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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmnnvillc, June 10, 1998 Page 9 Auctions Monte Hennessy Auctioneer Farm machinery, livestock, household goods, autos., construction equipment, bankrupt & estate sales, house & land options 1 (905)263-4114 Thurs., June 11,6 p.m. Estate Auction at Warner's Auction Hall, Hwy. 2, Colborne Selling the entire estate of the late Molly Alderman of Belleville Belleville consisting of household lurnishings, modern and antiques, antiques, old tools, dishes, glassware, collectables, etc. ant. chairs, oak buffet, walnut bedroom suite, maple dinette suite, 2 dr. f.f. fridge, 30" stove, nearly new washer and dryer, nearly new sofa and chair set, matched sofa and loveseat, old radio, double beds, single beds, dressers, chests of drawers, Ige. quantity quantity small older hand tools, wood planes, etc., Ige. quantity quantity dishes, glassware,' stem- ware, everyday dishes, cedar chest, recliner chair, oak T- back chairs, Beswick horse,: mise, dishes, collectable pcs., some post cards, and mise, articles found around this old home. No reserves. Selling inside and out, same lime. Starting 6 p.m. Cash, cheque, Visa, MC. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106 Services CUSTOM SEWING Drapery, Valances, Slipcovers Your Fabric or Ours FREE In-Home Consultations Up to 50% OFF Retail 263-2265 WOULD you like to see your n name in print? it's easy - Just drop into the Canadian Statesman Statesman office, 62 King St. W., ; Bowmanville, to order business cards or your own personalized i address cards. For more in- . formation phone 623-3303. Notices Hampton Cemetery DECORATION DAY June 14,1998 Service at 2 p.m. Hampton United Church Matthew & Natalie Burke of "TIMEPIECES" please contact me regarding the return of my James Lumbers prints you had on consignment. I can be reached at (905)263-1099. If no answer, leave a message REWARD $1,000. For the person who can help to find my stolen watercraft. 1996 Model SeaDoo XP, yellow colour. It was stolen from the backyard backyard of 4 Fenwick Ave., Mel ody Homes of Liberty Street on May 31 around 4 - 5 a.m. The house caq be seen from Liberty Street. Anybody with any information please phone 697-2205. I need your help to find these criminals who would steal tomorrow from your property and pul in danger the whole community. Obituary Death of Bryce A. Brown, Oshawa Bryce A. Brown of Oshawa died at York County Hospital, Hospital, Newmarket, Ontario, on May 27, 1998. He was in his seventy-first year. In falling health for the last eight months, and in hospital for three weeks, he died from complications arising from a lung embolism. Bryce was born in Oshawa, the son of the late Dr. B.A. Brown and his wife the late Laura Huck. He attended O'Neill Collegiate Collegiate and later Victoria College, College, University of Toronto, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1950. Bryce enjoyed all sports. He was an ardent tennis player and belonged to the Oshawa Tennis Club for many years. From 1960 to 1982, he played a major role In devel oping and managing two pop ular, local, family owned golf courses, Grandview which operated from 1960 to 1973 and Kedron Dells from 1972 to 1983. In 1983, due to chronic health problems, he retired from active manage ment but kept Involved in an advisory capacity. Bryce was a devoted family man. In 1973 he married Barbara Gann. They have a son James, a daughter Catherine and a grandson Eric. He Is also survived by one brother, Robert and his wile Jean. The funeral was held on May 30, at the Armstrong Funeral Homo Chapel with the Rev orond Dick Prince of Faith United Church, Courtlce con' ducting the service, inter mon! followed at Union Co motory. The family request od that In lieu of flowers, do nations bo sont In Bryce'! memory to the Durham Mon tal Health Association or the Heart & Stroke Association. 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FOR SALE SAWMILL S4895 SAW LOGS INTO INTO BOARDS, planks, beams. Large capacity. Best sawmill value value anywhere. Free information 1-800-566-6899. Norwood Sawmills, R.R 2, Kilworthy, Ontario Ontario POE 1G0. SALES HELP WANTED SATTENTION STUDENTSS Make a lot of money selling chocolate bars. New products available. Nothing to pay in advance. Fast delivery 1-800-383-3589. LOOKING FOR A NEW CAREER or just need extra money? Sell C&M Gifts' unique line of afford able home decor, toys and gifts Call 519-258-7905, Fax:519-258 0707 for free catalogues and in formation about this wonderfu 'opportunity. PERSONALS LACK SELF-CONFIDENCE? Then buy, read and use "Dia- netics" by L. Ron Hubbard, only $8.99 (pb)+GST. Call 1-800-561- 5808 today. SERVICES ATTENTION FUNDRAISERS - . Wondering what to do for fundraising?? fundraising?? Tired of chocolate bars & almonds?? Call Creative Funding Funding Resources Inc. for help. Ask for Jamie 1-888-236-3762. STEEL BUILDINGS STEEL BUILDINGS...Ends Included. Included. Go Direct. 16 x 24 52,988.00.21 x30 $3,760.00.25 x 40 $5,624.00.32 x 44 $6,835.00. 34 x 56 $8,360.00. 40 x 60 $9,988.00.46 x 70 $13,044.00. 56 x 90 $22,888.00. Others. Pioneer Pioneer 1-800-668-5422. FUTURE STEEL BUILDINGS. All-purpose structures featuring 100% useable space. Many models models & sizes. Easy self-assembly. Call 1-800-668-8653 ext 536 for Factory-Direct Savings, Financing Financing & Leasing Options. VACATION/TRAVEL AMAZING VACATION VALUES in the Buckhom area of the beautiful beautiful Kawartha Lakes. Relax and enjoy great fishing and boating., ■ For details call toll free 1 -800- 853-1615. WANTED BUYING STERLING SILVER CUTLERY, sets or single pieces, silver teasels, napkin rings, Moor-i croft, Gouda, jewellery, Hummels,: Royal Doullon, silver plate. For private appointment 1-800-267- 2732, 514-684-3528. f Please recycle ^this newspaper^ D E S 1 R 1 N 1 0 P E N W 0 V E N D E E D 1 D E A L O E R ■ MJ R S ■ R E N 0 O N E L M 0 T E A S |T 0 R Y C A M E L O T F E N ■ 1 L L O V E R 1 o H A R E 1 P R E Y C 0 R E S 0 R E R A M E N O W E D E D G E S W A R N Answers to Saturday's Clarington/Courtice Independent Crossword Puzzle Top Junior Handler Among Exhibitors at Orono Show We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current "Great Gifts for Great Dads" flyer. Page 5 - Assorted Live Goods Should read: "Available only at participating Canadian Tire Garden Centers" Page 10 - Items H3 & f/4, Air Rifles Should read: "Gun locks sold separately" Page 11 - Swing set wilh slide, 84-0237-8 The "Gym Tech - Limited lifetime warranty against rust" is not available on item 84-0237-8, but does apply to item #1, deluxe swing set, 84-0298-2. "Hedstrom's" standard 90-day warranty applies to 84-0237-8. Page 17 - CD/CD ROM Flip Disc Cases, 44-0667X/69-0191-2 Should read: "Accessories not included" Page 21 - Item #6, Smoke Alarm, 46-0075-4 Illustration is incorrect and is not a mastercraft product. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. © J.p. cnola d322/d323 - All Zonas I Health-wise I PRICES IN EFFECT FROM JUNE 10-24 Meaghan Ironmonger is still in the junior ranks of dog handling and her dog was, until a few days ago, just a pup. But, youth hasn't stopped the two of them from walking away with some of the top honors in the Ontario show dog circuit. circuit. Meaghan, a grade five student at St. Stephen's Elementary School in Bowmanville, has been showing dogs since she was six. And the skill certainly certainly runs in the family. Her mom and dad, Paul and Mary Ironmonger, breed collies in Pontypool and are part of the professional professional dog breeders fraternity. fraternity. Most summers and weekends, you'll find them on the show circuit CHAMPIONS -- Meaghan Ironmonger and her whippet whippet pup named "Sizzle." Holding one of her major awards is her brother, Tristan. Meaghan will be among the many exhibitors at the Ontario County Kennel Club's dog show at the Orono Fairgrounds this weekend. with their children, Meaghan, Tristan and Luke. Paul explains, "it teaches teaches the kids a lot of responsibility," responsibility," adding that they pick up skills in areas such as handling, care and grooming of their dogs. "It's a family get-together and a lifestyle," he adds. Meaghan says she usually usually spends weekdays on her schoolwork, but on weekends she works with her dog. And, although she takes some time off school to attend the dog shows, she still maintains good marks in her French immersion studies. The awards she has collected collected to ditto are .'numerous. .'numerous. However, two of the major trophies included an award for best puppy in the show at Nepean and a junior handler award in Chatham two months ago. She will be showing her pup in the Skydome this December in the Puppy of the Year competition. As a dog handler, she competes not only with juniors (who can be as old as 18), but also in open categories where professional professional adult dog handlers are working. Already, some breeders are seeking out Meaghan to show their animals. Of course, the Ironmongers will be present present at the big Ontario County Kennel Club com petition at the Orono Fairgrounds this weekend. The show runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with junior handlers competing in the obedience division Saturday and in the confirmation confirmation competition Sunday. An estimated 1,700 dogs will be present. The Ontario County Kennel Club presents three Championship Dog Shows and Obedience Trials in Orono June 12-14. The activities lake place under the Big Top at the Orono Fairgrounds. Competition begins every day at 9:00 a.m. This event features specialty specialty shows for Doberman Pinschers, Whippets, Bull Terriers, Rottweilers and Labrador Retrcivers. An added bonus this weekend is a rare breed show and demonstration by the Durham Regional Police Canine Unit. There's something for the whole family; including including pet boutiques and local art exhibit. You can meet the breeders and find out about your favourite breed from an expert. Admission is free. VITAMIN SALE GLUCOSAMINE mm EVENING SULFATE b™ PRIMROSE OIL 500 mg SODIUM FREE HtH 500 mg NON-DAIRY TIMED RELEASE ACIDOPHILUS C -1000 mg 3 -STRAIN FOLIC CHLOROPHYLL p|j ACID 1 mg 50 mg 11 TRIPLE STRENGTH GARLIC KELP 650 mg ST.JOHN'S WORT 300 mg 0.3% HYPERICIN 100% PURE CREATINE • MONOHYDRATE PWD 500 mg BETA CAROTENE| 25000 iu KOREAN GINSENG 500 mg VITAMIN E 400 IU HVP CHELATED I SELENIUM 100 meg 90 Caps 9" 180 Caps 17" 90 Caps 4 99 Healthy Choice Bulk Food & Vitamins 0 237 King St. East, Bowmanville 623-3140 (Q o AND WIN A TICKET IN THE RUBBER DUCK DERBY As a salute to the Clarington Rubber Duck Derby in Bowmanville Saturday, June 20lh, we invite our readers to count the ducks which appear in the pages of this issue of The Canadian Statesman. Those webbed-footed friends could be nesting anywhere. For example, you'll find them in various advertisements, on photos, and in or around various articles. When you have tallied all of the ducks, fill out the coupon printed below and bring it to The Canadian Statesman Office at 62 King St. W. If your answer is correct, your coupon will be entered in our draw. Those whose names arc drawn will receive one of 10 tickets in the June 20th derby. Each ticket displays the number of one of an estimated 4,900 ducks to be entered in the derby. And, if your lucky duck is first across the finish line, you'll be even luckier when you pocket the cheque for $5,000 which is being offered as the grand prize. You may enter the contest as often as you wish, but only original copies of the entry form will be accepted. No photocopies or facsimiles, please. The contest closes at noon on Wednesday, June 17th. We will telephone those who have won Duck Derby tickets and names will be published in The Statesman. Happy duck-hunting, everyone! 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