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■14 !" The Canadian Statesman, Bowman ville, December 5.1990 Classifieds Phone 623-3303 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. Auction Sales Sat., Dec. 8,10 a.m. Exceptionally Good Estate Sale at Warner's Auction Hall 1/4 Mi. W. of Colborne on Hwy.2 Selling the estate of Mrs. Cralie Mann, late of Warkworth plus others with some rare and unusual pcs. Rare primitive pine harvest table with single board top, 2 small drop leaves and tapered leg all original with 2 primitive benches, Ige. pine flat-to-wall with upper glass doors, rare old wine cellaret with unusual claw feet and carved top in original cond., rare French triple bowed glass china cabinet with mirrored back and original stencilling (possibly French), Victorian Victorian walnut framed settee in original original cond., old oil painting plus other pictures, prints, etc., round walnut dining table with heavily carved pedestal and 4 balloon back chairs in excellent cond. (a newer set, but in mint condition), Lincoln rocker, old McLaughlin horse drawn cutter in excellent cond., Ige. Victorian bookcase with upper glass doors in excellent cond., matching pair Victorian cast iron urns original complete with fancy base, also new pair of urns with bases, 2 early Ige. chests of drawers - one being a family heirloom heirloom dating back into 1800's, Victorian Victorian solid walnut organ stool all complete in excellent cond., oak washstand with serpentine front, oak lamp table with drawer, walnut lady's writing desk, set of stacking bookshelves, matching pair of brass lamps originally old church candle holders from old Montreal church, bonnet chest, old wooden ice box, nice cedar chest, set of 4 matching carved walnut parlor chairs, pine church pew, small tables tables plus countless mise, interesting interesting pcs. including collectable pcs., glass and china, nice silverware chest, pink and green depression pcs., comportes, colored and clear Iris pattern pcs., doilies, linens, mise, household articles too many to list. Sale starts 10:00 a.m. Viewing Viewing 8:00 a.m. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, 355-2106. 49-1SN onpnd Jo deem if rond! Sat., Dec. 8, 6:30 p.m. "Saturday's Auction Action" Pethick Auction Barn Haydon 10 miles N. E. of Oshawa Every Sat. night at 6:30 p.m. This week to include 9 pc. dining room suite, refrigerator and stove, washer, occasional tables, rocking chairs, living room suite plus large collection of limited edition prints, framed and unframed from artists such as Robt. Bateman, S. Deville, John Seerey-Lester, Liz Lesper- ance, J.F. Lansdowne, George McLean, Ron Parker, Tricia Romance, Romance, Carl Breeders, Walter Campbell, Wendy Fleury, J. Lumbers, Lumbers, Carol Black, Newby, To- polinski, plus many other artists. Lots of small and interesting items as well as power band saw. Terms are cash, cheque or Visa. For more info call, 416-263-4252. Sale managed managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. 49-1 SN Fri., Dec. 7, 6 p.m. Corneil's Auction Barn Local estate plus new furniture, china cabinet/buffet combination, cable model Victrola, mahogany record cabinet, colonial chesterfield chesterfield and chair, grandfather clock (new), 9 pc. walnut bedroom suite, walnut chests of drawers, tea wagon, walnut Duncan Phyfe coffee coffee and end tables, 2 door refrigerator, refrigerator, pressback rockers, gingerbread clock, wicker chairs, antique chests of drawers, oval top trunks, crocks, occasional chairs, console color TV, marble top coffee coffee and end tables, modern wardrobe, wardrobe, new furniture including 4 pc. maple dining room suite, chesterfield chesterfield and matching chair, hall stand, gun cabinet, cased $5. and $10 Olympic coins, hockey and baseball cards, 1985 Eurosport (certified), qu. of china and glass. Don and Greg Corneil, Auctioneers, Auctioneers, R.R.1, Little Britain, 1- 705-786-2183. 49-1 SN Business Opportunities AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN BOWMANVILLE We are planning a townhouse project for. Bowmanville to be built under the non-profit housing programme. Are you interested? Phone collect: 416-366-0316 during office hours. ° 46-7SN Wanted to Buy FREE PICK UP ON Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE TENDER NW90-51 SEALED TENDERS, clearly marked as to contents, for the roof repairs of the facility specified below, addressed to the Corporation Corporation of the Town of Newcastle, Office of the Clerk, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville, Ontario, L1C 3A6, will be rocolvod on the forms and In the envelope provided until the spocilied closing time and date. Tender Documents may be obtained from the Purchasing Office at the above address: Tender NW90-51 - Roof Repairs - Fire Station #4 Courtlce, Ontario Closing Time and Date: 12:00 Noon (local time) Thursday, December 20,1990 Tho lowost or any tender not necessarily accepted, Date of Publication: Decembers, 1990 Mrs. Lou Ann Birkott Purchasing and Supply Agent Telephone : 416) 623-33/9 Ext,.260 49-1SN Auction Sales Sat., Dec. 8,10 a.m. 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby Envelopes, Office and Woodworking Woodworking Equipment, Industrial Sewing Machines, Vehicles, Car Phones, etc. Having received instructions from A. Lawson, Fisher Inc., Trustee in Bankruptcy and secured creditor, we are clearing the assets of Essential Essential Paper Ltd. and Touch Sportswear Inc. including 20 industrial industrial sewing machines, Kansai Special, Pfaft, Yamato, Brother, Goldtex, etc., rib cutter, plus 100 ooxes of upholstery fabric, racks,' rolling carls, 2 fabric cutters, million million and a half business envelopes (plain), General 12 ft. deli cooler (1 yr. old), single glass door pop cooler, 4 fables and 16 chairs, gas range, Miller welder, Homelife masonry saw, 15 thickness planer, 6" belt sander, table saw, 6" jointer, floor drill press, band saw, paint pot and spray guns, Makita saws, palm sander, jig saw, hammer drill, 3/8 socket set, skil saw, 2 chainsaws, chainsaws, etc. VEHICLES: 1980 Ford van, 17 ft. boat and 65 hp. Merc, motor and trailer, 15 ft. boat and trailer, 1976 Jeep, 1962 Pontiac and . 1968 Mercedes, both in good shape, 1987 Monte Carlo SS, 1982 Trans Am. OFFICE EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT : Several desks, chairs, 4 dr. and 2 dr. filing cabinets, Panasonic typewriter, 6 Amplex terminals, 3 car phones and 2 transportable cellular .phones, aerobic outfits, depth finder and radio for boat, plus many other articles. Note Time: 10 a.m. Good Sale. Plan to attend. Viewing Friday from 1 to 6 p.m. McLean Auction and Liquida-' fions 686-3291 and 432-2836. Knox Bazaar Offers Lots of Christmas Goodies W - SHV/S Newcastle Pack Welcomes New Brownies The Knox Christian School Christmas bazaar proved to be one honey of a deal on Saturday, Dec. 1. There was lots of good foods to be browsed over and bought, and a selection of homemade crafts including angel tree-toppers made of starched lace. In addition, there was a wide selection of games for children and teenagers including "Donut on A String." The school, where the annual event was held, was filled with town and out-of-town folks from 3:30 p.m. onwards. The first Newcastle Brownies had their enrollment on Tuesday evening, Nov.21, at the Newcastle United Church. The newest girls to join the packs are: (front row left to right) Stacey Drotter, Lisa Shearer, Courtney Wood, Christine Thomas, Jean-Anne Coleman and Christine Peters, (second row left to right) Nicole Druery, Mary-Anne Braganca, Kathleen Kendrick, Ashley Hand, Amy Walton, Megan MacGregor and Sarah Whyte. Joining them are: (back row left to right) Marion Knapp, District Commissioner of Newcastle; Julie Pearson, Leader; Gloria Peters; and Tracy Schneider. Articles for Sale Repairs Needed at St. Paul's After Ceiling Falls VANITY dresser with oval swing mirror, kuotty pine armoire. Heirloom Heirloom cedar hope chest or blanket box and other numerous household household items. Phone 623-5896. The collapse of a large ceiling panel in the sanctuary sanctuary of St. Paul's United church has forced worshipers worshipers to meet in the adjoining church hall until repairs can be made. "The church (sanctuary) is presently out of bounds," said Alex Walcer, chairman of the property committee. No one was in the main PERSON to Learn - My business of financial planning and management. management. Who desires above average, income and who has management ability. No experience required., Confidential interview. Phone Edgar 623-2232. 42-tfSN SAVE on the [ G.S.T. Order your custom kitchens and vanities BEFORE JANUARY 1 st/91 NEW FOR 1991 See our closet organizers ART'S Woodwork Ltd. CUSTOM KITCHENS VANITIES 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. or call for an appointment 7 PROGRESS DR., COURTICE 434-2600 auditorium of the 150-vear- old Bowmanville building when a wooden tongue-and- groove panel measuring about six feet by ten feet gave way from the ceiling early last Wednesday afternoon. afternoon. Parts of the ceiling's plaster plaster came loose and the church was filled with dust. Mr. Walcer said that the falling panel landed in the left front comer of the auditorium, auditorium, near the pulpit. It struck some railings near the choir pews and also hit the back of the piano and an overhead projector He said the congregation isn't sure of the amount of damage or the repairs which will be required. An architect architect is, however, looking at the remaining panels and will report on whether or not they must be replaced. Mr. Walcer estimates that there are about 46 of the roof panels in the building. Repairs are also expected to include cleaning the organ organ which has been damaged damaged from the dust that was created in the "mishap. Although .no one knows exactly. when., the ceiling panels were " installed, it would appear»:, as though they were in place 60 or 70 years ago, covering a plaster ceiling which had previously been visible, i Mr. Walcer said the original original square nails and wooden strips used to fasten the panels to the ceiling were, in his opinion, not sufficient. "Upon looking at it more closely, one can see it was a bit of a miracle how they were even held up there all this time." he said. Mr. Walcer explained that the church's Official Board will make the final recommendations on repairs to the ceiling, once they have considered the architect's architect's recommendations. Although it is estimated Jusl when wc believe the meaning of the season is lost, someone gives the priceless gift of quality. Share a special moment with someone you love by giving u gift that's small in size but big on quality: John Deere toys. Big and lillle people alike love these die-cast scale replicas of full-size John Deere machines. Brighten the holiday with John Deere toys. I "Our Gift to You this Christmas!" SAVE $000 OFF (with this coupon) ON ANY JOHN DEERE TOY Prices start at only $2.85 This ollor oxpiros Docombor 22/90 - Ono coupon por family 983-9119 [623-1122 Nol lo bo usod In conjunction with any othor solo. TAUNTON RD. ORONO I --'l"- J that it may be January be- of the building are safe and fore the repairs can be made services were held, as usual, and the sanctuary can be re- in the Church Hall to the occupied, the other portions rear of the main auditorium. SOOT BUSTER CHIMNEYSWEEP Wishing aft my customers a Very Merry Christmas and ft Safe and dfappy Ods-W year LUKE 2:11 For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, which is Christ the Lord. > SAFETY TIPS: Avoid burning large quantities of newspaper, wrapping wrapping paper, cardboard or Christmas tree branches that can be drawn up into the stove pipes, smoke chamber or chimney and possibly ignite. tP* Coals buried in ashes can stay live for several days, Ashes should be emptied into a metal container with a cover. CP' Last but not least, do not be embarrassed to phone the fire dept, even if the fire goes out, they will make a very close check to make sure everything is okay. HP Please make sure your system is safe. 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