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wie a RS i ° ° H . Auctioneers Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales 4 v 1) : ECEMBER 4 SATURDAY DECEMBER 12 SATURDAY DECEMBER 12 BILL WANNAMAKER RRIBAY Des 6:30 P.M. SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. AUCTIONEER Corneils Auction Barn Estate Auction Two clearing auction sales of (21 Years Dealing in Ants ) Auction sale 3 miles east of Auction sale. (in case of bad | antique furniture, clocks, We handle Estates + Little Britain or 7 miles west of | storm, sale on Wed. Dec. 16) | pictures, quilts, rugs and mis- Consignments, Bankruptcy, and Liquidations. From the 'Auction Place' 1614 Charles Street, Whitby 666-3731 Days 579-6250 Eve. Auction Sales THURSDAY DECEMBER 3 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of farm machin- ery and numerous other items for the property of HOWARD HAMMOND; R.R. 2, Port Perry, 4 mi. north of Port Perry or 22 mi. south of Seagrave on Con. 11, 1 mi. east of 'Port Perry-Sea- grave Rd., including Malco hay elevator, cement mixer, single plow, fertilizer spreader, qty. of lumber, wooden wheel wagon, Quebec heater, 2 water troughs, platform scales, fanning mill, grain auger, qty. grain, hay knife, seed drill, M.H. manure spreader, 2 wagons, AC pull type combine, disc, rails, Boa-Ski snowmobile and ski-boose, trap, Ige. quty. scrap, numerous other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. D2 THURSDAY DECEMBER 3 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale Orval Mclean Auction Center, Lindsay, clearing local estates furniture, appliances, some antiques, dishes. Lourey Jamborie full size key board, 18 rythms, cathedral amplification, 3 years old like new, built-in dishwasher, acorn stove, pressure system, chesterfields, dining chairs, rocker, chrome set, 2 gas heating stoves, excellenf green frost-free refrigerator and matching 30' automatic electric stove, good piano, 2 large gold rugs, old organ, oak rocker, bulit-in oven, cribs, lamps, beds, antique parlour heater, crocks, churn, vacuum, electric stove, dining tables, coffee and end tables, candy case, modern chesterfield, cash register, - 'packaging machine, wicker settee, antique clock, oak dresser and bed, 2 new doors, tools, etc. No reserves on organ. No reserve on furniture. McLean Auction Barn 324-2783. SATURDAY DECEMBER 5 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale, Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay, selling antiques, dishes, furniture, appliances, estate of late DELLA SERPELL from Cannington, good older Willis player plano and rolls, apt. size electric stove, refrigerator, antique carvbed heart table, antique chairs, wash stands, oak dressers, chrome set, swivel rocker, antique sideboard, copper boiler . old _bed, crocks, oil lamps, antique drop leaf table, antique wooden rocker and matching chair, carved tables, pressback rocker, lanterns, antique picture frames, old wooden boxes, foot stools, antique horsehair love seat, antique wall telephone, needle- point rocker and matching chair, other furniture, antifue dishes, also estate of ALICE CORRAN, Kent St., Lindsay, wicker fernery, wicker chairs, coal scuttles, oak dining table and 6 oak chairs, harvest table, organ stool, pressback rocker, windsor chair, antique chesterfield, smokers stand, drop front desk, antiqle doll's cradle, china doll, antique homemade Christmas gifts, partial toilet sets, refriger- alors, apt. size electric stove, refrigerator, iron bed, drop front desk and chest, wicker chair, parlour table, bridge lamps, antique oak dresser and bad complete, antique trunks, old picture frames, antique frame and Queen Victoria, old books and papers of first world war, some back to, 1846, sealers, quantity vases, bowls, fancy plates, some antique Jacobean hall table, wicker baskets, new tractor snow blower, 4 Ski-doos, farm gate. No reserve. An inter- esting sale 11:00 a.m. McLean Auction Barn, 324-2783 Lindsay. Bill Wannamaker, Auctioneer Auction sale, 1614 Charles St., Whitby, every Monday and Thursday evenings. Monday nights, regular household items. Thursday nights, antiques and collectibles. Consign early for our next sale, Starting times: rR 7) or 648-8403 evenings. TF Lindsay on the Lindsay-Little Britain Road. Pressback rockers, settee, dining room chairs, oval top trunk, chest of drawers, Gibson refrigerator, , coffeeand end tables, chester- fields, wooden wall phone, Polar bar refrigerator, chrome kitchen suite, antique dresser, parlour tables, 200 gal. oil tank, quantity of wooden chairs, organ stool, Craftsman 8 horsepower snow- blower, 1976 GM 3% ton truck, 350 automatic (certifled excellent condition) quantity of depression glass, quantity of tools and many more antiques, furniture and household Items. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786-2183. SATURDAY DECEMBER § SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Bowmanville C. Tinline Auction Service Auction sale in Bowmanvlile. Take Liberty St., south east on base line Road over bridge and south to end of Simpson Ave. Selling with no reserve. Lanterns, Captains chairs, wicker chairs, childrens slant top desk, humidifier, dehumifier, TV video game, B&W TV, wet and dry vacuum, wood Saws, metal cabinet, sewing machine, antique toys, cupboard top, washing machine plus more antique dishes and household articles. C. Tinline 983-9634, 623-6744. THURSDAY DECEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale, Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay, selling estate of late LILLIAN MUNROE, Bobcaygeon, good assortment of furniture, appliances, some antiques, dishes, gold 2 door frost-free refrigerator, brown 30" auto- matic electric stove, record . player, Inglis dryer, large chest freezer, Hoover spin washer, 4 wall unit bookshelves, chester- field set, chalrs, lamps, wicker glider rocker, provincial wood coffee table, large beige rug, Hitatchi 19' portable colour TV, ladies hair dryer and chair, antique chest, antique wash basin, beds, antique spool bed, luggage, dressers, chests, swing mirror, antique buffet, night tables, rugs, sewing baskets, upright vaccum, portable Singer Sewing machine, projector slide screen, records, clocks, radios, small appliances, cooking utensils, partial set Limoges bridal rose dishes, many other dishes. No reserve. Estate sale. A good sale, our last of the season. Thanks a million. Orval McLean Auction Barn 324-2783 Lindsay. _.~ D9 THURSDAY DECEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale including milking equipment, silo, feeders, conveyors, machinery, the property of JOHN FERGUSON, Port Hope, selling at the farm on Lakeshore Dr. at the western edge of Port Hope. From 401, exit south at Welcome on Hwy. 2 to Lakeshore Dr., then turn right 2 mi. west to farm. Del aval 1250 gal. bulk cooler (2 yr. old), vacuum pump (new July '81), Del.aval double 3 herring bone parlour, pipeline milker, 79 free stalls, 10 stanchions, 3 heated waterers, water bowls, clippers, dehorners, 2 calf nursery ventil- ating systems, 16 4' x 5' calf pens, headgate, 24' x 80' Ribstone silo, pipes far silo, silage distributor, 2 Patz Silo unloaders - Model 98A (16-20) (20-24), 3 Clay conveyors - 54', 58°, 78', Brilllon feeder - 72', Clay shuttle feeder - 72', Hender- son precast concrete feed bunks, 8 sect. - 8' long, Clay meter-mill and building with overhead storage and 4 bins, Champion corn and grain crusher, Big Dutchman grain conveyor, 2 DelLaval Challenge feeder stalls, breeding wheel, udder support, neck chains and tags, JD 710 tractor, NH 679 Tandem axle spreader with hydraulic endgate, 2 bale elevators, JD 336 baler with thrower, NH 489 Hay- bine, JD 640 rake, 3 bale thrower wagons with steel racks, Int. 10' cultivator, Fox Forage Harvester with 2 row corn head and hay pickup, 3 self-unloading wagons (Farm-Hand with tandem axle and 2H & SS), Parmter 3 pt. hitch loader, Little Rhino 3 pt. blade, 1976 Dodge 200 with cap. Sale at 1 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 414 852-3524. DY Clearing auction of real estate (102 acre farm). Farm machinery, antique furniture, appliances, hay, straw, grain, tools, efc. for the late HAROLD PERCY located | miles west (off Hwy 12) on the Scugog-Whitby townline, approx. 6 miles north of Brooklin, Ont. FARM MACHINERY: JD 1830 tractor with loader (like new), MH 33 tractor, NH baler, JD 3 furrow plow, JD manure spreader, NH elevator, seed drill, cultivator, hay mbwer and rake, separator, 3 chain saws, snow fence, baled hay and straw, grain, etc, Furniture & Appliances-Antique dressers, washstands, sets of old kitchen chairs, oak china cabinet, sideboard, old kitchen table, jam cupboard, good " Findlay wood stove, trunks, beds, rocker, Gingerbread clock, sofa set, wardrobes, glass, china, silver, pots and "pans, fridge, stove, 2 freezers, washer, dryer, colour TV etc. MISCELLAN- OUS: 1976 Dodge Dart, rifles, many tools etc. REAL ESTATE: Approx. 102 acres of good farm- land complete with nice house and barn. Terms and conditions of property, subject to minimum reserve price, approved by Executor at time of bidding, with $20,000 deposit by way of cash or certified cheque day of sale, with balance upon closing January 29, 1982. Property may be viewed Friday and Saturday, Dec. 4, and 5th 'and Friday, Dec. 11th between 10:00 a.m and 4:00 p.m. Terms cash or good cheque on chattels. No reserves. Selling in 2 rings. Refreshments available, Henry and Gayle Kahn, Auction- eers, 985-8161 or 294-1890. D9 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. 150 Holsteins Auction sale Wilson's Christ- mas Bonus Sale selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Ont. Our last Holstein sale of 1981, including 10 VG cows selling, also 12 daughters of A Nelacres Johanna Senator. Some lovely young cows with full pedigrees, 100 cows fresh or close to calving at sale time, some full pedigreed bred and open heifers by Sheik, Jetstar, Prestige of Lakehurst, Triple Threat including an Aug. '80 open heifer by Senator from an Ex Dam with 4y 18229 737 4.04%, 2nd Dam VG with 22000 4.1%. Also 4 service age bulls, several N.J.P. Grade cows. NOTE: This sale features some lovely 1st and 2nd calf heifers. Also selling semen at 10:45 a.m. Semen by Senator, Jetstar, Triple Threat, Sheik, Northcroft, Sir Christ- opher, Emperor. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. D9 THURSDAY DECEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Holstein & Superior Semen Sale Auction sale at the Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ont. Dec. consignment of Holsteins will feature fresh and springing cows and heifers (both purebred and grade) also 'yearlings and calves. A feature of the sale is Oak Ridges Pamela, good plus from 2 very good dames. She sells fresh with heifer calf by Stonetown Renown. There will be daughters of such noted Sires as Senator, Sheik and Royalty from classified and ROP tested dams also some commercial cows and heifers to help the milk supply. A fine group of open and short bred heifers all from Free-listed herds The Semen Sale wlll be represen: ted by such popular sires as Senator, Sir Christopher, President, Sheik, Warden, Rock- man, Lester, Royalty and Admiral Citation. Don't miss our last sale of the year. Ed McMorrow, Auctioneer; Neil Malcolm Sales Manager 414-986- 4246. D9 ONTARIO'S largest farm machinery consignment sale, Norwich, Ontario, Friday, Dec. 11,1981, 10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Friday each month). Approximately 150-175 tractors plus all types of farm equipment. Consignments wélcome. For more information call (519) 424- 9998 or (519) 424-9093." Proprl- etors K.S. Hamuleck! & Sons. Need Help Quickly? Look First in the Star Business Directory! pa cellaneous articles for STANLEY'S ANTIQUES, in the village of Leaskdale, approx. 6 miles north of Uxbridge, dining room table and é chairs, buffet, Boston nursing rocker, oval tilt top table, large Butternut tilt top table with pedestal base, china cabinet (ash) spool bed, rope bed library desk 6 ft 10 in. tall (moustache handles) glass doors on book case, antique dressers, wash stands, antique buffet, and sideboard, press back chalrs, wicker chairs, round parlour table, king size head board, top of flat back cupboard, pine church pew, fan back chalrs, all kinds of odd chairs, small roll top desk, Deacon bench, Captain comode chair, Lion's head press back rocker, Ilbrary desk (Jacobean legs) Krohler folding bed (to be upholstered) oak china cabinet, victrola and rec- ords (cabinet style) 4 blanket boxes, pine and butternut flat back, 2 box stoves, 2 parlour stoves, Franklin stove, Victorian oval dining room table, four P chicken coop chairs, large flour bin, butternut early Victorian chest of drawers, carpet, china cabinet and buffet, bottom of flat back, hanging lamp frame, marble french clock, Pequegnat mantel clock, tea wagon, coal oil lamps, bottom - of Gone with the Wind lamps, Bonnet chest, man's dresser (tall) oak ice box, hall seat and mirror, love seat and 3 chairs, kitchen (houser) cabinet, antique marvelube motor oil cabinet, 2 pine fire place mantles, Jaques and Hayes type bed, leather top table, 2 tier with drawer, hundreds of other items. This is just a partial listing, we will be making 2 sales out of the one listing with much more added. 2 more sales will be held in the spring. Terms cash or cheque with 1.D. Selling by number. Sale at 11:00 a.m. Lunch available. Reg and Larry Johnson Auction- eers. Phone 705-357-3270. D9 Senior Citizens by Marion King The regular meeting of Club 101 Senior Citizens was held on Wed. Nov. 25th, with a real good attendance. Ethel Irvine, president welcomed all the members. The meeting opened with O Canada with Aleto Leask at the piano. The minutes were read by Irene Philip and adapted as read. Burnsell Webster gave the treasurer's report. There will be a bus trip to Cullen Gardens on Dec. 7 for supper and to see the lights. This will leave IGA at five o'clock. December 23 will be a wine and cheese party at 3 o'clock sponsored by the Lion's Club. This will be after our reg- ular meeting. Don't forget our Christmas dinner Dec. 16th at 5:30. We closed this part of our meeting with the Myzpah Benediction. Miss Rita Galinauskos from the Durham Health Unit spoke on Nutrition and especially on Calcium in our diets. A dainty lunch brought our meeting to a close. On Thursday, Nov. 26 our Seniors had a busy interes- ting morning. Several men, with aprons covering their bosoms washed the chairs, other ladies washed the dishes, ready for Christmas and several ladies assisted the male chair washers. We had coffee and Jot of fun proving once again "Many hands make light work." Thank you volunteers so much for your services. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., December 2, 1981 -- 31 by Mrs. E. Heron Last Sunday being the first Sunday in Advent, Holy Communion was part of the service at Burns Church. Rev. McEntyre began a series of sermons on Recog- nizing Jesus today, and the first one was The Prophet. The choir sang 'Peace in a troubled world." The Advent candle was lit with Arnold Ashton assisting Rev. McEntyre. Dec. 13th there will be a white gift service and on Dec. 20th, at 7:30 in the evening there will be a Christmas Candle Light Service. A pot luck dinner and Christmas program is being planned by the Ladies Bible Class and W.M.S. and men folk of the congregation are invited on Dec. 9th at 6:30 p.m. There was a good gather- ing of friends and neighbours and members at the coffee party held in the church hall last Wed. morning. It was sponsored by the Kirk guild. Mr. John Nickron and Mr. Ross Frame from the Kitchen cupboard and flavours, in the Safeway Shopping Mall, Whitby were there with many samples from the store. They gave a talk about their wares and experiences and invited everyone to come into the store. Everyone enjoyed a social time over tea, coffee, and coffee cake. Ashburn area news The next meeting will be the cookie exchange in December. Best wishes to Mrs. Gail Grey of Ashburn who has opened Warm Woolies and Whatnots store on Balwin St. in Brooklin. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. David Bradley of Tiverton and bringing their little grand- daughter Alison home to visit for a week. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron were Rev. Ken and Mrs. Heron of Bracebridge, Rev. Jim McKay, Matthew and Emily of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. W. McAndless, Scott, Karen and Linda of Don Mills. Linda was one of the flag bearers for the boys brigade band in the Port Perry Santa Claus parade last Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Corner of Raglan. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniver- sary last Saturday. Several from this area attended. The Annual Horticulture dinner was enjoyed on Wed. evening of last week in the hall of the Brooklin United Church. After dinner the awards were given out. Con- gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw on winning the award for the best vegetable garden this year. Take iime to help and enjoy friends - it is the source of happiness. Recommends 12 years Secondary Education Education Minister Dr. Bette Stephenson said last week that the Ministry will decide early in the new year what action will be taken on the recommendations of the Secondary Education Re- view Project. The Project's report recommended that the school program in Ontario be reorganized on the basis of 12 rather than 13 years. A single diploma awarded to graduating students would replace the present Grade 12 and Grade 13 diplomas. The Steering Committe, under the chairmanship of Duncan Green, former Dir- ector of Education for the Toronto Board of Education also recommended in- creasing the number of compulsory credits in sub- jects such as languages, science, the arts and phy- sical and health education programs. It also rec- ommeds that the secondary schools put more emphasis on programs oriented to the world of work. The report strongly emphasizes that the implementation of its proposals for a re- organized program will re- quire a higher degree of coordination among the var- ious sectors and levels of the provincial education. It also urges a far greater involve- ment of the business and industrial sectors of the Ont- ario community in the development and im- plementation of education policies. The report suggests that its recommendations, if accepted, be phased into the' system throughout the 1960's, "The objectives detailed in the recommendations of the Secondary Education Re- view Project will be studied in relationship to the other components of the ed- ucational system to ensure that they function as a Bridge.If on critical exam- ination we find that the recommendations will im- prove the learning ex- perience of young people within our secondary school system, there is no doubt in my mind that the principles contained in the Secondary Education Review Project will be supported," Dr. Stephenson. Mr. Green said that the reorganization of the system into 12 years should not result in the loss of teaching jobs because, under the Re- port's recommendations, students will be required to spend more time with the classroom teacher. New books New books arriving at the Scugog Memorial Library are as follows. The Family Handbook of Adolescence - J. Schowalter; The One-Burner Gourmet - H. Barker; Tax Shelters in Canada - W. McLeod; Roughnecks and Wildcatters - A. Anderson; How to Make Your own Luck - B. Gittel- son; Incorporation and Bus- ness Guide for Ontario - J. James; A Dictionary of Homonyns - L. Ellyson; When Bad Things Happen to Good People - H. Kushner; Wills for Ontario - L. Caroe; Cost Effective Solar and Conservation - J. Gishpert; Seriously, Life is a Laughing Matter - T. Mullen; The Maple Laugh Forever.