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24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 28, 1981 Work Wanted Work Wanted Auctioneers TYPING, INVOICING, billing, personal resume, etc. Call 985 2518from 10a.m.to4p.m. T.F. MUSIC for all OCCASIONS WOOD REFINISHING specializ- ing in antiques and fine furniture - call Terry Dyer - 655-4092 after 5:30 p.m. TF RON KING AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types Phone Port Perry 985-2643 Weddings, Dances, etc. WOMAN with 2 girls would like ¥ to babysit in own home. Occa- CALL PETER sional or steady. 6:30 a.m. to 5 ' ' p.m. Call 985-2314. F4 P & G SOUNDS HANDY AL, the people's pal. i d 579-6991 Oshawa Household maintenance an repairs. Ceramic tiling, fencing, small appliance repairs. And it won't cost you an arm and a leg. Phone Al - 985-8068 anytime. M4 DRIVEWAY PLOWING Call John 985-8094 o> AS When Time Is Important... THE 11th HOUR Professional Secretarial & Typing Service JUDITERRETT 985-9068 New Homes - Additions General Carpentry - Pole Barns NORM'S GENERAL CONTRACTING Steel & Asphalt Roofing - Aluminum Siding - Soffit NORM TRIPP: 985-3563 OFFICE: 985-8216 _ P.0.BOX608-PORTPERRY Free Estimates Given with No Obligation. Ret CUSTOM WOODWORKING 2 &7 ih 2 - IN PINE - i 4 Post Beds - Tables - Dressers - Buffets é) A Hutches - Mirrors - Kitchen Cabinets - etc. % HAVE YOUR IDEAS PUT INTO PINE! ut 49 985-7679 Reach Industrial Park 0 - 985-3974 (after 6 P.M) UNIT #4 ~ Bs NS 0h be gD PROFESSIONAL DISC JOCKEYS DANCES, WEDDINGS BANQUETS, ANNIVERSARIES, ETC. Leonard Franssen 1-416-985-7193 Martin Kuypers 1-705-357-3513 MCINTYRE UPHOLSTERY BOX 292 - PORT PERRY - ONTARIO 985-2556 985-2532 Household - Office - Commercial - CUSTOM BUILT BOAT-TOPS, SEATS AND INTERIORS. 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 ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONEER 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 MURRAY JACKSON EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER Household - Antiques Estates - Farms - Livestock Equipment - Consignments 985-2459 ABACUS STRUCTURES LITTLE BRITAIN 705-786-2644 (Quality Buildings You Can Count On) FARM BUILDINGS - COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS iA CUSTOM BUILT HOMES fj! ALL TYPES OF RENOVATIONS ** Free Estimates ** d ANGELO CORNACCHIA ... 705-786-2644 WAYNE HODDINOTT ... 705-953-9708 COCHRANE AUCTION SERVICE Household - Real Estate Farms - Equipment - Livestock - Whatever Your Auction Needs DON & FREIDA Will be Pleased To Hear From You. 085-2788 SATURDAY JANUARY 31 SALE TIME: § P.M. Auction sale Saturday evening, January 31, 1981 at 6 p.m. Private estate property of Mrs. FLORENCE ROSE STEVES - 42 Virginia St., Toronto, to be held at Stirtevants Auction Hall, 33 Hall St., Oshawa. MODERN & ANTIQUE furniture, 9 pc. dining room suite, 2 door refrigerator, 24" electric stove, automatic washer and dryer, rugs, 3 pc. chesterfield suite, 2 antique love seats, 4 pc. bedroom suite - good condition, walnut sideboard, antique dressers, antique chests of drawers, radio and record player, treadle sewing machine, antique desk, 2 single matching continental beds, piano stool, small drop leaf table, cedar chest, wardrobe, library table, rocking chair, 2 table lamps, hall stand, vacuum cleaner, table saw, electrical and hand tools, electric lawn mower, ext. ladder, trunk, washstand, dinette suite, Lazy Boy chair - like new, V2 moon table, garden tools, linen, bedding, jewellery, vanity, colour television, B & W portable TV, clocks, wooden kitchen suite, This is a large sale. Plan to attend. Terms cash - No reserve. Myles King, Auctioneer - 725- 5751 or 723-0501. Corneil's Auction Barn SATURDAY FEBRUARY 7 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale three miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay-Little# Britain Road. 4 pc. antique parlor suite, parlor tables, wash stands, refinished antique dressers, coal oil lamps, spool bed, colour TV's. More details next week. Don Corneil - Auctio- neer - R.R. 1, Little Britain - 705-786-2183. SLVR SSI ASN - CE CANIS DENTS BAAS NSU BN BE 2 Sore aw AN% TH XN ERIE MYSORE AA yo VD, CADRE ADE ADE I IRE TAY Er I Sg MNES EES TER OA SUN RR RRS TAR PEt RE Sp RS PEGE SHE ALSATIAN RIS Sth) RANT RD PHI PALE AR | ROA ER TARE Nestleton, Caesarea by Mabel Cawker Nestleton United Church A fair attendance at the service on Sunday, January 25, 11:15 a.m. Rev. Victor Parsons delivered a thought provoking message entitled, "What a World' reading Scripture I John 2: 7-17 and Acts 17:22-31. Miss Laurie Malcolm sang "Follow Me' accompanied by her Mother Mrs. L. Malcolm on the electric organ. A warm welcome for next Sunday at the usual time. Planning Programs On Wednesday afternoon several U.C.W. members met at the home of Mrs. S. Cawker, Scugog Point Road, to plan the programs for 1981. After the meeting closed a social hour was enjoyed over a cup of tea. Evening of Dancing Enjoyed The Bashful Beaus square dance club meets every Wednesday evening at Ontario Street Public School in Bowmanville. Those "kicking up their heels" from Nestleton this past week were Norm and Bernice Mairs, Carl and Jean Adams and Herb and Olive Bedford - an interest- ing evening for all. Caesarea Euchre . Results of last Wednesday evening card party. 1. Betty Ringham with score of 91. 2. Al Cormack with 81. Low Ralph Day-43. A fairly good turnout for the evening. All enjoyed the social time. Next Wednesday (tonight) as usual, for an interesting evening. Refreshments will be served. Try to attend. Presbyterian Ladies' . Aid Meet The January meeting of the Nestleton Ladies' Aid was held in the Church Hall with President Mrs. H. Lee chairing the meeting, extending a cordial welcome to all present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and during correspondence thank you notes for Christ- mas gifts received. The Devotional was in charge of Miss. Ruth Proutt. Mrs. G. Heaslip acted as chairman for the election of Officers as follows: Presi- dent, Mrs. S. McNeely, 1st Vice President-Mrs. F. Dayes, 2nd Vice Pres.-Mrs. E. Hooey, Sec.-Treasurer- .Mrs. G. Heaslip, Pianist and reporter-Mrs. G. Thompson, Social Committee-Mrs. W. Magill, Mrs. H. McLaughlin and Mrs. H. Lee. It was with regret that the resignation of Miss Ruth Proutt was accepted after thirty-nine years of service as Secretary-Treasurer of the Ladies'Aid. Ruth's years of service, a dedicated and devoted member are to be commended. Her untiring energy and undaunted spirit Auction Sales THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Holstein Dispersal for MURRAY MEEK, Route 1, Sun- derland. Selling'at the Wilsons Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including 75 grade cows, 20 fresh cows and 25 spring at sale time. Free listed herd. A group of big strong cows with good udders. Several young cows coming with 2nd calf. Also a group of registered consiynments. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524 has done a great deal for the Church and Ladies' Aid. . This is an example of Faith and is service in the true sense of the word. The program was present- ed followed by refreshments served by Miss R. Proutt and Mrs. H. McLaughlin, bring- ing the annual meeting to a close. Family News of Interest Bill and Shirley Nicholls, Caesarea were Sunday luncheon guests of Clarke and Avelyn Williams of Nestleton. Daughter Cathy and Steve Bourque and Alexander of Oshawa were Sunday evening guests of their parents Bill and Shirley Nicholls of Caesarea. Tom Nicholls, Caesarea and friend enjoyed a day's skiing .on Friday at Devil's Elbow celebrating the end of exams at Port Perry High. Tuesday overnight guest with Grant and Ruth Thomp- son of Nestleton was Mrs. Vera Goode of Cobourg, a former Port Perry girl. Dinner guests with Norm and Bernice Mairs of Nestle- ton were: John and Diane Slute, Jeremy Jay and Julie Diane, of R.R.R1 Oshawa and Robert Mairs, Steven and Katie of Nestleton. Sam and Mabel Cawker enjoyed luncheon and a visit with friend Margaret Cornish on Friday this past week: ga i Jean Williams, Helen Vine, Debbie and Darlene and Jerry Bowers spent the weekend in Trout Creek visiting relatives and attend- ed a hockey tournament while there. Birthday Wishes Warmest birthday wishes to our good friend Ruth Proutt of Nestleton who had a birthday this past week, but wasn't able to celebrate due to a bout with the flu. Trust Ruth is feeling much better again. She received many birthday cards and phone calls wishing her a happy day, and Dorothy Lee made her a birthday cake which was served at the Church Ladies' Aid meeting. Sympathy Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson of Nestle- ton, who lost a brother-in-law Mr. Roydon Currie of Beav- erton on Wednesday morning. The Thompson's stayed a couple of days with Grant's sister Mrs. Vera Warmington in Beaverton. The funeral service was held from the Beaverton Funeral Chapel on Friday. Best wishes to Rev. Philip Romeril for better health. Rev. Romeril was a former minister in this charge and his many friends are think- ing of him at this time. Blue Ray Chapter Several members from this area assisted Blue Ray Chapter with the Ontario Federation of Teachers' Dinner held at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday Jan. 21. The food was sumptuous, and after the meal films were shown on Sexual Abuse and discussion followed. Nestleton Presbyterian Church A fair attendance at Church on Sunday Jan. 25 11 a.m. Rev. Fred Swann chose as his theme "The Parable of the Good Samaritan" leaving the congregation much food for thought. Mrs. Shirley Scott played for the service. A welcome to all for next Sunday. Your correspondent is celebrating her second anniversary (Jan. 24) writing the news for the Port Perry Star re Nestleton and Caesarea area. Have enjoy- ed working with the Editor and Staff, so another year of challenge is ahead! The assistance and co-operation of you, the residents, is necessary to make the column of interest and worth reading. Let me know about your news of interest, and any special news would be terrific. Report to me at 986-4715. A sincere-thanks to those who have contributed during the year. Keep up the good work! High School Band needs your support The Port Perry High School Parents Association are off and running with the Fund Raising for the exchange trip to British columbia. Kent McKelvey has taken on the job of organizing and running the Giant Auction and Flea Market on Feb. 21 at the High School. Anyone with articles that they would like to donate to the Auction please contact the people in the Ad in this week's Port Perry Star. Some 20 parents have volunteered to help Mr. McKelvey with this Auction Sale. Tom Mullen and his sub committee will be start- ing to contact all business people this. week re donat- ions to the Auction Sale. Mr. John Pearce has donated his time to be the auctioneer. Jack: Dowson, chairman of the T.V. Draw announced today that the tickets will be going on sale this week with the draw for the color T.V. to be made at the Band Concert to be held at Town | Hall 1873 on Saturday night February 21st. Just one month of ticket sales. Howard Hall, chairman of the Band Committee has started meeting with organi- zations to encourage an out- right donation to this B.C. project. Mr. Hall is also - meeting with Council today to hopefully enlist Council's participation in -this com- munity project, as the pupils going are representatives of each ward in Scugog. The Band Committee is very optimistic that the necessary funds can be raised in a month of activities, with co- operation and participation by all Band Parents in parti- cular, and through the generosity of the people of Scugog. SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS Manual or Electric PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383