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Typesetting and Graphic Design lesktop Publishing « Computer Forms Memo Pads • Tickets Full Colour Printing Complete Bindery Service Newspapers and Advertising Flyers Reach Us on the Internet at canadianstatesman@ocna.org Canadian Statesman ling Street West Bowmanville 3303 Fax:623-6161 The Clarington/Courtice Independent, Bowmanville, Saturday, September 7, 1996 15 PUBLIC AUCTION ESTATES * PRIVATE COLLECTIONS * CONSIGNMENTS * COMPUTERS * JEWELLERY * COLLECTIBLES * OAK * MAHOGANY HAND CARVED FURNITURE * COINS * SPORTS MEMORABILIA AND ART * SPODE * PANASONIC ELECTRONICS * TIFFANY STYLE LAMPS * DOULTON * SWAROVSKI * HANDICRAFTS * ORIENTAL ARTS AND CRAFTS * ACCENT ITEMS * OVER 200 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS * ORIGINAL ART Thursday Eve, Sept. 12, at 7:00 p.m. At: The Newcastle Community Centre Preview 6:00 p.m. 200 King St. West, Newcastle Qver-500 fin» quality items Include; carved mahogany and oak tables, what-nots, lovesèat, marble top pedestals and consoles, carved screen divider, nesting tables, corner chairs, writing desks, bow front china cabinets, doll cabinet, mirrors, consoles, vanity, deacon's bench, curios, quilt stand, wash stands, plant stands, footstools, china cabinet, loveseat.Credenza, etc. in Chippendale. Louis XV, Queen Anne, 19th and 20th Century styles (handcarved). Handicrafts to include primitives, plane, cars, balloons, rooster, train, motorbike, doll buggy, rocking horse, cooks, wall signs, pigs, horse and buggy, Tiffany style and Dutch lamps. Collectibles: dolls, Waterford crystal, Spode, Hummel, Doulton, Royal Dux, disct. Barbie dolls, Star Trek, musicals, Cherished Teddies. Crystal ana glass, baker's racks, Spode collector plates, Egyptian figures, nativity sets, Robert Raikes bears, Gun & Sword replicas, silver. Selection of unusual Oriental arts and crafts, Satsuma porcelain, rosewood, marble, jade. Sports Memorabilia: L.E. prints signed by sports celebrity, 8x10 signed hockey rookie cards, Mickey Mantle signed figurine, figurine, 8 x 10 photos (signed and framed) and more. Ladies' and gents'jewellery including gold, diamond and genuine stone rings, earrings, rope chain, designer watches, pocket watches, pearls, necklaces, lockets, marcasite rings and more. 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The criteria for bands performing performing at the Battle of the Bands is that the average age is 21. One-half of the mem bers must be students, and they needed to have submitted submitted a demo tape for the selec- tion process. The bands participating in the contest will play for one half hour each, with one song being original. The organizers are hoping for 200 to 300 people to attend attend the show. It will take place outside of the arena on Saturday night. It will cost $3 extra to attend the Battle of the Bands, on top of the fair admission price.