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- Auction Sales Mrs. Nelson Williams elected president SPECIAL '2 SESSION ANTIQUE AUCTION THURSDAY EVENING MAY 31st at 7:00 p.m. and i SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd at 12 noon "HERONGATE" AUCTIONS" At TRY 4 miles north of Rouge Hill on Altona Road (off #2 High- COUN- - Located way), or 1 mile south of Whiteévale. Complete Sell out of well known 'Antique Shop. Selling Thursday evening. nearly 250 items. including: Canadian pressed glass in Nova Scotia Star Flower, Nugget Spooner, Diamond Medallion Cake Plate, Goblet 'Hooks & Eyes', Hobnail glass Comport, Vic- torian Satin Glass Jewell Casket, Canadian Buttermilk Goblet, Bohemian Ruby Vase Flint Glass Goblét, Dépres- sion Glass, Pickle Cruiet in silver frame, 4 bottle Cruet et, Daisy & Button Bride's Basket in silver frame, Staf- fordshire Dogs, 13 pec. china tea set, copper lustre pitcher, Ridgeway slop pail, Flow Blue China, Limoges hand painted tray, shaving mug, pine flatback, chicken coop chairs, chests of drawers, oak sideboard. spool cradle, Jac- ques & Hayes marble lamp table, Bowmanville style roc- ker with caned back & seat, Jenny Lind bed, ornate iron & brass bed. wicker doll bed, pine doll crib, piano stool, highback oak bed, bamboo hand painted fire screen, hanging lamp brass font, brass lamp, hanging lamp with matching milk glass shade & font, behive, amber Crown and Darling fruit jars, blue flowered crock "Farrar Iberville Que." Old bottles, Port Perry Ginger Bottle, cottage clock, ginger- bread clock, O.G. clock, Vien- na regulator clock, wool winder and many other in: teresting items. Auctioneer's Note: All above list selling Thursday evening May 31st at 7:00 p.m. Plan to attend this one! Terms Cash. No Reserve. HENRY KAHN AUCTION SERVICES, Whitby 668-6189 or 294-0426. 2--May30 SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd Complete Clarcliff Dispersal. 46 Head of Cattle, 29 Reg. Jerseys, 5 Grade Jerseys, 12 Reg. Holsteins, 1971 John Deere 710 Tractor, 1966 D17_ A.C. Tractor,, 1969 Model F. Gleaner Combine with Grain Head and. Corn Head, 1965 Tox - o - Wick Grain Drver, 1970 A.C. 9° Hay Bind PTO, 1971 Husky Snow Blower, 1966 A.C. Rotary Cutter PTO, Dairy Equipment. 3 Turnco Grain Boxes, M.F. 4 - 14's Trip Beam Plough. The pro- perty of CLIFFORD H. JOHN- STON, Lot 3, Con. 9, North Monaghan Twp., 1 mile south of Peterborough By-Pass on Hwy. 28 to Springville (10th concession) and 1 mile east or 1% miles north of Junc- tion No. 115 Hwy. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Machine Sale at 12:30 p.m. Cattle Sale at 3:00 p.m., beginning with Holsteins. Springville U.C.W. will provide lunch. Ross Naylor, Pedigrees and DHIA Records, Ward Holmes and Ed. Allen. Clerks. CARL HICKSON, Sales Manager and Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont. 1-705324-9959 2--May30 BAILIFF'S SALE By virtue of an Execution issued out of the Third Small Claims Court of the County of Ontario, and to me direct- ed, T have seized and taken, A Cabin Cruiser, THE KENTUCKIAN, 50-E 59961 Which will be sold by Public Auction. on the 9th day of June, 1973 at the hour of . Eleven A.M. At Goreski's Summer Resort, Scugog¢ Island. RR. #3, Port Perrv, Ont. Dated this 22nd day of May, 1973. Gordon Sweetman, Bailiff. TUESDAY, JUNE 5th Auction Sale of farm stock. implements and furniture, the property of Mrs. HAR- OLD BARCLAY, Lot 5, Con. 9. Fenelon Twp., 8 miles north east of Lindsay on Hwy. 36 or 4 miles west of Dunsford and 'uy mile north. 22 head of Hereford & Short- horn cattle, 5 cows, calves by side, 3 due sale time, 1 bred heifer, 8 good yearling stockers. M.F. 135 diesel tractor and manure loader (power steering), J. D. model A tractor, M.F. No. 3 baler, A. C. No. 66 pull type com- bine 6 ft., M.F. side rake on rubber M.F. mower 3 pt. J. D. manure spreader, Chev. dump truck, 3 ton, sold as is, Cockshutt 3 furrow plow, 3 Pt., steel roller 3 drum, full line of farm machinery. Piano, Antique buffet, round extension table, small corner pine cupboard, chest of draw- ers with oval swing mirror (good) round dining room table, bottom of flat back cupboard, Qu. of other fur- niture. Farm sold. Terms cash. Sale at 12:30. Furni- ture first. Gerald Graham, clerk. REG & LARRY JOHNSON, Auctioneers Ph. (705) 357-3270 A. E Johnson OPTOMETRIST for appointment call 985-2383 or Zenith 59240 OOOG o ade & OOXC The Women's Institute of Ontario South District held their 74th annual meeting at Raglan United Church on Thursday, May 24, 1973. This is a group of appro- ximately three hundred wo- men organized into twelve local branches to promote the advancement and wel- fare of the family, the home and the country. Mrs. A. Rumble, Provin- cial Board Director, repor- ted on Provincial affairs. Mrs. Anne Thompson, Home Economist, outlined the year's work with the 4H Homemaking Clubs, and the W.I. Branches. Reports were given by the conven- ors of standing committees. The financial report showed that $2,459.08 had been spent in com- munity work. The following slate of officers was elected for the coming year: ° President, Mrs. Nelson Williams, Port Perry. Ist Vice President, Mrs. Harold Lewis, Altona. 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Henry Wotten, Shirley. Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Hugh Crawford, Greenwood. Federated Representat- ive, Mrs. Fred Phoenix, Greenbank. Public Relations Officer, or ororGEOO>OEGG POV VV VV VV VV VV VV VV VN We specialize in: Imported prin' Naa ala al ate alae a a a a Copperware Candles & holders Incence & burners - Teffany Lamps OOO® Custom picture fra 4 < 4 4 4 @® . pd of photos - oils - prints & needlework. P 4 Parking 9 William St. E., Oshawa Ont. 4 $ 728-4111 "mm POON i OOOO OOOOOO OOD THE COTTAGE GALLERY & GIFT SHOP Custom wrought iron furniture Original oil paintings Original water colours Canadian prints Miniature Oldmaster prints Canadian handicraft jewellry picture lamps photo frames Vases - antique & plate mirrors We have the largest selection of & specialize in mounting & stretching OH@6 © POOP ¢ PV VV VV VV VV VV IN 10a a ala al ala aa ala ala al ala a ai ala a a a a a aa a mes in Ontario Canadian Cancer Society paign Chairman, generously of thei Thanks to those THANK YOU On behalf of the Port Perry Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society, your Cam- like to extend appreciation to the Cap- tains. and Canvassers- who gave so put the April Campaign over the top. generously to help continue the fight against Cancer. Listed below is a break- down of the area contributions. Arnold Roach, would r time and as a result who contributed so PORT PERRY CARTWRIGHT SCUGOG TWP. .... 1973 TOTAL REACH TWP. ...... Business, Organizations and Special Donations Crerrreresertrteeere $1,690.55 chansons etursannind $1,713.05 SACRE UU, A $ 980.00 errr, $ 282.00 $ 490.00 EPP $5,155.60 Mrs. Fred Byer, Stouffville. Curator, Mrs. Chas. Mec- Taggart, Greenwood. Auditors, Mrs. S. Nichol- son, Greenwood, Mrs. M. McLean, R. R. No. 1, Locust Hill. The vocal soloist was Mrs. Bailey of Port Perry accompanied by Mrs. Hunter. Art Latcham gets standing ovation Art Latcham was accor- ded a standing ovation by the large attendance of area residents at the official opening of Lemonville Community Centre, May 16. Mr. Latcham had just been presented with a pla- que inscribed: "In appreci- ation of the generosity of Mr. Art Latcham in pre- senting the Lemonville School to be used as a community centre. Signed - The people of the town- ship." ; Mayor Gordon Ratcliff made the presentation and Mrs. Latcham received a bouquet of red roses from Councillor June Button. The informal evening's entertainment featured a 'get to know you bingo', a film a fine array of refresh- ments and. of course, an impromptu slight-of-hand display by a much appre- ciated guest Art Latcham. BE aaa NS NE Wy as | PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 30th, 1973 - 23 Port Perry council briefs A proposal to develop a sanitary land fill site for the dumping of garbage on the ridges in Reach Township has "reached Port Perry's council chamber. At the last village council meeting councillor Reg Rose ex: pressed concern about the possibility of such a devel- opment polluting Port Perry's water supply. Mr. Rose wanted council to talk to Reach about it. "It is there land," com- mented Mr. Rose," and 1 don't want to interfere with their business. but it is our water." Deputy Reeve Phil Orde said there has been dis- cussion of the proposal by members of County Council. No action was taken of councillor Rose's sugges- tion. At the same meeting council learned that the vil- lage may lose the $16,000 Local Initiatives grant it had expected from the fed- . eral government to cover labour costs for construct- ion of new washroom facil- NEED MUSIC? for a i s WEDDING \. DANCE hk call 985-3089 (after 6 p.m.) and ask for Peter PORT PERRY, ONTARIO P.O. Box 329 --- 985 - 7335 159 Casimir Street We Offer You .... 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Brian Knight son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight, Port Perry graduated with an Honours B.A. in History from University of Waterloo on May 24, 1973 Brian is continuing his studies at the University of Toronto Teachers College. ADVERTISED PRICES NY: CASH and CARRY MEMBER OF TO GIVE YOU MORE VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY