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i i Classif Classified Deadline Phone led Ads -- Monday 4:30 p.m. 623-3303 Auction Sales Wanted to Buy AUCTION SERVICES All types of - auctions (416) 985-4240 -- 35-tfSN Sat., Sept. 29, 9:30 a.m. Sale for Barney Payer' Construction 369 French St., Oshawa To include industrial saws, planers, planers, drill press, plus lots of small tools, building supplies, doors, windows and much more. Complete Complete list next week. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auc- tions, 416-263-4252. 38-1SN Sat., Sept. 22, 10:30 a.m. For Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harries 60 Cassels Rd. Brooklln To include 9 pc. dining room suite, tables, parlor stoves, washstands, stained glass windows, yard bell, blanket boxes, chest of drawers, wicker pieces, clocks, old pictures, oil lamps, wagon wheels, signs, . iron cookstove, wooden cradle, quilts, wooden decoys, pocket watches, iron beds, jam cupboards, cupboards, wrought iron pieces, plus lots of glass and china and lots more, large sale. Terms are cash or cheque with ID. For more information information call 416-263-4252. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. 38-1 SN Sat., Sept. 22, 6:30 p.m. "Saturday's Auction Action" Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon 10 mi. N.E. of Oshawa Every Sat. Night at 6:30 This week to include 2 local homes. 9 pc. dining room suite, bedroom suite, chesterfield suites, kitchen suite, dressers, fridge and i stove, large Persian rug, bow front china cabinet, 12 ft. tandem trailer, pine harvest table, Ig. pine flat-to- wall, deacon's bench, pine blanket box plus lots of glass and collecta-, bles. Terms are cash, cheque or Visa. For more information call' 416-263-4252. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. 38-1 SN Thurs., Sept. 20,11 a.m. ' Interesting sale of antiques, collectables, collectables, horse drawn farm machinery, the property of George Booth, Woodview, Ont. go approx. 10 miles north of Lakefield on Hwy. : 28 to Woodview go 1/2 mile north of Woodview, turn right on Northey's Bay Rd. (see signs). Antique Guelph cookstove, antique antique pump organ with elaborately . carved top, antique, buffet, round ' table, flat weigh scales, antique pine cupboard, homemade cup- ■ board, antique pine chest drawers, oak washstand (serpentine front), antique dresser, parlor table, old wood stove (Adam Hall, Peter- boro), treadle sewing machine, • post cards, quilts, old photos of Booth relatives, pine wood box, pine dough board,- photo album, crocks, books, tins, etc. HORSE DRAWN MACHINERY: Mower, roller, 2 furrow plow, seed drill, hay loader, disk cultivator, sleigh, rake. NOTE: An interesting sale of antique antique and collectables. Mr. Booth was a former reporter in the army and former teacher. For info, or to ;( arrange your sale phone (705) 745-5007 Peterboro Auctions, ' Dale and Orval McLean, Auctioneers. Auctioneers. 38-1 SN MacGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES Estates, Consignments, Households, Bankruptcies, Farms Sold at your location or ours. Storage and Trucking available Phone for FREE Confidential Consultations Mike MacGregor (416) 987-5402 Junior West (416)983-5556 10-tfSN Business Opportunities PIZZA business, $19,900. well established, established, hwy. location, showing good return, operating approx. 24 hrs. per week. Great opportunity. Phono 985-9729, Harvard Really. 38-1SN PERSON to loam - My business ol financial planning and management. management. Who desire above avorago income and who has management ability. No experience required. Confidential interview. Phono Edgar 623-2232. 38-4SN Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST'PRICE PAID FREE PICK-UP ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS X ard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 In accordance with the "Warehousemen's "Warehousemen's Lion Act" Reliable Truck Loosing and Storage, will auction the personal property of he following account unless con- acted prior to solos dote by those parties: Mrs. Verna Lactln formerly of 22 King St. Apt. #2 Bowmanville, Ontario -- 38-2S St. Joseph's Church Draw Results 1. # 1035 S. Brent 2. # 216 B. Avlsworth 3. #226 R. Wilson 4. #1617 R. Rice 5- # 701 F. Kelly ' 3Û-1S Daycare LOVING daycare available in my home, plenty of toys, crafts and activities, activities, with fenced yard in Foster Creek, Newcastle Village. Please phone Sandy 987r1520. 37-2SN MOTHER of one willing to provide childcare for one or two children, close to 401 and .Waverley Rd., ECE with 9 years experience and lots of TLC. Phone 623-2474. 38-1 SN HI! My name is Melody. I'm 9 months old and would like a little boy or girl to play with during the day. Planned activities with T.L.C. Country setting, Maple -Grove area, 623-2789, 38-1 SN STILL looking? A Red Cross Instructor Instructor provides a safe, stimulating stimulating home to toddlers, pre-schoolers pre-schoolers and elementary children. Music, crafts, lunch, snacks, no pets. P.A. days! Receipts! 987- 1273. 38-1 SN BABYSITTING in my home, backyard backyard faces Separate School. Lots of T.L.C. Phone 987-1487. 38-1 SN DAYCARE available in my home, lots of activities and TLC, hot lunches and snacks provided, Liberty/Concession Liberty/Concession St. Phone 623- 1931.38-1 SN NEED a babysitter, full or part time, large yard, plenty of room, Taunton Rd., Orono. Phone 983-9501. ■ 38-1 SN' Suddenly got a Job? There is no need to fear. Who can you call? Kid-busters are here. Phone immediately 623-5351 or 623-0795 38-2SN Y THEYMCAOF -METROPOLITAN : TORONTO „ NEWCASTLE JR. Y A GOOD PLACE FOR YOUR CHILD TO GROW In choosing YMCA Child Care, you are choosing the finest child care available. To us, child's play is serious business. We've been providing quality child care programs for 8 years, i At Newcastle, we combine- a stimulating learning experience with a safe, secure environment and the expert guidance of well trained dedicated dedicated staff. We provide child care for children 2 1/2 to 9 years. BRING YOUR CHILDREN TO THE PLACE THAT'S AS SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR CHILD'S CARE AS YOU ARE! NEWCASTLE JR. Y 385 BEAVER ST., NEWCASTLE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL BETH MESZAROS 987-5305 38-1 SN Services SHARPENING service for carbide and steel circular saws, handsaws, planer knives, chainsaws,. etc. Phone Bill's Sharpening and Small Engines, 263-8430. 38-1 SN PRIVATE Mortgages - The place to go when your bank says No! Anubus Investments, (416) 668- 7200, 110 Green Street, Whitby, Ontario 37-tfSN FASHIONS BY JUDITH Dressmaking and Alterations Phone 623-1604 38-1 SN $57.00 to Toronto Airport Cadillac Sedan EXECUTIVE SERVICE $73.00 to Toronto Airport Super Stretch Limousine 623-2916 Visa accepted Div. of Doluxo Taxi ALL DELUXE SERVICES ARE OPEN"24 HOURS" 26-tlS' Ciimestoppers Crime stoppers and Durham Durham Regional Police arc asking for the public's help in solving n firo which was deliberately sot on Aug. 3 in Oshnwn. Shortly niter 1:00 n.m. the Oshnwn Pire Department Department and the Durham Regional Regional Police were called to '3 Westmorland Avo. On tlioir nrrivnl they found n ChoVmlot Celebrity had boon sot on firo. The flames had destroyed the car and dnmngo was also done to the house near whore it was narked. The Firo Department ninnni'od to contain tho firo. Investigators found n plastic bottle containing wlmfc tip- penrod to bo gasoline on tho ground bosido the enr nnd they suspect that this wns ttsad to sot it on firo, Crime Stoppers is asking for nnyono with any information information on this firo to call, A cash reward of up to $1,000 is being offeree! for information leading to tho nrroat of tho person resposi- blo. As a culler you'll never have to give your name or appeal' in court. The Crimo Stoppers phono number In: <130-8-177 that's 430-tlpa. Long dis- tance call collect. I Tyrone News By Bessie Vaneyk Blue jeans are acceptable in Tyrone church at any time, but on Sunday Sept. 16, everyone was invited to attend a blue jeans church service and a pot-luck lunch afterward in an informal atmosphere. atmosphere. Enniskillen congregation congregation joined with Tyrone Tyrone and helped to make it special. The Rev. Bonnie Kelly's sermon was titled "A Community Of Love." based on the lectionary readings, the sermon expanded on the meaning of the ten commandments commandments in the light of today's realities in society. Mrs. Jane Koene sang a solo, "Lord Bless My Growing, Growing, accompanied by Sheryl Hunter at tne piano. Sundav School has begun the Fall unit, "Journeying Together as People of God/' following the lectionnry theme as an integral part of the church family. We hope more children children will join us to make this interesting journey even more fun. Euchre There were over 13 table of euchre in play at the Community Centre on Friday Friday evening, Sept. 14, 1990, with the following reults: first Verna Robinson, followed followed by Meta Moffntt, Ber- nicco Renton, Normnn Retirer, Retirer, Vi Hayward, and Chnrlie Campbell. Ladies' low: Florence Moore, Men's Low: Carl Ferguson. 50-50 Draw: Ross McRoborts and Meta Moffntt. Special Prizes: Prizes: Doreen Ferguson. Ruby Trowin nnd Daisy Bell. raivni WILDFIRES Rural Canadians Fighting the Mail The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, September 19,1990 Poppy Fund Raises $5,000 for Hospital Equipment Rural Dignity .of Canada and residents of four small communities are taking the Minister Responsible for Canada Post, tne Hon. Har- vie Andre, and Canada Post Corporation to court. Legal counsel Ian Lawson, of the Public Interest Advocacy Centre, filed a motion today in Ottawa at the Federal Court of Canada to quash the decisions to close the post offices in Arran. Sk., Falmouth, N.S., Meauctic, N.B. and Aroostook, N.B. Cynthia Patterson, national national coordinator of Rural Dignity, a citizens' group working to save rural postal service, believes legal action was its only recourse. "Even though Canada Post turned a 149 million dollar profit this year, Mr. Andre continued continued to allow the corporation to go ahead and close post offices. As a result of .Canada .Canada Post's so called business .decisions made over the summer, people in these •communities will be travelling travelling considerable distances for basic postal services this winter unless something is done." Patterson says the corporation ignored communities communities clearly expressed desire desire to keep the federal post offices which had served them well. Canada Post also ignored a formal request by legal counsel in late August to rescind the closure dcc- sions. , An early hearing date of Oct. 19, 1990 has been set for the motion, in"consideration in"consideration of the difficulties being experienced by the many elaerly and fixed income people in these communities who do not own vehicles and are effectively denied access to postal services. "Several weeks have already gone by during which some of these residents have had to ravel up to 22 km. to pick up their pension cheques, send parcels parcels or purchase money or- , ders," Mr. Lawson explained. explained. Rural Dignity's solicitor, will argue that these post office office closures breach the Canada Canada Post Corporation act which requires the corporation corporation to maintain basic customary customary postal serivee. 23 >• »•' ni b ■i ■•a '■i *«' ■ J ha 'u f* I r i Memorial Hospital Bowmanville was the recipient of a bed suite and an orthobiotic chair thanks to donations donations made to the Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Fund. Close to $5,000 was donated to the hospital through the fund last week. Presenting à cheque to Dorothy Stewart, nurse manager of the medical reha bilitation unit at the hospital, are: Art Brooks, Poppy Fund Chairman and Irene Whitney, co-chairman. The orthobiotic chair is positional. Trays can be placed across them and the device can recline. Continuing care patients use them and there are roughly eigjrt chairs in the hospital. Low Mileage Local Vehicles ■ a. ■ v - V. ; tit- 1 . ? aiBt/ Terry Holmes, Sales Mgr. Ilfl Tip.** * Scott Eaklns Howard Smith Phil Watts Doug Kemp satJaa--..- - -- - Come In ... ; Make An Offer! Used Vehicles You Can Count On! rrr^. W i *11 1990 Clera - Grey, V6, air, . 1989 Chev Caprice Br. - Grey, loaded, 1990 Cutlass Supreme Int -Black 19,000 km. $17,900. 20,000 km. $19,995. loaded, 38,000 km. $18,900." ' ÉÉI IWHi ' : n 1987 Grand National - Black, 77,000 km. $17,900. SKry. r^New $26,000.) 1990 Cutlass Supreme Int.- Maroon, loaded, mint, 20,000 km. $20,995. V~ipsjcs fUSSS» ~ ' " < ii -a t 1989 Clera-White, V6, loaded, 16,000 km. $19,500. i 1989 Chev Caprice - Lt. Blue, air, 18,000 km. $15,995. I m 1989 Delta 88 -- Grey, locks and windows, air, 30,000 km. $17,995. 1 T?«SH, 3 ", 9 M s r n ' 1988C if i r l r -^! l r baded ' 77,000 km. $25,900. i loaded, mint, 84,000 km. $16,900. ■= «î**»*»» 30,000 km. $8,900. --f/'jph r*üt-jr>rt; '"'SSTmSi.'"'*' 1987 m, d J"™mnlï%'?; a S' aïed ' 1987 "î1Sa6Cu ll «,- M ,^V8,iw, 33,000 km. $13,500. mint, 73,000 km. $19,500, air, 100,000 km. $16,900. 83,000 km. $12,100. 1987 Bulck Century - Lt. Brown/Beige V6, air, 77,000 km. $11,000. 1986 Cutlass-Grey, V6, air, mint, 42,000 km. $12,900. 1990 GMC 4X4 Step-Side - Black, loaded, 12,000 km. $22,900. 1986 Firebird-White, V6, auto, air, 78,000 km. $11,900. 1986 Celebrity - Beige, V6, mint, 45,000 km. $8,900. 1989 Isuzu 4x4-Black, 5sp,, mint, 24,000 km. $14,900. T--..O-KKi»' a. auiês 1984 Camaro - Beige, V8, air, like new, 79,000 km. $8,500. 1990 Chev 454 - Black, 454 eu. in., loaded, 12,000 km. $22,500. -v -1 j \k L.U*.WWtffct l- # ' 1988 Suburban - Brown/Boigo, 350, air, trallerlng pkg„ loaded, absolutely mint, 50,000 km. $18,800. 1983 Lebaron - Beige, auto, 95,000 km. $6,295. |f~ -- i ■ uusmi IV < 1989 Ford3/4Ton 4x4- Blue, V8, aulo, 26,000 km. $15,900. 1989 GMC 4X4 Step-Side - Blue/Silver, V8, loaded, 53,000 km. $18,500. 1989 Chev S-10 - Blue/Silver, V6, air, 27,000 km. $14,900. 1989 GMC Tracker - White, sld„ 35,000 km. $11,400. 1988 Chev S10- Blue, 4 cyl„ sld„ 45,000 km. $7,995. k* J ■ Iteii 1987 GMC Safari - Maroon/Silvër, V6, auto, 5 psg., 56,000 km. $13,300. BI 1986 Jeep Chorokoo 4x4- Blue, auto, cloan and sharp, 10,700 km. $12,995. 1988 Chev 1 Ton Dump - White, 350, 4 sp., 44,000 km. $16,900. M 1986 Chev-Belge, V8, auto, mint, 47,000 km. $9,895. 1989 GMC Ext. Cab - Maroon/Silvor, V8, air, 27,000 km. $18,900. ill Garth Mooney Service Manager J. E. QUANTRILL Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Ltd. Hwy. No. 2 East 885-4575 Port Hope I i i K. . *V\ï Scott Hallowed Parts Manager