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Classified 14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 3, 1976 Work Wanted CARPENTER, interior renov- ations, small jobs, rec rooms, etc. Little Britain, 786-2828. - T.F. PLASTERING -- Stucco. Re- pairs cement work. Free esti- mates. Phone 985-7288. T.F. HANDYMAN with truck will do' odd jobs and maintenance, clean out basements. Phone 985-3534. TV ANTENNAS? ROTORS TOWERS U.H.F. - V.H.F. COLOR AERIALS Serving the Port Perry Area | at no extra charge. WHITE'S T.V. ANTENNAS Phone Oshawa 576-5606 For the best priceon a Zenith Color TV . Luke or Jenny . at FALCON T.V. 426 Simcoe $t. South; 'Oshawa 723-0011 TV Senice We service all makes of Color TV's, Black & White aswell as HIFi's. Try Our | Written Guarantee We carry factory parts Target TV -- CALL -- [416] 852-7301 Sunderland [705] 357-3110 Compressors, Genera-_| tors, electric motors, grinders, drill presses, ligavy duty power tools etc. We sell, buy and trade Ace Machinery Open Monday - Saturday 9a.m.-é6p.m. 859 A Nelson Street Oshawa, 723-0933 Work Wanted SNOWPLOUGHING driveways, parking lots, farm laneways, Call! Garry Mahony, phone 985.2929. SALES AND SERVICE to all makes of sewing machines. * "Auction Sales MURRAY JACKSON AUCTIONEER Livestock & Implements FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Port Perry 985.2459 Phone 985-7555. nN" YOUNG MAN 19 years old needs JOHN ANNIS job, -has chauffers licence. Phone 985-2772 anytime and ask Auctioneer for Dave. M10 FURNITURE GENERAL Contracting, special- izing in cottage raising, renov- ations, sidings. Karl Herder, R.R.3, Little Britain, 705- 786-2782. M24 HANDYMAN with half-ton truck will do light moving, clean out basements and small mainten- ance. Phone 985-3842. ANTIQUE Furniture repaired, call 985-3965. HOUSE WORK, 2 or 3 days per week, in Greenbank area pre- ferred. Call 985-3519. DAY CARE available in my home. 985-2829. CARPENTER, kitchen cup- boards, stairs, etc. Also re- modeling. Phone 986-5518. M10 VIKING Plumbing and Heating. Don't wait for spring, call now for free estimates, fast depend- able 24 hour service. Phone Hampton 1-263-2981. M10 PAINTING, papering, decorat- ing, free estimates. Call 985-8016. T.F. DEAD STOCK Freeremoval of fresh dead or disabled animals. There will be a $5.00 charge on small calves and pigs. Call . . . Margwill Fur Farm Hampton 416-263-2721 S Ted Harvard & Son GENERAL BACKHOE SERVICE Blackstock 986-4673 Auction Sales BISSETTE APPLIANCE SERVICE Port Perry 985-2138 Call after 6 p.m. 985-2138 Authorized Warranty Servi for Kelvinator, Roy, Gibson Lenord & Bay Crest AMANA Sales & Service PARTS AND SERVICE --for all makes-- Ross Mason Auctioneer Auction Sales any kind RR 2 Little Britain Oakwood 40w1 MCINTYRE UPHOLSTERY 200 Water Street Port Perry, Ont. © RECOVERING © REPAIRS © RESTYLING © REFINISHING To Most Upholstered Articles Vast selection of modern materials. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED For estimates 985-3513. We also carry a complete line of supplies for the Do-It-Yourself tyne persons. Port Perry 985-8161 KAHN AUCTION SERVICES AUCTIONS OF ANY TYPE Prop. of 'Herongate Country Auctions" Located | milesouth ~ of Whitevale Every Wed. 7 P.M. "Consignment & Estate Selling our Specialty" (Antique and Modern) Livestock, Estates and' Business Closeouts Phone 985-3477 FARM, FURNITURE, ESTATE & ANTIQUE AUCTIONS EARL GAUSLIN AUCTIONEER Claremont -- 649-2115 Stouffville -- 640-3079 REG AND LARRY JOHNSON AUCTIONEERS (20 Years Experience) LIVESTOCK FURNITURE SALES Sunderland 705-357-3270 STEVE LIPTAY AUCTIONEER Livestock - Estates Blood Horses For bookings or in- formation contact Steve Liptay Hampton 263-2117 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 TIME: 10:30 A.M. - HOLSTEINS DAIRY EQUIPMENT FARM MACHINERY Complete Farm Auction for the estate of the Late Carl Down, R.R. 2, Bowmanville. From Hwy 401, take Exit 73 (Courtice) take South Service Roufl 2 mile west, then south to farm. 70 Holsteins, 40 Registered, 30 N.I.P. Grades. This is a well established herd for 35 years and has been on test for over 20 years... 40 Milk cows, 10 bred heifers, balance open heifers and calves. These are big cows, several fresh and many due August to October. Herd will be classified before sale. E.B.I. Sires. Delaval 2800 Ib. bulk tank, s.s. milk pails, s.s. sinks, Surge milker, 3 units; vacuum line for 38 cows. Ford 5000 tractor with cab, like new, only 500 hours; M.H. 30 tractor; N.H. 268 baler with thrower; 2 hay wagons with thrower racks; J.D. 7" Haybine (1 year); Fahr Centipede Rotary Rake; N.H. 5 bar side; N.H. hay elevator; New Idea conditioner; Hydreine 3 furrow plow; N.H. manure spreader; Beatty silo unloader 16'; Case hammer mill; wagon loads, etc. Sale will start promptly with small goods and machinery at 10:30 a.m. Dairy Equipment 12:30. Cattle at 1 p.m. Ebenezer U.C.W. will serve lunch. Lloyd Wilson, Sale Manager and Auctioneer. Ux- bridge (416) 852-3524. M3 THURSDAY, MARCH Nn SALE TIME: 1 P.M, HOLSTEINS-GUERNSEYS HAY & PIPELINE Auction sale of milking herd and dairy equipment for DONALD SHIER, Cannington, Lot 5, Con. 12, Brock Twp., 5 miles west of Cannington or 1 mile east of Wilfrid. 40 milk cows, 20 Hol- stein cows, 18 Guernsey cows; 2 Brown Swiss X. Cows are young with good vdders. Several fresh - 5 due at sale time, including a fine registered cow by Seiling Rockman (Ex.). Surge pipeline milker automatic wash, 3 units; 225' s.s. pipe stallcocks for 39 head; s.s. sinks; 2800 Ib. Craft Bulk tank; 2000 bales good mixed hay. Sale at 1 p.m. Wilfrid U.C.W. will serve lunch. Lloyd Wilson, Sales Manager & Auctioneer, _ Uxbridge (416) 852.3524. M10 « -Auctioneer, Auction Sales . THURSDAY, MARCH I CLAREMONT COMMUNITY HALL Time: 6:30. P.M. The property of TONY LAUF- ERT & BEARE BROS. Oak table, cash register, press back chair; mirrors, cane bottom chair, pictures, antique tea cans old 78 records, old bottles, no. of old pictures, silver candle holders, antique cups and saucers, silver dishes, glass plates, chesterfield and chair, tables, knifes, rakes, shovels, butchers supplies such as motors and hooks. Numerous amounts of other antique items. Terms cash. No reserve. Earl Gauslin and Norm Faulkner, auctioneers. 640-3079. M10 ANYONE WISHING to consign farm machinery to a Spring Auction Sale, please contact Don Corneil's Auction Barn, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. M10 Corneil's Auction Barn - next sale is Saturday, March 20 at 1 p.m. Anyone wishing to consign antiques, furniture or household items. Contact Don Corneil, R.R.Y, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, MARCH 13 TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Household furn. iture and antiques, the property of BLANCHE MURRAY, 144 Victoria Street, Uxbridge. Including Oak extension table and 6 Oak chairs; Dominion pump organ and stool; Pine flour and dough box; antique dressers, washstand, antique harvest table, television, lamps, 2 rugs, antique door knocker, electric lawn mower, dishes, jars, copper boiler, pictures, plus many more articles. Lloyd Wilson & W. D. Atkinson, Auctioneers and Sales Managers 852-3524. U.C.W. Biennial held in Oshawa Despite 'inclement weather and bad roads ap- proximately one hundred and twenty-five United Church Women, Committee Chairmen from over forty of the locals .of Oshawa Pres- byterial U.C.W, gathered at Kingsview United Church, Oshawa, on Wednesday, February 18th for the fourth Biennial U.C.W. Leadership Day. Presbyterial president Mrs. A. C. Ferries of St. Stephens presided over the opening and closing sessions. Mrs. Roy Lee, president of Kingsview U.C.W. extended a warm welcome and their new minister, Rev. Jack Irwin. Mrs, F. John- ston, Eldad, led in a sing song accompanied by pian- ist for the day, Mrs. S. C. Rundle. Presbyterial vice- president Mrs. Alec Martin, Newcastle, .quite appropri- ately set a chaljenge for the day with tr fnspaton talk on Talents, stressing the fact they are a trust from God to be developed and used in His service. That this proved to be a. day of revitalization and new resolves as well as of sharing. of ideas and resources, was a reflection of the workshops- so well planned by the Presbyterial Chairmen in charge of each division and attended by corresponding chairmen from the local groups. Four workshops were set up: 1. Citizenship and Social Action, Community Friend- (5 hamlets. Beach last week. the fire. excaped on foot. b a9 Round-about' Bits 'n Pieces from Here n' There UXBRIDGE - Private parks-with the exception of ski clubs and golf courses, will not be allowed in the former Township of Uxbridge, according to council. An ammendment to the official plan will disallow the parks and also will permit taverns only in commercial areas away from UXBRIDGE - A report in the Times Journal states a government spokesman has been reported as saying that either Uxbridge or Port Perry Hospital had been slated for closing. He said that the change in plans is believed to have happened due to a very heated cabinet meeting after Frank Miller released the list of hospitals to be closed. Following the meeting the two hospitals were left off the list. KESWICK - A two storey house owned by J.M. Walsh of Toronto was badly damaged by fire last week. Estimates of $90,000 have been given after the fire roared through the building on Wynhurst STOUFFVILLE - Water rates will not rise here according to Mayor Gordon Ratcliff. The rate which has not been changed for the past four _ years will remain at approximately $30 per year. GOODWOOD - Keith Barrie of Goodwood had his greatest triumph Saturday night as he sang to a sellout crowd of 1,300 people in his concert debut at Eaton's Auditorium. Mr. Barrie performed for over two hours during the concert. MARKHAM - An inquest will be held into an explosion and fire Dec. 20th at a local rustproof- ing plant. The plant sustained $100,000 damage and a man died as a result of burns suffered in OMEMEE - Two armed men entered the Becker's store here and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. Debbie Harris, 17, was told to put the money in a bag and the two i introduced, ship and Visiting, chaired by Mrs. A. P. Dickson, North- minster; 2. Christian and Missionary Education and Supply and Service, led by - Mrs. R. V. Sheffield, Simcoe St., and 'Mrs. Carl Avery, Raglan; 3. Stewardship and Treasurers under Chair- man of Stewardship, Mrs. D. Redpath, Kingsview andl Treasurer Mrs. S. J. Taylor, Simcoe St.; 4. Programme _ led by vice President, Mrs. W. G. McLean, Pickering. Each group was intro- duced to the great wealth of resource materials avail- able - tapes, films, records, study pacs, magazines etc. and had the opportunity to visit the excellent literature, displayed by Literature Chairman, Mrs. W. F. Guthrie, Audley. On display for loan was a beautifully illustrated program on Christian symbols prepared as an Anniversary project by Miss Margaret Puckrin, Northminster. Special appeal was made for knitted articles for Jack Frost project. The pro- gramme group planned a complete year of programs. Of special interest in Stewardship was the impor- 'tance of making a proper will and periodically review- . ing and updating it. Stress was placed on the Christian responsibility for commun- ity and world needs, and the need to become involved in researching social issues, and reacting when neces- sary. The Church is asking the Government for a.guar- anteed annual income. 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