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l 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc. September 2,1987 Classified Ads Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sole Saturday, September 12th at 11:00 a.m. ► Giving up farming due to ill > health. Auction sale of farm machinery. The property of John l Bonsma, Lot 16, Concession 2, , Cartwright Township - off Hwy. 401 to Waverley Road 57 • (Bowmanville) - north 17 miles to • Scugog Concession Line 1 and 1 Vs miles east or 5 miles south of Blackstock and 1 Vs miles east. 1968 M.F. 1100 diesel tractor with cab - rebuilt - duals, 1968 M.F. 1100 diesel tractor, rebuilt, 1977 M.F. 1155 V8 diesel tractor, . cab, air, snap-on duals, M.F. 165 • diesel tractor, power steering, new tires 3 pt. John Deere 7000 corn planter 6 RW (1981 - rebuilt . In 1985) with fertilizer auger and new track 200 monitor. John Deere self propelled 5400 4 wheel drive forage harvester with 3 RW corn head, 7' hay header, snapper head with Anhydrous tanks. Dump Chief 650 dump wagon, heavy duty undercarriage, Badger forage - blower PTC 200' of 9" silage pipes, Int. 18 Va' vibra shank cultivator with wings, New Holland 270 baler PTO, Allied automatic bale stooker, 1980 New Holland 488 hay bine PTO, New Holland 67 hayliner baler PTO, New Holland 55 rake, 1986 • Calsa 500 gal. tandem field ^sprayer, 42' floating boom, ,electric controls, post hole digger (.3 pt., 1980 John Deere tandem .680 manure spreader, hydraulic tail gate, double chain, 1978 " Husky 3000 gal. tandem liquid, manure tank, 1980 Husky manure i pump, 10' with 22' of pipe, rebuilt. i'John Deere 8 ton wagon with l rack 9' x 18', Cardinal 32' hay "grain elevator. 12' grain auger .,4", new, 2 Horst wagons, 10 ton 1 running gear, 12 ply tires, heavy ' duty roller bearing running gear, dump trailer frame with 3 axles, 3 1 overhead garage doors 8', 2 . livestock self-locking head gates, 14' chain harrows, 2 Chev. Vs ; tons for parts, 5000 gal. and 3000 , gal. water tanks, 1000 gal. water tank on wagon, 500 gal. and 200 • gal. water tanks, 300 bags of shavings, tires, New Holland . baler for parts, full line of .machinery. Note: very few small articles. 1973 Int. CO 4070A highway tractor, rebuilt 903 1 Cummings engine - wet line, new tires, new paint, 5,000 miles on i new motor, 1975 Chev. model 65 feeder truck with new 366 motor ' with Oswald mixer, completely rebuilt with electronic scale, 1976 ,G;M. 6500 gas truck, rebuilt ; motor, air brakes with 19' steel cattle rack, painted, certified with "new 427 motor, 1970 G.M. 1 ton .(stake truck with 12' steel rack, • 1976 G.M. 6 wheel drive truck ' with 2000 gal. Husky tank, 1976 Wilson double deck pot 45', 1972 ' .Chamberlain double deck pot, 45' .stick straight trailer with built-in divides, 1971 Freuhauf 45' flat ' bed trailer, 26' aluminum dump ' trailer, hoist, 20' steel dump ..trailer, hoist. All steel farm type dump trailer, hoist. Many other ■ items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 11:00 a.m. sharp. Very few small items. Note: This is a , large sale of well maintained < equipment. Plan to attend. Sale ■managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, . Ontario, 705-324-9959 or 324- <8311. 35-2S Auction Sole Saturday, September 5 at 9:30 a.m. To be held at 85 Frank Street, Campbellford. Large quantity of dishes, antique pieces, Pequenat clock (The Swan), Nippon dishes, Occupied Japan, milk bottles, measures, old Pepsi Cola 6-pack carrier, antique post office desk, piano stool, Gerrard Heintzman piano and bench, piano stool, Electrolux vacuum and power head, 5 Centennial dollar bills, 6 silver dollars, copper boilers. Woods deep freezer (good), antique wooden bed, several chests of drawers, oak china cabinet (good), 5 oak chairs, oak buffet with bevelled mirror (good), round oak table-pedestal base, pressback chairs, Supercycle man's bike, Mastercraft 3 h.p. roto tiller (like new), metal top kitchen table, drop leaf table, lamps, lanterns, 4' x 8' pool table, cues and balls, G.E. automatic washer, G.E. automatic dryer, library table, end tables, trunks, glass top kitchen table with brass and 4 chairs with brass (good), solid seat chairs, washstand, kitchen cupboard with hard wood top, kitchen cupboard with counter top and stainless sink, brass bed, antique railroad lamp, bedroom suite, Findlay Vega cookstove (good), chain link fence, top rails, and posts for - approx. 100 feet, tire changer, small gas barbecue, Fairbanks upright scales, 2 G.E. 30 h.p. 3 phase motors, air compressor and spray gun, tools, small Johnson outboard. To sell at 12:30 p.m.: 1977 Ford Van with professional interior by Van City, 351 motor, p.s., p.b., cruise, reese hitch, 110 V. wiring, captain's chairs, bar, wan lights, bed chesterfield, AM-FM stereo, new timing chain, shocks, rotors, rad, tune-up, good tires, 83,000 miles, store from '78-'82 (certified). Fibreglass boat (14'9") with 75 h.p. Johnson motor (needs repair) good steering. Many, many more items too numerous to list. Terms cash or cheque with I.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. 35-1S Good Sale of Antiques, Furniture, Dishes, Tools, Etc. Monday, September 7 at 9:30 a.m. Contents of the home of the late Kenneth and Feme Weaver, 40 John Street, Stirling. 9 piece oak dining room suite (good), large quantity of dishes and antique pieces, set of Limoges dishes, set of Johnson Bros, dishes, cups and saucers, silverware, cocoa set, biscuit jars, pickle-cruet, mustache cup", salts and peppers) miniature . lamps, G.E. dishwasher, G.E. refrigerator (near new), Jardinieres, Graniteware, crocks, bracket lamp, coal oil lamps, cast dinner bell (complete), old bottles, old tins, toilet set pieces, old toys, powder horn, trivets, round butter print, 1 lb. butter print, candle mould, wicker fern stand, old doll sleigh, China doll, Speed Queen automatic washer, Speed Queen heavy duty dryer, antique wash stands, dressers, bedding, quilts, linens, etc., antique swing mirror, bedroom suite, Singer electric sewing machine, sewing cabinet, wooden and metal beds, drop front desk, combination bookcase (good), chests of drawers, antique hall rack with mirror, Mozart Upright piano - good, piano bench, pictures and frames, quantity of chairs (semi- gunstock, ladder back, cane bottom, solid seat), captain chairs, antique high chair, chesterfield and chair, floor model color television, garage heater 220 V., large quantity of tools, power tools, table saw and small lathe attached (2 motors), set of Vs" drive sockets, Walker floor jack, jointer, 2 broad axes, chime bells, 3 wooden planes, Cooey 22 model 60, double harrell shot qun, Winchester model 94-30 W.C.F., (F.A.C. required), gun rack, John Deere 7 h.p. 26" snowblower, Lawn Boy 21" self-propelled lawn mower, 22" roto tiller. To sell at 12:30 p.m.: 1977 Pontiac LeMans (40.000 kilometers, 305 V-8, p.s., p.b., as is), 1978 Datsun truck, 4- speed with cap (as is), 12' aluminum boat, 6'hip. Johnson motor and trailer. Many more interesting items not listed. Terms: cash or good cheque with I.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. ' 35,1 S Auction Sale Comeil's Auctions Friday, September 4th at 6:00 p.m. Drop front desk, chesterfields, oak gate-leg drop leaf table (barley twist legs), modern dressers and chests of drawers, 5 matching pressback chairs, Hoosier kitchen cupboard, wash- stands, wicker fernstand, whatnot whatnot stand, oak dresser, flat-to- wall cupboard top, wooden icebox, blanket box, 5 captain's chairs, chrome kitchen suite, coffee and end tables, Kenmore automatic washer, console color T.V., Hoover spin-washer, bonnet chest, Hevac air-tight stove, 1978 Dodge Omni, 1967 Malibu, quantity of tools, china and glass. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 35-1SNP Auction Sale Thursday, September 3rd 6 p.m. Large estate sale at Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Good furniture, appliances, tools. Estate of late Jim Hood, Fenelon Falls and Florence Cockburn, Beaverton. Large sale of quality clean contents, some antiques, antique dishes and crystal, many hand tools. A good sale. Dishes and tools at 6 p.m., selling double. No reserve, estate sale. Orval McLean Auctions, 324-2783, Lindsay. 35-1 SNP Auction Sale Saturday, September 5th at 11:00 a.m. Auction sale of Livestock, Implements, some Furniture. The property of the late Bruce Andrus, Lot 9, Concession 2, Hope Township, Vs mile north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28 to Hwy. 106 - go west 3 miles to Cranberry Road-south Vs mile to first road west. (Watch for signs). 45 . head of Hereford cattle. 26 Sit up and Jk NOTE $800 to $2,000 rebates on our most popular / Subaru models! Then take note of these specialty reduced prices. JUST $ 13,105 After rebate See us for additional $1000 savings. C&C MOTOR SALES 155 KING ST. E„ OSHAWA (AT THE ENTRANCE TO MIDTOWN MALL) 579-6224 GL Station Wagon (Freight, P.D.I., P.S.T. extra) SUBARU. The car that goes to extremes. mature cows with 6 calves by side - remainder due September and October. 11 first calf Heifers due January and February. Hereford bull 4 years old. M.F. 1105 diesel tractor with cab. M.F. 65 diesel tractor, M.F. 180 tractor, cab, loader, Bob Cat skid steer loader - 3 buckets. Gleaner diesel combine - grain head - 2 reels, corn head 2 row 38". M.F. no. 33 17 run seed drill, hydraulic lift, like new, John Deere 25 forage harvester 3 pt., 2 Turnco 16' forage wagons with John Deere gearing. Int. 56 trail corn planter. M.F. 7' dyna-balance power mower. John Deere rake, M.F. no. 12 baler. Agratec automatic bale stooker, bale fork loader, nay Puncher on wheels, Ferguson 8' spring cultivator, Krause 12' tandem disc. Glenco 13' cultivator, A-C 1200 trail cultivator and harrows - 20' with wings. Bush Hog 10' offset tandem disc. George White 150 gal. sprayer 24' booms. Farm Hand Mix Mill (810) PTO. Kneverland 4-18's spring re-set plough. New Idea 140 bus manure spreader - 24' feed bunk on wheels. Horst 6 ton wagon, Danuse 14" post hole auger, 2 wheel hay trailer, 2 wheel dump trailer, 500 gal. water tank, gas motor H-D pump and hoses, fuel tank, cattle oilers, round bale feeder, 2 grain wagons, A-C 225 welder, cutting torch, hand tools, full line of machinery. 42 big bales hay (1,000) lbs. Quantity of straw. G.E. stove, Westinghouse refrigerator, Wood Stanley air tight cook stove, small quantity of household furniture. Terms cash. Welcome U.C.W. will provide lunch. No reserve. Furniture sale at 11:00 a.m. Machine sale at 11:30 a.m. Cattle sale at 3:00 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions Reaboro, Ontario. Phone 705-324-9959 or 324-8311. 34-2S Pontypool On Thursday, August 20th, was a celebration at Franklin House for the 90th birthday of Harvey Aiken. Congratulatory letters and scrolls were received from Sam L. Cureatz, Q. C. LL. B. M. P. P. for Durham East, Hon. Allan and Moira Lawrence, Lawrence, M. P. Durham- Northumberland, Hon. David David Peterson, Premier of Ontario, Hon. John Eakins, M. P. P. Victoria-Haliburton, and the Lieutenant- Governor Lincoln Alexander Alexander of Ontario at Queens' Park. There was a large banner, "Congratulations on 90 years in business." The honours for most distance travelled to attend the affair went to Mrs. Amy Regan (nee Aiken) from Kamloops, B.C. The furthest east was Gananoque, with Grace Ralph, Bill Ralph, Irene Kirkby Dorothy Balfour, Balfour, formerly Carpenter. Jack Balfour and Russell Carpenter. Lindsay and Rutn Belch were able to get there because Dr. Lindsay Belch took the day off from surgery so that some of the other surgeons could catch up. This just happened to be the day picked. Ordinarily, Thursday is his major day for surgery. Dr. Willoughby Belch was in the operating room, but his wife Mary had her mother-in-law, Ethel Ethel Belch, Dad Aiken's sister, there for a short time. When people had greeted greeted the "birthday boy" and Ethel, they were seated at small tables in the dining room and served sandwiches, sandwiches, relish, olives and pickles, and later birthday cake, ana whichever they wished to drink, tea or coffee. Guests were asked to sign a special list in a book about Harvey Aiken's life, compiled for his 80th birthaay and brought up to date by Margaret Killeen. Killeen. Also, some signed the Franklin House guest book as well. We wish Harvey Aiken good health and many happy happy returns of the day. After leaving Franklin House, Kerrilynn Challice, Tom and your correspondent correspondent went to the grand opening of the Irwin Smith Limited organ and music store in Port Perry. We ate at a "boat" dining lounge on the edge of Port Perry. It was a bit "rough and ready" but clean and good food. Your correspondent was tired when she got home and was too wound up for sleeping. However, she made up for it the next night. On Saturday, August 22nd, was Pontypool Fun Day, starting at 9:00 a.m. (officiallly) with a soap box derby. Some of the soap box derby cars were used by more than one driver. One car upset but the driver was not seriously injured. A little first aid did the trick. This was followed by a parade, led by the fire truck driven by Bob Reeson. This was followed by antique cars, clowns, decorated bicycles, bicycles, dogs and horses. The parade started between the church and Freshmart, followed followed up past the Post Office, Office, turned into the subdivision subdivision on Richardson, Coulter, Coulter, Nimigon, Corbett,Hooper, Corbett,Hooper, Propp and the park. Lunch of corn, hot dogs and orange drink at old fashioned fashioned prices followed. The playground equipment, just newly installed, was well used. Games followed at the west end of the park. A1 Terry was the spark towards towards getting the park completed. completed. The fun day was sponsored and achieved by tne new Pontypool Residents' Residents' Association. Bev Hogan Hogan took membership donations. donations. The weather started a bit threatening, but hte sun finally came out from behind behind the clouds, which blew away. Everyone received Pontypool Fun Day ribbons. ribbons. Oldest Pontypool area resident attending wasd Mrs. Hazel Stinson, aged 92 on September 17th, from Lotus. Furthest to come were Mrs. Geraldine Scott from Brooklin and Wanda and Michael Kostenick of Oshawa. with two sons, Aaron Aaron ana Lonnie. Where's Moses? This family came from Oshawa. Altogether, a great day. Manvers Minor Hockey Registration will take place on Saturday, September 12th, 1987 at the Manvers Arena from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Family Discounts apply apply on or before registration date only. Measurements for hockey jackets will be taken on Registration Day. Pre-Registration - Contact: Gail Mehew at 277 - 2790 (after 5:00 p.m.) Men's Lobb Ball scores for Sunday, August 23rd. Kinsmen over Pinewood, 11-10; Evergreens over Brandt Stewart Electric, 12- 7; Centre Field over No- Stars, 1707; Night Hawks over Titans, 24-11. Make-up Games for August 30th are as follows: 12:00 noon- No- Stars vs. Brandt-Stewart Electric; 1:15-'Titans vs. Kinsmen; 2:30 - Night Hawks vs. Pinewood: 4:00- Titans vs. Centre Field; 5:30- No-Stars vs. Night Hawks; 7:00-Brandt-Stewart Electric Electric vs. Pinewood; 8:30- Kinsmen vs. Evergreens. On Sunday, August 23rd, the theme of the service in Pontypool United Church was on Rocks. One can depend depend for a foundation on a good, firm, solid rock. Peter was the rock on which the church was built. This is true no matter what denomination denomination you belong to. Marie and Laverne Finney Finney were away on a trip to Alberta from August 5tn to August 14th. They went to a wedding in Fort McMurray, Alberta, north of Edmonton, of Marie's niece. They flew to Edmonton and from there rented a car. They spent a couple of days in Fort McMurray, then went to Calgary, Banff, Jasper Park and the Columbia Ice Fields. They flew back from Edmonton home again. They very much enjoyed the West Edmonton Mall, the biggest mall in the world. The whole trip was very much enjoyed. The U. C. W. would like to thank everyone who saved their receipts for the C. C. A. program and because because of it the executive were able to earn $250.00. Congratulations! You can be proud of your accomplishment. accomplishment. It takes everyone's cooperation. Some local women will be out canvassing for the Arthritis Society the week following September 10th, the election day. This will be from Monday, September 14th to Saturday, September September 19th. Please be generous in your suport. At the Bingo on Wednesday Wednesday evening, there was an attendance of 38. The jackpot jackpot next week is $140 in 59 numbers. Pathfinders Bid Farewell to British Colleagues at Barbecue THE BOWMANVILLE NON-CONTACT HOCKEY LEAGUE requires PLAYERS for two divisions 25 yrs. and over 35 yrs. and over PHONE RON SHACKELTON 623-7327 for information. i mr h / V C - if. ■ ; -"M. v. v m *r F m v k A ï<Jy- v -V, - - Ig 'V iXr-r'f*"' ■» mV: : ■ X . Wo r .'■ i 'V», Vf , 4M, ■■, ;;■; / v> ji: VX ■ •: - -w ; r r * V T \f •' ! m «sSeasse Pathfinders from Enniskillen, Solina and Courtice gathered at the Salo farm in Enniskillen for a farewell barbecue and baseball game for Sarah Mor- ley and Susan Stickney who returned home to England England late last week after a three-week visit to Canada. Canada. by Gretchen Ballantyne Sarah Morley and Susan Stickney say they have had one of the best summertime summertime experiences ever as they wind up their Pathfinder Pathfinder visit to Canada and head home to Britain. The two teenage girls arrived arrived from Birmingham, England, three weeks ago as part of the Central Area Pathfinders' exchange. Each girl moved into her host family's home and spent the following three weeks on a whirlwind tour of Ontario's major attractions. attractions. , Cathy Salo and Tanya Ketela, of Enniskillen, and their families, were the hosts for the two British visitors. visitors. They themselves had spent last summer in England England with Sarah and Susan on the first session of the Pathfinders exchange. Pathfinders is an advanced advanced division of the Girl Guides of Canada. The girls in both countries applied for the exchange and were selected through a screening screening process. The two English visitors, as they left chilly Birmingham, Birmingham, said they were anxiously anxiously awaiting Canada's lovely summer weather. But it is all the different burger restaurants they say they will miss most when they return return to England. In addition to eating their fair share of fast food, the four girls joined up with the other 32 English Pathfinders Pathfinders and leaders and their hosts, all from Central Region, Region, to pay a visit to some of Ontario's popular tourist spots Canada's Wonderland was a natural stop, Ottawa, the CNE and the Science Centre were also included. But by far the most impressive impressive visit was to Niagara Falls. "Niagara Falls was definitely definitely the best thing we saw. We have nothing like that back in England," said Susan. Both girls said they were far to busy to be homesick and had already made a pact with Cathy and Tanya to come back to Canada in two years! The Canadian Red Cross Society Something To Think About I Paul Morris THERAPEUTIC VALUE OF VIEWING Among psychiatrists and other mental health professionals professionals involved in counselling, death education, and therapeutic practice, there is a strong belief in the value of viewing viewing the body as part of the grief process. They maintain tain that viewing is a crucial factor factor in beginning the process of mourning, especially when death is sudden or unexpected. According to these professionals, professionals, viewing provides the opportunity opportunity to accept the fact of death and to say the last goodbyes goodbyes to the deceased. This is true for children as well as adults. Many child psychologists believe that children children should participate in the funeral and viewing. Because children indulge in a great deal of fantasy and magical thinking, thinking, the reality of the open coffin is often less frightening than misconceptions about death. In addition, these children are not then isolated or cut off from those close to them at a difficult time. MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL 4 Division St., Bowmanville Tel. 623-5480 Serving Durham Region Since 1881 d yartfu. "'Branches of Quality" ♦ * + ♦ GERARD COLLINS \ ^ ^ EXCELLENT ACCESSORY ITEMS AND FRAMED PRINTS TO ASSIST YOUR DECORATING NEEDS, NEW.HQUB2 Mon. -Sat, 9 a, m. - 5 p.m, Frl. 9a,m. -9 p.m, VIEW OUR ROOMS AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS OPEN ALL WEEK "If you can buy the same item for less we will double refund you the difference" 28 KING ST. W. BOWMANVILLE 623-1131