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» 18 The Canadian Statesman, limvimmville, November 4. 1987 Classified Ads Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Bowmanville High School News Auction Sales Sat., Nov.7 11:00 a.m. at Kahn's Auction Bam on Brock Road in Pickering Super selection of dining room suites, grand piano, several oak pieces including a golden oak secretary's secretary's bookcase, oak bow glass cabinet, Royal Doulton pieces, Stirling silver, crystal, hand-carved tables and chairs. Over 300 quality items. 1-(613)-722-8321. 44-1S Wed., Nov. 11th 7:00 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn 1 mile east of Enniskillen Selling next Wednesday evening, our second monthly tool and handyman handyman sale. Items such as tools, bench saws, chainsaw, snow blowers, garden tools, ladders, doors, entrance door and others. Consignments arriving daily from various estates, households, farms, and businesses. "The Friendly Auction", 263-8710. Earl Gauslin, Steve Liptay. Anything to add to this sale? Phone us today! 44-1SNP Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville Nov. 6th, Friday, 7 p.m. Selling the contents from a Port Hope and Orono home, fridge, stoves, 2 dishwashers, washstands, several trunks, blanket blanket boxes, old chest of drawers, set 4 parlour chairs, 6 pc. Colonial maple dining suite with corner cabinet, fernery, 3 pressbacks, Virgil Virgil (Heintzman) piano and bench, chesterfields, dresser, chest, beds, coffee tables, lamps, swivel rocker, desk, weights, glassware, dishes, collectables, tools, hardware, kitchen set, Lawn Boy mower and numerous other items. Terms: cash. Austioneer: Frank Stapleton 786-2244. 44-1 SNP Giant 3 Day Estate Antique Sale Sat., Nov. 7, Tues., Nov. 10 & Sat., Nov. 14 10 a.m. each day Selling estate of late Sarah Beck, Toronto & Muskoka and her son Stanley Beck. Mrs. Beck operated operated an antique business which closed 35 years ago. All stock and her personal antique collection have been stored in Century home, attic and barn since 50's. There are over 2000 items, furniture, furniture, clocks, dolls, tins, china, glass galore, lamps, grandfathers clock, bowed china cabinets, tables, tables, desks, antique chairs, antique antique wooden rockers, Boston, lad- 'derbacki Mérindnite, pressbàck," games tables, childrens furniture, Victorian sofas, oak cabinet, dressers, dressers, chests, tea wagon, 75 chairs, over 250 pcs. of furniture, several clocks, dolls galore, clothing, teddy bears, tin toys, vehicles, banks, games, pr. old lightning rods, large quantity brass, copper, pewter, large pots, old Coke signs, trays, model ships, compass, Indian blankets, baskets and rugs, other oriental type rugs, musical instruments, instruments, violin, old mirrors, lustres, records, wood wall telephones, bottles, cameras, paintings, licence licence plates, medical books, about 100 old picture frames, wicker items, jewellery boxes, about 1000 pieces glass, china, including including brides baskets, cranberry, ■ Nippon, crystal, art glass, cran berry water sets,TOO lamps, 20 hanging lamps, banquet, Gone With the Wind, signed pairpoints, Handel, gas lamps, miniature lamps, Beleek floor lamp, lots of lamp parts, crocks. Hundreds of other items, something for everyone. Preview from 9 a.m. sale day. Sale 10 a.m. sharp. No reserve, estate sale, properties sold. Note dates and times. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783, Lindsay. 44-2SNP Saturday, November 7 at 6 p.m. at Oddfellow's Hall, Port Perry on Regional Road 2 Scraper blade with 3 pt. hitch, snow fence, air conditioner, sofa bed, Churchill chair, T.V. aerial, 6 piece bedroom suite, round coffee table, night tables, dressers, kitchen table and chairs, 9' x 12' green carpet, crib mattress, Belgian glass, stemware, lamps and dishes, 3 single beds, electric Sabre saw, Skilsaw, sander, 1V x 28' tractor chains, 5" swivel vise and general household Items. Managed and sold by Pearce Auction Service, 655-8073. 43-2SN Saturday, November 7 Sale Time: 10:30 a.m. 870 Taunton Road E., Whitby 1 /2 mile east of Taunton Road Auction sale selling two partial ■ estates, plus othe'rs and new furniture from Markham. Consisting of new furniture, approximately 20 new chesterfields and love seats, leather chairs and new Roxton chesterfield and chair, bedroom suite, French Provincial chesterfield, lamps, coffee and end tables, some nice furniture - well worth looking at. FURNITURE and ANTIQUES: modern table and 8 chairs, coffee and end tables, 9 piece oak dining room suite with round table, 5 piece settee set, 4 piece oak'set, 2 complete bedroom suites, oak library table, dressers, chesterfields, beds, waterbed, pictures, old rocking chair, large buffet and hutch with 12 bevelled glasses, a round Iron (able, glass top and chairs, square old table, high chair, large pine cabinet, old collectable glass and china, pots and pans, etc. Note time: 10:30 a.m. A very good sale. Plan to attend. Viewing Friday 1 - 6 p.m. and morning ol sale. Ross McLean Auctioneer 576-7550: 686-3291. 44-1SNP 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 barn facility with lots of free parking and other quality features to handle your, sales efficiently and professionally. Consignment and Estate selling our specialty. G and H Kahn auctioneers - (416) 683-0041. 3-tfS Sat. Nov. 7 10 a.m. Farm sold. Property of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lee, R.R. #2, Pon- typool, 2 1/2 miles N. of Pon- typool on Hwy 35, 5 miles W. on 6th line of Manvers or 5 miles E. of Hwy 57 on 6th line of Manvers. Modern household household contents, single horse trailer, governor's pony cart, 3 1/2 hp and 8 hp tiller, lawn tractor needs repair, 1979 Pontiac Sunbird with 350 motor. Contents - sm. refrig., 24" range, Kenmore washer and dryer - all white, counter top range - turquoise, dining room suite, table - 2 leaves, 4 chairs, buffet, 5 pc. chrome dinette suite, 4 pc. chesterfield suite, 2 swivel chairs, end tables, tables, portable TV, 4 sets of drapes, lamps, trucks, Singer treadle sewing machine, 2 leatherette couches, entertainment entertainment centre stand, double double and 2 single beds, dressers, dressers, wrought iron stacking tables, Electrolux vacuum and attachments, hand separator, butter chum, quantity of dishes, 3000 BTU Kerosene heater and many mise, items. Note sale held in a shed if weather inclement. Doug Mitchell auctioneer, sales manager RR4.0(nemee, 705-799-6769. 44-1SNP Forced Auction Thurs., Nov. 5th starting at 7 p.m. sharp Denny's Auction Hall Because of marriage break-up we have a large auction of good qual- , ity home furnishings at Denny's Auction Hall 1/4 mile west of Col- borne on Hwy. #2. Thurs., Nov. •5th:startingat 7:00 p.m. sharp. v < Almond V. color frost ' free •fridge, less than vr. old. avocado avocado fridge, stove, dishwasher, dishwasher, almond auto, washer, console color T.V., good set of bunk beds, solid cherry 6 pc. bedroom suite, (like new), chest of drawers (like new), 4 drawer metal filing filing cabinet, 5 H.P. air compressor compressor (never used), chesterfield chesterfield and matching love seat, (6 mon. old), set of solid coffee and end tables finished in oak, nice glass top coffee table, Bentwood rocker, dehumidifier, dehumidifier, lawn mower, lamps, bedding, china, glass, plus numerous other good articles. articles. Terms: cash, cheque, Visa. MasterCard. Gary Warner Auctioneer, 355-2106. 44-1SNP Friday, Nov. 6th Cornell's Auction Barn 6 p.m. The propery of lia and the late William William Johnston of Cannington. Walnut Walnut credenza (with 6 bevelled mirrors), mirrors), 3 section oak bookcase, round oak split pedestal table (with 4 leaves), walnut tea wagon, wal- ' nut drum tables, Rockston maple table and 4 chairs, walnut drop leaf table, Victorian occasional chairs, oak desk, 3 piece modern bedroom bedroom suite, 2 Rockston maple single beds, modern loveseat, pine blanket box, washstands, Inglis automatic washer, Kenmore drver. avocado Gibson 2 door refrigerator, refrigerator, avocado 24" Kenmore stove, organ stool, axminster rug, walnut coffee table, table and floor lamps, chrome kitchen suite, 3 h.p. lawn mower, quantity of small electrical electrical appliances, dishes, linens, tools, china and glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, (705)786-2183. 44-1 SNP Auction Sales Reel Estate Auction Saturday, November 7,1987 11:00 a.m. 3 - 2 acre lots, 1 - 24 acre treed lot. Permits available. Terms: $1,000. C.C. at sale time. $9,000.00 on closing December 11, 1987. Balance 1 year open mortgage at 10%. Property located 15 minutes northeast of Oshawa In the hamlet ol Enniskillen. Lot 19, Concession 8, Newcastle (Vi mile west of General Store). Sold subject to reasonable reserve. Steve Liptay Auctioneer, 1-263-8710. 43-2SNP Cornell's Auction Bam Sat., Nov. 14 at 11:00 a.m. The contents of Lawson and the late Margaret Brandon's home of Lindsay. A large quantity of antique antique furniture, clocks, coal-oil lamps and collectable items including including pine corner cupboard, birds eye and tiger maple corner cupboard, pine sideboard, oak china cabinet (glass three sides), arrow back rocker, pine open face washstands, Victorian upholstered chairs, oak dining extension table, open face flat-to-wall cupboard, Boston rocker, bridge lamps, wicker floor lamp, curio cabinet, wrought iron umbrella stand, spool corner what not stand, 6 pc. toilet set, partial toilet set, walnut chests of drawers, walnut vanity, chicken coup chairs, 2 Edison cylinder gramaphones, qty. cylinder records, records, hanging lamps, child's captain captain high chair, pine tables, arrow back rocker, barber's pole, captains captains chairs, round maple table, caned bottom chairs, walnut washstand, Capo-Di-Monte pine chest of drawers, maple chest of drawers, press back chairs, iron bed with brass trim, wooden floor lamp with leaded glass shade, General 15 cu. ft. freezer, paintings, paintings, napkin rings, dolls, piano rolls, children's old toys, trivets, clocks including JB & R Twiss grandfather clock with wooden works, Regulator wall clocks,Pequegnat clocks, beehive clocks, staple clocks,O.G., gingerbread gingerbread etc. Approximately 40 coal- oil lamps, quantity china and glass, linens, cooking utensils, silverware, silverware, small electrical appliances etc. This is a good quality sale. Note time 11:00 a.m. and dale, Saturday, Nov. 14. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R.#1, Little Britain Britain 705-786-2183. 44-2SNP Sat., Nov. 29 ; 10 A.M. Annual Ski Doo Sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre Lindsay Accepting snowmobiles, tractors, farm machinery, recreation vehicles, vehicles, 3 wheelers, riding lawn mowers, mowers, construction equipment and tools, etc. Bring to barn or phone 324-2783, Lindsay. ORVAL Mc- LEAN AUCTIONS. Our last big round up of the year. 44-3SNP Open Consignment Horse Auction Saturday, November 7th 6:30 p.m. Sale held at Durham County Sales Arena, Orono, Ontario. Selling horses, tack, and related related farm items. For information information phone 705-277-2838 or 705-799-6256. Clingman's Auction Service. 43-2SNP Auction Sale Sat. Nov. 7th 11 a.m. In the village of Claremont. The property of the late Mrs. Ernie Baker, household furniture, tools, appliances, dishes, fancy cups and saucers, glassware and collectibles. collectibles. Terms cash, Earl Gauslin • and Steve Liptay, Auctioneers. 44-1S by Leslie Dobroshinsky Student Council's General Elections Bowmanville High School's student body held a general election, Monday, October 5. Twenty students were chosen to lead the general student council. These members arc (Grade Nine): Darin Higgon, Tyler Gibson, Gibson, Tony Millar and Steve Mills. (Grade Ten): Greg Tink, Paul Tukkcr, Mike Hilborn and Tanya Iscrt. (Grade Eleven): Brad Ric kard, Tawnya Clarke, Steve Smith and Gillian Maxwell. (Grade Twelve): Kelli McFcetcrs, Andrea Schaf- fcler, Paula Moynes and Stephanie Gcddcs. (Grade Thirteen): Jodi Marjerri- son, Stephen Jarvis, Joanne McQuarric, Maurice Char- land and Mark Tippins. The general council" will be helping the executive council (voted in last year) consisting of: Prime Minister Minister Scott Veals; Minister of Social Affairs David Smith; Minister of Dance Jeff Thompson; Minister of Publicity Publicity Jonathon Goad; Minister of Finance Mark Langley; Minister of Fundraising Fundraising Vicki Elash; and Secretary Alanc Walker. The student council looks to be making an eventful start with Spirit Week; let's hope there is more excitement excitement to come and let's have full participation in the coming events. Music Department by Mr. Parker Another musical year is well under way at B.H.S. The school is pleased to News from Central School Some students at Central Public School were asked to write some thoughts about Hallowe'en. This is what they had to say. In our class we are carving a pumpkin. I am going to dress up as Karate Kid and I am going to get 5,000,000 , candies in the world. We are going to play games and eat lots and lots of candy at school. I am probably going to eight, nine or ten houses today and mabe a lot, lot more. I think it's going to be a lot of fun! by Darryl Humber Gr.2 Hallowe'en is fun. I'm going to have one of my friends over for Hallowe'en. My friend is going to be Count Dracula. I'm going to be a ghost. We're going over a wooden bridge. At school we're going to have a party. We're going to have some games. We're going to have a good time, by Chris Klauke GR.3 I am being a pirate and we are having a Hallowe'en party. It is going to be fun. We are carving a pumpkin. It is going to be fun, too! by Jeremy Bowen GR.3 Hallowe'en is veryTup. We have it every ÿéar.'TTike all' the trick or treats we7|et in our bags. The best thing I like is the goblins and witches witches on their brooms. They are very spooky. But when we get home we always want some candy and after that we go to bed. The next day we have more candy, by Danielle Shirran Gr. 3 Hallowe'en Safety Rules: Hi, I am Brad. I am going to tell you some safety rules, like make big holes for your mask. Make sure that your mom or dad sees that you have no food that will hurt you. Make sure that you go out with a parent and a flashlight. The most important important thing is to do the right things. I hone you did these rules on Hallowe'en night, by Bradley Humber Gr. 4 ONE SPOOKY HALLOWE'EN HALLOWE'EN by Leah Gust Grade 3 In a land far, far away lived an old man. He had the spookiest house dm the block. He was realy nice but nobody nobody thought so, because at Halowe'en he made his house look like a graveyard. Then one Hallowe'en a bov went to that house. He got all of the candy because he was the only kid that went there. Two days after, the boy went back. They became really good friends. The boy would go to see him every day after school. Then one day the boy's Mom and Dad decided to move to a different house. When the boy heard this he ran to tell the man, but the man wasn't there, so he waited waited for three hours, but the man still wasn't there, so he waited and waited for three more hours, but he still wasn't home. The next day he had to go to school and on his way home he stopped to see if the man was home, but he wasn't home yet. So the boy waited for three hours, but he still wasn't home yet, so he waited for three more hours but he still wasn't home. The boy almost gave up. The next day he tried one more time. "Hello" said the boy's friend. The boy said "I am going to move, come over to my house tomorrow". tomorrow". "O.K." The boy said "I'll see you to-morrow, bye". The boy told his Mom and Dad that he would be home a little later after school. The boy's Mom and Dad said "O.K.". The boy's Mom said "It's*: time for you to go to - 'VV bed". The next day thé boy had to start packing. The man came to the boy's house to see when the boy would be moving. The boy's Mom said "Next month". The man said "Could I see him". ^O.K.", said the boy's Mom. "Son, someone is at the door for you". "Coming Mom. Oh hi", said the boy. "I guess you heard when I'm moving . "Yes I did. It's not too long from now". "No, it isn't". The boy said "Well, let's go to the park and play because I'll have to go ana see my new house soon". The Mom said "Son it's time for us to go". The boy said "Well, bye. Before you send it, seal it... with a Christmas Seal! THE t LUNG ASSOCIATION Lungs arc for life Sat., Nov. 7th 6:30 p.m. Pethick Auction Bam 1 mile east of Enniskillen Selling for the estate of the late Miss Saunders of Oshawa and others. A real nice selection of modern and antique furniture, glass, good dishes, jewellery, five bedroom suites, dining suite, dinette, dinette, chesterfields, wood cookstove, wooden office desks and chairs, etc. Another good sale at "The Friendly Auction", 263- 8710. Earl Gauslin, Steve Liptay. Selling an estate? or household goods? Phone us today. 44-1SNP Sat., Nov. 7th Denny's Auction Hall 1/4 mile west of Colborne on Hwy. #2 Selling antiques, collectables, collectables, china, glass and good furniture Original old wicker carriage, good condition, wicker armchair, plus several other old wicker pieces, Boston rocker original, solid oak roll top desk In excellent condition, set of 6 gunstock chairs (repro), pressback rocker like new (repro), 2 antique washstands, old radios, antique dresser, pair of good Captains Captains chairs, pair of old chicken coop chairs, pine cabinet, oak cabinet (East Lake style), oil lamps, old pine pieces, Victorian wicker settee, piano stool, plus other collectable pieces, books, china, glass, and other Interesting articles. Sale stads 12:00 p.m. sharp. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106 44-1 SNP ^^OCK & FREE REMOVAL OF FRESH DEAD and DISABLED FARM STOCK $10.00 Service Charge on Sheep • Goats • Pigs $20.00 Charge on Rotten Animals PHONE MARGWILL FUR FARM Hampton 263-2721 Port Hope 885-5274 35-tfS Many thinking people are pre-arranging funerals At quiet times, along with their own private thoughts, many people --both young and elderly --are making the sensible decision to pre-arrange theirfuneral. Their wishes are made known well before time of need, removing stress from surviving relatives. Call or write tor our selection of brochures on the various aspects of funerals and pre-planning. Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home 53 Division Street BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO L1C 2Z8 Phone 623-5668 Bananas. Crisp Celery. DELI SLICED J.M. Schneider's Bologna. Mac anil Cheese Loaf. BACON ALWAYS A 2.2L/.41 2.99./.St SPECIAL seogpidugi 100 g Devon Bacon 2.08 Store Bacon...... 2«99t. /.66 CHEDDAR ALWAYS A SPECIAL Mild and a aa i a a Marble. Z.99/.66 Medium and Old.... 100 g 3.5H /. 79». IMPORTED DUTCH GOUDAS Mild and Spiced Medium... Aged. 3.99. /8.80„ 4.49. /9.90, 4.99./11M D YKSTRA'S ELICATESSEN FOOD FOOD MARKET 'Home of Quality" welcome Miss Shawn Windlcy to the music staff. Miss Windlcy is a graduate ofthe University of Western Ontario and an outstanding clarinetist. Together, Mr. Parker and Miss Windlcy are busy rehearsing the following following extra curricular groups: Junior Concert Band, Intermediate Concert Concert Band, Senior Concert Band, Junior Stage Band, Senior Stage Band, Concert Choir, Electronic Ensemble.; Ensemble.; The Intermediate Band is planning a trip to London, Ont., later this year. The Senior Band is planning planning a trip to New Orleans to participate in an international international festival in May. We will be selling cheese to help raise money for those trips. In addition to the trips, the bands will be playing many concerts this year from the Kiwanis Festival to Queen's Park. Watch for announcements announcements concerning our concerts concerts and join us for a truly musical experience. S.A.D.D. by Bryan Beatty The S.A.D.D. committee at Bowmanville High School has had a busy year so far. We have planned our fund-raising for this year and we are in the process of having buttons designed with our school S.A.D.D. logo on them. As soon as these buttons are ready, we will be selling them for $1.00 each. Also planned is an assembly assembly for the entire school to attend in February concerning concerning "Victims of Drinking Drinking and Driving". We will be showing a film concerning real-life incidents about drinking , and driving. As well, we hope to have several several guests from the community community come to talk about their own experiences on this topic, to the students. We also hope to raise funds for a taxi service, for the students, for this year's Formal Formal Dance. Finally, the members of Students Against Drinking and Driving hope that all students, staff and parents continue to take this cause very seriously. Please watch further columns for (more .details ofr.S.A.D.D.'s activities.'.! •. .1,, Co-operative Education by Leslie Dobroshinsky Co-operative Education was designed to offer students students the opportunity to gain job experience while still going to school. The program helps students gain work experience in fields of interest, as well as earn a credit for their diploma. diploma. Bowmanville High School presently offers 180 placements placements in various fields ranging from Funeral Homes, Travel Agents,' Graphic Arts, to Hospitals. This gives the participating student many avenues to explore. Co-op Seminar Students better act quickly or they'll miss out on the Co-op seminar that will be held on Wednesday, November 25 in Cobourg. Only 110 students will be allowed allowed lo go, so first come, first served. "Working Today for To morrow" is the title of the seminar. The day's activities activities wil start with a theatre group's presentation presentation of "Working People's Picture Show." Lunch will be held at the Port Hope Legion to be followed by three choices of speakers from a possible45 in different different career fields. The students will be back home in time to go home on their regular bus. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT NOTICE GO Train Extension Study - Whitby to Oshawa As part ol I he GO Train Service Expansion Program, ihe Government ol Ontario is currently extending GO Train service from Pickering lo Whilby. This extension is scheduled for completion in Ihe Fall ol 1988. A study to assess the further extension of GO Train service from Whitby to Oshawa has been initialed In June 198/. Ihe identified roule alternatives for the extension ol service lo Oshawa were received during a series of Public Information Centres. THE STUDY The study to assess the extension of GO Train Service from Whitby into Oshawa is a joint Provincial/Municipal undertaking involving the Ministry ol Transportation. GO Transit and Durham Region. The study is subject to the Environmental Assessment Ac I ol Onlario. Basic alignment and station alternatives have been examined in detail, and the Alternative, as identified in the exhibit, has been recommended as being technically preferred. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Public participation is a key pari ol Ihe study. Information Centres have been arranged as follows: Public November 17 November 18 November 19 Bundle Park Community Centre Park Road South at Gibb Slreel Oshawa 3:00-9:00 p.m. Bowmanville Lions Club 26 Beech Avenue Bowmanville Whilby Municipal Office 575 Rossland Road East Whilby 3:00-9:00 p.m. 3:00-9:00 p.m. You are encouraged to attend one ol Ihe information centres to express your views. For any further information please contact: ii;.; Mr. Howard Anders Project Manager Toronto Area Co-ordinating Oflice Ministry ol Transportation 1201 Wilson Avenue West Tower Downsview, Ontario M3M 1J8 Tel: (416) 235-3968 Mr! Ian Williams Consultant Project Manager M.M. Dillon Limited 47 Sheppard Avenue East Willowdale. Ontario M2N 6H5 Tel: (416)229-4646 Ministry of Transportation m GENUINE BIRTHSTONES ■ ■ ■ ■I -■Xv Specially Priced .... 14Kt gold "princess" rings feature three 1 genuine stones surrounded by eighteen diamonds $525.00 Lay-away now for Christmas. Watch for our new catalogue! YOU COULD WIN A 1.7 CARAT RUBY AND 1.3 CARAT DIAMOND CLUSTER RING! v.v .v.v RftflfiJ HOOPER'S JEWELLERS 39 King St. W. Bowmanville Telephone 623-5747 ((§) A Sign You Can Trust Trr i