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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" RE i RB DAYCARE AVAILABLE. $80.00 per week, 3 yrs. and up. Excel lent references. 985-1300. BRICK WORK - Fireplace, chim- ney, etc. Licenced bricklayer, quality work, 15 years experi- ence, references available. Phone Gerry 985-3584. TYPING SERVICE - No job too small. Resumes, reports, thesis, statements. Office Over'oad let ters, etc. Reasonable rates. Hummingbird Word Processing. 852-9414. PROFESSIONAL Wallpapering and painting. Reasonable rates. Call Roy Povey 985-0940. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING and Ceramic Tile installation. 35 years experience. References. Gharles Newsham Painting. 576- 0688. Free estimales. DAYCARE - In my home Scugog Island. Large indoor and outdoor play areas. Lots of TLC, nutri- tious lunch and snacks. 985-4255 TYPEWRITERS, fax machines, ribbons, service and supplies for all makes and models. Jenkins Business 728-7591, 985-9783. ALTERATIONS, SEWING - 985- 7218. BCA TYPING SERVICE - Busi- ness / Personal, Word Perfect 5.1. Call Bemice 986-0653. LICENSED CARPENTER, cabi- net maker; kilchens, specialty \ cabinets, renovations, interior/ EIL \ exterior finishes. Call Lorne 985- WPA CON 9965. NAY TONS LTD. NN Box. 220, Greenbank, On: LOC 1B0O (416) 985-1068 : rf tod het katy Aad aie AR ERR ny RR a a | i 3 SE -- ae Sn Lo SE a SE 2 ou 3G] fil (=) sr SS on So Sa a He on 2 i a oo . SE > a a a AS Saad \(¢J EER ---- PRIVATE MORTGAGES - The place to go when your bank says no! Anubis Investments. 416-668- 7200 Whitby. MORTGAGE LOANS 7 FIRST & SECONDS at PRIME RATES 7 UP to 90% NHA MORTGAGES 7 EXISTING MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD ¢ VACATION and ALL OTHER PROPERTY 7 DEBT CONSOLIDATION «NO COMPLICATED INCOME or CREDIT REQUIREMENTS «+ POWER of SALE REFINANCES « REFINANCING of PROBLEM SITUATIONS «+ PERSONAL LOANS and LINES OF CREDIT FOR ANY PURPOSE LEASING: Auto, Boat, RY, Etc. For more information call: 571-2880 Raycan Financial Ltd. 215 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa, Ontario NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Claims against the Estate of Mil- dred Louise Hartney, late of the Township of Scugog, in the Re- gional Municipality of Durham, must be in our hands by January 28, 1992, after which date the Es- tate will be distributed. Dated: January 3, 1992. BAILEY AND SEDORE Barristers and Solicitors P.O. Box 1030 Uxbridge, Ontario L9P 1N3 Solicitors for the Estate of Mildred Louise Hartney NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the matter of the Estate of ERIC RAYMOND HURST. All persons having claims against the Estate of Eric Raymond Hurst, late of the Township of Scugog in the Regional Municipality of Dur- ham who died on or about the 11th day of December, 1991 are hereby notified to send to the un- dersigned on or before the 21st day of February, 1992 full particu- lars of their claims. IMMEDIATE- LY after the said date the assets of the said deceased will be dis- tributed among the parties enti- lled thereto, having regard only to claims of which they shall then have notice. DATED at Port Perry, Ontario this 15th day of January, 1992. FOWLER DAVIES Barristers and Solicitors 175 North Street Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1B7 Solicitors for:' Norma Adeline Hurst and Cathryn M. Hall LOST - DOG; downtown Port Perry, male sheltie, answers to the name of Fergus. Call 985- 7137. YOUNG BLACK & WHITE collie dog. 985-7820. Don't waste this space. Small ads pay! WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 SALE TIME: 5:00 P.M. Auction sale of furniture and an- liques for the Estate of Bill McDougall of Sunderland; selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., comer of HWY 12 and 47. TO INCLUDE: Oak dresser w/ mirror, oak parlour table, hi-boy oak dresser, press back rocker, vibrating chair (like new), 6 pc. dining room suite, 2 bedroom suites, colour T.V., linen, 78's records, cups and saucers, Sen- try safe, plus many other boxes full of dishes already packed for sale. Also store closing including large quantity of new toys, 200 Beta movies and 400 VHS jack- els. Sale sold and managed by: NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 985-1068. WEDNESDAY, - JANUARY 29 SALE TIME: 5:00 P.M. Auction sale of furniture from Mrs. Lorenza McCarthur of Blackstock; selling at NEIL BACON AUC- TIONS LTD., corner HWY 12 and 47. TO INCLUDE: oak extension lable, 6 dining chairs, flat back lop, gate leg table, organ stool, Li- brary table, sewing cupboard, smoker stand, setee, trunks, elec- lric single bed, Taylor safe (lg), oak hall bench, pine hanging cup- board, single drawer lamp table, washstand, oak bed and dresser, rocker, fridge, stove, violin, show- case, cup and saucers, Jardiner, Biswick Bird, cornflower pcs, crys- tal, Royal Doulton (Old Charle), Alabaster, wooden German girl, spoon holder, wheelbarrel. NOTE: There are many interest- ing collectables out of this Centu- ry 13 room home. Sale sold and managed by NEIL BACON AUC- TIONS LTD. 985-1068. SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. OUTSTANDING ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLE AUCTION Orono Town Hall (Main St., Oro- no), Viewing 10:30 a.m. Sale fea- lures an excellent offering of an- lique furniture in original & re- finished condition, with some rare & unique collectables (loys, glass & china, clocks & crocks, elc.) plus 3 guns & cross bow. Partial list to include oak sideboard, gold- en oak china cabinet (2 doors), lea wagon, oak desk, pine & oak dressers & mirrors, several brass & iron beds, Mason & Hamlin Co. pump organ, child's wicker doll carriage (c 1930), wooden horse on wheels (c 1900's), child's wag- on (wooden spoked wheels c 1900's), washstands, Bonnet chest, drop leaf tables, 7° parlour bench, pine chest of drawers, wicker sewing stand, spinning wheel (signed), wood weather vane (carved), wooden pig, Firkin, 7 carpet balls, Gilbert school house clock, oak Gingerbread clock, blanket & document boxes, 3 O'Neil Kewpies, old child's strol- ler & trike, rocking chairs (oak, press back, etc.), tin toy trucks, crocks, wooden sock stretchers, old child's pull toy (Hereford cow, ex. shape), old pictures & tools, oil lamps, plus a selection of fine china & glass, 2 silver inlay bowls (marked T. Eaton Co. Trophy) Ba- varian, Nippon, Flow Blue, De- pression & Cornflower pcs. with much more still unpacked. Guns include Stevens 12 gauge double barrel (model 335), Marlin 22 (model 81), Cooey 22 & Barnet Cross Bow & Scope (F.A.C. re- quired). This auction offers an opportunity lo purchase some rare & unique items, a must-be- there event for anyone interested in antiques & collectables. (next auction - Sun. Feb. 9th) Mac- GREGOR AUCTIONS, Mike Mac- Gregor 416-987-5402 Junior West 416-983-5556. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 - 10 AM HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Auction Sale for Mabel Irwin, Weston - selling at the Wilson Sales Arcna, 720 Davis Drive, Uxbridge. Items include: Colonial Chesterfield and Chair, Twin Beds, Drawers, Cedar Chest, Hall Table, Card Table and Chairs, Kitchen Set, Ext. Table, Telephone Table, 2 deep Freezers (1 apt. size), Air Conditioner, Humidifier, Hitachi TV, 2 rugs (11x22 & 7x10.5), Vacuum, Kitchenware, dishes, cups & saucers, ceramic dolls, figurines, qu. toys, Hockey and Baseball Cards, Aricns Snow Blower, complete satellite system, qu. of lumber, plus many morc items. Chest of THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 - 12 NOON HOLSTEINS Auction Sale of Holstein Cattle selling at Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including: fresh & springing cows and heifers, bred & open heifers. Full details next week. Anyone with inquiries or wishing to consign sale, please call. SALE MANAGED AND SOLD BY SENT AUCTIONS LIMITED R.R.2, UXBIRDGE, ONT. (416) 852-3524 (416) 852-9755 FRIDAY, JANUARY 24 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneil's Auction Barn. Walnut Duncan Phyfe double pedestal drop leaf table, walnut dining chairs, wall telephone, oak dining extension table, 6 oak dining chairs, oak office desk, mohoga- ny dinette table & 4 chairs, spin- ning wheel, tea wagon & glass tray, pine lamp table, Queen size Cannon Ball bed, Magic Chef 2 door white refrigerator (2 years old), French Provincial table & 3 leaves & 4 chairs, modern dress- ers & chests of drawers, antique beds, new 5 ft. Harvest table, 4 slenciled chairs, partial toilet sets, re-finished washstand, crocks coal oil lamps, buffet/hutch, 4 x 8 pool table, double box spring & mallress, Maytag spin washer, chrome kitchen suite, box trailer, single Skidoo trailer, 1989 Yama- ha Phazar snowmobile (3000 km), 2 single barrel shotguns, 2- 22 repeater niles, 10 HP. Snow- track 28 In. snowblower (like new), 225 Lincoln portable welder with cables, 1990 Dynapac 4 x 1 40 amp. air plasma culling ma- chine, 20 ton press, 2 ton floor jack, 2 sets of acetylene lorches, roll-a-way tool cabinet, 1 1/2 in. Makita drill, 1 1/4 in. air drill, 8 H.P. Briggs & Stratton engine (electric start), 16 H.P. Wisconsin engine (electric start), C.B. base sel, battery charger, grinders, air greaser, Qty. hand tools & misc. mechanical tools, Qty. interior doors. Tools at 6:30 p.m. DON & GREG CORNEIL, Auctioneers, R.R. #1, Little Britain. Phone or Fax 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE AUCTION 3 parcels of land in the Hamlet of Downeyville in Township of Emily, County of Victoria. These parcels are close to Country store, St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church & St. Luke's Separate School, 15 min. from Lindsay, less than 10 min from Omemee & 20 min. to Peterborough. Parcel No. 1 - An English style brick home, living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, country kitchen, 4 pc. bath, family room, full basement, hardwood floors, 2 car garage & small work shop, sold subject to reasonable reserve - Terms $10,000.00 day of sale, remainder in 30 days. Note: If parcel no. 1 sells, parcels 2 & 3 will be offered for sale. Par- cel No. 2 - Building lot 70 Fi. frontage by 223 feet deep on County Rd. 7 with an entrance permit available. Parcel No. 3 - Building lot facing Township road, 110 fi. frontage by 123 feet deep - Lots sold subject to low reserve bid - $5,000.00 down day of sale, remainer in 30 days. All parcels sold subject to sale prior to auc- tion date. Can be seen by ap- pointment. Call 878-1276 or evenings 799-6898 or 2 hours prior to sale or contact DON CORNEIL, Auctioneer, Phone or Fax 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale, 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. We are selling a large of- fice equipment business plus Es- sential Paper (a bankrupt estate) and Edna Ann's Fashions includ ing... 5 computers, executive desk & credenzas, Pitney Bowes 9120 mailing machine, IBM type- writers, sec. desk, dictaphones, printers, approx. 1 million ass't. envelopes, computer terminals, new sofas, loveseats, chairs, 10 30x60 desks, computer tables, round tables, $40,000.00 worth of office chairs, office supplies, mod- ular units paper towels, loilet- paper, upholstery fabric, bar fridge., while glass showcase, white L shaped reception unit, mannequin, wedding gowns, dresses, gloves and other wed ding related goods. VEHICLES... 89 Cavalier, 89 Dodge Dynasty, 86 Dodge Diplomat, 89 Buick Century, 79 Ford 4x4 pickup with plow, 83 Malibu, 84 Olds 98 Re- gency, 86 Plymouth Voyageur LE, 89 Ford Getaway conversion van with TV & VCR. Note time: 10 a.m. Viewing: 1-6 p.m. Fri. An excellent sale. McLEAN AUC- TIONS & LIQUIDATIONS. 576- 7550 686-3291. News from the Nestleton area " By Mabel Cawker Families in the News Edgar and Anne Emer- son of Nestleton spent two wonderful weeks in New- foundland recently, trav- elling on Christmas Day from Toronto Airport. While there, they had an enjoyable holiday with son Ian and Carolyn Emerson , who are on the teaching staff at Memori- al University in St. John's, Newfoundland. Edgar and Anne met a good many of Ian and Car- olyn's friends and co- workers, and viewed the highlights of the province. Allin all, a great trip. Had an interesting visit with Sam's sister, Grace Hastings of Port Perry on news day Monday last, be- fore returning home. Seven year old Alanna Holland of Cadmus, had an exciting birthday cele- bration on Friday evening when seven friends, her two brothers and grand- ma, Neta Fish, gathered at her home for supper and a party. She received lovely gifts and a feast of hot dogs, etc, topped off with a gorgeous birthday cake, which her mom had well planned. Our best wishes to Alanna for a happy year. The nasty flu is making the rounds throughout Scugog Township. If you are unlucky enough to de- velop it, go to bed, stay warm and drink plenty of hot fluids until you can see your doctor. Blue Ray Inspection Night Held Blue Ray Chapter, No. 238, Order of the Eastern Star, had a good atten- dance held in the Masonic Temple on Thursday eve- ning Jan. 9. WM. Laura Alton assisted by W.P. Don Alton, extended a warm, fraternal welcome to District Deputy Grand Matron Sister Jean Simp- SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. ESTATE SALE Quality furniture, antiques, Royal Doulton figurines, collectables, 1990 & 1949 cars at ORVAL McLEAN AUCTION CENTER - Lindsay. Property of ELDON BUCKLEY estate and MRS. A. HENRY (home sold). An interest- ing sale including beautiful dining room suites, gorgeous bedroom suites, oak curved glass china cabinets, buffets, secretary desk, marble top washstand, block front drop front desk, hall tables, oak buffet with leaded glass, antique weigh scales, Victorian setees, marble top lamp tables, many fan- cy carved tables, leather top ta- ble, square oak dining lable & chairs, Edison gramophone with rolls, set of 5 fancy balloon back chairs, collection of Limited Edi- tion prints, high back bed, old cupboard, small harvest table, wicker rocker, pressback rocker, old trunks, crocks, oriental rugs, clocks, Gone with the Wind lamp, banquet lamp, fancy lamp, qty. old books, Royal Doulton figu- rines, toby mugs, occupied Ja- pan, carnival glass, antique glass & china, Sears 4 hp. outboard motor, qty. tools, ladders, 1990 Pontiac Sunbird, 1984 Plymouth K-car, featuring 1949 Ford excel lent condition. Don't miss this in- leresting sale. ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS, (705)324-2783 Lind- say. ORVAL & BARRY McLEAN, Auctioneers. son of District 11, Whitby, who paid her official visit of inspection. She was es- corted to the East by Con- ductress Sister Bonnie Windsor. Other dignitar- ies were given a Blue Ray welcome as well. After the business was dealt with, Sister Jean in- spected the work of the of- ficers. She was compli- mentary in her remarks and gave the officers a most encouraging report! A new member, Victor- 1a Fletcher of Prince Al- bert, was welcomed into Blue Ray by officers and members. We trust she will enjoy the Chapter work and the friendliness of the members. P.P. Brother Gord Jef- frey, Port Perry, celebrat- ed his 94th birthday re- cently. Our best to Gord. Brother Stafford Co- sway, Brooklin, celebrat- ed his 82nd year on Jan. 2. He hasn't been feeling the best lately, so "best wish- es" for better health to him. P.M. Marg Cor- nish is presently in Port Perry Hospital. Our very best wishes to Marg for better health soon. Blue Ray Chapter is ca- tering for the Robbie Burns dinner on Satur- day, Jan. 25, with conven- er Bonnie Windsor in charge, and she needs LOTS of help, so give her a call at 985-9967. After Chapter closed, lovely refreshments were served in the lower hall by the conveners Marg Jef- frey and Carol Morrow, and sociability enjoyed, bringing to a close a mem- orable evening for Blue Ray Chapter. February 13, brothers night, with Fred Alton convener of re- freshments. Try to attend thisexcitingevening. Community Church Caesarea It was a very, very cold morning, however, there was an average turn out for the Church Service. Dana took part in the service, while the Minis- ter played the organ, as the regular organist is away at this time. The lesson was read by the minister Rev. W.H. Crawford. He used for his reading the 3rd chapter of Acts, verses 1-19. His ser- mon was based on verse 7, when Peter took the lame man by the hand and lift- ed him up, with a prayer for his healing. Peter and John were following the Divine Pattern, shown to them by Jesus Christ. We meet again next Sunday at 11 a.m. for another ser- vice. More Nestleton and area news in section one re TT) Community News Ideas? call The Port Perry Star 985-7383 HENS En a nals Tm Pe eo So Sia Tn 3 sac wil og ts Pi