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i i] § ET There were bemused smiles and looks of amazement on the faces of Scugog Township coun- cil Monday afternoon when Sam Provenzano told them what he thinks of local zoning by-laws. He's the owner of Frank's Re- staurant in Caesarea, and he's been having a running battle with the Township over a by-law which forbids him to use live bands as entertainment at his establish- ment. y Armed with almost a dozen YMCA floor hockey In Junior Floor Hockey action at Immaculate Conception Catholic School on Monday, February 22, 1988, the Port Perry Blue Jays played an excellent game to beat the Beige Flyers by a score of 11 to 9. When the Beige Flyers put the pressure on to tie the game, the goaltending dual of Jamie Sauter and Martin Van Ravenswaay were able to keep the puck out of their net. Jeff Gunn was the sharp shooter for the Blue Jays by get- ting 7 goals past the goaltenders for the Flyers while Jamie Sauter, Chris Langford, Evan Bertrand and Martin Van Ravenswaay got one goal each. For the Beige Flyers, Adam Jones scored 4 goals and Kevin Pike 3 goals, each earning a hat trick while Mark Sauter and Steven Doan finished off the scor- ing with one goal each. In the net for the Beige Flyers were Jason Gunn, Mark Sauter and Eric Bird. Next game for the Juniors will be March 7 when they will host Blackstock while the games for the Intermediates and Seniors are cancelled until March 21 which is" the Monday after March Break. On February 23, the Port Perry Senior Floor Hockey teams visited the Blackstock teams at the Cartwright Public School. In the first game, the Blackstock Bruins beat the Port Perry Red Wings by a score of 5 to 3. Scoring for the Bruins were Paul Bycock and Danny Bycock with 2 goals each while Todd Moore picked up a single. Sean Sauter, Blair Prechitko and Mike Hepburn connected on one goal each for the Red Wings while Danny Brown and Mike Hepburn shared the goaltending duties. The second game of the night turned out to be a real thriller with the Port Perry Green Giants scoring 2 goals in the last couple of minutes of the game to win by the score of 5 to 4 over the Cart- wright Canadians. John Hall scored 2 goals for the Green Giants while Pat Smith, Kevin Pearce and Jamie Heayn connected on one goal each. For the Cartwright Canadians, Peter Simms scored 2 goals while Mike Leach and R.T. Ford assisted by getting one goal each. The goalies for both teams were great in their respective nets making the necessary saves when required. : In net for the Green Giants were Andrew Jones and Louis Whitfield while Kendal Chorostecki played for the Canadians. large posters on green and orange bristol board which proclaimed all kinds of alleged zoning infractions in the Township which are going un-punished, Mr. Provenzan spent the better part of an hour in ani- mated discussion with the coun- cillors. "If I'm breaking the law, what about all the others in Caesarea who are breaking the law t00,"he said in his heavily accented rapid fire English. He said there are repair shops in residential zones and school buses parked in the same zones. He even wondered why there is no sidewalk in front of the postal building. At one point, he said that if he can't bring live music into his restaurant, he might as well shut down because there are no cus- tomers. While most members of council sat quietly listening to Mr. Provenzano list his gricvanc- es, Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor tried to explain to Sam that the by-law forbids live bands. "The Township took you to court and a judge agreed with our by-law, and fined you $400," said the Mayor referring to a provin- cial court decision earlier this month, Area councillor Harvey Gra- ham said that the council over the . past year has attempted to nego- tiate with Mr. Provenzano in re- turn for the required zoning change. The Township wanted fencing put up along two sides of the restaurant and guarantees that the air conditioning in the place ~ was adequate so that doors would not have to be left open on hot summer nights when the bands were playing, PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 1, 1988 -- 43 Sam gives councillors a piece of his mind Counciiior Graham said the negotiations went nowhere and that's why the zoning was turned down by council. At one point, a couple of friends of Sam's urged him to re- consider negotiations for a fence around his property and Sam shook his head in ther negative. 'When Mr. Provenzano charged that liquor is available at the fire hall in Caesarea, Mayor Taylor angrily cautioned him not to make allegations he can't prove. : Mr. Provenzano told the council he is going to take his fight to the Ontario Municipal Board for the re-zoning for live bands. Following the conviction for breaking the zoning by-law earlier this month, Scugog Township has threatened to lay more charges if bands appear at the restaurant. And the judge has warned him that future convictions on this charge will result in the maxi- mum fine of $1,000. Tough luck for the Sportsland Juniors On Saturday February 20, Sportsland Juniors travelled to Campbellford, for the Prelims for the Provincials. Our first game was at 9 a.m. Sunday morning, against Mariposa. Mariposa were quick to score their 1st goal, but the Port Perry girls were not long in tying the game. All the girls played well, coming out of this close one, win- ning 6-5. Scoring for Port Perry were Michelle Beare 3 goals, Kelly Calloway 2 goals, Lisa Levy 1 goal, 2 assists and assists going to Sylvia Durward 3, Rachel Traynor 1 and Nicole Slack 1. The second game of the day was against arch rivals Whitby. This was a hard played game, with lots of penalties for both teams. Everyone played a good game, but unfortunately that wasn't good enough and the Por girls lost this one 10-7. Scoring for Port.were, Lisa Levy 3 goals, Kelly Calloway 2 goals, 2 assists, Michelle Beare 1 goal, Nicole Slack 1 goal and 2 assists each to Rachel Traynor and Melissa Moehring. Our third game came at the end of a very long day. Everyone was aware that Whitby was the team going to Sudbury for the Provin- cials. The girls seemed to have lost their edge for this game against the Pickering team, los- ing this one 7-3. Scoring for Port were, Michelle Beare 3 goa..., with 1 as...t each going to Kelly Calloway, Cindy Harris and Cathy Coutoulakis. Sunday, February 28 the girls had an exhibition game, with the Midget hockey team. The girls lost 7-1, but sure got lots of skating - practice. Thanks guys for coming out to play Ringette. Just 2 playoff games left in the season, but times or who we play are not known yet. AUCTION SALES -- SATURDAY MARCH 5 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale, quality furniture, antiques at Orval McLean Auc- tion Centre, Lindsay, the former Estate of the late CLIFF MAR- TIN, Fenelon Falls & other Estates. Restaurant tables 8& chairs, excellent 9 piece walnut dining room suite with cherry top, Pressback high chair, fantastic inlaid burled walnut 5 piece bedroom suite with unique mir- rors, walnut 3 piece quality bedroom suite, oak Morris chair, walnut hall table, 1890 lap desk, antique parlour cookstove, anti- que radios, antique dippers, small school bell, graniteware, pottery, jardeniere stand, 1860 stoneware crock, Wesley Bullen jug, scales, 1897 Peterborough calendar, many carved antique picture frames, 1892 print in carved frame, console colour TV, many books, set excellent Gunstock chairs, bed chesterfield, large heavy duty auto washer, oak arm chair, antique oak buffet, antique pine table, nursing rocker, large fridge with freezer on bottom, 2 new microwave ovens, modern bedroom suite, Waterfall bedroom suite, antique Spooled bed, antique dresser, homemade quilts, bookcase, mohair chester- field, oil lamps, excellent beige chesterfield, console stereo, wicker fernery, excellent 8 piece modern dining room suite with double Duncan Phyfe table, deluxe chrome set with swivel chairs, painting, treadle sewing machine, antique square dining table, antique round oak dining table, dehumidifier, lawn fur- niture, 8 place set Aynsley dinner- ware, 12 place set Meaken dinner- ware, 9 place set Royal Doulton Amulet' dinnerware-61 pieces, 1977 Ford Granada, 1978 Oldsmobile Delta 88, 1976 Oldsmobile, tiller, tools, 1976 Toyota 4x4 with é6-way Western plow only 55,000 miles, antique plates, milk glass, china, collec- tibles, bisque dolls. Don't miss this interesting sale. No reserve. Call now to list your sale. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783. SATURDAY MARCH 19 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale at Oddfellows Hall in Port Perry on Regional Road 2. Estate of the late GEORGE ED- WARD MITCHELL with large quantity of good antiques, carpen- try tools, army clothes, rifles, ap- pliances 8& much more. Watch for details. Pearce Auction Services 655-8073. M15 SATURDAY MARCH 5 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Farm Machinery, Swine & Household Furntiture Auction Sale the property of BRENT NESS, Lot 12, Conc. 10, Mara Twp. -- 2 miles north of Brechin on Hwy. 12 to Hwy. 169 -- 4 miles north to Udney, turn west second farm on north side (watch for signs). MACHINERY: Case 930 diesel tractor with snap-on duals; Case 930 Western diesel tractor with snap on duals; M. Farmall gas tractor; New Holland 273 Baler PTO; 1984 Int. 510 18 disc seed drill, grain, grass seed, hydraulic lift; Int. Vibra Shank 122' cultivator-trail; John Deere 5-16's trip beam fuel trail plough-hydraulic lift-on land or in furrow; 5 sections Allied Dia- mond harrows; John Déere 4-12's plough 3 pt.; M.F. 468 corn planter-fertilizer-trail; M.F. model 15 Grinder Mixer PTO; 1986 John Deere tandem disc 1112' trail: J.B.&D field sprayer 3 pt. 21' boom; Gihl hay conditioner PTO; Windraw turner-front mount; New Idea 2 row Picker Husker; 260 bus. Gravity grain box with 14 ton gearing; 225 bus. Gravity grain box with 10 ton gearing; Farm King 41'-6"' auger; John Deere 40 manure spreader- rebuilt PTO; Surge Vacuum Pump SP22; Viking stainless steel cream separator; Air Com- pressor; Mayrath grain auger 12°-4'"; M.F. 500 power washer; Farney electric weeder 240 amg ; Acetylene torches, hoses, gauges; Allied 24' hay elevator; Large quantity of hand tools; Power tools; Bench Grinder; Drills; 1969 Chev Caprice Super Sport Car- Loaded; Forks, shovels, chains and many other articles too numerous to mention. HAY: Ap- prox. 3000 bales of mixed hay (NO RAIN). STRAW: Approx. 1500 bales of Oat Straw. GRAIN: Ap- prox. 30 ton of mixed oats & barley. SWINE: 30 Sows in all stages of gestation-York & Duroc cross; Approx. 100 weaners to chunks 1 Duroc Hog. FUR- NITURE: Antique bedroom suite-4 poster spool bed; 2 dressers, high chest of drawers; odd table; cedar chest; wash stand; double wardrobe with mir- rors; Dining room suite-china cabinet, buffet, table-6 chairs; 2 complete sets of dishes; antique china; china; 2 oil lamps; antique wrench; 26" coloured TV; Anti- que pine baby cradle; Many other items. GUN COLLECTION: Glassfront 10 gun cabinet; double barrelled 12 gauge; double bar- relled 10 gauge; Single barrel Muzzle Loader 22 semi- automatic. Terms Cash. No Reserve. FURNITURE SALE AT 1 AM.; MACHINE SALE AT P.M.; PRODUCE & SWINE AT 3:30 P.M. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario -- (705) 324-9959 or 324-8311. The Auctioneer or Proprietor will not be held respon: sible for public injury, public liability, or property loss or damage in connection with this sale. Ma WEDNESDAY MARCH 9 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Mid-Winter Holstein Consign- ment Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ontario. Approx. 85 Registered 8 Grade females in all stages of lactation. Customer demand is for good fresh cows & young typy heifers. An opportunity to delete or upgrade your herd. For help with your sale selection contact Sales Office 705-324-8311; Sales Manager John Buckley 324-4017; Gail Snodden 357-3237; Cliff Lillico 439-2380. Carl Hickson Auc- tioneer 324-9959. NOTE : Complete REEDSVIEW DISPERSAL April 6th at 12:30 p.m. Next regular sale, Wednesday, April 13th at 7:30 p.m. M1 SATURDAY MARCH 5 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction sale of furniture & an- tiques for ELMORE BARKEY & the WHITCOMBES, Stouffville, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario -- including antique pine flatback cupboard, 2 antique wash stands, pine drop leaf table, harvest table with drawer, pine corner cupboard- new, pine dry sink-new, 2 oak wooden beds, dresser with bevell- ed mirror, brass bed, wicker rocker, writing desk, several wooden chairs, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table with matching buf- fet, antique blanket box, wicker desk, filing cabinet, several small stools, blue wash set, dishes, graniteware, oil lamps, crocks- 1 with blue: flowers, apple peeler, ink wells, hooked rugs, books, 2 clocks, Viscount freezer, Inglis dryer-2 years old, Woods freezer-4 years old, 20" lawnmower, garden tools, airtight stove, water pump, plus many other items. Sale managed 8 sold by Lloyd Wilson Ayctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852-3524. FRIDAY MARCH I SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- local business go- ing out of new appliance business including new refrigerators, 30" electric stoves, washers & dryers. Also consigned- round oak pedestal table-with 5 leaves, 9 piece dining room suite, wash stands. More details next week. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. ORVAL McLEAN AUCTONS - Consign Now to our spring machinery-vehicle auction - ac- cepting traciors, farm machinery, industrial equipment & tools, cars, trucks, recreation vehicles, boats, campers, riding lawnmowers, tools, motorcycles. Bring to barn or phone 324-2783 Lindsay or 324-0182 for pick up service. M 29 SATURDAY APRIL 2 Farm Sold Auction sale- Farm Machinery Sale, the property of KARL ZIM- MERMAN (Strawberry Farm Sold). A Massey Ferguson 265 diesel tractor with 236 Massey Ferguson quick-attach loader-1060 hours, Massey Ferguson 72 chisel plough, Massey Ferguson 3-furrow 14' bottom plough, Riebel bush hog, 7" Lucknow snowblower, large quantity of well kept farm machinery. More details later -- we are accepting consignments of machinery for this sale. Contact early for full advertising privileges. Don Corneil Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. M 8 SATURDAY MARCH 5 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. First in Our Spring Cow-Calf Dispersals at Lindsay Communi- ty Sale Barn, R.R. 2, Lindsay, On- tario. Dispersals for JIM ELLIS, R.R. 1, Omemee, Ontario. 19 mature Charolais 8& Simmental 103. Three Charolais & Limousin heifers due April. Dispersal for G. SMITH, R.R. 1, Ennismore, On- tario. 42 head of Charolais- Hereford & Simmental-Hereford cows due March, April, May. Limousin bull. Dispersal for FRED TINGEY, Washago, On- tario. 27 purebred Limousin cat- tle. 4 cows rebred for Feb., March & April. 10 calves, 2 bulls ROP, 4 bred yearling & heifers. Dispersal for MURRAY MEEK. 5) Charolais & Hereford cows, some with calves by side, remainder due March, April, May. Dispersal for HAMPTON FARMS. 60 Charolais & Limousin cross cows due April 8& May. This sale will be offering a good selection of well bred Beef Cows. Plan to attend. Over 200 cows - A chance to restock your herd. For further in- formation contact Carl Hickson Auctions, 'Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959 or 324-8311. Late addi- tions: JUNIOR BENNETT, Nor- wood. 4 Simmental cross heifers, rebred Limousin. For KEN BOYCE, Peterboro- 6 Pinzguer cows due March. Carl Hickson cows. Full blood Limousinbullex- | Auctioneer. M1 posed July 15. ADG-3.9 - Index | oo Ea JOBS CARS APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE PLUG INTO CLASSIFIEDS PORT PERRY STAR 985-7383