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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, December 28,1990 13 l If .1 ? ■i I riaci ciflarl AHc g j 1 Classified Deadline -- Monday 4:30 p.m. 1 tèi \ ** Phone 623-3303 i * L 1 Work Wanted Auction Sales f- v. 'NEED a pressure system? Water Softeners? Repairs to all makes, ' Harvey Partner, Orono, phone' ' 983-5206, Bowmanville phone : 623-2301. :: 1-tlSN • GORD SIMPSON Phone 983-5808 PAINTING, PAPERING, CARPENTRY, REMODELLING,, GENERAL REPAIRS 24-tfS INSTALL a combination wood oil wood electric furnace or boiler. Oil - gas - electric boiler or fur- tnace. Harvey Partner and Sons, Bowmanville, 623-2301 or Orono 983-5206. 4-tfSN HOLROYD'S HEATING AIR CONDITIONING OIL-GAS-ELECTRIC Installation* - Service Cleaning - Parts Plans HAMPTON 263-8501 16-tfSN l&T CARPENTERS y Licensed, 25 years experience House Trim Stairs Decks ;; Additions All carpentry related work ,,lvan Jones Tony Fanara .Orono Hampton !..983-5303 263-2991 1-tfSN n a & j's ! HOME ; IMPROVEMENTS 1 minor repairs and renovations specialising In bathrooms, * drywall and carpentry 623-8874 37-tfS Larry Jackson Plumbing Heating Pump repairs and Installations 10 % Discount on service calls for senior citizens 983-9412 47rtfSN Happy New Year and Best Wishes for 1991 G.W.Mutton Masonry Auction Sales HOLIDAY AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE, ,,, NEWTONVILLE TUESDAY, JAN. 1ST, 1991,11:00 A.M. Selling from several estates, a large selection of old glass, good china, dishes, 14 Royal Doulton figures (Kate Greenway Series, Crocks, Trunks, 3 Tredle Sewing Machines, Quilts, Books, Old Floor lamps, 2 pc. Bedroom Suite, 3 pc. Bedroom Suite, Lin- K ens, Bedding, Upright Radios, Several Mantle Gloats, Several Occasional Tables, Deilcraft Coffee Coffee Tables, .Occasional Chairs, Brass Table Lamps, Antique Chests of Drawers, Bookcases, many old prints and frames, Advertsing Advertsing pieces, Quantity Winchester Winchester Arms Advertising, 3 pc. Antique Settee, Colonial Daybed and Rocker, matching fnglis ..Washer and Dryer (Almond), Hot Sat., Dec. 29,10 a.m. Beat the GST Large Estate Antique Auction at Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Quality furniture, antiques, glass, china, contents of 2 estates, dining and bedroom stes., china cabinets, fancy tables, 18 Royal Doulton figurines, cranberry hanging hanging lamp, leaded glass lamp, 1990 Sunbird, 87 GMC van. No reserve, estate sale, 10 a.m., 705-324- 2783, McLean Auctions. 53-1SN Sat., Dec. 29,10 a.m. Holiday Auction Sale 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby Having received instructions from the principals we are clearing the assets of two model homes including including modern furniture and antiques plus a small estate, including oak round tables and chairs, mah. bedroom bedroom suite, 4 poster bed, 6 ft. chest, piano, wicker diner, pine dressers, sideboard, curved glass china cabinet,lamps, pine chest, over 50 pictures, prints, etc., games table, oak curio cabinet with clock, 9 pc. fruitwood diner, 6 pc. bedroom suite, tea sets, jam cabinet, chesterfields by Roxton, Kroehler, etc., plants, urns, glass, china, 12 place setting of Occupied Japan dishes, books, 8 pc. diner glass top, several brass pieces, new king and queen size mattresses mattresses and box springs, many brass lamps, books, 2 corner cabinets, beautiful bedding, pillows, many , small items, gifts, airtight stove, wall units, hall and parlor tables, floor lamps, jardinieres, 26" color TV, Victorian chairs, antique bed, quilts,, plus many other articles. Note Time: 10 a.m. Excellent sale - our nicest of the year. Plan to attend. ALL AUCTIONEERS invited invited tp demonstration of GST by SOLD II, Auction Program Representative Representative from Micro Team in attendance. attendance. McLean Auction and Liquidations, 686-3291 and 432- 2836. 53-1S DESHANE AUCTION SERVICES All types of auctions (416) 985-4240 ,35-tfSN AUCTIONEER Don Stephenson Phone 623-1726 Estates, farms and all consignments wanted. 20-tfSN AUCTION SALE Every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m, At Myles King Auctions 33 Hall St., Oshawa All consignments welcomed. Estate sales, etc. Est. in 1967. Myles King, Auctioneer, 725-5751 _ 8-tfS MacGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES Estates, Consignments, Households, Bankruptcies, Farms Sold at your location or oura. Storage and Trucking available Phone for FREE Confidential Consultations Mike MacGregor (416) 987-5402 Junior West (416) 983-5556 10-tfSN Notice 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 44-tlS Tender Point Fridge (L.H.), Stoves, 2 Washer Spin Dryers, Chord Organs, Organs, Dehumidifier, 2 humidifiers, Filter Queen Vac, Large Office Desk, plus Household Goods, -Furniture, and numerous Antiques. Antiques. Check the day. New Year's Day 11:00 a.m. Terms: Cash or Good cheque .-Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton 786- 2244. ! 53-1SN l Siin., Dec. 30,11 a.m. ! Pro New Year's Day Sale ! Last chance to buy quality and j antique furniture and collecta- i bles and still beat the G.S.T. at ; the Pethlck Auction Barn, .Haydon, 10 miles N.E. ol • Osnawa. East on Hwy. 401 to ! exit 431 (WaverleyRd.) north ap- t prox. 8 miles to Newcastle No. j 8, east 1/2 mile to bam. { We are offering a quality estate y from Toronto, to include 2 quality 9 " pc. dining fm. suites, Chippen- ; dale oval dining table w/ti matching ] chairs, 3 pc. French settee, camel- ' back chesterfield and Icveseat, walnut console table w/4 leaves, mahogany bedroom suite, walnut . drop-front desk, 48" oak roll-lop ; desk, oak wall phone, oak and wal- i nut bonnet chest, oak ice box, oak ' 4 tier bookcase, oak high-boy , dresser, Victorian bow front china .cabinet, round curio cabinet, drop front secretary desk, 4 balloon back chairs, walnut oval parlor table, grain scales, sot nesting labiés labiés signed A.J. Casson and A,Y. Jackson prints, Waterford crystal, several other 19th century oils and watorcolors, Ken Danby limited print, unique advertising pc. w/ Sessions clock, signed Eskimo carving, Remington bronze figurine, Bradley and Hubbard oil lamp, antique anniversary clock, Jenny Lyndo bod, 2 wing back chairs, cedar chest, pressback rocker, antique McLaughlin culler, 1976 Ski-doo 250 twin and double , trailer, 1980 F250 Super-Cab Ford truck w/cap sold certified, plus lots 'of other quality rogues and collectables. collectables. This p omises to bo another quality sc.o, something 1er ovoryono. Terms are cash, cheque or Visa, For more Into, call 416- 263-4252. Snlo managed and sold by Garry K. Powell Auctions. Wo would like lo wish ovoryono a • Merry Christmas and a prosperous Now Year. 51-2SN THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF NEWCASTLE OPERATIONS DIVISION REQUIRES A PART-TIME MAINTENANCE PERSON The Town of Newcastle Community Services Department requires requires a part-time maintenance person. RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. To perform janitorial duties including floor washing, rest room care and sanitation. 2. Assist full-time personnel in the maintenance operation. 3. Other duties as may be assigned. QUALIFICATIONS; 1. Grade 12 Secondary School Education or equivalent combination combination of education and experience. WAGE: $9.01 per hour (1990) This is a non union position and offers a maximum of 24 hours a week, evenings hours only 4:00 p.m, - 9:00 p.m. Applications will be received in confidence until 4:30 p.m. Friday, January 4, 1991, File #1 1 5 273 Office of the Chief ' ii,i W Ha'77 Administrative Officer A7/f4M/7T crlit 40 Temperance Street L KilfJUl Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6 OHIAHIO Date ol Publication: December 28,1990 53-1S Notice NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DISSOLVE FLIGHT CAPSULE INCORPORATED Flight Capsule Incorporated herby glvea notice purauanl to the Bualneaa Corporations Act, 1982 ol Its Intention lo dlaeolve. OBITUARY Leslie J. A. Taylor Leslie James Anson Taylor Taylor entered into rest in Oshawa General Hospital on July 26th, 1990, in his 74th year. He was the second son of Beatrice and Newton Taylor, and farmed in Blackstock all his life. On June 2nd, 1945, he married Annie Ashton who mourns her loss, along with their three children, Alice and her husband John Kennedy, Kennedy, Lindsay; Fred and wife Cathie, Blackstock; June and husband, Donald Bickell, Barrie, 12 grandchildren, grandchildren, brothers Douglas of Norland and Stanley of Blackstock. The funeral service was held on Monday at the Morris Morris Funeral Chapel, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. The Reverend Dale Davis of Blackstock United Church gave a wonderful wonderful tribute to Leslie with kind words and prayer. Pallbearers were Murray Byers, Cecil Gibson, John Archer, Henry Wotten, Pat Porrill and Fred Griffin. During all of Leslie's farming years, he took great pride in his registered Tam- worth pigs and Shorthorn cattle. In 1966, he won the Tamworth Premier Breeder Exhibitor's award at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. In later years, he judged at numerous fairs, the Western Fair, London, Ontario. Toronto Exhibition, Roseneath, etc. Upon retirement, his Burners Burners were spent in nis large garden. In winter, he enjoyed enjoyed travelling by car to Florida for a month's holiday. holiday. His life centered around his family, home, grandchildren ana neighbours. neighbours. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Interment Hampton Cemetery. Cemetery. Lunch was served by the Shirley Women's Institute ladies in his retirement home built on the farm where he was bom and farmed all his life, and is now owned and operated by Jii.s son. Small attendance at U(W meeting due to illnesses Nestleton-Caesarea News Mabel Cawker tiie> FACTORY ABETTER DEAL 1«1„ 2nd. and 3rd. Mortgagi* prtvlegw Sam» day service imMMMl l ni a. Mil NOW FOR aWEIXMfc ACTION Nestleton U.C.W. Christmas Meetings The December 11th meeting of the afternoon Unit was held at the lovely home of Neta Fish with a smaller attendance, due to illness, many in the south; and we have tost two fine members recently! Leader Mabel Cawker extended extended a warm welcome to all and read a beautiful Christmas Prayer; written by a former Nestleton girl - Marion Taylor CNIB Brings Service Closer To Home with New Office On October 29, 1990, the CNIB "Durham Region Service Service Centre" opened its doors to blind and visually impaired people in the Durham Durham Region. The Centre, located in Oshawa, offers a wide range of rehabilitation services to over 750 blind and visually impaired clients throughout the region. These services include: Rehabilitation Teaching: (Instruction in braille, typing typing and leisure activities.) Social Services: Counselling Counselling and referral services for newly blinded and existing clients. Vision Rehabilitation Services: Services: Counselling and demonstration demonstration of the latest in low technology vision aids. These are only a few of the services and programs available through the Durham Durham Region Service Centre. Until now, all CNIB services services to persons living in Durham Region were provided provided through the Markham office. With more than 320 blind and visually impaired persons in Oshawa alone, as well as a growing client population population in Ajax, Pickering, Newcastle and other communities communities in the area, the need to establish a local service service centre has been obvious for some time. Until additional/new funding can be found, staff resources will not be increased. increased. However, for those persons able to travel independently,* independently,* CNIB services will be much closer to home. Only with the ongoing support of the Oshawa/ Whitby, Ajax/Pickering United Ways, private donations donations and funding from some municipalities has the establishment establishment of the Durham Region Region Service Centre been made possible. For more information, call or drop by the office 81 King St. E., Unit 2, Oshawa, Ontario. tfPY BfR7ty) ' ANDREW 1.1.73 Love Mum and Kyla PET FOOD SPECIALS Cat Chow 4 KG 18 KG 00 OFF 00 OFF $ 4 Butcher's $ 1 00 Blend 8Ka «I off Mainstay $ i 00 20 KG Qjijji Niger, Wild Bird Mixes, Peanuts Bird Feeders Also Available WELCOME FEEDS (formerly Vanstone's) 116 King St. W. Bowmanville 683-8777 Ford - now deceased. Worship from the Salvation Army Army War Cry was taken by Neta; a warm Christmas message for all to take home. Humorous readings were given by Neta and Mabel. The minutes were approved approved as read by Jean Williams; filling filling in for Sec'y Barb Weir. The financial statement was presented by Treas. Neta Fish, showing a good balance on hand. Several items of business were discussed and dealt with briskly. 24 calls were made during the month. Used stamps & Campbell Soup labels are being saved. 14 boxes of Christmas Cheer were packed for the lonely, shut-ins, etc. and delivered. A Christmas contest was won by June Stevenson. A delicious lunch with a Christmas flavour was partaken of and a time of sociability enjoyed, enjoyed, and the appreciation to those in charge, was voiced by Ef- fa Stainton. What a friendly time we had! Evening Unit Meets On Dec. 12, at the attractive home of Chris Davis, Hyde House, Scugog Point. Road, the evening U.C.W. met for a delicious pot luck dinner, and after all enjoyed the succulent meal - a Christmas sing song followed around the piano. Janice MacKenzie gave the inspiring inspiring worship period; and Joanna Joanna Malcolm the Leader - had a brief business session. Best wishes for Christmas were extended extended to one another - before wending their way homeward! Nestleton United Christmas Service At Nestleton United on Sunday, December 23, at 11:15 a.m. Ina Davis and family, were the cordial cordial greeters at the door. A very good attendance on Christmas Sunday, Advent IV, with the Processional Processional Hymn "The First Noel" followed by Jennifer, Colleen and Marilyn Arbuckle lighting the Advent Advent Candles. The minister, Rev. Dale Davis used as his sermon theme, "When You Give The Very Best" - an interesting interesting message presented for the Advent Season re- Christmas shopping - four different types of people shopping for the perfect gift. The parts were capably portrayed portrayed by Joshua Malcolm, Ken Weir, Barb Weir and Katie Mairs. The Scripture reader was Arlene Davis with lessons from Luke and Matthew. The children's theme with a large number of youngsters gathering at the front of the church; the minister captured their interest with a fine Christmas story; a Legend; (a story from earlier times thought to be historical). The six voice ladies choir com-, posed of Shirley Jackson, Regenia Walker, Kay Notman, Kathy Tromans, Leslie MacKenzie & Janice MacKenzie sang three Christmas numbers beautifully "When a Child is Born" - "No Room Within" and "lastly unaccompanied" unaccompanied" "Still" with Carol Maris leading. Offering received by Ken Weir and Dwight Davis. A festive church with a beautiful Christmas tree and lovely lovely arrangement of Poinsettias graced the sanctuary. Many appropriate appropriate Christmas hymns were chosen for the service "Away In A Manager" - "Unto Us A Boy Is . Bom" - "While Shepherds Watched Watched Their Flocks" - a meaningful service; thé minister closing with Benediction and Three Fold Amen. Our competent pianist, Carol Mairs. Family Concerns Best wishes to a good friend Don McKean of Greenbank, who is presently in Barrie Hospital recovering from a hip operation. We are thinking of you Don. Trust you'll soon be home! We attended the S.A. Cawker Public School Christmas Concert, on Wednesday, December 19th, and enjoyed it immensely. A large crowd, and all classes gave excellent presentations. Congratulations Congratulations are in order for these hard working teachers, principal Harry Kiezebrink and viceprincipal viceprincipal H. Daleman, and the pianist was terrific - Kim Dick! A happy New Year to you all! Congratulations to those who contributed Christmas stories to the Star. They were most interesting interesting to read! Happy birthday - a belated one - to Christine Cawker of Cobourg, who celebrated on December 22. Best wishes for a good year ahead! Sympathy Extended _ Our deepest sympathy goes out • to a good friend, June Degeer and family of Blackstock in the loss of her beloved husband Harry just recently. Our thoughts and prayers are with you June at this sad time in your life. A Note of Interest Those scribblings you make • during a phone call tell something about you, according to psychologists. If vou doodle animals or birds you are affectionate affectionate and understanding. Arrows Arrows mean your goals are high. Checkerboards and squares show logic and emotional stability, while boats indicate energy and a wish for freedom. Flowers and trees show loneliness, circles give away the day-dreamer. Keep in mind the Re-cycling game! A better environment depends on you and me. We can make a great difference. Even your newspaper - when through with reading it; drop it in the recycling depot at Blackstock. So! It's up to all of us to reduce, reuse and recycle! "We've been keeping Bowmanville and area residents warm for over 60 years!" • Top quality Imperial Oil products for Domestic, Industrial and Rural use. • Automatic delivery maintained by a fleet of modem tanker trucks. • We sell portable heater fuel. • Dependable 24-hour service. ASK US ABOUT OUR TOTAL HOME COMFORT PROGRAM Telephone 623-5516 HARRISON FUELS Esso *12 Sturrock Road Bowmanville :y furniture cle. BIG SAVINGS ON FLOOR MODELS Si DISCONTINUED STYLES AN OSHAWA TRADITION SINCE 1934 [CE SOLID OAK DINING ! COUNTRY CASUAL SOFA Canadian made quality. Includes Pedestal SffiSSS&'SJ6S$X I S£ " Table with 2 leaves and 4 Windsor Bowback SCOti Chairs. TrueVaiue$799 Sale *099 5 piece suite --998 * matching loveseat only '549 * matching wing chair only '399 * not exactly as shown 18th CENTURY CHERRY BEDROOM Superbly crafted collection of dressers, chests, vanities and beds at super sale prices. Featured is a January Sale ^1 299 carved rice poster bed. True Value $1649 DAYBED SALE Over 12 models in stock. Featuring a white classic daybed with porcelain accents. True Value $279 January Sale ^1 99 Daybed Mattress '99 i M I \ i it ; , , 1 . 1 • Z '**5 i 39" Twin reg.$569 54" Double reg. $639 60"Queen reg.$699 80" King reg, $899 INVEST IN A GOOD NIGHT'S SLEEP! SERTAPEDIC PERFECT REST! Sturdy 312 coil construction, pillow soft comfort, firm support. 10 year warranty. Matching box spring. sale $369 set sale $439 set sale $499 set sale $699 set rill I I Ip THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT Choose from over 15 models, all reduced for quick sale! Featured has genuine oak trim. True Value $499 January Sale *359 SAVE 10% - 50% OFF All lamps, paintings, floral arrangements, limited edition prints and bed spreads. CHAIRS, CHAIRS, CHAIRS! Reg. Sale Elegant Queen Anne Wing Chairs High Back Swivel Rockers $549 $399 $349 $2(19 Boston Rockers - all wood $179 $129 Genuine Lazyboy Recliners $599 $119 WILSON 20 Centre St. S., Downtown Oshawa Wo validate parking in the Contre St, garage FURNITURE 723-225,5 @8 SB /