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12 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, April 17, 1996 Section Two Auction Sales Mon., Apr. 22,6 p.m. Excellent Appliances, Furniture, Some Antiques at Peterborough Auction Center, on Hwy. 7,2 Mi. East of Peterborough Excellent Kelvinator refrigerator, Admiral electric range, Admiral auto, washer and matching dryer (all appliances like new), modern oak 8 pc. dining room suite, 4 pc. walnut bedroom suite, modern 3 pc. chesterfield suite, excellent bed chesterfield, oak fireplace Sat., Apr. 20,10 a.m. Exceptional Auction of Antiques, Primitives, Stoneware, China & Collectables For Dorothy Brown (Leaskdale) and Bill and Lois Weddell (Queensville) held at Wilson's Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Take Hwy. #404 north to Davis Dr. at Newmarket. Go east 24 km. Large selection of antique and primitive furniture including diningroom diningroom suites, library desk, ant. beds, ant. tables and chairs, washstands, flat back cupboards, cupboards, bake tables, spinning wheels, wool winder, church pew, lectern, chimney cupboard, ant. dressers, reverse painted wall clock, plus large quantity of ant. glass and china, Ironstone, shaving cup, ant. pottery, red- ware, Blue flowered crocKS (approx. (approx. 10), churns, orig. Lucy Maude Montgomery books (7 First Ed. & 9 Second Ed.), opalescent opalescent hanging lamp (ex.), ant. hanging hand painted oil lamp and shade (glass prisms), Ige. qty. oil lamps, qty. collectables, maple sugar mold, 1888 Toronto Sat. Night paper (1 page), cherry pitter, butter bowls, Furguon, butter butter press, old top hats and Victorian Victorian clothes, old quilts, old tools, 2 cast iron cauldrons, plus more. Phone for full faxed list. Note: Mrs. Brown once operated a museum on her farm and is now selling her private collection and moving to an apt. Vast selection of rare and unique pieces. Preview Preview for this superb sale - Fri. April 19, 6 - 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. sale day. Terms: Cash, Visa, MC or Interac. Gary Hill-Auctions (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1 (705) 357-2185, toll free 1 (800) 654-4647. Wed., Apr. 24,11 a.m. Auction Sale Property sold, Ronald Green, 50 George St. E., Havelock, ON. Quantity of dishes; cups and saucers; antique pieces; knick knacks; kitchen utensils; pots and pans; two Crosley refrigeratory; refrigeratory; kitchen counter and cupboards; cupboards; Simplicity washer/spin dryer; large antique sofa, leather with wood trim; large leather rocking rocking chair; wicker rocker; ant. mantel clock; cuckoo clock; 3 buffalo robes; ant. rocker; ant. armchair; many antique pictures and frames; ant. floor lamp; pressed back chair; drapes; quantity of bedding; 2 diningroom chairs; 3 B&W televisions; ant. 5 drawer dresser with bevel mirror; Beatty wringer washer; runners; wooden commode; old cupboard; two antique trunks; sealers; 5 old tables; wooden clothes horse; antique buffet; kitchen counter and cupboards; 5 wooden dining. chairs; ant. radio cabinet; 24" fan; Christmas decorations; ant. lamp shade; chesterfield and 2 chairs; bedroom chair; many old pictures and frames; 2 ladies' winter coats (similar to fur); rug; pressed back chair; ant. double wardrobe; Stetson hats; luggage; lawn chairs; stepladder; mise, itéms; some hand tools; grind stone; emery; garden tools; gas lawnmpwer; wheelbarrow; 28 ft. extension ladder; many more items of interest. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. No reserve. Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Campbellford, (705) 653-3533. Lunch available. Bowling League Rolling Toward Playoffs Solina News by Harvey Yellowlees "Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in our own sunshine." Thanks to my daughters for finishing my news and delivering delivering it to the Statesman Office while my wife and I enjoyed the back seat of a Cadillac to New Brunswick to visit our daughter and family. We had a busy weekend as it was Easter, so we spent a lot of time looking looking for eggs. We arrived home Monday to hear the news that a very loved cousin Jean had passed on. She will be missed by her many friends. The rural bowling regular nights are finished and they start playoffs next week. The Newtonshaw team finished way out in front, then Solina, Hi Cs, and Hampton then the Optical and Courticc teams. I understand Courticc were able to have an extra player! The playoffs should be very interesting. interesting. May the team with the most points be the winner. Good luck to all teams. The bowling banquet will be at Solina Hall on May 11th. On Thursday evening a full hall was treated to a variety program by the Solina talents. Rev. Bob Munro was the Master of Ceremonies. Our program started out with our Junior Choir conducted by Sat., Apr. 27,10 a.m. BAILIFF'S SALE BANKRUPTCY RESTAURANT AND GARAGE EQUIPMENT We have been instructed by ALAN LAWSON, FISHER INC., and MANDELBAUM AND SPUR- GEL INC., Trustées in Bankruptcy Bankruptcy to sell the following listed Bankruptcy goods at PUBLIC AUCTION - NO RESERVE - TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDERS. BIDDERS. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Large GARLAND gas pizza oven on legs w/chimney section, HOBART mixer with attachments. attachments. ACME pizza roller, 2 GARLAND single gas deep fryers, fryers, flat top gas grill, s.s. salad table, chest freezer, SHARP electronic cash register, hand L (, cart, plus small items. Also BIRO MODEL #22 commercial meat band saw - consigned to sale - no reserve. GARAGE EQUIPMENT HYDRA LIFT hoist Model 28 - 220 AMP - to be sold at 1 P.M. SHARP - ALLAN engine analyzer, analyzer, CAN BUILT long ram 3 ton engine hoist, COATS 2020 tire changer, bubble wheel balancer, tube test tank, WEN-MILL barrel pump, MAG 12 volt charger, ASSC battery tester, SHOP- CRAFT HD 6" bench grinder, 5" vise, 6' steel work bench, HD axle stands, fuel injection kit, UNIVERSAL seal kit, AC test equipment, steel cabinets, KEN- MORE microwave. Qty. of new parts and accessories, 2 front fibreglass fibreglass fenders (1932 Ford), 18 used tires, assorted wheels, trade catalogues and many more small items. SALE DATE - SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 10 A.M. Door open at 9 a.m. for pre sale viewing viewing and registration for bidding number. Restaurant equipment sells first - arrangements regarding regarding removal of heavy items will be announced at the opening of sale. Settlement in full by cash or cheque at the close of the sale. Sale held at Mitchell's Auction Building, R.R.#4, Omemee, 2 miles east of Omemee on #7 Hwy. - 3 miles north on Emily Park Road. DOUG MITCHELL, AUCTIONEER ' (705) 799-6769 RAMON J. KYLES, BAILIFF, COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH (705) 799-6920. Sat., Apr. 20,9:30 a.m. Auction Sale Estate of the late Murray Nesbitt, plus other consignments to be sold at 85 Frank St., Campbellford. Campbellford. Coins: Early 1900 Newfoundland Newfoundland .500 & .250 (Edward VII), 1881 Queen Victoria .500, late 1800's penny's & .050 pcs., Centennial $1. bill, Centennial silver silver dollars and half dollars; old Planter's Peanut jar; hockey cards; milk crates; cream top milk bottles; milk caps; leather postcards; CNR lantern glass (red & clear); blue flowered crock (Berville, PQ); quantity of dishes; dishes; kitchen utensils; 1/2 moon table; lamps; end tables; pictures pictures and frames; 2 single beds (box & matt.); chest of drawers; Woods apt. size freezer; dresser with mirror; armchairs; Christmas decorations; floor lamps; vacuums; vacuums; Sears 24" colour TV; chesterfield; dining table; 3 chairs and buffet; antiques; oval hall table; large oval mirror; maple bed; bow front chest of drawers; trunks; small oak dresser; dresser; loveseat (rose); Tiffany table lamp (good); gateleg table with drop leaves; walnut coffee table; console table and 6 chairs; drop front desk; slant back couch; old highchair; oil lamps; 2 wall clocks; cruet set; set of scales; crocks; old Meccano set; butternut butternut table; mantel clock; plant stands; 8 ft. china cabinet (custom (custom made); swivel rocker; oak tea wagon (custom made); pine kitchen table and chairs; bedding, bedding, linens; curtains; Kirby vacuum vacuum cleaner; books; automatic washer and dryer (7 yrs. old); " area rugs; wooden rocker; 3 entertainment entertainment cabinets; upright piano; piano; Inglis refrigerator and range; buffet; raccoon coat; Avon bottles; bottles; bed chesterfield; Zenith colour colour TV and stand; Beatty tub stand; barn heater;,dehumidifier; hand tools and power tools; garden garden tools; numerous other household related items. 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Marilyn Morawctz with Diane Bowman at the piano. They sang two numbers - You can build a wall or you can build a bridge and Sing About Sunshine. Ron Vice gave us several humorous readings. A piano selection was performed by Emily Vice. A musical number on the sax and bass clarinet by Aaron Pudlis and Laura Ewtushik. A humorous reading by Alma Langmaid. A piano selection by Rachel Vice. A monologue by Vi Ashton. Solo by Cindy Ashton "Take These Wings". Paul Millson a reading "The Unicorns", solo by Don Taylor "Unicorns". Joyce Taylor arranged the music and accompanied the piano and keyboard. Reverend Bob composed composed the song, "There's A Rainbow", and also wrote the script for the play. The cast included: - Voice Bruce Taylor. The Lord, speaking to Noah and his people. Announcer present-day person Reverend Bob Munro. Noah - The ark builder Alan Garbe, Sara - Mrs. Noah, Joan Garbe, Shem, Noah and Mrs. Noah's son - Ron Vice. Joe - a neighbour neighbour - Glenn Millson. Abby, a neighbour Bernice Watson. Mary, Joe and Abby's daughter and later Shem's wife - Kim Ashton. Other helpers were Promotional Art Work and make up - Laura Hinchey, Stage Director - Eileen Knox. Elaine Baker looked after the prompting and curtains. Vi Ashton and Glenn Millson Co-ordinators. Our musical group Joyce and Don Taylor, Elma Frietag, Andy Ashton, Stephanie Garbe the silent announcer. At intermission intermission they sold pop and popcorn. popcorn. The popcorn was provided by Marjorie Cryderman. It was a very enjoyable ,evening for everyone. Proceeds were for the church. Vi Ashton introduced introduced the group and they closed the program w'ith "There's a Rainbow". Congratulations to Shelley and Dave Crosby for the gift of a son, a brother for Caitlin. At our card party Friday evening, we had 11 tables. Winners are: high scorers - Alma Langmaid, Doug Wallis, Elaine Baker, Verna Slute. Most lone hands - Stuart Dorrell. Most honest player - Leone Wilson. Lucky draws - Elaine Baker (2), Verna Slute, Harry Knox, Jean Munday, George Harper, Lois Yellowlees, May Shortridge, Harvey Yellowlees. Lunch was looked after by Lyra Flintoff, Leona Wilson and Wilma Scott. See you again this week, same time 8 p.m., same place, Solina Hall. A lovely bright morning for our church service. Not a very big crowd, but the service was enjoyed very much. Greeters Barry and Evelyn Browes. Eileen Knox our lay reader. The Bell Choir were with us this morning. Helga Tilk trains and leads this choir. The Bell Choir had several numbers for us, they also played with the Eldad Choir in several numbers. numbers. A lovely solo by Don Taylor "Because He Lives". The service closed with the hymn "Saviour Like A Shepherd Lead Us", and "Go Now and Pass It On". Thanks, Sandy for arranging the service. service. The flowers in the church today were in memory of Jean Glaspell. Sympathy to the Knox family family in the passing of Ken Pascoe. Solina recreation board are looking for sponsorship for five, children's ball teams and three soccer teams. Get in touch with Neil Simpson, phone 263- 4559. We have a few tickets left for our salad super.