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Ea ew nh - SN 5 Ee ni AT pr J FRR Ce PASS XY id Eh 4: LARS SETS WAL Ry y . NRL Tk LOIRE ERS SEERA ERE SEDI N VRE HSIN ARR A 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1978 News and views from Epsom AUCTION Auction Hall & Sale Barn Facilitie: LIVESTOCK-IMPLEMENTS FURNITURE-ANTIQUES Port Perry 985-2459 "Karen and Gordon, RON KING AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types. Phone Port Perry 985-2643 KAHN AUCTION SERVICES Livestock - Furniture, Antiques - Estates Real Estate - etc. - For Fast "Auction" Service Call: GAYLE KAHN 985-8161 HENRY KAHN 985-8161 Prop. of ""HERONGATE COUNTRY AUCTIONS" 1 mile south of Whitevale. Every Wednesday at7p.m. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 7:00 P.M. Three miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay-Little Britain Road. The estate of Lionel Drew of Epsom. Findlay Oval cook stove (good condition); 8 h.p. Canadi- anna combination mower & snow blower; air compressor; rotary tiller; bench saw; chain saws; Beaver planer; skill saws; jig saws; power drills; Quebec heater; freezer; Inglis elect. stove; rocking chair; quantity of wooden decoys; oak buffet; extension ladders; quantity of garden tools; large quantity of good carpenter tools; 1969 Fargo Va-ton truck (not cert.). Also consigned 1970 Nordic Skidoo; 1971 Olympic; 1970 Arien snow- mobile; 1972 Snow Prince (elect. start), all in working condition. Plus many more antiques, furni- ture and household articles. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R. R.1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of household furni- ture and Real Estate, the pro- perty of the Late Alfred Argue, will be held in the Village of Sunderland (on Hwy. 12, just north of Co-Op). Double door refrig; electric stove; chrome table & chairs; pots; pans; dishes; some antiques; iron fry pan; radio; chesterfield & chair; Philco stereo, radio and T.V. combined; rocking chairs; ftri- light; black & white T.V. set; coffee table; pole light; living room rug (good); bedroom suite; bedding; odd chairs; dres- ser lamps; rocking chair; wash- ing machine; metal cabinet; Lawn Master lawnmower; many other items. Also offered for sale subject to reserve bid a 4-room frame and angel stone bungalow with full basement, closed-in breezeway and attached garage, large lot on Highway, an excel- lent retirement home, approx. 15 years old, in good condition, must be sold to settle estate. Terms on property 10% day of sale, balance In 30 days. Terms on Furniture, cash or known cheque. Sale at 1 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, ph (705) 357-3270. May be seen by appointment, please call (705) 357-3344, or the Auctioneers. WINTARIO TICKETS available at the Port Perry Star by Mrs. Jean Jeffery We were saddened to learn of the passing of an- - other former neighbour. Our sympathy to the family- of the late Harry Geer of Prince Albert. He will be missed by his wife Norma, his children Kenneth, Lind, mother - Mrs. Elwood Tripp and many other relatives and a host of friends. On Tuesday evening the Women's Institute' met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Mc- "Callum for their regular meeting. The topic was cultural activities. Our motto was History is in the Making - now is the time to record it. The reply was given by Mrs. G. Nighswander. In answer to the roll call each was supposed to bring an item for our Tweedsmuir HoneydaleW.l. "by Mrs. Florence Ellicott President Mrs. Clara Warren welcomed all pres- ent at the February meeting: of Honeydale Women's Insti- tute Thursday afternoon, February 2 when twenty-two members and one visitor answered the roll call. Meeting was called to order with the Institute Ode followed by the Creed in unison. Minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read by the secretary, Miss Alice Dodd. Financial report was given by the Treasurer. - ~ Many cards of thanks were read from the members and friends who had been sick or remembered on their birth- days. Many members are still ill with the flu, and all are wished for a speedy recovery. Correspondence were read and dealt with. The Scugog Planning Social will meet March 26 at 8 p.m. and Mrs. Marion Johnston will be our delegate again. A notice of a Food Forum programme will be held Thursday, February 9 in. - There will be 2 Uxbridge. car loads going and will be at the I.G.A. store for anyone wishing a ride at 1 p.m. An invitation to attend a Valentine tea and mini- bazaar on Tuesday, Febru- ary 14th at the Nursing Home from 2-4 p.m. was accepted. " Many articles were re- ceived for the 'kitchen dis- play' entry in the Port Perry Fair in Sept. The Federated Women's Institute Conference will be held in University of Water- loo May 1-4, 1978. Mrs. Helen MacMaster was chosen as the delegate with Mrs. Edith Brunton as alternate to attend. A donation to the leaders and helpers in the work for the 4-H girls club was given. Programme for the after- - noon, "World Affairs' taken by Mrs. R.W. Haan and her group. Combining the roll call "Mention a virture in a Christian which makes a good citizen' and the motto - Plant seeds of character in your home. They will bloom in the future." taken by Mrs. Wilma denBoer. A Christian believes in the Bible as the word of God, and the Bible is our source of comfort and also a guide in life. So the Je Y ae 2 TAIT » [! A \ bY AST PANT 2A , 3g 8 OE AL FOL SHON ERA Fa me dd sebblrdntand cvs dhaclab Adal aid biacdo iss arviishdonisii Auden Shricdulba dibs dein History. .There was some memorable items donated. A history of Memory Hall, Utica was most interesting. Many old time pictures . were handed around. There _ was one of Bethesda Quar- .tette - Mr. Stan Ward, Mr. Clifford Croxall, Mr. Leon- ard and Ewart Blight with Mrs. C. Croxall their accompanist. There were deeds for the sale of land: known as Clergy Reserves. The land was bought for 50 pounds and dated in the 18th year of the reign of Queen Victoria. . There were family histor- ies. Histories of farms naming all the owners and families from a hundred years. Our programme was also very delightful as Mrs. Ted Hall came and brought her greatest desire of a Christian is to do the Lord's will and live in obedience to Him. Wives and mothers have a task in their homes to teach their children the right way 'in their studies and training. Just as it is said in our motto. Mrs. Haan concluded the Programme by repeating a well loved hymn ""O Master Let Me Walk with Thee". Mrs. Alice Barthaw conduct- ed an interesting contest with the word "Valentine" followed by the singing of the Institute Grace and the National Anthem, Mrs. -Haan and her group served dainty refreshment and tea. One of the big things in" human contacts is everyday pleasantness and the Women's Instifute is proud. of the part they play in this creation, as a team of women working together helping each other to win a better life for themselves, their families and for all humankind. GAA SA NOMEN SS A | REV FH JERS ITS FANMAIL TRC A arr RT CATA N REN | MAORI RVEIWS projector and many slides she had taken of beautiful places in Ontario that she had visited also slides of her lovely paintings. The col- ours were most exquisite and we were so grateful to Mrs. Hall for sharing this moment of beauty with us. All enjoyed a delicious lunch served by our hostess Mrs. L. Meyers and Mrs. T.: Carter. i T . Last week Mrs. Arthur Power had a birthday party for son Danny. His guests were Robert Taylor, George Luke, Matthew and Mark Barnes, Jeffrey Begin. Of course these young gentle- men were accompanied by their mothers, but all had a wonderful time. On Sun. the Toronto North Lions Club and friends had a marvellous day at the . home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Potter, Jeffrey and Chris. They participated in: all types of winter sports. There were about forty present to enjoy the supper of chili, salads and other goodies prepared by their hostess. Uxbridge Lions were represented by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Prentice and chiidren. Julie, Robert and Jamie Ashton had supper with Grandma and Grandpa Ash- ton on Sunday. Mr. T. Eyers was supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ashton on Tuesday. Mr. Kenneth Jeffery of Parry Sound visited his brother, Gordon for a few days last week.' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Taylor visited the Farm Machinery Show at the Coliseum in Toronto one day last week. John, Ray and Ruth Taylor enjoyed a weekend visit with their parents. The Ladies Woodsmen's team (of which Miss Ruth Taylor is a member) from Sir Sandford Fleming College at Lindsay took part in competition last week at - McGill Unviersity, Montreal and placed first. quite an achievement as there were competitiors from the Maritimes and the U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans and Wendy called on his uncle, Mr. Joseph St.John of. Sunderland on Sun. on the occasion of his 89th birth- day. The Bethesda Reach 4-H group will start their course Forcus on Living next Sat- urday at 9:15 at the home of Mrs. Dorothy Doble. There are several interesting crafts to be taught. The leaders found this to a most interesting course. Mrs. Earl Wilson and Mrs. Dennis Irwin were in Toronto on Wed. to attend a shower at Spring Garden Baptist Church for Miss: Joyce Wilson. This church will be the scene.for Joyce's wedding in the near future. -* Mr; and Mrs. Lee Davies' and children, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clow were Saturday . evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton and family. Mr. Kerry visited in Kingston with Mrs, Kerry's cousins Mr. and Mrs. E. Scrannage recently. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Clow had a pleasant surprise visit last Monday from Joan mother (Mrs. Othwaite) and her sister Virginia of Kings- ton. . New Management e Painting eo [ Railroadhouse . Cn TS Motor Motel TTT aad pay. Asta Larsen ® 21 Luxurious Rooms : ) @® EI Heated - Air Conditioned - Cable T.V. @ Breakfast Lounge [Guests Only] @ Facility for Seminars - Meetings, etc. PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Telephone: (416) 985-8131 COLUMBUS, ONTARIO - 655-4371 formerly Columbus Auto Body Now Under _ FREE ESTIMATES - FREE COFFEE Body Work e Collision Specialties e Oven Baked Refinishing + - Floor Cushion from 2.99 Cyl * FEBRUARY 'DURHAM CARPET , Sales & Service - Cleaning - Ceramic Tiles 60 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-3773 HOURS: Mon. to Thurs. 10. .a,m. fo 5:30 p.m. Friday 10a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday 9a.m.to5p.m. 9 and Mrs. Walter , 4 & _ er mr