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16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 28,1988 Classified Ads Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Skate '88 Seat Sale Offers Chance for Recognition orf-fallt 613-3303 Auction Sales Auction Sales Saturday Evening, October 1st At 7 p.m. First in Our Fall Series of Cow- Calf Dispersals at Lindsay Community Sale Bam, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. The property of the late Jack LOUDEN, R.R. 1, Lindsay. 9 mature mature Charolais cows due time of sale. The property of Helen and Marc CARARE, R.R. 6, Lindsay, Ont. 15 Simmental and Charolais cows and heifers most due before or close to sale time. 5 Simmental Charolais spring calving cows bred Simmental. The property of Basil CHEESEMAN, R.R. 4, Omemee, Ont. 12 Simmental cows - 1 full blood -11 purebreds - 6 calves by side. 3 purebred Simmental open heifers. The property of Joe and Bill STAPLES, Bethany, Ont. 60 mature cows - Angus, Limousin, Hereford and Simmental. 38 calves by side, remainder due sale time to December. The property of CHERRY HILL FARMS, R.R.2, Baltimore, Ont. 9 Limousin heifers - 2 calves by side - remainder due fall. 30 mature Limousin and Limousin cross cows - 20 with calves .by side 10 exposed to bull Aug. 27. 31 Angus cows - 24 with' calves by side. Remainder bull exposed exposed Aug. 27th. This will be an outstanding sale of breeding stock. Plan to attend. For further information information contact Carl Hickson, Auctioneer. Auctioneer. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reab- oro, Ont., 705-324-9959 or 324- 2774. . 38-2SN Saturday, October 1st At 1:30 p.m. Farm Sold Auction Sale of Farm Machinery The property of Ken arid Margaret MCKINNON, Lot 22, Con.6, Fene- lon Twp. 13 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 to Glenarm Road (County Road 8) - turn west - 2nd farm on left. Int. 656 diesel tractor, cab, radio, 18.4 X 30 new tires. B250 Int. diesel tractor, new motor - hydraulic bucket. Int. 403 self- propelled combine 121/2' header - cab (288 - 6 gas). Int. 4-14's trip beam plough 3 pt. M.F. baler pto. Allied automatic stooker, motor driven, driven, New Idea 209 hay bine 9' pto. M.F. side rake. Allied pipe elevator with motor. Int. 16 disc seed drill, New Idea snow blower, pto. 2 Turnco gravity grain boxes - 175 bus. -130 bus. - 6 ton and 4 ton gearing. 2 hay wagons 8' X 14', 8' X16' racks J.B.D. field sprayer 21 ' boom. Triple K type cultivator 12', 3 pt. Int. 10' trail tandem disc. New Holland No. 510,163 bus. manure spreader pto. single beater. Westfield 41' grain auger 6", pto. on wheels. Paper mixer grinder pto. with bagger. Cement mixer. Surge new motor and vacuum pump. 2 Surge units, full line of farm machinery. Approx. 1,800 bales mixed hay - 1988. Approx. 500 bales mixed hay 1987. Approx. Approx. 3 ton of oats of barley. Terms: Cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:30 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. DURHAM REGIONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY An Agent for the Ministry of Housing INVITES SEALED TENDERS FOR: SNOW PLOUGHING AND REMOVAL 2 and 4 NELSON STREET, BOWMANVILLE. Reference: Dur. Sfl. 12/88 *- Tenders will be received for the above until 11:00 a.m. onThursday, October 13, 1988, by the Durham Regional Housing Authority, 50 Centre Street Soulh, 4lh Floor, Rundle Tower, City Hall, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 3Z7, do the Housing Manager, from whom details and specifications may be obtained, or telephone 434-5011, quoting Reference Number as above. The lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. 39-t R Every Day Low Prices till Ontario Cheeses Mild, Med., Did Ceddars, Marble, Colby, Brick, and Mozzarella. All one low price .79/IOQg 5.58/lb Beatrice Fruit Bottom Yogourt 175 ml. size 69Cea. Brie & Camembert Cheese 5.58n> 1.29iooa. Devon Bacon 1 .995008 PCk Maple Leaf Wieners Rea. or BBQ 1.?9apch Store Sliced Bacon .52/1006 2.36/lb lYKSTRA'S ELiCATESSEN FOOD MARKET 'Home of Quality" Le r 77 King Street VIA, Bowmanville] 623-3541 Cornell's Auction Barn Fri., Sept. 30, 6 p.m. The property of Mr. Donald Rae of Ops Township plus others. Large oak bow front china cabinet, Victorian Victorian walnut what-not stand, oak dressers with oval mirrors, wicker chairs, spinning wheel (excellent condition), gun stock chairs, iron bed with brass trim, washstands, vanity dresser, colonial chesterfield chesterfield and chair, occasional chairs, maple table and chairs, Kenmore wringer washer, antique chest of drawers, banquet lamp, coal oil lamps, Axminster rugs, .22 rifle 308 Remington, 760 Gamemaster rifle, 1952 Dodge 1 ton cab and chassis, Honda A.T.R. dirt bike, quantity of brass, copper, wicker, china and glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, Auctioneer, R.R.1, Little Britain (705) 786-2183. 39-1SN Auction Sale Sat., Oct. 1, 7 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn 1 Mi. east of Enniskillen Selling from Oshawa apartment, Toronto estate, and antique store closeout, another excellent sale highlighted by exceptional 9 pc. ornate ornate walnut dining room suite (needlepoint); 7 pc. white bedroom suite with canopy bed, piano, loveseat and chair, over 100 pcs. of Oriental vases, urns, jars, stands, screens, jewel chests, statues, figurines, dogs, etc., lots ol antique furniture including tables, tables, chairs, dressers, chests, teak dinettes, excellent appliances including including almond refrigerator, gold 30" stove, gold 30" gas stove, washer, dryer, wringer washer, dish washer, used satellite system, system, wall to wall drapes, R.D. figurines, dishes and much more. A very large high quality sale. Plan to attend. Haydon Community Ladies Bake Sale. Quilt draw. Call your friends. 263-8710. "The Friendly Auction". Steve Liptay and staff. Watch for our Spectacular Spectacular Antique Thanksgiving Day sale, Oct. 10. One of our best yet! 39-1 SN Auction Sale Sat., Oct. 1, At 11 a.m. Property sold. Gerald and Sandra MELVILLE, Lot 6, Con. 8, Belmont Tnsp. East side of Mary St., Havelock. Set of dishes for 6; odd dishes; kitchen utensils; Kenmore washer spin dryer; Maytag dryer; Woods freezer; 2 wing back arm chairs; end tables; lamps; pictures and frames; glass top coffee table; 2 dressers; electric appliances; adding adding machine; tea wagon; Vic 20 computer; sectional chesterfield; books; Frigidaire 30" range, French doors on oven; Frigidaire refrigerator; aluminum ext. ladder; Sears 5 h.p. role tiller; tractor pulley; pulley; binder; shelving; garden tools; 2 hay loaders; dump rake; baskets; 2 coal oil lanterns; old child's wagon; old child's wheelbarrow; old child's pedal car; antique high chair; 3 section harrows; rubber tired wheelbarrow; 3 drum roller; rubber tired wagon; Geo. White 24 X 22 cyl. threshing machine; roller bearing wagon and flat rack; 2 walking plows. Numerous other items not listed. Terms: Cash or cheque with I.D. Owner and Auctioneer Auctioneer shall be free from responsibility 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. 39-1S Thursday Evening, October 6 6 p.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques antiques for Garnet Stiver, Uxbridge and others, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. Antiques Antiques including sideboard, oak library library table and chair, oak loveseat, hall tree, post office desk, oak ice box, games table, bonnet chest, flat back cupboard, 1903 pool table, 2 antique carved settees, washstands, blanket box, caned bottom rocker, Roger's radio, mantle mantle clocks, oil lamps, crocks, picture picture frames, golf clubs (left). Also 7 pc. dining room suite (2 yr. old - excell.), 3 pc. bedroom suite, dehumidifier, dehumidifier, Kenmore apt. size washer, Moffat dryer, plant table, refinished pine buffet, punch tin pie safe, quilt, linens, bull's eye finger lamps, dishes including hob-nail basket, vase and c andy dish, depression, depression, occupied Japan, small opalescent hob-nail glass vase, Nippon, Sunoco plate, milk pitcher (pink Meakin), milk pitcher (Mary), Bunnykins, Flow Blue milk pitcher, salt and peppers, pewter, brass, ebony, cups and saucers, garden tools including hedge trimmer, elect, lawn mower, elect, snowblower, B and D sander, wheelbarrow, 1982 Renault RS GTL (4 dr., low mileage, cert, excell.), excell.), plus many other items. Sale managed and sold by L.loyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524. 39-2S OPEN HOUSE Sun., Oct. 2nd 1 to 5 p.m. 17 Hetherlngton Drive Bowmanville Three bedroom detached side- split featuring In-ground pool and many extras $158,900.00 Telephone 623-4137 A BETTER DEM. 1st, 2nd nnd 3rd Mortgages Open pnviioflqs Same day l StifVtCO | j-.ÏN»Â~iin-i.i7ô» Kv«i-.< r»7i;-i nn Monday Evening, October 3rd At 7 p.m. Monthly Saddle Horse and tack Auction At Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R.2, Lindsay, Ontario All horses and lack welcome. Tack at 7:00 p.m. Horses at 8:00 p.m. For consignments or further information information contact Bill or Leslie Ellins, 705-324-0724. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont., 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. 38-2SN Cornell's Auction Barn Tues., Oct. 4, 6:30 p.m. Chesterfields, microwave oven, modern dressers and chest of drawers, coffee and end tables, bed chesterfield, odd wooden kitchen chairs, washstands, pump organ, table and floor lamps, chrome kitchen suite, antique chest of drawers, 30" electric stoves, single box spring and mattresses, mattresses, parlor tables, treadle sewing sewing machine, 3 h.p. lawnmowers, quantity of modern furniture, antique antique and collectable items, tools, china and glass. Don Cornell, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, (705) 786-2183. 39-1 SN Auction Sale Mon., Oct.3rd, At 6 p.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E„ Whitby Selling the estate of the late Phillip and Florence Perry of Oshawa, plus others, including excellent 9 pc. walnut diner, Victorian chairs, mag. table and 4 chairs and 2 corner cabinets, press back chairs, washsfand, coins, 2 color TV's, bar, Sherlock Manning apt. size piano, F.F. fridge, 7 cu. ft. freezer, collector plaies, mag. round fable and 4 chairs, pine harvest table, 4 pine chairs, pine bookcase, new walnut wall units, Vilas slero cabinets, chesterfield, and loveseat, 24" range, foam and air mattresses, dressers, chests, etc., crystal dishes, pots and pans, household dishes, old crocks, plus many other articles. VEHICLES: 1980 Plymouth Horizon, 1977 Olds Cutlass, 1978 Volks rabbit (gas). Note Time: 6 p.m. Good sale. Plan to attend. Good selection selection of new and used, and antiques. antiques. Viewing from 1 p.m. Ross McLean, Auctioneer, 576-7550 and 686-3291. 39-1 SN "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 ho 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). The Skate '88 Con mittee hopes to sell up to 750 seats in the new Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreation Complex as part of its $1.2 million fund-raising drive. And, for a donation of less than $1 per day, you too can purchase your seat in the new sports complex. While a number of the area's leading leading businesses and industries have already made their donation, now is the time for individuals to join the Skate '88 team. For a donation of $1,000 (which can be spread over three years), individual individual donors are recognized as supporters supporters of the recreation complex and will have their name engraved on a plaque on an arena seat and also a larger plaque which will hang in the lobby of the building. Mace Armstrong and Bob Schumacher, Schumacher, two of the members of the committee responsible for soliciting individual pledges from arena users and the community at large, note that already close to 100 of the seats have been sold. It's the recognition of the gift that many of the donors find attractive. "I think 99.9 per cent of the people on this earth like recognition. Tnis is an opportunity opportunity for people to leave their mark on the community," said Mr. Armstrong. Mr. Schumacher added that the donors of $1,000 or more will be thanked not only by the plaques on various portions of the building but also by permanent plaques in the lobby. lobby. This form of permanent recognition recognition will remain with the Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreation Complex and would be transferred to a new facility if, in . the future, one is required. Mr. Schumacher regrets that the old Bowmanville Arena lacks some similar kind of permanent record of the original donors so that their names could be recorded in the new facility. The committee members note that although the $1,000 commitment is a sizeable sum, it can be broken down into various options for payment. The money can be pledged over a three- year period and Mr. Armstrong points out that this reduces the cost to only 92 cents per day. Furthermore, the donation is deductible deductible for income tax purposes, which means that (depending on the donor's tax bracket), the total cost is less than 75 cents for most people. In reply to a number of commonly asked questions concerning the sale of arena seats, Mr. Armstrong and Mr: Schumacher made the following points: Donors need not be individuals. They may be businesses, Scout troops, individual hockey teams, or any other other organization having an interest in seeing the town's newest community facility take shape. Plaques recognizing the $1,000 gifts may bear the name of an individual individual or a family or an organiza tion. They can also be contributed in memory of someone. The name of the donor will be recorded recorded on a gold colored plaque with black lettering on the top of each seat back. "That's the most prominent position position that we could find," Mr. Schumacher Schumacher explained. Since the recreation facility is more than just an arena, persons who aren't connected with hockey or skating skating may be interested in making a contribution. That's because of the fact that the adjoining meeting room capable of seating up to 700 persons will provide a base for other non- athletic activities in the Town of Newcastle. Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Schumacher Schumacher noted that the purchase of a seat does not mean that the donor has access to that particular seat during a hockey game. There's no connection between buying a seat and buying a ticket to some future event held in tne arena. Rather, the unique recognition proram proram is a tangible way of thanking lose individuals willing to make a serious commitment to the future growth of their home town. Just as larger donors have purchased entire rooms, penalty boxes, and other parts of the arena, so the individual donor will have a similar opportunity to be recognized. At the moment, the Skate '88 fundraising fundraising has reached $735,000 and is continuing to climb towards the objective objective of $1.2 million. If each of the arena's 750 permanent permanent seats were to be sold, the fundraisers fundraisers would have doubled the present commitment and would have pushed the fund-raising to the $1.5 million mark. Mr. Armstrong noted that if fund- raising goes higher than the original commitment, the additional funds will be used for extras such as the development development of adjoining baseball diamonds diamonds and the installation of dividers dividers in the meeting room. These dividers will effectively turn the single single room into three separate rooms for smaller gatherings. Looking to the future, Mr. Armstrong Armstrong points out that provision has been made to add a second ice surface to the east of the existing pad. "There probably will be a twin pad up there within five years. That is the talk that I hear." Without a doubt, the new Bowmanville Bowmanville Recreation Complex will be a lasting part of the town and a well- used facility in a growing community. community. Anyone interested in purchasing a seat or making any other contribution contribution to the project is invited to call the Skate '88 office at 623-8888. A representative of the campaign would be pleased to call on donors to provide further information. Alternatively, Alternatively, pledge cards can be signed at the Skate' 88 office located in the old Bowmanville Arena. JR. C EXHIBITION GAME -- This Sunday, October 2, the Bowmanville Junior C Goodyear Eagles will be playing their first exhibition game on home ice. Actually, Actually, the team will have to borrow the ice at the Darlington Darlington Sports Centre for the game because of the fact that it will be a few weeks before the new Bowmanville ice surface is ready. The game begins at 7:30 p.m. Uxbridge Uxbridge will be the opposing team. The Eagles tied their first exhibition game against Cobourg 2-2 on Sunday night in Cobourg. There were numerous penalties in that contest. Let's hope it's not an omen for the upcoming upcoming season. SOCCER CLUB MEETS -- The Bowmanville United Soccer Club will hold its annual meeting on October 16 at the Newcastle Fitness Centre. The meeting commences commences at one p.m. CLARKE TOWNSHIP MUSEUM & ARCHIVES GIANT SECOND HAND BOOK SALE On October 1 and 2 2 -- 5 p.m. Both Days! Hundreds of Books, Fiction, Texts, Non-fiction, General Interest and more!! at Clarke Township Museum and Archives Hwy. 35/115 at Kirby FREE ADMISSION For info. 983-9243 BIG BROTHERS SAY THANKS --The Big Brothers of Newcastle wish to thank Cowan Pontiac Buick for the use of their space and the community for their tremendous tremendous support for the Sports Swap held on September 17. If you need to pick up proceeds, unsold items, or wish to purchase unsold items, please call the Big Brother Office (623-6646) Tuesday to Friday (9 a.m. to noon) in order to make arrangements. MARY BROWN'S CHICKEN TOURNEY -- Bowman- ville's Mary Brown's Fried Chicken outlet will be one of the sponsors of the upcoming Mary Brown's oldtim- ers' tournament held on September 30, October 1 and October 2. Sixteen teams will be competing in the event which is hosted by the York Regional Police Old Cruisers Oldtimers Hockey Team. The tournament tournament takes place at the Aurora Community Centre. Qy A Tribute to the 1940's BIG BAND featuring Herb Knox BIG BAND Oct. 8th, 1988 Orono Town Hall 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Live Entertainment Tickets: $25/per couple includes buffet Available at any Downtown Orono Business 7 s ' r Dress: Now or Then Sponsored by the Orono DBIA % IT'S THE KAUFMAN t BIRTHDAY PARTY SALE The Head of the Class. Barrymore - a complete line of sofas, lovcscats and chairs. The best in quality. French Country by Kaufman. The Classic - by the experts in Collingwood. Finish in oak. Vogel Swivel Rockers. Great for lounging in comfort. The Kaufman "Impressions" Collection. The luxury of quality craftsmanship can be yours today. Butler & Roberts quality upholstery with designer fabrics. Leather by Kaufman. TheBcst! Afantasticselcction of sofas, lovcscats, chairs. UP TO 40% OFF EVERYTHING. FREE DELIVERY. FREE INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTATIONS. September 24th to October 8th, 1988. zr i TAUNTON ROAD 9 o CE 7 ]= < Ô DUNDAS (HWY. #2) 1 o 5 fill Kindelwood Pâik Plm | HIGHWAY 401 -- 1 The KcKifhxin Furniture Gallery Ltd. Where beautiful homes begin. 1801 Dundas Street East (Hwy. #2) • Whitby, Ontario LIN 2L3 Tel: (416) 434-1733 SALE PRICES include ACCESSORIES AND SPECIAL ORDERS