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am. - 4:45 p.m. Please call "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" OF INTENTION experienced TO DISSOLVE stylist. For interview, call 985-7101 SCUGOG & DISTRICT SEXUAL or 985-7102 ask for David. ASSAULT AND RAPE CRISIS CENTRE | NATHAN IS LOOKING for some Notice is hereby given that The | place to have lunch and spend the and District Sexual Assault | aftemoon, in the SA. Cawker area. Please and Rape Crisis Centre intends to dissolve pursuant to the Corpora- tions Act R.S.0. 1990 ¢.C-38. yw Or 5 Dated at the Township of Scugog oii I Ru : this 14th day of October, 1993. CUSTOM COMBINING CORN and President | soya beans - 986-5819. Janet Edwards EXPERIENCED SITTER with open- ings before and after school. Very close to Cornish School. Will take children safely back and forth. Call 985-9531, ask for Beverly. We can have tea and get acquainted. FURNACES CLEANED and ser- viced, $45, includes nozzle, filter evenings 985-7568. and tax. Call (905)263-2592. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY | oP R | PROGRAM REPRESENTATIVE - ENVIRONMENTAL FARM PLANS (Occasional Part-Time Contract Position) A program representative is required to assist the Durham East Soil & Crop Improvement Assoc. Peer Review Committee in the delivery of the Environmental Farm Plan program. QUALIFICATIONS: ) * Extensive experience in working with farmers and their organizations. Outstanding oral communication skills Demonstrated abilities in education and leadership roles. Ability to organize and work cooperatively with others. Understanding of environmental Issues and programs. Strong leadership skills with desire to motivate change and encourage innovation. This Is a twelve month occasional part-time contract position with salary based on 'days worked. Travel expenses are paid. There is a possbility the contract will be extended. Please respond in writing by November 5, 1993 to: Lawrence McLaughlin, 15201 McLaughin Rd., Nestleton, Ont. LOB 1L0. 905-986-4456 . LOVING, ENERGETIC CAREGIV- ER to care for 2 children. One child in 1/2 day school (Prince Albert) and a 3 year old. Monday - Friday, 8 RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY Our business is in Real Estate, Development and Property Management. We are curently looking for a mature, self-starting person with excellent interpersonal skills, PC experience and some knowledge of the Real Estate industry. This position will mainly be secretarial in nature but will also offer a variety of interesting duties for the right person. This position will initially be located in Markham and will be transferred to Port Perry in January. The successful person for this position must possess a friendly, outgoing personality, as well as being fully knowledgeable about Port Peny. We offer an excellent salary and enjoyable working conditions. Interested applicants please send your resume to: QUORUM DEVELOPMENT CORP. 550 Alden Rd., Suite 205, Markham, Ontario L3R 6A8 Attn: Scott Dawson i Township of Scugog FIRE DEPARTMENT : requires volunteer firefighters Volunteer Firefighters are required for both Port Perry and Caesarea Firestations. Applicants must: - be at least 18 years of age - possess current valid Ontario Drivers' Permit - be able to provide a Physician's certificate of pyhsical fithess - be able to successfully complete both written and physical testing as required by the Dept. Full training and equipment is supplied to all succsessful candidates. Employment to commence 01 Jan 94 Closing date - 22 Nov.93. Applicant Forms are available at STATION NO. 1 30 Crandel Street, Port Perry, Ont. LOL 1J6 Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm ~ Former applicants must re-apply. D.M.Steele, Fire Chief -- EC » Help us with our Mission of financial independence for Canadian Small Business. If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of small business people, give us a call. LGC is a leading accounting franchise organization with an innovative system to meet the needs of the Canadian entrepreneur and we are planning to open an office in Port Penny. 3 If you are an existing practitioner or are considering starting your own accounting practice, we invite you to learn how affiliation with LGC could benefit you. Fax your resume to (905) 682-1058 or call Ron Robertson at 1-800-361-8805 or write to 110 Hannover Drive, St. Catharines, Ontario. L2W 1A6. LEADLEY, GUNNING & CuULP Security is controlling your destiny BABYSITTING AVAILABLE in my home - Apple Valley. Call Penny 985-0885. BABYSITTING AVAILABLE in my home. Lunch and snacks provided. References available. Call Heather - 985-0284. BRICK WORK, fireplace, chimney, etc. Licensed bricklayer, quality work, 15 years experience, refer- ences available. Phone Gs:vv 985- 3584. HOMETOWN PROPERTY. MAIN- TENANCE - Fall yard clean-up, snowplowing or snowblowing, minor home renovations. All at reason- able cost. Brett Laycoe - 985-9059. HUNTERS: We make wild game sausage. Reasonable rates for wild game cut and wrapped 705-786- 3320. MOTHER OF 2 looking for children to babysit in my home. Will provide warm loving atmosphere, hot lunch- es and snacks. Located directly on Simcoe St., just south of Port Perry. Reasonable rates. Call 985-4054. NEED A HAND? Call Murray. Grass cutting, window & eave- & tree trimmings, paper & painting, garage, attic, basement & yard clean-up & removal. Call 985-0069. PROFESSIONAL Wallpapering and painting. Reasonable rates. Call Roy Povey 985-0940. SCUGOG PROPERTY MAINTE-. NANCE - Fall yard clean ups, grass cutting, snowplowing and snow- blowing, odd jobs. Dave Ballingall 985-2834. | | SPANKY'S HAULAGE Topsoil - Limestone ~ Sand - Gravel Septic Sand Mini-Hoe and Mini Dump 433-7273 986-4917 Mortgages ROYAL BANK MARLENE R. JOBB Account Manager Residential Mortgages * 24 Hour Approval * Specializing with 1st time buyers « Morlgage switches * Up to 95% financing Appointments arranged at home or place of business. Evg. & Wknd. appointments available. BUS: rt co 432-0840 RES: (416) 571-2168 Messages Toll Free Pager 1 (416) 551-7695 GlyGan, Financial Corporation MORTGAGES Serving Durham Region {o] oll @P{ORVI-E: [£1 * 1st & 2nd's to 95% » Prime Rates * Pre-Qualifying * Debt Consolidations 571-2880 or 686-6450 (Tor. line) [AE CoA a Le [VITA CER C1 Lote To [i x ACON NPA veons PO Box 220, Greenbank, ON LoC 1Bo (905) 985-1068 CHRISTMAS AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. This year save $ on your Christmas shopping. Do it by auction at the Goodwood Community Centre, Hwy. 47 in Goodwood. All mer- chandise is new. NO seconds. Large selection of hand tools, Christmas wrapping paper and cards, school and office supplies, childrens toys - a good variety of giftware ideas. So come and join the fun with something for every- one. Terms: cash, good cheque, preview 4 p.m. AUCTIONEER: TOM CLARKSON, phone 640- 6411. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Large auction sale at 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. We are Soild tho estate of CATHERINE ROBINSON, plus others. Including 5 pc., 7 pc. and 9 pc. diners, piano, cedar chest, black 3 pc. wall unit, bevelled glass table and 6 chairs, fridge, stove, freezer, 8 dressers, 2 new bed sofas, 5 new sofa and chair sets, 3 new round maple tables and chairs, Maytag and Kenmore washers, dry- ers, 2 IBM computers, new mat- tresses and box springs, cups and saucers, dishes, smalls, pictures, many new windows, office desks and equipment, greeting cards and racks, shelving plus much more. Vehicles: 1988 Dodge Colt, 1985 Firebird, 1987 LeBaron convertible (new roof), 1988 one ton Chev pick- up with tailgate loader, 1988 GMC 1/2 ton pickup, plus others. Note time: 10 a.m., viewing from 1-6 p.m. Friday. Excellent sale. MCLEAN AUCTIONS AND LIQUI DATIONS 432-2836, 686-3291. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Selling a large private collection of over 100 antique clocks of various styles and models, old record play- ers, antique fumiture, guns, etc., for MR. JIM TRIPP, Port Perry, Ont., at "KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS" located on Brock Road, Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. #401 (exit #399). Sale consists of over 100 antique clocks (mostly in working order), including Grandfather clocks w/Westminister chimes, very rare and unusual "Morbier" wall clock, 3 Pequegnat clocks (Canadian Time, Tokio, etc.), 7 different Gingerbread clocks, Lionshead Ansonia clock wi/steel case, statue Ansonia clock w/open movement, several French and German marble docks, various hanging wall clocks, Banjo clock, Postman's alarm dock, O.G. weight clocks, signed'lapy-Frere" marble clock, Vienna regulator hanging and shelf docks, French carriage clock, Intemational time dock, rare Vienna clock w/bell on top, rare advertising clock, Burr 1/2 pillar clock wWwooden works, E.N. Welch pillar clock, steeple docks, punch docks, alarm clocks and many others too numer- ous to list; several antique record players, Waterloo county drop front desk, enamel and cast iron cook- stove, pressback chairs, old rock- ers, washstands, bine blanket boxes, spool bed, very good parfour tables, antique sofa, 3 old hanging lamps, oil lamps, crocks, some primitives, 5 guns, and other items of interest. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is an excellent oppor- tunity to buy yourself that rare clock or add to your collection! Terms: cash, cheque (with proper 1.D.) or Visa. No reserves, owner liquidat- ing. Lunch bar available. Preview from 8:30 a.m. auction day. KAHN AUCTION SERVICES - 905-683- 0041 or 985-8161. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 SALE TIME: 4:45 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques and store liquidation selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., comer of Hwy. 47 and 12. TO INCLUDE: Bath sheets, towels, hand towels, guest towels and face cloths (assorted colors), Cannon com- forters, feather duvets, pillows and blankets, table cloths, oven mitts, bath robes, soaps and bath beads, bath mats, wicker gift baskets, large selection of handmade placemats, rugs, area rugs, runner sets plus over 20 cotton bed throws, giftware, lighting fixtures, airtight stove plus quantity of new hardware. Note: All items are top of the line and are great Christmas ideas. Sale man- aged and sold by NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 985-1068. ENING NOVEMBER 20 Breeder cow sale at Com- munity Sale Ltd., R. 2, Lindsay. Selling bred and springer cows. Consignments invited! Contact: CARL HICKSON, Res. 705-324- 9959, SALE BARN 705-324-2774, DOUG ARMSTRONG 705-277- 3870. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 10:00 AM. TO4:00PM. Silent auction and UCW Bazaar at Port Perry United Church, 294 Street. Items include: oak quilt rack, wooden rocking horse, electric typewriter, handmade wood- en clock, photographic prints by Diane Lackie, glass doors, wooden spoon rack, several gift baskets, Tiffany ceiling fixture, 250 litres of furnace oil, childs wooden lawn chairs, queen size hand stitched quilt, Purple Martin bird house, pair of wooden table lamps, season pass of MoJack's home games, tickets to Stage West, Signature M original Kimond, case of Country Style coffee, use of Karoke machine from Irwin Smith Music Store, bas- ketball hoop and backboard, other prints and several crafts, and many other items including baby quilts, hooked rug, quilted, knitted and smocked items for babies and chil- dren. Bake sale and "Just Like New" Boutiqe with those items that you just didn't want to give away. Hot luncheon served from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. All items must be picked up and paid for by 6 p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. 'SATURDAYS AUCTION ACTION" at the Pethick Auction Barn, 2498 Conc. Rd. #8, R.R. #1, Bowmanville (Haydon). This week we have to be sold a large assortment of modem and antique furniture, collectables, glass and china, appliances, assort- ment of ladies dresses and lots more interesting and unusual items. Viewing from 5 p.m., terms are cash, cheque or Visa. For more information call 1-905-263-4252. Sale managed and sold by GARRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7 SALE TIME: NOON VIEWING: 11:00 A.M. MacGregor and West Auction of antiques, collectables, guns and household effects at Orono Town Hall, Main St., Orono. Auction fea- tures a varied selection of antique furnishings in original and refinished condition, wardrobes, washstands, misc. dressers and chests of draw- ers, oak sideboard, blanket boxes, chairs and rockers (pressbacks, pariour, efc.), misc. tables, desk, old bottles, postcards, graniteware, "Marcus Berine" violin, oil lamps, crocks and jugs, rugs, plus a fine selection of glass and china, Bamett crossbow, scope and arrows, 4 shotguns, etc. This is only a very small list of the many rare and unique articles in this Sundays sale, something for everyone. (Note win- ter location and noon start time.) Call for all your auction needs. MACGREGOR AND WEST AUC- TIONS, Mike MacGregor 905-987- 5402, Junior West 905-983-5556. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 4:45PM. Auction sale of funiture, antiques and tools, from an Uxbridge home selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., corner of Hwy. 47 and 12. TO INCLUDE: Organ stool, ant. rocking chair, tables, Mg and dressers, glassware, t res and collectables, 5 HP riding lawn- mower, push mower, Weedeater, water pump, many other items. Full details Js ve 300 double rolls of wallpaper. Sale managed and sold by NEIL BACON AUC- TIONS LTD. 985-1068. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Antique sale at ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTION CENTER, LINDSAY. Contents of century farm hou<c sell- ing estate of late DONALD ANDER- SON, Oakwood and property of ARTHUR AND RETA BRADLEY, Cambray (long time collectors). Very large quantity antique glass and china, collectables. Quality 9 pc. walnut dining reom ste., round oak dining table, pre: chairs, oak buffets, fabulous oak side by side china cabinet, leaded glass doors, 4 pc. mahogany bedroom ste. with 4 poster bed, excellent 4 pc. walnut bedroom ste., walnut cedar chest, oak S roll top desk, Rosewood ladies desk and chair, walnut tea wagon, oak hall seat with carved feet and Bombay sides, oak oval wall mirror, fabulous settee ¢1880, excellent upholstery, oak fainting couch, gorgeous wicker chair, 3 pc. mahogany settee, Queen Victoria portrait ornate frarge, pine cradle c1890, antique couch, oak drop front desk, press- "back rockers, carved hall table, wal nut corner what not, pine and oak" -. washstands, early Captains chair, excellent RCA Victrola gramo- : phone, oak dressers, iron beds brass trim, pine tables, odd cabinet radios, oak treadle sewing machine, parlour tables, Victorian pictures, Pp collectables, hanging lamps, _oil 4 lamps, crocks, cream cans, blanket:* * box, wicker plant stand, fancy side chairs and tables. EXCELLENT GLASS AND CHINA. 15 Royal Doulton figurines, RS Germany cocoa set, RS Prussia, Nippon, Bavaria, 'qty. of Old English Blue Abby 1790, Royal Beyreuth vase, milk glass jars, Royal Nippon, mus- tard pots, crystal, baskets, salters, napkin holders, drape pattern, approx. 30 collector plates, Royal Crown Derby, French Limoges, hand painted Statia, etc., Old Blue Willow cake plate, sterling/Mother of Pearl salt and pepper, old crystal cut glass. Partial list. Hundreds of collectables. Don't miss this out- standing collection. Antique glass and china 10 am. sharp. ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS, 705-324- 2783 LINDSAY. Orval and Barmy McLean, Auctioneers. LINDSAY COMMUNITY SALE 'BARN LTD. SPECIAL STOCKER SALES at 10:00am Nov. 10 Selling Mixed Calves & Yearlings Nov 3. Selling Vaccinated Calves Only Thed® sales sponsored by Peterborough- Victoria County Cattlemen's Association Northern Sales Network. Consignments Mandatory - Out of County Producers Welcome Consign to Wayne Telford 705-292-9531 CARL HICKSON OWNER & AUCTIONEER 705-324-9959 or 705-324-2774 Cn WE OR a J re SRA ey iy A nc om PE A SL LS 1 WI LUT, a PO Hy 90.3.1 V5 ray tg ¥ ms May ry By "can Whining