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Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, August 3,1994 15 Happenings in Elizabethville Auctions Fri., Aug. 5,5:30 p.m. Cornell's Auction Barn 3 Miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The property of the late Irwin Mail- let of Fenelon Falls plus others. Rose coloured French Provincial chesterfield and chair, Queen Anne style coffee and end tables, tables, oaK wall telephone, 2 door refrigerator, maple bunk beds, coffee and end tables, crocks, coal oil lamps, Prince upright piano and stool, modern dressers dressers and chests of drawers, parlour parlour table, pressback high chair, walnut china cabinet, 2 keyboard electric organ, odd wooden kitchen kitchen chairs, 5 hp. MTD chipper/shredder, chipper/shredder, G.E. dryer, Hot- point automatic washer, bench grinder, Rockwell Beaver wood lathe, Rockwell disc and belt Sander, Sander, Rockwell 6 in. jointer planer, Rockwell Beaver floor model drill press, 3 ft. metal lathe, qty. hand tools, plus a quantity of china, glass, household and collectable items. Don and Greg Corneil, Auctioneers, R.R.#1, Little Bri- tain, 705-786-2183.. Sat., Aug. 13 11 a.m. Sharp Auction Sale of Farm Machinery The property of the late Alan Booth, Lot 20, Con. 8, Whitby Twp., 2 1/2 miles north of Brook- lin on Hwy. #12. John Deere ,1630 diesel tractor, orchard style, turf tires; Ford 5000 diesel tractor with manure loader; Int. 624 diesel diesel tractor, 8 speed; Int. Super Farmall MTA gas tractor; Oliver 88 gas tractor; 2 Int. M tractors (not running); Int. H gas tractor with loader and mounted scuffler; Minneapolis Moline Super 670, factory propane with nurse tank; MH #80 self-propelled combine 12' header; MH #80 self-propelled self-propelled combine with pick-up; Int. 201 self-propelled gas swather 10'; Int. 46 baler, pto.; Int. 45 baler, baler, pto.; New Holland 1005 automatic automatic hay wagon; 2 hay/grain elevators; NH side rake; Int. 7' mower; NH field chopper; NH 717 forage harvester with 2 row corn head; NH blower; 2 Grove self unloading unloading wagons with gearing; 2 grain trailers; pull type cultivator; Hydrein 4 - 14's semi-mount plough; tandem disc; snowblower; snowblower; Int. seed drill; chisel M ; Woods rotary mower; 2 ers; wagon with rack; McLaughlin McLaughlin cutter; pony cutter; chain harrows; drag harrows; hammer mill; belts 100'; grain binder; binder; 1949 Ford 1/2 ton truck; circular circular saw with pulley; torches; electric welder; cement mixer; lumber; siding; bale buncher; 2 drag ploughs; NH side rake; Int. cultivator 3 pt. with wings; 1967 Ford Ranger; sprayer; quantity of hand tools and electric tools. Large quantity of small items and collectables. Antique farm tools accumulated over 60 years. Terms: Cash. No reserve. Sale at 11 a.m. Sharp. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Auctions, Reaboro, Ont., (705) 324-9959, mobile 749-7084, Sat., Aug. 6,10 a.m. Reminder of Gigantic Estate Sale of Antiques & Collectables for the late Laura Raton, Claremont, to be held at Wilson's Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Go 2 mi. north on Main St. to Davis Dr., or from Newmarket take Hwy. #404 to Davis Dr., turn right & go east Watch for signs. ANTIQUES: 7 1/2'.and 6' flatback cupboards, 9 pc. walnut dining rm. ste., wash- stands, tea wagon, bonnet chest, blanket box, wardrobe, numerous numerous ant. beds (rope, spool), dressers, rockers, gossip bench, hall seat, qty. ant. chairs, settee, 6' library desk, crn. cab., tilt top table, jam cupboard, marble marble top sidebrd., gateleg, harvest harvest and library tables, ant. cradles, cradles, Seaman dropfront desk, Le- marauisdelar violin with bow, plus much more. COLLECT. & GLASSWARE: Neberhardt Toronto Toronto Blue Flower crock churn, crock jug with Blue Flower (Toronto (Toronto Merchant), qty. porcelain dolls, lamps - hanging oil, pedestal, pedestal, miniature, finger, bull's eye and milkglass (approx. 17), extra Ige. qty. glassware - carnival, ruby, depression, Limoges, bubble, bubble, cut and crystal, assort, crocks, ant. lamp shades, Alfred Meachin service for 8, WTH Smith & Co. bathroom set, Czechoslovakia dishes, plus so much more. NOTE: This is an enormous lifetime collection of primitive and unique pieces - no consignments. Viewing: 7 - 9 p.m. Fri. Aug. 5 and 8 a.m. sale day. Terms: Cash, cheque, Visa ana Mastercard. Auctioneer or Executors not responsible for accidents. accidents. Gary Hill Auctions, Gary and Nancy Hill, R.R.#1 Sunderland, Sunderland, Ontario LOG 1H0. Sunderland Sunderland 1-705-357-2185, Toll Free 1- 800-654-4647, Cellular 1-416- SI 8-6401, Fax 1-705-357-1333. 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. COMING EVENTS WAYLON JENNINGS - George Fox - Asleep at the Wheel - Goods - Valdy - Murry McLauchlan - Crowbar Crowbar - Cassandra Vasik. Aug 12-14 Havelock Country Jamboree and Trade Show. Jack Blakely 1-800- 539-3353. ARTS AND CRAFTS Showcase '94, Friday August 5, Saturday, August 6. North Addington Ed. Centre, Cloyne, Ontario. Hwy. 41, approx. 16M north of Hwy. 7. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 9 COTTAGES, TRAILER SITES. 2 year-round homes on approx. 325' water frontage, 4 acres, newly updated, excellent opportunity, sale due to illness. $400,000 firm 1-905- 662-6533. T.L.C. PET FOOD - The finest Super Premium Pet Food available. Buy retail or wholesale. Delivered to your door. Hear complete story - free - 1-800-575-4TLC Code 2828. START YOUR OWN home-based business! Watkins is today's best business opportunity! For FREE information contact - Independent Marketing Director, 218 Meglund Cr., Saskatoon, SK S7H 4Z6 (1- 800-263-2999). CAREER TRAINING COUNSELLOR TRAINING INSTITUTE INSTITUTE of Vancouver offers correspondence correspondence courses for the certificate certificate of Counselling Studies to begin the 15th of the month. For brochure phone: 1-800-665-7044. PARENTS: Band instruments for schools. Best prices - All instruments. instruments. Self instructional video tapés, Free catalogue 1-800-361- 3323. FOR SALE QUALITY TRAMPOLINES Factory Direct. 13' sq. Splash Bounce, 16' Round Mega Bounce. 1-800-663- 2261. Parts, repairs: All Makes. URINE-ERASE guarantees removal urine (dog, cat, human) stains, odours from carpets, subfloors. Regardless age! Free brochure! Reidell Chemicals Limited, P.O. Box 7500, London, Ontario N5Y 4X8. MEDICAL OUT-OF-COUNTRY MEDICAL Daycare Let us provide you with reliable, loving care. We supply qualified nannies in your home or in a daycare setting. FULL OR PART-TIME, LIVE IN OR OUT. Generations Nanny and Companion Service Bowmanville, Ont. (905) 623-4439 ALERT. Don't risk financial loss by travelling out of Canada without Medical coverage. National Auto League's Health pac gives our members the peace of mind to travel travel worry free. Buy the most flexible coverage available starting at $49.00 for year'round coverage. Call 1-800-387-2298 -'8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. EOT. PERSONALS WHAT MAKES PEOPLE TICK? Find out! Buy DIANETICS: The Modern Science of Mental Health - AS SEEN' ON TV - $39.59. Call 1- 800-561-5808. REAL ESTATE GOT A CAMPGROUND member- ship/timeshare? We'll take it! America's America's largest, oldest resale clearinghouse. clearinghouse. Resort Sales International 1- 800-423-5967. Timeshare rentals needed. Call 24 hours a day. STEEL BUILDINGS ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! Quonset buildings. . . High sidewalls. Limited quantities. 25x34 $2,470.00, 30x40 $3,490.00, 35x52 $6,279.00, 42x60 $7,669.00, 47x80 $10,999.00, 52x104 $18,944.00 ... Ends optional. optional. Pioneer 1-800-668-5422. QUONSETS 25'x30' $5,462.00, 30'x40' $6,593.00, S.SERIES STRAIGHTWALL S25'x 32' $5,922.00, S30'x40' $6,999.00, Endwalls and Sliding Doors included. included. Call Future Steel 1-800-668- 8653. VACATION/TRAVEL STORYLAND FAMILY PARK, 30 acres of adventure. New for '94 - Jump 'n Bounce, Karioke for Kids, and Puppet Show. 10 km west of Renfrew 1-800-205-3695. CALM-WATER RIVER CRUISING. Spend 4 or 5 nights this summer or fall cruising the St. Lawrence River in exquisite comfort aboard an elegant elegant replica steamboat. Outstanding scenery and numerous attractions. From $860. Free brochure 1-800- 267-7868. CAMP FOR FREE UNTIL THANKSGIVING THANKSGIVING if you pay for a 1995 Seasonal Seasonal Campsite at Moonlight Bay Trailer Park, Wilberforce. Call Ranger Ric at (705) 448-2525. By Edna Thickson Our outdoor service was held at Jane Pinchin's home. It. is like a park, a very nice home in the woods east of Osaca. A park like piece of land with lots of trees and a small stream running running through the property. A very good crowd gathered for the service. Sandra Bell Buttars was our guest speaker. A surprise we had, an order of service- that we followed with Canton Canton Choir supplying the anthem. We had prayer of approach, Prayer of confession, Prayer of the People and Assurance of Pardon. The children's story was the one about Jesus feeding five thousand men. Sandra Buttar spoke on the fulfillment fulfillment in the wrong places. She told of six or eight young people who had got into trouble with the law or into drugs or left school too young or left home finally ending with the story of one young man who got himself in all kinds of trouble from about 12 on and had eventually turned his life around through faith in Jesus Christ and now he does good work to help others do as he had done. After the service we had coffee and fruit bread prepared by Canton ladies. Next Sunday Sunday service at Roy McHolm's ■ with Alan McKraken speaker. Ken and Bertha Trew took Matthew Matthew and James, their grandsons to Darlington Park for a few days this By Harvey Malcolm Congratulations to Mrs. Eileen Genereaux of Yelverton who opened a new ceramics and supply store - Frog . Pond Ceramics. in Port Perry last Monday, July 18th at 80 Vaned- ward Drive. We wish her well in her latest endeavor. A former resident of our community community Mrs. Ida Hurteg, who moved a few years ago to Port Perry, has suffered suffered again from itchy feet and is moving to Peterborough, closer to members of her family. Ida has been active over the years in our Yelverton community both in church and U.C.W. and her assistance will be greatly missed. It was our pleasure, Come and mine, to join Ora and Orval Quacken- bush, John and Susan, Gilford and Tammy, at the new restaurant south of Cadmus for dinner on Friday evening evening to observe Ora's birthday. It was our first opportunity to visit this new restaurant and we were duly impressed impressed - they had 3 main entrees to choose from, all of which were tastefully tastefully cooked, the service was good and the prices modest. Add to all that the spacious dining room overlooks the three landscaped trout ponds as an attractive backdrop for your, dining dining pleasure. An added bonus for lo- Where can you see exotic tigers, majestic lions and help the Ontario March of Dimes all in the same day? At the Bowmanville Zoo! Saturday, August 20th is Ontario March of Dimes Day at the Bowmanville Zoo, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Fifty cents from every admission fee will be donated to Ontario March of Dimes, Durham Region. Staff and volunteers of Ontario March of Dimes encourages the public public to help out the organization by coming out on August 20. "We arc very excited about March of Dimes Day at Bowmanville Zoo", says Denise Denise Harding, Fundraising Coordinator Coordinator for Ontario March of Dimes, Durham Region, "The Park has hundreds of animals, animals, several of the animals are rare and endangered, and also provides elephant elephant rides, an animal kingdom show and educational programs." In Bertha Trew attended the Cavan Show on Friday evening. On Wednesday the East Durham Historical society had a bus load attend attend the Cavan Theatre also Bill and Diane Muldrew are visiting in North Bay. Don and Marilyn Whitbred, Oshawa were at Sunnyside on the weekend and visited Blanche Muldrew Muldrew and John. Ruby and Ross Russell, Brighton visited Joyce and Elmer Fowler a day last week. Betty Mercer and Olive Gordon had lunch on Friday at the Northumberland Northumberland Mall. Geraldine Smith, Greta Walker and Inez Mercer visited with me this past week, others called also. The horses at Hodgins were away again on the weekend on the Ganaraska Trails. The G.M. workers are .over their holidays and Alyson and Lesley are working days this week. Beryl De Koker leaves for a holiday holiday tomorrow to Indonesia and surrounding surrounding islands. Mae Muldrew attended the fortieth fortieth wedding anniversary of Howard and Margaret White at Dover's Seafood Seafood at Northumberland Mall, on Sunday. Last Sunday I had dinner with Suzanne Suzanne Westheuser and Mr. and Mrs. Gillander's neighbours. cal residents is the fact the premises are located within a short distance from home. Here at long last, we are submerged submerged in these lazy days of summer with only an occasional sharp interchange interchange of electrical energy and booming thunder to add variety to the spice of life. We admit we could hardly believe our eyes when we saw a gravel truck complete with snowplow snowplow traverse our road back and forth this week. Sure, we had a smattering of hail the other day, but surely not enough to merit such drastic action. Then at the Riverfest in Lindsay, we met a chap carrying a curling broom. Do these folks know something I don't know? The lowly earwig those voracious little creatures have taken over from the mosquitos and black flies. Every season has its own particular pest. Most of our summer birds seem to have departed the scene. Only the Robins, Chipping Sparrows, Song Sparrows and Barn Swallows are in evidence as they cope with the incessant incessant demands of their 2nd or 3rd brood of the season. Mrs. Joan Gundrie of Barrie is spending a few days currently with her daughter Brenda and Terry Malcolm Malcolm of Yelverton. addition to receiving fifty cents from each admission price, Ontario March of Dimes' volunteers will be setting up a "Line of Dimes" just inside the gate entrance where the public can put their nickels, dimes and loonies on the line for the Ontario March of Dimes and adults with physical disabilities. disabilities. Over a million people in Ontario live with a disability, whether caused by disease, accident, stroke or the unavoidable unavoidable effects of aging. Ontario March of Dimes offers skill training, rehabilitation and employment programs, programs, and helps people to live independently independently in their own homes and to be actively involved in their communities. communities. All proceeds from Ontario March of Dimes Day at Bowmanville Zoo will be used to purchase Assistive Assistive Devices, such as wheelchairs and braces, for adults with physical disabilities. disabilities. • It's Affordable • It's Fast • It's Easy • One Bill Does It All • Northern Ontario $63 • Eastern Ontario $91 • Western Ontario $162 • Central Ontario $168 • All Ontario $380 • National Packages Available • Call this paper lor details! 31-1SN 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 CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE "Advertise Across Ontario or Across the Country " week. News and Views from Yelverton and Area March of Dimes To Benefit from Day at the Zoo