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parts. Call 986-5772, after 7,PM CLASSIFIED! b Help Wanted ] NEED A HAND? - Call Murray! Grass cutting, window cleaning, eavestrough cleaning, garden- ing, Foe and tree trimming, 1902 FORD AEROSTAR XL ? passanger, lt, cruise, air, M cassette, deep tint, V6, automatic - $13,495. ing, ga br EARN EXTRA INCOME Homeworkers needed to make stylish beaded earrings, year round, at home. Info. send a self-addressed 4 one io Call 985-1916, 9 AM to § PM PROFESSIONAL -- ~~ WALLPAPERING & PAINTING SPEAKERS! Reasonable rates. Build your own car speaker Call Roy Povey 985-0940. boxes at a fraction of the cost. Computer designed and GAS & PLUMBING to rock. For information a REPAIRS & INSTALLATIONS self addressed, stam, Fireplaces & Spas envelop to : P.O. Box 1013, , Complete Service. Port Perry, Ontario .L9L 1AB Portside (905) 985-7754 #189 SUZUKI SIDEKICK axd RICHARD APPLETON Soft top, 118,000 km. - $5,600. Mint condition. (905) 985-1631 - Quality Painting, Wallpapering, Plaster Fonsi Woodwork '84 LINCOLN SIGNATURE Series Town Car. Completely equipped, 61,000 km. Never driven in snow or salt, stored every winter, Like new, must,be seen. $10,000 Call (905) 986-8677 FORD MOTOR + 390 c.i. with top loader, 4 speed transmission i Complete Interior Restoration, Colour Consultations. + Certified - Insured - References Available - Phone 9659649 SCUGOG PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Fall Yard Cleanups, Driveway Snow Blowing & Snow Plowing. Odd Jobs Pa Dave Ballingall 985-2834 rage, attic, and Jr cles Coan -up up Land removal. ACCEX CRAFT, 829 Norwest Road, St. 813, Ex. 3130, Kingston, Ontario K7P 2N3 AN EXTRA SPECIAL PERSON is needed to provide our six- month old son with love and care in a suitable environment, Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM beginning January 3, 1995 Victorian Village area preferred Some flexibility in hours. Please call 985-1077 to discuss the possibility of assuring this impair role IF You ARE A Class 'A' Mechanic and are willing to wark, why drive to Oshawa, Ajax qr Toronto for a short work weeR? A local, busy, fiat rate car dealership has room for one more It you are interested sgnd resume and references to Advertiser #53, Scu Citizen, 36 Water Street, Port Perry. Ontario LOL 1J2 Will sell Phone 986-5772, after 7 PM. 1984 BUICK CENTURY Limited, loaded, 150,000 km. Best offer. Call 985-3388 1981 GM FULL SIZE VAN $500 Call 985-4279 1991 FORD AEROSTAR _ Electronic, 4 wheel drive Eddy Bauer Edition, fully ldaded, V6, auto, black $12,900. (905) 852-7863 y Wanted | OLD CARS WANTED for scrap. Will tow away. Will Pay Cash - $50. and Up. CALL HOMETOWN PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Fal Cleanup, Snow Plowing Reasonable Rates. Seasonal or contract. Home Renovations 985-9059 Pager Tol Toll Free 1-416-559-4565 LICENCED ELECTRICIAN will do_any installation or repair. Good rates. Call Dave 985-7786 "we ARE LOOKING for a Piano Teacher, Grade 3 Conservatory Level , in Blackstock, during or after fois) hours. Call 986-5096 "HELP WANTED Ladies' Broomball Team looking for players Alot of fun. We play Sunday nym in Cannington needed. Call B. PARSON PAINTING SERVICES Spruce up your home for the Christmas Hidavs. Paint any average (Paint Excluded) $75. Tax Fre Free (We absorb all taxes) po Fl 985-9015, venings only 3 Coliring JUDY'S CATERING Taking Christmas Bookings Now for large & small parties, family get-togethers. Fully Paint One Re Paint a C Call Ray 985-8707 i Them All At This Price catered or drop-off services. SCALA TE LA BROS. arise Ri] Satisfaction We also cater to Weddings uarar 'sars Exp. AiR | BET E | EERE fo 2986-0820 Call Judy 965-1823 ol Payng ig $50. 10 $5,000 a Aly iesrosa Tsp » Auctions | b Auctions i t Cano Sal 5767 TTT Pra bursa iessncntt ZPrOISOYon: Call now Tes yrs! AUCTION SALE TTT AUCTION SALE JACK'S AUTO PARTS SL Marys Lia Huy 250 Thursday, Noy. 3rd - 5 PM Cars, Trucks inching axd's ow re of Morvers wp. at the Islander Banquet Hall for recycling. Top prices paid. m ea: 50 Percy Cres. Scugog Island Wil pickup. Call 985-8160 Saturd Oct 2th 0:30AM Estate from Cartwright and WEDDING DRESSES | HO scale model train sat, hopin pind Old Tin Train Station with ~~ SIV: dryer, TV, VCR, "Once-wom" . beauty in a closet when it can be passed on to another! Will tg on consignment for you Call 985-2726 CEDAR WANTED ing dead or cured posts and rails. Odd shaped pieces Phone 985-7072, evenings. Business Opportunity AFRAID )T0 START your own business Let me assist you. availablg.-Great location in Port Beiry. No risk, no lease Call 9854538 MOTIVATED SALES PERSON for nb nonsense network market opportunity. No , low i Cheque with 1D & Visa, Lunch will be available. Bruce Kellett, Auct Call (705) 328-2185 ---- stove, washstands, oil large desks, radio scanner, wooden table and 4 chairs, tiny microwave, humidifier, Jaro lamps PUBLIC AUCTION SALE Odd Fellows One time sale eams monthly royalty. Full or part time. 1-800-900-1050, evenings. THE CITIZEN We're User Friendly! Try sl 9856397 - Sun., Oct. 30th, View 12 Noon, Sale 1 PM 14460 Simcoe Street, South of Hwy. 7A, Port Perry Partial list to Include Houseware Goods, Irons, 7 pes. Hall, Port Perry Z Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 25, 1994 --25 4 Bateman creations at Farndale Gallery by Heather McCrae "Three Bags Full" is a delightful display of Wendy Bateman's creations, all made from recycled clothing Land plastics. Over the past ten years Wendy and her husband, Sid, have reclaimed over 4,000 pounds of wool and mohair scraps, used coats and other clothing. From these treasures Wendy cut the cloth into strips and by twining and braiding these pieces she started a new career of creating area rugs and seat cushions. The story of how "Three Bags Full" started is an amusing one. About three years ago when Wendy was in Thermopolis, Wyoming, teaching weaving, she and Sid had a few free hours one day and were touring the town. Out in front of a Goodwill store a sign read "Today Only, Three Bags Full for $3.00" Inside they went, "Three Bags Full" the recycled creations of Wendy Bateman are on display at the Kent Farndale Gallery. Wendy, a native of Port Perry, Is wearing a jacket made from discarded clothing. See story. and quickly scooping up three bags of old garments, the shocked clerk asked Sid "doesn't'she want to try any of them on?" "No thanks" was the replay as Wendy already had a plan. That idea was to call her future shows that displayed her works of art made out of old clothing. "Three Bags Full", On display in the Kent Farndale Gallery at the Scugog Memorial Library is the jacket made out.of those three bags of clothing. Sewn on this creation are 1100 buttons from those clothes. Wendy says there's still room on the back for at least another 400 buttons. When Wendy's Aunt Winn died the weaving artist packed up all the older lady's clothing, bringing them back to her studio. She said "after stripping and saving buttons and zippers from 45 sweaters, skirts, slacks, coats, blouses, housecoats and scarves, we had fourteen pounds of cloth strips from chenille", - That chenille was woven and made a into a colourful rug. "The Labels on my aunt's old clothing were saved and as many as possible were sewn into the hems of the finished rug". A call to entry by the Ontario Genealogical Society for the first "Threads of Family History" - a juried exhibition of textile crafts relating to family history, prompted Wendy to enter this memory rug. She says :"we were pleased to receive the 'Judges Special Award' at the Summer of 1993 Conference". This memory rug and several other colourful Bateman creations are on display in the Kent Farndale Library until November 11. Wendy, an accomplished master spinner and fibre artist, is a native of Port Perry, With the help of her husband, Sid Brinkman, Wendy does her weaving at Fibres Web Studio Located on the shores of Blue Hawk Lake just outside the town of Haliburton. \ winter, starting in November. Farm credit course Last winter 839 farm managers learned to Sharpen their Credit Management and Negotiating Skills at one of 49 credit management workshops held across the province. The successful series of two-day workshops is being held again this The workshops are di in the modern farm b d to help particip to learn use of credit ifications for both borrowers and lenders. local demand. Initiative of the Agriculture I and legal r Teaching teams consist of specialists from the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, commercial lawyers, bankers and farmers experienced in farm finance. They will explain security and debtors' rights, aid in negotiating and structuring credit, as well as sources, costs and effective use of credit. Class size is 1 restricted to 12 to 20 farmers to provide maximum learning ion for the two-day workshop, including two lunches and G. 8. T. is $40.00 or r $55. 00 for two, if they are attending from the same farm All of last year's participants said they would recommend the workshop to others. To meet the need this support has generated, seventeen workshop locations have been chosen for this winter with others to be added as required by Also available this winter is Securing Your Future, a new two-day workshop to help farmers develop family succession plans. These workshops have been developed under the Eduction and Expertise Strategy d in February of 1993 by Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Elmer Buchanan. To obtain more information or to register, producers should contact the Port Perry office of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.