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PAE3,HTYFRE PRES$W p UL ij 991 Whitby Free Press 668-0594 Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 arn to 5:00 pm e Fax 668-0594 SUNDAY AUCTION THIS SUNDAY JULY 14 1 P.M. - PREVIÊW NOON AT THE KNIGHTS 0F COLUMBUS CLUB (AIRCONDITIONED), 133 BROCK ST. N. (HfWY. 12). WHITBY PARTIAL LIS T ONLY For Miss Gloria Stephen & others: antiques, traditional hausehold furnishings, etc., including repro- ductions, glassware, china, copper pces., Oriental carpets, oak bow plass china cabinet, 6 po. wrought iron porch set, walnut case sewing machine, cocktail table, library table, ine cupboard, pine harvest table & 6 fan-back chairs, shaving stand, jam cupboard, sideboarf set of 6 oak dining chairs, 3 press-back rocking chairs, duck decoys, pine coffee table, cheval mîrror, coal hod set, cast iron bell, oil lamps, food storage jars, urn, ginger jar, country bed, 2-door & open washstands, pine benches, tin signs, butter boxes, decorator tables, parlour chairs, planter stands, paine box, prints & pictures, hockey & baIl cards, desk, exten- sion table, dressers & chests, vanity, stools, coat tree, plus 100s of other p os. net listed here. Terms: cash, cheq ue, (Visa, M/C 3%). Snack bar. Save money. Buy at auction. AUCTIONS UNLIMITED (519) 345-2426 (519) 345-2082 SATURDAY'S AUCTION ACTION SAT., JULY 13 - 6:30 P.M. EVERY UAT. NIGHT AT 6:30 P.M. AT THE PETHICK AUCTION BARN, HAYDON, 10 Ml. N.E. 0F OSHAWA Each week we have a good selection of antique furniture, col- lectibles, modemn furnishings, appliances, tools, lawn & garden equip, sports equip., memorabilia & lots of other interestinq & unusual pieces. Plus , this week we have a large assortment of new fishing tackle as well as bow hunting e~up, bows, arrows, sights, dlot ing & other related equip., 3 glass-top display cases, clothing racks, peg-board display racks, 14 fi. f ibreglass boat w/9.9 Chrysler motor & trailer, and more. Terms are cash or Visa. For more information caîl 416-263-4252. Sale managed and sold by: GA RRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, JULY 12 AT 6 P.M. Wicker baby carniage with um- brella, butc her blocK, refinished gate-leg table, refinished wash- stands, spinning wheel, partial toilet set, antique highboy dresser, oak hall seat, organ stoo , chester- field, modern dresser & chest of drawers, washstands, oval & f lat- top trunks, king-size boxspring & mattress, odd wooden kitchen chairs, coffee & end tables, walnut nesting tables, parlour tables, oak library table, refinished antique dresser, cracks, co-oil lamps, 1983 Chevette, qty. lumnber - red oak, black walnut, white ash, 200 amp portable gas-powered welder, qty. china, glass & collectible items. Open for showing Thursday, JuIy il between 7 and 9 p.m. DON &GREG CORNEIL AUCTIONEERS R.R. #11, LITTLE BRITAIN -., , 1-,705-786-2183 * ORVAL UcLEAN AUCTIONS THURS., JULY il - 6 P.M. Antique & quality furniture, collec- tibles, new furniture, boats, vehicles at ORVAL MoLEAN AUCTION CENTER, LINDSAY Property f MR & MRS. JEFF GORESKI, .Toronto (house sald) Beautiful 9 PC. walnut dining room ste., excellent 3 pc. walnut bedroom ste., solid oak diningi table & 6 chairs, modem 'oa bow-front china cabinet, quality bedroom ste., solid oak curio cabinet, Duncan Phyfeq table, dining chairs, tg. f ireplace mantel, ornate wood stove, collectible toys, Commodore Vic. 20 com- puter,. 3 industrial sewing mach- ines, ndustrial steam iron, deluxe storm doors, wicker box, iron crib, patio set, press-back rocking chair, mantel dlock, antique Singer sewing machine, old neqwspapters, antique tables, vîntage lohing, Tonka & Matchbx toys, air conditioner, scale, Coke bottles, antique bottles, old trunk, NEW bed chesterfields, chesterfield sets, chairs, sofas, loveseats, pine bedroom ste., new que en, double & single mattress sets, new 9 pc. oak dining ste., coffee & end tables, 17_1/2 ft. Grew w/trailer, 14 fi. fibreglass 45 Chrys. & traiter, 14 fi. sailboat & traiter, 15 fi. cedar stip 35 HP & traiter, 22 fi. Century maho9. boat, 90 Ford Temp., 90 Cavalier, 84 Cavalier, 5HP riding lawnmowers (new motor), gas push mowers. Quantity antique china,' glass, collectibles, etc. A good sale. 6 p.m. sharp. ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS 324-2783 LINDSAY ORVAL &BARRY McLEAN AUCTIONEERS CCOMING EVENTql? Phonea: AUCTION SALE SAT JULY 20 - 10:30 A.M. FARM ËQUIPMENT, VEHICLES & FURNITURE FOR SHELDON DRYSDALE, R.R. #5, BOWMANVILLE, ONT. (1 MILE EAST 0F DURHAM #57, 8 CON. 0F NEWCASTLE). WATCH FOR SIGNS. Ford 3600 diesel w/cab 2150 hrs., Case S rowcrop w/ hydraulics. 2 new Holland balers, bale buncher, New Holland #331 manure spreader, 2 JD hay mowers, MF 3 furrow plow, Dearborne 2 furrow plow, 2 cultivators, set harrows, Gem grain roller, 6 ft McKee snow blower, 6 ft. bush ho g mower, 7 fi. scraper blade, catti e scales, 2 truck racks, barrel sprayer, 2 pressure washers, road drap, 4.0 fi. storage trailer, Ryno electric pallet truck w/charger, 2 dock loading plates, barrel cart, Braden cable winch, 3 trailers, $4 fi. fibreglass boat, 40 HP motor & traiter, 1981 Yamaha snowmobile, Vamaha 1100 motorcycle, 1988 GMC Sierra V2 T truck w/cap sold certified, 1971 Cadillac -Sedan- de Ville car, AUCTION SALE "KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS» Every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Located on Brook Rd., Pickering, 3 miles north of Hwy. 401 (Exit #399). Featuring every Wed. an excellent selection af antiques, fine furniture, glass, china, collectibles, primitives, and the unusuals. So loin us every Wed. and participate n one of Ontario's "trueu auctians with no buy-backs or reserves. "Cansignment and estate selling aur specialty." Caîl us taday. Previews from 1-.0 p.m. KAHN AUCTION SERVICES (416) 683-0041 ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS WED., JULY 17 - 10 A.M. GIANT EXCELLENT ANTIQUE & QUALITY FURNITURE SALE AT ORVAL MoLEAN AUCTION CENTER, LINDSAY Property of Cyril Graham, Cannington & Mary Endicott, Lindsay (property sold, givinp up housekeeping), plus estate coins & very large quantity of stamps from Verena Sanderson estate & lImited edition prints. Gorgeous 10 pc. walnut dining room ste., mahog. 9 po. dining room ste., round oak table "g chairs, side-by-side china cabinet, ail glass china cabinet, buffet, walnut bedroom ste., oak bedroom ste. with high bed, mahog. 5 Pc. bedroom ste., walnut cedar chest, beautiful settee with walnut frame, Victorian parlour tables & chairs, spooled settee, platform rocker, dressers, pressback chairs, aId kit- chen cupboard, knitting machine, washstands, oak library table, f ancy carved tables, oak music cabinet, lg. old quift box, old quits, fme chimney cupboard, grand- ai ther dlock, pine Quebec pail cupboard, empire chest, .lg. wooden bowl, primitives, hanging lamps, Royal Doufton figurines, Victorian music box (pglays 6), Ig. qty. of estate coins, t ousands of stamps from the Verena Sanderson estate, collection of original paintings, limited edition prînts & engravings, artists moel. Wm. Bartlett, AJ. Casson, Terry Redlin, R. Parker, T. Romance, L. Berry', R. Bateman, J. Lumbers, J. Trinidad, etc. & original by James Kierstead. Don't miss this fantastic sale, one of the most interesting this summer. Partial ist. No reserve. Selling 2 rings at 10 a.m. 1ST RING: furniture & collectibles, 2ND RING: art, estate coins & stamps. ORVAL McLEAN AI (705) 324-2783 UI ORVAL &BARRY M AUCTIONEEF THE CANADI. HEARIt SOCIET PROVIDING SERVICES TO AND HARD 0F HEAI For more information. ci (416) 964-9595, (TDD) 41ý or %write to us at 271 Spadina Road. Toronito. Ont Madeleine Picard, employee at the Durham separate school board administration office, will be one of many cycliste across Canada who will put their mettle ta the pedal in a fundraising event sponsored by Sony Canada. The inaugural Sony Cycle Classic, 'TMe Atlantic TéoThe Lakes' beginà Aug. il in Hali- fax, Î4o;a Scotia and ends on AuR .31 in Toronto. The ride is expected to raise $1 million for the Christian Chil- JOHN CORDON RATEMAN JCTIONS NJDSAY A former resident of Whitby IcLEAN, for many years, John Gordon RS Bateman died at Albright Manor, Beamsville, Ont., on Tuesday, June 18, 1991. A son of the late John Willis Bateman, who was mayor of Whitby from 1926 to 1928, and Elizabeth Tasker, he was boru in Whitby in 1903. A N Mr. Bateman learned the banking business in Whitby and qG was manager of the Whitby ~JG branch of the Canadian Bank of In 1950, he was transferred to the bank's branch at Grimsby, and spent the remainder of his life in that community. Mr. Bateman was a member of Composite Lodge No. 30, AF and THE DEAF AM, Whitby, joining the lodge in RING. 1924 and receiving his 60-year atpin in 1984. 1i1 us a He was principal of Keysto)ne 6-964-0023, chapter, Royal Arch Masons, No. tadohl5R2V3 35, Whitby in 1935. artM'~2V~ Mr. Bateman is survived by, dren's Fund of Canada. Cydlists of ail ages will go 100 kilometres a day to caver the distance of 2, 100klm. Riders leave fromn Halifax, tra- vel through Charlottetown, P.E.L., along the.eastern coast of New Brunswick, through the Gaspe Peninsula, Quebe City and Montreal Ottawa and then ta Nathan Phillips in Toronto. The Christian Children's Fund of Canada helps more than 29,000 children in third world countries. one son, John Frederick Bateman and bis wife Nria of Mississauga; two grandchildren, Jennifer and Sarah; and two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Bernard Kent <Jean) of California and Mrs. Frank Cook (Norma) of Lindsay. One brother, Ralph C.W. Bateman, died in 1950. The funeral service was held at Centennial Park Baptist Church, Grimsby, on June 20, 1991. 6 Generations of Service, Quality & TIrust " Family Monuments " Granite or Bronze Markers " Cemetery Lettening " Sandblasting Stafford Monuments '318 I)undas St. E. Whitby 668-3552 After Ilou rs 668-4460 or 666-1513 4 MADELEINE PICARD lias been training for her bike ride from Nova Scotia to Toronto to raise funds for the Christian Children's Fund of Canada. More than 200 ridera wili begin the trek Thursday which covers 2,100 kilometers. Clfrit Boy!. photo Obituary