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Tn Ae SE se OTE SS XE Len ree a, on RN & RL 0% OCARINA ERAS ' ' 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 18, 1981 Auctioneers Auction Sales RON KING AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types Phone Port Perry 985-2643 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 Auction Sales WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 18 SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Furniture, appliances, anti- ques, etc. at Prince Albert Hall - two miles south of Port Perry. With Teenie Genie Lowrey organ and bench, Moffat range, refri- gerator, Singer commercial sewing machine, 6 pc. dining room suite with drop-leaf table, 8 pc. dining room suite - needs stripping, chesterfield, sets of dressers, instamatic camera, antique typewriter, movie camera and projector, skis, water softener, easel, aluminum ladder, books, drapes, dishes and many more items to0 numerous to mention. Pearce Auction Service - 985-7492. F18 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Holsteins Holstein dispersal for MURRAY MEEK, R.R. 1 Sun- derland, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. 75 Grade cows, 20 fresh cows, 25 springing" at sale time. Free listed herd. A group of big strong cows with good udders. Several young cows coming with 2nd calf. The dis- persal will be followed by the February Consignment Sale with Registered cows and heifers. If you wish to consign to this sale, please call. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. Please note that the sale is on Thursday, February 19. F18 FRIDAY FEBRUARY 20 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale at Brooklin Community Centre, Castles Road East, Brooklin. For the estate of the late ELIZABETH ANFOSSI, Oshawa. Household furnishings and antiques, inclu- ding 200 pieces of collectable glass and china, old clocks, lamps, piano, tea cart, and household appliances. Many unusual items. Lunch available. Davis Auction Service - 728-4455. GIANT AUCTION SALE & FLEA MARKET SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21 SALE TIME: 10 A.M. Giant Auction Sale and Flea Market - Port Perry High School on Saturday, February 21, 1981. Doors open at 10 a.m. Admission Free. More than 30 flea market tables. Featuring antiques, collectibles and crafts. Home baking. Auction at noon includes 'wide variety of new articles, donated by area merchants plus many other items such as fire wood, pool table, sofa, etc. Lunch available. Proceeds for school band trip to British Columbia. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21 SALE TIME: 2P.M. Auction sale in Blackstock on Saturday, February 21 at 2 p.m. for BEACOCK HARDWARE - North end of Village. A few pieces of new equipment. Ariens tractor GT 14 h.p. blower and mower, 2 roto tillers - one 4 h.p., one 5 h.p. (Ariens), Airens 8 h.p. snow blower, Ariens snowblow- ers - one 10 h.p., one 7 h.p. Snowflite snowblower - 20 inch. Used small garden tractor - § hp. with mower, plough, culti- vator, disc. Terms cash or good cheque. C. Pethick, Auctioneer. Miscellaneous YOUNG LADY would like to meet refined gentleman - not over forty, for lasting relation- ship. Reply to Box 8, Port Perry Star. 'DISTINCTIVE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 24 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction sale Tuesday, Feb- rvary 24, 1981. Sale time: 12 noon. On instructions from Delloitte, Haskins, Sells Limited, we are clearing the assets of several estates. SALE BEING HELD AT MOHAWK SIGNS, 1380 Hopkins St. Whitby (Watch for signs.) Kraus Biogosch hot press, 20" fan, 32° aluminum ladder, industrial vac, 10' step ladder, small tools, electric heater, safety belts and spurs, electric motors, tool boxes, 3 oak wooden desks, office chairs, drafting stool, Olympic printing calculator, file cabinets, cheque writer, postage scales, twelve various size work benches, 2 x 20' sign, other signs, an assortment of plexy glass, assortment of paints, small trailer, 8 step rolling ladder, 1 door Coca-cola machine, 3 burner Bunn coffee machine, dishes, mugs, etc., electric fryer, milkshake mach- ine, 2 boat trailers, 5 picnic tables, 12 round tables for restaurant, chairs, all accesso- ries for restaurant, two 20 ton jacks, Sthil and Pioneer chain saw, approx. seventy é x 6 and é x 8 4' timbers, 1974 Evinrude and a 1973 340 Olympic snowmobiles, plus many other articles. Ross McLean - 576-7550. Corneil's Auction Barn SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28 SALE TIME: 7 P.M. Auction sale at Corneil"s Auction Barn - 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay-Little Britain Road. French provincial chesterfield and chair, antique dressers, chests of drawers, Rockwell drill press, qu. of tools, qu. of china and glass. More details next week. Don Corneil Auctioneer R.R. 1, Little Britain - 705-786-2183. WEDNESDAY MARCH 4 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Holsteins Complete Lloydacres Holstein Dispersal for CHARLES LLOYD, Cannington, selling at the Wilsons Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ontario. 65 head. Regis- tered, classified, R.O.P. tested. This herd features a number of young cows by Birch-Hollow Royalty and Bond Haven Royal- star. These are tight uddered cows. 12 will be fresh at sale time. Bred and open heifers are well grown, the bulk of them by Quality Ultimate and Trudgen Moch Four. Also selling the same day will be the Complete Holstein Dispersal of 20 head for Hugh Baird, Sunderland. Sever- al Ultimates including a fancy 4 year old Ultimate sells fresh. Herds will be reclassified before sale day. Don't miss these two Holstein Dispersals featuring daughters from the top sires of the day. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. F25 WEDDING INVITATIONS Select your wedding invitations from our complete catalogue. For you...a Keepsake copy of your Invitation in luxurious gold. fons fu INTERNATIONAL OF STRATFORD "Star - Krajcki - Nicolaou Helen Krajcik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krajcik and Chris Nicolaou, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nicolaou were joined together at * Grace Lutheran Church, Oshawa, November 23, 1980. The bride wore a wedding gown made of perfectly matched organza with Allan- son Lace throughout the bodice and sleeves, scooped Sweetheart neckline gener- ously laced with seed pearls. The bottom of the gown draped in a scalloped effect around the front and back. Beneath the draped effect is a whirl of lace blending into a full length train. The Bridesmaids' dresses were designed in a silky "Diana" fabric. They were cranberry with lace cascad- ing down the front, blending with the wedding gown. The groom wore a sterling silver tailcoat with matching trousers. Ushers wore sterl- ing silver jackets with black trousers. Shirts were white, with ruffled burgundy front placket, co-ordinating with the Bridesmaids gowns. Maid of honour was Beth Wilson, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids were Linda Krnach, bride's niece; Casandra Nicolaou, groom's cousin; and Dianne Hlozan, Bride's friend. Best man was Nick Mark- off, groom's cousin; ushers were Mike Krajcik, bride's brother; Steve Tzountzouris, groom's cousin; and John Krnach, bride's nephew. Christina Tzountzouris, groom's cousin was the flower girl. She wore a white 'gown similar to the bride's. Paul Tzountzouris, the groom's cousin was the ring bearer. He wore a grey suit to match with the groom's suit. The couple went for a two week honeymoon to Miami, Florida and are now residing on Scugog Island. Luke - Morris Columbus United Church was the setting for the marrige of Catherine May Luke of Nestleton to Michael William Morris of Ottawa. Rev. John Hill officiated at the ceremony, on October 18, 1980. The bride is the daughter of Harold and Lois Luke of Nestleton. The bridegroom is the son of William and Dian Mortis of Ottawa. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown, made by herself, of white satin. The bodice featured a Queen Anne neckline covered by French lace. The same lace made up the sleeves of the dress. The lace of the bodice and sleeves was highlighted by tiny seed pearls. The dress had an empire waist- line which fell into a chapel train at the back. A match- ing headpiece held her flodf length french illusion veil. The bride carried a bouquet of silk roses, pink carnations and lily of the valley. Sharon Luke of Port Perry was matron-of-honour. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth Luke of Nestleton, Catherine and Sheir Morris of Ottawa, and the flowergirl was Christy Luke of Port Perry. John Kerr of Thunder Bay acted as best man. Ushers were Kevin Greenwood, James Keenan of Ottawa, James Hargrove of Rich- mond, B.C. and the ring- bearer was Jeff Larocque of Ottawa. The reception was held at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa. The newlyweds are resi- ding in Ottawa. Guests were present from Oshawa, Port Perry, Ottawa, Markham, Buffalo, N.Y.; Thunder Bay, and Richmond, B.C. by Harvey Malcolm The Yelverton United Church Congregational meeting was held in the Church basement on Friday evening following the cust- omary pot luck supper. Rev.Arthur Rodgers presid- ed during the meeting with its various reports presented by the Church organizations. U.C.W., Sunday School, M & S Cemetery Board etc. The nomination committee presented the slate of officers for 1981 which was accepted. The U.C.W. as per usual has been most active this year and made a valu- able contribution to the United Church operations. Special recognition to these tireless group of ladies. Mrs. Brenda Malcolm accompanied by little Jason Neilly returned home this week from Port Perry Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gundry of Barrie are staying with the Terry Malcolm's and family this week. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Connolly of Bobcaygeon were Saturday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marti Malcolm. Mr. Connolly just returned from a business trip to Milan, Italy. Doug and Pat Werry: of Enniskillen were Saturday visitors with Doris and Art Rowan. On Sunday evening a strong contingent from Yelverton was present at Janetville United Church at a joint meeting of the Janet- ville Mount Horeb and Yelverton Churches. Rout- ine business, election of officers and a discussion on water problems at the manse were items discussed. Art Rowan was reappointed chairman of the Board, Mrs. Glenn Skuce reappointed as Recording Secretary and Doris Rowan, treasurer of the joint churches for the M&S. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mustard (nee Rosemary Bowen) are to be congratu- lated on the arrival of twin boys this past week. Mrs. Mitzi Fick of Picker- ing spent the weekend with her parents, the Harvey Malcolms and Mona. With the advent of February, gone are the January Blahs, to be replaced no doubt after a or 'Yelverton News brief pretense of spring, by the February deep freeze which with only 28 days frequently seems to be the longest month of the year. Its severity all depends of course on whether some furry, burry creature sees his shadows or not Feb. 2nd if we believe in old adages. Speaking of false prophecies of spring, today we saw two crows flying around; some- time during the witching hour of last Friday evening we were treated to a brief canine chorus put on by a pack of musical coyotes exercising their larnyx! We were pleasantly surprised to see our niece Karen Malcolm of Toronto displaying her "charms" as the Sunshine Girl in the last Tuesday Jan. 27 edition of the Sun. This is the second occasion over the past few years that Karen has been chosen as a Sunshine Girl. We should like to pretend that she 'favoured" her Uncle, but exposed in a bikini we fear our 'short- comings' would be far too obvious. Epsom-Utica U.C.W. by Lill Lindsay Regular meeting of Epsom-Utica U.C.W. was held at Utica Church on January 13 at 8 p.m. Alice Ross, Nan Skelding, Vera Taylor ard Lill Lindsay were in charge of the worship service. Elections were held in November and the new slate of officers for 1981 are as follows: President - Vera Brown, 1st Vice President - Shirley Baster, Secretary - Lill Lindsay, Treasurer - Alice Ross, Visiting Commit: tee - Epsom - Jenny Watson; 7th Con. uth Ashton and Elizabeth Taylor. Utica - Kate Crosier. Social Com- mittee - Elizabeth Taylor, Jenny Watson, Nan Skelding and Marion Harper. Manse Committee Rep - Elizabeth Taylor. Pianist - Eileen Slute. Auditor - Kate Crosier. The next U.C.W. meeting will be on February 10, at 8 p.m. at Epsom Church. Everyone is welcome. a SR I ARIST SH A He al rou de ad y