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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, November 18,1998 Page 9 Auctions Sat., Nov. 21,10 a.m. Auction Sale An excellent sale of antiques, furniture, vehicles and more. Contents of the home of Joan Nolasco (of Grafton) plus consignments. To be held at Williams Auction Centre, 33 Industrial Dr., Campbellford, south end of Campbellford off Hvvy. 30 (Watch for sale sign). Quantity of dishes; antique antique pieces; glassware; 2 butter prints; hat pins; cream top milk bottles and crates; old Seltzer bottles and crates; Ige. blue pitcher; hoop back chairs; 2 old steamer trunks; pink (repro. 1 Dep.) glass; toys (cast J.D. tractor w/loader, Case back hoe); 2 tin friction cars; tin monkey on swing and rope; 2 large school maps; ant. round oak table w/pedestal base; dovetailed chest of drawers; books; cupboard; ant. oak filing filing cabinet (from Victoria Hall); blanket chest; 31 day clock; 80 lb. can; crocks; 2 loveseats; 2 butter bowls; brass fireplace fender; 2 swivel swivel chairs; wooden floor lamp; hi fi; Vilas 9 dining room suite; Hoover washer spin dryer; ant. sideboard; pots and pans; old scale; bake board; wool winder; wicker chair; wooden chest; ant. dresser; ant. dovetailed blanket box; ant. chaise couch; wooden double bed; trunks; night stand; bedding; sewing machine; machine; floor lamps; 2 chests of drawers; desk to match; microwave microwave cart; gas BBQ; desk; chesterfield and chair; captain's chair; ant. desk; butter box; old rocker; stool; tools; buck saw; hardware; gas weedeater; 2 lawnmow- ers; garden tools; ant. blanket blanket box; 2 ant. chairs; chest of drawers; 2 double beds; 2 wooden chairs; mirror; double wardrobe; wicker armchair; floor lamps; 3 kitchen chairs; china cabinet; area rug; airtight airtight woodstove; 25 cu. ft. freezer; books; hand tools; power tools; drills; saws; garden garden tools. GUNS (FAC required): required): .303 British Enfield rifle (repeater); Cooey .22 bolt action repeater rifle. 1987 Pontiac Firebird Formula (305-V8, standard, air, cruise, ps„ pb., sells as is). Many more items of interest. A good sale. Car sells at 12 Noon. Lunch available. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. No reserve. Williams Auction & Appraisal Services Campbellford Auctioneer: Rod Williams, CPPA Phone (705) 653-3533 Web site: www.accel.net/auction Sat., Nov. 21,5 p.m. Estate Auction Pethick & Stephenson Auction Barn, Haydon Viewing from 3 p.m. Selling Selling the estate of the late Ruby & Ariel (Bill) Stephenson, Bowmanville. From 401 exit 431 at Bowmanville, north on Hwy. 57,8 mi. to Con. Rd. 8. Turn east at the fireball Large quantity of dishes, ceramics, ceramics, collectables, ant. pcs., kitchenware, silver pcs., porcelain dolls (Ashton Drake), crystal Occupied Japan, Japan, depression glass, bedding, bedding, linens, jewellery, carnival carnival glass, antique writing desk, 2 antique dressers w/swing mirror, white pine cupboard, final edition Telegram, Telegram, Royal plates, maple dining dining table (2 leaves), plus 4 chairs, 3 piece large wall unit w/smoked glass, glass top coffee/end table, reclining chair, 4 piece chesterfield suite, suite, antique hall rack with bevelled bevelled mirror, 25" stereo colour TV, G.E. (6 mos.), 12 c. freezer, freezer, microwave, microwave stand, coal oil lamps, super single bed, mattress box spring (new), clocks, stereos, stereo stand, chest of drawers, drawers, movies, cassettes, floor model colour TV, Avon salt and pepper, many other salt and pepper sets, fridge (Roper (Roper 6 mos.), quantity small kitchen appliances, antique propane lamps, china dishes, cups and saucers, silver tea set, Christmas decorations, quilts, Japanese tea set, Saddler Saddler cream and sugar, pantry cupboard, blanket box, small quantity tools, and many more items too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash, cheque with ID, or Visa (3% surcharge). Owner and Auctioneer Auctioneer not responsible for accident accident or injury Incurred at this sale. Auctioneer Don Stephenson (905) 263-4402 or (705) 277-9829 Services A+COMPUTER REPAIRS & UPGRADES! $25./hr. 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Always a devoted Legion Legion member and was a firm believer In every aspect of the Legion. Due to a lingering lingering illness Keith retired and returned to the family farm In 1970 and took up farming for a number of years. Keith was a gréât lover of many sports, hockey being number one and always en- R the game from when nn boys played through to his grandsons playing Iho game. We were sad to announce announce on September 9th, 1998, Keith was called lo go to be with Ills many fallen comrades, leaving behind his wife Joan and sons David, Brian, Andrew, daughter Kathryn, eight grandchildren, and Ills sister Velma and her husband Donald Lee, of Oshawa. MS FACT #21 Multiple sclerosis can cause loss of balance, impaired speech, extreme fatigue and double vision. Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada 1-800-268-7582 A Day to Remember Matthew Ciraulo and Aleksandra Szumowska, students from St. Stephen's Elementary School, place a wreath at the Bowmanville Cenotaph. They were among the many students from Bowmanville and area schools who paid their respects in a Remembrance Day ceremony on November 11th. Despite cold weather and extremely extremely high winds, large crowds attended the public Services of Remembrance this year. Also shown in the pictures below are: the color party and guard at the Bowmanville Cenotaph; some of the youngest participants participants in the ceremony; and (lower photo) the parade back to the Legion Headquarters following the service in Bowmanville. The marchers were led by the Legion Pipe Band. 7 Mountie Speaks to Group About Common Scams Maple Grove W.l. Maple Grove W.l. met on November 9th at 8 p.m. in C.E. Hall with Mrs. A. Vandcrgaasl, 1st Vice President in charge, Mary Ann Found agreed to look after our Christmas program on December 7th at 6:30 p.m., a pot luck supper with the U.C.W. Several ladies agreed to work at our Bake Sale at the Mall on November 13th starting at 10 a.m. Mary Ann discussed 2 display cases; one was chosen and is to he made by Bill Mills lor our W.L display in C.E. Hall, Collection and Pennies for Friendship were received. Shirley Bubar was in charge of the following program on "Public Relations.". Win Brown commented on the Motto, "There is nothing like a little soft soap to remove a dirty look". She said "Baloney is an unvarnished lie laid on so thick you hate it. Blarney is flattery laid on so thin you love it", Trying to unsay a bad remark is like trying to unscramble an egg. Doreen Doyle introduced introduced our guest speaker Carol Clarke of the R.C.M.P. Carol has been with the R.C.M.P. for 12 1/2 years and has been stationed all over Ontario, She is now working in Quality Policing. Carol showed us a video on various seams used by telemarketing people people such as phone calls saying you've won a prize but there is a catch, money is needed up front. These people have what they call "sucker" lists of people who have been used before in their scams. Many ways are used to catch an unsuspecting public. public. A question period followed. followed. Win Brown moved a vote of thanks to Carol and presented her with a plant. Meeting closed with us repeating "the Collect" in unison, Lunch of fruit breads and veggies, tea, coffee and juice were served by the group in charge, Win Drown Dress Secretary