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Page 8 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, Wednesday, May 12, 1999 Auction Sales Auction Sales Fri., May 14 Mini Cow Sale at Lindsay Community Sale Barn R.R. 2, Lindsay Selling bred cows and cows with calves by side. Including Limo springer cows and cows .with calves, the property of Ross Stevenson. Regular sale starts 11 a.m. Cows sell approx. 1 p.m. Carl Hickson (705) 324-9959 Sale barn (705) 324-2774 ' Fri., May 14, 5 p.m. Corned's Auction Barn 3 miles east of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The property of Mrs. Joan Lloyd formerly of Cannington and the property of Margaret Lidlkie of Little Britain, plus others. Custom made oak dining room suite with corner •china cabinet, beige chesterfield chesterfield and chair, oak coffee and end tables, sofa table, flowered loveseat, refinished walnut jam cupboard, 6 ft. pine harvest table, oak wash- stands, refinished blanket box, open face washstand, new pine dresser and chest of drawers, maple table and 4 chairs, rocking chairs, 8 ft. mahogany conference table, blanket boxes, oak hall mirror and bench, round dining table, pressback highchair, harvest gold ?. door refrigerator refrigerator and matching 30 in. electric stove, 14 ft. aluminum aluminum boat, 9.9 Johnson outboard outboard motor, 1978 Chev mo- torhome, 1981 Dodge 150 half ton truck with cap, qty. of 0 Pee Chee, Upper Deck, Topps and Parkhurst rookie and Star cards. Qty. china, glass, household and collectable collectable items. Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers R.R.#1, Little Britain (705) 786-2183 Mon., May 17,6 p.m. Auction Sale 870 Taunton Rd. E, Whitby 1/2 mile east of Thickson Rd. We are selling 2 estates from Ajax plus new mattresses and furniture. Oak wall unit, king sleigh bed, 3 curio cabinets, futon, oak tables and chairs, 26" TV, 19" TV, cherry sleigh bed, 3 new sofa sets, 50 pcs. all sizes mattresses, black -wall unit, motorized wheelchair, 84 T-Bird, 88 Tempest, 88 Jeep, 90 Ford diesel tire repair truck, 79 35 ft. house trailer, new bed sofa, coffee and end tables, 2 oak rockers, wall mirror, 3 bookcases, 3 glider rockers, tools, plus many more articles. articles. Note time: Excellent sale. Plan to attend. Viewing Monday 1 - 6 p.m. Terms: cash, Visa, MC, Interac. McLean Auction & Liquidations (905) 686-3291 or (905) 432-2836 , Pethick's Auction Barn Auctioneer: **&.) Don Stephenson BARN OPEN IN HÀYDON ' Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 3:30-6 p.m. or call for appt. (905)263-4402 (705)277-9829 Consignment, Households Estates, etc. Welcome Sat., May 15 10:30 a.m. Farm Sale Cornell's Auction Barn 3 miles east of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The property of. Margaret Lidlkie and the late Elmer Lidlkie. Massey Ferguson 1085 with cab; MF 165 with 380 Allied loader; MF 135 with 300 Allied loader; New Holland Holland 492 haybine, (like new, has only done 90 acres); Vermeer Vermeer 504 Super 1 (good condition, condition, approximately 2,500 bales); New Holland 185 tandem tandem axle manure spreader with end gale and poly, floor (good condition); Farmall M. row crop tractor; 1974 F600 5 ton truck (hoist, box, tarp); MF 124 square baler (good condition); New Holland 56 rake; 6' Bush Hog; 7' McKee snowblower; Vicon fertilizer spreader; 10' Triple K cultivator cultivator with levellers; chain harrows; harrows; two 8 ton wagons with 8X16' racks; 36' Speed King elevator; 27' hay elevator; MF f/1 post hole auger (12"); Agratec bale slooker; 12'X4" grain auger; Paul scales; Frey cattle chute; blocking chute; Husqvarna #51 chainsaw; chainsaw; 1 hp. Curtis air compressor; compressor; battery charger; Von Ruden Hydra-Flew saw; power washer; hay tarps; 2 sets of tractor chains - 14.9-24/16.9- 28; bag carts; platform scales; Hamilton Massey pull type road grader. Plus a quantity of small farm related items. This is a line of well maintained, good quality farm machinery. Also consigned two 8 foot by 16 foot hay wagons; wagons; 3 pth. cultivators and plows; 500 gal. tandem axle Century sprayer electric controls, controls, foam markers, 3 sels of nozzles plus drop nozzles. Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers R.R. 1, Utile Britain (705) 786-2183 Sat., May 15,6 p.m, Auction Sale at Pethlck & Stephenson Auction Barn, Haydon Previews p.m. From 401 Exit 431 at Bowmanville, north of Hwy. 57,8 ml. to Cone. 8, turn at fireball List to Include: dishes, old coins, gas mowers, army badges, electric organ, pictures pictures and household lurnlluro. Upcoming Auctions • Sat., May 22 at 0 p.m., a Coin Auction; Auction; Victoria Day Anllquo Auction, Mon., May 24, at 11 a.m. Phono now to book consignments, consignments, Terms: cash, cheque, Inlorac or Visa. Auctioneer Don Stephenson (905) 203-4402 (705) 277-9829 or fax (705) 277-9010 Sat., May 15,10 a.m. Large Auction Sale Of 1946 Classic Lincoln, 4 dr., V8, orig. and excellent condition; 1989 Seadoo GTS 720cc. 3 sealer, c/w rev. and warranty; 16 hp. riding mower; mower; 14' canoe; boat trailer; shop tools; Honda 800 generator; generator; rototiller; full major appliances; appliances; many antiques; trunk; harvest table; old radios; radios; china; collectables; bar; commercial equip.; Moose Head bar C02 draft system, bar fridge and stools; many bar collectables; some restaurant restaurant equip.; fabulous oak 4 pc. bedroom suite c/w armoire; armoire; VCR, TV and stand; porcelain dolls; old beer bottle collection; lots of glass and china dishes; many Lid. Edition Edition pictures; garden and hand tools and many quality useful household items and more. Note selling at the Mabee Auction Centre on Hwy. 35, 1 mile north of Rosedale or 7 km. south of Coboconk, Ont. 911 #5933. Note selling two full country homes plus part of a local estate. estate. For further fax list call Calvin Mabee Auctions (705) 374-4800 Don't miss it Terms: cash, Visa, Interac only Sun., May 16 10:30 a.m. Auction Sale MacGregor Auction Centre, Bowmanville Ceramic Store Equipment, Household Effects & Collectibles (Viewing 9 a.m.) Take Hwy. 2 to Scugog St. north 1 km. Sunday's auction features a varied selection of articles from past to present including household furniture, glass and china, country collectables, collectables, garden tools, mise, tools, plus selling at 12 Noon articles from a ceramic store including Sanyo ECR 230 cash register, 3 excellent glass showcases, Slip-O- Matic pouring table, slip reclaimer, reclaimer, 3 metal work tables, air brushing, cabinet, mise, racks and cabinets. Call for all your auction needs. MacGregor Auction & Appraisal Services Michael J. MacGregor (905) 623-7949 1 (800) 363-6799. Sun., May 23 10:30 a.m. Auction Reminder Outstanding Holiday Antique Auction MacGregor Auction Centre " Bowmanville Auction features Hoosier cupboards, cupboards, washstands, Cana- diana and East Lake dressers, dressers, bonnet chest of drawers, tables, chairs, settees, country country collectables, quality glass and china, Royal Doultons, jewellery, pocket watches, old postcard, etc. Call for information information on consigning your quality articles. MacGregor Auction & Appraisal Services (905) 623-7949 1 (800) 363-6799 Sat., May 15,10 a.m. Auction Sale Tractors, Farm Machinery, Antiques Peter Deshane and Wayne Newton, R.R. 1, Havelock, ON. From Havelock, go east on Hwy. 7 to 6th Line Belmont Twsp., then go north 13 kms. on 6th Line of Belmont and Preston Rd. (Watch for sale signs). Peter Deshane: White 2105 four wheel drive diesel tractor with cab and air, front end loader (bucket, pallet forks, 3 way hyd. snow blade, approx. 2900 hrs., ex. cond.j; While 262 four wheel drive diesel tractor with front end loader (bucket, bale spear, approx. 4900 hrs., ex. cond.j; Argo Response eight wheel ATV with several options options (new, only 3.2 hours); AC 5 furrow semi mount plow, auto, reset; MF 3 furrow trip beam plow, 3 ph.; 7 toolh chisel chisel plow, 3 ph.; Kverneland 12 ft. cultivator, 3 ph.; New Holland Holland crop chopper; feed wagon; wagon; farm hand hay rake; scraper blade, 3 ph.; Bush Hog post hole auger, 3 ph.; Buzz saw, pto. driven; 24 ft. pipe bale elevator; 5" grain auger w/motor; 2 round bale feeders; box trailer; gas water pump; Stihl cement block saw; hydraulic hand pallet cart; cattle dehorners; Page wire fencing; green chain link fence; two - 42 ft. steel I- beams; large potash kettle; cattle squeeze w/head gate; Wilson walkie talkies w/ base unit (good); 500 ft. orange 1 1/4" hose; traps and stretchers; stretchers; 2 wire yard gates; lumber banding tool and banding; 1/2 hr. air compressor; 14 ft. Thundercrafl boat with 50 hp. Mercury outboard; 14 ft. aluminum aluminum boat with 9.9 hp. Mercury Mercury outboard and trailer; Trek 10 ft. camper trailer; trl axle 5th wheel trailer, 8 ft. X 20 ft. deck and racks, elec, brakes. Wayne Newton: 12 ft. chain harrows; sot of diamond diamond harrows; McCormick 9 ft. seed drill; 8 ft. roller; side delivery rake; Clark gas fork lift; horse drawn plow; fanning mill; two plows; 2 furrow and 3 furrow, 3 ph.; manure spreader; spreader; snowblower for tractor; 2 McCormick blowers; McCormick McCormick wagon; bale loader; Coko machine and hollies (circa 1969); 2 sots of sleighs; ant. ropo maker machine; machine; wooden barrels; cross cut saws; windshield for Model T; two potash kettles (36"); asst, old wooden wagon wheels; sol of governors for steam engine; now head gate for caille; old tools; 1983 Ford Mustang, as Is. Many anllquo Items found around an old farm. This Is an excellent sale. Plan to attend, Lunch available. Terms: Cash or cheque with ID. No reserve. Williams Auction & Appraisal Services Campbcllford Auctioneer Rod Williams, CPPA Phono (705) 653-3533 Web Site: www.wllllnmsnuctlons.com Sat., May 15 10:30 a.m. Liquidation Auction Welding Shop & Restaurant Equipment Port Hope 401 to Port Hope (Exit 464) north on Hwy. 28,1 km. (watch for signs) Auction features a selection of welding equipment and related related articles including 2 mig welders, arc welder, overhead overhead crane and hoist on wheels, horizontal steel bandsaw, bandsaw, 17" power hacksaw, torches, hoses, mise, torch parts, drill press, steel work benches, floor jacks, 5 hp. 200 gal. compressor (220 single single phase), 1973 GMC 3/4 ton truck w/200 amp. portable Lincoln welder, 45' storage trailer and contents, hand sheet metal rolls, hand and power tools, bench grinder, storage cupboards, scrap and mise, steel, plus many more articles found in and around around the shop, also a small «quantity of restaurant items including s/s side-by-side fridge, 30" propane grill/stove, 12 pine tables and 32 pine chairs, plus mise, related related items, s/s pots, etc. Owners and Auctioneers not responsible for loss, injury or damage, in connection with this auction. Terms: Cash or approved cheque with ID. Sale sold and managed by MacGregor Auction Services Michael J. MacGregor 1 (905) 623-7949 1 (800) 363-6799 Sat., May 15 10:30 a.m. Auction Sale Farm sold Selling antiques, household furniture & farm machinery The property of the estate of Clarence and Ruth Tink, Lot 20, Con. 4, 4709 Holt Rd., Municipality Municipality of Clarington, 1 1/2 miles west of Hampton on Taunton Rd. to Holt Rd. turn south. 135 Massey tractor diesel with loader, p.s.; MF 1450 tractor, 3 pth. roto tiller and lawnmower; Sears Craftsman Craftsman lawnmower; two wheel trailer; post hold auger; jack- all; tractor chains; fence posts; anvil; gates; furniture and antiques: pressed back chairs; pressed back armchair; captain's chair - rocker; bowed glass china cabinet; china cabinet (claw feet); sofa table; jam cupboard; cupboard; tea wagon; what-not stand; square table; end table; hall tree; dressers; occasional occasional chairs; settee; dark oak china cabinet; pine drop leaf table; set of 4 Bowmanville Bowmanville chairs, caned seats; spinning wheel; wool winder; grain cradle; desk; end table/magazine rack; 5 piece bedroom suite; iron bed; cake plates; black amethyst pieces; pieces; silver cream and sugars; cups and saucers; assorted silverware; tin boxes; some Nippon; Royal lace dish; Royal Albert tray; assorted collector's spoons; button collection; 1966 - 69 magazine magazine collection; named milk bottles; child's china wash basin set; railroad lanterns; bridge lamp; fairy lamp; mantel mantel clock; torch lamp; gingerbread gingerbread clock; daisy and button oil lamp; wall oil lamps and brackets; Crown gems; crocks; bed warmer; metal scrub board; quilts; bedding linens; tablecloths; doilies apple baskets; squat 5 gal cream can; Moffat mi crowave; Kenmore stove; Vik ing fridge; Coldspot freezer Kenmore washer; dishwash er. Terms: cash or good cheque. Arnot R. Wotten Auctioneer R.R. 1, Hampton LOB 1J0. (905) 263-2512 Thurs., May 13, 6 p.m. Auction at Warner's Auction Hall Hwy. 2, Colborne Two auctioneers selling inside and out. Large sale starting 6 p.m. Contents of local home, large qty. small articles from tools, toys, giftware, collectables collectables from various closeouts, closeouts, bankruptcies, etc. Household includes ex. oak dining table with 6 chairs, nice buffet and hutch, entertainment entertainment centre, sofa chair, dressers, chests, drawers, appliances, dishes, glassware, glassware, knick knacks, pictures, frames, quantity framed Limited Limited Edition prints and artwork, artwork, plus numerous mise, furnishings and household articles. articles. At the same time outside outside - 8 hp. mulcher chipper, tag-along fertilizer spreader, cast iron parlour stove, ant. wood cookstove with warming closet, tools - old and new, lawnmower, and countless other articles plus unknown consignments being dropped off up III noon Thursday. Everything Everything sells. No reserves. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106 WANTED FOR AUCTION Estates, Antiques, Households, Bankruptcies & Liquidations sold on location oral our Bowmanville Auction Hall. Packing, pickup, storage & moving serving Durham Region & all Ontario locations. Phono for froo confidential consultallons. MacGregor Auction, Appraisal & Moving Services (905) 623-7949 Toll Free 1 (BOO) 363-6799 Instructions Sat., May 15,10 a.m. Estate Sale at Warner's Auction Hall Hwy. 2, Colborne For Mary Wood of Toronto, all unseen at time of advertising. Plus partial contents of Colborne Colborne home. Toronto estate consists of contents from three bedroom home, appliances, appliances, antiques, collectables, collectables, modern home furnishings, furnishings, dining room suite, bedroom bedroom suite, rec. room and living living room furniture, china, glassware, knick knacks, etc., ant. walnut extension table with 6 chairs, anl. oak ext. table, ant. walnut dresser dresser and chest, Jacobean twist table, pedestal brass foot table, Victorian what-knot, other small tables, fridge, stove, kitchenwares, Gibbard dresser with mirror, collectibles, collectibles, complete setting for 12 Norilake china with numerous extras, platters, bowls, open and covered, soups, tea and coffee, cream and sugar, salt and pepper, napkin rings, cakes and serving pcs., all excellent Barrymore pattern, cranberry finger bowl, Wedgwood, Wedgwood, glass, china, crystal and household articles, pots, pans, pictures, lamps, etc. No reserves. Large sale, plan to be on time. ' Gary and Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106 Notice to Creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the Estate of JAMES BARHAM, late of the Municipality Municipality of Clarington, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, Durham, who died on or about the 14th day of November, 1998 are, hereby notified to send particulars of same to the undersigned undersigned on or before May 26,1999, after which date the aforementioned estate will be distributed by the undersigned undersigned having regard only to the claims then filed. DATED April 27,1999 Beverley Ann Walker, Executrix by her solicitors herein Strike, Salmers & Furlong P.O. Box 7 Bowmanville, Ont. L1C3K8 Cross Canada Marketplace Daycare DAYCARE available provided provided by two loving moms, one is P.S.W. certified. Ft/pt available, available, CPR, First Aid, over 10 years experience, planned activities, indoor/outdoor play, nutritious lunches and snacks. 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Inner door - key operated to match current lock system. Contractor to supply all materials and labor necessary for finished project, including masonry, framing, and electrical as required. Site clean up, painting, etc. to be included. Must comply to A.W.D.A. regulations (American with Disabilities Act). Site inspection will-be Saturday,' May.-29, .1999 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Only those who register for the site inspection will be accepted. Closing date for tenders Is June 11,1999 at 12:00 Noon. """f Tenders to be opened at 7:30 p.m. Monday, June 14,1999 at Forestree Place, 108 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. lg-ig May 17 to 23 is Sun Awareness Week. This year, the Canadian Cancer Society focuses its message on parents and caregivers caregivers of young children, emphasizing their role in ensuring that, children are practicing sun sale behaviours behaviours whenever possible. More than 67,000 Canadians developed skin cancer in 1998. Skin cancer occurs frequently, but is usually usually treated successfully without requiring hospitalization. hospitalization. However, a small percentage percentage of the above cases include melanoma of the skin. It is estimated that in 1998, about 740 Canadians will have died from melanoma of the skin, which is almost always curable if treated early. Children arc especially vulnerable lo the sun's exposure. exposure. One blistering sunburn before the age of 18 can double double a child's risk of developing developing skin cancer later in life. This is especially important for parents and caregivers of young children to be aware of during the summer months, because of the amount of time children spend playing outdoors. Adults should ensure that both they and the children they are caring for avoid the sun between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. They should seek shade while enjoying activities outside, or, if no shade is available, create their own with umbrellas or an awning. 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Copies of CCS SunScnsc brochures arid other resources can ' be obtained by calling the East Durham Unit al 725-1166. Skipping Classes Students at Lord Elgin School in Bowmanville took a fund-raising campaign for the Heart and Stroke Foundation outdoors last week in their annual skip-a-thon. Approximately 300 students in grades one to six participated in the May 7th event, : which is now in its 10th year. Among the skippers were (shown above): Siobhan, Vernon, Ashley, Vicki and Jenny. Last year, Lord Elgin raised $5,400 in its campaign campaign for the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Darlington District Girl Guide News It is amazing how quickly this Guiding year has passed. The Spark, Brownie, Guide and Pathfinder groups have all had a busy and fun-filled year. The girls have participated in many fun activities activities and outings, faced new challenges as they completed their program work thus earning various emblems, badges and outlooks. Over all, their accomplishments have been great! We finished our Guiding year with a District year-end banquet held at the Tyrone Community Centre. Hampton and Enniskillen joined forces this year and-had their banquet and "Advancement Ceremony" together. There were 130 girls and parents there and we had a great evening! Invited guests for the evening were Reverend Bob Minime and wife from Hampton United Church and Lorna Me,Swan, Commissioner from Blue Heron Division. Darlington - District Co- Commissioner, Luvcrne Baron was Master of Ceremonies for the evening, The girls that were "advancing" were each presented with certificates from their Guiders' rind the advancement pins were presented by the District's Co-Commissioner, Gail Luckhart. In addition, all of the girls were presented with hair scrimchics in the color representing the level of Guiding they were in or advancing to. Many thanks lo Susan Richard for making those 78 hair sertmehies! A special presentation was made to Kim Keith in recognition of being chosen to represent represent Central Area (Ontario) lit olic of Guidmgs Four World Centres, "Our Chalet" in Switzerland. Kim has completed the Brownie, Guide, Pathfinder programs and is now a Ranger. In August, she will be on a two week , adventure to Switzerland. -Congratulations, 1 Kim! On behalf of Darlington District, Gail ! Luckhart presented Kim with a cheque and 20 - Darlington District crests. Lorna MeSwan also made a presentation on behalf of Blue Heron Division. Dana Bortolazzo of the Enniskillen Parent Committee and Gloria Succce and Sylvia Barr of the Hampton Parent Committee also.made a presentation lo Kim. The Parent • Committee members were very busy in organizing organizing a raffle with the proceeds going lo Kim. This was both very successful and fun. Many thanks lo everyone who donated to, participated participated in and supported this fund-raiser. Many thanks to all the Guiders and Parent Committee members who helped organize the ' banquet and lo the Enniskillen U.C.W. for catering such a delicious turkey dinner. A special thank you to all the Guiders who helped make this year successful and to all the parents who helped throughout the year with crafts, driving, etc. Thank-you! Darlington District is looking forward lo an exciting year 2000 but to ensure that your ' daughter has a group to go to, we need your 1 help. j If you arc interested in being a leader or helping witli a group, please contact District Co-Commissioner: Gail Luckhart (263-4-126) or Luvcrne Baron (263-4319). Girl Guide registration for September will be in Enniskillen on Tuesday, September 14 from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m, at the Enniskillen School and in Hampton on Thursday, September 16 from 6:30 - 8:00 pan. at the Hampton Community Centre.