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www.insideHALTON.com · OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, August 3, 2012 · 10 massive inventory clearout of new fine furniture, home decor' & accessories by public EvErything must sEll! Monday august 6, 2012 2273 ROYAL WINDSOR DR, OAKVILLE Preview: 12 NooN · Auction 1 PM OTELLO'S BANQUET & CONFERENCE CENTRE PUBLIC AUCTION LARGE QUANTITY OF HIGHLY DESIRABLE 3-PIECE SOFA SETS FROM HIGH QUALITY ITALIAN LEATHER TO DESIGNER FABRIC IN VARIOUS STYLES AND COLOURS TO INCLUDE BLACK, TAUPE, BURGUNDY, RED WINE, CHOCOLATE, STONE GREY, AND WHISKY. BEDROOM SUITES TO INCLUDE MISSION, PLATFORM, SLEIGH AND POSTER BEDS IN QUEEN ANNE, VICTORIAN, LOUIS PHILLIP AND FRENCH ACCENTED DESIGNS; HIGH QUALITY (MADE IN CANADA) ORTHOPEDIC PILLOW TOP MATTRESS SETS IN QUEEN AND KING SIZE - MANY HAVE 30 YEARS WARRANTY. STUNNING DINING ROOM SUITS WITH MATCHING BUFFETS AND CHINA CABINETS, ALSO TO INCLUDE CHIPPENDALE STYLE IN MAHOGANY, WALNUT, OAK AND CHERRY; AUTHENTIC PUB SETS; EXOTIC TEAK FURNITURE; QTY. OF HOME DECOR ITEMS; VARIOUS OCCASIONAL TABLES; COFFEE AND END TABLES SETS; BAR STOOLS; CHINA AND CURIO CABINETS; CORNERTABLES; SOFATABLES; MEDIUM TO HIGH QUALITY IMPORTED AREA RUGS IN SEVERAL SIZES, PATTERNS AND COLOURS; HAND KNOTTED PERSIAN CARPETS; 31-DAY GRANDFATHER CLOCKS; SELECTION OF LCD, BIG SCREEN HDTV; DVD PLAYERS; HOME THEATRE SURROUND SOUND SYSTEMS; CORDLESS PHONES; DIVERSE SELECTION OF ARTWORK FOR INVESTMENT BY KNOWN & RESPECTED CANADIAN ARTISTS; SPORTS MEMORABILIA; NOSTALGIA ITEMS; JEWELRY CRYSTAL NECKLACES, BRACELETS, WATCHES; VARIOUS SIZES VASES; 12 PC. 18/10 STAINLESS STEEL COOKWARE SETS; 125 PC. CUTLERY SETS WITH GOLD ACCENT; CARVING SETS; 12 PC. KNIFE SETS WITH BLOCK; FULL SIZE 4X4 & 4X2 ATV, 4 STROKES ENGINES DIRT BIKES, E-SCOOTERS & GIFT ITEMS. RIZIERO VERTOLLI / OAKVILLE BEAVER / @halton_photog PARTIAL LISTING: BINDING DEAL: Books With No Bounds, the book drive for aboriginal children and youths started by local sisters Julia (right) and Emma Mogus, received a big boost when Hopedale Mall joined forces with them. The sisters had been looking for a permanent drop-off location for the books and, with the assistance of Ward 2 Councillor Pam Damoff, were able to secure a location at Hopedale Mall. Along with Damoff (on right) peaking out off the drop box is Cathy Duddeck, regional councillor. The two local sisters behind Books With No Bounds received a big boost after Hopedale Mall joined forces with them. Julia and Emma Mogus had been looking for a permanent drop-off location for their book drive for aboriginal children and youths, and with the assistance of Ward 2 Councillor Pam Damoff, were able to secure a location at Hopedale Mall. "When I initially contacted Hopedale Mall about a drop-box, I never expected such a generous offer. But knowing how inspiring these two girls are, I shouldn't have been surprised," Damoff said in a news release. Books With No Bounds is looking for reading material for children in kindergarten and up, as well as novels for teens -- they are not looking for text books, but rather books "to inspire the same love of reading that they share," stated the release. The official opening of the book drop-off box at Hopedale Mall took place last Friday -- the box is located by the Goodlife Fitness mall entrance, beside Hopedale Dental. "To have the amazing people at Hopedale Mall offer to help us is a dream come true," A HUGE SELECTION OFFERING VARIETY, QUALITY This Sale Merits Julia said in the release. The Attention AND QUANTITY COME OUT HAVE FUN - DON'T MISS IT! In addition to collecting books, the sisters of Decorators, Designers & have been looking for sponsors to assist with my city auction Public alike. shipping costs to get the books to the Everyone Loves Attending our Auctions! Nishnawbe Aski Nation communities in 1-855-mycity9 (692-4899) Northern Ontario. www.mycityauction.ca Hopedale Mall is the first sponsor to assist TERMS & CONDITIONS: PAYMENTS - CASH, VISA,M/C OR DEBIT. 10% BUYERS PREMIUM. PRODUCTS MAY DIFFER FROM PICTURES ILLUSTRATIONS AS SHOWN AND DESCRIBED. ITEMS SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS & with the girls' efforts and will arrange and dElivEry availablE DELETIONS. ADDITIONAL TERMS & CONDITIONS AS POSTED AND ANNOUNCED. Mall boosts book effort pay for the cost to ship up to 500 pounds (227 kilograms) to Thunder Bay from the mall. "We have a great admiration of Books With No Bounds and are very happy to support this cause," Amy Rolfe, assistant property manager for Hopedale Mall. "It is refreshing to see such motivation." Books can be dropped off until Aug. 29 when they will be shipped to Thunder Bay. From there, the Mogus sisters have found an airline that will fly the books in to the remote First Nation communities at a 90-per-cent discounted rate. "We are so grateful to those who are helping us, like Pam and Hopedale Mall, and all the people who are contacting us about donating books," Emma said. "We always knew we could do this, but now we feel like the whole community is joining us in showing the kids in the Nishnawbe Aski Nation communities that Oakville cares about them." Books With No Bounds is still in need of sponsors to help pay for the remaining 10 per cent cost of the flight, as well as assistance with shipping costs. Cheques payable to Books With No Bounds can be mailed c/o Councillor Pam Damoff, Town of Oakville, 1225 Trafalgar Rd., Oakville, ON L6H 0H3. Anyone interested in helping the cause can e-mail bookswithnobounds@cogeco.ca or call Damoff at 905-582-4237.