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ky Smorgasbord featured Court Lady Snowbird is b Nestleton-Caesarea News by Mabel Cawker 'Court Lady Snowbird L 1930 Meets The regular meeting of Court Lady Snowbird 11930 was held on Wed. April 5th at the home of Dorothy Lee, Nestleton, with 11 members and 5 guests present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The Bank balance was recorded. Thank you notes were read from Big Brothers, Timmys Snowarama, Childrens Wish Foundation, and Port Perry Com- munity Hospital for donations received from the Court. Letters wereread from the E.O.F.A. Ex- ecutive regarding the Convention to be held on April 28 & 29th at the Rock Haven Hotel in Peter- borough. There was a letter from the Hospital Auxiliary Spring Fair. It was decided: to send a donation. The banquet for Saturday, April 8th was discussed...for the Blackstock Curling Club, and - plans made, Bi There was a lengthy discussion on the upcoming Smorgasbord dinner to be held on April 21st at There will be ham, turkey, beef, baked beans, scalloped potatoes, salads, chili, meatballs, lasagna, and much, much more, as well as a variety of desserts. Tickets are now available by calling 986-5118 or 986-4854. Tickets are also available on the quilt draw to be held in November at the annual Bazaar. It was decided to donate $200.00 to the Eastern Ontario Provincial Assembly special project fund. This fund is to help purchase a special piece of equipment for the Princess Margaret Hospital. A. Yeo, District Deputy, and Walter Booth, then installed the new officers for the coming year. President - Irene Train, Vice- President - Shirley Jackson, Treasurer - Dorothy Lee, Secretary - Carol Doyle, Chaplain - Anne Lee, Warden Helen Robin- son, Guard - Marg. Jones. Congratulations! - Over the years Court Lady Snowbird has purchased dishes for the Nestleton Community Cen- tre kitchen. It has been noticed over the past year that many of fp mee disappearing. If anyone has bor- » rowed bowls or pots with a bit of" food in them.. intending to return them later...now is the time to do it. We would greatly appreciate it; if these things could be brought back to the Centre...or given to any member...who would be glad to hear from you! The next meeting to be held on May 3 at Marion Judson's home, Lunch and a social time was enjoyed. Spring Serenade A Success ° A fine attendance was on hand for the "'special" musical even- ing...held in Nestleton Communi- ty Centre on Friday evening last...with everyone in the mood for a pleasurable event! All enter- tainers were excellent... talented people with plenty of rhythm- melody-harmony - and they pro- duced quality music and variety plus! To me - music gives soul - some musicians have so much feeling...and the heart of a song is not its sound but its feeling or meaning! The Enterprising emcee Rick MacKenzie 'amused' the au- dience...he was a 'knock-out' with his wit and humour...always ready for another joke or story! To top off the evening doughnuts and coffee, tea or pop was available...and the entertainers usy wi a bit . PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 18, 1989 -- 47 14 enjoyed lovely refreshments, buf- fet style...after the show. - We congratulate the able com- mittee...composed of Barb Weir, Yvonne Priebe, and Janice MacKenzie...they did a super job of making all the arrangements! This delightful entertainment was sponsored by the Nestleton United Church. General Meeting of UCW With a fair number attending on a rainy night...the meeting was held in Nestleton United Church, with president Jean Williams in the chair. The Afternoon Unit in charge of program and lunch. The brief worship period was presented by leader Mabel .Cawker entitled 'Spring' with . Neta Fish and Gwen Malcolm assisting. Lawrence Malcolm delighted all by playing his piano...which he and Gwen had purchased in Florida. He played old favourites and jazzed one up . too. Rest assured...Lawrence will be ready for the big time soon...he played awfully well! Our thanks to him - - for helping, The business period conducted by president Jean Williams with many items. of business to ... discuss...a decision was reached to have the UCW outing next sum- mer, by having a dinner in Lind- "\oF CIR WIS a 0 3 mo TN ing Gi at Be Ret Wht 0% 1d h spring say, and a play at the Academy Theatre. Also, some plans were made re- the Smorgasbord to be . held May 5, in Nestleton Com- munity Centre. Jean introduced the guest speaker Intern Minister Norma Seli,..who brought to the UCW members, many wonderful thoughts to do with..."What Shar- ing Means." Our warmest thanks to Norman for his splendid message! He was thanked by - leader Mabel and presented with a gift! iE ; An enlightening evening of fellowship closed by all joining hands...repeating the Mizpah Benediction. All enjoyed the tas- ty lunch prepared by. the after- noon group. Barb Weir voiced the appreciation! rk Family Interests' Erin Malcolm, small daughter of Glenn -& - Arlene Malcolm, Nestleton, is a winner again! We congratulate Erin for placing 3rd "with 85 percent in piano,..at the Oshawa Kiawanis Music Festival on Wednesday, April 12: Marlene: Bannister and friend Roy Fitzgerald of Peterborough, visited: with. Mrs. Neta Fish, Blackstock, on Monday, and they enjoyed dinner at Haugen's Chicken Barbecue at Manchester. sadness wi the Nestléton Community Centre. these dishes have been slowly , (Turn to page 53) TION S ATR A MONDAY EVENING : "MA 5 \ 2 I SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. 5 Forty Sadie Horse &° i] Tack Auction "Lindsay Community Sale Barn "'R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. "Tack 7:00 p.m.- Horses 8:00 p.mi. For consignments or further in- formation contact Leslie or Bill Eflins 705-324-0724. Sale managed & sold by Carl:Hitkson Auctions, Reaboro, 'Ont.! 705-324-9959. Sale night 324-2774. Car' Phone 705-749-7084. ¢ A 25 SATURDAY, APRIL 22 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M, Exceptional Antique Furniture . Auction Sale Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon 10 miles southeast of Port Perry Exceptional quality antiques, hilighted by 9 pc. ornately carved oak dining room sulte, excellent 6 pc. walnut bedroom suite (1926), , dressers, vanities, spectacular oak parlour chairs, sevéral Jaco- bian parlour tables, Jenny Lyn . lamp, washstand, rocking chairs, lots of antiques, collectables and ~ much more, "The Friendly Auc- tion" 263-8710 Steve Liptay -- "Garry Powell. ' SATURDAY, MAY 6 Annval Spring Draft - Horse Auction Hickson Sales Arena R.R.2 Lindsay, Ont. Equipment Sale 10 A.M. Horse Sale 12 Noon All horses and equipment welcome. For consignments or further information contact | Clarke Trent 705-953:9535 or Don Robertson 705:324-2409. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro Ont. 705-324-9959, car phone 705-749-7084. Se THURSDAY, APRIL 20 SALE TIME: 10 AM. Going ouf of Busirfpss WARD _" MACHIN & WELDING, CLAREMONT. Comn- plete shop machine, 75 fon hydraulic press,' "drill press, frietal roller; brake, _ etc. Int, 2 "dlesel tractor with hydraulic. | and rear fork __Ift, 74 Chev 4x4 With plow. Phone i» foe flyer or Seat AGI OR. 1" VAL MclEAN AUCTION, Barry 'McLean ayctionder, 334.2763, KA F Bw Bh] " O88Y +, ation grit A , oipment," tools, In- . cluding we ore, Feat mrilng : THURSDAY, APRIL 27 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction Sale of farm machin for FRANK SEARS; Leaskdale. | Take Durham Rd. No. 1 (7th Conc.) north of Uxbridge to Leaskdale. 1st farm north on west side. SALE INCLUDES: No. 255 M.F. diesel tractor with No. 236 quick attach. 1dr., 800 hrs. (like new) plus manure fork, M.F. No. 165 diesel tractor with hornet loader (2400 hrs.) (excell.), round * bale fork, N.H. No: 479 Haybine ¢ (excell), N.H. No. 310 baler with thrower (very little work, ex- cell.), N.H. No. 256 rake (excell.), 2 bale thrower wagons with Horst double .reach gears, 20° hay wagon, - 'New "ldea manure spreader with double beater, Lit- tle Giant 34' elevator with 1 hp. motor, 8° M.F. two way discs 3 pth., 3 pth. M.F. 3 x 12" plow, 10 spring tooth 3 pth. cultivator, 5 Bush Hog 3 pth. rotary mower, 7 scraper: blade 3 pth., gravity wagon, spike tooth harrows, chain harrows, 2 cattle feeders 20°, 4' x 18' auger, Dettson 7 snowblower, 3 round bale feeders, 2 mineral feeders, watertroughs, cattle oiler, stanchons, water bowls, barn fan, plus more. NOTE: farm sold. All machinery stored inside & In excellent condition. One wagon load of odds 8& ends so come early. Owner or auctioneer. not responsible for any mishap oc- curring to the public in conjuction with this sale. GARY HILL AUC- TIONS: Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 or-Mt. Albert 1-416-473-2138. THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 20 : SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Holstein Dispersal Complete Mabellene Dispersal for- KEN & ALINE MABEE, Schomberg, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge; Ont. 70- Head, Reg., Class., 0.D.H.I.C. Tested, 30 Cows, 40 Heifers in- cluding a (VG) daughter of Hilltop Hanover Blazer due April to Starbuck with 3y 336d 17796 743 4.17 percent (146-164) plus 13 plus 28 selling with her Apr./88 helfer by Typemaker, also a (VG) Med-. way Spotlight due at sale time to Rolarid. 15 due May, June & July. Soyar by pane : Je, Stylist, 'Starling. NOTE: This is 'a com- oi? hotebrad herd, ALL CAT-" TLE VACCINATED. It isan ex- tremely "dairy herd with well: ~ grown heifers 8 the cows have * ever been pushed for production. Sale' managed & fold: by Lloyd. + \WHson: AUSHONE:LId) UNDO) HEAD A RVGQ8TA52457 EL i ap Ak ae ¥ SATURDAY, APRIL 22 . SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. iv. Glving up Farming Farm Machinery The property of ULRICH & CHRISTO HAHN, Lot 19, Conc. 2, Alnwick Twp. 3 miles east of . Roseneath - from Hwy. 401 north on Hwy. 45 to Roseneath - 3% mile east. Case 1370 tractor 160 HP ful- ly equipped 2406 hrs. Zetar diesel tractor 4 x 4 -- 6' loader - 400 hrs. - new In 1986. New Holland 495 12° Haybine, Vermeer 605. F round |" baler. A-C 2313 disc harrow with wings. New Idea Uni-system, Hydrein 19 tine stone fork. Terms: Cash. No Reserve, Lunch Available. Sale at 12:30 P.M. Sale Managed & Sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario -- Phone (705) 324-9959 or 324-2774 -- Car Phone (705) 749-7084. The Auctioneer or Proprietor will not be held responsible for public in- jury, public liability, or property loss or damage in connection with this sale. As THURSDAY, APRIL 27 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Monthly Machinery Auction Hickson Sales Arena R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. M.F. 3165 Industrial tractor & loader, M.H. 30 Row Crop tractor, Minneapolis Molirie Model 4 trac- tor, John Deere 440 Industrial tractor & loader, A-C 190 XT diesel tractor, M.F." 144 4-16's auto-reset-semi-mount plough, A.C. 5-14's trip beam plough - new points, new shanks. A.C. 12'. dou- ble disc., Century fleld sprayer - 2x45 gal. saddle tanks - 28' boom. Int. 800 6 row corn planter - fer- filizer & insecticide box - 30" spac- Ings. White 253 disc. 14', John Deere 3 beater forage box & 10 ton running gear, Johh Deere model spreader, M.F. 160 spreader, Tri- ple K 9 cultivator, A-C 7' power mower 3 pt. Mott flail mower 5'. Danuser posthole digger, Int. manure spreader PTO, Steel drum roller, Krause 12' disc., Int. corn planter, Case 5 furrow "plough, Int. 155 manure spreader, ad squeeze, 3 pt. field sprayer, M.F. side rake, Int. 45 Vibra shank cultivator, many ather "Items. This list subject to addi- , tions or deletions. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Salé at 1:00 p.m, Sale "managed & Sold by Cr Higkson boro, H 3 Ont. he UA <A i EAA I +4 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Lindsay Community Sale Barn R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont, Contact Wayne Telford -- 705-292-9531. Contact Pat Quinn.653-2018 or Dave Denyre 653-3660. Sales managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro,. Ont. 705-324-9959. Car .. Phone: 705-749-7084. . WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 19 SALE TIME: 6100 P.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction sale of furhifure & an- tiques for the TIM CLARKS, Markham, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., in- cluding an Immaculate 9 pc. Chip- pendale style Mahogany dining room suite (chairs pettipoint), set of 6 press back chairs, 1 pc. Flat Back Cupboard; 2 board top table, Flat Back Cupboard (2 pc. & open), 4 harvest fables, oak chair, Armoir, oval drop leaf table, ple cupboard, brass bird 'cage, dehumidifier, 2 magnifying lamps, antique ¢&r lamps, wicker baskets, |elly pot, bells; knife box, granite bed pan, washboards, Cranberry Mary Grégory pitcher _ & 6 glasses, 1904 tooth pick holder, Bice frames, "¢rocks,; cluding lue' Flower W.E. Welding, Brantford, wodden - golf "clubs," trunks, brass potPmilk can, toilet sef, kettle, hand' painted vase, good anfique glassware & china: Depression; n'/ Souvenirs,' ¥ plus "many GigE Ifents. Sale' Tioyd Wilsbit: gn Si Ia Day Ae' ar hob Fk TIO AS Hi het Cal | A gh Y ery f} "418 fo Tope " I ERA EBA 2 ITE 3 SCA 2X BAR i ad ~ 2 F4 J. (2 Including Nigh, "Noritake, ' cups 8 saucers, Célléctor plates" Including JohA Wayné'& Hibbel, | + SPRING STOCKER SALES FRIDAY, EVENING ; "He ; : ooo APRIEY : c WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 |... SALE-TIM ro PM. - - Auction Sale for the Estate of Leo Blueman, selling at the farm on Scugog island, 1-mi. north of Contact Carl. Hickson | Hwy. 7A, then % mi. east, In: 705-324-9959 or Sale Barn 324-2774. | cluding Ford 8N Tractor, J-D 112 : Garden Tractor with mower & : snowblower, rototiller; WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 lawnmower, older Ford 5 -ton SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. truck, 2 furr. plow, Ferguson Peterborough & Victoria mower, rake, harrows,. single Cattlemens Stocker Sale plow, 3 pt. cultivator, manure Lindsay Community Sale Barn | spreader, 3 pt. mower, scrap, lumber, firewood, flat hack cup- board,.. chairs,. table, . cement blocks, plus many other items. Sale at 5:30 P.M. Sale managed & , THURSDAY. MAY 4 sold: by Lloyd Wilson Auctions 'SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. Quinte Cakienions Shwcuey Sale Hoard's Station Sale Barn FRIDAY, APRIL 21 R.R. 5, Camphellford, Ont. SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. :- + Cornell's Auction Barn -- Refinished oak sideboard (with mahogany vanity, walnut tea wagon, oak drop :leaf tables, walnut , what-not-stand, . 6%: pine storage cupboard, 5 refinished dining room chairs, oak dressers & chest of drawers, cedar ches}, round oak pedestal table; almond frost-free.. refrigerator & mat- ¢hing 30" stove (like new), wicker -baby carriage; oak library table, 4 ice cream parlour chairs 8 table, copper bollers, small pine table, Victorian chesterfield, Cap- tains chairs, wall clocks, modern storage cabinets, 4 drawer metal filling cabinets, walnut coffee 8 end tables, oak hall seat; 15 cu. ft. freezer, small oak desk; 1986 19' Prowler tandem axle house traller with air conditioning, awn- ing, aerial (like new: condition), ' traller to be sold at 8 p.m.; quan- tity of-china & glass and collec-: table items. Don Cornell Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. yo i SATURDAY, APRIL 22 ! "SALE TIME; 11:60.AM. .. Property of the late MRS. . MERCER on Malin _Streé} in: Orono. Antique fUrnifiré, pihe cupboards, oak buffets, chester... fled en ugs pine fio és, oll: amps, dishes, , din room SUijer ping im ie cane rocker: oh Met set Sllcner. ! , IT. ' QZ To Einck, dramNers ough! Hb 4 TORY @ ag Lont Endwell diet J &f SVL ASIDE 03 ae yal ales | A 0 ta 4 = mirror), refinished side-by-side, | THURSDAY, MAY 4 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. . EVENING AUCTION 471 Selling farmimachinery.cattle 8a 1977 Corvette car; the proper- ty. of JACK & KAREL' NOT- TINGHAM, R.R. 1, Nestleton. 3rd farm west of Nestleton on 7A Hwy. or 7 miles east of Port Perry on 7A. M/F 274 4 WD tractor (925) :hrs.),- M/F' super: 92 Combine, "M/F 10" "double disc., 'Int.- W-4 tractor with:new tires, Int. 16' - 3 furrow trip beam plow, Int. 175 manure spreader, Case manure spreader, 7"-tractor blade, show ' blower; Turnco 225 bu. grain bin on trailer; 16' hay wagon, Fair- banks Morse hammermill, cattle head gate, 180 amp. Lincoln welder, road drag, fence posts & rails, misc. steel, 1500 bales of hay (some 2nd cut) electric fencer posts & wire, burdizzos, 200 gal oil tank, 1977 Corvette car with new "motor, sells. certified, 15' fiberglass boat with windshield, 16' aluminum boat with 40 H.P. Gala Motor, 16" Cedar Strip, anti- "que 'barber's chair.' and: other 'small items. Note time of sale 6:00 p.m.- Terms cash or cheque with 1.0. Owner and auctioneer will nat be responsible for acci- dent or injury In 'connection with this sale. Auctioneer: Don Cochrane 985-2788. M2 SATURDAY, APRIL 22 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Real Estate Auction Property of JAMES & TRACEY BROWN, R.R:1, Wood- ville, Lot 9, Plan 139.Fénelon Twp. corner of County Rd. 9 & Coric. 14 «Lot 20, Mariposa Twp. Directions . = Approx. 1 mile west of Cambray. 'See Signs. Featuring -- Complete- ly renovated: country school . house, spacious 2 bedroom home on large lot, approx. 210': 210. (1.02: acres), maple: hardwood floors throughout; Cathedral cell- ings and skylights & celling fans, i.upper loft and. den overlooking your' livingroom: steps off fo a large (12:x 20) .master-bedroom with. walk-in tloset, lovely brick 'mantle. and airtight stave set in ~ with bujit.in wood boxes, charm- ing new country. pine kitchen cup- boards, main: floor: laundry: full basement; oll furnace, targe new patio deck, (good;well &: loaded with - country' charm: :-Rroperty 1:-must be sold: Preview: Saturday, ~ April 15 from fo 5 p.m. onby ap- -o]% polntment.: Terms: $5,000.00 + -d@posit day of sale batance on sliiclosing: Being s subject 49: low . reserve: Galvindahee Auctions, {RR.% Lindsay. Rhone Gambray QMAG00! OF ITA AMREW tan A 18 | SANE aol SIRES RD eat JA DS yeaygned | REE