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1 l 1 I Canadian Stalvsman. Bowmanville. May 4.1988 15 Phone Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 i BOWMANVILLE iGLASS & MIRRORS 143 Wellington Street, Bowmanville 623-3410 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. • 2 p.m. Sealed units, storm windows and doors, store fronts and screen and glass repairs, all types of glass and mirrors available- FREE ESTIMATES 24 hour emergency plate glass replacement. Locally owned and operated. 49-tfSN AUCTIONEER Don Stephenson 623-1726 29-ttS STEAM MAGIC Carpet, Upholstery and Wall Cleaning FREE ESTIMATES Phone Roy Terry 623-2474 39t(gN fflauccLbtU, ^aJbfG^L ROLL OFF BINS FOR SCRAP AND GARBAGE Wt BUY CARS FOR WRECKING CALL US NÔW W 1 - 987-4741 NEWCASTLE NEED a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs to all makes. ' Harvey Partner, Orono, phone 983-5206, Bowmanville phone 623-2301. 4-tlSN JACK BURGESS OIL BURNERS-FURNACES CLEANED PLUMBING REPAIRS Phone Hampton 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS: P.O. Box 43 • Bowmanville 35-tfS KOOL ENTERPRISES Refrigerator, Freezer and Air Conditioning. Commercial Refrigerator and Air Conditioning. Sales and Service •24 Hour Emergency Service • Reasonable Rates • Repairs to all Makes and Types 161 Base Line Road East No. 1 Bowmanville 623-3221 623-7997 50-tltiN Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Steve's Furniture Shop UPHOLSTERY WOOD REFINISHING Fabric Samples FREE ESTIMATES 983-9630 7-tfSN A ONTARIO j DEMOLITION CO. Dismantling or Demolition Any Type of Structure Any Size Project FREE ESTIMATES Service Built on Integrity R.R. 1, Newtonville, Ont. Phone Collect 786-2315 I I I I I I I I I I-- -- ■ -- -- ^ 6 " t,SN m T I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I LANDMARK 1 EXCAVATION CO j Any Size Project | Guv't Lie. Septic System | I 'I Installer FREE ESTIMATES Service Built on Integrity R.R. 1, Newtonville, Ont. PhoneCollect 786-2315 . -- <3B. L ZTL -- jp-dSNj BARR'S • ROOFING • SHEET METAL • SKYLIGHTS 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE • RESIDENTIAL • AGRICULTURAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL 20% DISCOUNT ON SKYLIGHTS UNTIL MAY 31,. 1988 Phone Dave 986-4277 JAMES BRITTON "Jim of All Trades" SPECIALIZING IN: • Rec Rooms • Wallpapering • Painting • All Interior Decorating EXPERIENCED IN: • Electrical • Plumbing, etc. Phone 623-3506 Call afters p.m. Bowmanville 17-tfS CLEANING LADY Experienced with references -- own transportation -- $45.00, Includes fridge and stove Phone 263-8751 18-ÎSN SALEM LANDSCAPING Seeding -- Sodding Trees -- Shrubs Interlocking Brick FREE ESTIMATES 263-8079 . 13-tltiN DECK - IT - CUT r .rb.--~vâïL PATRIE BUILDERS and RENOVATORS LIMITED FOR YOUR FUN IN THE SI IN CALL FOR YOUR FREE ESTIMATE 623-9307 Ask for J. PAULPATRÎË Furnaces, Space Heaters, cleaned and repaired parta and aervlce plan policy repair to all water pumps , plumbing, heating and electrical work 1 24 Hour Service Wilson Oil Burners 1-986-4964 or 705-277-2613 Ji/\ PRIMROSE ROOFING COMPANY Reasonable Hates All Work Guaranteed tsphalt and Wood Shingles Metro Lie. B4327 1-705-277-3105 Phone Collect R.R. 2. Ponlypool HAWKE CUSTOM FARMING Specializing In small acreaoes BUSH HOG, HAYING PLOWING GRASS CUTTING 983-9442 evenings BU »Z y % "KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS" Every Wed. at 6:30 p.m. located on Brock Rd., Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (exit 399) Featuring every week, an excellent selection of antiques, fine furniture, furniture, glass, china, collectables, primitives, etc. So join us every Wed. and participate in one of Ontario's Ontario's "TRUE" auctions with" no buy-backs or reserves. Previews from 1:00 p.m. Come see our great auction facility and consign your estates and collections etc. to us for prompt professional service. "Consignment and estate selling our specialty." KAHN AUCTION SERVICES, (416-683-0041). Saturday, May 14,10 a.m. " Furniture, Antiques and Glassware Large auction sale of furniture, antiques, glassware, cranberry glass oil lamp and quilts, the property property of Misses!, and J. Gregg, selling selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Uxbridge, including bonnet chest with birds-eye maple panels, 5 tier sectional sectional bookcase, drop front writing desk with bevelled mirror, 4 antique antique blanket boxes -1 with drawer, hump back trunk, antique bench, antique dry sink, 5' 2 dr. harvest table, 2 single dr. lamp tables, oak bed with fancy woodwork, 2 oak dressers with bevelled mirror and curved front, 2 oak washstands with curved front, vanitv and stool. 2 rockers, set of 6 press back chairs, stencilled parlor table, 2 dr. filing cabinet, wardrobe, Hoover Celebrity II vacuum. DISHES AND GLASSWARE: including cranberry cranberry glass oil lamp, Gone-with- the-Wind lamp, Ige. Royal Doulton flow blue platter, fluted compote - hand painted, pressed glass water set, hand painted Limoge jardiniere, jardiniere, Royal Blue hair receiver, creamer and pitcher, collectable plates including Hummel, Royal Copenhagen, Copeland, Belleek, Royal Doulton plates, Wedgewood plates, 50 pcs. of Limoge in assorted assorted patterns. COLLECTABLES: COLLECTABLES: hooked rugs, knife box, 3 antique clocks, crocks including 1 named P. Kearn Grocer, Market Square, Barrie, doilies and linens, oil painting, plus many other items. NOTE: A quality sale from a very clean home. All items in immaculate immaculate condition. Also Case 10 h.p. riding lawn mower. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 18-2SN Thursday Evening, 1 May 5 v '"'; "7:30'p;mVY-'> *rZ UJ ' Holstein Dispersal Complete Wyndeê dispersal owned by Wyndee Holsteins, Sunderland, Sunderland, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. 70 head, reg., class., O.D.H.I.C. tested, RHA 164-168-163, 35 milking females, 15 bred heifers, 20 open heifers and calves, 2 excellent, 12 very good. Herd will be reclassified before sale day. Including an (Ex) daughter of Highcroft Fury with 3y (144-164-150) fresh in Apr. from (GP) dam with 168-183, 2nd dam is (GP) with 5.16 per cent, 3rd (VG), 4th (Ex), a (VG) Make Rite with 210-211 -204 BCA fresh since Jan. and milking 88 lb. from (VG) dam and selling with a Jan./87 heifer by Citamatt, an (EX) Legend with 200 BCA at 2 yr. fresh since Dec. and milking 90 lb. bred in Apr. to Astro Jet, a fancy June/86 Star- buck due at 24 months to Astro Jet selling with her (VG) Warden Dam proj. at 4y 178-184-174 also due in Aug. to Astro Jet, a (GP) Feb./84 Triple Threat with 2y (185-189- 190) from 2 (VG) dams and due in Aug. to Astro Jet selling with a Sept./87 heifer calf by Inspiration, a (GP) Dec./84 Astro Jet proj. at 3y (178-171-163) and her Dec./85 Enhancer sister from (VG) dam with 200 BCA for milk, a (VG) Sir Christopher proj. at 3y 190-183- 168 from 3 (VG) dams selling due in Aug. to Warden. Daughters of Astro Jet, Warden, Starbuck, Triple Triple Threat, Enhancer, Citamatt. Followed by the May Consignment Sale. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 17-2S Wednesday Evening, May 4 6 p.m. Ceramics and Supplies Auction sale of ceramics and supplies for M.B.E. Ceramic and Supplies, selling at the property, 810 Srigley St., Newmarket, 1 mi. west of Leslie St. on Davis Dr. to Alexandra St., then south 1 mi. io Srigley St., including Ige. qty. of finished ceramic pcs., greenware pcs., 200 molds in excellent condition,- condition,- shaoes included will be iewel- ery box, figurines, horses, planters, planters, dishes, clocks, mugs, vases, child tea sets, Christmas trees, qty. of whiteware heads, 2 showcases, shelving, 14' work counter. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524.17-2S Wednesday Evening, May 11 6 p.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques antiques for Marg Eves, selling at the property, Newmarket, including dining room suite, microwave, tables, tables, linens, dishes, plus many other items. Full details next week. ' Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridqe, 416-852-3524. 18-1S Auction Sale Saturday, May 14th, 12:00 noon Selling the interesting household contents of 2 families for Blake and Audrey Hanna, R.R.2, Campbellcroft, located north of Welcome to Cone. 7 (Perrytown) then east 2 side roads and north to 1st place on left or 2 miles west of Hwy. 28 on Cone. 7, Hope Twp. (watch for signs). 2 fridges, 2 stoves, chest freezer, 2 washer spinners, 8 pc. dining room suite, 7 pc. walnut dining suite, attractive furnishings, many antiques, guns, 7 pc. sterling condiment set, rockers, rockers, crocks, 10 h.p. riding tractor, 3 mopeds, Lawnboy mower, cement cement mixer, 2 wheel trailer. A very interesting auction. Full listing next week. Auctioneer: Frank Staple- ton, Newtonville, 786-2244. 18-1SN Corneil Auction Barn Friday, May 6, at 6 p.m. The property of Robert Richard of Kapuskasing plus others. Round oak pedestal table, china cabinet buffet combination, 4 matching pressback chairs, violin, oak library library table, washstands, modern dressers and chests of drawers, wooden kitchen chairs, Viking dryer, Kenmore automatic washer, wood lathe, table saw, 9 cu. ft. freezer, console color TV, 30" yellow yellow electric stove. Large quantity, of coal oil lamps, dépréssion glass, Nippon, Wédgewood, Coca Cola trays and collectable items. 8 h.p. Turf Trac riding lawn mower, 1981 Ford Escort station wagon. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R.1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 18-1SN Sat., May 7, 7 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn 1 mi. east of Enniskillen Very impressive antique, collectable, collectable, furniture and household auction auction sale highlighted by walnut diner, several sets of chairs, mantel mantel clocks, tables, chairs, dressers, chesterfield, china cabinet, good dishes, glassware and much more - Huge Sale - 2 auction rings - Watch for our Spectacular 3 sale Victoria Day Weekend. Exquisite items only. Antique sales. 263- 8710 Steve Liptay, Earl Gauslin. 18-1SN Aust!on Sale Saturday, May 7th, 10:30 a.m. Selling by public auction a 98 acre farm, 40 head of cattle, full line of farm machinery, 3 tractors, some antique furniture - the property of FRED AND RUBY GRIFFIN, Lot 26, Con.9, Town of Newcastle. 7 miles NORTH of Bowmanville (1 mi. NORTH of Enniskillen) then 2.5 mi. WEST of Reg, Rd. 57 on Cone. 9 or 1.5 mi. EAST of Enfield. FARM stand (ember glow) Auction Sale Sat. May 7th, at 5:30 p.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby Selling an excellent collection of old furniture, antiques and new furniture furniture plus bankrupt estate from F. Alan Lawson, trustee in bankruptcy. bankruptcy. Including 9 pc. ornate walnut walnut diner, ornate buffet, servers, large chest of drawers, platform rocker with carved cameo, Louis XV china, oak drop front desk with mirror, 4 poster pineapple single bed, 7 drawer chest white, 2 lazy boy chairs, 8 pc. mahogany bedroom bedroom suite, 9 pc. carved oak diner, spinet desk, tea wagon, cher- rywood table circa 1860, 10 pc. walnut diner, bow front curio cabinet, highly carved cedar chest, mirrors, wing back chair, drum tables, tables, 10 pc. mahogany diner, 10 pc. modern oak diner, Andrew Malcolm Malcolm chest of drawers, 5 pc. new bedroom suite, several easels, desk, bookcases, solid oak pedestal pedestal table, headboards, carpets, new tools, several parlor chairs, coffee and end tables, chesterfields chesterfields and loveseats, sectional chesterfield, wall units, lamps, grey table with glass Inserts and chairs, bed chesterfield, 2 pianos, triple dressers, curio cabinets, old oil painting 18th century Francis Wheatley, Pie and donut filling, boxes of cups etc., donut flour, coffee, coffee, plus many other articles. MOTORCYLES: 1975 Honda 400 runs good, 1980 Yamaha XS 400 and 1979 Honda 650. Glass, china etc. NOTE TIME: 5:30 p.m. Excellent Excellent sale, Lots of new articles, antiques, antiques, etc. Plan to attend. Selling motorcyles at 6:30 and good furniture furniture by 7 p.m, Viewing Friday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m, Sal. from 2 p.m. Ross McLean, Auctioneer, 576- 7550,686-3291. 18-1SN MACHINERY: David Brown 885 tractor with loader, 275 M/F tractor, D/B 880 tractor, 273 N/H baler, 479 N/H 9' havbine. N/l manure spreader, McCormick side rake, 7' N/l snow blowers, Int. fert. seed drill, bale elevator, posthole auger, grain auger, Int. 7' mowers, 3 furrow furrow plough, N/H hay conditioner, 2 bale thrower wagons, disc, cultivators, cultivators, land packer, steel roller, tank and sprayer, cement mixer, hammer mill, scales, 3 wagons, harrows, pile of cedar posts and rails, steel fence posts, elect, fencers, water bowls, water pump and tank, chain saw, dehorners, old ploughs plus a wagonload of small items. CATTLE; 17 cross bred cows, most with calves at side, 18 mo. old Char, bull, 8 Limo calves, 2 char, steer calves, 20 mo. old Herf. bull, 4 Herf. steer calves, Hoi. cows and calf, 3 blue cows. FURNITURE: Flat back cupboard with glass doors, side board with large mirror, Hoosier cupboard, gingerbread clock, pine benches, press back chairs, large school bell, pine flour bin, old school desks, odd chairs, gramophone, wood stove, old guns,' slate blackboards, plus other Interesting items. REAL ESTATE: Approx. 98 acre Century farm, fronting on hard-topped road. 3 bedroom aluminum clad home, bright kitchen, dining room, large living room, large painted hip roof barn and drive shed, cemented barnyard. barnyard. All well fenced with two streams running through property, Southern view for miles to Lake Ontario. Terms of Real Estate $10,000. down on day of sale, balance balance due In 60 days or less. Property Property sells subject to a reasonable reserve bid. Viewing of property WEEKS OF APRIL 24th and MAY 1ST. Terms on other Items cash or good cheque with I.D. Small Items and furniture to sell first with real estate selling at 1 p.m., cattle at 2:30.. Lunch available. Owner and auctioneers will not bo responsible responsible for accident or Injury In connection connection with this sale. Auclionoors DON and PHIL COCHRANE, 905- 2788 or 433-5055. 17-2SN Auction Sale Monday Evening May 9th at 6:15 p.m. for Anna Retallick, 85 Princess St. Port Hope Kroehler chesterfield suite, Kenmore washer, G.E. refrigerator, refrigerator, chrome suite, Kenmore Kenmore sewing machine, old kitchen cupboard, buffet, end tables, desk, rollaway bed; single & double beds, exerciser, exerciser, Kerosene heater, wringer washer, floor & table lamps, humidifier, electrical appliances, appliances, bedding, bedroom screen, lawn chairs, china & glassware, Kitchenware, Black & Decker and Sunbeam lawrimowers plus many more Items. Terms Cash No Reserve. Reserve. In event of rain sale held Tuesday May 10th at 6:15 p.m. Paul Lean Auctioneer Auctioneer Phone 352-2403 Auction Sale Saturday, May 14th, 11 a.m. The property of Lloyd and Hazel Fallis, Lot 13, Con. 5, Twp. of Man- vers. 3 miles south of Jet. 7A and Hwy. 35 south and 1 mile east on 5th line of Manvers Twp. or 4 miles north of Jet. 115 and Hwy. 35 south and 1 mile East on 5th line of Manvers Manvers Twp. MACHINERY: 165 Massey Massey Ferguson tractor, high arch, diesel with multi power, Ford 534 haybine 9' cut, Massey mower 3 pt.h, New Idea 7' mower, Massey Ferguson No. 9 baler, Bush hog ' squealer - like new, John Deere T snowblower, M.F. 6' blade 3 pt. h, 6' blade 3 pi. h., Wifo rear loader, M.F. 3-12 trip beam plow, 2 furrow plow 3 pt. h, bale buncher, 28' elevator - for parts, elevator under carriage, 20 tooth pull cultivator, chain harrows with evener, fertilizer fertilizer spreader 3 pt. h, sprayer 3 pt. h, trailer stoneboal, tractor chains, Homelite XL1 16" chainsaw, chainsaw, quantity lumber, approx. 5 cord mixed hardwood, assorted fence wire, 30 steel fence posts, cedar rails, 3-16' steel farm gates, fuel tank with pump, wooden extension extension ladder, water trough, hog feeder, chicken feeders, mail box, chains, forks, taips, hand tools. 1970 Monte Carlo - as is. 1976 17' J-craft with .1977 Johnson V4 85 hp., new tarp and trailer, ski rope, jackets, 2 gas tanks. FURNITURE: 30" Frigidaire stove, Frigidaire fridge, Viking 22 cu. ft. freezer, 26" Philco color TV, 4' X 8' pool table c/w balls, cues and rack, Briscoe electric organ, chrome table and 6 chairs, wooden table, wooden chairs, large pine trunk, pressback rocker, antique-dresser with large oval mirror, double bed with dresser dresser and mirror, steel double bed, desk, box stove, chesterfield, armchair, swivel rocking chair, older upright piano. Many other items. Terms: Cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Sale time 11:00 a.m. Currins and McGill Auction Service, R.R. 6, Lindsay, Ontario, (705) 328-0667, (705) 277-2767. Owner and Auctioneers will not be responsible for any theft, public liability, liability, property damage or injury to the public in connection with this auction sale. 18-2SN Large Bankruptcy Auction Restaurant, Tavern, Deli, Fast Food and Commercial Equipment Equipment Thursday, May 5th, 11 a.m. To be held at the Lindsay Central Central Exhibition grounds, 37 Adelaide St. N., Lindsay, Ontario. Ontario. PARTIAL LISTING ONLY: Stainless Stainless steel Foster commercial upright upright triple door refrigerator freezer model GL 70, AD 11, like new. Tuthill automatic dishwasher, stainless steel, model A.C.W. trays and etc., large Garland model G48 pizza oven, two stainless steel complete steam tables complete with steam lamps, large quantity of tables and tops, large quantity of chairs, complete gas grill and charbroiler, 85,000 btu., electric automatic chicken display roaster, double oven model Rotiss Omat, like new, stainless steel Garland space saver, quantity of deep fryers from 25 lbs. to 60 lbs., two microwave ovens, ten four sealer fast food table units, 5 ft. stainless steel cocktail sink, complete meat grinder, grinder, sausage maker, various stainless stainless steel compartment and sink units (various sizes), refrigerated draft beer unit, large quantity everyday restaurant dishes, complete complete equipment, 75 various restaurant restaurant bar tables, large quantity of commercial electric signs double double space and single space lighted, large commercial baker's mixer, stainless steel (bear) and baking equipment. And much, much more. Calvin Mabee, R.R. 1, Lindsay. Phone Cambray 1-705- 374-4800. 18-1 SN Sat., May 14,10 a.m. Garage Equipment, Vehicles, Sears 10 h.p. Electric Start Riding Riding Lawn Mower, some Appliances, Furniture, at property property of Henry Visser Garage, Blackstock. Miller electric welder, acetylene welder, engine analyzer, hydraulic press, air condition service station and access, bumper jack, chain hoist, lubricating pump, gear lub. dispenser, oil, rack and grease gun, battery charger, spark plug cleaner, bench grinder, pullers, wheel balancer, testers, asst, taps and dies, small jacks, fire exten- gulshers, 2 electric drills, metal shelves, chain, 3 parts cabinets, tire rack, aluminum ladder, air tools, hand tools, assl. bolls, nuts, carb. cleaner etc. Quantity new inventory inventory oil and air filters, oil spark plugs, Ignition parts, belts, wiper blades, etc. Mechanics books, office desk, filing cabinet, chair, Sears 10 h.p. eleclrlc start riding lawn mower, rolo liller, 2 push mowers, 1978 Ford pick up service truck, 1972 Chrysler Imperial car, NOTE lime 10 a.m. No reserve, property sold. Going out of business. business. Orval McLean Aucllons. Orval and Barry McLoan, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, 324-2703. 18-2SN Tool, Machinery and Handyman Auction Sale Thurs., May 5, 7 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn 1 mi. east of Enniskillen Selling Model "B", AC tractor (pto., pulley), Ford Ferguson tractor, cultivators cultivators (3 pt.) and pull type, trailer, tractor chains, wagon, mower, sickle mower for garden tractor, Mott mower, lawn mowers, chainsaws, chainsaws, tools - large assortment of power, air and hand tools, sheets of used steel roofing, 5 ft. 3 pt. blade, truck cap and much more. 263-8710 Steve Liptay, Earl Gauslin. 18-1SN Saturday, May 14th 11 a.m. Farm sold. Full line of top quality Farm Machinery, Tractors, A.T.V., Haying Equipment etc. The property of Triple P. Cattle Farm Ltd. former Alcona Farm. Henry and Inge Plahuta, R.R.1, Dunsford, Lot 11, Cone. 6, Verlum Twp. 14 Miles north of Lindsay on Hwy 36, then east 2 miles on Scotch Line Rd. See signs. TRACTORS: TRACTORS: 1982 7045 4 wheel drive 4 X 4 Zetor diesel tractor c/w heavy duty loader 6' 6" width, stone and manure bucket, 70 hp. (A-1 condition) condition) only 2096 hrs. and extras. 1980 8085 4 wheel drive 4X4 Zetor diesel tractor 80 hp. c/w cab, air conditioning, double remotes only 2076 hrs. (A-1 condition). HAYING EQUIPMENT: New Holland Holland No. 315 Hayliner baler (like new), New Holland No. 1038 slack liner bale wagon, auto load and unload, unload, hydraulic controlled, floation tires, 103 bale stacking capacity (like new), AVCO No. 484 New Idea round baler, bale kink 800 lbs., tension (good), 12 ton hay wagon and 16' rack and floation tires, Massey Ferguson No. 36 side delivery rack on rubber, large round bale feeder, Allied 34' bale elevator pipe 2 hp., SVOB 28' bale elevator pipe 2 hp. TILLAGE: (New) the Triple OK 5 X 14" hydraulic hydraulic 3 pth. plow, (New) Triple K Knogslide 34 spring tooth cultivator, cultivator, deep depth 7 tooth cultivator cultivator on rubber (trail), Bushog 10' set of hydraulic disc c/w cylinder on rubber, 3 sections of diamond tooth harrows. OTHER MACHINERY MACHINERY AND MISC.: New Holland No. 791 tandem manure spreader, double beater bars (like new), Beervan 3 pt. snowblower 7' hydraulic, hydraulic, fruit or crop sprayer 3 inp. motor 25 gal. handsprayer for riding riding mower or ATV, Martin cattle squeeze head gate, 100 gal. fuel tank, cattle oiler, freestand, Farmer air tight stove (wood), large round bale feeder; 38 new rolls of bale twine (nylon), tractor weights, etc. A few small items. AU- TIONEER'S NOTE: This sale offers offers an outstanding line of field ready replacement equipment. All bought new by our vendor and in A-1 condition. We invite you to one of Kawartha's most prominent farms. Plan to attend. Terms: Cash. No reserve. Lunch available. available. Sale time 11:00 a.m. Calvin Mabee Auctions, R.R. 1, Lindsay (phone Cambray) (705) 374-4800 or 374-4435. i 18-2SN Thurs., May 5 at Warners Auction Hall 1/4 mile West of Colborne on Hwy #2. Selling the Entire Home Contents of a Brighton Home White 2-door frost free fridge, 24" electrick range, avacoda side by side, chest freezer, portable color T.V. console color T.V. nice walnut china cabinet, set of 6 modern modern press back chairs in excellent excellent condition, pedastal round chrome table with 6 chairs, beds, triple dresser, bed chesterfield. Other good chesterfield, occasional chairs, console stereo, component component stereo, Lawn Boy lawn mower (like new) Yamaha Yamaha P.A. system with mixer and power columns, beds, lamps, pictures, china, glass, knick knacks, pots, pans, dishes plus numberous miscellaneous miscellaneous articles. Sale starts 7:00p.m. Terms Cash, Cheque, Visa, M.C. Gary Warner, Auctioneer 355-2106. Saturday May 7th at Warners Auction Hall 1/4 mile West of Colborne on Hwy. 2 Selling some Interesting contents contents from a Cobourg Home Including some extra clean modern furniture as well as several Interesting antique pieces and collectables. Beautiful tuffed back wing chair finished In crushed velvet velvet 2 velvet platform rockers rockers like new also finished in crushed velvet, colonial style chesterfield and matching chair, pair of. fancy side tables, pair of fancy floor lamps, 6 ft. pine harvest table (new top) several old metal pop signs, old maho- goney high boy chest In excellent excellent condition with bevelled bevelled glass mirror, small walnut book case with glass doors, oak library table, walnut liquor cabinet, oak wash stand with harp back, old chllds wicker carriage, large oak armoire with Bevelled Bevelled glass mirror all orl- gianl, old books, several pieces of old Nova Scotia glass, Cobolt Blue Shirley Temple cup, partial set of old bridal rose pattern china, depression depression cream and sugar, pair of dresser lamps and nice pair of table lamps, plus numerouse miscellaneous articles, articles, of Interest, Sale starts 12:00 noon, No reserves Terms cash, cheque, Visa, M.C. Gary Warner Auctioneer, Auctioneer, 355-2106, 5/4-I.PSN Saturday, May 14 At 12 Noon Sharp Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Machinery, Furniture and Anitques. The property of JACK LOUDEN Lot 2, Con. 3, FenelonTwp. 4 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 to Fenelon-Ops boundary and 1 mile west - turn north - first farm on east side. 1984 Int. 584 diesel tractor with 2250 Mount O'Matic loader, quick attach bucket, 900 hrs. 1983 New Holland 310 baler, super sweep pick-up pto. 1983 New Holland Holland 488 hay bine 9', pto. Allied automatic stooker, Gleaner model E gas self-propelled combine, 10' header. 1985 New Holland 514 manure spreader, double beater. Multi-Flow 15 disc seed drill. Triple K 10' cultivator, 3 pt. A.C. 3-12's tripbeam plough 3 pt. Century field sprayer, 10 Aitkenhead chain harrows. harrows. 32' Màgrath hay elevator on wheels, 3/4 h.p. motor, 32' pipe elevator 1/2 h.p. motor. Lily windrow windrow turner 3 pt. Int. 4 bar side rake. 2 roller bearing wagons with 8' x 16' rack. Tandem trailer with hay rack 8' x 16', 2 chain saws, Int. Cadet riding lawn mower, 10' square bale feeder, full line of modern modern power machinery. Brass bed, mattress, 2 night tables, Duncan Rhyfe table, chest of drawers, dresser, large round coffee table, b/w television, wringer washer, 3 antique rockers, 5 antique chairs, odd table and chairs, high chair, baby carriage, 2 sewing machine stands, copper boiler, quart and gallon sealers, lamps, mirrors, telephone parts, antique wash stand, picture frames, crocks, jugs, lantern, cast iron pot, cast iron fry pans, horse bells, antique mouse trap, many other items. Terms: Cash. No reserve. FURNITURE sale at 12 noon Sharp. MACHINE sale at 1:30 p.m. This is an outstanding outstanding line of well maintained power machinery. Plan to attend. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 or 324-8311. 18-2S Saturday, May 14th At 7:00 p.m. 3rd in Our Spring Series of Cow- Calf Dispersals at Lindsay Community Community Sale Barn, R.R.2, Lindsav. Ont. The property of BALWAHISTLE Farms - HELEN AND MARK CA- RERE, Lot 1, Con. 8, Fenelon Twp. (Herd may be seen before sale - 4 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy. 36 to Snug Harbour Road - turn left - first farm on right). 73 mature Charolais and Simmental cows with 73 calves by side - born March 1 to sale day. 20 of these cows are first • calf heifers: T. purebred Charolais bull sells - 2 yr. old - index 124 ADG 4.34.19 Charolais and Simmental heifers 1 yr. old - ready to breed. Most calves from A-1 unit sires. 3/4 of herd born after 1982. 1987 calving record. 90 cows - 92 calves weaned. 3 yr. average average on weaning weight - 648 lbs. This herd qualifies for the Red Meat Program. This is an outstanding outstanding cow-calf herd, well bred and cared for. Plan to attend. The property of CARL WILSON, R.R. 7, Brighton, Ont. 35 mature Limousin and Hereford cross cows all due May and June. - bred to full blood Limousin bull. This is also an outstanding herd and qualifies for Red Meat Program. The property property of HUGO GERMERAAD, R.R. 3, Omemee, Ont. 11 mature Polled Hereford cows with 10 calves by side, 1 due in May. 6 Limousin and Hereford cross cows, 5 with calves by side, 1 due end of May. 1 cow 1/2 Simmental, 1/4 Limousin, 1/4 Hereford. All cows sired by herd sire. 2 Hereford and Limousin heifers heifers 10 months old. This sale will be one of the exceptional Cow-Calf Dispersals in Ontario this year. If you are planning to enlarge you cow-calf herd here is a great opportunity opportunity to upgrade your quality. Sale time: 7:00 p.m. Sharp. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324- 9959 or sale day 324-2774. ay 12:00P.M. for Bill Glenn 4km east of Baltimore on Community Centre Rd. Horses: 2 registered Per- cheron mares, 4 and 6 years, bred registered Percheron stallion, foal by sale time, 1 registered 8 yr. old Percheron Percheron mare, 2000lbs, team, Black Percheron Horses, 3 and 5 years old, (well Broke). Cattle: 8 Hereford cows bred to Hereford bull exposed July, 4 Hereford yearling steers, 5 Hereford yearling heifers. Machinery: M.F. 135 diesel tractor with Allied loader, M.F. 35 diesel tractor overhauled with new tires, M.F. 3ph 7' mower, Int. 420 baler, M.F. #37 side delivery rake, NH 130 bushel manure spreader, 3 ph. 9 blade tiller, 3 drum steel roller, roller, 3 section flexible harrows, harrows, MF 3ph double disc., 30' hay elevator, 3ph fertilizer fertilizer spreader, grain augers, McKee 7' snow blower, 2 manufactured wagons with racks, steel wheel seed drill, horse-drawn manure spreader, spreader, Viking elec, hammer mill, M.F. bale thrower, M.F.#468 4 row corn planter, cultivators, cultivators, 3 ph sprayer, trailer, bale feeders, cattle oiler, platform scales, single plow, scuffler, forks, chains, JD 3 ph 14" bottom plow, 3ph 2 furrow plow, Ariens 11 hp. riding mower 3 yrs. old. Horse Equipment: Double set parade harness, single pony driving harness, chrome necks yoke, whippletrees, tongues, rubber tired wagon with box and seat, collars, set of knee sleighs, set of double harness, (brass mounted), pair wooden names with brass tops, etc. Produce: Produce: 600 bales oat straw, 500 bales mixed hay, 6 ton mixed grain. Terms: Cash no reserve. Lunch available. Bidders must register for number. Paul Lean Auctioneer 352-2403 S/4-1 -PS M.P.P. Addresses Garbage Problem s MR. CUREATZ: I have a uestion to the Minister of Environment. As the minister is well aware, municipalities municipalities such as llalton, Péel, Metropolitan Toronto and Durham are looking frantically for landfill sites. Recently Metropolitan Toronto Toronto has indicated it is sc eking eking three possible sites in my own riding: in the town of Newcastle, two along the shores of Lake Ontario, if you can believe it, one in the Newtonville area. Of course, in those landfill sites they are going to be putting in sewer sludge, which is at present going into the Brock landfill site, which I have not heard much about from the member member for Durham West (Mrs. Stoner). In other words, when Metro flushes, we are going to be getting it out in Durham East. I say to the minister, when are he and thé Libérai " administration going to get their act together and come up with a comprehensive policy concerning landfill sites, or is this going to be another another Sunday shopping option option for the municipalities? Auction Sale Sat., May 7 at 10 a.m. Contents of the home of the late MRS. NORMA LOWE of Havelock, Ont. plus other consignments consignments to be sold at 85 FRANK ST., CAMPBELLFORD. Large quantity of dishes, antique pieces, some Limoges pieces, Nippon, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table and 4 chairs (good), Waterbury mantel clock, large china cabinet buffet combination, combination, Singer electric sewing machine (good), green chesterfield chesterfield and chair (good), antique chairs, lamps, Panasonic port, color TV (good), plant stands, Candle Candle stereo receiver and 2 speakers, speakers, cherry table, large quantity of bedding, 2 bedroom suites (beds, dressers, chests of drawers, good) pictures and frames, Sears port, color TV. (good), round antique table, large desk, antique cupboard cupboard , 10 " band saw, 2 wicker arm chairs and wicker rocker, antique hall tree, blanket box, some tools (power and hand), parlour table, brass jardiniere, crocks, 21" self propelled Lawn Boy (good), 2 Iron Horse gas engines, 2 Electrolux vacuums, antique chests of drawers, drawers, 1616 Spanish book (Don Quixote Quixote story), coal oil lamps, water pitcher and glasses (Iris), granite- ware, dolls, old wooden pump, daisy churn, 2 ladles, 2 butter bowls, 2 butter prints, double beds, old carpets, trivets, Viking refrigerator refrigerator freezer (side by side), Admiral dryer (gold), toys and games, Sherwin Williams paint. Slihl 041 AV chain saw (good). TO BE SOLD AT 12:00 P.M.: 1980 Honda Custom 900 ten speed (full Honda Forring and Shoe! bags, am/fm radio cassette, less than 20,000 kms., very good condition), 16 ft. fibreglass freighter canoe. Numerous other items not listed. Terms: Cash or cheque with l,D. Owner and auctioneer shall be free from responsibility of any accident HON. MR. BRADLEY: Several questions come into th.it, but I will try to zero in on what I believe is the mem- oer's very legitimate 'main question. First of all, as the member would know, historically, wl on his government was in power, it appropriately placed the responsibility for waste management in the hands of the municipalities. However, as he would know, the provincial government ; plays a regulatory rr-le, and I think that is a signigficant role to play. We try to work as much as possible with municipalities municipalities across the province to assist assist them in meeting their obligations. obligations. For instance, in promoting recycling across Ontario, I believe sonie 75 or more municipalities now are involved in recycling so that they can overcome some uf the problems the member mentions. We do provide some technical technical advice to people when they ask us for that kind of advice, but the main role we have is a regulatory role to ensure that whatever proposal proposal is put forward for the disposal disposal of waste or the management management of waste is ■acceptable environmentally. I want to assure the member that we would want to look at any proposals which come forward in that light. MR. CUREATZ: Once again, the minister has not told us a thing about the initiatives initiatives his administration should be taking in regard to landfill sites for municipalities municipalities across Ontario 1 would like to ask a very simple question. We are looking for a yes or no answer. It is so simple even a Liberal backbencher backbencher would be able to answer answer it. As a matter of fact, it is even simpler than that. Even the member for Mississauga Mississauga West (Mr. Mahoney) over there would bo able to answer it. INTERJECTIONS. MR. SPEAKER: Order. We know in this House that sometimes questions take a while, and if they are fairly long then sometimes we get a long answer. I suggest the member try a brief supplementary. supplementary. We may get n brief answer. MR. CUREATZ: Yes or no, is it not true the minister than yes, the minister is misleading misleading me in tins House. INTERJECTIONS. MR. SPEAKER: Order. I am waiting to sec what the response is. IION. MR. BRADLEY: I do not know whether the' member wants to be escorted escorted today, because I think those conditional words he used are usually a gateway out of the House, Lut I will try to answer the question of _ the member for Durham West. MR. CUREATZ: Durham East. IION. MR. BRADLEY: Sorry, Durham East. The member for Durham West has asked me a number of Questions in the House on this subject. What I want to indicate to, the member'is that the initiative initiative is to be taken by Metro-7 politan Toronto.to detennine where it would seek its particular particular site. I think that is the municipality to which the member is referring. It seems to me there were four of five sites they had mentioned mentioned they were looing at. Two of them are, I think, in Scarborough, and three of them are to the east of Metropolitan Metropolitan Toronto's boundaries. boundaries. I do not think, if they are looking at all of these properties, properties, they are looking in a particular riding of any kind. It is most important that municipalities make a choice based on what is environmentally environmentally the most desirable site rather than making it on any other basis. The member would know, for instance, that there are people in the Niagara region wno would like me to simply say on a political basis that there should be no consideration whatsoever of the Ontario Waste Management Corp. site. I said on that occasion, of course, that should be subject subject to the ruling of the consolidated consolidated board and the best environmental decision made. I want to assure the member member that as far as I am concerned, concerned, what is most significant significant is whether it is environmentally- MR. SPEAKER: Order. Obituary Myrtle Helena Pake 111 one week. Myrtle Helena Helena Pake, aged 95, died in Oshawa General Hospital, on Wednesday, April 13, 1988. Daughter of John and Dorcas (Cain), Storms, she was born at Smithfield, and educated at Brighton. She was married to Geoge Stur- ley Pake, on May 28,1913, in Brighton. A resident of Bowmanville Bowmanville for 60 years, she had resided resided previously in Brighton, and had been a resident the past two years at Extendi- care, Oshawa. She was a member of Trinity Trinity United Church, of the Church choir, and of the ladies ladies group. For several years she was employed in Smith- ville as a manager of the C.N.R. station house, Surviving are a daughter Betty Taylor, two grandsons, grandsons, and a nephew. The Reverend Frank Lockhart officiated at the funeral funeral services hold on Friday at the Morris Funeral Chapel. Chapel. Pallbearers were Messrs, , ,--i mwwwwih *iv, io it iiuu ui uu mu niiiusiui I'uuuuiuuia wuru mussib. ' s happy that Metro Toronto Ernest , Ken and Kingsley c lonoêrs ^ox883°1^mn^iifnrH" is lookin g nt nn opposition Taylor, Lome Connors, mirif' imt;? RR<P-?5iQ b member's riding in which to Keith and Charlie Poole. K0L 1L0, (705) 653-3533 avallablo. Lunch 1B-1S riding put a major landfill site? If Interment the answer is anything other Cemetery, Bowmanville