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Page 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, June 17,1998 Help Wanted Work Wanted j Al's Home Improvements Interior & Exterior Painting Fences, Decks, etc. 20% Off Seniors FREE Estimates Phone 697-9339 BOWMANVILLE GLASS & MIRRORS 143 Wellington Street Bowmanville 623-3410 Monday - Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Sealed units, storm windows and doors, store fronts and screen and glass repairs, all types of glass and mirrors available. FREE ESTIMATES 24 hour emergency plate glass replacement. Locally owned and operated. C J's Renovating Rec. rooms, baths & kitchens, decks, fences, siding, garages, additions, painting, etc. Free estimates References 263-4141 Robert E. Jackson HEATING • ELECTRICAL Air Conditioning Lennox Dealer Custom Sheet Metal Authorized Consumer's i ' Gas Dealer 983-5293,983-6221 THOMAS QUALITY PAINTING Recent references available. Over 15 years experience. Free estimates within 24 hours Don't move - improve Bowmanville 697-2627 LYON CONSTRUCTION Carpentry & Renovations •Cabinets «Decks «Additions •Windows «Painting Jim Lyon 723-0900 NORTHLAND LAWN CUTTING Phone 718-4176 Ted Stacey Painting & Decorating Wallpapering Drywall Repairs Free Estimates Phone 623-0907 A Quality Carpenter •Fences, Decks & Interlock •Basements, Baths, •Additions Local References 25 years experience Norm 623-1387 Quality Tree Service Removals - Trimming Stump Grinding Tree Planting Fully insured 10% Senior Discount FREE Estimates 263-8728,725-5807 Rick Watts Carpentry General Carpentry & Framing Custom Decks Basement Renovations Free Estimates (905) 623-9709 DRIVEWAY SEALING -Free Estimates -Minor Repairs T&D Enterprises 623-3935 DURHAM DECK & FENCE Specializing in Custom Decks & Fences FREE Estimates ■ (905)697-9979 Finishing Touch Painting & Decorating Interior - Exterior Wallpapering Free Estimates Phone 623-8183 Homefield Deck Building Services Get what you pay fori Solid construclion FREE Estimates. No G.S.T. 20 Years of Satisfied Customers. 434-0367 I & T CARPENTERS Licensed, 25 years experience. House Trim, Stairs, Decks, Windows, Doors & Barns. Additions and Custom Homes. All carpentry related work Ivan Jones Tony Fanara Orono Courtice/Hampton 983-5303 263-9988 JACK BURGESS Plumbing & Heating Phone Hampton 263-2151 MAIL ADDRESS P.O. Box 43 Bowmanville LARRY QUINNEY PAINTING and WALLPAPERING Interior and Exterior Over 17 years experience FREE ESTIMATES Senior Dlscounl Phone 263-8535 LAWN & GARDEN CARE •grass culling & Irimmlng •raking «hodgos •rototilling •tree removal «retaining walls •oavostrough cleaning •patio slabs «odd jobs Reasonable Rates Dependable Work Martin Boekee 983-9876 Auctions BAILIFF'S SALE We have been instructed by the Mortgagees to sell the following following by SEALED TENDERS. 1989 FORD F150 4X4 - Black, 302, V8, P/S P/B, stereo, stereo, air conditioning, std. 5 spd. manual, 153,700 kms. - motor good, rebuilt - body needs repair. 1987 FORD F350 CUSTOM CUSTOM - red, 460 V8, P/S P/B,. radio, 4 spd. manual, 12' platform, platform, front telescopic hoist, racks, runs well, good tires, 202,000 kms. MF 2500 FORK LIFT, Perkins Diesel, power steering, steering, new battery, 4098 hours, 4 spd., hi/low - 4' forks, 16' lift 4 way two stage mast with side shill, IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. 1990 MERCURY TOPAZ L SEDAN, blue, 4 cyl. automatic, automatic, sun roof, P/S P/B, air, 165,000 kms. Very clean car. Sale SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. at the storage yard, located 1.8 kms. north of #7 Hwy. on the Emily Park Road #633 (left side before park). Bid forms available same time and place. Sold to highest bidders. bidders. No reserve. May be seen and tendered at times other than sale day by APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT ONLY. RAMON J. KYLES, BAILIFF, COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH, (705) 799-6920 after 6 P.M. FrL, June 19,6 p.m. Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville Selling the contents from the home of Eva Gibson, Orono, and from two local homes, dining suite, occasional chairs, appliances, dohu- mldlller, glassware, china, sowing machine, new drafting table, now desk, eloclrlc furnaces, furnaces, quantity ol toys, numerous numerous antiques, old wlckor wheelchair, lobster cages, wood buoys, household effects effects and numerous other articles. articles. Preview aller 2 p.m. Auction starts at 6 p.m. Terms: Cash, approved cheque, Visa, MC, Intorac. Auctioneer Frank Stapleton (905) 706-2244 (800 203-9886 Auction Sales Auction Sales Downtown Merchants Benefit Auction for Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville Fri., June 19,7 p.m. Preview 6:30 p.m. Under the tent (Beside Olympia Restaurant) Antiques, new and,used articles, furniture PARTIAL LIST: Used - chesterfield, chesterfield, freezer, drapes wilh traverse rods, books, kids' toys, glass table wilh 2 chairs, antique dressers, slair climber & many mise, items. NEW ITEMS: Certificate Certificate for wedding cake (value $250.), "Princess" Beanie Baby plus other retired & current, current, Adidas sunglasses, clock lamp, Golden Retriever Retriever collector plate, girl's handmade handmade dress, large ceramic piggy bank, Blue Jay tickets, tickets, cotton throw, large San- dicast Golden Retriever, book ends, decoy, scarf and earrings, mise, giftware, ceramic ceramic bathroom set, kid's oak desk, wall clock, ceiling paint, software, Linda Lun- strum sunglasses, gift certificates certificates for restaurants, etc. Plus many other items still to arrive. Don't miss this one. All proceeds donated to the hospital. Bring your lawn chairs. Fri., June 19, 5 p.m, Cornell's Auction Barn 3 miles east of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The estate of the late Kay Morden of Lindsay, plus others. others. Oak parlour table, walnut corner cabinet, antique chest of drawers, 4 pc. modern bedroom bedroom suite, walnut hall table, oak magazine rack, walnilt dining extension table, 2 drawer metal filing cabinet, Sanyo VCR treadle sewing machines, bonnet chest, single single plough, farm sleighs, coffee coffee and end tables, depression depression glass, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, hall mirror, wicker settee, electric organ, oak hall seat, modern wall units, port. TV, wooden barrel table and 4 chairs, crocks, coal oil lamps, canoe, child's school desk, table and floor lamps, maple table and 4 chairs, rattan table and 4 chairs, walnut telephone table, qty. wooden decoys, 17 ft. Corsair house trailer, qty; pictures, tools, china, glass, and collectable items. Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers R.R.#1, Little Britain (705) 786-2183 Monte Hennessy Auctioneer Farm machinery, livestock, household goods, autos,, construction equipment, bankrupt & estate sales, house & land options 1 (905)263-4114 Pethick's Auction Barn Auctioneer: . Don Stephenson BARN OPEN IN HAYDON Mon. - Wed. - Thurs. 3:30-6 p.m. Sat., 9 a.m.-12 Noon (905)263-4402 (705)277-9829 Consignment, Households Estates, etc. Welcome Sat., June 27, 10:30 a.m. at the property of Lee Gill, Trent River, across from general store (watch for signs). 20 older cars and parts, from 37 Chev, 60's & 70's Road Runner, etc. Int. TD6 bulldozer, bulldozer, hi-low camper, riding mowers, owner retiring after 20 years of collecting old cars and parts, tools, large qty. of hard to find parts. Plan to attend. Don't miss this interesting interesting sale. Call for flyer. McLean Auctions (705) 324-2783 or 1 (800) 461-6499 Orval & Barry McLean Auctioneers Sat., June 27, 10:30 a.m. The property of the late Oskar Buehler, Lot 20, Con. 10 Manvers Township. Take Hwy. 35 south of Lindsay to 10th Line Manvers turn east approx. 6 km. or follow Ski Road south of Omemee approx. 5 km. turn west onto Lifford Rd. approx. 3 km. 4 wheel drive 420 Belarus diesel diesel tractor; 430 Case diesel tractor; 3 pth. Lucknow Bushog; 12" Five Star post hole auger; 3 pth. log splitter; 3 pth. Vlcon grass seeder; 3 pth. Massey Harris 7' mower; 3 pth. 6' JD scrapper blade; 4 furrow 14" bottom plough; 3 furrow 14" bottom plough; 15' Triple K cultivator; 8' Triple K cultivator; Massey Harris 15 run seed drill on steel; Allis Chalmers 5' pull type combine; combine; No. #80 McCormick 5' pull type combine; 34' Allied bale elevator; 4" grain auger; 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit diesel; diesel; 4 Volkswagen cars (for parts only); 1982 Volkswagen diesel; 1970 Ford dump truck; Pioneer chainsaws; 225 Lincoln Lincoln weldei, acetylene torches torches and gauges; 2 lip. compressor; compressor; 1 0 t X8' log cabin; alum. exl. ladder; large qly. scaffolding; qty. cedar posts; large qty. hand and power tools. FURNITURE: Gourley upright piano; McClary two door refrigerator; corner cabinet; cabinet; double box spring and mattress; flat top farm scales; spool bed; oak dining room extension table; wine making equipment. Furniture at 10:30 a.m. followed by tools and machinery at 11. Lunch available by Mlllbrook & District Lions Club. Terms; Cash or choque wilh I.D. The Auctioneers or proprietor will not bo hold responsible for public liability or property loss or damago in connection wilh this salo. Don & Grog Cornell Auctioneers R,R.#1, Little Britain 1 (705)786-2183 Sat., June 27,10 a.m. Estate Sale Mitchell's Auction Building, R.R. 4, Omemee, take Hwy. 115 exit at Peterboro Cty.Rd.10go N.18 km.-just N. of Emily Park ANTIQUES: 8 pc. dining, suite, suite, china cabinel, set of 4 caned chairs, Duncan Phyfe dining table, rockers, settee chairs, swing mirror, press- back highchair, barrel cradle churn, Ansonia gingerbread clock, Moorcroft dish w/han- dles, depression glass, 3 - 8 pi. selling of dishes. MODERN: MODERN: oval dining table and Ige. china cabinet, 28" floor . model TV, games table, chesterfield chesterfield suites, child's sturdy loft bed, good bedroom furnishings, furnishings, cheval mirror, Ige. pool table, good Ige. appliances. appliances. NEW FURNITURE: 3 quality sofa and loveseat sets, plaid loveseat, queen sofa bed - dusty blue, 5 pc. youth's pine bedroom suite and more. MISC.: 14' Star- craft alum, boat/ 40 Evinrude, 11 hp. Sears lawn tractor, utility utility trailer. Note: just a partial listing of this big sale. Cash / cheque only. Doug Mitchell Auctioneer R.R. 4, Omemee (705)799-6769 Sat,, June 20,6 p.m. Pethick's Auction Barn Haydon Consignments still comma in. List to include chesterfield suites, glassware, pine book- shell, antique oak school teacher's chairs, entertainment entertainment centres, two complete complete computers, wooden bar stools, new halogen lamps, Limited Edition prints, bicycles, bicycles, 1981 American Motors Spirit - excellent condition, etc. Something for everyone. Terms: Cash, cheque with ID, or Visa. Auctioneer Don Stephenson (905) 263-4402 (70S) 277-9829 Sat., June 20,10 a.m. Estate Auction On orders from T.D. Trust we will liquidate the entire estate of the late Gordon Brown of Newtonville, sale to be held at Warner's Auction Hall, Hwy. 2 Colborne Consisting of antiques, collectables, collectables, modern home furnishings, furnishings, tools, 6 rolls snow fence, Annex woodslove, good Husqvarna chainsaw, gas weedeater, circular saws, drills and drill bits, floor jacks, qty. small hand tools, 3 hp. Briggs gas motor, lawn and garden tools, old cross cut saw, maple buffet hutch, nice 7 pc. chrome set, good 2 dr. f.f. fridge, portable dishwasher, dishwasher, 30" stove, microwave microwave and stand, good wringer washer, sofa and chair set, good bed sofa, port, colour TV, small tables, old trunks, old dressers and chests of drawers, old beds, vanities 1 , old books, cedar chest, old; lamp shape of ship, plus mise, articles found around this old farm home, smalls include old crocks, 6 Moorcroft dinner- ware plates, cast iron urns, old pressed glass pcs. old oil. painting, large quantity dishes, dishes, glassware, knick knacks, ornaments, pots, pans, kitchenware, kitchenware, household articles, large sale, no reserves. Starts 10 a.m. sharp. Visa, MC, Interac, cash or good cheque. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905) 355-2106 Sat., June 20,1.1 a.m.. Sharp Farm sold. The horse equipment equipment and sleighs, tools and furniture of Mr. Bob Harding, 2 miles east of 115/35 Highway Highway at 8th Concession of Clarke or 2 miles east of Kirby on County Rd. 9 and 1 mile north on Carscadden Road. Included In this sale is a gooseneck horse trailer, antique antique cutter. BARN: Red ("Forest ("Forest Trails Farm") wagon, freight wagon with wood wheels, wagon with steel wheels, horse buggy, 2 large logging sleighs, cutter sleigh, large logging slelgh(steel), complete heavy team harness harness with bridles and collars, four horse trailer, assorted towing chains and cables, 2 lighting outdoor lamps, 3 hay feeders - wall mounted, horse water trough galvanized (new) 5', 4 farm gates, 3 50 gal. drums, farm fence wire, barbed wire, new leaf vacuum and wood chipper - cost $1,700., assorted pitch forks, post hole digger, propane propane heater, plastic water pipe, Big 'O' drain pipe 4" and 6", raccoon trap, dog cage, western saddle. MISCELLANEOUS: MISCELLANEOUS: Assorted tools, chainsaws, shovels, axes, ladders, extension cords, etc. FURNITURE: Cast Iron Franklin stove, round 5 gallon copper ash bucket, bench with storage and lid, oxen yoke (wood), assorted cushions, cushions, ash trays, lamps, pictures, pictures, etc., etc., 2 white free standing shelves 14"X14"X36" high, white free standing shelves 14"X14"X40" high, 3 humidifiers. humidifiers. Plus many more Items loo numerous to mention. Charlie Reid & Arnot Wotten Auctioneers Charlie &Almee Harris, Clerks Lunch served by Kendal Church. WANTED FOR AUCTION Estates, Antiques, Households, Bankruptcies, Liquidations sold on location or at our Bowmanville Auction Hall, Packing, pickup & storage available, Phone for free confidential consultation, MacGregor Auction Services (905) 987-5402 905 623-7949 Thurs., June 18,6 p.m. Estate Auction at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Selling the property of the late Cessil Johnston estate and others. Appliances, washer/spin washer/spin dryer, apt. dryer, round oak table, oak chairs, waterfall bulfel wilh stained glass, maple gate leg table, 6 chairs, maple buffet and corner corner cabinel, antique buffet, lill top desk, bedroom suites, old dresser, washsland, living room furniture, bed chesterfield, chesterfield, maple chest and dresser, dresser, painted 4 poster bed, white wicker loveseat and chairs, Ige. pattern wool rug, platform rocker, oak captain's captain's chair, Filler Queen vac., old drop leaf table, oil lamp, crocks, mantel clock, some antiques, old pine box, lamps, crock, glass, china, Rogers Silverware and case, Scarboro dairy cream bottle, pocket watches, hundreds ol interesting items, 10 new vinyl windows Include 60X70 picture window, older electric golf cart, tiller for riding mower, mower, some tools. Partial list. Orval & Barry McLean Auctioneers (705) 324-2783 or call 1 (800) 461-6499 for flyer, certified appraisal service, to consign estates, or list your on site sale. Sun., June 21,10 a.m. Auction Sale MacGregor Auction Centre, Bowmanville (Viewing 9 a.m.) Take Hwy. 2 to Scugog St. north 1 km. Sunday's auction features our usual varied selection of articles from the past to present, present, dressers, tables (kitchen, (kitchen, parlour, etc.), mise, chairs and rockers, wood boxes, quality glass and china, china, kitchen and household collectables, mise, tools and hardware, pictures, pine lumber, lumber, plus many more quality selections. Next auction Saturday, Saturday, June 27, contents ol a catering business, restaurant equipment, plus general household articles. Call to consign. Call for all your auction auction needs - your location or ours. MacGregor Auction Services Mike MacGregor 905 987-3664 905)623-7949 Thurs., June 18,6 p.m. Forced Sale at Warner's Auction Hall Selling contents of closed flower shop including decorator decorator pcs., some very good quality framed Limited Edition prints, plus household contents, contents, prints Include Lumbers, Bateman, Krelghof, Petreua, T. Thompson, Casson, Marshal, etc. rare Titanic pc., household includes 3-486 computers complete with monitors, and one lap top, all, good working condition, living room, rec. .room, : bedroom, kitchen furniture, etc., glass, chinai collectable pcs., bedding bedding and linens, household articles, articles, upright freezer, 2 dr. frost free fridge, collection old coins, $1,000. U.S. note dated 1840, flower shop Includes Includes inventory decorator pcs., cast iron pcs., nearly new cooling unit for cold room, single door Coke cooler wilh glass door, plus more, plus collection old radios and radio parts, some small tools, garden and lawn tools, miscellaneous miscellaneous articles, large sale with two auctioneers selling selling inside and out. No reserves. reserves. Everything must be sold. Visa, MC, Interac, cash or good cheque. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905) 355-2106 Sat., June 20, 10:30 a.m. Auction Sale Estate of the late George K. Brunton, R.R.#2, Campbell- ford, ON. 6 1/2 kms. north/east of Campbellford on County Rd. #38 to Pether- ick's Corners, then 1 km. north on Crowe River Rd. to Seymour 10th Line E., then east 3/4 km. (Watch for sale signs). Quantity of dishes and antique pcs.; coal oil lamps; parlour lamp; enamel- ware; toilet pcs.; ant. light fixtures; fixtures; old boxes wilh names; ant. china cabinet with double glass doors; three ant. 3/4 wooden beds; two ant. dressers dressers with bevel mirrors; ant. pressed back rocker; hi fl; Singer treadle sewing machine; machine; wooden Ironing board; wooden table; two ant. rockers; rockers; ant. drop front desk; ant. washsland; books; match holder; ant. couch with head rest; two ant. parlour tables; LP records (Ernie Ford collection, collection, hymns, etc.), snowshoes; sealers; plant stand; antique pump organ; copper boiler; Beach cook- stove; ant. console radio; trunk; old fur coat; Sony cassette cassette player; 80 lb. cans; RCA no frost refrigerator; Moffat Moffat range; Simplicity washer spin dryer; small electric appliances. appliances. GUNS: (FAC required); required); Plainsman 22 rifle; Remington 22 rifle, model 41P; Kessler 16 ga. single shot; cistern pump; 32 ft. aluminum aluminum ext. ladder; garden seeder; anvil; bench vise; saw table; self feeding drill press; grinder; forks; McCulloch McCulloch Pro Mac 55 chainsaw; Husky 35 chainsaw; blow torches; hand tools; power tools; wood and metal lathe; chisels; nail keg; socket sols; air compressor; 1/2 ton truck cap; garden tractor (Wisconsin engine) with cultivator; cultivator; Case row crop gas tractor, Many more Homs too numerous to list. A good salo. Lunch available. Terms: Cash or cheque wilh ID. No reserve. Williams Auctions Appraisal Services Campbellford Auctioneer: Rod Williams, CPPA Phone (705) 653-3533 Web Site: www.nccel.net/auctlon Wed., June 24,7 p.m. Public Auto Auction at Peterborough Auction Center, on Hwy. 7,2 miles east of Peterborough Peterborough Repos., trustee vehicles, public consignments, now accepting accepting cars, trucks, vans, 4X4's, all years, makes, models, models, RV's, boats, rider mowers, mowers, '86 New Yorker, selling for the sheriff 21' speed boat wilh 200 hp. Suzuki with trailer. trailer. Expecting approx. 50 vehicles. vehicles. Some unreserved. Let us sell your car. Terms: $500. cash deposit. Balance in 5 days. Cash or certified cheque, $50. Buyers fee. Call Orval McLean Auctions Peterborough (705) 745-5007 or 1 (800) 461-6499 Services Reflexology Natural Healing Art Available every Thursday evening 623-7691 WOULD you like to see your name in print? 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Call 519-258-7905, Fax:519-258- 0707 for free catalogues and Information Information about this wonderful - opportunity. Obituary GOODE Raymond L. Known as Ray to his many friends and acquaintances, ■ he was born on a farm near Port Perry in December • 1919, to Olive (Davey) and -, Harold Goode. The family moved to Orono in 1927, he ; attended school there and , lived on Sommerville Road. He worked at the Orono Creamery for many years , and enjoyed his dealings -j with Hie farmers, picking up ' their cream and also deliv- 1 ering butter and eggs to -• many stores and business- j es in the area. In 1958, he bought and successfully operated operated a hardware business In the village of Newcastle and It was known as - "Goode's Hardware" for 24 ' years. He loved his work and made many friends and business business contacts before retiring retiring in 1981. Ray enjoyed travelling and . visited many places in the U.S., the Caribbean, Florida, a few times to California, to P.E. Island, to England and toured countries in Europe. He was a frequent visitor at the Antique Shows and was articulate al making stained glass pieces, having several in his home and gave some as gifts. Married to Mabel Clemence from the Shaw's School area for over 50 years, having a wonderful daughter, Susan, a great son-in-law, Michael Cawker and a Grandpa to his loved grandchildren, Jeffrey and Sara. Ray was a 40 year member of the Newcastle Lions Club, once President, and bnlil Ills death very active in community community projects. He was nominated to receive his 25 year Ontario Volunteer Service Service Award from the Ontario Government in May tills year. He once was active In Ihe Historical Society, the Chamber of Commerce and a Volunteer with the Clarington East Food Bank since It started. He loved lo play cards, watch Ills grandchildren grandchildren play ball and hockey, and each day looked forward to a good walk around the town, always pleasant, stopping stopping to chat or having a friendly wave. He had a distinguished distinguished personality, speaking well of everyone, mosl agreeable, always a a man. ng away peacefully, after a short Illness on Sunday, Sunday, April 12, 1998, the funeral funeral look place from the Morris Funeral Chapel, Bow- manvlllo with Rev. Russell officiating, Gladys Brown, singing and at Ihe piano, and Barbara Carman assisting, Intormont In Orono Cemetery Cemetery on April 15, 1998. The many tributes wore an honour not to be forgotten. The Part Bearers wore Donald Goode, Edward Millson, Judge E.R. Lovokln, Bronlon Rickard, Frank Hoar and Murray Paterson. Dlslanco never soparalos, Hoarts that really care.