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i 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 31,1990 Phone ^ 1 sssifisd Ads phone 623-3303 1 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. "Morning for Mom's" Work Wanted Auction Sales Auction Sales I & T CARPENTERS Licensed, 25 years experience House Trim Stairs Decks Additions ■* All carpentry related work ;ivan Jones Tony Fanara Orono Hampton 983-5303 263-2991 >_ 1-tfSN > ERN'S ROOFING .* Flat, tar and gravel, - repairs, shingles, re-roofing > FREE ESTIMATES > Phone Oshawa t 433-1070 41-4SN : FURNACES CLEANED ; - Parts and Service Policy HARVEY PARTNER • and SONS -3 Bowmanville 623-2301 - Orono 983-5206 . ; 52-tfSN Dangerous Tree Removal The Tree Experts Fully experienced In topping, falling and power lines, land clearing. Reasonably priced. FREE ESTIMATES Phone 623-8625 43-7SN INSTALL a combination wood oil, wood electric furnace or boiler. Oil - qas - electric boiler or furnace. furnace. Harvey Partner and Sons, Bowmanville, 623-2301 or Orono 983-5206. 4-tfSN HOLROYD'S HEATING AIR CONDITIONING OIL-GAS-ELECTRIC Installations - Service Cleaning - Parts Plans HAMPTON 263-8501 16-tfSN Brian Miehe TRUCKING AND . EXCAVATING Topsoil, Weeping beds FREE ESTIMATES 623-1371 432-4050 : 44-3SN Helmer's Snow Removal Services Commercial or Residential Contracts also accepted Phone 1-416-786-2983 ! 40-5SN A & J'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS ' minor repairs and renovations - specializing In bathrooms, drywall and carpentry 623-8874 . 37-tfS : DR's MAINTENANCE 623-4041 ' Leaf removal, Window l cleaning, Eavestrough cleaning FREE ESTIMATES - 40-tlSN OXFORD BRICKLAYERS STONEMASONS LTD. All kinds of Brick Block - Stonework Fireplaces Also Additions and Renovations ; Willi schmahl 987-5706 or Bill Schmahl 987-5002 ;37-tlSN BOWMANVILLE GLASS & MIRRORS 143 Wellington Street, Bowmanville 623-3410 Monday - Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sealed units, storm windows and doors, store fronts and screen and glass repairs, all typos of glass and mirrors available. FREE ESTIMATES 24 hour emergency plate glass replacement. Locally owned and operated. 7-tfSN Sat., Nov. 10,11 a.m. Estate of the late Mrs. M. Parrinder, Brooklln Furniture, Appliances Antiques and much more Details next week. For more Info, call 410-203-4252. Sale managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Auctions. 44-1SN Wed., Nov. 7, 6:15 p.m. at Lions Centro Elgin St. E„ Cobourg Effects from Local Homo Walnut nest ol tables; 4 poslor bod frame; stop end tables; onllquo small tables and stand; 3 old cliosls ol drawers: mahogany centre Inblo; 3/4 antique koodoo bod; antique occasional chairs: kllchon Guile; pine bench; plno rocking horse; pine corner shelves; crocks; communial bods; Duncan Pliylo colloo Inblo; Inblo lamps; oil pointing by Win. Carson, former police duel ol Port I lopo; oil pointing by Ed Gaunt; Seth Thomas mantel clock; Royal Doul- Ion bull (log (rare Horn); china and glnsswaro (oomo nnliquo piocos); lawn Inblo and umbrella: old picture picture frnmos; garden tools; old bicycles; bicycles; hardware; plus many other Homs, Terms: Cash, I until available, available, Paul Loan, Auctioneer, phone 352-2403, 44-18 Fri., Nov. 2, 7 p.m. Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville Selling the contents from 2 Bowmanville Bowmanville apts. - 6 pc. matching parlor parlor suite (Jaques and Hayes), Victorian Victorian sola, Victorian lady's chair, occasional tables, ornate Victorian bed, washstand, antique chests of' drawers, china cabinet combination combination sideboard, buffet hutch, kitchen suite, cedar chest, Hoosier pantry cupboard, glass door shelf unit, 28 window shutters, glassware, china, 2 fridges, counter stove and oven, double bed, sofa bed, household items and numerous other goods. Terms: Cash or good cheque. Auctioneer: Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton, 786- 2244,44-1SN Fall Stocker Sales at Lindsay Community Sale Barn R.R. 2, Lindsay Sale Times: 10 a.m. November 7 Selling pre-conditioned calves and calves November 14 Selling calves and yearlings Cattle must be consigned 6 days in advance. Phone sale chairman Wayne Telford 705-292-9531, Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, 705- 324-2774 - sale barn, 705-324- 9959 - residence. 44-1 SN Thurs., Nov. 1, 6:30 p.m. 64 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa Having received instructions from D.eloitte Touche Inc., -Trustee in Bankruptcy, we are clearing the assets of Franklin's of Oshawa, including including dresses, skirts, wedding dresses and accessories, cash register, register, wicker furniture, mirrors, wooden dress racks, round racks, counter, secretary desk and chairs, legal 4 dr. filing cabinets, 2 dr. fireproof file, 24X48 desk, secretary secretary chairs, 3 industrial sewing m/c's, 2 domestic sewing m/c's, all in cabinets, steamer, pressing m/c, flowers, 3 mannequins, plus many other articles. Viewing Thurs. from 4 p.m. McLean Auction and Liquidations Liquidations 686-3291 or 432-2836. 44-1S Sat., Nov. 3,10 a.m. Antique Estate Sale at Peterboro Auction Center Peterborough, 2 mi. E. on No. 7 Selling complete estate of late Elsie BROWN, Peterborough and others. Antique and quality furniture, furniture, cabinet and grand upright piano, 4 antique dolls (1 is 100 yrs. old), collectables, tools, 12 Royal Doulton figurines, 2 R.D. dolls, 1961 Dodge Pioneer only 41,500 mi., 1986 Buick Park Ave. only 60,000 mi., fancy 9 pc. walnut dining dining ste., 4 quality bedroom stes., antique medallion back settee, oak side-by-side, oak bow front china cabinet, secretaire, fancy tables, violin, harpsichord, lamps, old boxes, trunk, old quills, Viet, chairs, antique Bible and children's books, carpenter and hand tools, antique gun, fur coat, oriental pattern pattern rug, picture frames, linens. Don't miss this .interesting sale from old established home. No reserve, reserve, estate sale. Open 9 a.m. Sale 10 a.m. To consign or sell estates or quality contents call 705-745-5007 Peterboro Auction, Orval or Dale McLean, Auctioneers. Auctioneers. 44-1 SN Wed., Nov. 7,11 a.m. 30 Head of Cattle Farm Machinery, Mobile Home Household Effects Bob and Charlene Teasdale, R.R. 2, Hastings, 9 kms. north of Campbellford on Hwy. 30 CATTLE: (Property of Merleson Farms - Del Merrill): 12 Hereford cows and calves; 2 BWF cows and calves; Maine Anjou cross cow and calf. NOTE: All calves are oft of a full blood Blonde d'Aquitaine bull - Bingo 30T and are 50 per cent recordable. Cows have been pasture exposed to full blood Blonde d'Aquitaine bull - Meadow Hill Erik 13W since August 15th. Calves are approx. 5 months old and are in top shape. MACHINERY: MACHINERY: 1981 Ford 6600 diesel tractor, tractor, 3 ph., pto., 18.4X34 tires, 73 hp„ approx. 3450 hrs., good; Ford Heat Houser; 1939 D Case tractor; 1980 Triple K 15 1/2 ft. cultivator with wings; 1981 JD3 furrow semi- mount plow, 16"; International model315landcmdisc, 12ft.;New Holland 328 manure spreader, new apron, chain; International 16 run seed drill on rubber; J & B 100 gal. field sprayer; Now Holland 479 haybine; New Holland 268 baler; AC No. 66 pull type combine, 6'6" pickup, pto.; 35 fl. bale elevator with undercarriage; 3 plh. Ford hay rako; bale buncher; rubber tired wagon with flat rack; Oliver side delivery rako for parts; 16 ft. grain auger and motor, 4"; 14 ft. cattle trailer; sot of harrows; Surge 30 plus milker pump; Gem oat roller; food cart; used stool rooting; quantity quantity ol tools, bolls, nuts, etc.; 45 gal. tank and pump; barrels; 2 shotgun cream cans; litter carrier; Jot pump and pressure tank; sap pan and buckets; tractor umbrella; electric fencer; water trough; food troughs; call box; Universal milker unit. MOBILE HOME: (To soil at 12 Noon): 05 H.X12H. Statesman mobile homo with 3 bedrooms, 100 amp. service, forced air oil and 200 qal. lank. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Quantity ol dishes, glassware, bottles, bottles, etc.; hall tree; Clare Jewell 30'rnngo, good; GE l.f. refrigerator, refrigerator, good; Soars canister vacuum cleaner; chrome table and 6 chairs; colloo Inblo; l lovac airtight airtight wood r.lovo, liko now; wooden oilico desk; Smith Corona electric typewriter; swivel rockor; humidilior; wooden armchair; Hoot lamp; Goudron baby buggy; stool laundry tubs; gun rack, woodon high chair; small animal tattoo sol; woodon windows: 10 It, lint bottom canoe; I londn 100 CIB molorcylo, as Is; 1971 Skl-doo, 399 cc; ruitnorous oilier Homs ol Intorosl, Nolo solo order: I leasehold Horns, tools, etc., to soil last ni 11 o,m„ followed by machinery, thon caille. Terms: Cash oi cheque with ID. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible responsible lor nccidonl or Injury day ol onto. Hoy and Hod Williams. Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Cnmphollloid, (705) 053-3533 or (705) 749-4907 Lunch available. 44-18 Sat., Nov. 3, 6:30 p.m. "Saturday's Auction Action" Pethick Auction Barn 10 miles N.E. of Oshawa Every Sat. night at 6:30 p.m. This week contents ol 2 local homes to include living room suites, dining room suite, dressers, beds, washstands, occasional tables, tables, rocking chairs, trunks, lots of china and glass, washing machine, 1981 Chev 1/2 ton truck, complete cedar hot tub (seats 6), plus lots more to unpack. For more info, call 416-263-4252. Sale managed managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Large antique estate sale here Nov. 10/90. 44-1 SN Sat., Nov. 3,10 a.m. Estate Auction at Warner's Auction Hall 1/4 mi. W. of Colborne on Hwy. 2 Selling the estate of Mr. A. Minaker, late of Colborne, plus Ige. quantity furniture and antiques antiques from other old Colborne home. Exceptional 5 pc. walnut bedroom suite with highboy chest and dresser dresser both with mirrors, curved front dressing table, all with original ivory pulls and nearly new matt., all in excellent cond.; other 5 drawer chest; modern pine dresser with hutch, mirror and matching chevelle mirror; Victorian walnut dressing table; Victorian oval walnut walnut parlor table; good bed sofa; nice sofa and chair set; coffee and énd tables; Andrew Malcolm brk. front china cab. in excellent cond.; old Hoosier cupboard (needs refin.); old carriage; primitive washstand with tear drop pulls; antique walnut buffet; oak drop front desk; painted washstand; antique dresser (painted, needs refin.); small spooled table; modern modern dinette with oval table and arrow back chairs; painted gate leg table; child's roll top desk; 2 small glass top show counters; modern swivel rocker; Victorian, chair; painted antique ext. table with painted set of chairs; Pegenault mantel clock; gingerbread clock; several old pocket watches; lady's wrist watch; Ige. quantity costume jewellery; Ige. old bible (printed in Germany), in excellent cond.; bed warmer; Wallace Nutting book (1936); sheet music; 4 home spun blankets; coverlet; Nippon berry set; dessert set; some sterling pcs.; Ige. quantity silver plate pcs.; fancy old dishes; depression pcs.; pots, pans; old fridge; crystal and stemware pcs., plus numerous other articles too many to list, an excellent sale, plan to attend early. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Sale starts at 10 a.m. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. ■ ; 44-1 SN Thurs., Nov. 1, 6:30 p.m. Auction Sale Two Auctioneers Selling in two rooms at Warner's Auction Hall 1/4 mi. W. of Colborne on Hwy. 2 Sale includes household contents and hobby shop articles including antiques, tools, appliances, etc., h.g. fridge, matching stove; auto washer, dryer, 2 good console color TV's, 1984 Mercury (4 door, V6, auto, with air cond., sells certified), certified), antique 10 pc. dining room suite, antique mahogany server with serpentine front, good radial arm saw, Styl chain saw, single shot older shotgun, good airtight stove, modern sola and loveseat, solid walnut tea wagon with carved sides in excellent cond., 3 pc. antique antique walnut bedroom suite, set of 4 slacking bookshelves with glass front, waterfall dresser and matching matching vanity both with mirrors, curved front oak dresser, good shop vac, 220 V. electric heater, some small tools, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table and 4 chairs, corner china cabinet w/glass doors, antique chest ol drawers (needs refin.), antique oak lire mantel, antique ext. table, various various odd chairs, including odd press backs, hoop backs, etc. old cupboards .etc. in various stages of repairs most heeding rélinish- ing, old pcilures, frames, modern occasional chairs, lamps, dishes, collectables, etc. Far too many things to list in this large sale. Sale starts: 6:30 p.m. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Gary Warner, D. Denny, Auctioneers, 355-2106. 44-1SN Sat., Nov. 3,11 a.m. Real Estate Auction 2 Yr. Old Home To Sell By Auction! For Rick and Kim Viney, R.R.1, Warkworth, Ont. 2 kms., north ol Warkworlh on County Rd. 29 to Con. 3 Percy, thon 3.2 kms. west, then south to 4lh place on loft. (Watch for signs). 2 yr. old Viceroy style homo, 1408 sq.ft, outer, R40, R20. onk trim throughout, kilchon with dinotlo, custom onk cabinets, sunken living room, 3 bedrooms, master with 2 pc. ensuite, full bath, forced air electric comb, wood, 200 amp., drilled well and soplic, situated on 2.26 aero lot, RD70 part lot 9, Con. 3, Percy. Also 3 yrs. loll on now homo warranty program. This is a lovely, well appointed appointed homo, whoso owners have boon very good caretakers. An excellent excellent opportunity lor 1st lime buyers or those looking to upgrade. upgrade. Subject to a very reasonable reasonable reserve bid as owner wants to soil. Terms: $5,000. non-rolunda- bio deposit day ol snlo, balance In 30 days. To view tills homo, call tlio owner anytime nt (705) 924- 2344. Hoy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Compbolllord. (705) 653-3533 or (705) 740-4997. 44-1S MacGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES Eitntoi, Conilgnmenls, Household*, Bankruptcies, Farm* Sold nl your location or our*. Storage and Trucking available Phono for FREE Confidential Consultations Mlko MacGregor (416) 907-5402 Junior West AUCTIONEER Don Stephenson Phone 623-1726 Estates, farms and all consignments wanted. 20-tfSN Sat., Nov. 10,11 a.m. The Property of Merv Laronde, Lot 32, Con. 6, Town of Newcastle, Newcastle, formerly Township of Darlington. Darlington. 11/4 mile north of Taunton Taunton village on Town Line Rd. to Con. 6 and 1/4 mile east to Leask Rd. and 1/4 mile north. . Frigidaire stove; Kelvinator freezer, frost free; Belwood dryer; Frigidaire washing machine; buffet with glass front; antique dresser with mirror and matching chest of drawers; antique bedroom suite, double bed, dresser and mirror, 7 drawer chest of drawers, antique dresser; 2 Hoosier kitchen cabinets; antique sideboard, beveled beveled mirror, china cabinet, several several antique end tables, 1/2 moon end table; coffee tables; several antique dressers; treadle sewing machine; 2 desks; student's desk; hall stand; bed cols and mattress; antique picture frames; bunk beds and ladder; record cabinet; 2 aquarium kits; electric food smoker, like new; TV stand; Christmas Christmas decorations and lawn decorations; decorations; antique pot, 2 ladles and soldering soldering irons; antique mirrors and frames; propane camp grill; propane propane fish hut heater; propane yard torch; 2 propane double regulators; regulators; Falcon barbecue; Int. forklift model 444, 4000 lb. capacity; capacity; snow blower adapted to forklift and bucket attachment; several vehicles; 3 deep well water pumps; 2 barn jacks; Alpine wood stove, glassfront; many more items. Sale lime 11 a.m. Terms: Cash. No reserve. reserve. Arnot Wotlen, Auctioneer, R.R.1, Hampton, 416-263-2512. 44-2SN Sat., Dec. 1,10 a.m. Annual Snowmobile Auction at Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Now accepting consignments of snowmobiles, cars, trucks, 4X4's, plows, snowblowers, RV's, construction construction and woodworking equip., farm machinery. One of the largest snowmobile auction events. Don't miss this opportunity. Expecting 40 - 50 snowmobiles. Call now to consign. consign. Orval McLean Auctions, (705) 324-2783 Lindsay. 44-1 SN DESHANE AUCTION SERVICES All types of auctions (416)985-4240 .35-lfSN Auction Sale! "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 Wed. an excellent excellent selection of antiques, fine furniture, furniture, glass, china, collectables, primitives and the unusuals. So join us every Wed. and participate participate in one of Ontario's "True" Auctions with no buy-backs or reserves. reserves. "Consignment and estate selling our specialty". Phone us today. Previews from 1:00 p.m. Kahn Auction Services - 416- 683-0041. 3-tfSN. Sun., Nov. 4, 12:30 p.m. Orono Town Hall (Viewing at 11:00 a.m.) Main Street, Orono Sale to include a line selection of old and antique furniture including some modern items with an outstanding outstanding selection of collectables. Partial list to include Queen Anne bow front china cabinet, butternut bonnet chest, old dressers, harped back washstand, 2 oak washstands, Quebec blanket box, antique armoire, armoire with drawers, pine church pew, pine tables, tables, parlor tables, mahogany table, spool beds, set of 5 pine chairs, 4 captain's chairs and round table, several mise, chairs including pressback rocker and chairs, chicken coop rocker, child's chairs, oak hutch top (modern), 6 pc. bedroom suite, old pine walking walking spinning wheel, oak planning table, oil lamps, washboards, crocks, several named milk bottles, bottles, quilts, 2 large tin advertisement advertisement signs (Export and Sweetcap cigarettes), Coke collectables including including hat, trays, bottles and case, Russian 16 jewel pocket watch, old 12 guage double barrel shotgun, old tins and bottles, Beaver sealer, postcards, hockey, baseball and football cards, Beehive Beehive hockey pictures, broad axe, adz, wood planes, yard bell, parlor stoves, airtight woodstove (like new), apt. size dryer, carpets, plus a selection ol china, glass and household articles. Once again this is a must-be-there event for those interested in antiques, collectables, collectables, unique and useful articles. articles. MacGregor Auction Services, Mike MacGregor, 416-987-5402, Junior West, 416-983-5556. 44-1SN AUCTION SALE Every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. At Myles King Auctions 33 Halt St., Oshawa All consignments welcomed. Estate sales, etc. Est. in 1967. Myles King, Auctioneer, 725-5751 8-tfS PART-TIME babysitting available in my home. Experienced daycare worker providing healthy food and environment. Please phone 623- 8252. 44-1S DAYCARE available in my home, activities, nutritious meals and lots ofTLC. Phone 987-1803. 42-4SN BABYSITTING in my home, Vin- cent Massey School area. Phone 623-2669.44-1S MOTHER of one looking to do daycare daycare in her home, hours and rates negotiable, Martin Rd. area. Please phone 623-8860. 43-2SN MOTHER ol three wanting to babysit in my home, Bowmanville Mall area. Please phone 623- 1108.44-1S EXCEPTIONAL CHILD CARE IN MY HOME Daily Routine of crafts, music, stories, outside - play Nutritious meals and snacks. Up front honesty and tender loving care Phone 623-1327 Len's R.V. Sales Mallard for over 35 years SAVE $ $ $ Clearout Prices No GST on 1990 Delivery No Payments till April 1991 O.A.C. Travel Trailers 5th Wheels Park Models East of Brighton, Hwy. 2 613-475-1441 44-2S (416)983-5556 10'tlSN THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER SEALED TENDERS, lor tho oqulpmont lislod bolow. addressed to tho Corporation ol tho Town of Nowcnstlo, Oilico ol tho Clark, 40 Tomporanco Slroot, Bowmnnvillo, Ontario, L1C SAG, will bo rocolvod on tho forms and in tho onvolopo provided until tho spocifiod closing timo and dnto, Tondor Documonts may bo obtained from tho Purchasing Oilico nt tho nbovo nddross: Auction Sales Fri., Nov. 2, 6 p.m. Cornell's Auction Barn The property of Mrs. Hazel Young of Coboconk plus others, pine corner cupboard (new), oak' Hoosier cupboard, Hat top farm scales, washstands, appprox. 15 wooden decoys (some hollow), parlor tables, quantity of odd' wooden kitchen chairs, Morris chair, coal oil lamps, colonial chesterfield, chesterfield, banquet lamp, chrome kitchen suite, occasional chairs, Aladdin lamp,, exercise bike, treadle treadle sewing machine, coffee and end tables, oak hall mirror, walnut dressers, RCA console color TV, double box spring and mattresses, walnut magazine rack, modern dressers and chests of drawers, large quantity of china, glass and collectable items. Don and Greg Cornell, Auctioneers, R.R. 1, Little Britain. (705) 786-2183. 44-1 SN Sat., Nov. 3,10:30 a.m. Chretien Farms Dispersal Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements The properly of Gilles Chretien, Lot 26, Con. 2 Oltonobee Twp. 8 miles east of Peterborough on Hwy. 7. 75 head of purebred Limousin cattle; cattle; lull blood bull - son of M.K. Knowse Factor; 19 purebred bred heifers; 28 purebred cows, rebred; 26 calves. Viewing at the farm week prior to sale. Catalogues on request 1-705-295-4758. This is an outstanding offering of Limousin cattle. Plan to attend. AC 185 tractor; Nuffield Universal four diesel tractor; MF 203 industrial tractor - loader; Farmall H gas tractor; tractor; Ford 555 B loader - backhoe; AC HD 4 dozer, 6 way blade; 1977 Royal 24' livestock trailer - 5th wheel; 1977 Int. tandem dump truck; 6 ton tandem float; Int. 155 manure spreader; MF 160 manure spreader; 2 round bale feeders -1 Trenton, 1 Elmira; Dion forage blower; Turnco round bale carrier; Turnco gravity grain box and wagon; S tine 12' cultivator; 1 HC hammer mill; MF No. 12 baler pto.; pick-up truck cap; MF 33 seed drill - grain and grass; Int. 5' rotary mower; 2 - 3 pt. quick hitches; John Deere 5 - 16's auto reset plough;- Ford 1303 furrow plough 3 pt.; MF 205 SP combine -10' grain header - 2 row corn head; New Idea 9' haybine; New Idea 272 cutditioner; 12 volt electric pump and tank for pick up truck; Bolens articulated riding lawn mower; John Bean corn sprayer; 5 ton wagon; Star Cralt creep feeder; single horse cutter; milk cans; fanning mill; overhead door with hardware; roof trusses; wood stove; shop work tables; tables; 1988 Ford Tempo GL, automatic, automatic, p.b., p.s., will certify; 1972 MG Midget convertible (as is).;Full- line of farm machinery. Terms; Cash. No reserve. Machine sale at 10:30 a.m. Cattle sale at 1:30 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont., 705-324-9959 or car 705- 749-7084. 43-2SN How do you keep a mob of youngsters quiet for maybe five minutes? With cookies cookies and juice, of course. The children here belong to the mothers who enjoy a Mom's Morning at the Newcastle United Church on Thursdays. by Laura J. Richards PRIVATE Mortgages - The place to go when your bank says Nol Anubus Investments, (416) 668- 7200, 110 Green Street, Whitby, Ontario 37-tfSN TINA'S HOUSECLEANING Hire the Best Pay for what you get. NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL Phone 623-2657 40-tfSN FI IQQl'q HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE Experienced and Bonded For Free estimate Phone 623-0763 (after 6 p.m.) 42-4SN $57.00 TO TORONTO AIRPORT Cadillac Sedan Executive Service $73.00 TO TORONTO AIRPORT Supor-sirotch Limousine 623-2916 Visa accepted Div. Of Deluxe Taxi ALL DELUXE SERVICES ARE OPEN *24 HOURS" 41-tlS Life is changing for parents parents in this modem time said Corrine Allin of Mom's Morning in Newcastle Village. Village. Spearheading a group wanting to relocate their time-out mornings, Mrs. Allin Allin has appeared before Newcastle Village Community Community Hall Board. She did this in an effort to secure one of the rooms being vacated by the Newcastle Village Library Library when it moves. The group would also like to set up a parent-child resource drop-in centre. Adequate off-street parking parking space, easy access and high visibility to people in the community are just a few of the reasons for the proposed move. However, the relocation has not yet been finalized. OBITUARY Samuel Carr Born in Saskatchewan, Samuel Carr, aged 69, died in Oshawa General Hospital, Hospital, on Sunday, October 7, 1990. He had been ill for approximately approximately one year. The son of Percy and Elizabeth Carr, he was educated educated at Frankford, and on May 9,1959, was married to Mary L. Cryderman. He had been employed for 20 years by Duplate, Oshawa, retiring 18 years ago. He was a member of the United Church, and served in the army from 1941-1945. A resident at 1221 Simcoe Simcoe St. N., Oshawa for 10 years, he had previously resided resided at R.R.1, Enniskillen. Surviving arc his wife- Mary, a daughter Shirley Allen, Allen, three grandchildren, sisters sisters Pearl Foley and Betty Adams, and brothers Mike and Jim Can'. Tho Reverend Douglas S. Warren officiated at the funeral funeral service hold on Wednesday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Pallbearers were nephews nephews Larry Cryderman, Dale Frcitag, Wnyno Loger, Dwayne Foley, Gary Rivers and David Parnnuk. Interment Bothcsdn Cemetery. Cemetery. The benefits of the move for Newcastle Village are fivefold, fivefold, she said. It would create a permanent place for parents to meet, develop friendships and offer each other support. The centre and people in it would help to enhance parenting parenting skills through networking. networking. The centre would help to prevent feelings of isolation, thus encouraging a sense of community. "More and more families are moving away from their parents," .Mrs. Allin said. "A lot of older people don't understand understand a mom's need ■ to get out of the house now and then. "They say, 'I did all right raising my kids without support.'" support.'" Finally, it is hoped, by the proponents of the parent centre and business people alike that residents will do their business in the village. Some mothers, Mrs. Allin said, are left out on a limb after they move away from familiar settings. Through the Mom's Mornings, newcomers to the area become familiar with other families and the community. community. Other bonuses include trading babysitting time and even trading babysitter names and numbers. The resource centre Mrs. Allin would like to set up would have space divided into stations for the children. children. In addition, there would be a room set away from the children for mothers. mothers. In this way moms could have time away yet know exactly where tneir children are. The play area would be sectioned off for babies, and older children. There would, ideally, be space for permanent permanent storage. Another improvement they would like to make to their space is a resource library. library. Not only would toys be available on a weekly basis basis to be signed out but also materials such as parenting magazines. The play group would be run on Tuesday mornings and would consist of play stations. Presently, Mom's Mornings are on Thursdays and would remain so in the future. Play stations would be set up for painting, cut and paste, playdough, reading reading and a rice table. It would cost about. $2,500 a year to rent the room at the Community Hall. Since the government no longer grants money to be used for resource centres, the group will have to find the money in other ways. "We could go to the United United Way, there are town grants available. We could also have some fund-raising activities like bake sales, Mrs. Allin said. At present, the group is donating a nominal fee per year to use the hall of the Newcastle United Church on Mill Street. Funding for the support group including the cost of toys including paste, pumpkins, pumpkins, construction paper and other special materials for crafts, rent, is raised through membership fees of $20 per year per family. Other costs such as the purchase of juice and cookies cookies for the children are offset offset through a $2.00 fee per week of attendance to the Mom's Morning. Tondor NW90-40 Supply and Installation ol Kllchon Equipment • Bowmnnvillo nocroiillon Complex Closing Time and Data: 12:00 Noon (local time) Monday, November 19,1990 Tho lowoti or nay loader not nocossnrily accepted. Mrs, Lou Ann Olikoll Purchasing and Supply Agent Telephone : (410) 023.3370 Ext,. 2GU Dnlool Publication: October 31,1000 44 18N Providence-Shaw's W.I. Holds Meeting by G. Guthrie. Tho October meeting of collecting 15 years ago and Providcncc-Slmwfl W.I. was " ' " ' ' held nt tho homo of Wylma Allin with 19 present. Tho meeting opened witli tho Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. Collect. A low songs worn sung , to cheer us up on such n dismal dismal day. Tho Roll Call was "Bring n Treasure from the Past, which proved to bo most interesting. interesting. The speaker who kindly agreed to come to our club was introduced by M. Allin. Sim was Mrs. Put MncDonnoll from the Village of Nowcnstlo Historical Society. Society. Sim made tho afternoon most Interesting by giving the history of the Society mid displaying Iter own collections. collections. There mo 100 members mid tho Society is very active. Approximately mice it year tho Collectors Fair in hold wlioro pooplo display and explain the history history of their collections. Mrs, Mucllommll started now 1ms collections including including metal, horse bits, granite granite ware nnd molds to nnmo n low. Mrs. Allin thanked her for n most interesting afternoon. afternoon. J. Bunin started the business business meeting with tlm rending rending of the minutes followed by the Treasurer's Report given by S. MofTntt. The Games Night nt A. Richards was discussed mid it will bo held on Nov. 23 at 7:30 with tho games beginning nt 8. Tho Novemlxir mooting will lie hold on Wednesday, Nov. 14 nt 10 a.m. nt tho Bow- mmwlllo Court. Bring n lmg lunch. Dessort will bo provided, provided, T. Gillmnk road tlm resolutions to lie voted on nt tlm convention. Tho Motto was given ley R. Cohnis, "WImn did mankind atari recording recording tlm past?" Tho mooting mooting closed mill n pleasant social social linin' till lowed, ii-tt'V.VVWJiViSMKl' Corrino Allin, of tho Thumlny Mom's Morning timo-out group, would liko to sco n normnnont location location lor a Chifa-Poront Rottourco Contre in Nowcnstlo Vi Hugo.