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oA Ww. fo -- -, rl : ARP PE =, * 3 A 3 o - A An pa pd eo! Te a ha LN a = o . SAN ee JO ~ ) er RON . ang ie SEO TRE Al 58 Ug fe S CHASTE HI AY PRPEROR AA 2 SR RR ~ Work Wanted WILL BABYSIT weekdays, one or schoolers 985 3890 in my home, two pre CLEANING LADY experienced with reterences, own transpor tation 9 30 230 pm Call 985 8393 PLANNING a wedding or dance? Call P & G Sounds, with music tor all occasions. Call Peter 579 6991 Oshawa T.F INCOME TAX bookkeeping problems? Let me help. Special rates for seniors, low income tamilies Will pick up and deliver Call Betty 9853842. J30 REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES of snowblowers and snowmobiles. Call Bassetts Small Engines, Sun Valley, Seagrave, Ontario - 705- 357 3526. T.F. INCOME TAX For Individuals Small Businesses & Corporations also BOOKKEEPING SERVICES Days or Evenings K. DAVE MUIR R.LA. 173 Lilla St. 985-7079 T.V. SERVICE We service all makes of Colour T.V.'s, Black & White T.V.'s, and Hi-Fi's. We carry factory parts. Try our written guarantee. TARGET T.V. UXBRIDGE - ONTARIO (416) 852-7391 Sunderland (705) 357-3110 We Cover Durham! DENVER CARPET & VINYL INSTALLATIONS We install all types of "Cushion-Floor & Carpet Prices from $1.75 sq.yd. (Over 17 yrs. Experience) DAY OR EVENING 728-6070 Work Wanted Auctioneers DEAD STOCK ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONEER FREE REMOVAL of fresh, dead or disabled animals. Please Dial Direct: MARGWILL FUR FARM Hampton 416-263-2721 LYNDA'S SERVICE Established Since 1975 Experienced Bonded Cleaners RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Fully Registered Steam Carpet Cleaning 315 BLUE JAY CR. - OSHAWA 3795462 9857732 Household - Farm - Equipment Real Estate - Antiques - Estates APPRAISALS & LIQUIDATIONS CONSIGNMENTS AT McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE Angeline Street at Hwy. 7 - Lindsay 324-2791 or 324-2783 DISC JOCKEY Available for All Occasions Reasonable Rates 985-8339 Auction Sales SATURDAY, MARCH SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. FURNITURE & ANTIQUES PRINCE ALBERT HALL The Property of MRS. CATHERINE LEE of Brooklin to be held at Prince Albert Hall. Round oak pedestal table, 3 pc. older type chesterfield suite, bedroom suites with wash stands and dressers, antique rung back chairs, press back and rocking chairs, antique pine side board with glass doors, antique couch, beaver commode, hall tree, pine table, smoker stand, flower stand, steamer trunk, treadle sewing machine, TV, coal oil lamp, milk bottles, bedding, dishes, lawn and garden tools, and many more items. Mrs. Lee has sold her home and moved to Port Perry Villa. No Reserve. Lunch available - Terms Cash or good cheque. Auctioneers - King & Jackson. 985-2459. F27 Work Wanted New Homes - Additions General Carpentry - Pole Barns NORM"S GENERAL CONTRACTING Steel & Asphalt Roofing - Aluminum Siding - Soffit NORM TRIPP: 985-3563 P.0. BOX 608 - PORT PERRY Free Estimates Given with No Obligation OFFICE: 985-8216 WOOD WORKING SHOP Pine - Mahogany Furniture - Cupboards - Vanities PHONE: REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK Now Open Saturdays 9:30 a.m. t03:30 p.m. 985-7679 N REGIONALRD.8 ~~ "RENA PRS REACH FAR [© INDUSTRIAL GROUNDS | 2 PARK = John T. Pearce AUCTIONEER Estates - Antiques Household & Farm Sales, etc. HALL AVAILABLE Consignment Sales Consign 1 or 100 Items PORT PERRY 985-7492 For Local Pickup KING and JACKSON Experienced Auctioneers Household - Antiques - Estates Farms - Equipment - Livestock Consignments Ron King 985-2643 Murray Jackson 985-2459 Auction Sales FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29 SALE TIME: 7P.M. Corneil's Auction Barn, three miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay, on the Lindsay-Little Britain Road. The property of EARLUM GRANT, of Oakville, plus other consignments. 9 pc. dining room suite, wash stands, antique dressers, wooden telephone, cookstove, rocking chairs, copper boiler, chests of drawers, coffee and end tables, Admiral air conditioner, colour TV, qu. of wooden chairs, partial toilet sets, antique picture frames, brass bed, drop leaf tables, blanket box, square wringer washer machine, chesterfields, qu. of china and glass, plus many antiques, furniture and house- hold items. In case of inclement weather, sale will be held the following Friday, March 7 at 7 p.m. Don Corneil - Auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain - 705-786-2183 SATURDAY MARCH SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction of consigned antiques and furniture from two partial estates and others to be held three miles west of Cannington |i on Highway 12 at Creightons |i Corners or nine miles south of | Beaverton on Hwy. 12. Captains chair, oak china cabinet with glass front, pair matching pine dressers with bevelled mirrors, two wash stands, antique scales, spool leg parlour table, press- back chairs, walnut buffet (very attractive piece), telephone stand, 6 matching chairs, fire- place irons, walnut gramaphone, cabinet, pressback arm chairs, antique Grand Jewel wood stove, crocks, sleigh bells, (old potbelly McClary wood stove), antique telephone, 12 gauge shotgun, pictures, preserving jars, dishes, | lamps, good 30 counter top | stove and fridge, 24" Moffat | stove and fridge and much more. i No reserve. NOTE: To consign to | : i this sale call Calvin Mabee - Auctioneer - Lindsay - 324-4567. F27 SATURDAY MARCH 23 i SALE TIME: 11 AM. i PRINCE ALBERT HALL Furniture, Antiques, Tools. © Consignments welcome. For pick up call John Pearce Auctioneer - 985-7492. F27 Auction Sales SPECTACULAR ANTIQUE " AUCTION " WEDNESDAY MARCHSS SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M, Auction sale of Early Cana- diana furniture, crockery, primi- tives, folk art, etc. being held at 'Holiday Inn", Oshawa, located east on Hwy. 401, to Harmony Rd cut off, turn left at stop lights, then follow road. This auction highlights over 200 items of early Canadiana, including in part: decorated armoire, 4 door cup- board (Niagara area), open cupboard (Lunenberg Co., N.S.), pine stepback cupboard, hanging cupboard (orig. colour - P.E.l.), harvest table, country couch (orig. paint - Frontenac Co.), demi-lune._table (c-1850), maho- gany tilt table (N.S. 1820), bang- lit (Shoe Foot), arrowback rocker, art deco sofa, candle- stand, (N.S.), burl bowl, signed St. Johns Pottery, blue flower, Guelph crock, set of ladderback chairs, Can. painting (A. Doon), Eskimo dolls, hanging lamp, coloured Aladdin Lamps, patter- ned oil lamps, muzzle loading shot guns, pewter tea set, hooked rugs, decoys, forged iron, cover- lets, butterprints, sterling from estate Admiral Darby (Mid 19th century), F.T. Thomas plate, art glass, oval stained glass window, nostalgia, collectible tins, and much more. Attend this superb sale. Terms cash or cheque (with 1.D.). No reserves. Preview from 4:00 p.m. Henry Kahn - Auctioneer - 294-1890 or 985-8161. SATURDAY, MARCH 8 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. Auction sale of Furniture, and Antiques, tools, tractor: for the property of GEO. NAUJOKAS, 826 Pugsley Ave., in Island Grove, 32 miles west of Sutton, or take Don Mills Rd. straight north to Lake Simcoe, turn right to second street on right. Includ- ing a Ford 8N tractor (good), front end loader for tractor, scraper blade, cultivator, compressor, 15 ton building jack, V2'* drill, Ya" drill, hand sander, wrenches, 36' pipe wrench, bicycle parts, tire changer, jack stands, wheel barrow, 1963 Volkswagon, motor w/18,000 miles, ski-doo trailer, tires, 2 § h.p. boat motors, 3 electric motors, table saw, meat grinder, exercise bike, acetylene torches, blow torch, sump pump, electric sewing machine, 2 typewriters, G.E. 2-door refrigerator, antique sideboard, oak buffet, chests of drawers, 2 wardrobes, single bed, antique dresser, 3 uphol- stered chairs, pictures, refrige- rator, kitchen table and chairs, antique souvenir cup of Niagara Falls - 1892, 2 accordians, plus many many other items. Pro- perty sold. Sale at 11 a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416- 852-3524. M5 assorted Auction Sales THURSDAY MARCH § SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques and plants. Property of CONRAD MALMO, selling at Wilsons Sales Arena, two miles north of Uxbridge. Included is a Panasonic coloured TV, several chests of drawers, oak. desks, three walnut chairs, patterned rugs, 9 x 12 and 9 x 7, Lowry electric organ, buffet, antique pine desk, rocking chair, round coffee tables, occasional chairs, small 3-seater sofa, bedroom suite, two antique church chairs, oak chair with leather, picture frames, 2 black end tables, coal oil lamp, dishes, tools, jet pump, power lawn mower, lantern, 100 ° potted plants .including Norfolk pine, rubber plants, etc., etc., several boxes of books, deck chairs, copper boiler, card table and four chairs, oak sofa, plus many many other items. Pro- perty Sold. Sale at 6 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416- 852-3524. M5 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19 SALE TIME: 12 NOON HOLSTEINS March Holstein Sale of 75 Holsteins selling at the Wilson's Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge. 50 fresh or close to calving, bred and open heifers and calves. Early consignments include a tall GP 'Ned.' Her Dam GP, 2nd Dam EX, 3rd Dam VG, due at sale time to Birch Hollow Royalty. A GP-83 3 year old with 147-163, 5 direct Dams all VG, due in April. A "Kemp" from a VG dam due at sale time. A fancy uddered "'Perseus Leader" fresh. A 4 year old by Trudgen Moch Four will be fresh at sale time to Starlite, sells with her '78 and '79 heifers. Also some fancy N.1.P. Grade cows, also 10 4-H age calves including 7 typy senior calves. Service age bull by Starlite. Consignments are being accepted for this sale. Please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions - 416-852-3524. M12 UPCOMING MACHINERY SALES Saturday, March 22 - The proper- ty of BRUCE KERR, Brougham. An excellent line of nearly new machinery. 165 Diesel tractor, etc. Thursday, March 27 The property of GERRY BLACK- BURN, Port Hope, Ontario. Saturday, April 5, 12 Noon - Farm Machinery, Dairy Equip- ment for SHACKLETON BROS., R.R, 1, Bowmanville. Wednesday, April 16 - An excel- lent line of farm machinery, diesel combine, the property of JOHN & KAREN DECHERT, R.R. 1 Zephyr. Saturday, April 19 - The property of Alan Teele. Tractor with loader and back hoe, N.H. hay equipment, etc. Further details are available from our office. Full details will appear in later issues. Sales managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions - Uxbridge - 416- 852-3524. NDP forms Scugog Association NDP workers in the recent federal election met at their campaign headquarters Saturday, Feb. 23. Organizer Marg Wilbur thanked everyone for their efforts on behalf of Fred McLaughlin. She noted that the NDP vote in Scugog Township had increased from 21 percent to over 26 percent. Despite the Liberal surge elsewhere the NDP was the only party to substantially increase its vote in Scugog Township. The workers noted that the NDP had come second in the last provincial election. They agreed that they should now turn their attention to the provincial level. As many new supporters and workers had been active during the election campaign it was decided to form an NDP Association for Scugog. Roy Grierson was elected President and Inge Zilkalns, Secretary. The NDP in Scugog Town- ship has four representatives "on the Durham York execu- tive, Marg Wilbur, Genevieve Ausman, Jack Davidchuk and Heather Gibson. 'Cedar Creek by George Kilpatrick The results of Poll 3 at Cedar Creek on Monday were Lawrence 74, Marttila 1, McLaughlin 46, Platt 0, Schamerhorn 46, no split ballots. Irene Moore was D.R.O. Mae Buller was Poll Clerk. Candidates agents were Doug Buller, Lucy Wilson, Don Scott and George Kilpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips Lea and Lisa of Shirley Road were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Vic Larocque. George Kilpatrick visited Bob Henstock and Phillip in Oshawa on Saturday. Mrs. Henstock was visiting her sister, Miss Laura Porter in New York for the weekend. Yelverton area news by Harvey Malcolm Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Gray on the safe arrival recently of their second grandson and 5th grandchild courtesy of their daughter Linda, Mr. and * Mrs. Randy Longfield of ; Brampton. Your Yelverton scribe has - been somewhat delinquent in sending in area news this ' past week or so. The reason- - we have just returned home from spending a few days with our first mates '"Tulip picking' relatives in Holland. These included Corrie's mother Mrs. Henk Boon, her sister, Tieny, and Mr. and Mrs. John Bakker and family. It was rather amusing if confusing to be awakened on our first morning in Holland by the sultry tones of Tony Tenille imploring someone (probab- ly the Captain) to do it to her one more time, over the local radio station. The weather was like a day in April in Ontario, the grass was green all over, livestock, sheep and young Holsteins were out and pasture water- fowl were swimming in the canals. We were amazed by the number of automobiles - all compacts and by the variety of models, around 25 different makes, from almost every industrial country in the world. One of the reasons for the smaller cars besides that of narrow streets and scarcity of off street parking (cars are parked up on the sidewalks as matter of course) is the price of gasoline. Whereas Little Joe scared the daylights out of everyone with his 18 cent gas hike and contributed to his own politi- cal demise, gas in Holland is currently selling at the pumps at $1.37 per guilders per litre or approximately 6 guilders per gallon or at current exchange rates equals three dollars and sixty-five cents a gallon. There was little evidence of unemployment and the economy appeared to be in fair shape. The results of the Canadian election took a prominent place on the T.V. news coverage. Congratulations are extended to our local successful candidate, Mr. Allan Lawrence and condolences to those who also ran. Perhaps in the near or distance future the two old line parties when they hold their Leadership Convention, they might draft Ed Broadbent from the N.D.P. Just an idea! &