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" - : PERRY STAR ~ Real Estate Section - Tuesday, October 29, 1991 % $E Pr Auction Sales i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 SALE TIME 6:00 P.M. Comeils Auction Bam, 3 miles eas! of Litle Britain on County Road 4. Oak china cabinet, curved glass sides, round pedes- tal dining table, refinished open face washstand, wicker setlee, walnut china cabinet, walnut buf fel, antique platform rocker, up- right freezer, automatic washer & dryer, dining extension table, wooden rocking chairs, wash- sland, parlour stove, coffee and end tables, wooden high chair, modern dressers, & chests of drawers, crocks, chesterfields, qly. new brass lamps, occasional chairs, odd wooden kitchen chairs, 6 prints by Richard Shorty, shop craft drill press, 10 hp. John- son outboard motor, B & D 7 172 Band saw, 3 PTH JD 7 ft. scraper blade, plus a quantity of china, glass, household & collectable items, DON & GREG CORNEIL, AUCTIONEERS, R.R.1, Little Brit- ain, Phone or fax 705-786-2183. THURS. FRI, SAT, OCT.31,NOV. 1&2 SALE TIME 10 AM to 6 PM Bankrupt Sale, 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. 50% OFF Women's and Kids Clothing, shoes, approx. $50,000 worth. Also new name- brand mattresses and boxsprings, Queen, King, double, single (sets only). Sofabed maitresses - $20. Envelopes, paper lowels ($15 per case), loilet paper ($10 per case), desks, sofas, 3 days only! many other items! McLEAN AUCTIONS & LIQUIDATIONS - 576-7550 or 686-3291. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 SALE TIME 5:00 P.M. Auction Sale of Antiques and col- leclables for Agnes (Nan) Ellis of Uxbridge, and a Buttonville home; selling al Neil Bacon Auctions Lid., comer of Hwy. 12 and 47. To Include: Flatback cupboard (original paint), Pine flatback, sel of Amrowback chairs, 5 drawer ches! (pegged), Bonnet chest, hi- boy, bake cupboard, parlour 1a- ble, bedroom suite, trunks, 20 quilts, Coke boxes, hall stand, washsland, ant. loy sewing ma- chines, Coke sign, Ginger Bread clock, apple peeler (1877), bed chesterfield, setling of 16 Wm. Rogers silver, mantel clock, set- ting of 12 Foley china (Pride Pat- tern - ex), cryslal marble with sul- phite horse inside, coloured cornflower, sewing box, 2 Dres- den figurines, 25 cup and sau- cers, cake plates, Red Old Willow China, crocks, large number of other collectables, vacuum, kitch- en suile, linen, forced air furnace (like new), Wayne Gretzky rookie card, plus many other items. Note: The Buttonville items have been stored in a back shed for over 50 years. Viewing will be Oct. 29, 1-8 p.m. Sale sold and managed by NEIL BACON AUC- TIONS LTD. 985-1068. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 SALE TIME 5 P.M. At Oddfellows Hall, Port Perry. Excellent estate from Oshawa - funiture, appliances, antiques and tools. More details next week. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 SALE TIME 10:30 A.M. Memories Restaurant, 939 Dun- das Street West, Whitby. ABC AUCTIONS LTD. has been in- structed by the landlord to sell restaurant equipment and con- tents, light fixtures, mirrors, 200 chairs and lables, plus other household goods, also 1983 Jag- uar x J6, 1988 IROC Camaro, 1980 Dodge Cube Van, 1983 Ply- mouth 4 door - loaded. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 SALE TIME 5:00 P.M. Auction Sale of Antiques and Glassware for Greta Orr of Oshawa; selling at Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd., comer of Hwy. 12 and 47. TO INCLUDE: 9 pc. Wal- nut dining room suite, 5 pc. Wal- nut bedroom suite, oak plant stand, end tables, French Provin- cial chesterfield and chair, drop leaf table and 4 chairs, Singer sewer, glass lop coffee table, smoker stand, parlour table, oak coat tree, wheel chair, Simplicity wringer washer (ex), quills, anl. cameras, ant. Bble, crocks, Tom Thumb radio, tea tins. Glassware Including: 74 pcs. of Comflower, R.S. Prussia Plate, Depression, silver sugar dish w/spoon rack (unusual), cups and saucers, sil- ver pcs., silver tea service, Royal Nippon, Queen Victoria cheese dish. NOTE: Mrs. Orr has lived in this home for over 65 years; therefore, making for a large num- ber of interesting items. Sale sold and managed by NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 985-1068. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Horsemens' auction sale. Large quantity of tack, saddles, horse- relaled novelties, loys, hamess, grooming and training supplies, for OLD COUNTRY LEATHER WORKS, at the Royal Canadian Legion, Millbrook, Ont. Come out to the lovely heritage village of Millbrook, located just off of Hwy. #115, southwest of Peterborough. An exceplional opportunity to find quality merchandise at auction prices. Nearly all goods are brand new with a few good used ilems. Snack bar by Ladies Auxillary. Photo 1.D. required upon registra- tion. IAN LLOYD AUCTION SER- VICES (613) 267-7758 "nol just fast talk" FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 SALE TIME 1:00 P.M. PROPERTY BY AUCTION 57 Acre Farm in Claremont area, 3 bedroom older styled house, partly refurbished, insul brick Also barn, large, quonset dri- veshed, rolling land with stream & hardwood bush. A great hobby farm for city commuting. Selling subject to owner approval. Terms: $10,000.00 down payment by cer- tified cheque day of sale, balance in 30 days. Open house on sale day from 10:00 a.m. to sale time, or by appointment, please call LLOYD WILSON AUCTIONS LTD., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. Dea A a i Ro ction § A TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 11 AM. SPECIAL COW DISPERSAL SALE Regular cattle sales every Sat. at 11 a.m. For more information on these sales call KEVIN BARKER 705-439-2101. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 SALE TIME 1:00 P.M. 57 Acre Farm in Claremont area, 3 bedroom older styled house, partly refurbished, insul brick. Also bam, Ige. quonsel dri- veshed, rolling land with stream & hardwood bush. A greal hobby farm for city commuting. Selling subject to owner approval. Terms: $10,000.00 down payment by cer- tified cheque day of sale, balance in 30 days. Open house on sale day from 10 a.m. to sale time. For more information, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. THURS. FRI. SATURDAY OCT.31, NOV,1, NOV. 2 SALE TIME 11 AM.-5PM, ASTIN GARDEN CENTRE, 800 ° Taunton Rd. W., Oshawa, at Thornton. 75% off yellow ticket re- tail price. Everything in the slore mus! be sold, complete garden centre, over 1000 shrubs, lrees, evergreens, all first class, lools, fertilizers, chemicals, fountains, ponds, slatuary bird baths, Christ- mas omaments, wreaths, elc., lots of plants, fruil trees, shade trees, etc. NOTE TIME: 11 a.m. lo 5 p.m. 75% off retail price. MCLEAN AUCTION & LIQUIDA- TIONS - 686-3291 & 432-2836 .On site phone 576-2239. Don't waste this space. Small ads pay! eo letters eo ANYWHERE WORLDWIDE PHONE 985-7383 Ca SEND or RECEIVE Invoices ® News Releases ® ¢ Real Estate Transactions e Any kind of important documents e PORT PERRY STAR - OFFICE CENTRE 188 MARY STREET - PORT PERRY, ONT. FAX (416) 985-3708 3 ALL DAY/NIGHT SERVICE AJ As fraternal twins, our kids Kyle and Belinda have al- ways had a heck of a lot of fun playing tricks - especially at Hallowe'en. Em and I have had just as much fun whipping up various costumes for them over the years, and I'll never forget the time they went as Tweedledum and Tweedledee, or the following year as peas in a pod. Now that they're much too "old" to go trick-or treating, this year Belinda is go- ing to a party as the Bride of Frankenstein, and Kyle is go- ing to the same party as Igor. Anyway, on to more serious matters. A while back I prom- ised to dig up some more information on ground fault circuit interupters. - GFCI's. I've mentioned them a couple times, but never really gone into detail about them. If you've never heard of them 14. win you might be interested. "Ground fault circuit interrupter" is a heck of a long name for something that the Hydro says can give you and your family almost instant protection from a potentially fatal electric shock from electric tools for appliances. You install them wherever you've got moisture in or around your home - for example, outdoors, in bathrooms, laundry rooms or work shops. In fact, GFCI receptacles are now required by the Electri- cal Safety Code for new electrical installations around swimming pools and for all residential bathrooms and out- door outlets in new0 homes. A ground fault in an electrical circuit lets electrial current flow from the live wire to the ground. You can get a fault from worn insulation, moisture, or an old or defective tool. What happens is this: when electrical current escapes through, say, a faulty tool, it seeks the path of least resis- tance to the ground. If the person who's using or touching the faulty tool is standing in a damp location, he becomes a good "path" for the electricity to follow to the ground, and can be injured or killed. A ground fault circuit interrupter receptacle will sense, almost instantly, an electrical ground fault, and interrupt the flow of electricity before someone is hurt. Gotta go - Igor just slithered into the basement, wringing his hands, to tell me that the Bride of Frankenstein needs some last minute assemble. I think I liked Tweedledum and Tweedledee a lot better! 2, y/ 2, 7 * kx This newspaper, in conjunction with Ontario Hydro, is bringing you Phil's Basement to help "bring home" ideas on how to save energy. To receive the brochure "Using Electric- ity Wisely in Condominiums and Apartments", call Ontario Hydro at 1-800-263-9000 and tell them Phil sent you. 1 yom wna 985-7383 PLEASE RECYCLE TH a IS PAPER