PAGE 34, WHITY FRE pIRESS, WEDNiEwJAY, JULY,13,1988 *AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, JULY 19 a 1lOa.m. At Orval McLoan Auction Contre, Lindsay. Large antique auction. Con- tents of. long established home. Poperty of MRS. PHYLLIS BOWYER, Bobcayg6on (givlng Up housekeeping). Complote liquidation of Canadiana & antique furniture from the Village Contre Antiques, Rosedale (going out of business). Prize winnIng collection, vintage fancy womk & lace, home made quilts, work of the ,late Agusta Kemp, Can- nlngton. Large antique oak bow front china cabinet, pine 16 pane fiat to wali, pine 2 Pc fiat to waii, several pine 4 drawer chests, marbie top chest, large dresser with amber glass knobs, wainut vanity with mirror, oak Ilbrary table, pine 2 drawer kitchen_ work table, pine drop leaf table with drawer, mag. consol table, pine Quebec style table, cherry dr.op leaf table, square butternut table', pine harvest table, maple drop leaf table, Sheraton style cou ntry table, s mal pine parlour table, severai pine blanket boxes, dome top box, egg crate box, school masters pine desk, double lap top des-k,many school desks, gun stock'chairs, pine round back chairs, oak press back arm chairs, oak library chair, pine side board, 2 Pc pine side board with mirror, p me secretary, kitchen side board, dry slnk, wash stands, 2 pine pews - ift & 12ft longù,stain.glass wlndow, plant stand-, large hall wam- drobe, 2 ôookcasé tops with.glass* doors, old bathtub, old grates, rnany old pine m oids, oak umbrella stand, walnut 9 Pc dlning room suite, ex- cellent walnut Bonnet chest wi th ope twist down front, Hoosier cup- board, settee & parlour chairs, 10 pc walnut dining room suite, Eiec- trahome color T.V., book cabinet with glass doôrs,twin contentiai beds,ex- tendable buffet table, Hoover washer spin dryer,lInglis auto dryer, Genrelalci Freezer, McLaughlin cutter (original excellent condition), antique Thomas, pump organ with lamp stands, 30 R.D. figurines,. Bunnykins, depression glass, sliver tays, 4 Pc silver tea set, 2 brass lanterns, bass coat rack, occupied Japan cups & saucers, Wheat Cheaf china, large collection prize wInning lace & fancy work,.& quilts. Furnished doli house, old cigarette dispenser, old churn, copper fîme extinguishers, oid tins, beer & coke trays, oid foiding work bench, maps, crocks, wooden duck decoys, oid wood plains, trunks, 15 antique o11 lamps. Don't miss this-in-, terestlng sale. To seli estate and quality tems cali.... OR VAL à BARRY McLEAN AUCIIONEERS 324-2783 CORNEILSAUCTION BARN FRIDAY,JULY l5atSp.m. The property of MRS. GLADYS GRAHAM of Oakwood plus others. Oak bookcase, secretary com- bination, antique oak dressers (wth beveled glass mirrors), mag. corner cabinet, crystal luster iamps, brass & wood figure 8 dlock, Victorian parlour chair, 3 graduated Bul's Eyes liamps, walnut china cabinet, wainut buffet, alnnrhmad rI 'Ir,- D ndubl * REAL ESTATEAUCTION SNL? MONDAY, JULYI18at 7:30 p.ffi. STIGHMAO Property iocated at,197 Laidlaw St. S., LOOKING FOR A MEANINGFUL,- RELATiONgSH11? Cannington. Good 4 bedroom ICAN HELPI!- alumium sded, stoyhomewith If your single, separated, divorced or widowed and would liketome 4 modern kitchen, 4 Pc. bath, ohl fur- that right someonegivemneacal. 4318 nace, weii kept home ln ideai location CAOMRE'4318 close to ail conveniences. Large Ian- CHRMAKTING INC.4 dscaped park like lot backing on ADATEINGSERVICETHATCARESfl ~eavr Mvar,îu~u TO uOIIniu teI Oshawa, Toronto area, solllng sub- jeot to reasonable reserve. Terms $5,000 at sale, balance 30 days, or TBA, Proporty must be-sold, owner moving to apt. For Inspection caîl Ross McLean, Oshawa (416) 576-7550 or Toronto (416) 686-3291 or.. ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS 324-2783 - Lndsay AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JULY 16 at 7 p.m. Pethicks Auction Barn, 1 mile east-of Enniskillen. Antiques, furniture & coilectabies, from -antique store close out and West HiIli estate. Highlighted by: Pine flat to wail, Copula with oid weather vain, Vic- torian sofa, walnut bookcase, severai china cabinets & side boards, round oak pedestai table, parlour chairs & table, tea wagon, hall stand, dressers, bedroom suites, dining room su ites, pine poster bed, several drop !eaf tables, wash stands, large assortment of coilectables. Personal coin collection, Gien Rae miik bot- tles, milk can 's, cream cans, jugs, crocks, dlocks, Jewellery, dishes, lamps, appliances, anid a complete satellite system. Very LARGE sale. Caîl your friends and come out Saturday evening to the "Frlendly AuctIons". Main ring 7 p.m. - Church ring (boxed lots) 6p.m. STEVE LIPTAY - EARL GAUSLIN AND Garry Powell 263-8710 7CORNEILSAUCTION BARN' TUESDAY, JULY 19at 6:30 p.m.' Carpentry tools, the property of MR. VEAN IRA VAX of Lindsay. 14" band saw, black smiths forge, anvil, 8' Beaver table saw, 6" Beaver planer/jointer, 3 ft. wood lathe & tools, Beaver drill press, hand saws, C. & pipe clamps, plus qty. *of misc. carpentry tools. Followed at 8 O'clock by large qty. of good quaiity modemn furniture &appliances. DON CORN EILAÀUCTIONEER RR 1, LIttho Brîtaîn (705) 786.2183« AUCTION SALE KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIOÃ"NS every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.located on Brock Rd., Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (exit 399). Featurlng every week, an excellent selection of antiques, f Ine f urniture, glass, china, collectables, primitives, etc. So loin us every Wed. and particîpate ln one of Ontalo's "TRUE" auctions with no buy-backs or reserves. Previews from 1:00 p.m. Corne see our great auction faciiity and conslgn your estates and collections, etc to us for prompt professional, service. "Con- THANKS to St. Jude. and the Sacred heart of Jesus'for f avors received. 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"Woodworkers Paradise". 140 quality exhibitors will have for sale wide variety of wood workIng tools and ail manner of f ine wooden crafts. 15 lîve f ree seminars. Wood art exhibition. Loggers sport. For brochure contact: The Wood Art Exhibition. Loggers sports. Box 920, Durhamn, Ont. NOG iRO (519) 369- 6902. B CEDAR VALLEY IRESORT. Near Orono, 7 km east of Hwy 35-115, bet- ween Clarke 4th & 5th conc. Exit 401 No. 436. Beautiful campground. Seasonal facilities $698.00. Phono 1- 786-2562. NEED HELP? Lîsten to the- Back to. God Houri .Sunday 7:30 arn CHAM, 820 Hamilton; 9:3Oamn CKAN 1480 Newmarket, & at 7:30 pm FM 108 Burllngton, or watch FAITH 20 Global T.V. Monday - Friday at 5Sa,. B "There Is ONE ln eve.ry crowd'. Do you know a "Good Kid" who deserves an aWard for community service, bravyèry or couragein *pvercoming a physical limitation? Nominate them for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the year aw ard'- contact this newspaper fordetails. B WOMEN in abusive reiationships. For heip cail The DENISE.HOUSE for women and chiidren. Toli Free 1-800- 263-3725 or728'73 11. Confidentiality assured. (for me.riyAuberge).. BAHA'l FAITH. The essence of religion is to testify unto that which the Lord hath revealed, and foiiow that which he hath ordained in His mighty Book. Phone.668-,8665.. A GEMINI LADY in 50's, 5 ft. 3 inches, 115 lbs. *Beown'hair & eyes, loves a good dance partner, ail music, dining out, togetherness, flea markets, camping, holding hands, movies, wants to meeta taîl good natured unattached gentileman over 45 with similar intereats. Smoker and social drinker O.K.. Send recent photo please. Box 1000, c/o Whitby Free Press, 131 Brock St. N., Whitby, LUN 5H3. SINGLE MALE would like to meet an attractive lady 18 - 30 for some sum- mer fun & hopefully for a lasting relationship. Box 1001, cloWhitby Free Press, 131 ýBrock St. N., Whitby, Li N 4H3. NEUROFIBROMATOSIS Phone 668- 9915. I pedetl doplf a l e & 6 chauoisisgnr-nent &estate seiling our CLEAR WATER AREA, Florida, two or ofchlaeas, btt le drive ,a Quasar consol coior T.V., walnut end specialty." three bedroomn mobile homes ln o chaeas, eat, mapie sycrup tables, occ. chairs, silver tea service, family park. Chiidren weiconie. JFlT Kr W wash, coupon books and a oak hall mirror, air conditioner, 15 cu. KAHN AUCTION SERVICES Weekiy or monthiy rentais. Phono NEDTO ' O dance.a-thon. With the help of t. 0f nqe piur frez anae, les, (41____ )___83-0041 ____ 655-3073 or 655-3233. n . Y im teir parents, they hold yard and qy freniqezpe r admaeulites, (416)T$0041 ____________have__a____ ABOU tool, insa & glecass pinc BONAIR R.V.'s & trailers. Utiiity, har- Christmas Marketplace,stfa dtop, tent, travel, park modeis. Open f~uLri weekly bingo, hold a Monte Carlo DON CORNEILAUCTIONEER seven days a week. Royal Trailer & IOUUIINEW night and have a pavilion during RR. 1, Litho BritainR.V. Centre ln Teviotdaie, junction 23FisWek (705)786-2183 ACRE NTUKN."rn and 9 (519) 343-2133. B ,,fIaLIiLIT'JMnyisas rogti ___________________ A CREER N TRUCING. Tran- guIvIwuIfour Moneiis paorbrogs, i sport Drivers Needed Now.!" Train CRUISING on the St. Lawrence River. truhpromn nprds AUICTION SALE now for your cîass 'A' licence for Close to home. Enjoy 4 ay ti city grant,- and the support of the SATURDAY,JULY6t 6 p.m. prescmeening Interview and Infor- summer aboard the elegant Cail Oshawa Central Lions Club. The mation on job placement, contact Canadian Empress visîting romantic corps just finished working with InOdelw ali einRaMerv Orr's Transport Driver Train ing citgies, the world famous 1000 Islan- the Lions selling tickets for a Port Perry. With 10 f t. camper, School. Toli Free lV80265-3559. ds, the International seaway/locks, draw on aSupervan. ceetmixer, shaper, 8" table saw, HË.76Hsee d'C!rde se auarsoeie n oe.LO h ewshv air compressor, Honda bike, good Ontario, London, Brampton, Sud: D al-a- brochure 1.800-267-0960. B Phone 668nd'tlens6653an appilances & funiture, carpets, bag bu ry, St.(Ctharines, Ottawa. thehonee adstlen frmn scale, wheeibarrow, bushel baskets, 6865 charitable , cau*ss-1 such. as old tools, lawn swing, silk f lowers TRUCKING CAREERS. Driver job several Terry Fox events, the and much more. training with placement heip is A HORI)ER ON VOUR AI) Oui hostess wilt brirlg gifts and citys Christmas" tree lighting available. Complo'te details can be 1MAKES IT NI<)RE VISIBL-E greetings, along with helpful ceremony, retarded children, PEAROEAtJCTIOSVIES rnaled to you. Phone Rodgers School.- cornmunity information. Heart aând Stroke, flag-isn and .,aqjj!6) 769-3546 wIth postai code. B-thXMtdT' hýcrp ver ,Liïr7a¶r -'-I Drum, bugle corps invitationalJuly 24 The Rebws Druin and Bugle Corps of Oshawa *rill be. hosting the <"Rebelsp' InvitatiOnlle88't competition at Civie Fields On Sunday, July 24. The show begins at 1:30 p.m. Tencorp from acroas Ontario ar e expected to compete in à A, B and Parade. classes, plus 3*an ex.hibition,,urit., The Rebels are also holding a canned food drive the daY of the show. in a id of Simcoe Hall' Setti'ement House.- People are asked to bring along non- perishable food té help the cause. Tickets are available at the gate or by calling 723-8750. Cost i'$5 for adults 'and $3 for children and seniors. The Rebels Druin and Bugle Corps, comprised of boys and girls 12 to 21 years- of age, was formed in-Oshawa in 1977. They emerged as.Canadian novice, champions in 1978, quickly worked their way up to juior "'C" champions in 1979, and -were both provincial and national "C"' class champions in 1983. The corps advanced, to "A" class competition in 1984. The.hIdghlight of their 15-day à ummer, tour *of 1985 camne in Madison, Wisconsin, at the international world champion- ships. -The corps finished first in the preliminaries in the "A60" class, - and second in the finals. The, Rebels claimed both circuit and provincial ýý. "A" class championsbips in 1986. The corps placed fourth in the,"ýA60" class in Madison in 1987, with their horn line, scoring the highest of al competitors. They were fourth in the "A"' class at the Canadian national chanipionships. The 'members practise once-a week from September throùigh December, twice a week frdm January to May, and three times per week from* then until completion of the summer tour, to perfect their music and intricate 'M and M' drills (marching and manoeuvres). Each of the linos - drum, horn and coélor guarde - rehearse separately and then together to achieve the polished performances viewed by* the public. Current membershiP extends froi , Mississauga through toPort Hope. .Thousands of people see them each year as they participate in parades, competitions and shows. Each Christmas season they march in 10 to 12 Santa Claus parades ranging .in size froin those of small towns th the prestigious and, nationally tel- evised Toronto parade. Twenty-four members* com- peted in individuals competition in March of 1988-and won 34 gold medals, il silver and two bronze, the best showing of alI the corps participating. The Rebels take part in. summer parades and compeititions every weekend from