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The Canadian Statesman. Bowmanvillc. May 31. 1989 23 Phone Auction Sales Advance Notice Tool and Handyman Sale Sat., June 17, 5 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon Steve Liptay, Garry Powell, 263- 8710.22-1SN Estate Auction Taunton Rd., Mitchells Corners Sat., June 3rd, 11 a.m. Selling the estate of Rose Barrington, Barrington, MitcheKs Crs. (west of Trulls Rd., South side). Two 3 pc. bedroom suites, cedar chest, blanket blanket chest, bedding, linens, quilts, dressers, beds, trunks, shaving mirror, Duncan Phyfe dining table, 4 lyre chairs, china cabinet, buffet, , hall tables, glass, crystal, china, fern stand, mantle clock, RCA color TV, fridge, stove, freezer, wringer washer, chesterfield suite, coffee tables, set 5 rosewood chairs, wicker table, Victorian table, flower crock, jewellery, old high chair, Boston rocker, treadle sewer, scales, wood lathe, garden tools, 8 h.p. MTD riding mower and snow blower, 1977 Impala (69,000 miles, 8 cyl., p.b., p.s., air) and numerous other items. Sale starts 11 a.m. Terms: Cash or good cheque. Auctioneer: Frank Staple- ton, Newtonville, 786-2244. 22-1 SN Estate Auction Sat., June 3,11 a.m. Selling the estate of Mrs. Ethel Liddle and the late Bob Liddle of Belleville, to be held at Warner's Auction Hall, Hwy. 2, Colbome. Consisting of a home full of antiques, primitives and collections of various articles. Rare old solid walnut armoir, all carved, in original condition. This pc. was originally from the old Lazier family estate, a well known ■&ellêvillé faniily. Set of 6 old heavily uaiveu wainui oaiioon DacK chairs, all in original condition; large old hanging chandelier with prisms, originally from the old Picton Theatre; solid oak side-by-side with curved glass china door; small 9 pc. walnut diningroom suite, all original; rare old CNR hand car (Museum type pc.); walnut bedroom bedroom suite with high boy chest, dresser w. mirror and night stand (all original); beautiful old sleigh bed in excellent cond.; 2 Northern Electric oak case wall phones plus several other old and interesting phones and phone parts; numerous numerous old cast iron pcs. including signed implement seat (Toronto The Rake); old bells, tools, pots, etc. Antique oak dresser w. mirror and hat box, plus other old dressers dressers and chests; rare pair of old brass car lanterns; 2 old brass regiment regiment horns; granite spitoon; Royal • Doulton figurine- (discontinued); (discontinued); Ige. collection of old sad irons; 2 old painted wardrobes; antique oak cabinet; small partner's partner's desk; several old radios and radio parts; collection of old cameras and equipment; old tins; Pequenant grandfather clock, all original with Berlin works; school house clock with Ansonia works; cedar chest; blanket box; walnut tea wagon; Victorian china tea service service in excellent condition; collection collection of beer steins; old pictures and frames; paintings; 9X12 wool rug; antique single bed with high wood headboard; old grain cradle; small hump back trunk plus other old trunks; several old sewing machines; oil lamps; baker's paddle; paddle; butter print; wicker doll crib; old tools; oak framed hall mirror; several old scales and scale parts; gun case; snowshoes; Ige. old china urn (unsigned) and portrait plate, looks like early Nippon; Ige. quantity old books; rare pair Victorian Victorian enamelled lustres with crystal prisms; Victorian walnut 6 legged table; pine chest of drawers; small pine sideboard; dishes; glass; lamps; plus countless other articles articles sïïll unseen in this old. Belleville Belleville home. All to be sold without reserves. Good sale plan to attend early. Sale starts 11:00 a.m. Sharp. Viewing from 9 a.m. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, M.C. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 22-1 SN Fri., June 2, 6 p.m. The property of Mrs. Olive Jewell of Lindsay, plus others. Round oak pedestal table, oak buffet, buffet, 6 oak dining chairs, oak rocking chairs, patterned chesterfield and chair (like new), 6 matching pressback chairs, walnut dresser, odd wooden kitchen chairs, walnut magazine rack, walnut parlor tables, tables, wicker chairs, french doors, washstands, wooden decoys, Electrolux vacuum, table and floor lamps, Victorian corner what-not stand, English school clock, bonnet bonnet chest, cedar chest, cloverleaf parlor tables, 4 h.p. rototillers, 3 h.p. lawnmowers, 1979 Ford LTD, 10 h.p. Massey Ferguson riding lawn mower, quantity of linen, bedding, bedding, china and glass. Don Cornell, R.R.1, Little Britain, 705-786- 2183. 22-1 SN Mon. Evening, June 5 7 p.m. Monthly Saddle Horse and tack Auction Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. Tack at 7 p.m. Horses at 8 p.m. For further Information contact sale barn 705-324-2774. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario, 705- 324-9959, car phone 705-749 - 7084. 22-1 SN Mon., June 5 and Wed,, June 7 10 a.m. Giant 2 Day Antique Estate Sale at Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Estate of the late Audrey Graham, Fenelon Falls and others. Lgo. qty. fantastic antique furniture, diningroom diningroom suites, bedroom suites, china cabinets, buffets, fancy tables, tables, 62 Royal Doulton figurines, washstands, settees, 5 fur coals, gold watches, Jewellery, coins, primitives, many collectables, 92 1 pcs. sterling flatware, Hooslor cupboards. cupboards. Don't miss this salo - One ■ of oür oldest and best sales. See list Sat., Juno 3. For Info or flyer call (705) 324-2783 Orval McLean Auctions, Lindsay. 22-1 SN Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Phone 623-3303 AUCTIONEER Don Stephenson Phone 623-1726 Estates, farms and all coneignments wanted. 20-tfSN Sat., June 10, 9:30 a.m. Sharp Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Machinery, Household Furniture, Antiques Antiques and Collectables The property of the late Merrill Brown, Lot 18, Con. 11 Manvers Twp. 12 miles south of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 to Con 11 of Manvers, turn east 21/2 miles to Dead End. M.F. 265 tractor, M.F. 150 tractor with Robin loader, hydraulic bucket, bucket, M.H. 30 tractor, New Holland Super Sweep 315 baler, New Holland Holland 258 rake, New Holland 7' power mower 3 pt., New Idea 175 bus. manure spreader, Int. 10' cultivator cultivator 3 pt., Hydrein 3 - 14's plough, Little Giant 40' hay - grain elevator, 16' hay wagon, McKee 7' snow blower 3 pt., Int. 15 disc combination combination seed drill, Artec stooker, Woods electric oat roller, 2 round bale feeders, 3 sets harrows, round bale forks, M.H. grinder, Snow Jet snowmobile, horse drawn equipment, Cockshutt hay loader, windlass and bucket, horse sleighs, 2 antique cutters, 3 sap kettles, pails and spoils, 2 fanning mills, water troughs, electric fencers, antique potato cutter, set of platform scales with tongue, 2 sets sheep clippers, electric motors, wagon loads of assorted small items, 1987 Whirlpool selfdefrost selfdefrost fridge, 1986 G.E. stove, 2 freezers, copper washing machine and wringer, 2 T.V's, odd chairs, wash tub, school desks, lamps, dishes, tables, 40 gal. milk can, antique pigeon hole writing desk, 2 piece pine cupboard and hutch, irons, crocks, wash basins, steel beds, dressers, sewing machines, guns and shells, antique Edison cylinder gramophone and cylinders. cylinders. Colombian gramophone, antique telephones, milk bottles, antique dishes, oil lamps, apple peeler, cherry pitter, raisin squeezer, 50 straight razors ( bells, Red Rose tea nursery rhymes - 3 sets, Red Rose animal collection. Very large quantity of antiques and collectables. These pieces have been collected by the Brown families for over 150 years. Plan to attend. Terms: Cash. No reserve. reserve. Furniture and antiques at 9:30 a.m. Sharpl Machinery at 1:00 p.m. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324- 9959. Car phone 705-749-7084. 22-2SN Sat., June 3,11 a.m. The property of Nick Rensink, R.R. 2, Port Perry, between Con. 3 and 4, Scugog Twp. on Old Simcoe St. 1 mi. west of Reg. Rd. 2,2 mi. south of Port Perry. 270 Leyland tractor 70 h.p., 3 cultivators, cultivators, bulk milk cooler, chain harrows (6 sec.), 3 wagons, snowblower, water trough, hay crimper, JD side rake, 24' bale elevator, 269 NH baler, 2800 bu. Westeel Rosco granary, Moore dryerj fertilizer spreader, 3 p.h., sprayer, 2 grain augers 4" and 6", feedcart, 7' mower, 3 furrow plough, steel gates, 3 feeders, some construction material, scrap iron, roll of wire, mow of straw, cattle cattle clippers and much more. Au- tioneers Don and Phil Cochrane, 985-2788.' 22-1 SN Sat., June 3,11 a.m. Cattle, Farm Machinery Estate of the late Ralph Jones, R.R.2, Castleton, Ont., 7 miles south and west of Warkworth on County Rd. 25 to Jones Rd. (at Cramahe Twp. building), then go south 1/2 mile to Barlow Rd., go right for 1 mile to Hanes Rd., then right to 1 st farm on right. (Watch for sale signs). CATTLE: Brown Swiss cow with heifer calf; BWF cow with bull calf and heifer calf; 2 yr. old white face heifer; two yearling Holstein heifers; yearling Holstein steer; Guernsey heifer. MACHINERY: M.F. 65 diesel tractor tractor with front end loader (power bucket, ps., pto., 3 pt.h., good); Int. 3 furrow trip beam plow, 3 pt. hitch; Flemstofte 32 tooth cultivator, 12 ft., 3 pt.; Kongskilde 14' cultivator with levellers (3 pt. good); Kverne- land 10 ft. tandem discs, 3 pt.; N.H. 327 manure spreader, 130 bus. triple triple beater, new floor, good; N.H. 325 manure spreader, new floor, good; 4 section harrows; N.l. 7' trail type mower; M.F. 3 pt. hitch side rake; M.F. No. 10 baler, good, Int. McCormick No 80 pto. combine (bin, scour clean, auger feed, good); Befco 209 - 3 pt.h. fertilizer spreader, used 2 seasons; J.D. 40' bale or grain elevator with undercarriage, undercarriage, pto.; 32' and 24' bale elevators and motors; 16' grain auger with motor, 4"; rubber tired wagon with flat rack; 3 drum roller; bale buncher; J.D. No. 3800 forage han/ester ( 2 row corn head, hay head, new. knives, field ready); 2 Keston self unloading wagons, field ready; J.D. No. 6500 ensilage blower (short trough with shaker); Co-Op round bale feeder; 2 platform platform scales; 4 rolls barb wire; steel and wooden stone boats; 3 electriç fencers; electric fence wire and stakes; cow trainers; rubber tired wheel barrow; bale derailer- home made; fence wire; 16' wooden ext.' ladder; rope blocks; 2 silage feeders; feeders; pig troughs and waterers; forks; shovels; 2 Surge units; 2 Surge milker pumps; Champion electric 8 can cream cooler (approx. (approx. 3 yrs. old); quantity of baled hav and straw; snowmobile trailer: seed grain; 3 wooden granaries on skids (12' X 10' X 8', 16' X 12' X 8', 16' X10' X 8'). Some HOUSEHOLD HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Findlay cookstovo. Quantity of dishes, wringer washer, set of bunk beds, cigar boxes, hump trunk, trunks, some bedding, plumbing supplies, Numerous other Items not listed. Terms: Cash or cheque with I.D. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible responsible for accident or injury day of salo. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Box 883, Campbollford, K0L 1L0 (705) 653-3533. Lunch available. 22-1S AUCTION SALE Every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. At Myles King Auctions 33 Hall St., Oshawa All consignments welcomed. Estate Estate sales, etc. Est, in 1967,. Mvles King, Auctioneer, 725- 5751. Estate -- Auction Sale Sat., June 3,11 a.m. For the estate of S. Homeniuk , 1 1/2 miles north of Hwy. 2 on Trull's Road, Courtice - Pony, farm wagons, wagons, harrows, post hole auger, hay loader, manure spreader, field roller, hay rake, harness, wagon wheels, seed drill, chopper, grinder, grinder, table saw, drill press, vises, scales, hardware, garden tools] power tools, chains, block and tackle, and hundreds of mise, boxes and pieces. Most implements implements for 3 pt. hitch - Lots of rarities. - Sale lime 11 a m 263- Mon., June 5, 6 p.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby We are selling an estate from Oshawa plus others including: 10 pc. walnut diner, 2 settees, 6 pressback chairs, new sectional sofa w/chaise lounge, 2 Queen' Anne hall tables, coffee and end tables, 3 Queen Anne needlepoint chairs, good Fender amplifier and electric guitar, excellent Irmbach piano, mandolin, Yamaha and Ibane 12 string acoustic guitars, bedroom suite, Electrolux vac. (1 year old), new sofa and chair, newly re-upholstered contour chair with heat, 8 pc. diner, chairs, carpet, carpet, pine bar and 2 stools, old barber chair, assortment of tile and carpet, table and 4 chairs, golf clubs, oak rocker,, maple desk, chest and drop front desk, 30" range, new clothing - jeans, shirts, sweaters, dresses, etc. Pots, pans, dishes, bedding, etc. 1980 Ford Ltd., Ford 8 h.p. riding lawnmower, 1980 Monza. Note time: 6 p.m. Viewing: Mon. 1 - 6 p.m. Excellent little sale, plan to attend. Ross and Scott McLean Auctioneers, 432-2836 or 686- 3291. 22-1S Thurs. Evening June 8, 6 p.m. Antiques and Clocks Auction sale of furniture and clocks for Harold (Bud) Jones, Richmond Hill, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. ANTIQUES: including pine jam cupboard, brass bed, 2 pine washstands, chest of drawers, English pine ladies dresser, dresser, pressback rocker, maple washstand, set of 4 pressback chairs, pipe pr.ayerchak, nursing rocker, pine btirfetv Queen Anne chair, small tables, loveseat, pine mirror. NOTE: Above pieces all refinished. refinished. Also gingerbread clock, Arthur Pequenaut school house clock, station clock, wall clocks, anniversary clock, silk screens for gingerbread clock faces, maple kitchen table and bench, apart, size freezer, Toshiba stereo. Zenith colorTV, rattan loveseat set (4 pc.), end tables, 3 pc. wicker set, Ige. European wardrobe, rugs, blue flowered crocks, pictures, records, records, 3 CNR paintings, 2 coke carriers, dishes including Wedgewood, Cornflower, depression, depression, flow blue, cups and saucers, lustres, cheese dish, collector plates, garden tools, heavy duty band saw, jig saw, lawn mower, Bolens snowblower, bench grinder, grinder, vise, 2 aluminum step ladders, plus many other items. Note: This is an excellent sale of antiques. The Jones' have sold their home and moving to an apartment. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524. 22-2S Thurs. Evening, June 1 6 p.m. Furniture, Antiques, Car Auction sale of furniture and antiques antiques tor me estate ot tne late Mabel Bruce, Port Perry, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., including 1976 Cadillac (loaded, new paint, cert., excell, cond.), 1979 Glendale 12' slide-in camper, Duncan Phyfe table and 4 chairs, china cabinet with claw and ball feet, antique sideboard with bevelled mirror, parlor table, rocker, antique settee with 2 chairs, chesterfield and chair, bed chesterfield (excell.), brass ship's clock, several Seth Thomas clocks including banjo, French metal figurai, color TV, apt. size freezer, apart, size washer and dryer (avocado), (avocado), child's 3 pc, bedroom suite, chest of drawers, brass and iron bed, fern stand, new Bibles, dishes including green opalescent fruit bowl and nappies, Royal Doulton Doulton figurines, cranberry glass, carnival carnival glass, Bavarian cups and saucers, German stein, brass pcs., plus many other items. Sale managed managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524. 22-1S Thurs., June 1, 6:30 Selling contents from a Castleton Castleton and a Cobourg home at Warner's Auction Hall, Hwy. 2, Colborne. H.G. 2 door f.f. fridge, matching 30" range, automatic washer, chest freezer, console color TV, ghetto blaster, Kenmore vacuum, small sofa (in excellent cond.), bed sofa (like new), coffee and end tables, tables, glass top coffee table, matching matching end table, Inlaid coffee table, swivel rocker (6 mo. old), arrow back wooden rocker, apt. size chrome set, nearly new radial arm saw and 4" planer, circular saw, table saw, plus miscellaneous hand tools, section scaffold., Ige. quantity ladles blue jeans (new GWG), bedroom suite, dressers, chest of drawers, new picnic table, 2 burner elec, camp stove with oven (like new), 3 wheel bike, gazebo, lawn mower, 2 Yamaha keyboards, stereo alum, step ladder, ladder, orbital sander, book shelves, lawn and garden tools, dishes, china, glass, pictures, lamps, plus miscellaneous articles too numerous numerous to mention. Two auctioneers soiling Inside and out. Sale starts 6:30 Sharp. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, M.C, Gary Warner, Doug Denny, Auctioneers, 355-2106, 22-1 SN Advance Notice Construction Auction Sale Sat., June 10,11 a.m. Selling at the Riznek home, Nash Road, just east of Courtice Rd., Courtice - construction equipment, 4' - 5' scaffolding, 7 h.p. mortar mixer, wheelbarrows, assorted angle iron, brick laying equipment, 12,000 used bricks, new bricks, 2 concrete mixers, fence gates, ceramic tiles, engines, V.W. engines, engines, restorable collector cars, 58 Chev wagon, 62 Caddy, etc., several several antiques including antique pump organ, radios, buggy, scales, dressers, etc. Partial listing only - Details next week. 263-8710 Sieve Liptay, Garry Powell, Auctioneers. Auctioneers. 22-1 SN Antique, Household Appliances, Car Auction Sale Sat., June 3, 6:30 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon 10 ml. N. of Bowman ville Selling from the Earl Trewin estate, fine older Toronto home (seniors) and others, real nice bow front and bow side oak china cabinet (over 6' tall), nice high oak sideboard, flat-to-wall wardrobe, wicker carriage, carriage, antique wheelchair, armoire, washstand, flame mahogany bed,' executive office desk, oak table and chairs, chesterfield suites, beds, contents of china cabinet including including old green bull's eye lamp, Royal Doultons, crystal, cups and saucers, quilts, old pictures and mirrors. B.S.A. 12 oauoe shot oun (F.A.C.) req.) Super Bug video machine, washer, dryer, 2 yr. old almond stove, almond refrigerator, 3 freezers, airtight stove, 1984 Bonneville LE (4 dr., V6, certified, with air), much more. Nice clean sale - "The Friendly Auction" 263- 8710, Steve Liptay, Garry Powell. 22-1 SN Tues., June 6, 6:30 p.m. The property of Mr. Thomas Cantwell of Cannington. Viking 2 dr. refrig., Kenmore 30" electric stove, .G.E. automatic washer, modern dressers and chest of drawers, Mastercraft piston piston pump (new), quantity of bicycles, bicycles, coffee and end tables, chesterfields, chesterfields, round dining table, maple dining chairs, occasional chairs, chrome kitchen suite, approximately approximately 100 cedar posts, large quantity of modern furniture, small electrical appliances, collectible items, tools, china and glass. Don Cornell, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain,-705-786-2183. ,22 7 1SN. 5 " #.■'■.< i .■ ,. x " Estate Auction Sale Saturday, June 3rd at 11:00 a.m. for the Estate of Olive R. Timlin, Village of Coldsprlngs Oak extension table (refinished), 6 oak dining room chairs, oak glass front china cabinet, McClar- ey 14 C.F. refrigerator, G.E. 30" range, Diplomat microwave oven, Eversonic stereo, Hitachi 26" color color T.V. with remote, Virgil piano and bench, comer what-not, 2 pc. chesterfield suite (as new), Admiral Admiral deep freeze, Hot Point automatic automatic washer, 3 press back cane bottom chairs, Electrolux upright vacuum (1 year old), glass top walnut coffee table, old violin, guitar, guitar, 2 pc. bedroom suite, chest of drawers, pressback high chair, Sears exercise bicycle, wooden blanket box, dresser, antique scooter, crocks, cream can, jewellery, jewellery, service of silverware, silver tea service, old patchwork quilts, old wooden wagon, knee hole desk, china and glassware including including antique pieces, coal oil lamp, souvenir spoons, upholstered swivel rockers, old books and games, garden tools, wooden spoke wheels, lawn chairs, 1979 Plymouth Horizon Car (as is), plus many other items. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Lunch available. available. RAIN DATE: Saturday, June. 10th at 11:00 a.m. Paul Lean Auctioneer, phone 352-2403. 22-1S Sat., June 3 12 Noon Sharp Auction Sale of Livestock, Machinery Some Furniture The property of Bill Welsh, Lot 27, Con. 6, Verulam Twp. 1 mile north' of Fenelon Falls on Hwy. 121 to Cedar Tree Road, east to 6th Concession Concession and 1 mile north. (27 head) 11 Hereford and Hereford - Charolais cows with 18 Hereford calves by side; 3 Hereford heifers 1 yr. old; 2 Hereford Charolais bred heifers; calves born Dec. and Jan; bull exposed March 10; M.F. 135 diesel tractor p/s with 1988 No. 380 Allied manure loader - new material material bucket; M.F. 35 diesel tractor; M.F. No. 9 baler pto.; John Deere cut-ditionerpto.; M.F. 160 bus. manure manure spreader; Triple K cultivator 8', 3 pt,; 2 round bale feeders; 2 electric fencers, complete; Int. 13 run seed drill; 1985 Lucknow 6 snowblower, pto.; Cunningham crimper pto.; Ford 6' blade 3 pt.; Maple Leaf 24' elevator; Smoker hay/graln elevator; M.F. disc 3 pt.; M.F. cultivator, 3 pi.; hay trailer 8' X 18'; Gehl grinder; 30 T steel posts; 2 trailers; air compressor; belt drive oat roller; 300 amp. Jet welder; 1988 Mastercraft 230 amp. electric welder; New cattle head gate; 3 chain saws; quantity of pine, 2 X 8,2 X10, full line of farm machinery. Approx. 4 ton oats and barley. 1987 Hotpolnt microwave; diningroom suite - square table, 4 chairs, china cabinet; 3 dressers; bookcase; coffee and end tables; wood box; odd chairs; washing machine; Inglis dryer; butler churn and bowl; BBQ, Many other Items. Terms: Cash. No reserve. Furniture Furniture sale at 12 noon. Machine sale at 1:00 p.m. Caille at 3:00 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario. Ontario. 705-324-9959. Car phono 705-749-7084. 21-2SN Auction Sales Farm Solcf -- Large! Sat., June 3, 11 a.m. The property of Bernard and Marg Hood, R.R. 2, Dunsford. Located on County Rd. 7,3/4 mile south of Dunsford or 11 miles straight north of Omemee. Featuring a full line of farm machinery, Ford 6600 diesel tractor only 2546 hrs. 69 'h.p., MF 165 diesel tractor and loader 2690 hrs., 1973 Gleaner combine 13' grain head and 4 row corn head for Model 3524 row corn planter and controls, trucks, household furniture and more. Sale managed and sold by Calvin Mabee Auctions, call 705-374- 4800 for details or 374-4435. 21-2S Wed. Evening, June 14 7:30 p.m. Victoria's "Summer At Last" Special Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. Approx. 90 registered and grade females in all stages of lactation. A chance to upgrade your herd with a good type female. Consign now with our sales staff. Sales arena 705-324-8311, John Buck- ley 324-4017, Gail Snodden 357- 3237, Cliff Lillico 439-2380. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324- 9959, earphone 705-749-7084. 22-2SN mi: TouoiVTO school OF m SliM SS Barbara Wood Come and visit me at The Bowmanville Mall Thursday, June 8th Friday, June 9th Let's talk about Career Training and Job Placement Find out if you are eligible for Financial Assistance Pick up your invitation to a FREE Confidence Seminar You could win 2 tickets to a BLUE JAYS game in the Dome. THE TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OSHAWA 723-1163 11 Simcoe St. N. (Scotia Bank Bldg.) PICKERING 420-1344 1450 Kingston Road (at Valley Farm Rd.) 22-1S W<! Nlti : M. Instructions DRIVING SCHOOL Now offering Full Driver Education Courses 25 Hours Classroom 10 Hours In-car 1 to 11nstruction In Car Ontario Safety League Approved MAXIMUM INSURANCE REDUCTIONS INCOME TAX CREDIT Starting Tues. - Thurs. May 16 - June 6/89 (Evening) 6-9:45 p.m. Sat., May 20 - June 10/89 (Daytime) 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. Mon. and Wed., May 22 - June 12/89 (Evenings) 6:00 p.m.-9:45 p.m. Location: 141/2 King St. E., Oshawa Suite 201 Cost: ONLY $299. Continuous Registration BROTHERS DRIVING SCHOOL 576-4873 17-«sn THAT HEIRS IS Young Drivers of Canada Is more Ilian just a way to save ony insurance premiums. It's a complete defensive driver training course that teaches 1 how to survive accidents by avoiding avoiding them. And that can help parents of new drivers breathe easier and sleep easier, of Canada For information; brochures and course schedules call Young Drivers of Canada Division St., Bowmanville 623-7017 Tenders DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE FORCE TENDERS Sealed Tenders will be received at the office of the Chief of Police, Police, 77 Centre Street North, Oshawa, Ontario, L1G 4B7, until 1000 hours, Wednesday, June 21,1989, for the purchase of the following equipment: DRP12/89 MOTOROLA RADIUS 2 WAY RADIOS DRP13/89 EXPLOSIVES REMOTE MOBILE INVESTIGATOR DRP 14/89 REFURBISHED VAX 11785 COMPUTER Tender forms may be picked up or requested through the office of Superintendent R. Jarvest, between 0800 and 1600 hours, Monday through Friday, telephone 579-1520, extension 236. Lowest or any quotation not necessarily accepted. David J. Edwards, Chief of Police 22-1S THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER SEALED TENDERS, for the equipment listed below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L1Ç 3A6, will be received on the forms and in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Tender Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Office at the above address. TENDER T-89-22 - ONE (1) SSI! ONLY CREW CAB AND CHASSIS ONE (1) ONLY CONVENTIONAL CAB AND CHASSIS Closing Time and Date: 12:00 Noon (Local Time) Monday, June 12,1989 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett, Purchasing and Supply Agent. Date of Publication' May 31,1989 Telephone: (416) 623-3379 ex. 267 22-1 SN THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER SEALED TENDERS, marked as to contents, for the following requirements requirements listed below, addressed to the Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6, will be received on the forms and in the envelope provided until the specified closing time and date. Tender Documents can be obtained from the Purchasing Office at the above address. TENDER T89-14 - TREE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM Closing Time and Date: 12:00 Noon (Local Time) Friday, June 16,1989 The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. Lou Ann Birkett, Purchasing and Supply Agent. Telephone: (416) 623-3379 ex. 267 22-1SN Durham West Holds Meeting In Nestleton Representatives trom nine branches of Durham West W.I.'s met in Nestleton Community Centre on May 18, 1989 for their District Annual meeting. Nestleton President Mrs. Fish "spelled out" a warm , welcome to begin the session. session. Mrs. V. Ashton, Dist. President for the past 3 years, told of executive meetings, the conventions i she had attended in St. John's Newfoundland and Central Area in Toronto, a ' P.R.O. Workshop in Solina in March and a 4-H Achievement Achievement Day in Orono. She . thanked the District for these opportunities and all the help she had received < during her term of office. Provincial Board Director Mrs. M Thompson, ratified f the new directors of each "£ branch and reminded them tj of their responsibilities. At ! this time, Pennies for « Friendship were presented ' by each branch. The minutes of 1988 Dis- * trict Annual at Maple Grove j were read by Sec.-Treas. < Mrs. F. Vice, followed by the ; financial report. Mrs. I. \ Bray gave the auditor's report. report. The business began by < reading a letter from Provin- ' cial P.R.O. Mrs. G. Camp- < bell informing us that June was P.R. month and the district district should make plans to < promote W.I. with a special activity. A vote carried to continue to save Pennies for Friend- ship, funds used for administration administration by A.C.W.W. A vote carried to continue the Fun Fair at Solina. Delegates to Area Con- 1 vention were chosen to be the Dist. President (alternate (alternate the 1st Vice Pres.) and j Annabelle Rickard (alternate (alternate for F. Vice). District Resolutions Convenor Convenor J. Buma gave the first ■ reading of the resolution, that February 19. Founders Day, be designated as Na- ,' tional Statutory Holiday. District Program Co- Ordinator B. Watson report- ? 1 and speakers in the branches branches over the past year. District P.R.O. S. Brown reported on membership and news coverage. Branch P.R.O.'s reporting; to her did not interpret their question properly re: volunteer hours. District Tweedsmuir Curator Curator S. Buttery's report is of her work alone, not a report report from 9 branches, according according to the Handbook. Branch reports are now directed directed to the Program Co- Ordinator. District Resolutions Convenor Convenor J. Buma reported that 4 local resolutions had been acted on and that letters were sent to protest the dropping of the Lord's Prayer in the schools, as well as 1 formal resolution which was to be voted on later later in the meeting. Sec.-Treas. F. Vice presented presented the combined Finan- 2port as pre the branche A ladies quartet from Nestleton Church, accompanied accompanied by G. Malcolm, entertained entertained us with a few musical selections and were very much enjoyed. * Mrs. Thompson conducted conducted the election and installâ- tion of officers. - Past President - V. Ashton, Ashton, Solina, President - L. Cathcart Kendal, 1st Vice Pres. - M. Ford Solina, 2nd Vice Pres. - B. Metcalf Malle Malle Grove, Sec.Treas. - F. fice Solina, Asst. Sec. - M. A. Found Maple Grove, P.R.O. - S. Brown Provi- dence-Shaw's, Alt. P.R.O. - L. Bell Bowmanville, Tweedsmuir Tweedsmuir Curator - S. Buttery Newtonville, Auditors - D. Hills, B. Rowsell Solina, Resolutions - P. Sleep Black- stock, Program Co- Ordinator - B. Watson Solina, Solina, Asst. Program Co- mm Date of Publication: May 31,1989 Hospital Plans to Hire Part-time Chaplain in '90 Memorial Hospital Bowmanville Bowmanville expects to hire a part-time chaplain next year. Doug Frost, director of human resources at Memorial Memorial Hospital, said this week that the chaplain's role will be a half-time position and it will not be filled until the hospital has added an additional additional 32 beds to its current complement of 89. At that time, the hospital will receive provincial funding funding for the position and will be able to hire the new staff member. The proposal for a halftime halftime chaplain was announced announced during the annual meeting of the Pastoral Services Services Advisory Committee to Memorial Hospital. The meeting took place on Tuesday, Tuesday, May 30, at Strathaven/ Strath Manor, in Bowmanville. Bowmanville. In a report to the committee, committee, Mr. Frost also gave an update on the hospital construction construction and renovation program. Ho stated that the first renovated corridor in the existing existing building will bo opened sometime next week. This will provide space for health records, administrative administrative offices and n new board room. The newly completed corridor and adjoining offic es are in the .former Maternity Maternity Ward on the north side of the hospital complex. The new wing to the east of the existing hospital is scheduled to be completed in September of this year, at which point many of the existing existing beds in the older wing will he moved to the new building so that renovations can continue. Memorial Hospital is expected expected to have its additional 32 beds functioning by as early as May or June of next year. The part time chaplain would probably join the staff then. Guest speakers at the annual annual meeting of the Pastoral Services Advisory Committee Committee were Major Ralph Godfrey, Godfrey, director of chaplaincy at Grace Hospital in Toronto and Major Sam Brinton, the Toronto Grace Hospital's executive executive director. They discussed the role of palliative care in the Toronto Toronto Grace Hospital. The Pastoral Services Advisory Advisory Committee is composée! composée! of clergy and laity who serve the hospital. Additional Additional members of the board include hospital staff representatives, delegates from the hospital board, and n representative from the medical community. cial Report as presented to her by the branches. 6 Ordinator L. Yellowlees Solina. Solina. Mrs. Thompson has been challenged by another board member to equal subdivision subdivision donations to the Jubilee Jubilee Fund. Each branch is expected to remit their share of this donation to the Dist. Sec.-Treas, Mrs. L. Cathcart thanked the membership membership for giving her the privilege of serving as President. President. Mrs. Ashton was thanked for her fine leadership over the past 3 years. The date for the Fun Fair at Solina is October 2,1989. Newtonville will host the 1990 District Annual. Shirley Brown District P.R.O. Newcastle. Newcastle.