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. Ns & Hiss EA AA FS 3 Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales . THURSDAY DECEMBER 4 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. The property of Mrs. RUTH M. FISHER, William St. North, Lindsay. Exceptional walnut spooled bedroom suite with 54 bed, chest, swing mirror, night table and chest, bedroom chairs, needlepoint chairs, cedar chest, good 8 pc. walnut dining room suite, parlour tables, bedding, quilts, silverware, 10 x 15 orien- tal pattetn rug, pictures and frames, drop leaf table and chairs, Westinghouse frost free 2 door refrigerator, electric stove, Electrolux, luggage, antique chair, many hard back books, trunks, double pedestal desk, large walnut framed settee, console stereo, needlepoint foot stool, arrowback chair, floor lamp, fireplace tools, 9 x 15 green rug, Quasar deluxe console color television "(used 20 minutes), beautiful oval small dining table, wing chair, modern love seat, 10 x 15 oriental pattern rug, Duncan Phyfe end tables, pine cupboard, chairs, wringer washer, wicker basket, oak buffet, bureau, good 9 pc. dining room suite, treadle sewing machine, console television, copper boller, buffalo robe, oval framed mirror, gas cooking stove, fancy work, assortment of dishes, some antique, ping pong table, hand tools. A good sale. No reserve. Property Sold. Giving up house- keeping. Orval McLean - Auctioneer - 324-2783 Lindsay. D3 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY DECEMBER SALE TIME: 7 P.M. Auction sale three miles east of Little Britain or seven miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay Little &: Britain Road. Oak dining room ----stove, -Nordic=electric- stave, table, brass bed, parlour stove, Aladdin lamp, pool table, china cabinet - buffet combination, box color TVs, chest of drawers, parlor tables, pine corner cabinet - reproduction, chester- fields and chairs, buffet, metal office desk, coal oil lamps, qu. of picture « frames, single {box spring and mattresses, antique dressers, qu. of china and glass, qu. of tools, 28 h.p. Olympic skidoo, plus many more antiques, furniture and house- hold items. Don Corneil, Auctio- neer - R.R. 1 Little Britain - 705-786-2183. » SATURDAY DECEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. Excellent antique auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay on Saturday December é at 11 a.m. sharp. Exceptional antique furniture, dishes, appli- ances, consigned from promi- nent eastern family leaving country. Exceptional 5 wood -secretary bureaus - very old, dining table and six chairs, 77 pc. set limoges, drop leaf table C1835, 7 pc wash set, iron fire- place set, pair red velvet carved chairs, ornate mirror with gilt @ frame, other mirrors, pine ward- ¥ robe, oak sideboard, inlaid bureau, single spooled bed, oriental rug, painted screen, round table, metal chandelier, hanging light fixtures, fancy oval table, oak double wardrobe, inlaid games table, all glass china cabinet; brass light fix- tures, Ruby hall light, hurricane lamp, French provincial fixture, bevelled glass armoire, bureaus, dressers, Chinese wedding box, set of Chinese nesting tables, Persian dishes, Russian Iron, Royal Flenish ewer, Chinese 20th Century-chess set, 8' X 8' maho- | gany cabinet with sliding glass doors on top, blue amethyst vase, large assortment of antique dishes, Port Neuf bowl, signed French plates, demi-vases, R.S. Germany bowls, flower plates, wash stands, old irons, ivory figurines, army insignia, perfume bottles, copper boller, brass and copper, plates, vases, cups and saucers, stools, sealers, bottles, lamps, oll lamps, jarde- nleres, china, crystal, antique dressers, old hand tools, linen, branding irons, lamp parts, two antique sofas in parts, antique settee, 2 glass showcases, wringer washer, micro wave oven, Inglis automatic washer, large Frigidaire frost free refri- gerator, double oven - self clean, GE electric range, assortment of sliverware, sterling salt & Peppers, etc. Many antique dishes. Don't miss this. Probab- ly one of our best sales. No reserve. Owner leaving country. Note Time: 11 a.m. sharp. Come early and register. Orval McLean, - Auctioneer - 324-2783 Lindsay. ! D3 THURSDAY EVENING DECEMBER 4 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale clearing of an Estate plus additional consign- ments at the Wilsons Sales Arena - two miles north of Uxbridge, including Mueller chesterfield and chair, wash stand, sterling silver pieces, 6 sterling match boxes, large silver ladle, Crown Derby tea set, antique desk, Limoge cups and saucers, RCA colour TV, Ainsley china, broad axe, dressers, French Provincial triple dresser and vanity, press back chairs, Victorian table, collection baby dishes, collection crocks, 12 x 15 rug, 9 x 12 rug, brass fireplace accessories, Aladdin lamp, dishes, box spring and mattress, office desk, kitchen table and chairs, bench saw, Simplicity dryer, Int. Cub Cadet 100 riding tractor with snow blower and mower attach- ments, tools, garden tools, roto- tiller, steel posts, cedar posts, fence stretcher, several sheets of plywood. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. D3 SATURDAY DECEMBER § SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Auction sale of farm machi- nery and cattle. The property of JOHN COOK, Lot 5, Con. 4, Fenelon Township - 7 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 and one mile west on County Rd. 21, or 1 mile south of Cameron and one mile west. IMPLEMENTS: 1970 Neufield 4-65 diesel tractor - power steering, J.D. 4-14 plough trip beam - 3 pt.h., 1977 Ford disc 10 ft. 3 pt. h., 1976 George White cultivator - 10 ft. 3 pt. h., Cock- shutt 620 baler PTO, Allied auto stooker with motor, J.D. power mower - 9 ft. 3 pt. h., bale buncher, Allied 34 ft. hay eleva- tor on wheels, roller bearing wagon with rack, Cockshutt side rake PTO, Int. 15 disc seed drill, Int. 76 combine PTO 1arge auger, Int. combine PTO for parts, 20 ft. grain auger, 4 in., grain dryer - 4 ft., J.D. tractor manure spreder - ground driven, Cockshutt manure spreader PTO, 40 ft. belt, Smalley hammer mill, Ford blade 3 pt. h., 16 ft. cattle feeder, 2 farrowing crates, Gravely garden tractor, qu. of tools, elec- tric motor, Beach wood stove, large qu. of other items. STRAW -HAY: Approx. 250 bales straw - oat & barley; approx. 700 bales of mixed hay. CATTLE: Charolais cow - 4 years old, bred July, with calf by side. Hereford cow - 6 years old, bred July, with calf by side. Holstein cow - 8 years old, bred July, with calf by side. 2 Hereford steers - 1%2 yrs. old. Holstein calf - 4 months old. Terms Cash. No reserve. Sale time: 1 P.M. Carl and Greg Hickson - Auctioneers - Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. D3 SATURDAY DECEMBER 13 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction sale for Port Perry District Council of Girl Guides and Marion Lee, at Scout and Guide Hall, Lilla Street, Port Perry. Tape player and speak- ers, small electric organ - like new, 5-drawer chest of drawers - old, occasional chairs, chester- field, lamps, 30" box spring, mattress and headboard, elec- tric air purifier - new, pots, pans - old and new dishes, qu. of quart and pint sealers, Christmas decorations and centrepieces, qu. of baby articles, GM car seat, 4 drawer chest of drawers, change table, high chair, car bed and many more, hedge trimmers - new, gas lawn mower - good, 12 voit battery charger, plus many more good household items. Guides and Pathfinders will have lunch upstairs. Brownles will have bake table downstairs. Please plan to attend. Ron King Auctioneer - 985-2643. D10 SATURDAY DECEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. Prince Albert Hall Auction sale, the property of MR. AND MRS. T. WALTON, Toronto & OTHERS. Excellent quality furniture, appliances, antiques, office furniture, and ornamental iron works. With G.E. washer and dryer, Coldspot fridge, G.E. range, Coldspot 24 cubic ft. freezer, Remington typewriter and stand, genuine buffalo robe, camel saddle, leaded stain glass windows, Admiral hi-fi set, electric snow blower, 7 pc. candelstick bed- rom suite, 4 drawer filing cabinets, metal storage cabinets, office desks with chairs, Opeca photo copier, movie projector, film splicer, china cabinet, humidifier, maple bedroom suite, maple table and four chairs, 24' mower, dish set for 12, butcher table, cedar chest, industrial vacuum, numerous hand tools, Hilti ram set, 2 ton come-along, welding equipment, 180 arc welder (excellent), 10 steel bench, camping equipment, wooden airplane propellor, steel cut-off with punch, duck decoys, good chesterfield suites, also building equipment. Antiques include Wall clock, crocks, cream cans, park bench, single furrow plow, hearth bench, and pine kitchen cupboard. Plus many good regular sale items. This one Is really too good to miss. Pearce Auction Service - 985-7492. D3 THURSDAY DECEMBER 11 SALE TIME: 12:30 NOON December Consignment Hol- stein Sale followed by the Superior Semen Sale at Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ontario - 7 miles east of Port Perry. Features of this sale include 10 head of springing 1st calf heifers from the Classified DHIA and "Free Listed herd of Dean Beatty Cannington. There wlll also be the usual run of fresh and spring- ing cows and heifers to help the milk supply as well as yearlings and calves (both purebreds and grades.) The Semen sale will offer semen from such noted bulls as Count Crystan, Vallant, Citation R, Sir Christopher, Sheik, Prince, Triple-Threat, and Rockman. We are still taking entries for cattle and semen. Phone Ed McMorrow - Auctioneer or Neil Malcolm - Sales Manager - 416-986-4246. D10 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 12 NOON 100 HOLSTEINS Selling at the Wilsons Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario. Excellent quality sale including 50 milk cows, many fresh or close. Several due January including a 3 yr. old beautiful uvddered Royalstar due Janvary 1, to Trudgen Moch Four. Her 3 direct G.P. Dams all over 4 per cent. Her own dam with 170-194 BCA. A Very Good cow with3 yr. 154-157 (#29-plus 24) due January to Stylist. Also a GP 3 yr. old with 2 yr. 146-155 sells fresh. Her VG President dam has 161- 180. Also a GP 2 yr. old just finished with 170-174 due sale time to Prince. Also 50 bred and open heifers. Two daughters of Elevation due January from a Very Good Rockman dam with 161-190. An Astronaut open heifer from VG dam. A Junior Yearling by Prestige of Lake- hurst with 3 direct dams GP or VG. A nice group of Johanna Senators. including.a bred helfer with VG dam with 167-175, 2nd dam VG with 156-163. Also a Senator due January from VG dam with 6 lac. 157-183. A fine group of open heifers and calves. If you wish to consign to the sale please call. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. D10 The Front Room - Antiques & Collectibles - FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT ARE UNIQUE AND THOUGHTFUL AND INCREASE IN VALUE! A Selection of Large or Small Gifts INCLUDING: * 51t. Pine Store Counter with 1 Board Top 28" Wide and 1%2" Thick. * Oak Jacobean:-style Buffet - Beveled Mirror * Flame Mahogany Parlour Table (from Carnegie Sale) * Large Flame Birch Chest of Drawers - 5 Drawers Also Many Gifts Under $10.00 ON HIGHWAY 7A - 5 MILES EAST OF PORT PERRY 986-5588 Open Every Day except Wednesdays & Thursdays. by Harvey Malcolm We were pleased to learn that Mr. Stuart Dorrell of New Liskeard has recently been elected as Zone 1 Director of United Coopera- tives of Ontario. We. extend sincere congratulations on his election and a hearty welcome to the U.C.0O. Board of Directors.. Stuart is well known in the Blackstock area where he and wife Helen were born, started their family of four and were for years in a family partnership with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Dorrell. The Dorrell's currently operate an eight hundred acre cow-calf operations in New Liskeard where Stuart is active in community affairs and has been a delegate of the New Liskeard Coop for the past six years. Stuart will have the distinction of serving the largest geographic Coop area of Ontario. All northern Ontario, stretching from Thunder Bay to Algonquin Park. Mr. and Mrs. Marti Malcolm spent the weekend in Toronto with friends enjoying the Grey Cup festi- vities. From the shellacking the Eskimos handed out the Hamilton Tiger Cats and transformed them into a batch of pussy cats, it would appear that the Alberta shuks" had already affected an energy crunch on their Ontario counterparts leaving them powerless. Mr. and Mrs. Oram Moore, David and Lynn were Sunday visitors with Maureen's mother, Mrs. English of R.R. Lindsay to observe Maureen's birthday and other family obser- vations. Miss Lana Malcolm contri- buted to the LE. Weldon Antics program with vocal guitar selections. Also on the program with the musical band were Jennifer and Carolyn Kennington enter- taining those present. Two carloads of Lindsay area U.C.0. Branch delegates and Mgr. Ben Haachi attended the annual Zone 3 meeting in Toronto on November 20th. Chairman Jim Nesbitt presented the Branch's, report at the meeting. Arash of thefts have taken place in the area recently. Mr. George McCullough had the misfortuné recently to have all the wheels and tires stolen off his car where he had left it parked while working on the night shift in General Motors. Mr. and Mrs.-Bert- McMullin of R:R.- Janetville also had an intru- der enter their residence and carry off a number of valu- ables, during their brief absence to town. Congratulations to all the successful candidates in the recent municipal election and condolensces to the losers. However, we do feel that some of the unsuccess- ful candidates were victims of their own presumption to offer ones services, as mayor, reeve or deputy- reeve, without first having some municipal experience as councillor appears some- what fool-hearty in our unsolicited opinion. It's like applying to enter University without having gone to elementary school. To carry out our convic- tions a step even further, as if anyone gives two hoots, we believe it should be manda- tory that every candidate for MPP or MP should have municipal experience. Too many of our elected repre- sentatives do not possess the grass root orientation that they so sadly require. We recall testimony to one Federal MP (not from Ontario, - Durham or Vic- toria) who didn't have a clue as to the municipal structure of counties and townships, who was attempting to represent his area, blind- folded as it were. It takes more than dedication and supporters in one specific field of endeavour to qualify for a capable leadership role. Experience with its humbling effect, can still be a pretty effective teacher. A special musical treat was in store for those in attendance at Yelverton morning's church service when "The Just Four' ladies quartette of Scarborough favoured the charge with their attendance and provided several enjoyable numbers. The ladies were Mrs. Thelma Bamber, Mrs. Joan Lennox, Mrs. Lorina Sinclair and Mrs. Joyce 'Wood. Unfortunately the Ladies and the congregation met with a cool reception as the caretaker for the month was a little tardy in getting the home fires (or at least the church furnace) burning. Guess who the culprit was? PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 3, 1980 -- 31° News from Yelverton area Rev. Art Rodgers provided a real hard hitting sermon - on "The New Morality or Old Morality'. A strong position in stark contrast to the pussy-footing of the Church Fathers at the higher echelon who favour. Mrs. Audrie Brown is currently entertaining her octoginarian brother-in-law Mr. Boyd McFarland, of Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm attended the annual meeting, dinner and dance of Picton branch of U.C.O. at Elk Lodge Picton on Friday evening. A pleas- ant evening was enjoyed by those present. Mr. and Mrs. Marti Malcolm entertained Jane's parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connolly of Bobcaygeon this week on the occasion of their 28th wedding anniversary. Also in attendance was Mrs. Connolly's mother, Mrs. Austin of Lindsay. Congratulations to Mr. Norman Wilson and twin daughters Anne Hurren and Norma Beggs who observed their mutual birthdays on Sunday, November 16th. Mr. Ross Hurren is currently spending a few days in a Toronto hospital undergoing tests. Ross was pleasantly surprised to have a number of fellow work- ers at General Motors drop in to see him and wish him "improved health. r High School News by Leanne Doupe Port Perry High School had a busy week to finish off November. On Monday the 24th, the RCMP band came to play for the students; the performance was enjoyed by all. During Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the button machine proved to be a booming success. Brigitte spent hours in front of the office making button after button after button..., you get the idea. They were on sale for a fantastic price of 50 cents per button. Port High experienced their first snow day of the year on Tuesday, the 25th. Because there was a delay for the buses, our home- rooms were held at 10:10 instead of 8:50, to allow late students to hear the morning announcements. Every night last week a group of students worked furiously in order to get the Christmas float ready for Saturday's Santa Claus Parade. The students did a" great job and after a very late Friday night the float was ready to roll on Satur- day. Thursday was an exciting day for some and a dooms- day for others because we received our first term report cards. Classes were dismissed at 3:10 and stud- ents picked up their reports from their homeroom teachers. The grade 13's applying for university made plenty of visits to the guidance depart- ment last week rushing to get their applications filled out for Monday, the deadline date. The "At Home' meetings are coming along well; how- ever, Ilka and Marisa would appreciate a little more support from the student body as there is lots to do. The theme this year is a Tropical Paradise. The walls around P.P.H.S. have been plastered with posters advertising the '81 yearbook. The yearbook staff has decided to give a pizza party to the class with the highest yearbook sales. The halls in the area of Room 110 were drafty during the past week due to the fact that the Texas oranges and grapefruits arrived and had to be stored in a cool place. The cool place was Room 110 with all the windows wide open. People drifted in and out during the week, picking up their orders. Mr. Sims, the director of "Shadow of a Glen" has chosen his cast after a long try-out session. The cast is as follows: Dave Van Weston, Ed Canning, Claudia Liebscher, and Mike Stokes. We wish the cast all the best of luck in their competition in the drama festival in March. The LOSSA finals were held in Oshawa on Saturday. Port Perry High sent two girls' basketball teams down to compete. The Midget girls qualified for the semi-finals but after a hard fight lost to Dwyer. Pickering had the upper hand on the Senior girls. The P.P.H.S. girls came from behind, but couldn't get ahiead of their opponents. The game ended with a score of 63-58 for Pickering. That ends another exciting and busy month at P.P.H.S. Stay tuned for more news next week. PENS Pencils - Markers All Colours PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 as ~ yr on ~ J rs ~ 0 A SN 4 Say TE ERENT FY VIG AEOR SRR CR i