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. thing must be sold. - » Nov. 28, 1968 [IR ; 12 PORT PERRY STAR Thursday, ov. 28, iti Church Services - Auction Sales AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, NOV. 30th-- Extensive auction sale of household furniture, tools, farm machinery, pigs, includ- ing Swedish walnut dining room suite (like new), wal: nut end, tables, coffee table, occasional chairs 21" frigi- daire deep freeze, automatic washer, elegtric stove, refrig- erator, Teco spade heater (new), number of drapes - track ties, etc. bolts of ma- terial, upholstery material, large number of lamps, hang- ing chandelier new, large number electrical appliances, bedroom suite, oak desk with leather swivel chair, number of beautiful oil paint- ings, book cases, tables, kit- chien suite, oak buffet, elec- tric adding machine, light fixtures (new), number 0 fish tanks with motors, fil- ters, lights, etc., number of jugs (up to 20 gal), new lum- ber. Tools and building equipment, electric ' motors, wood lathe, 2 table saws, electric drills, power saw, drill press, grinder, lacge as- sortment of small tools, weld- ing accessories gauges, -etc., plumbing equipment, John- son 7% hp. outboard motor, 4 fishing rods & equipment, barbeque, sump pump (new), lawn chairs, 2 power lawn mowers, intercom set, chests of drawers, metal shelving, large qu. of gold leaf (for decorating) McCormick Farm- all A tractor (good), New Idea 7° hay mower, rubber tired wagon, hay rake, cul- tivator, disc plow, roller, 11 Yorkshire - Landrace sows pred, 2 hogs, rabbits, chick- ens, ducks, farrowing pens, rabbit cages. Hundreds of other articles. The property of JOHN WOJCIECHOWSKI, 1, mile south of Sandford sideroad (County Rd) on con. 2, Scott twp. 3 miles south east of Mount Albert. Note: This is by no means a complete list of the many articles for sale. The owners are leaving their country home and moving to an apartment in Toronto. Every- Sale called on short notice. Two auction rings start at 1 p.m. Lunch available, Terms cash. Lloyd Wilson and W. D. Atkinson Sale Managers and Auctioneers. HOMES WANTED L 985-7373 REAL ESTATE LTO REALTOR Auction Sales MON., Dec. 2 -- Hey Folks! Talk about an Auction! This is it -- Xmas dime again and another fun filled night at the annual "Toy Auction" at Stouffville Sales Barn -- toys of all kinds plus numer- ous other things. Clocks, tables, chairs, foot stools etc. Just about anything you can think of. Something for everyone! Free Prizes -- maybe even a trip from "Santa" -- Come early and get the bargains -- even bring your mother-in-law! Sale starts sharp at 7 p.m, -- Frank Bennett and Norm Faulkner, Auctioneers. 25-2 THURS. Dec. 5 -- The regu- lar monthly twilight auction sale of Pure Bred and High f| Grade Dairy type .cows & heifers, fresh springing and open, mostly Holstein, will be held in the "Cow Palace" in Stouffville Sales Arena. A good selection is expected again this month, If you have cattle to consign that will in- sure buyer satisfaction, con- tact the sale management and have entries in by 4 p.m. We appreciate your partici- pation in these monthly auc- tions. Sale at 7.30 p.m, Frank Bennett -- 887-5570 and Norm Faulkner -- 640-3813, Sales Mgrs. & Auctioneers. -Regular Auction every Sat-. urday. 25-3 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 the property of LAWRENCE TAMBLYN, Lot 11, Con. 5, Mariposa, 2 miles West of Little Britain. 45 Hereford & Shorthorn Cattle, 40 Hogs, #30 Cock- shutt Tractor, Cockshutt Combine, Int. Baler, 2 Cock- shutt Plows, Side Rake, Cult., Jno. Deere Spreader, Full line of Implements, 2000 Bales Hay, 400 Straw, 75 Bus. Kelsey Oats, 1000 Bus, Mixed Grain, Furniture, El. Stove, Dining Furniture, Beds, Chest of Drawers, Antiques, etc. Sale at 12.30 O'clock. Sharp. Terms €dsh. R. Scott & G. Wanamaker, Clerks. Lunch Available. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Nov. 21-28 Auctioneers CHURCH OF ASCENSION ANGLICAN Rev. R. C. Rose, Minister SUNDAY, DEC. 1st-- ADVENT 1 9.45 a.m.--Holy Communion Church School ST. JOHN, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, DEC. 1st-- ADVENT I 11.15 a.m.--Holy Communion Church School PORT PERRY UNITED CHURCH Rev. Alec, Rice, B.A. Minister SUNDAY, DEC. 1st-- PORT PERRY 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School "for children 6 yrs. & up 11.00 a.m.--5 yrs. and under 11.00 a.m.--Church Service PRINCE ALBERT 1.00 p.m.--Sunday School 2.00 p.m.--Church Service ST. JOHN'S. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. William Black, F.R.G.S. SUNDAY, DEC. 1st-- 10.00 a.m.--Worship Service 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School BAPTIST CHURCH PORT PERRY PASTOR A. HERN (Queen and Rosa Sts.) SUNDAY, DEC. 1st-- 9:50 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 7.00 p.m.--Evening Service United Church of Canada SCUGOG Pastoral CHARGE _ v:' George Teskey SUNDAY, DEC. 1st-- 10.00 a.m.--SCUGOG 11.15 a.m.--MANCHESTER 12.30 -p.m.--PROSPECT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten, Rev. |. MacLean 10 am.-- Family Bible Hour 11 a.m.--Morning Worship 7 p.m.--Evang. Service. THANK YOU Sincere thanks to the Citizens of Port Perry for giving me the opportunity of serving you in the past. Being acclaimed as Deputy-Reeve for a second term, will once again afford me the opportunity to work on your behalf for the betterment of Port Perry. Wishing all the Compliments of the Season, with Happiness & Prosperity in the New Year. | remain your humble servant. BRUCE BEARE RNR RG EIA od 1] Ratepayers Agree Sewers Necessary In Port Perry Lf J Lg Continued ing, the Ontario Water Re- sources Commission, Mr. Leonard Petura, and Cana- dian Mitchell Associates Ltd. Carles" Kretch, who repre- sented the company who has engineered the plans for the sewage disposal project. Mr. Kretch explained the project, from its initiation in 1965, up to the:present stage. Mr. Petura, assistant dir- ector of the O.W.R.C. went back as far as 1957 when the first tests were made and polution was determined in Lake Scugog waters. The Commission, made a recommendation to the Vill- age council in 1964 that plans for a sewage system should be adopted after polution also had been discovered in the Village. Plans are to-build the pro- ject in three stages, and the first stage will cover 859 of the Village. The next two stages are expected to be completed in 1973 and 1978. 'The cost is estimated to be i & i) oA oy MN OAL about $1,300,000. and will be built, and owned by the Pro- vince of Ontario. To the average householder, with a 66 ft. frontage the annual cost was estimated to be $126.94, broken down as fol- lows: 66 ft. frontage at 40c. --$26.40, connection charge $14.40, 2409, surcharge on $36.00 water bill $86.40, for a total of $126.94. That the situation in Port Perry is bad as far as polu-4 tion is concerned was testi: fied to by Mr. Robincon, a representative from the Ont- ario County Health Unit. The Unit has investigated many "complaints concerning faulty septic thnks, he said, and the problem "of hauling sewage from public build- ings. Five places along the shores of Lake Scugog has been tested, and particularly where the storm sewers en- ter into the lake, polution is so bad that swimming in that area could be stopped next year. It was an interesting and well conducted meeting, and i Re nap hed o ke questions to the authorities present, questions with © great deal of common sense, which added new light: to many items in connection with costs, ete. MARLOW NEW DEPUTY REEVE Douglas Marlow, a mem8er of council for several years, has been accorded an accla- mation as deputy reeve of the qualification period gx- pired, Friday night neither Ross E. Lee, the present de- puty reeve, or Walter Holli day, the third nominee, had qualified. Four candidates are in the field for the three counil seats. A. S. Evans, was the only member of the present council to qualify. Others in the field are Lloyd "Slute, John K, Glover and W. Paul Ristow. Reeve John Howden re ceived an acclamation. The election will be held Dec. 2nd. Your RED CROSS is gre Today several ratepayers directed Ready for Tomorrow NOW AVAILABLE For A Real 0ld Fashion Surprise .{ Treat Your Family To Some Home-Made Pastry By FLAMINGO. This Is A Real Treat For Only 25° Per Pound ' BUYING HOURS 9 am. to 5 p.m. MONDAY TO FRIDAY 2 Flamingo Pastries Limited 140 SIMCOE ST. NORTH -- PORT PERRY, ONT. Offices in: JANUARY 1969 LE A RN : How to list real estate in a competitive market. Real estate accounting, law, evaluation. How to present the Offer, qualifying clients. How to show property and obtain the Offer. REAL ESTATE COURSE FOUR WEEK SESSION TRAINING INCLUDES: Classroom lectures -- by qualified instructors. Full length colour instruction films. Field work -- demonstrations. Full examination. TUITION : There is no tuition for students who join our permanent sales staff and successfully complete the examination. APPLICATIONS: Indicate preference -- Day School or Night School. Call or write "The Training Dept." 8 Wellington St. West, Markham, Ont. N. Shea Ltd. Realtor Markham, Stouffville, Uxbridge, Pickering, Brooklin, Mt. Albert, Keswick, 'Cannington, Beaverton. 294-1372 297-1270 "Vote 'BOB KENNY" Reeve For 1969-70 After serving on Council for more than 10 years, | now ask the Ratepayers fo support Me when | seek the election of Reeve for the Village of Port Perry Be Sure To Vote On Monday, Dec. 2 And Be SURE To Elect Lo 4 East Whitby Township. When - BOB KENNY, REEVE ECT REY wl AN GLY WE 24 A Nd ---- PA BAW aN var ww IAL NGL» GUY GVAIRIUVIUE = TBIX-GHBE THAIN CAUCE anon' |) 2