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36 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 26, 1979 Blue Ray elects 1979-80 officers by Mabel Cawker Blue Ray Chapter number 238, Order of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic Hall, Sept. 13th, for the election of Officers for the ensuing year. The meeting opened in regular form by Worthy Matron Frances Gibson as- sisted by Worthy Patron Sam Cawker. Visitors from Sunbeam and Whitby Chap- ters were given a cordial welcome. Splendid Annual Reports were presented by the var- ious officers and convenors. The Worthy Matron elect Marjorie McCombe, just back from Grand Chapter, which was held at the Royal TRNAS > York Hotel, Toronto, Sept. 4th-7th presented an excell ent report of proceedings. A cheque was given to the Heart fund at Grand Chapter for approximately $48,000.00 from the 262 Chapters across the province. The Worthy Grand Matron of Ontario chooses a project to which money is raised by members at many functions. This year Worthy Grand Matron Olive Avery of Toronto chose the Heart fund. A benevolent Order the Eastern Star also raised money to fight cancer, muscular dystrophy, cystic fibrosis, mentally re- tarded, and assists its own members in time of need. Gail Glass, an officer who - re p-J 4 SANS pa 8 Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday (Weekly Until Further Notice) FREE FRENCH FRIES WITH EVERY BARREL OF CHICKEN 7 piece - 3 Chips 9 piece - 4 Chips 13 piece - 6 Chips 18 piece - 8 Chips DINNERS 2 pc. $1.49 3 pc. $1.99 NEW WINTER HOURS: Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday: 11 a.m.to9 p.m. Saturday: 11 a.m.to8 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m.to 7 p.m. (Cut Out & Save for Reference) PORT PERRY 985-8647 & Thursday & Friday SEPTEMBER 27th & 28th Nearly Three Dozen Factory Fresh 1980 PONTIACS, BUICKS & G.M.C. TRUCKS 'Cars & Trucks that are Designed to Last' ON DISPLAY AND READY FOR DELIVERY Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Coffee & Light Refreshments Daily - Everyone Welcome PELE PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive - Port Perry - 985-8474 has brought honour to Blue Ray this year, being chosen to be a Grand Page at the Grand Chapter in Toronto, expressed pleasure in attending and found it an interesting experience. After a short business per- iod, the Worthy Patron Sam Nestleton, Continued held on the afternoon of September 16. Congratula- tions are in order to the interested, dedicated people who have worked hard to achieve their goal in estab- lishing the Workshop--a most important service for those who are handicapped. Nestleton recreation Club to Feature 'Octoberfest' Plans are proceeding for the Octoberfest being held in Nestleton Community Cen- tre on Saturday, October 13, with Karl Shultz and friends. German food a specialty-- CLEARANCE DEMOS & RENTALS Bonalr & Starcraft Hdtps., Prowler Trailers MODEL REG. SALE 79Bonair 200 $2,795. $1,795. 79 Starcraft $3495. $2,299. 7924 Sth Wheel $9.450. Prowler 78 24' 5th Wheel $8,950. 7927W Prowler $9,650. Many more Units to choose from. Warranty on all units sold. BLACKSTOCK TRAILER SALES Authorized T LLIN ELLE RL) BLACKSTOCK ONT Doug Ailen (416) 986 5696 For Sale - Special from Blackstock Trailers Firewood, Farmer Woodburning Fireplaces, Insulated Chimneys THIS WEEK SPECIAL: 1979 Prowler 2411. 5th Whee! Reg. $9.450. SPECIAL $7,795. 6m Cawker presided for the election of Officers - all offices filled. The Chapter closed and a social hour convened by the Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron concluded another rewarding evening in the history of Blue Ray Chapter. Caesarea basically Sauerkraut and sausage. Hospital Friends Very pleased to report that Mrs. Bernice Mairs, Neslte- ton, is doing well after surg- ery in Port Perry Hospital and expects to be home the latter part of this week. Her many friends throughout the area wish her a speedy re- covery. Any other folk who may be in hospital from this area "very best wishes. Holiday Time Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mal- colm, Nestleton, had an en- joyable holiday, Monday to Wednesday, with Victor's cousin Mrs. Ralph Kent, Markdale, who is Leslie Wright's daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Kent are teachers, hav- ing taught in Thailand for 9 years, returning to Canada in April, but intend to go back to Thailand again. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mal- colm attended the wedding on Saturday of Miss Marie VanCamp to Mr. Robert Att- field of Toronto, held In Blackstock United Church. "Best Wishes" to this young couple. Caesarea Euchre Results: 1-Doris Grilles, 2-Eva MacDonald, 3- Betty Iverson. Very good attend- ance, next week , same place, same time. Service Station Opens Mark Malcolm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm, an enterprising young chap, has opened a B.P. Service Sta- tion in Nestleton village, just west of the Pink Shoppe. Mark does mechanical and service work. We do wish him well in this new venture. The residents of this area are deeply shocked and sad- dened to learn of the sudden death of Dr. Russell S. Mar- tin early Sunday morning. Sympathy is extended to his wife Susan and other mem- bers of his family. We understand Susan is recover- ing and is in Oshawa Hospi- tal. News for next week phone 986-4715. CORRECTION PAL-O-PAK INSULATION, advertised last week as a 33 1b. bag for $2.49 ... SHOULD HAVE READ - 15 Ib. bag for $2.49. We apologize for any inconveniences caused to our customers because of this error. PETERBOROUGH LUMBER ACCC OICCACICIC 5252525¢525¢ TT Toe Vo Ton Teo 4 52525252525252525252525¢505¢5 545 2CICICICICICICICICICIC >. 0252525252 00 FASHIO 4 ~-PLUS a large selection of LACES - TRIMS - BUTTONS HAS JUST ARRIVED ... PLUS Sines PLUS PLUS EQUALS ... ing you need for that new Winter Wardrobe at MODERN TEXTILES 229 Queen Street - Port Perry - 985-322 25252525252505¢5¢ Washable Wool Plaids, Plains & Tweeds to Mix and Match ... The Complete Line of Butterick Patterns ... ICCC OOOO IIC CICOC Td 5¢ SC 525252525252525252525252525252525252525252525255 055 0he Se VANS - LIGHT TRUCKS - HEAVY TRUCKS - CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AUCTION SALE THE CITIES OF OSHAWA & PETERBOROUGH, THE TOWNS OF RICHMOND HILL, PICKERING, AJAX AND THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM. THESE MUNICIPALITIES HAVE IN- STRUCTED M.R. JUTZI & CO. INC. TO SELL BY AUCTION EQUIPMENT SURPLUS TO THEIR REQUIREMENTS AT: THE R.M.D. AJAX WORKS DEPARTMENT (Regional Road No. 4 (Taunton Rd. West) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th - 9:30 A.M. VEHICLES: 2 - 77 Dodge Maxi Buses; 1 - 77 GMC Window Van; 2 - 76 Dodge Maxi Buses; 73 Chev Suburban; 5 Vans; 15 Assorted PiU's; Assorted Trucks with C&C; Ford & Fargo Packers; 3 Stake; 74 Utility; 3 Oumps; 1 HC 1700 Dump c/w Plow; IHC Dump; Ford Dump c/w Plow; Wayne Sweeper; 4 Assorted Cars. CONSTRUCTION & SNOW EQUIPMENT: Case 680 B/H & Loader; MF 3165 B/H & Loader; Sicard Mas- ter Snow Blower; J.D. 40 Tractor c/w Sno Blade; MF 35 Die- sel Trgétor; 3" Pumps; 1-R 150 CFM Comp; Tampers; Steam sek ki 9' Plows, 4-%2 yd. Sander; etc... LANDSCAPING: Ford 2000, JD 40 & MF 413 Tractors; IHC Side Mowers; Lawn Mowers; Mott 60" Flail Mower; Chain Saws, etc. OFFICE EQUIPMENT: 12 Electric Typewriters; 25 Calculators & Adding Machines; 3M Copier; Gestetner: Fireproof Cabinets, File Cabinets; Desks, Chairs; 150 Dining Room Chairs; etc... PARTIAL LIST ONLY LUNCH ON PREMISES VIEWING 4 to 8 P.M. - SEPTEMBER 28th, 1979 TERMS: $100. Cash or Certified Cheque on Vehicles & Major items. Balance by Cash or'Certified Cheque by 4:00 P.M. October 1, 1979. M.R. JUTZI & CO. LTD. Industrial Liquidators, Appraisers and Auctioneers Professionals in the orderly liquidation of Construction, Industrial and Commercial Enterprises. 69 SYDNEY S., KITCHENER (519) 743-8221 i. DAVELUYVILLE ws MOFFAT GREENBANK ADMIRAL ss==s MCCLARY Mon. Tues. Wed &Sat. 9AM to6PM Thursday & Friday: 9AM to9 P.M FURNITURE & APPLIANCES NEW & USED i Refrigerator = $429. 7) We Need Used Furniture & Appliances - Will Pay Cash i I We carry a large selection of Quality Merchandise * by many Brand-Name Manufacturers. GREENBANK - 985-3295 A 8 E ® = » Jd ~N oo SITON] mmm YH \/ THS CHARGEX ACCEPTED