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~ Auctions Cofiee Service (1900's), Heavy Giass Cranberry Dish (1900's), Indian Tree Bowl (rare), 34 pcs. Crystal Glassware, Unique & Rare Crystal Ball w/Brass Japan Tea Set, misc. pieces of Fiesta Ware, italian, French, Guns to include: Winchester Model 12, 12 Gauge Shotgun, 410 Shotgun, Cooey AUCTION SALE THURSDAY, MAY 7 ot § PM Estate of the Late VICTOR FOOTE held at ISLANDER BANQUET HALL 22 Selling at 12.00 SHARP an Outstanding Collection of Classic Boat Equipment 8 Parts for Sailboats & Chris Crafts all from the 1930's, Brass Binnacle & Compass (Harbour Craft 1880), Brass Binnacle for Sailboat, 1930's Anchor Buoy, Chromed Fisherman's Anchor i for 40 footer), Box Compass (ocak), 2 Chris Craft house and garden tools. Bells, 2 sets of Chris Craft PEARCE Propellers (Federal) for 35 & 40 AUCTION SERVICES footers (exc. shape), Varied John Pearce, Auctionser Selection of Charts, Rules & 655-8073 or Dividers, Selection of Rails 985-9607 st Banquet Hall Fittings, Cleats & Vents, Rare World War 1 Dispatch Box This has to be one of our finest EXCEPTIONAL offerings with selections that are AUCTION SALE most sought after and in future Antiques, Collectables, will be highly prized Classic Bost Plossso NOTE LOCATION & SUN, MAY 10th - 12:00 PM NOTE EARLY 12:00 START Viewing at 10:00 AM AGRICULTURAL BUILDING fanhomhavaioing ORONO FAIRGROUNDS ME OR AUCTIONS (Take 401 10 115 Hwy. and Mike MacGregor 416-087-5402 North 10 km., watch for signs West 41 56 PARTIAL UST INCLUDES: 10 pc. Dining Room Set set). Eastiak Chest & Washstand (ref) AISTOH SALE = Maple Buffet (w/mirvor & unique Seturdey, - serving board), Transition Chest Selling by public suction, (ref. & rare), Cherrywood Drop fumiture, tractor, fem Lea! Table (ref.), Oak Drop machinery and 25 cattle. Front Desk, Medicine Cabinet The property of (ref), Pine Blanket Boxes, DOUG and MURIEL COATES, Primitive Pine 7" 1 pc: Blind Flat 6 miles north of Oshawa at Back Cupboard, Oak Chest of 5050 Simooe St. N. Drawers, Oak Drop Leaf Tables Raglan (ref. & orig.), Wicker Baby 135 MF Gas Tractor, Loader & Carriage (c.1890's, Snow Bucket, WF 110 Manure spoked wheels), Oak Sideboard Spreader, MF 4 Furrow Plow 6 (ref.) Sack Back Windsor Chair ph., JO Hay Fiufler, 11* Chain (in paint, c. 1870), Rol Pine Washstand (teardrop Mower, 28° Grain Auger, 5 sec. ), Eastiake Hall Stand (exc. Harrows, H/D 3 ph Wood pulls) & rel), Small Pine Comer Cupboard, plus misc. Tables, Chairs, Cupboards, etc. An outstanding selection of ii Fett mT ly : fq RII pls peagfind Faifit wit ail i ty HH] ii LA 1230 1 |i fu i £5 if ££ 4 o I A whole lifetime sold for only $2 By Cathy Olliffe 1 don't know her name, but | feel like I know her. Everything about her was big -- she was tall, her shoulders were broad, her face was wide. Yet she wasn't fat. Just solid. Strong. And her smile...it was her match in every way. Wide and warm and welcoming. | don't know her, but judging by that smile, I suspect her heart was as big as the rest of her. There is a book on my desk, a black book omately designed with gold diamonds, flowers and one word, 'PHOTOGRAPHS'. The album is stuffed with black and white snapshots, most of them old and faded, but only a few are iden- tified and even those are done so casually, without last names. | am fascinated by the woman whose strong face is predominant in the album. With every turn of the page, | sce her at a different stage in her life. All grown up, with a fanciful hairdo, a narrow waist and a pretty white dress, she sits on a porch swing with a mustachioed young man snuggled up beside her. His boots are highly polished, he holds his hat in his hand. Both their smiles are huge. Is this her wed- ding day? In another photo, she is wear- ing a lacy black dress which is in such complete contrast to the white dress wom by the child on her lap. The ph her's studio ing affection for = history -- two | 4 A 3 things that nor- | mally aren't PA found together in [# the same -sen- tence. She lives. in one of the vil- lage's original hotels, her home is decorated with old photos and antiques, and two years ago | she discovered what she consid- ers a gold mine at a local yard | sale: the photo- graph album. The people | who had bought a house on Putsey Dr. had found two old photograph | albums in the attic and had The mystery woman -- lovely and strong, the pic- decided to sell gq of motherhood. them at the yard sale for $2 each. Julie bought one, and would have bought the other as well, but, "a man grabbed the other one." She doesn't know who the man was and is dis- appointed the pair were separated. Julie believes they had both belonged to the same lighting reveals clear, glowing skin and a smile that can only be described as serene. Still later, ber smile is as wide as ever, but she is slimmer, almost skinny. She sits on a lawn chair in a garden, her husband stands behind her. They are surrounded by three children, two girls and a boy. And a dog, panting, out-of- focus in the f As a senior citizen, she is still person, at one time or another. She has puzzled over the album ever since, wondering who the people are, wonder- ing if there is anybody alive who is related to the people in the pho- Please see MYSTERY, page 19