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ALTAR RY ACURAPAG FRA ANSARI, Xia 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. Janvary 27, 1982 r $0 XO Auction Sales SATURDAY JANUARY 30 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale on Shirley Road, 4 mi. south of Port Perry. With antiques, furniture, coins, appli- ances elc. Antique cutter, 1972 Ski-doo, matching brown Frigi- daire fridge and stove, complete brass bed, hump back trunk, Roman coins, Centennial coins and others, commercial sewing machine, sentinel security light, McCullough chain saw, skilsaw, J.pc. bedroom suite, wooden dinette set, depression glass. chrome set with 6 chairs, box stove, sun lamp, projector, wheelbarrow, stereo and 8 track, dehumidifier, 5 ft. step ladder, golf clubs, dress form, dishes and many more items too numer- ous to mention. Pearce Auctions 985-7492. THURSDAY FEBRUARY I SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Complete Milcrest Holstein Dis: persal, Peterborough Ont. selling at the WILSON SALES ARENA, Uxbridge, Ont. 85 head, registered, classified R.O.P. tested, Free Listed. é very good, 40 milking age, balance bred and open heifers and calves. Fea- tures include Milcrest Marquis Vera G.P. with 2 yr 309d 13289m 5% (154-204), daughter of Glen- ridge Citamatt sells with 2 daughters. Her Dam is G.P. with (152-178). Next Dam V.G. with (200-211), 3rd Dam G.P. 3 star. Also Glen Isle Highstar Rea V.G. with 3 yr 305d 14733m 4.8% (143-187). This high testing cow sells with a July 1981 Jetstar daughter and is due in July to Sheik. Her Starlite sister sells due March 1 to Triple Threat. Other features include a G.P. 4 yr old Nugget with 16500 of 4% sells due March to Triple Threat. Her V.G. Dam is (174-191), 2nd Dam Ex, 3rd Dam V.G. Other daughters by Senator, Royalty, Romandale Magic, Moch Four, etc. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. F3 Miscellaneous SHOW HORSES boarded. New stable with arena. $120 per month, includes complete care. Join the Pine Point team. 985-2218. NEEDLECRAFT LOVERS - Exclusive kits -Fun to demonstrate Easy to sell - Generous commission - No inventory - Free hostess gifts Creative Circle, 30 Spruce, Kapuskasing, Ontario, 1-(705) 264-8325. 2 INCOME TAX. Confused? Pay the least tax possible. Learn by correspondence. Free brochure, no obligation. U & R Tax Schools, 118 Roxborough Drive, Toronto, Ontario Maw 1X4. SATURDAY JANUARY 30 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale No. 2 highway Grafton. Having received in- structions from Deloitte, Has kins and Sells Lid. Trustees in bankruptcy we are disposing of the assets of GRAFTON FOOD MARKET. Tec MA 130 electronic cash register, scales, coca-cola machine, meat grinder, 24 ft of open cooler, meat cooler, band saw, approx. 100 ft. of store shelving, 6- 2 and 4 door file cabinets, office desk, knives, grocery baskets, plus other articles. NOTE TIME!: 1 p.m. This is a small sale. Be on time. Dress warm, building has no heat. Ross and Scott McLean Auctioneers, Oshawa. 576-7550. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction sale of a partial estate including furniture, antiques and dishes, plus consignments at the WILSON SALES ARENA, 172 miles north of Uxbridge. Sale includes 3 pc. setting of Limoge China, Bird of Paradise pattern (this is a lovely set from the estate), antique oval table with 3 leaves, wrought iron table with 4 chairs, small antique pine cup- board, é foot pine table with 2 side drawers (Markham Twp), antique pine cupboard (a good piece with secret drawers) antique light fixtures including a Tiffany cluster, small antique wooden churn, ornate walnut parlour chair, oak and wicker parlour table, stain glass window, light oak vanity dresser, bevelled glass framed mirror - 4° x 5', picture frames, antique chesterfield and chair with rolled arms and wood trim front, glass and brass hanging lamp, chest of drawers, oak hall stand table with turned legs, 2 single beds, pineapple bed, antique chest with brass handles, wicker chair, plus numerous other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416 852-3524. F10 $77,000 grant The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority will benefit from a $77,000 pro- vincial grant which will be used to acquire a section of floodplain land adjacent to the existing Upper Airport Conservation Area in Oshawa. The grant, announced to- day by Natural Resources Minister Alan W. Pope, supports the Authority's land assembly program to re- move development from hazard lands and to provide additional conservation area lands within the City of Oshawa. *Musical Movement © *Let's Create Together FORYOUTH *Gymnastics *Youth Basketball *Cross Country Skiing * Judo === WINTER 1982 = PROGRAM FOR PRESCHOOLERS *Nursery Schools & Afternoon 4's FORPRESCHOOLERS & PARENTS *Modern Jazz(6to 12 Yrs.) 'FORADULTS * Judo *Art *Cross Country Skiing *Musical Fitness *Ladies Take A Break FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON ABOVE COURSES: CALLY OFFICENOW 985-2824 HOURS: Tuesday to Friday 11:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. *All Courses Begin This Week: January 25th through 30th. 294 QUEEN STREET, BOX 128 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO - 985-2824 FRAN SrA AH FRA HARA RO KE PA IS AA GY Cre STAR w Ws rh RIAN SQ ah Ci A Township should push for more high priced homes says Espey Stating that Scugog Town- ship has little or no chance of attracting new industry, Ward Two councillor Robert Espey strongly suggested the council should push for exclusive housing develop- ments with homes in the $250,000 price range. "It is time to call a spade a spade,'"' he said. Scugog doesn't, have the sewer or water capacity for new in- dustry, and maybe it is just as well to let Oshawa and Whitby have the problems of pollution," he told council. Councillor Espey went on to say that Scugog could become a bedroom comm- unity of high-priced homes. "They are the ones that: are selling these days, not those in the $60,000 range." Councillor Espey made the comments during a discuss- ion Monday afternoon be- tween council and Dr. Mo- feed Michael, the head of Durham Region's planning department. The topic of discussion was Scugog Grace UCW byChristine Prentice January meeling was held at the home of Mrs. Margaret Morrow. Our new president Yvonne Appleton opened the meeting with a poem Let Me Remember. Roll call was answered by 13 members. Devotional was given by Ann Wardlow - a reading on New Years. And a poem by Eliza Fralick - A Journey. Next euchre Jan. 12 - Yvonne Appleton and Madeline Cawker to be committee. New banquet price lo be $5.50 members - $6.00 non members and $6.50 for 2 kinds of meat. We are helping provide lunch for Womens Institute Annual meeting - May 27th. June 5th - banquet for guides. Jan. 25th at 8 o'clock we are having a speaker at the church - on Herbs and Irodology. Grace church is hosting - world day of prayer March Trout fishing opportunities Three stream mouth areas along the north shore of Lake Ontario have an 'all year' open season for rainbow and brown trout for the first time, starting in 1982. Lynde Creek in the Town of Whitby, and Bowmanville and Soper Creeks in the Town of Newcastle, are open for trout fishing all year between the CNR railway line and lake Ontario. North of the CNR line, these streams remain closed to all fishing until the last Satur- day in April, to protect spawning fish. Runs of rainbow trout in lake Ontario tributary streams have increased dramatically in recent years, due to sea lamprey control and improvements in fish habitat. Early spring fishing in the new "all year" areas offers the opportunity to catch trophy rainbow trout within minutes of Oshawa, Whitby and Toronto. ' A RE CE EE EE a proposed subdivision of 26 lots gn a piece of land on the west side of the old Brock Road near the intersection of Concession 4, south of Utica." Councillor Espey said he personally would be in fav- our of a development there, if the homes were expensive and attractive. Dr. Michael responded that there could be a danger in approving too many estate residential developments for that might ultimately hurt the market. But he said the planning department in not opposed to the Bosco development. He suggested that munic- ipalities push developers for stronger commitments about when developments will take place, rather than just giving approvals with no timetables for actual con- struction. "Maybe I'm getting cyn- ical, but developers may not want to build. The only want approvals to increase the 4th. Program: Jean Aldred read an amusing poem on the day after Xmas. Ann Wardlow read a poem on the word *'Up"'. We hardly realize how overworked this little word is. Meeling closed with hymr and mizpha benediction. March meeting at Yvonne Appletons. book value of their proper- ties," stated Dr. Michael. In Scugog recently, a pro- posed development (Bola- hood) near Caesarea was rejected by the Housing Min- istry. A large development near Chalk Lake (Ridge- land) is currently tied up at the Regional level waiting an environmental study and facing strong opposition from some regional coun- cillors, and nearby property owners. After the discussion on the Bosco proposal south of Utica, council voted to opp- ose the official plan amend- ment. zation. YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ~ AREWARMLY INVITED TOATTENDA "FREE SHOWING" OF THE FILM GREEN LIGHT EXPEDITION This film documents the travels of an inter- national party, led by a well known Canadian lecturer and author, over one thousand miles up the Amazon River into the interior of South America. It provides intimate glimpses of the native cultures in that fascinating land and the effects of the growing influence of western civili- ~ PORT PERRY MINI CINEMA 7:30 P.M. WED., JANUARY 27th Showing Next Wednesday - February 3rd: "BY WAY OF THE GATE" SPONSORED BY THE BAHA'ISOF SCUGOG Faster Service! WED., FEB. 10th "CHICKEN &RIBS" Phone Ahead Beginning: WED., JAN. 27th - for to "INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS" Ys Chicken &% Ib. Ribs . . . Bo. 2 Chicken & 2 1b. Ribs . . . Yalb. Rib Snack 2 Ib. Ribs Only Dinner... 3.49 12Chicken Only Dinner. .. 4.25 VaChickenSnack........ 2.25 These include chips, buttered roll & coleslaw. Prices are Introductory Only! Y. THE GALLEY FISH & CHIPS QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY - 985-8647 Hours: Weekdays & Saturday 11A.M.to8P.M.; Fridays till 9P.M.; Sunday 12:00Noonto 7.00P.M. EE ES