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18 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, July 27,1994 Auction Sales Sat., Aug. 6,10:30 a.m. Selling by public auction, a full line of household items, the property property of Mrs. Jennie Bailey, at 3416 Church St. in the Village of Blackstock. (6 miles east of Port Perry on 7A Hwy.) or 17 miles north of Bowmanville on Reg. Rd. 57. Giving up housekeeping after 52 years in the same house. Mc- Clarey fridge, Coronado 11 cu. ft. freezer, Norge dryer, wringer washer, glass front china cabinet, cabinet, old wardrobe with mirror front, mantel clock, piano stool, wicker plant stands, washstand, oil lamp, dressers, steel beds, quilts, costume jewellery, child's old arm chair, small harvest table, lots of knick knacks, odd tables and chairs, flat top trunks, brass bed, old cabinet, Beaver jars, bottles, old tins, old spats and clothing, hats in boxes, old books, magazines, newspapers, boxes of old buttons, Coke cooler, cooler, dishes, cups and saucers, bedding and linens, rototiller, lawnmowers, chain saw, grinder, bicycles, hand and garden tools. Plus many other old and interesting interesting items. Terms: Cash or cheque with.ID. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Auctioneer Auctioneer Don Cochrane 985-2788. Sat., July 30,10 a.m. Estate Auction Warner's Auction Hall Hwy. #2, Colborne Exceptionally good sale from a well known Belleville collector, for personal reasons family has specifically asked for name not to appear on advertising. Sale contains Ige. quantity antiques and collectables, cranberry, R.S. Prussia, German, Bavarian, Austrian, Royal Doulton, Staffordshire, Staffordshire, Coal Port, sterling, brass, cut and pressed glass, Victorian pcs., all collectable plus Victorian and antique furniture, furniture, cranberry epergne with hanging baskets, bride's basket with stand, cranberry bowl, amber glass candle holders with hanging prisms, signed French bust, rare finger Tamp, Royal Doulton ladies and gent figurines, figurines, Royal Doulton dishes, shaving shaving mug, Coal Port figurine, early Staffordshire tureen, Stirling tea service, other silver pcs., chest of flatware, silver candle holders, holders, brass pcs., Core Hill dishes, Ironstone, Royal semi porcelain pcs., crystal, pressed glass pitcher and matching dish with lid in thistle pattern, Royal Nippon, satin glass, pewter pipe holder, lustre glass, cut glass, old. boxes, boxes, wicker plant stand and sewing sewing box, several small oil paintings, paintings, other old pictures and frames, some fancy linens, pin cushions, fancy cups and saucers, saucers, rare burled walnut Canterbury Canterbury with gallery top, small cherub cherub clock, rosewood Waterbury school clock, gingerbread clock, mantel clock, French curved glass curio cabinet with ornate brass trim, triple curved glass oak china cabinet in excell, cond., Victorian hall table with marble top in original cond., walnut walnut hall table, Victorian solid wal-. nut ladies desk, 6 pc. walnut bedroom bedroom suite, solid walnut cedar chest, Victorian walnut lamp table, pair fancy French chairs, 2 Spelter statues, pair high back Victorian chairs, pair Gibbard bedside tables, oak table top gramophone, 2 Victorian single beds, Victorian hanging bevelled mirror, spooled hat rack, Gone with Wind lamp, bronze horse statue, wooden framed 3 pc. sofa suite, games table, pair matching Peppier end tables, several small tables, cruet set, cast iron mailbox, qty. brass pcs., rare fireplace stand with tools, Victorian walnut swing mirror, mirror, fancy old picture frames, pair Victorian, armchairs plus countless countless other pcs., collectables, etc. in this extra Ige. sale. Plan to attend early and stay late. Everything to be sold with no reserves reserves to clear up this estate. Lunch available with good canteen. canteen. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa, MC, or bank cards. Gary Warner, Auctioneer, (905) 355-2106. Wed., Aug. 3,11 a.m. Real Estate & Contents Estate of the late Mary Grills, 190 Henry St., Stirling, Ont. Tap- pan refrigerator/freezer; Moffat range; quantity of dishes; ant. pieces; silver pieces; cups and saucers; Raymond treadle sewing sewing machine; coal oil lamp; cooking cooking utensils; ant. Viking radio; ant. floor lamp; dining room table with leaves and 8 chairs; record player, stand and records; 2 occasional occasional chairs; table lamps; 1/2 moon end table; bedding, linens, etc.; recliner chair; platform rocker; rocker; lawn furniture; picture and frames; blonde bookcase bedroom bedroom suite (double bed, box spring and mattress, chest of drawers, dresser and mirror); cedar chest; material; bookcase bedroom suite (3/4 bed, dresser and mirror, chest of drawers); old books (Shepp's Photographs of the World, etc.); Coronado 193 deep freezer, good; numerous bushel baskets, 6 qt. & 4 qt., 1/2 bus. basket; colander; 3 old wooden tables; old newspapers, Family Heralds; 4 old Belleville telephone books (1938-1941); ant. chair; milk bottles with names; old fold up stretcher; trunk; several ant. wooden chairs; plant stand; quantity of sealers; crocks; Beatty tub stand; Beatty wringer washer; ant. wooden extension table with 4 leaves; copper boiler; wooden cot (T. Eaton Co.); 2 wooden cheese boxes; cast iron kettle; 2 butter boxes; 2 flour cans; old cupboard; quantity of garden tools. Many more items of interest. interest. At the same time and place: The REAL ESTATE: 2 bedroom brick bungalow with kitchen, dining dining room, living room, 4 pc. bath, hardwood floors, full basement, single car attached garage, paved laneway, will be offered for sale at 1:00 p.m. subject to a low reserve bid. This home has town services and is on a nice quiet street close to downtown. If you are interested and would like to view this home, call Doug Morton at (613) 395-0235 or Rod Williams Williams at (705) 653-3533. Terms: $5,000. down day of sale, balance balance in 30 days. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. No reserve. Owner and Auctioneer not responsible responsible for accident or injury day of sale. Roy and Rod Williams Williams Auctioneers, Campbellford, (705) 653-3533. Lunch available. Employment Wanted An Added Touch Let your housekeeping be my business. Experienced, trustworthy, sparkling service. Supplies available Lee 987-0545 Daycare DAYCARE - Highway 2 west, fully supervised, smoke-free, large yard, toys, crafts, references, references, receipts. For interview phone Betty 623-2835, DAYCARE available in my home, close to 401, large fenced yard, nutritious snacks, reasonable reasonable rates plus references. Phone 623-4364. MOTHER of two year old girl available to provide childcare, full/part-time in my home, Aspen Springs subdivision, non-smoking non-smoking environment, fenced yard, experienced Guide leader, references references available, 697-2322. Wanted to Buy FREE PICK UP ON Cars, Trucks For Wrecking Purposes SMALL SCRAP METALS HIGHEST PRICE PAID ACKERMAN AUTO WRECKERS Yard 623-5756 Residence 623-7112 16-tfS Section Two A Weekly ReportJrom the Village of Newcastle Editors: Jack and Hazel Crago--987-4201 Correspondent Recovers From a Nasty Tumble Ever heard of people being in the gutter? Hazel knows the feeling. On Saturday we had a lovely drive to Bobcaygeon. Enjoyed strolling along the sidewalks. Listened to the street music supplied by entertainers. Had lunch. At noon went to the arena, bought admission tickets to Fiddlers and Step Dancing entertainment. Proceeded Proceeded to high seats at the side of the arena. People already seated there said something about chairs not being there when I fell in there - flat on my back in what seemed like a gutter. First aid applied ice to the left knee the size of a baseball and bandaged the swollen right arm. Sent us to Lindsay hospital emergency. What a busy place at 1 p.m.! Ice packs applied applied to swollen limbs, x-rayed by 3 p.m. No broken bones. Kind doctor on call dismissed us. What a way to celebrate our 45th wedding anniversary! anniversary! Sympathy is extended to relatives and friends of Nellie Spencer (nee Thomas) whose funeral took place on Friday, July 22rid. Graveside service and interment at St. George's Cemetery. Cemetery. On meeting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan (Nellie's nephew) we learned that Reverend Lome Thomas died about a year ago and his wife Helen passed away about a week ago. Brother Fred Thomas spends summer in the west with daughter Gail and family and winters in Florida. Sister Rena lives in Sudbury. Jack Gordon and his wife Gloria have returned from a wonderful vacation vacation in the Ukraine, where Jack found his roots: Staying in a cousin's apartment apartment in Kiev, each day the family took them on trips to Jack's father's property, school and cemetery in Uman. A pioneer village depicting houses and culture in the 1700's was especially interesting. A boat ride on the Dnipro River, visits to monastery and catacombs, churches in many cities were among the highlights. Most touching was the family reunion with about one hundred hundred persons in attendance. On Saturday Saturday morning Jack and Gloria returned returned home very weary but very happy, finding all these cousins. We welcome home Mrs. Gladys Wood from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Bowmanville. Daughter Maxine Felgate, Claremont, spent last week with her mother and all Mrs. Wood's family have been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harold Wood were Sunday 'evening visitors. visitors. Mr. Harry Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wade and Derek were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wade at their summer home at Pigeon Pigeon Lake. Two sad acts don't equate one happy one. Last Wednesday Sandra Schmahl called to inform us that she and Tom had celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary on July 14. But, she was very concerned that someone had taken a floral arrangement from Grandma Lena Garrod's grave at Bond Head Cemetery, and, that morning, someone had removed two wicker baskets of plants and flowers which adorned their front doorsteps. Birthday greetings to Bemiece Milligan, Kathleen Kimball, and John Alldread. Congratulations and best wishes to Betty and Pat Blaker on their July wedding anniversary. Master Russell Hunt was a weekend weekend visitor with grandparents Stanley and Kathleen Powell. Grayden and Adrien were holidaying with their May grandparents. On Sunday Beth and Wayne Mar- kle, Alÿssa and Andrew, Scarborough, Scarborough, Dale Hunt, Pontypool and Judy Powell, Bowmanville, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Powell and celebrated Judy's birthday. Mrs. Kathleen Kimball reports that Mr. Hugh Stapleton is a patient in Port Hope and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Powell and Gary, Shannon and Shaun Couch visited visited on Friday with the Sundstrom family, Oshawa, helping Cassandra celebrate her third birthday. On Saturday, July 23rd, Calvin Allin and Wendy Duncan were united united in marriage at Newcastle United Church. Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robin Alldred were Bruce All- dred, Port Hope, Doug and Barry Rowe. Friend Helen Glenney, of Lindsay, Lindsay, is a very- happy lady. She has a new grandson Matthew Charles Giro- lami bom July 11 to daughter Elizabeth Elizabeth Glenney and her husband Claudio Claudio Girolami, of Oshawa. Matthew has a big sister, Victoria. We extend congratulations to the happy family. St. George's Anglican Church • On Friday, July 22 Nellie Spencer of Flesherton, widow of Allan Spencer Spencer was interred in St. George's Cemetery. Cemetery. The Reverend Robert Hartley conducted the graveside service. It was followed by a gathering of friends and relatives in the Parish Hall. On Sunday, Lay Reader Oakley Peters preached a sermon on Three Kinds of Faith. He was assisted in the Service of Morning Prayer by Cathie Moulton and Fred Yates. The sidesman sidesman were Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter. On July 31 Mr. Hartley will celebrate celebrate Holy Communion at eight and eleven. United Church Newcastle United Church worshippers worshippers are invited to Orono United Church on Sunday, July 31st. Gibson Family Picnic The Gibson family picnic was held this past Sunday (July 24th), for the 26th year in a row. Descendants of William Gibson, of England, who settled in Upper Canada in 1837, gathered at the home of Bertha and Gerald Gibson in Newcastle. About 50 people attended this year, from as far away as Welland, Colboume and Brampton. The picnic was organized by its President, David Gibson (Newcastle), who broke from traditional picnic fare and instigated a barbecue with a delicious buffet of salads and desserts. desserts. The Gibsons were blessed this year with a wonderfully sunny day, and enjoyed a scavenger hunt, swimming, swimming, volleyball, races for the children children and even a few hands of bridge. Prizes were awarded to Tom Gibson, of Welland for travelling the farthest distance, and to Grace Gibson of Bowmanville, for being the oldest (and wisest) member of the family at 88! The family all look forward to seeing everyone again next year. The Durham East 4-H Veterinarian Science Club was heading to Brighton on the evening of July 21 to tour the Veterinarian Services Lab run by the Ministry of Agriculture. Dr. Robert Green and his wife, Sue Green, of the Newcastle Veterinary Clinic, organized the trip.