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Thf* Canadian Statnsnrm Bowmanville. October 2G. 1988 17 Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 Hears Environmental Concerns -, M. BROOKS • RENOVATIONS • ADDITIONS • GARAGES • DECKS, ETC. Replacement Windows, Patio Doors, Storm Doors Skylights Phone 623-5566 II no answer phone alter 6 p.m. I&T CARPENTERS Licensed, 25 years experience House Trim Stairs Decks Additions All carpentry related work Ivan Jones TonyFanara Orono Hampton 983-5303 263-2991 FURNACES CLEANED Parts and Service Policy HARVEY PARTNER and SONS Bowmanville 623-2301 Orono 983-5206 Double Auction Sat., Oct. 29 At Warner's Auction Hall 1/4 ml. W. of Colborne on Hwy. 2 Selling Farm Machinery and Implements plus a Hall full of Good Quality Antiques and Home Furniture, Collectables, Etc. Exceptional Sale MACHINERY SELLING AT 10. A.M.: 2 row corn planter, MF disc harrows, spring tooth cult., 5' pto. Bush Hog, 8' John Deere rotary mower, row crop sprayer adapted lor orchard, platform scales, soil sterilizer, fertilizer spreader, MF trip beam plows 3 furrow 14', MF 135 diesel Low Time in excellent condition, 1980 Ford 5 ton truck, . 8' McGee snow blower 3 pt. hitch, Owatona 95 mixer mill, 3 pt. hitch sprayer with 100 gal. tank, 2 Turnco grain wagons, 150 and 180 bu. MF hay baler, New Idea 2 row corn picker, plus others. ANTIQUES ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE TO SELL AT 11 A.M.: Antique 9 pc. walnut diner with china, buffet, table with 2 large butterfly leaves and 6 chairs all original in excellent condition, old wicker settee and matching chair, matching pair 48" spool beds, Victorian walnut framed settee, several Victorian side chairs, walnut nursing rocker, Queen Anne-style chaise lounge finished in crushed velvet with diamond diamond tufted back (new, in excellent excellent condition), unusual kidney shaped desk with lyre back, mahogany 2 tier table with galley top, 2 clover leaf tables, walnut sofa table with fancy base, early oak desk with turned legs, oak hall seat with mirror, small oak side-by- side with drop front, oak single door armoir, oak bow front china cab. (new, in excellent condition), round oak extension table with 4 leaves, set of Jacobean side chairs (original) need some work, mahogany standing chevelle mirror, mirror, early spool framed country settee settee all original, painted 2 pc. pine flat-to-wall, set of 5 old benches, accordian with case, burled walnut apt. size piano, oak sideboard with high back and bevelled glass mirror mirror all original, Queen Anne style tea wagon with tray, cedar chest, ' large oak drafting table, treadle sewing machine, walnut tobacco stand, carved oak server, 2 shield ' back chairs, wash stand with towel bar, 7 limited edition numbered prints, Lumbers, Newby, Parker, and Seerey Lester all signed and framed, hand painted vases, lamps, pictures, mirrors, floor lamps, carpets and runners (new) in good condition plus numerous other articles dishes, china, glass, etc. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, M.C. Sales start as noted above. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355- 2106. 43-1SN Thurs., Oct. 27, 6:30 p.m. Selling a house full of furniture from a Trenton home including . antiques and other good furniture furniture at Warner's Auction Hall, 1/ 4 mile west of Colborne on • Hwy.2 Avocado fridge and stove, white 2-door fridge, spin washer, auto dryer, portable color TV, B and W TV, large airtight stove, nice Findlay oval wood stove, antique 3 pc. bedroom suite, antique pump organ, dressers, chest of drawers, antique 10 pc. walnut diningroom suite with china, server, buffet, ext. table and six chairs, cherrywood hall chest, antique pedestal tub table, single beds, maple dinette table and chairs, componet stereo, cast and brass 3/4 bed, nice matching pair of hall chairs, beautiful beautiful 3 pc. sofa set including loveseat, chair and sofa in excellent excellent condition, king size water bed, wooden rocker, dishes, china, glass, lamps; pictures and other miscellaneous articles from a storage storage company including computer desk, toys, and miscellaneous articles. articles. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, M.C. No reserves. Sale starts 6:30 p.m. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 43-1 SN Estate Sale Sat., Oct. 29,11 a.m. Property of Cliff Pethlck, 139 Scugog St. Antique household furniture, furniture, tools, compressor, 3 h.p. air, like new, 3500 watt gas generator, 6 month old Apple computer computer complete with keyboard, 1988 Park Avenue Bulck, fully loaded (reserve), 1987 Bulck Le Sabre Ltd., many options (reserve), (reserve), 1983 Chev. 3/4 ton Silverado, Silverado, fully loaded (reserve), 30' fifth wheel Trans Continental • camper trailer, excellent shape (re- ! serve), scrap Iron, antique wooden j horsedrawn wagon, dishes, other ! articles too numerous to mention. Don Stephenson 623-1726 and , Earl Gauslln 640-5398, Au- i ctioneors, 42-2SN Sat., Oct. 29th, 12 Noon Selling (he furniture, equipment and tools from the estate of Reg. Falls, Newtonville (west side of Post Office). MF 2085 gas tractor, MH disc (3 pth.), cultivator (3 pth.), Ferguson 2 furrow plow, 4 section harrows, AMF 36 in. riding mower (10 h.p. with 3 ft. snowblower), Mastercraft 7 h.p. snowblower, 2 roto tillers, chainsaws, 14' ft. McCulloch aluminum boat, trailer and 9 h.p. Viking outboard motor, gas barbecue, power and hand tools, garden equip., microwave oven (like new), upright freezer, Filter Queen vac., chests of drawers, drawers, spool bed, antique lamps, crocks, desk, ice box, kitchen set, small safe, gingerbread clock, and many other good articles. Parking at the Grist Mill. Terms: Cash or good cheque. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton, Newtonville, 786-2244. 43-1 SN Bailiff Auction Sale Tues., Nov. 1st, 10:30 a.m. 345 Carlaw Ave. at Dundas Ave. Toronto Office Equipment Commercial Sewing Machines By virtue of the Landlord and Tenant Tenant Act we are clearing the assets of Lark Manufacturing Inc. including including OFFICE EQUIPMENT: 15 office office desks, chairs, 2 and 4 dr. filing cabinets, lateral filing cabinets, amplifier and stereo cassette, S.C. memory typewriter, couches, office office supplies, calculators, cheauewriter. Canon NP 155 photocopier, Ricoh Rapicom 210 Fox m/c paintings, Kenmore refrigerator, refrigerator, microwave oven, ITT telephone system, Sharp 7200 photocopier, etc. FACTORY EQUIPMENT: Approx. 75 commercial commercial sewing m/c's c/w tables, Juki, Brother, Benz, Mitsubishi, plus other makes, 20 fans, 8 pc. Vaporpress steam system, work in progress, 'finished product, work tables, steel shelving, tools, 3 air compressors, 5 h.p., 2 h.p., and 1 h.p.. Large quantity of buttons, zippers, zippers, thread, material, buckets on wheels, plus many other articles too numerous to mention. Note time: 10:30 a.m. Large sale over 20,000 sq. ft. garment manufacturing manufacturing plant, T shirts, etc. Plan to attend. attend. Viewing Monday Oct. 31 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Terms: $100. cash deposit, balance by cash or certified cheque. Auctioneers: Auctioneers: McLean Auction and Liquidations, 686-3291. Bailiff: S. Wilson and Co. Bailiff Limited, 2788 Bathurst St., Toronto, 783- 0318. 43-1 SN Furniture, Appliances, Canoe etc. To be held, at 85, Frank St., Campbellford. Antique flat-to-wall cupboard, 7"X 4' (panelled doors, good); antique extension table, 6 leaves; 6 matching pressback Chairs, quantity of dishes; quantity of antique pieces; Brides basket; 2 Royal Doulton figurines (1 dis'd); 2 Royal Doulton plates; Heisey bowl; Noritake; Nippon; Royal Silesia; Bavaria; Toby jug; wooden ice box; antique couch, raised head; toilet set pieces; wooden bed, bo,wed foot board; 3 chests of drawers; chesterfield and chair (good); bedroom suite (good); antique antique settee and 2 chairs (good); dining table, 2 leaves and 6 chairs (good); library table; pictures and frames; dinette suite; antique love seat (good); dressers; Duncan Phyffe drop leaf table; antique buffet buffet with mirror; china cabinet; Admiral Admiral frost free refrigerator; lamps; quantity of wooden sash and aluminum storms (off same home); 2 aluminum doors; 3 windows (29" X 29"); 6 windows (29" X 59"); chairs; small tables; McClary range; games and toys; books; exercise bike; garden tools; plant stands; bedding; Simplicity washer spin dryer; desk; bottles; 4X8 pool tablé; cast iron box stove; quantity of hand tools; Skil saw; 1/2" drill; shovels; Mastercraft 3 1/2 h.p. lawn mower. Many other items too numerous to list. 2 yr. old 16 ft. canoe, custom wood strip, fibreglass fibreglass reinforced (good). Terms: Cash or cheque with I.D. Owner and Auctioneers shall be free from responsibility of any accident or injury injury on or about premises day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Box 883, Campbellford, K0L 1L0 (705) 653-3533. 43-1S Sat., Oct. 29, At 9:30 a.m. A Good Sale of Antiques, , Dishes, Saturday, October 29 11 a.m. Auction sale of donated items for the Stouffville Christian School, Stouville, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. NOTE: All proceeds will be donated donated to the school. Including 1948 Lincoln Continental convertible (12 cyl. orig. engine - dark green with white leather uphol. - good cond.), 8 pc. king size bedroom suite (dark pine), movie camera and projector. NEW ITEMS: including hand made quilt,- Midland 19" and JVC 14" new color TV's with remote control (selling with warranties), 2 cable TV connectors, 2 Midland portable CB's, 1 Midland mobile CB with antenna, 1 base CB, 2 wireless Intercoms, Intercoms, Command car starter, 1 Shure microphone (SM 58), quartz heater, Shure compact disc player, 2 cordless telephones, 500' garden garden hose. USED ITEMS: Including Ashina indust, drill press, 10' blackboard, 2 4 dr. filing cabinets, wall unit, work bench, drafting labié, UHF marine radio, elect, stove, qty. of dishes, duck decoy, lawn mower, extension ladder, MTD wood splitter, dining tent, chimney caps, MISC. ITEMS: including including 1 week vacation In Florida with car rental, 2 Blue Jay tickets for llrst game In Skydome, 4 Maple Leaf tickets, side of beef, 2 facecords of wood, Man's and ladles bikes, pr. of Picasso prints, various cralts, perm gilt certificate, plus many other items. Sale managed managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Auctions Ltd., Uxbrldgo, 416-852- 3524. 43-1S Major Collectors Auction The Complete Private Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Thompson Oshawa. Being sold at "Kahn Country Auctions" Located on Brock Rd. Pickering 3 Miles North of Hwy. 401 (Exit 399) To be Sold In Two Sessions Sat., Oct. 29 and Sat. Nov. 26 Starting at 10 a.m. 1ST SESSION OCT. 29TH TO FEATURE: 6 hanging lamps including including 2 in cranberry, superb collection collection of oil lamps, 24 pickle cruets, 25 biscuit barrels, Wavec- rest, Cosmos, R.S. Prussia, Mt. Washington, Limoges, cranberry, exceptional dinnerware sets, outstanding outstanding art, glass and china, sterl ing silver, pill boxes, etc. with over 300 items. PARTIAL LIST INCLUDES: INCLUDES: OIL LAMPS: 2 Victorian cranberry hanging lamps w/cran- berry fonts and smoke bells, Vaseline Vaseline hanging lamp w/matchlng font and smoke bell, C and I hanging hanging lamp, 2 hand painted Victorian hanging lamps, 4 large Cosmos oil lamps, 2 "Webb" gold enamel oil lamps w/crystal globes, 2 Cosmos apple blossom mushroom lamps, red satin tulip oil lamp, Wavecrest mushroom lamp, Burlington mushroom mushroom lamp, cranberry bead and drape swirl lamp, enamel milk glass lamps, amber post hand lamp, blue and amber enamel lamp, 2 red satin G.W.T.W. lamps, handpainted G.W.T.W. lamps, banquet lamps. 24 PICKLE CRUETS: in cranberry, Amberina Baccarat, Vaseline, royal blue, amber, diamond quilted, etc. 25 BISCUIT BARRELS: in blue Crown Milano, satin, rose Crown Milano, Mt. Washington, Stephen and Williams, peach blow, rose diamond, Wedgewood, Wavecrest, Wavecrest, white satin and others with many signed. GLASS, CHINA AND PORCELAIN: cranberry dresser tray, cranberry c and s, cranberry sweet meat dish, very rare cranberry condiment set, cranberry decanters, 7 pc. pink satin fruit set, rare M.O.P. bride's basket, signed Webb M.O.P. bride's basket, red satin sweet meat dish, pr. of rare M.O.P. peachblow vases, several exceptional exceptional pieces of Wavecrest, Mt. Washington condiment set, Burmese Burmese vinegar onion stopper, cranberry cranberry satin salt and pepper, signed Pairpoint heart shaped box, Wavecrest Nakara box, Royal Bayreuth tapestry plate, Bayreuth dinnerware set, Limoges dishes, outstanding 8 pc. French Limoges wash set, R.S. Prussia scene cake plate, R.S. Prussia oval bun tray, R.S. Prussia lemon eaters vase, R.S. Prussia love story cake plate, Crown. Derby Mikado 6' cups and saucers (from Diefenbaker Estate w/papers), R.D. teapot, R.D. coffee coffee pot, Spode dinnerware set for 8 "Royal Blue Lancaster" 24 kt. gold handpainted, Sevres cup and saucer, Sevres plates Royal Tureleries, collection of doll dishes, dishes, Baccarat 5 pc. crystal wash set, signed crystal dishes, selection selection of pressed glass, Shelly tea tray, 7 pc. Burlington bead and drape water set, rare "Cartier" enamel Ltd. edition pill boxes in original cases, rare large covered bronze loving cup, and others. STERLING SILVER: 2 sterling silver flatware sets for settings of 8 and 12, various other sterling silver pcs. N.B. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is an outstanding private private collection of rare quality, with everything in excellent condition. The Thompsons have been noted collectors for over 25 years. VI EWING EWING time Friday, October 28th from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Terms: Cash, " cheques (with I.D.) or Visa. No reserve. reserve. Owners moving. Refreshments Refreshments available. For further information information - KAHN AUCTION SERVICES SERVICES - 416-683-0041 or 416- 985-8161.42-2SN Thursday, Oct. 27,11 a.m. 125 Holsteins Savagedale Select Sale for Savagedale Farm, Richmond Hill, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. including 40 head with full pedigrees and outstanding production. Followed by the complete complete Treverdale Dispersal for Harold Treverton, Plainfield, and the complete Ashcroft Dispersal for Steve Ashenhurst, Uxbridge, including several fresh or close cows, bred and open heifers and calves. Featuring a (GP) Oct./85 Sir Christopher proj. to 2y (229- 297-293) from the "Roxy" family, a (VG) Enhancer proj. to 3y (225- 229-224) from 2 (Ex) dams, three Sept./87 sisters by Sheik and their (GP) Mar./85 sister with 2y (184- 179-198) selling fresh from (Ex-2*) dam, an (Ex) Count Crystan proj. to 4y (167-155-169), a (VG) Nov./ 84 Triple Threat with 2y (207-214- 222) from (VG) dam with (216- 247), next 2 dams are (Ex), a (GP) Oct./84 Warden with 12802 lb. milk due at sale time to Midnight from (VG) dam proj. to 9y (179-142-' 174) also selling, a red Nov/86 heifer by Ambassador - Red due in Jan. from a (VG) dam, a big tall Sept./86 Chief Mark due in Nov. to Tab from (VG) Sheik dam with 27000 lb. milk and 1098 lb. fat. Also a group of fresh heifers from Frank Barkey. Daughters of Enhancer, Enhancer, Warden, Triple Threat, Starbuck, Marlin, Valiant Sir, Astro Jet and Senator. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 Cornell's Auction Barn Friday, Oct. 28, 6 p.m. 9 pc. walnut dining room suite, re- flnished washstands, relinished wooden kitchen chairs, antique dresser and chest of drawers, Bentwood chairs, coffee and end tables, table and floor lamps, • single box spring and mattresses, Hoosler kitchen cabinets, copper boilers, coal oil lamps, air tight stove, chesterfields, walnut buffet, refrigerators, Boston rockers, blanket boxes, reclining chairs, gentleman's dresser, chrome kitchen suites, roll-away bod, quantity ol antique picture frames, tools, china and glass. Don Cornell, Cornell, Auctionoor, R.R.1, Utile Britain, Britain, 705-786-2183, 43-1 SN Mon., Oct. 31, At 10 a.m. Farm sold. Lindsay and Lois Sills, R.R.3, Stirling, Ont. - 3 miles west of Stirling on Campbellford/ Stirling Rd. M.F. 265 diesel tractor with cab (p.s., pto., 3 pt., hyd., Approx. 2018 hrs., Good); M.F. 135 diesel deluxe tractor ( 4 cyl., 3 pt., pto. hyd.); Ferguson 35 gas tractor with Davis front end loader, comb, power bucket (pto., 3 pt., good rubber); rubber); 2 tractor pulleys; 3 set tractor chains; M.F. 3 furrow 14" bottoms trip beam plow, 3 pt.; M.F. 3 furrow 10" bottoms plow, 3 pt.; Allied 32 tooth cultivator, 3 pt.; Flex harrows; M.F. multiflow 15 run seed drill (fed. and grass seed boxes); M.F. 7' cut mower, 3 pt.; M.F. 110 bus. manure spreader, pto.; N.H. 488 haybine, 9 ft.; N.H. Hayliner 315 baler with thrower (Flo'n tires); M.H. side rake; A.C. all crop 66 harvester, 6 ft. cut; 3 wagons and bale thrower racks; 32 ft. Mulkey bale elevator with undercarriage and motor or pto.; 2 grain augers and motors, 4"; McKee Model six, 3 pt. snowblower; 3 drum roller; Clipper fanning mill with motor, bagger and screens (good); upright upright scales; 3 pt. post hole auger, 12"; cement mixer; 200 gal. fuel tank with elec, pump; Meyers twin cyl. pto. sprayer pump; chains; air compressor; forks; Kelly 3 pt. wood splitter; shovels; cant hooks; taps and dies; rubber tired wheel bar- row; circular saw machine; anvil; 3/4 drive socket set; implement seats; large quantity of tools; 32 ft aluminum ext. ladder; old license plates; Lawn Boy 21" lawn mower; 1969 Harley Davidson 50 cc motorcycle; 1974 Ford F-250 3/4 ton (360-V8, p.b., auto., 47000 orig. miles, as is; 1961 Chev 1 ton truck with hoist and racks (47000 orig. miles, as is). ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE: Antique manual gas pump (10 gal. glass top); antique flat-to-wall cupboard; drop leaf table; G.E. auto, dryer (gold); antique antique pictures and frames (good); quantity of dishes; Nippon; Limoges; antique hanging lamp (good); G.E. range; bronze table and 6 chairs (good); antique oak 7 drawer desk (good); wicker love seat and 2 matching wicker chairs (good); wicker rocker; 2 Windsor back chairs; antique bed; lamps; small tables; antique child's commode commode chair; doll crib; coal oil lamp; 2 pc. chesterfield suite; egg crates; books; ladderback chairs with cane seats; sad irons; drapes; linens; linens; curtains; chest of drawers; blanket box; pressback rocker; wicker fernery; cedar chest; old child's sleigh; approx. 6 cord of stove wood; Quebec heater. Many more items found around the old century farm. NOTE: Machinery was all kept inside and well maintained. maintained. Antiques-and-furniture to sell first at 10 a.m";, then tools and small farm items, followed by machinery. Terms: Cash or cheque with I.D. Owner and Auctioneers Auctioneers shall be free from responsibility responsibility of any accident or injury injury on or about premises day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Box 883, Campbellford, K0L 1L0, (705) 653-3533. Lunch available. 43-1S Auction Sale Selling Saturday, October 29 At 12 O'clock Sharp The Mink Sheds, Cages and Feeders Of Moravian Fur Farm, Hampton Included in this sale are 14 sheds ranging from 80 feet to 300 feet long, 2,900 petter pens, 1,731 breeder pens. The cages, feeders, steel barns are all in excellent condition condition and are going to be sold in lot numbers with the sheds. The purchaser must remove all sheds and cages 30 days from the date of sale. For information please call: Charlie Reid, Auctioneer, 983- 5914. Directions: Take 401 Highway Highway to Courtice Road cut-off, go north 5 miles to Taunton Road and 2 miles east to Hampton at Green Road and 200 yd. south. ■ 43-1 SN * Estate Sale Sat., Oct. 29,11 a.m. Property of Cliff Pethick, 139 Scugog St. Antique household furniture, furniture, tools, compressor, 3 h.p. air, like new, 3500 watt gas generator, 6 month old Apple computer computer complete with keyboard, 1988 Park Avenue Bulck, fully loaded (resen/e), 1987 Bulck Le Sabre Ltd., many options (reserve), (reserve), 1983 Chev. 3/4 ton Silverado, Silverado, fully loaded (reserve), 30' fifth wheel Trans Continental camper trailer, excellent shape (reserve), (reserve), scrap iron, antique wooden horsedrawn wagon, 10 h.p. snowblower, Allis Chalmers B tractor,dishes, tractor,dishes, other articles too numerous to mention. Cars: selling at 1 p.m. Don Stephenson 623- 1726 and Earl Gauslln 640-5398, Auctioneers. 43-1 SN Sat., Oct. 29, 6 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon 10 miles north of Bowmanville Large estate sale and marriage breakup sale highlighted by spectacular spectacular 9 pc. elaborately carved modern oak dining suite, walnut diner, 50's oak dining suite; rosewood bedroom suite; ant. Victorian Victorian sofa; oak, ash, and walnut sideboards; walnut wardrobe; cedar chest; bookcases; dressers; ant. oak file cabinet; pine desk; oak tables; ant. walnut bedroom suite; old radio; lots of dishes, crystal, cups and saucers, 1982 Bulck and much more. Sale time 6 p.m. "The Friendly Auction", 263-8710 Steve Liptay and staff. 43-1 SN -KAHN d'ÔUNTRY 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 lor prompt professional service. "Consignment and estate selling our spoclalty." KAHN AUCTION SERVICES, (416-683-0041). Wednesday Evening November 9th, at 7:30 p.m. Victoria's 8th Anniversary Holstein Sale At Hickson Sales Arena R.R. 2 Lindsay, Ont. Approx. 100 registered females have been consigned from outstanding outstanding Holstein herds in our surrounding surrounding counties. Consignments open - Call our sales staff to help you make your sale selections. Come early, preview our sale offerings offerings and join us for complimentary coffee and donuts. For further information information contact our sales staff. John Buckley 705-324-4017, Gail Snodden 357-3237, Cliff Lil- lico 439-2380, Wade Reeds 328- 0659 or Carl Hickson Auctioneer, Reaboro, Orit., 705-324-9959 or 324-8311. 43-2SN Cornell's Auction Barn Tues., Nov. 1, 6:30 p.m. Inglis automatic washer, green Westinghouse 30" stove, modern dressers and chest of drawers, chesterfield and matching chairs, chrome kitchen suites, lap desk, odd pressback chairs, Westing- house dryer, very large quantity of modern furniture, appliances, tools, antique and collectible items, antique picture frames, china and glass. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, R.R.1, Little Britain, 705- 786-2183. 43-1 SN Drama Club Fright Night At C.S.S. Are you looking for something something to do on October 28th? Well, look no further. The Drama Department of Courtice Secondary School is holding their first ever "Fright Day" for children children ages 2-10 at Courtice North Public School. On Trull's Road North just east of Oshawa. Activities include a haunted haunted house (optional), Shark Pool,' Colouring contest, costume costume judging, Beat the Ghoulie plus many more. A nursery area will be provided provided for the younger children and a bake sale is available to .all those with a sweet tooth. : ■ 4fK, All proceeds go to United Way, so come on out and support a great kàuse. . For more . information contact Kàtny CoVèrly or Paul'Hindman at 436-2074. Enniskillen News by B. Wright Thanksgiving. On Sunday at our regular worship service we had a special focus. It reflected the experiences of Bessie Va- neyk and Earla Rundle when they attended the Waterloo Waterloo Women's Conference this year. Their reflection revealed revealed the stories of other people in their faith journey, which made our worship together together especially Teal and meaningful. Thank-you ladies ladies for sharing your experiences experiences with us. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Best, Solina, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grass and Sarah, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bowman, Dianne and Aaron were Saturday Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Wilfrid Bowman and Miss Myrtle Tamblyn. Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Avery Avery enjoyed dinner out at the Swiss Chalet recently, a treat of Mr.and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin. Weekend visitors at L. Stainton's were Mr. Wallace Pascoe, Enfield, Linda and Lisa Cryderman, Bowmanville Bowmanville ana Deanna Stainton, Oshawa. Mr. Clark Piggott, Oshawa visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Piggott and family. Mrs. Lou Griffin, Mr. Gordon Stevens and Miss Clara Page were Sunday luncheon guests of Mrs. Wilfrid Wilfrid Bowman and Miss Myrtle Tamblyn. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wright, Oshawa were Wednesday Wednesday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright and Betty. Mr. and Mrs. Don Trewin attended the Peeters-Kelly wedding dance at Black- stock on Saturday evening. Tom Leadbeater popped in for breakfast with mom and dad on Tuesday on his way to the East Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stainton visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hope, Mr. John Hope ana David, Mrs. Victor Steward Steward and Tanya, Blackstock on Wednesday afternoon. The family,of Steve and Lois Nimigon hosted a celebration celebration in tribute to Steve on his recent retirement in CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE NOTICE The Mayor arid the Members, ol Council cordially invite the residents of the Town ol Newcastle to attend the official opening opening of the: BOWMANVILLE RECREATION COMPLEX SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1988 2:00 -- 4:00 p.m. Special Guest Speaker: MR. DON CHERRY Hockey and T.V. Personality For Further Information Please Contact: Town of Newcastle Community Services Department 623-3379 Ext. 272 CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE RECONSTRUCTION OF BEAVER STREET, KING STREET TO SOUTH LIMIT AND ROBERT STREET, BEAVER STREET TO MILL STREET, NEWCASTLE Information Centre The Corporation of the Town of Newcastle have tentatively planned the reconstruction of Beaver Street and Robert Street to the following schedule. Robert Street (Mill Street to Beaver Street) including the storm sewer outfall at Foster Creek and Beaver Street (Robert Street to South Limit) 1989 construction Beaver Street (King Street to Robert Street) 1990 construction construction The aforesaid scheduling is subject to the availability of funds. Detailed construction design drawings for both streets shall be prepared in 1988-89. The proposed work will Include road excavation placing granular granular road base, curb and gutter, storm sewers, upgrading water- main and sanitary sewers and placing hot mix asphalt. Both streets shall be constructed to a width of sufficient to provide two driving lanes and one parking lane. Sidewalks will be provided on the east side of Beaver Street and the north side of Robert Street. You are cordially Invited to attend an Information Centre to be held between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 2, 1988, at Newcastle Town Hall Council Chambers. Preliminary plans for the proposed reconstruction reconstruction will be available for Inspection and staff will be on hand to answer questions. Input from the public Is respectfully solicited. Mr. Walter A. Evans, P. Eng., Director, Public Works Department, Town of Newcastle, Municipal Office, HAMPTON, Ontario LOB 1J0 (416) 263-2231 Oshawa on Saturday evening evening with approximately two- hundred guests in attendance. attendance. Along with many floral gifts and telegrams was the presentation of a beautiful Grandfather Clock. The U.C.W. meeting was held at the church on Wednesday Wednesday the 19th at 9:30 a.m. We were served a wake up cup of coffee and a delicious lunch by the committee, Ruby Trewin, Annie Wright and Phyllis McGregor. President President Shirley Stainton opened the meeting with a welcome to everyone and a poem. Devotion Devotion opened by Phyllis McGregor reading scriptures scriptures from the Psalms. We sang Hymn 197 with Annie at the piano followed with a reading reminding us of the many things we have and we take for granted. Ruby read a Thanksgiving Thanksgiving reading, Thanks should be given 12 months of the year. Remember the Psalmist Psalmist saying "My Cup Runneth Over." Offering was received received by Annie and Ruby. Dedicated with Hymn 196 and prayer by Phyllis. We were entertained by three talented ladies Mrs. Norma Ormiston and Miss Marguerite Marguerite Wright sang "God who touchest Earth with Beauty and a Thanksgiving Song with Annie accompanying accompanying them. Mrs. Herb (Eileen) Wright spoke to us on Scholarship Recipient reiving, first it's thanks then giving. Taking us back to the early settlers and the first Thanksgiving. Marguerite and Norma sang another delightful hymn. We always enjoy these ladies whenever they can visit our meeting. The minutes were read and approved. Our World Development offering was received by Joyce. Correspondence Correspondence was read, also the Announcements. Joyce gave treasurer's report. Merle gave a good reading on Stewardship. Stewardship. Our environment is our concern. So much damage is being done by careless dumping of chemicals, chemicals, many oi our birds and animals will never be seen again. Acid rain is killing our maples and eating the mortar mortar out of our buildings. Talking is not enough. The meeting closed with prayer by Shirley. USED CAR and DEMO SALE 85 Buick Skylark Limited, V6, auto, one owner, like new. $185.83 for 48 mo. Tax and Lie. down. 85 Nissan Pulsar, reconditioned and ready to go $6,895.00 87 Honda Prelude 2.0 SI A/C and sunroof, last chance at this price, $14,500.00 87 Nissan Micra, 4 dr., auto, AM/FM, 50 per gal, still in warranty $144.00 for 60 mo. Tax and Lie. down YEAR END SAVINGS ON '88 DEMONSTRATORS Full Factory Warranties 88 Micra, 5-speed std., 50 mpg. 88 Sentra, 4 dr. DLX, auto, AM/FM tape 88 King Cab Truck 5-speed with jump seats 88 King Cab Truck automatic plus jump seat pkg. 88 Maxima top of the line, fully loaded 88 Multi XE 5-speed, AM/FM, stereo 88 Stanza XE 4 door, automatic 88 Pulsar T-top, automatic LOCATED 2 MILES WEST OF BOWMANVILLE ON HWY. NO. 2 623-8358 October 25,1988 Joyce Borger Joyce Borger, a graduate of Durham ChristianHigh School, has received an Honours Honours Scholarship to attend Redeemer College, a Christian Christian university in Ancaster, Ontario where she is following following the honours psychology programme. Miss Borger, daughter of Andy and Daly Borger of 25 Jane Street, Bowmanville, graduated with an 'A' average, making her eligible for the $1,100 award. "At this point, I'd like to go into counselling, possibly in a high school, but I will see where God finally leads me," says the bubbly first-year student. "I came here because because I felt it was important for me to develop a Christian viewpoint in psychology." This past summer Joyce worked with the develop- mentally handicapped at the Oshawa and District Association Association for Community Living. She also worked in Port Perry Perry at Scott's Place, a group home for autistic adults. "I found the work challenging challenging and very rewarding", rewarding", she notes. About university life she says, "I'm really enjoying myself despite the workload. The professors are very helpful and I have many op- portunties to develop my talents." talents." Extra-curricularly, Joyce has joined a pro-life group, the theatre club and the concert band. Tyrone News There will be no euchre game at the Old Hall on Hallowe'en Hallowe'en night, October 31. There were 14 tables of euchre at the Old Tyrone hall on Monday evening, October October 17 with the following results: Doug Renton 93, Maxine Brock 92, Lorna Swain 87, Ken Flint 84, Ethel Goble 84, E. Sinclair 36. Special Special prizes: Ruby Cochrane, Meta Swain, E. Sinclair, Edgar Edgar Millson. There were 19 tables, three over, at the Friday night euchre game at the Community Centre with the following results: First, Hazel Hazel Piggott, followed by Dorothy Dorothy Beech, Roy Worry, John Broome, Bernice Wells, Art Sheehan. Ladies' Low: Meta Moffatt, Men's Low: Gordon Moffett. Fifty-fifty draw: Roy Worry, John Watson and special prizes: Verna Ro binson, Alf Piggott, Art Shoe ban. Continuous Low Prices On Many Popular Items Plus Weekend Specials Maple Leaf Wieners 1 .79lb Reg. or B.B.Q. Maple Leaf Sliced Bologna 500g Rack 1.99 Devon Bacon Deli Sliced 500s Pack i Sandwich Ham 3.99lb/ .88 1006 Beatrice Fruit Bottom Yoeurt 1758 I 69«ea 1 Chapman's 2lt ice cream Still a Bargain 2.29 Ham Kolbassa Cut from the coil 3.86lb Sunkist Oranges 2.29ooz. Mild or 3.58lb/.79 1008 Mild Marble Cheddar Crisp Head Lettuce 59<t Cello Baa Spinach 79C MANY MORE IN STORE SPECIALS D YKSTRA'S ELICATESSEN FOOU MARKET "Home of Quality'