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nto J ' =» 24 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, D =z ber 5, 1995 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Your ad in the Citizen reaches 13,500 homes and businesses in Port Perry, Scugog Township and ding area. All you really need in a newspaper. EARN $1,500. Stuffing envelopes at home. Start immediately. Send stamped, self-addressed envelope 10 The Card Company, 16715 - 12 Yonge St, Suite 197 Newmarket, Onl. L3X 1X4 LANTANA Do you have an Entrepreneur Spirit and love ladies' fashion? If so, we're looking for you! Call Liz Hobson 1-800-578-7717 21 Complete contents from a private antique coll A Horse drawn McLaughlin, Cutter. with brass name plale (v.g. L), lots of antique furniture, Vici items, oil lamps, old copper and brass articles, crocks, lighting, antique clothing, sports memor- abilla, depression glass, carfiival, good qty. of other nice/glass and china, mantle clocks, old- horse drawn sleigh. NOTE - Large sale of one person's property consisting of good quality antiques & collectibles. Plan to attend. Preview 4:30 PM. Cash lg cheque. CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411 PHOENIX AUCTIONS, Holstein Christmas Special Sale THURS., DEC. 14th - 12 Noon Selling 50 to 60 Deep Pedigreed AUCTION SALE ENORMOUS ANTIQUE, TOYS & TOOL SALE for . OLIVE ELLIOTT of LEASKDALE and the contents of a Unionville Home to be held at Wilsons Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Take Hwy. #404 north to Davis Dr. at Newmarket, turn right and go east 24 km. ; Knectel walnut dining room ste., walhut comer cabinet (3 glass sides, EX), pailour and coffee lables, rockers, cast iron ped. glass top table, wrought iron table & chairs, white Sola. wingback chairs, sofa, chair & otloman, recliner (vibrator & heat), entertainment centre, qty. upholstered and. ant. chairs, carved 'walnut bonnet chest (EX), walnut db. bed, walnut dressing dresser, walnut armoire, qty. ant. dressers, bedroom stes., flat oak church pews, brass lamps, oil paintings and prints plus much more. CHINA: Cymbals (2699), Karen (2388), Nicola Wayfarer (2362), some discontinued. Qty. sports and hockey cards 1960 - 1970, 3 Mint Sets Baseball Cards 1989 Fleer, 1990 Donruss & 1991 Topps, copper lighting rods, J.C. riding cast plow seat, qty. 'cast iron seals, Ruby glass oil lamp (converted), Hobnail 14" Cranberry hanging lamp, grain cradle, C.W. Brantford rock, cast iron kettle, ship's port hole, store scales T. Eaton Co., qty. old quilts, Leaskdale area, approx. 20 pockel' walches, Black Grant parlour slove (carved). Qty. cut glass crystal, 9 pees. old cranberry, Flo Blu, Harmony Rose set china, Black Wedgewood lea sel, depression plus much more i Orig. Leaskdale wall mount drill, old threaders, laps and dyes, gorged drill bits & punches, ant. augers, molding planes, hanging scales, buggy jack, forged gate hinges, forged bark spud, lumberjack cant hook, "Picaroon® Solina R.R., forged blacksmith pliers, primitive knife, halchet & axe, farriers knife, hay knives, broad axes, scythes, ice saws, qty. hammers and tongues, Blacksmith McLaughlin tools: (forged, anvil, / tire shrieking plate, forged horseshoe vice), plus many morg rimitive tools. ; Pedal Tractor AMF chain driven, i exaco tanker truck, RCMP dinky patrol cab Marx Allstate" tin garage (1964), Marx drinking monkey & Indian tery), Lumar Army trucks, dinky loys, Corgi, Match Box, Hot wheels, farm toys, Tonka trunks, Buddy L, Majorette, 20 Barble dolls, qty. clothes and accessories, plus more. i: Kenmore & Mofiat (2839), The APPLIANCES: Young Cows by Astre, Prelude, sloves, Coldspot fridge, apt washer & dryer, wringer washer, Ci p & Raider washer & dryer, freezer, 1882 pat. Ideal kitchen slove From adner,' (bake oven, trophy'top), Fisher airtight wood stove. VEHICLE & Fresh Astre (V.G. Dam 240 BCA); MISC: hand and garden tools, ihsulated dog house, kennel Frank Barkey, a fresh Astre & run fencing (10 - 4x6' panels), 4 steel doors, plus pelt LT Pre ; Jory Kea, a yesh irsp.2 Cash, Visa, M/C or Interac. VIEWING: 8 AM sale, V.G. Dams; ft Hols., fresh NOTE: Many of these items wolid make excellent Christmas Conquest with 4 V.G. or EX Dams; This will be our last sale until January 20th and January Randy Fish, a nice group of fresh 1996. We therefore extend our wishes, and our stall's wishes cows; Mike Bar - due in for a very Joyous holiday season spent with loved ones, Dec. A service age bull by family and friends. Again, thank you for your Astre out of an EX 2E Dam. continued loyal support in attending our auctions. Call us with your consignments ' Sale managed and sold by GARY HILL AUCTIONS JIM PHOENIL, RR3 Uxbiicige (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Homa : 505-452 9330 Gary and Nancy Hill RR1, Sunderland LOC 1HO Bam : 905-852: Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 1-800-654-4647 Last Sale Before Christmas in Your Area Acting in gur ca| as Auctioneers and Liquidators .we will offer for sale in detail lots: ho Jur capac) OVER 1000 FINE QUALITY LOTS FROM: ESTATES * PRIVATE COLLECTIONS * CONSIGNMENTS * SECURED INTERESTS * OAK VY FURMTURE * COLLEC * SPORTS * + JEWELLERY a * WATCHES * GOLD * COMPUTE! TINE TIBLES * PRINTERS * STEREOS * PHONES * 300 LIMITED PRINTS * SEVEN ART * ROYAL DOULTON * SWAROVSKI * * SCHMID * TIONS * ACCENT ITEMS * LAMPS * DISNEY * . TION * GRETCHEN * DIE. CARS * FRIDAY EVE., DECEMBER 8th at 7 PM (Preview 6 PM) ewo ar: LINDSAY'S ADMIRAL INN RR#2, LINDSAY (705-328-1743 Directions) Partial Listing only: Hand carved oak and i] What. Was! China Panels, Prints, etc. Teansigned , Wayne Gretzky rare signed collectibles, Christmas items from Fitz 8 Flog, Schwid, erished CITIZEN classifieds 985-6391 Lumbers, Tait, Casson, Lismer, Townsend, A.A. Noel, Christine Marshal, Sports Memorabilia to include 'custom framed FREE DRAW at Sale Conclusion $1,000. Value HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM: PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-298-1762 bre mahogany furniture to include: Loveseats, Accent Tables, Mirrors, Consoles, Quit racks, Bookcase, eic. LIMITED EDITION PRINTS by: Romance, dd signed Give the Gift of Life! [=] MelelnMnle] [0]=] (of I | \V | [oF THIS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6th - 1 to 8 PM PAREN EET ITN SER 320 Queen Street, Port Perry The Blue Ray Chapter #238, Port. Perry Order of the Eastern Star recently Installed a new slate of officers for the coming year. Front from left Fred Alton, Marshal; Elsa Bongard, Conductress; Richard Windsor, Associate Patron; Betty Webb, Assoclate Matron; May Moffatt, Worthy Matron; Percy Moffatt, Worthy Patron; Dolores Miles, Martha. Back from left Carol Morrow, organist; Marilyn Jones, Warder; Victoria Fletcher, Esther; Lynda Clements, Chaplain; Marguerite Mitchell, Electa; Isobell Wilson, Treasurer; Laura Alton, Adah; Noreen Middlemiss, Ruth; Joyce Taylor, Secretary. Absent Karel Nottingham and Peter Miles. A The Scugog Island Women's Institute has made a $200 donation to the music department and $200 to the Family Studies department at Port Perry High School. WI President Jan Gerrow (left) presented a cheque to Charles White- and WI member Bonnle Gerrow (right) presented cheque to Shelley Davy of the Family Studies department. The WI raised the funds through a bake sale i and a draw for a quilt. Christmas Seals hope to raise $100,000 The Lung Association has just mailed the 1995 Christmas Seals to some 3.5 million homes in Ontario, including 115,000 homes here in Durham Region. This year's campaign aims to raise $4.5 million province- wide, and $100,000 of it in Durham, for programs to combat asthma, emphysema, lung cancer, - and other forms of lung disease. ~ The 1995 Seal, which depicts a teddy bear on snowshoes making his way through snow covered evergreens on a sunny day, was designed by Maria- Aline Oliver of Ottawa. Ninety-one years ago, in 1904, Christmas Seals first appeared on letters and parcels as a way to raise money to over, fight tuberculosis (TB) and this campaign theme continues, providing the largest source of funds for fighting lung disease. One in five Canadians has some sort of breathing problem. Every twenty 'minutes each day another Canadian dies from some form of respiratory disease. It's shocking to know that every single month in Ontario, 1,100 people die" from smoking- related causes. Lung disease is Canada's third largest, killer. Today we must work together to fight new strains of TB as well as find cures for all lung disease. Donations to this important campaign are used to support educational programs for adults and children right here in our community who are suffering fromJdung disease. The proceeds are also used to fund much-needed medical research in Ontario medical centres. Christmas Seals work year round to give life and breath to millions of Canadians so look in your mail this week for The Lung Association envelope of Seals, use them on your mail and puta donation in the mail to The Lung 'Association. You can call The Lung Association's. Durham office at (905) 436-1046 for further information * on lung disease and programs or to.make a donation. Every dollar you can give will help...When You Can't , Breath, Nothing Else", Matters! 2,