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14 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, March 3,1993 Auction Sales Sat., Mar. 6,10 a.m. Warner's Auction Hall Hwy. #2, Colborne ' Selling contents from the home of Mrs. M. McKenna of Belleville who has moved to nursing home all to be sold with no reserves. Consisting of antiques, collectables, collectables, modern home furnishings, etc. Partial list consists of antique antique 9 pc. dining room suite, antique antique settee, antique 2 drawer dresser with oval bevelled mirror, antique sewing machine, antique washstand, antique open wash- stand painted (needs refin.), also painted antique chest of drawers, drawers, modern bedroom suite complete complete with box spring and matt., 2 antique metal beds, antique buffet, buffet, modern sofa suite in excellent excellent condition, several small tables, tables, chrome suite, several an- ■ tique chairs, large quantity boxes of small articles all packed by family and unseen at time of advertising, consisting of dish- , es, household articles, etc. Quantity old pictures, several lamps, and mise, other articles. All to be sold with no reserves. Sale starts 10 a.m. Viewing from 8 a.m. day of sale. Terms: Cash, cheque, visa, MC, Gary and Bill Warner, Auctioneers, 355-2106. Sat., March 13 Warner's Auction Hall Colborne Selling Ige. estate from Cobourg. Watch next week's paper for listing. listing. Gary and Bill Warner, Auc- tioneers, 355-2106, Thurs., Mar. 4,6 p.m. Warner's Auction Hall Hwy. #2, Colborne Selling a house full of quality furniture, furniture, office, computer, and equipment. Tools, primitives, antiques, antiques, collectables, etc. Quality bedroom suite with night stands, round table and chairs, formal 3 pc. living room suite In dusty rose and floral finish, microwave oven, Makita 10" table saw com- ' plete with stand in new condition, 10" mitre saw also in new cond., nearly new transat with tripod and stick, chainsaw also in ex. .condition, nice exec, type office desk with chair, desk top computer computer complete with hard drive and console, also has 1 terminal with keyboard, a good computer with network capabilities, Cannon Cannon P.C. desk top photo copier, electronic typewriter, 4 drawer heavy duty legal size filing cabinet, cabinet, cheque writing machine, new storm door, quantity primitive type tools, some crocks, antique furniture pcs., exceptionally nice bed sofa, 1987 Nissan 4 wheel drive truck, new tires, etc. This truck sells certified. Kimball double double keyboard organ, set of qolf clubs, weed eater, small muletier, muletier, quantity dishes, glassware, oil lamps, collectables, etc., small tables, coffee and end tables, tables, household articles too many to list. Sale starts 6 p.m. ' Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Garry arid Bill Warner, Auctioneers, 355-2106. • Wed., Mar. 17,12:30 p.m. 66 Head, Dalryhlrst , Farms Herd Dispersal (ODHIC #16235) Ron Elmnirst, R.R.#4, Campbell- ford, Ont., 2 kms. north of Camp- bellford on Hwy. 30. From 401 at Brighton, take Hwy. 30 north to Campbellford, then north on Hwy. 30 for approx. 2 kms. to farm (Watch for sale sign). Complete dispersal of 28 Purebred Brown Swiss and 38 Purebred and Grade Holstein. Several cows just freshened. PUREBRED BROWN SWISS HERD: (Herd Avg. BCA 194-181-195) Herd Classification: 2,Excellent Cows, 7 Very Good Cows and 3 Good Plus. Consisting of 13 Purebred Brown Swiss Cows in different stages of .lactation; 4 Purebred Brown Swiss bred heifers; 6 purebred purebred Brown Swiss open heifers; 5 Purebred Brown Swiss heifer calves; Tanglewyld PG Sandy Ex. 3rd lactation avg. BCA 195- 191-196; Willipet Beau Betty Ex. BCA 184-179-173; Red Lawn Smokey'Lee VG. BCA 235-198- 224; West Lawn Fantasia GP BCA 206-211-215. PUREBRED AND GRADE HOLSTEIN HERD: (Herd Avg. BCA 190-178-189) consisting of 19 Holstein cows in different stages of lactation ; 4 bred Holstein heifers; 6 open Holstein Holstein heifers; 9 Holstein heifer calves; Dairyhirst Jethro Kookie BCA 206-204-212; Dairyhirst Revelation Deb BCA 255-213- 233; Dairyhirst Ted Vickie BCA 208-212-213; Dairyhurst Carmel Betty BCA 233-200-237. This Brown Swiss and Holstein herd offers a lot of good breeding and high production. A good opportunity opportunity to buy replacements or upgrade upgrade your herd. All cattle pregnancy pregnancy checked. Catalogues will be available day of sale or in advance. advance. Call Ron Elmhirst at (705) 653-4561 or Rod Williams at (705) 653-3533. Bruce Mason on Pedigrees. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. Owner and Auctioneer Auctioneer not responsible for accident accident or injury day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Campbellford, (705) 653-3533. Lunch available. Rookie Chairman for Toastmasters Meeting At the February 23 meeting of the Bowmanville Toastmaster, members were treated to Toastmaster Tom Custer's first time at Chairing a meeting. meeting. Chairman, Custer handled himself himself calmly and with a professional approach. approach. Much like a Toastmaster would with more experience with the club. His theme for the meeting was "Make decisions - don't put them off." The business portion of the meeting meeting is provided so that members can resolve issues pertaining to the club. It also gives members a chance to practise practise standing up at public meetings and voicing their opinions. The art of effective public speaking is addressed at every opportunity during a Toastmasters Toastmasters meeting. However, on February 23 wc skipped the business portion of the meeting to allow time for Toastmaster Nancy Barnes to fill us in on the next executive training course. A good idea for all of us to consider, it's a good way to keep fresh blood moving into the higher positions of the club. But first, Toastmaster David Broughton lead us into our table top- Wanted to Buy FREE PICK UP ON Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Motorcycles, Snowmobiles For Wrecking Purposes MET ng SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 44-tfS NEED TO KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT YoUR NEW COMMUNITY? c te/8teo/i» U LTe ' Sandra Yates 623-5873 Our hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful hnmmnnitv Information. CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE IT'S FAST - IT'S EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. COMING EVENTS QUARTERAMA. CANADA'S LARGEST Quarter Horse show March 1-7, Exhibition Place, Toronto. Halter international, reining, barrel racing, commercial exhibits, select horse sale Saturday March 6th 4:00pm. HALIBURTON SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS - Offering 190 arts and crafts courses during summer 1993. For Infoimation/brochure, contact S.S.F.C. Box 839, Haliburton, Ontario K0M ISO (705) 457-1680. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CANADIAN MANUFACTURER OF QUALITY PET FOODS seeks régional distributor to sell direct to discerning pet owners. Premium products are kennel-tested, uniquely packed, competitively priced. Full range of products available. No cash Investment required - will complement existing direct sales business. Reply to Box 670, Cobourg, Ont. K9A4R5. EXTRA INCOMEI Grow baltworms In your basement or garage. Odorless operation. Low Investment. Market guaranteed! Free Information. Early Bird Ecology, R.R.H1, Smilhvillo, Ontario, LOR 2A0. (416) 643-4252. MULTINATIONAL COMPANY expanding Into eastern Ontario. Significant Income part- or full-time. Training program. If motivated to succeed, we want you. (613) 226-0325 24-hour recorded message. YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CUSTOMERS. Bo your own boss In your homo town with Subway, the world's largest and fastest-growing submarine sandwich and salad chain. FREE brochure. Coll 1- 600-888-4848. CAREER TRAINING FREE 'CAREER OPPORTUNITIES' GUIDE. Train at homo for careers In Accounting, Air conditioning, Bookkeeping, Business, Electronics, Low Enforcement, Medical Secretary, Paralegal, Travel, etc. 263 Adelaide St. W. (5A) Toronto. 1-000-950- 1972. HELP WANTED GRAVENHURST Chamber of Commerce seeking EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. Experience In marketing, promotion, tourism. Resume to; Gravonhurst Board of Trade, 820 Muskoka Rd„ Grnvenhurst P1P 1K2, Fax (705) 607-3995. REMOTE MOUNTAIN RESORT HIRING lor summer. Chambermaids, waitresses, gas attendants, cashiers. For application send sell- addressed stamped envelope Glacier Park Lodge, Rogers Pass, P.C. VOE 2S0. SALES HELP WANTED Wholesale firm seeks two Individuals to display merchandise In ootabllchod stores In your area. Up to $900-$1,200 weekly. Excellent training, ongoing support, bonollls. (416) 000 0910, (410) 390-0024, VIDEOS VIDEOGI Whatever movie, special Interest, how-to, music, video titles you'd like, Our 'Search Service* will find III Call Vldooshoppore World Hot Unol 1- 000 505-FIND. REAL ESTATE MODERN SHELL-GAS STN„ large variety store, lovely 1,700 sq.ft, bungalow, sales $825,000+, 1/2 acre beautiful town - recession-proof. Asking $339,000 Cholkan Corporation, Peter Bnssancso (416) 532-4404. GOT A CAMPGROUND membership or limesharo? We'll take ill America's largest resale clearinghouse. Call Resort Sales International. 1-800-423-5967 (24 hours). SERVICES SATELLITE CODES - toll-free 1-000-567-CODE - CODE INFORMATION $2.95 minute - Visa, MasterCard, Amex. POETRY POETRY CONTEST $12,000 in prizes. Possible publication. Send one original poem 20 lines or loss to: National Library Of Poetry, Box 704-ND, Owings Mills, Md 21117. VACATION/TRAVEL CRUISE CANADA'S CALM RIVERS In exquisite comfort aboard elegant replica steamboat. Outstanding scenery, world-class attractions. From $839. Free brochure 1-000-267-7668. CANAL CRUISES. Five days aboard KAWARTHA VOYAGEUR, scenic Tront-Sovorn Waterway or Rideau Canal, private staterooms, meals, free brochure. Write Captain Marc, Box 6, Orillia, I.3V 6H9, (705) 327-5767. PERSONALS SICK OF BRIAN? Add your name to list being delivered to Ottawa. Send name and comments to help banish Mulronoy. Box 255, Londosborough, Ont. NOM 2H0. WOULD YOU LIKE to correspond with unattached Christian people across Canada lor companionship or marriago? Ashgrovo, P.O. Box 205, Chase, B.C., VOE 1M0. For a brochure on TRADITIONAL AUSTRALIAN HERBAL remedies, call toll-free 1-000-667-0050 ext. 860. OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD lor unpaid taxes. Crown Land availability. For Information on both, write: Properties, Dept, CN, Box 5300, Sin. F, Ottawa K2C 3J1. STEEL BUILDINGS ALL STEEL BUILDINGS: Stralght-cklod and utility. Manufacturer's rock-bottom prices, 20x00 $2,900.00, 25 X 36 $3,000,00,30 X 40 $4,900.00,37 X 40 $5,995.00, 44 X 56 $6,944.00, 40 X 06 $11,000,00,Plonoor 1-000-CC0-5422, STEEL BUILDINGS. QUONOrfl'S, S. MODELS & STRAIGIITWALLS, Many clzos to chooao from. For Vnluo, Quality and Intogrlly, call Futuro Stool Buildings 1-QOO-SOO-OOS3, FOR SALE BAHAMA CRUISE. G DAYG/4 NIGHTS. Ovoibought, Corpornto rntoo to public, Umltod tlckola $309/couplo. 1-000-G07-10GU oxl 200. Monday lo Saturday Oarn-Opm. Your ml could nppottr In community nowepnpors In Ontario, or right ncrooo Canada, or any Individual province. Space Is Limited, so Call Tills NowcpnporTodayl ics portion of the meeting, a section aimed at helping people learn to think on their feet. Each member takes a turn at being Table Topics Master at the meetings, and presents each Toastmaster Toastmaster with a topic on which to speak for one minute. This on the spot speech, like a good paragraph, must have an introduction, body, and conclusion. conclusion. The topic chosen by Toastmaster Broughton at this meeting was on "confusion". At one time or another all people have created it, or get caught up in it. One by one Toastmasters Toastmasters were given a word on which to stand up and talk about. Some of the topic words were: Geometric pitch, Iaminitis, and Dihedral. There was some particularly good responses to the topics given, with ingenious and humorous responses. Half the fun dur : ing table topics is listening to the speaker talk for one minute about a subject they may know nothing about. It's great practice learning to think on your feet, and it puts fun and laughter into the meetings. Especially afterwards afterwards when the speaker finds out the real meaning of the topic. At the end of the session, the award for the best table topics speaker was won by Shcr Leetooze. The usual 10 minute break was extended extended to 20 minutes to allow Toastmasters Toastmasters to enjoy a belated Valentine's snack, due to a snowstorm the Tuesday Tuesday before. Each'member brought in a, special dessert of their own making, and it was certainly evident it was enjoyed enjoyed by all the members. After the break we were led into the prepared speech portion of the meeting by Toastmaster Marg Kropf. During this portion of the meeting, speakers get the opportunity to present speeches of lengths vatying from 5 to 20 minutes. Toastmasters take turns speaking in front of the club, and bc- . cause practice makes perfect the more speeches the better the speaker becomes. becomes. There is a Toastmaster at the meet- <5 paRTicipacnon ing that evaluates the speech and offers offers constructive points to help the speaker to improve on his/her presentation. presentation. The. first speech was given by Toastmaster L. Holder, it was her icebreaker icebreaker speech. This is the first time she stood in front of the club and said a speech. Probably the hardest of them all to do, but she did an admiral job of it, and she won the "Best Speaker Award." The second speech was given by Toastmaster Sher Leetooze. Her speech was on how to build a strong club. She pointed out the positive points for bringing in new members to Toastmasters. The new members would give new ideas, and vigour to the club. All in all a very good speech given by our chapter president, Toastmaster Toastmaster Leetooze. The Bowmanville Toastmasters are members of Toastmasters International, International, which is an organization dedicated to helping individuals learn the arts of speaking, listening, and thinking. We meet every Tuesday evening, at 7:30 p.m. in the St. John's Parish Hall (south of Temperance and King). All guests are welcome, and will not be required to speak on their first outing. ■ So come out and join us for an entertaining entertaining evening. For more information, please con- ! tact Toastmaster Sher Leetooze at,' 623-9147, Toastmaster Fred Archibald Archibald at 623-2396 or just show up! . . j Washboard Hank and the Honkers if i PORT DARLINGTON'MARINA HOTEL presents Washboard Hank and the Honkers" Saturday, March bth 8 p.m. - i a.m. Cover charge M.OO A night of Hillbilly Junk Jazz Port Darlington Marina Hotel Hwy. tfOl, Exit 432 - Take Liberty S. to,Lake Rd., follow signs to Marina 623-4925 ********************************** OWMANVULE CINE 5 Xnntinttt*-ii fut ACADEMY.AWARDS fcWtjL'y «mius /A? 7:00 p.m. and 9:10 p.m. Efïüiÿl HOME v AL0Ne2 Lost In New York ^ TWO SHOWS 1 and 3:30 p.m^ w îF>; FREE MATINEES SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS ti. •id E Get Your Tickets from 12 noon Fern Gully, The Last Rain Forest (cartoon) • The Land Before Time (cartoon) • Weekends Adults $7.00, Students $5.75 Children 14 and Under $4.25 BOWMANVILLE MALL )NE 697-1999 ********************************** The Rotary Club of Bowmanville Second Annual Rotary Club Buffet and Auction Thursday, April 29th at 6:00 p.m. in the Bowmanville Lions Club TICKETS - $30.00 person (only 75 left) All items are new - Valued $25.00 to $3800.00 For tickets, call 623-8989 between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. All proceeds to Rotary Club of Bowmanville DOOR PRIZE - 30" HITACHI COLOUR TV You must be in attendance to win.