber tired wheel barrow, snow shovels, scythe, quantity of hand tools, small set of scales (complete). Many more items' too numerous to list. Terms: cash or cheque withl.D. Owner and auctioneer shall be free from responsibility of any accident or injury on or about premises day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams Auctioneers, Box. 883, Campbellford, K0L 1L0. (705) 653-3533. Lunch available. '32-1S Now Open Peterboro Auction Centre 2 miles east of Peterborough on Hwy. 7. Consign now - estates, households, quality items, antiques and dishes for upcoming barn sales. Also booking outside sales on location. Phone now to reserve the date of your choice. Dale and Orville McLean Auctioneers, Peterboro Auctions 745-5007. 32-2SNP Careers sir *4/0 May me c fj Career Training for Today's Job Market 54A Cenlre SIN. Oshawa Ontario L1G 4B5 (416)576-9175 Something To Think About it- Paul Morris i i CONSIDERING FUNERAL COSTS t" / s' Financial planning involves ►the consideration of many [contingencies. One which Is ►often neglected, however, is ythe prudent planning of sjuneral costs. Consideration of funeral ;>costs in advance Is certainly [•not a new idea. Many ^Individuals consider what Is wanted In the way of funeral ['service and share these wishes with their families in r-some way, With the help of an ^Informed funeral director, «you'll know that your wishes [Will be carried out In ways that r.are financially sound and truly '-helpful to your family. 2 Contact the funeral director •you have chosen at your 'convenience. Discuss your [poncerns with him at your 'leisure and talk about [preferences with your family. There are more decisions to be made than you perhaps have anticipated; decisions which you can spare your survivors from having to make during time of need. It Is very likely you will agree with the many individuals who prearrange prearrange funerals every year that this Is a sensitive and practical way to plan for your family. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St,, Bowmanville Tel. 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1881 by Mabel Cawker Church Auction Coming Up What is on the agenda for Nestleton United Church these days? Guess what? Something of in- teiest? Well! What do you know...they are having the "Auction Sale of the Century" And it's this coming Friday, at 5:30 p.m. at the church. You won't want to miss it! They will be selling many items of interest...which you just might want to bid on! As well...a "mammoth" Bake Sale is an exciting feature...which could take your fancy! Delicious home baking for your weekend pleasure! Try to attend this "once in a lifetime" event...an Auction and Bake Sale with Don Cochrane...the affable Auctioneer! (For further information information see Auction re-Port Perry Star) Enjoyable Bus Trip The members of the Honey dale Women's Institute were out for adventure on Thursday last...taking a delightful bus trip to Fenelon Falls...with driver Jim Hadley at the helm. Over 30 members and friends stepped on the Freeman Bus in Port Perry, Thursday morning for a day of relaxation, putting Educational projects aside briefly for a "bit" of fun! Upon arriving at our destination, Dorothy Tindell, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, presented a brief "rundown" of important things to see and do. We also had a tour of Swedfurn Canada Ltd., Rosedale Furniture...which proved to be very interesting. After a bountiful luncheon, - shopping, shopping, visiting and so forth, we moved moved across the street...and standing on the bridge above the Falls, gazed gazed at the fascinating operation of the House Boats going through the locks. Of historic interest - this year marks the 100th anniversary of the first boat's passage through...after the completion of the locks. The return trip home...about 4:30 p.m. we felt it was a fine outing...and we wish to thank convenor convenor Clara Warren for the pleasant day! It was terrific! Caesarea Community Church A full house on Sunday morning at the Caesarea Church at 11 a.m. with Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford taking his text from Gelations 6:2- entitled, "Sharing Each Others Troubles." Janessa Gibbons led the Responsive reading and Arden Maschke read the Scripture. Kathy Tromans was in charge of the children's church. Music - Anne Maschke and Kathy Watts. A large congregation and quite a number of family members witnessed witnessed the beautiful ceremony of baptism...a baptism...a Christian Sacrament marked marked by the ritual use of water and admitting admitting the recipient to the Christian Community. Rev. Crawford baptized baptized two year old Shane Travis Gordon Gordon and infant Alane Heather Parisienne, Parisienne, in an impressive ceremony. The minister welcomed members of the two families - a very fine service! Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Frank and Lynn Arney of Caesarea, celebrated their 25th wedding wedding anniversary on Saturday evening, evening, at Nestleton Community Centre with approximately 125 family members and friends present for this joyous occasion. A very moving ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. W.H. Crawford when Frank and Lynn renewed their marriage vows...and a new wedding ring was placed on Lynn's finger. All KELLY LEGAL SERVICES 41 TEMPERANCE ST., BOWMANVILLE, ONT. Mervyn B. Kelly, B. Comm., LL.B. RESIDENTIAL PURCHASES - RESIDENTIAL SALES RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGES - WILLS POWERS OF ATTORNEY - PROBATE Free Initial Consultation On: DRIVING CHARGES - ASSAULT CRIMINAL CHARGES - SEPARATION - DIVORCE CHILD CUSTODY - WILLS, ESTATES AND PROBATE Office Hours: Weekdays - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. also Evenings and Saturday by appointment The Federal Building 41 Temperance Street Telephone 623-4444 Suite 202 Bowmanville, Ont. members of the immediate family were there for this special time - Norma, Joyce, Ruby, Steven and Shawn. A delicious buffet was served at 10:30 p.m. Dancing was enjoyed. A lovely evening for the Arney family family and we extend our warmest congratulations congratulations from the area for many more anniversaries! Social Notes ol Interest Mr. and Mrs. Lon Smith of Seaforth and Mrs. Hilda Frueh from Detroit (Midway Park Florida friends) and Mr. Howard Grills of Brooklin, were visiting with Roy and Doris Nottingham this past week in Caesarea. Mrs. Elva Fleury of Brockville has been visiting her cousin Marion and John Hall of Williams Point for the past two weeks. John Hall is just home from Port Perry Hospital...and we do wish him better health from now on. Our "best" to him! Mrs. Neta Fish and grandson Chad of Nestleton, visited with daughter Audrey & Jim Leishman and family for a few enjoyable days this past week, returning home on Thursday, in time for Craig Hollands exciting birthday party which his mom Yvonne had planned. planned. Many more "happy birthday's" to small Craig. Our little neighbour 10 year old Scott Davis of Nestleton, had a great trip visiting his grandmother in Edinburgh, Scotland. He was there for three weeks with grandma Christina Henderson and reports a wonderful time...with many new interests interests and adventures...as well as getting acquainted with his relatives in Bonny Scotland. Guests with Sam and Mabel Cawker during the week were Curtis Curtis Cawker of Oshawa...a dinner guest on Thursday. On Sunday, Bill and Iris Cawker of Matamata, New Zealand, were luncheon guests...and enjoyed a great time reminiscing over old times. Evening guests were Alan and Eleanor Cawker of Oshawa. So nice to see them looking fit! A fine day of visiting! Nestleton United Church The friendly greeters at the door on Sunday morning were Russell and Edda Bowman of St. Christopher Beach. A fair number attended for holiday time. Rev. Dale Davis used familiar hymns much to the delight of the congregation and his sermon theme was, "The Needy and The Needed." His meditation based on Romans and Matthew gave us much to think about. A profound profound message to light the way home and the rest of the week. Matthew Hill accompanied by his mother Carol on the piano sang a pleasing number and applause greeted him when he finished. Keep up the good work Matthew. Church service closed with "Thank You," O Lord, For the Time .That is Now" composed by Frederick R.C. Clarke -1931. Comment-Money will buy a fine dog, but only love will make him wag his tail! Cdn.Tire Midgets In Playoffs With Port Hope Regular season play is over, and the 'Boys of Summer' Summer' are in good form going into the playdowns. Finishing Finishing 4th overall in the Eastern Eastern Ontario Baseball Assoc, standings, the Canadian Tire Midgets qualified to at- . tend the championship tournament held in Belleville Belleville on Aug. 7th, 8th and 9th. Competing teams being, Oshawa, Peterborough, Peterborough, Port Hope, Bow- manville, Little Britain, and the host Belleville. In our first game, the host team, Belleville, failed to field a team for the start of the game, and had to forfeit the game to Bowmanville. Too late, Belleville secured enough players, and a brief exhibition game was under- | , taken. The Boys of Summer used this to their advantage, advantage, sharping their batting skills, and loosening up throwing and pitching arms. In the second game of the day, Bowmanville met up with Little Britain who had finished second in the league. The Bowmanville team got into action quickly by scoring four runs in the first inning, and never I looked back as they wenton I to mercy the Little Britain I team by a score of 13 - 3 in I five innings. I Chris Hall had an excel- I lent outing, allowing only I two hits, and striking out six. Leading the offensive charge were Scott Munro who was four for four on the day with a triple, and Paul Gallant three for three with a double. Backing this up were Darrin Bunker, Dean Baumhauer and Rich Suchan with solid hitting. Unfortunately, the Championship Championship game has to wait, as rain washed out the final game on Sunday. This final game against Peterborough will be played within the next three weeks, as it has to be fit in around the Ontario Ontario playdowns which began this week. The Midgets will open a best of five with Port Hope on Aug, 11, in Port Hope, tiic winner advancing to the All Ontario Championships in Essex on the Labour Day weekend. Best ofluck to the boys, and if you have nothing nothing else to do on a Wednesday evening, come down to Soper Creek park and take in some of the playoff games. Real Estate m ■ in NORTH AMERICA'S REAL ESTATE MARKETING SYSTEM. JANIE DODDS Sales Representative Cnmdr P69 y RÇ^MBK reflection realty Inc. i 560 King St. W., Oshawa 434-5222 BUNGALOW! BUNGALOW! Spacious 3 plus 1 bedroom home. Large eat-in kitchen with pantry and walkout to deck. Dining area and living room boast large picture windows and a stone fireplace. Beautiful 1 acre lot, double garage. A must to see $174,900. Call Janie Dodds 434-5222 or 983-5926. m 850 King St. W., Oshawa feÉS 436-1800 OPEN HOUSE THIS SUNDAY August 16 7A Hwy. • Bethany 2 - 4 p.m. Vt acre with 3 bedroom br. bungalow, main floor laundry, 30 minutes north of Bowmanville. $129,900. Hwy. 35 to 7A- go east to Bethany to NRS sign. Linda Kubota 436-1800 or 668-6285. VACANT LAND - 175 ACRES Located in Manvers near Omemee on main road - good farming potential. $129,900. Linda Kubota 436-1800 or 668- 6285. Xtms W/AH MWA6 XiWAb )HWA* THWAH Wt/V/33 ?<WAï ViWAü MWAH RF/MIX Cornerstone Realty Ltd. 104 King St. E., Bowmanville Clmcr see 623-6000 Broker SPARKLES 'N SHINES!! This Bowmanville home is in move-in condition and features 3 bedrooms, beautiful upgraded broad- loom, vertical blinds, two ceiling fans, brand new pool and shed. A must to see at $109,900. Barbara Barbara Elliott 623-6000 or 623-6672. 5 BEDROOMS ONLY $138,000 (Bowmanville) Excellent conditioq..,Up Tu „ graded broadloom.'Ceram- • •• • ic foyer and kitchenji2 1/2 .\.,s baths. Central vacuum. Try your offer today. Barbara Elliott 623-6000 or 623- 6672. EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME 1/2 acre lot, large rooms including 3 + 1 bedrooms, finished rec room, plus double garage, only 20 minutes minutes east of Oshawa. Vendors have bought - asking asking $134,900. Doug Humphrey 623-6000. NEW LISTING Cavan area - on 100' x 200' lot, 3 bedroom bungalow on treed lot with woods behind. behind. Plaster interior, hardwood hardwood floors, single garage, large deck. Privacy without seclusion. Asking $99,900. Doug Humphrey 623-6000. EXCEPTIONAL HOME Large landscaped country lot, close to main highways. highways. 3 bedrooms, greenhouse greenhouse kitchen, family room with fireplace and loaded with extras. Just listed for $184,900. Valerie Aston 623-6000 or 623-4907. CHECK THIS PRICE! Beautiful Bowmanville brick bungalow in excellent north-end area. Three bedrooms bedrooms walk-out to deck, finished finished rec. room, well maintained and landscaped, landscaped, $124,900. Iris Dormon, 623-6000, 263-8667 .....i S3 CHARMING BUNGALOW Hospital area, spotlessly clean 3 bedroom home with dining room and finished recreation room, hardwood floors throughout under broadloom. Early Early possession. $129,000. Call Kay Brown 623- 6000 or 623-3150. ABSOLUTE DOLL HOUSE Spacious 4 level backsplit - Waverley area, fireplace, fireplace, 3 + 1 bedrooms, double garage, $155,500. Call Kay Brown 623-6000 or 623-3150. GARDENER'S DELIGHT - NORTH END Lot is 100' x 106' , detached detached garage and greenhouse, greenhouse, immaculate. Finished Finished rec room with fireplace. fireplace. $139,000. Call Kay Brown 623-6000 or 623-3150. COMMERCIAL 7 King St. E„ Bowmanville. 2,500 sq. ft. store, 2 apartments in modest repair, parking, asking $170,000. Pat Irwin Lycett 623-6000 or 983- 9605. , : LESKARD VILLAGE Tastefully decorated home on one acre. Dining room, walkout, fireplace in living room. Nicely finished rec room and woodstove, $149,000. Pat Irwin Lycett Lycett 623-6000 or 983- 9605. i ■ J' ! S' :, 1>r, . # ' jiV.Ùii'j, JUST LISTED, SEE IT NOWIII 4 bedroom family home on quiet dead end street, large lot with mature trees and attractive landscaping. Many quality features, priced to sell at $117,900. Orono. Patricia Patricia Lange 623-6000 or 623- 4026. WAm WMM WAm WMW, R VMM WMU RVAHX R VMU RtyMW, Rt/MVX WMK