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art alin PRL ar by Patty Williams Over the holiday season many of us gathered with friends and family to share in the Christmas spirit and bring in the new year. The Christmas Dance this year sponsored by the Sea- grave Parks Association was particularly successful. Don- ations of prizes by a number of groups in the area added to the fun and excitement. Following is a list of prize winners with donors in brackets: Ray Abraham (Mariposa Mens Ball Team); Marilyn Puckrin (Seagrave Interiors); Al Dunlop (Turkey Power Ball Team); John Vernon (Sea- grave Country Store); Wayne Peyton (Seagrave Turkey Power); Jackie Boyle (Irwin Smith Music); Marilyn Durnford (Seagrave Parks Association); and Rick Trotter (Uxpool). Wayne Addison was the lucky winner of a black and white TV in a special draw. The Christmas Party for the preschoolers in the area was held on Monday, Dec. 20 and quite a few little ones in the area attended. While the children enjoyed refresh- ments this year, play groups was discussed and a new format was planned. We will be setting up the schedule and the number of members is limited so if you have a child starting school in Sept- ember and you are interest- ed in joining, please give me a call this week at 985-2453. On Tuesday, Dec. 21, we had the pleasure of attending the Christmas Concert put on by Immaculate Conception School in the church hall. Following the delightful and entertaining program, coffee and cookies were served. Real Estate 7500 Real Estate Limited, Realtor to see this home. will hold the mortgage. 286 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-8041 -- 985-8151 Office Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. PORT PERRY 4 bedroom, 2 storey home, main floor family room with fireplace, full basement, 3 baths, double attached garage, large lot. Just reduced to $86,900 with excellent 11% financing. Call David Tripp today to see this home. LAKE SCUGOG 2 bedroom waterfront home, woodstove in living room, nice lot, fully insul- ated. Listed at $35,000 for a quick sale. Call now LAKE SCUGOG 3 bedroom waterfront cottage, nice lot, good sand beach, excellent ice fishing and snowmobiling. Listed at $34,900 and owner $47,900 3 bedroom brick bungalow, full basement with fireplace, 75 x 200 ft. lot with view of Lake Scugog. This home is priced to sell quickly so call today for your appointment. SEAGRAVE AREA 2 acre hobby farm, barn set-up for horses, 2 bedroom bungalow, full basement, needs some work. Listed at $44,900 but vendor will consider offers. SPACIOUS OLDER HOME 4 bedrooms, 172 baths, large family kitchen with walkout to backyard, separate dining Aoom, combination wood furnace, walking distance to downtown. Just listed at $62,900. See this home today. PORT PERRY 5 MILES 3 bedroom brick bungalow, partly finished rec room,-fireplace, 1v3 acres of land, access to water and docking» privileges across the road. Listed at $69,900. AFTER HOURS CALL: Marj Tripp.......... DorisClark .......... David Tripp ......... PamFis............ Ted Harvard ........ Stew Ford .......... 986-5314 985-7606 986-4247 985-3632 986-4673 985-8533 That same day, Ryan Williams celebrated his 5th birthday by having friends in for pizza and cake. On Christmas Eve, Imm- aculate Conception Church was crowded with wor- shippers who had come for the service. The beautiful carols and the enactment of the Christmas Story by the school children added to the ceremony. We were par- ticularly proud as our little boy, Sean, took the part of the infant Jesus while big brother, Michael looked on as one of the animals. After the lovely Christmas Eve Service at Seagrave United Church, Greg and Liz Smith hosted a little get together for neighbours and friends. Archie and Anna Walker were very pleased to have daughter, Marianne, her husband, Brian and sons, Corey and Jason of London for the Christmas weekend. Mrs. Stanley Venner's guests over Christmas included son, Tom and his wife, Lyn from Vancouver and their children, Gord, Auction Sales Orval McLean Auction Centre, R.R. 2, Lindsay - closed for the season. To consign estates, housefuls or large consignments, call the barn 324-2783 or office 324-0182. Seasons Greetings to the many wonderful people we have sold for and to, our buyers, customers and friends. Thanks for our best season ever and hoping to serve you in '83. Merry Christmas Happy New Year Orval McLean Family & Staff SATURDAY JANUARY 15 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of farm stock, im- plements, hay, grain, straw, and furniture, the property of HAROLD AND RUTH MEYERS, Lot 1, Conc. 2, Brock Twp. (formerly Thorah Twp.) 7 miles north of Manilla on Townline. 16 good Hereford and Charolais heifers, pasture bred In late fall to Charolais and Simmental bulls, Holstein cow, milking, Hereford calf (8 mos.) good 12 big . hens and laying cage, 3000 bales of hay, qu. of loose straw, approx- Imately 15 ton of mixed grain. IM- PLEMENTS: I.H.C. tractor W 4, M.F. baler No. 3,0watonna 10 ft. swather with Wisconsin motor (4 cyl), 10 ft. snow blower (fits on swather), 3 furrow ace bottom 1.H.C. plow, |.H.C. cultivator 8 ft., M.H. double disc, good rubber tired wagon and hay rack, 5 sec. harrows, dump rake, Kelly Ryan manure spreader, 2 wheel trailer, set of sleighs, 1000 gal. water tank, large antique wooden creamery churn, slush scraper, Whetmore 6° hammer mill, Woods oat roller, hammer mill belt, one of the first precision chain saws (handle on both ends) wooden vise, 1975 Yamaha snowmobile, small feed mixer, large quantity of small goods, portable saw mill (PTO driven), 2 saws, one shingle saw blade, NOTE: saw mill is in good work- Ing condition) 8" planer, drilling rods, power greasing machine, forge, sausage press and grinder, and much more. FURNITURE: gramaphone, 1931 and 1937 stereo sets, quantity of household fur- niture. Farm sold. Terms cash. Sale at 11:00 a.m. (two sheds avallable in case of bad weather). Lunch available. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Phone 705-357-3270 or 745-8470. Jn WEDNESDAY JANUARY 19 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Holsteins Auction sale of registered and grade fresh cows and heifers, also bred, open heifers and calves, at Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including fresh 2 year olds by Majesty, Starlite, Prince with high record dams with over 200 per cent BCA. Some tall fan- cy young cows for 1983 shows, also good 4H prospects. Con- signments now being taken for this sale. Please call Lloyd Wilson, Auctioneers, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. Jn Seagrave and area news Dana and Tom Jr. Mrs. Venner had just returned from Wainwright, Alberta where she attended the wedding of her daughter, Beth and visited with grand- children, Matthew and Emma. Over New Year's weekend, Mrs. Venner's daughter, Rae and her children, Barb, Robyn and Jim and his fiance Carol visited from Niagara Falls. Miss Emily Smith cele- brated her 8th birthday last week with a party at her home. The first meeting of the U.C.W. for 1983 will be at the home of Phyllis Wray, Jan. 12 at 8:00. Roll call is to be answered with your fav- ourite saying about 'time.' Please call Marilyn Beacock at 985-3595 with yours news for next week. Roaring TL PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 4, 1983 -- 25 by Viola Johnson On Thursday, December 23 at 7:30 the candellight and white gift service sponsored by the Sunday School and the youth groups was greatly enjoyed by a full church and a financial success. The pro- gram was excellent. The choir sang two lovely Christmas numbers. he youth groups and the Sunday School provided an excellent program. The Christmas spirit ran through the whole program of all kinds of in- strumental music, singing, and a varied program. We were pleased to have Rev. Linstead and Mrs. Linstead there both looking well and happy. On Sunday, Dec. 26 at the church hour we were very happy to have the choir with us. They sang two numbers of Christmas music. Miss McLean was in charge of the Manchester news service. We were glad to see her and her mother back from their holiday looking well. We had visitors from Kingston, Andrew and Mathew Dier grandchildren of Rev. McKay and Mrs. McKay. We had a former choir member and soloist home for the holiday and at church with her husband baby Jennifer and parents, formerly Jessie Oosterlo. We were certainly pleased to see Jim Jessie and baby Jennifer again. We had a large congregation and a lovely church service follow- ed by lunch afterwards. All voiced a Happy Christmas Day with their relatives and friends. Our community was sad to hear of the terrible loss suffered by the Island people in the death by accident on Sat. Dec. 18 of a young man John Jackson Kane. - x 2 ) MORLEY BRUCE Res.: 985-2528 REM Ve 985-7361 <= Scugoy realty iimited 89 ACRES - 20 acres workable, remainder mostly hardwood and birch. Sunderland area. Asking $64,000. $65,000.00 - 3 Bedroom brick bungalow with attached double garage on one acre. Seagrave area. $39,900.00 - 3 Bedroom aluminum clad bun- galow, on large country lot, 2 walkouts to large deck, stone stove setting. PORT PERRY - 3 bedroom home close to down- town, large lot, zoned commercial. Call today. 10 ACRE LAKEFRONT - Truly a rare property, approximately 260 feet of lakefront. Shelter and outbuildings. Ideal retreat. Asking $54,900. A GUY LATREILLE Res.: 985-8192 QQ) DON HARPER Res.: 985-3159 55 Offices PORT PERRY NORTH - 50 Acre Hobb up with 14' x 50' silo with unloader. 1Y2 storey 3 bedroom home with t Asking $130,000 with terms. 4 ACRES - West of Port Perr Call for further information. throughout Ontario 144 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-7361 JANETVILLE - 50 Acre Hobby Farm with good sandy loam. Ideal for the horse lover. Y mile training track, 9 box stalls, fenced paddocks. 1Y2 storey 3 bedroom home, country kitchen with walkout. Brick fireplace. Asking only $79,900. y Farm, 2 highway frontages, beef set- Automatic feeder, heated water bowls. wo 3-piece baths, finished family room. y with aluminum-clad home. Asking $59,900. RETR TAG 378 LAER 5 PT AA RN ams ii liam om Na omy PARP - gry Arn Ave bY; . 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