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44 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 23, 1987 Carol June Maria, daughter of Fritz and Sheila Daritzer, graduated on June 11, 1987 with honours from the University of Western, Oritario witha B.A in 'Administrative Office Management. Carol is presently employed in Toronto with Bristol-Myers Pro- ducts Canada Inc. as an Ad- ministrative Assistant in the Pur- chasing Department. ~ Glen Kerry, son of Walter & Elva Kerry, R.R. 1, Port Perry, graduated May 28, 1987, from Kemptville College of Agricultural Technology with a diploma in Field Crops and Livestock Production and Management Glen 1s currently employed with Cananglia Farms Ltd, R.R.1, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dusty are pleased to announce the graduation of their son, Dean from the Univer- sity of Guelph, with a Degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Honours Program. Dean Dusty, is a graduate of Port Perry High School and has set up farming at R.R.2, Seagrave Ontario. Michael graduated from the University of Waterloo with first class honours and received the degree of Bachelor Gundry recently of 'Applied Science Engineering. In the Fall, Michael will be conti- nuing in Graduate Studies at the in Civil 'University of Toronto. Scugog Township grads | Korin Jacqueline Drew, daughter of Richard and Bobbie Drew of Port Perry, recently graduated from the Secretarial Arts Programme at Durham College. Korin is employed at George Smith Lawyers in Port Perry. Velvet Lynn Ross graduated from the University of Waterloo, on May 29, 1987, with a Bachelor of En- vironmental Studies degree in Honours Urban and Regional Plan- - ning. Velvet is the wife of Gerald Ross, Leaskdale, and daughter of Murray and Dorothy Linton, Prince Albert. She is currently employed with the Corporation of the Township of Uxbridge. . AN ENG ble took off. Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7K8. CRIME | STOPPERS CRIME STOPPERS Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the Public's help in solving a Hit and Run accident which occurred in Oshawa on Saturday, May 16th, 1987. At about 12:35 in the morning a car was stopped on a red light . on Bond Street at MacMillan. As the car drove away on the green light it was rear ended caus#ig about $8,000. The vehicle responsi- There were no injuries. The wanted vehicle is described as a Brown Chev Impala or similar car possibly a 1978 Model. It had extensive damage to the front including a cracked windshield. The driver was 25/35 yrs. with shoulder length brown hair and a moustache. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1, 000 for information leading to an arrest in this or any other Criminal Offence. Callers never have to give their 1 names or appear in Court. The Crime Stoppers number is: 1-800-387-8477 No charge for any calls including those from pay phones Sgt. Sandy Ryrie i is the coordinator of the Crime Stoppers Pro- gram. A Citizen Board administers the Crime Stoppers Programs of which there are now over 600 in North America. The reward money is raised through Tax Deductible donations which may be sent to Toronto and Regional Crime Stoppers (Durham), P.O. Box 54, Frank and Verna Smith, Lindsay (formerly Port Perry) are pleased to announce the graduation of their daughter, Linda Marion, from Queen's University, Kingston, with a B.A. Honours Degree. Linda is currently employed by the Ministry of Finance and Economics in Toronto. SCUGOG ISLAND WOMEN'S INSTITUTE" - by Connie Haigh, P.R.O. The highlight of the regular, June meeting of the Scugog Island Women's Institute was a very enter- taining & informative talk on Brazil. Mr. Gary Fitchett illustrated his talk on Brazil with slides which showed the enormity & beauty of this intriguing country. Surprising- ly; Brazil has many beautiful} buildings that are architectural, masterpieces. In.contrast, there is' the beauty of the jungle & the Amazon River. We were told of liv- ing conditions & farming in Brazil. One advantage for cattle farmers is that pasture is available year round . with no need for hay production. The business meeting was chaired by President Mary Ostrom. Members ~ were reminded of the Jumble, Bake & Yard Sale scheduled for July. The July meeting will be in the form of a Pot-Luck Supper at the hall on the fourth Wednesday of Ju- ly -- July 22nd at 6:30. THURSDAY JULY 9 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction s3le of well maintained farm machinery, the property of NEIL & BETH BROWN, Lot 2, Conc. 4, Thorah Twp., approx. 10 miles north of Manilla, '2 mile AUCTION SALES SATURDAY JULY 4 SALE TIME: 10:30 AM. Auction sale of furniture & an tiques, the property of DAN VAN DYKE, 235 St John Stree! inh the Village of Cannington (one block east of four corners) Moffat 2-door refrigerator 3 years old Almond. G E 4 burner stove 30 deep freeze approx 2! cu ft good ~ Simplicity automatic washer Moffat dryer. velour chesterfield 8 chair. green chesterfield A chair. antique parlour table Cohn electric organ & bench, antique chairs. coffee & end tables, Orien tal rug 8x11, quantity of dishes drop leaf chrome se! for 2, 3 piece modern bedroom suite, dressers single bed with mattress, table with drawer Harvest! type, hat rack. 2 vacuum cleaners, crystal ball & stand & much, much more Snow Flight snowblower 10HP-28"" 2 years, garden tiller, garden tools, approx. 10 cord of stove wood, Homelite chain saw XL12-3 years. 2137 tires with rims, extension ladder, cap for '4 ton pickup. hood for Camaro car, snowmobile stand, etc. Property Sold. Terms cash or cheque with 1.0. Lunch available. Reg & - Larry Johnson Auctioneers Phone 357-3270 JX SATURDAY JUNE 27 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale of machinery, tools & furniture for the Estate of the late HAROLD STROUD. 903 Beachpoint Promenade, Picker ing, selling at the property Take Liverpool Rd. south of 401 t¢ Bailey St. then west to Westshore Bivd . then south to Beachpoint Promenade (at Lake Ontario), in cluding J D. 420 dozer with loader. Ford Jubilee tractor with loader & backhoe. Ford 8N trac tor. 2 12 triple axle floats, boat & trailer. Chev % ton truck with flatbed. cement mixer, air com pressor, Craftsman welder, tran: sit, large quantity of tools in cluding. Snap On router. vise, paint sprayer. chain hoist, argle iron, firewood. cement blocks, 2 12° gates. wheelbarrow. 2 steel eye beams: 25°, quantity of scrap, Heintzman upright piano, Heint 1man apt. size plano. dining room suite. dishwasher, parlour table, china cabinet, hall seat, colour TV. rocker, round table, dressers. chests of drawers, quantity of dishes. plus many other items Lunch available. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd. Uxbridge 416-852-3524 "tents of THURSDAY JUNE 25 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. Almost 300 Evergreen shiubs, Spruce trees. 6:30 P.M. Complete con Lindsay home. Ap ptiances, furniture, some antique furniture, collectibles, Hoosier cabinet, old cupboard, antique rug, antique tables, old telephone chrome set, round dining table, Sanyo microwave oven-not 1 year old, chesterfields, dressers chests, recliner, Quasar console colour TV, lamp tables, quantity ald hardback books, lamps, chard organ, drop front desk & chair, White sewing machine & stand. couch, desk, 4 piece bedroom suite, beds, antique parlour chair office desk, wicker fernery, vacuum, Kenmore auto washer good, dryer, antique theatre pro jector, Pressback chairs, crocks, Toro self-propelled power mower with bagger, copper boiler, garden tools, other furniture dishes, tools etc. No reserve owner giving up houskeeping NOTE TIME: Shrubs 6 pm sharp. Furniture 6:30. To list your sale call 324-2783 Mclean Auc- tions, Lindsay. THURSDAY JUNE 25 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Machinery Auction sale of farm machinery, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., in- cluding Gehl 1400 round baler (ex- cellent), Gehl! 1090 haybine 9', N.H. rake with roller bar (like new), N.H. 7" haybine, 3 furrow plow-3 pt., M.F. 6 blade, 3 hay wagons, bale elevator, A-C side rake, packer, plus many other items. Consignments will be ac- cepted for this sale. If you wish to consign to this sale, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd, Ux- bridge 416-852-3524 'WEDNESDAY JULY 8 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale of furniture, anti. ques, dishes etc, the Estate of the late MRS. EDNA JACKSON {formerly the Goode Home), 222 Perry St. in Port Perry (north of four corners). Small Frigidaire fridge, G.E. stove 30"', small an- tique ice-box, number of crocks, copper boiler & tea kettle, 2 wicker chairs & 2 rockers, quan tity of dishes, some antiques. drop leaf table, jardiniere, wooden floor lamp, quantity of old pictures-large & small, 4 Windsor chairs, desk, Tiffany street type lamp, Boston rocker, 9 piece an- tique mahogany dining room suite, china cabinet has glass front & sides-good, round table with leaves, antique White treadle sewing machine, small electric portable machine, Pressback chairs, 3 piece antique Kroehler chesterfield suite-mohair, antique end table-rope type legs, oak hall tree, telephone table & chair- mahogany, hall table & mirror, sectional bookcase, small table with drawer, 4 piece antique bedroom suite, 2 cedar chests, bedside table, fireside bench, 2 piece antique bedroom suite, roll- away bed, antique dresser & bed, pine chest of drawers, antique parlour table, wash stand, wicker hamper, long fernery, wicker- 2 round wicker fernerys, top of flat- back cupboard, antique buffet, Bentwood chair, garden swing & chair, quantity of garden tools, new electric lawnmower & much more. Terms cash or cheque with |.D. Reg & Larry Johnson Auc- tioneers 705-357-3270. west or 2 miles west of Argyle, 1 mile south & '2 mile west, or south-east of Beaverton. MACHINERY: 555 Versatile tractor-1982-fully equipped, 3 pt., air, 4 hyd. valves, 4 wheel drive, Cockshutt tractor 1365-4 wheel drive-60HP-with loader & 2 stone forks, 1981 L2 Gleaner combine- diesel-hydrostatic drive-fully equipped, 6 row corn 'head- narrow-15' grain head, 1975 Ford Louisville tandem truck, 18' grain box, tarp, hoist, air brakes, good 1976 Louisville Ford truck-single axle, 18' grain body, tarp & hoist, air brakes-good, 1975 2 ton GMC- as is, 1975 Dodge 500 for parts, 7 furrow Wilrich plow-good, 6 row Vicon scuffler-2 years, New Idea corn planter, 6 row, 28-32" with li- quid fertilizer-2 years, White disc 25" 3 row corn scuffler, dump wagon PTO, Brillion packer 21', 500 gal. water wagon with 7 ton wagon frame, rubber tired wagon with 18' rack & 9x20' rack, Husky liquid manure tank with pipes, 200 gal. overhead fuel tank, diesel fuel truck tank, 2° gas water pump, metal tool box for 2 ton truck, 4' electric 12volt fuel pump, 2 snowmobiles. Numerous other articles. Owner giving up farm: ing. Terms cash or &h with 1.D. Lunch avaliable. Reg & Larry Johnson Auctioneers 705-357-3270 or 745-8470. J 30 iy ia wi SL in dl Tl tle | was Chu day | part this Sch yea min Mya sucl thei to Sep star