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--~lowing- premises: The Centen- - Village of Port Per Owners and Partners Auction Sales drower 12 ft. (good, McCor- Legal Notice Auction Sales The Liquor Licence Act NOTICE OF APPLICATION Licensing District No. 7 TAKE NOTICE that Chris. topher Dennis and Fred Briggs, Partners and Qwners of the Centennial Restaurant, Lot 203 Water St. in the Vil. lage of Port Perry in the County of Ontario will make application at a Special Meet- ing of the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario to be held at the Royal Canadian Legion Auditorium, 217 Murray St., in the City of Peterborough in the County of Peterbor. ough on THURSDAY, the SIXTH. day. of APRIL, 1972.| at the hour of 9:30 o'clock E.S.T. in the forenoon for the issuance of a Dining Lounge Licence. for the sale and con: sumption of Liquor where food is available, for the fol- nial . Restaurant located on Lot 203 Water Street in the in the County of Ontario, The Prov- ince of Ontario. Any person who is resident in the licensing district mav object to the application, and the grounds of objection in writing shall be filed with Mr. H. J. Browne, the acting deputy registra) .£ the licen. sing district, whose address is 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East, Toronto 2, Ontario, at least ten days "before the meeting at which the appli- cation is to be heard. DATED at Port Perry this 4th day of March, 1972, Centennial Restaurant on Lot 203 Water St., Port Perry. Ontario. Fred J. Briggs, or 6 Stag Hill Drive, Toronto 374, Ont. Christopher Dennis, ' 129 Glenwood Cres., Toronto 374, Ont. J : 2--Mar.15 THURS., MARCH 23rd Auction Sale of Farm Ma. chinery, and Work Shop Equipment, the property nf JOHN STEPHENS, Lot 12, Con, 4, East Gwillimbury Twp., 1% miles east of Shar- -on, % mile north or approx. 6 miles west of Mt. Albert %_ mile north on Don Mills Rd. McCormick 706 Deisel tractor with.cab, power steer- ing etc. (2974 hrs.), McCor- mick 560 Deisel tractor. pover steering, T.A. (1311 rs.), McCormick 340 Deisel _tractor, power steering and loader (1405 hrs., McCormick. 340 gas tractor, power steer: ing and loader (2874 hrs. M. F. 300 Combine 11 ft. header Pick up straw spreader etc. (4 yrs., McCormick 201 Win. mick 12 ft. tandem disc, Mc- Cormick 12 ft. Vibra shank Cultivator (good-, J.D. 5 fur- row plow, McCormick 4 fur- row plow, 2 Killbross 300 gravity grain boxes with heavy duty wagons, full line of first class Machinery. Shop Equipment--3 h.p. Kel- logg air compressor (suitable for garage), Doosle A frame overhead beam chain hoist, Acetylene Welding Equip: ment, Hydraulic floor jacks. Power greaser, Large Anvil (approx. 300 lbs.), 70. boxes of bolts, nuts, washers etc. 2 steam Jenny's Valve tools. Wheel pullers. Tools. Many other articles found in 8) shop. Farm leased. Terms cash, Sale at 10:30 a.m. Note shop equipment sold first. ; Plan to attend this outstand. ! ing sale. Gerald Graham. Olerk. Lunch will be avail. | able, REG & LARRY JOHNSON. Auctioneers Ph, 705-357-3270 ! SATURDAY, MARCH 25th Farm Sold-- Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements, 35 Head of Hereford Cattle, 1967 Ford 4000 Tractor with Cab, 1967 No. 727 Manure loader, 1970 Ford Trip Beam Plough, 1971 Ford Forage Harvester, 1970 Ford 'Snow Blower, 1968 New Holland Baler, 1970 New Holland Power Mower, Some House- hold Furniture, the property of NORMAN BRAY, Lot 10, Con. 8 Mariposa Twp., 2 miles West of Oakwood on Hwy. No. 7. Terms Cash, No Reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. yard Holmes, Jack Callaghan erks., fe CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer Reaboro_ Ont, Ph. Lindsay 705-324-9959 2--Mar.22 SATURDAY, MARCH 25th Auction Sale of Machinery, Furniture, Lumber, Dishes, Aniiques etc, the Property of WILSON HEASLIP, Lot 6, Con. 10, Manvers, 2 miles south of Janetville or 1 mile north of Highway 7A at Janetville turn. Ford Tractor with Dearborn Loader, Ford Tractor, 9N, Massey Mower, 7 ft., Post Hole Digger, 3 pt hitch. Air Compressor, Chain Hoist, Wheelbarrow on rub- ber, etc. Quantity of Posts and Lumber, Studio Couch. Beds, Marconi T.V., Secretary Radio & Record Player, Din. ing-room table and 6 chairs, Electric Stove, etc. Antique Sofa (excellent condition) Love Seat, 2 matching chairs, Antique chairs, book rack. side-board, = Dishes, Coal-o0il lamps, hanging lamp, etc. (see-bills).--Terms Cash. No Reserve.. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Farm. Sold. : TED SPENCELEY, GRANT WERRY, 2--Mar.22 Auctioneers 70enjoy Pot Luck Dinner On Tuesday, February 29th, a Pot Luck Dinner was sponsored by the Ladies Aid of St. Johns Port Perry, and was tremendously success- ful. About 70 were in 'attendance around the tables creating a splendid atmos- phere for the "Family Night Celebration". By courtesy of Mr. H. Toombs, two excellent films were screened, the first set in British Columbias roaring rivers and majestic moun- tains. The Port Perry Cen- tennial Film, brought back some of the highlights of one of the most eventful weeks in the history of our town.. A hearty singsong led by Mr. J. Williamson accom- anied by Mrs. L. Hunter at the piano produced both harmony and smiles. Mrs. D. Bentléy gave two readings with remarkable facility and fantastic memory. Appreciation to Mr. H. | Toombs was expressed by Miss W. Causley as was the appreciation voiced by Mr. D. Sinclair for the hospitality i of the Ladies Aid. The Pastor closed the evening event with a Psalm reading and praver. Detachment from OPP Report Questionnaire PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 15, 1972-11 For the week ending March 12, 1972, the Whitby of the. OPP reports a total of 19 motor vehicle collisions causing $8,000 damage. Four persons were injured, and there were no fatalities. To date this year, there have been three persons killed on roads:patrolled by the Whitby OPP. To this date in 1971, there had been no fatlities, 1 Also for the week ending March 12, the OPP reports. "100 general occurrences in- cluding 10 liquor offences, 2 thefts. 2 snowmobile charges. 3 malicious damag es. 2 assaults and. 2 break and enters. AUR Ty pS Lap AT RAFT SA Wl a STL RETF NER BL Aas ral : vied WA ed § ; V Fes AERA PRIN EAA ELT PANS Cr Ah SAVANE INI BALA This article is part of a weekly, series of questions to be answered by the Whitby Detachment, Ontario Pro- vincial Police, to familiarize more motorists with the Law as it concerns them. QUESTION Is it permissible to contin- ually drive in the left hand lane on a multi-lane . highway? . ANSWER oe Any vehicle proceeding upon a roadway al less than the normal 'speed of traffic shall when - practicable be driven in the right hand lane or as close as practicable to the right hand edge of the roadway' except when over- taking and passing another vehicle proceeding in the same direction, or when preparing for a left turn. Prince Albert News Let's all keep in mind the Blood Clinic on April 4th, It's at the Anglican Church Hall and is spon- sored by the Kinsmen Club. Give the Gift of Life. Congratulations to the students at Reach #1. They came away with & out of 6 firsts and one second prize, in the music competition last Friday at Sunderland. ° We must have some good voices among us. Miss Anne Rogers visited with her aunt and family, the Doyles, over the week- end. faces "at the Curling Club on "Saturday enjoying the Bonspiel sponsored by Geo. Stone Realtor. i -Miss nieces" over the week-end in Toronto and treated them to a trip to the Mu- seum. Visiting with her were: 'Marci, Michael and Suzanne Doupe; Robert & Barbie; and Leanne and Billy Doupe. That's a lot. of sleeping bags! . Mr, and Mrs, Ross Sweet- man entertained Mr. Gord- on Sweetman, Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clarke and family of Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hallett and Christine of Sharon Sweetman (home Toronto), Wanamaker of . Seagrave, and Mr. and Mrs. John Doupe on Sunday. The Community Centre Committee report the new floor is ready for use. A nice improvement involvinz a lot of hard work for quite a few people. There were '4 tables at the Euchre last week. Winners were: Hazel Ormiston, Shirley Cum. mings and Anne Manns for the Ladies prizes and Ron Manns, "Ilene Pugh" and Herman Kerry for the Men. There will be a Special Euchre on March 23rd. The Committee are quite secre- tive about the plans for this evening so you'll just have to go to find out! The Junior Choir took part in Church Service on Sunday. Thanks for the nice change, young people. Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of Agincourt visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brooks on Sunday. Welcome to Mr. and Mrs. M. Elford of Port Perry. now residing on Queen St. ~--Quite-----a---few-- familiar Sharon Sweetman. - entertained her nephews & Sunderland. Mr. Bill . Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock visited their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. D. Taylor of Oshawa; also, Mr. and Mrs. J. Holtby, Prospect and Mr, and Mrs. Sandy 'Moore of Shirley Rd. Please call 7061 with any items of news. Cub and Scout Group Committee for 1st Scugog met at Manchester Monday - evening, They'll be hold- ing their next Paper Drive "April 15th." Don't throw away those papers. "April 4s -- Give the Gift of Life". REN RL EERERD) 0 CIEE 1 Apa Just Phone B/W FROM PER MONTH $7.00 $6.00 PER MONTH FREE DELIVERY "I think you're deliberately following me." @ ONTARIO COUNTY eo 4-H Organizational Meeting MONDAY, MARCH 20th -- 10:00 a.m. " O.D.AF. Board Room, Uxbridge MONDAY, MARCH 20th -- 2:00 p.m. Township Hall, Brooklin WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22nd -- 2:00 p.m. Brock Township Hall, Sunderland --THURSDAY, MARCH 23rd -- 2:00 p.m. Port Perry High School (Cafeteria) Projects available will include dairy calf, beef calf, swine, sheep, spring grain, and corn, along with ; horse projects, forestry and conservation projects, plus any other worthwhile project designed by the .4-H member under the 4-H leader's guidance. For further information, contact: Ontario Dept. of Agriculture & Food Box 309, Uxbridge, Ont. T OR OWN NEW 1972 MODELS [CDCDCEXRAEARA Za A cau now 852.7447 TRADES WANTED & Shop At Home Or Come Visit Us COMPONENTS STEREO COLOR T.v. FROM FROM FROM $8.00 $15.00 PER MONTH PER MONTH FREE SERVICE SHERWOOD T.V. SALES 68 Broce k St. (Rear) Uxbridge Authorized Dealer: VEREL BOWMAN HEAD OFFICE KESWICK ONT. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 9a.m. - 9p.m Tae he