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A ig JE F, ' es 2% 3 fad 4 2 Py " NMyesariboraddadan eit SPRITE IEE Rds Pianta li rtd bm er belkin itor de iiss Ki L tii 3 ca i nn Tin AN nbn re 8 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday August 10, 1962 -- 31 News from Nestleton and Caesarea Auction Sales { of i OB I ag = & THURSDAY AUGUST 19 Auction sale of farm stock, implements and furniture, the property of ERNEST BURGESS, Pres: | AEE Se 8 A --- Lot 5, Con. 1, Verulam Twp. 1. miles west of Dunsford on Hwy 36, Team of Palamino and Bel- © glan mares, four and six years, well broke, would make good wagon horses, 28 head of good Hereford cattle, 2- I.H.C. diesel | tractors, both No. 444 (good), J.D. baler 14 T., 2 snow blowers, rubber tired buggy, cutter with doors, full line of machinery and small qu. of furniture. Look for detailed list In the paper next week. Farm Sold. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. TUESDAY AUGUST 17 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- construction equipment, cars, trucks, real estate, property of DJCK REED EXCAVATING, Lindsay, 5 miles south of Lindsay on 35 highway, opposite radio towers, 74 Case 580B backhoe with extendahoe, rebuilt motor, 75 Case 450 bull- dozer with hydraulic relaufiers good condition, 76 Case 450 crawler loader 4 in one bucket, 77 International 1800 air tandem dump truck new box hoist and power take off good, 35' wind- tower mill, 44 army tank Bren- gun carrier, 90 hp. Mark || Ford, 74 Volkswagon Beetle, sunroof radial tires, rebuilt motor and brakes, tilt ramp float, tri axel tiit bed float, tandem axel tiit bed float, tri axel set, cement mixer, 68 Ford Ranchero, 25' inboard cruiser, Chrysler, Chriscraft engine 90 hp, sleeps 7, fibreglass, plywood hull, refrigerator, stove, excellent condition, 6) Case loader (no tracks) 68 Interna- tional tandem dump trucks, 70 Ski-doo, 53 Ford pick up, qu. scrap Iron, 10' x 50' mobile home for storage, needs repair, chain- blocks, Renault engine, coke cooler, air conditioner, other small items. REAL ESTATE: 3 p.m. Parcel I- 14 acre 30 site mobile home park, 16 sites occupled, fully serviced, Inclu- ding 400 x 150 ft. commercial highway corner, good reyenue. Parcel 2- 1.5 acres with 3 bed- room house and 3 bedroom apartment attached, good com- fortable homes, properties front on Stoney Creek, selling subject to severance and reserve bid. Terms 10 per cent at sale, bal- ance on closing. PROPERTIES MUST BE SOLD. For inspection of properties or cruiser, phone 324-9360. Note Times: 11 a.m. Real Estate; 3 p.m. No reserve on chattels business closing. Terms cash or cheque (with bank letter on equipment). Orval McLean Auctions, 324-2783 Lindsay. SATURDAY AUGUST 14 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. SHARP C. Tinline Auction Services Bowmanville Auction sale- 251 Simpson Ave. S. Take Liberty St. S. east on Baseline Rd., and turn first road on right. Selling with no reserve,. antiques, household articles and grunge. Partial listing: chest od drawers, antique wash stand, pind wood box, antique side chairs, blanket box, support posts, oak table, chrome tables and chairs, fire extinguisher, decoys, bikes, carnival glass, depression and other glassware. Open Wednesday 6:30 - 8:00, Saturday 4:00 till sale time. SATURDAY AUGUST 21 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- household pro- perty of BARB SIEBARTH R.R 4 Port Perry, 2 mile west of Prince Albert (3rd house east of Sunnybrae Golf Course). Refrig-. erator, heavy duty Maytag washer, Kenmore dryer, B&W TV, 2 electric stoves, water heater, bed chesterfield, chester- field and chair, roll-a-way bed, kitchen set, 60 year old dining room table and 4 chairs, Duncan Phyfe table and 4 chairs, dishes Including 6 place setting Limoge, cups and saucers, glassware, ceramic figurines, pots and pans, small appliances, child's desks, high chair, book- case bed, chairs, childs table and chairs, small tables, 2 lawn mowers, aluminum door, 200 gal. oil tank, 1976 Chev. - one owner plus many more usefyl items. Terms cash or good cheque. Lunch available. Auctioneers- Phil and Don Cochrane soso DID YOU KNOW? that home help and home maintenance can be obtained by seniors and those in special need by calling the Community Care . office weekdays 9-12 or 1-4? 965-8461. by Mrs. Mabel G. Cawker Nestleton Women's Institute The Nestleton Women's Institute met in the Community Centre on Wed- nesday, August 4th at 12:30 p.m. A delicious dessert luncheon was served by Mrs. N. Rohrer assisted by Mrs. R. France to the 10 members and 3 visitors present. President Mrs. L. Malcolm then brought the meeting to order with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. She read "Kawartha Kanticle'"' a poem by Alice Beacock Andringa and warmly welcomed all. Mrs. R. Davison was the pianist. Secreatry Mrs. R. France read the minutes and correspondence and gave the financial statement. The roll call - "Name an Indian tribe and its Reserve Area" proved most interesting. Some members related family stories of early settlers dealings with local Indian tribes. A card was signed for a former member who is ill. Business Plans were made for the Blackstock Fair exhibit which is a history of Nestle- ton Community Centre. Committee in charge are: Mrs. Don Frew, Mrs. Richard Davison, Mrs. Grant Thompson and Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm. A cup and saucer is to be pur- chased for Lyn McDiarmid - a 4-H Honours winner. Members were reminded of "Food for all Seasons' - Mrs. Joe Wygerde and Mrs. Allan Beacock are to attend the Adult Leaders workshop on September 2. A short course series offer- y ed to individuals free of charge is "Sewing for your child'. The introductory session is being held at Maple Grove on Thursday, September 23rd at 2:00 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. There are 4 sessions. Session 1 and 2 are T-shirts (knit fabrics), Session 3 Sleepwear, Session 4 Jumpers and Overalls. Anyone is welcome to attend and learn new sewing techniques that save time. Programme After a short sing song - citizenship and world affairs convener, Mrs. Don Frew presented the programme. She read an excellent paper on A.CW.W. telling of its here in Ontario. She also informed members re-the founder of the Women's Institute - Mrs. Adeliade Hunter Hoodless. Mrs. Robt. France read "Do your own thing" and Mrs. Norman Rohrer followed with "The World is Mine". The programme concluded with Mrs. Frew reading "Memories of an Autograph Boo in Mrs. Bruce Heaslip and Mrs. Grant Thompson both expressed appreciation to those responsible for the interesting program and delicious dessert luncheon. The meeting closed with "O Canada'. The September meeting will be held on the 1st at 1:30 p.m. - Mrs. Fred Dayes and Mrs. Lorne McKee convening same. A cordial invitation to all the neighbourhood ladies to come and join us. Caesarea Euchre With a fair attendance the results of the Wednesday evening card party sponsored by the ladies' auxiliary are as follows: First prize went to - Eva MacDonald with a score of 82. Second prize winner - Linda Hughes with 78. Penny Pettinger was low with a 40. A good evening out and lunch and a social hour are enjoyed after cards. Next Wednesday eve. as usual for a friendly get-to-gether at 8 p.m. at the Caesarea Hall. Nestleton United Church Regular service was held Sunday morning, August 8th - with a smaller attendance than usual - due to holiday time for many folks. Rev. Dale Davis chose as his excellent message theme - "Strength in Weakness" based on 1 apd 11 Corinthians. A trio rendered "Be Still, My Soul" from Psalm 46 - sung to the tune "Finlandia." The annual Nestleton Cemetery Decoration Service will be held Sunday, August 22nd at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Harry Atkinson - the guest speaker. Soloist - Mr. Norm Watson of Port Perry. Organist - Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm. Interesting News Family Visitations John and Carol Doyle, Karen and Tracy of Nestle ton, had two interesting excursions during holiday time - the first to Niagara Falls taking in the highlights such as Marine Land etc. The following week they spent some time at Canada's Wonderland enjoying both experiences very much - the Wonderland is a "gem of a place" with plenty to see in the line of scenery but a bit on the expensive side for a family. Mrs. Dorothy Chapman, New Liskeard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Nestleton has been spending some time in the area visiting her parents, sisters and brothers, and this past weekend visited her Young Borelian cousin Kathleen Mallett of Hamilton. Earlier, Dorothy and a teaching friend from New Liskeard, had a very pleasant holiday trip to Nova Scotia. Norm and Bernice Mairs, Nestleton, attended an enjoyable corn roast at the home of Alvin and Trudy Souch, in the Newtonville area recently. Family members and neighbours were on hand for the occasion. Bernice's brother and wife, Lewis and June Kent from Sundridge, Ontario spent Sunday night with Norm and Bernice. They were en route to Ottawa and other parts of Ontario visit- ing relatives. Paul and Pat Chapman, Tommy and Jennifer of Callander, were Wednesday dinner guests with grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Nestleton. Paul's mother, Dorothy Chapman was present as well. Paul Dearborn, Scugog Point - spent two "terrific" weeks as guest of Mike Garber in Connecticutt, U.S.A. on the Lions Youth exchange - then Mike came back to Ontario the guest of Paul for a two week period. The Dearborn family warmly thank the Black- stock and District Lions Club for making this possible - a great learning experience. Reunion Held The annual Emerson- Creed reunion was held at Emerson Beach, August 1st. Those in attendance for the marvellous occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Creed, Barrie, their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davidson and daughers Martha and Kathy - and sons David and Angus - all of Toronto. Their daughters, Jane Turnbull and son Rob from Shelburne, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Creed and daughter Madelena from London, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Emerson and son Mark from Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Merv. Bird, Brooklin, and daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Gant, Elizabeth and Willy, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Don Stutt and daughter Jane Ellen, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Witherley and sons, Stephen and David, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Emerson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Emerson Brick and Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Greg Emerson, Toronto and Douglas Emerson and Miss Tracy Sheehay, Toronto. A fine get-to-gether for members of the family. Sympathy The Nestleton community will be saddened to hear of, the sudden passing of Mr. Ernest Freer this past week - a former resident of the Nestleton area. He leaves to mourn - wife Daisy - son Peter of Halifax and two daughters Joyce and Betty, Toronto. Caesarea Community Church A great attendance on Sunday morning - 11 a.m. at Caesarea Church. Rev. W.H. Crawford conducted the service using as topic, '"The End of Things at Hand taken from 1 Peter 4: 1-11 Mrs. Bonnie Balingal presided at the organ. A cordial welcome to attend next Sunday - the friedly country church. Nestleton Presbyterian Church The usual congregation on Sunday morning at 10 a.m. Rev. Fred Swann continued with Romans 12 - using as his text, "Be not conformed to this world, but be ye trans- formed by the renewing of your mind". A mixed quartet composed of Missies Peggy and Alison Scott, Mr. Stan McNeely and Rev. Fred Swann, sang the beautiful "The Old Rugged Cross" much enjoyed by the con- gregation. Note: There will be no services for the remainder of August - next service September 5th at 10 a.m. Western Weekend Many from this area attended the 3 day Western Weekend in Port Perry with the variety of activities for young and old. Each of the 3 days carried special events - a most successful show once again. Congratulations! to the hard working committee. Phone in an item of interest for next week 986- 4715. Thank you. Seagrave area news by Sharron Fisher Congratulations to Harvey and Patti Williams who are the proud parents of another baby boy. Cheryl Simpson and Cindy Fisher returned from mini- vacation at Lake Simcoe. Too bad the weather wasn't too co-operative, girls! We hope Dean Fisher has a speedy recovery from in- juries received while attempting to jump over a sand pile on his bicycle. It does take a while for a broken collar-bone to heal though Dean! Mr. and Mrs. Pete Metheral attended a family barbecue at the home of Ron Butchart in Scarborough on Saturday. Please call Marilyn Beacock at 985-3595 with next weeks news items. INSTANT PASSPORT PHOTOS Ready while you wait. PORT PERRY STAR © 235 Queen Street 985-7383 s present Western A western 'tongue-in-cheek' comedy called Five actresses are seen here during the Saturday afternoon Gold Nuggets was performed on four occasions during presentation. t the Western Weekend activities. The young actors and LOR SN < M ' a ' ' Ald 0) ., «.. ~ - r i LJ ! vr. 94 $ ji EWN Ske . a's tt yl . - - » CYS ENR ag WE TUR [ES "a=