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2 Sr A pe a CH ren oe - " a a ---- a ---- -- a ------ 14 3 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. February 10, 1982 News from Seagrave and area by Marilyn Beacock Well folks while Old Man Winter continues to pepper us with lots of snow and freezing temperatures it makes it difficult to believe that the first official day of spring is but six weeks away! Can't wait to get the bar-b-q and lawn chairs out but by the look of those drifts in our back yard I don't think I'll need to worry about that or picking any strawberries right away either. On Monday, Feb. 1 the 4-H gals held their first meeting for this session at the Seagrave United Church. They have chosen the "Sea- grave Honey Bun Bakers" as the name for their group. The leaders demonstrated the art of pizza making and the gals quickly demonstrat- ed how quickly they could make them disappear. The girls also expressed regret that Carol Sturman, who has been a member of the 4-H group for several years, will not be joining them for this unit. I wish to sincerely thank the young lady who so kindly telephoned me about the 4-H news. I really appreciate it! I'm sorry to report that our good friend and neighbour, John Ball, has been a bit under the weather this past few days. Hope you're soon on the mend John. ¢ As our minister was away this week-end he made arrangements for daughter Laurie to assume his duties at the three churches in his pastoral charge and I would personally like to extend my compliments to Laurie for the efficient way she handled this responsibility. Hope we can have you back again real soon Laurie! Also an extra treat at the service this Sunday was having Miss Amy-Lynn Wanamaker and Miss Kristi Hutcheon favour the congregation with a delight- ful piano selection and Miss 'Auction Sales FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneil's Auction Barn Auction sale 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay, on the Lindsay, Little Britain Road. Oak china cabinet, (rounded glass), oak ice box, Gingerbread clock, oak wall telephone, 6 matching press back chairs, antique dressers, parlor tables, oval top trunks, Hussier kitchen cabinet, coffee and end tables, large quantity of hand tools, occasional chairs, chester- fields, 20 hp Skidoo, 3 hp Toro snowblower, 1973 Pontiac 2 door, Lemans hardtop (easy certifier), quantity of china and glass, plus many more antiques, furniture and household items. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786-2183. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. "\ Truck-Tractor-Farm Machinery J Auction sale, including 1974 Ford 350 truck with dual wheels and 12° tipping box and hoist. This unit is in excellent condi- tion, one owner, only 25,000 miles, certified, chain saw, MF 180 Tractor (Diesel) Hi-Arch excellent rubber, MF 12° &'* Discs on wheels - 20' blades, Hydrein 3 furrow 16' auto reset plow, Celsa 3 PH sprayer, Cock- shutt 13 run seed drill,:3 PH culti- vator, 12' drag cultivator, 7 tooth chisel plow, Lily fertilizer spreader 600 Ib. cap, 22° hay elevator, MF é' blade, Sedore loader for parts, 3 PH loader, Hay buncher, walking plow, Holland 1 row transplanter - 5 yr (good), 16' grain auger, 6 secion harrows, Patz 50° cattle feeder with motor, Pafz 20' conveyor with motor. Complete farm machinery dispersal for BARRY TIMBERS, Sunderland. Selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 1%2 miles north of Uxbridge. Sale at 1 p.m. Lloyd Wilson Sale Manager' and Auctioneer. 416-852-3524. F10 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale, the property of THE WOODEN TOUCH, formerly of the Lindsay Square. Going out of business sale. Sale to be held at the work shop: Second road east of the Lindsay Drive-in Theatre, turn right, 4th house on the right. Tools, Beaver Rockwell table saw, drill press, Sears 10' radial arm saw, grinder, band saw, air com- pressor and spray guns, skil saw, quantity of small power tools, furniture, quantity of pine stereo cabinets, Canonball queen size beds, hall tree, corner cabinet, gun cabinet, harvest table, 34" round kitchen table, press back chairs, 48' book shelf, pine clocks, quantity of small pine pieces, 1977 Dodge Maxl Van, Findlay cook stove, metal file cabinet, a wood Craftsman air- tight stove (used 3 weeks) quantity of miscellaneous articles. Don Corneil, Auctioneer R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705- 786-2183. 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, 12 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, - a private coin collection with coins of the world and paper money--over 1000 coins of the world, plus numerous other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. F10 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. C. Tinline Auctioneer Bowmanville Auction sale 251 Simpson Ave. S., Bowmanville. Take Liberty st., S., east on Baseline Road and turn the first road on right. Selling with no reserve, Occupied Noritake Bavarian Carnival In Goofus Glass, antique skating sled, sterling covered dish, red flashed glass, tiger maple end table, de- pression glass, post card display rack, antique leaf picture frames and others, crocks, 33 cans 1 litre paint stripper, airtight wood- stove, iron bed, dressers, copper .boiler, lamp, electric train H.O., pots and pans, advertising materials, Indian basket, oil lamp, campaign lamp, antique trunks, set of 4 préssback chairs, odd chairs, oval dining table, antique clocks, old tools, plus many other antique and house- hold articles still being con: signed. Terms cash and cheque. C. Tinline Auctioneer. 983-9634. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 24 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. 75 Holsteins February Consignment Sale, selling at the WILSON SALES ARENA, Uxbridge, Ontario. 7 Senators Daughters from Albert Cralg, Brighton, also a North- croft Admiral Citation carrying an E T by Triple Threat, and 10 head from Gary Giffen, Barrie. A number of fresh and springing cows, bred and open heifers. If you wish to consign to this sale, please contact Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. FEY { Melanie Lee with a beautiful solo. Mark Sturman also assisted Laurie by reading the scripture selections. It's really nice to see the kids participating - hope we'll see more of it! This weeks birthday celebrants are Heather Wray and Ruth Rodgers. Congratulations gals - hope you had a happy day! Miss Erin Kent was the special guest of honour on Saturday afternoon when several friends and neighbours met at the home of Elaine and Larry Willer- ton to officially welcome her to our fair village. After unwrapping all her pretty new clothes and brand new playpen and basking in all the admiring attention she was getting. from all those present she gave a big yawn and cuddled up against her mommy for a nice sleep. ° A young lady should get all the beauty rest she can and little Erin thought there was no time like the present to do just that, John and Donna are lucky to have such a little angel. The Good Neighbours group will meet at the home of Don and Marilyn Beacock on Mon. Feb. 22 at 8:00 p.m. Group members are asked to bring a couple of items, such as baking or crafts, for a Silent Auction following the business portion of the meet- ing. Mrs. Joan Durward will be the co-host for this meet- ing. Come and bring a friend! We look forward to " seeing you. Due to inclement weather the Parks Board Annual Winter Fun Day has been re-scheduled and will be held this Sunday, February 14 from 1 until 4:00 p.m. at the Seagrave Community Park. Snow soccer, hay rides, cross-country ski races and snowmobile rides head the list of festivities that are planned. The cost is a nominal fee of $3.00 per family. Hot chocolate and hot dogs will also be available. Please plan "to attend. Members of the Parks Board will also be canvass- Scugog Choral Society annual meeting ing the Seagrave area during the first two weeks of March. I wonder how many Sea- grave area residents ever stop toreally appreciate how very lucky we are to have such an attractive and well- equipped facitlity. Many communities - as small as ours are not as fortunate. It takes money, and lots of it, to maintain its present state and to make additional improvements so when one of the members knocks on your door give generously please. Please give Barb Mac- Donald a call next week with your news. Her number is 985-2728. Re-elect executive for second term Every year at the annual meeting, the members of Scugog Choral Society can look back on increased success, not only financially, but even more so, product- ively and artistically. A resume of the events produced during 1981 was presented at the meeting held January 20, attended by most of the members. As in previous years, the season opened in April with the annual Music, Music, Music in Town Hall 1873. A second performance was presented in Sunderland Town Hall. Following a special June feature, Music in the Park, preparations and rehearsals were made for the fall production, Brigadoon by by Helen McKean Mr. and Mrs. M. McGee attended the christening of their granddaughter Holly United Curch in Oshawa, followed by a family dinner at the home of Brian and Debbie Beattie. It was in- deed a joyous occasion. In the absences of her father, Rev. Rodgers - Miss Laurie Rodgers conducted the church service Sunday morning. Miss Dianne Bayliss was the soloist and Mr. Peter Stone played the violin. We can be so proud of our young people! Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean and sister Mrs. Jean Buttler attended the funeral of their Uncle Roy Britton in Agin- court on Sunday. Mr. Britton celebrated his 90th birthday in 1981. He will be sadly nephews. He was the last family member of his gener- ation and who spent his life in Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan visited the Ted Kidd's in Goodwood recently. Greenbank Hall commit- tee started Clean Up Oper- ation of the hall in prepara- 1982. Anyone interested in helping, contact Sally Bishop. February meeting of. the Women's Institute will be held at the McKeon Home on Feb. 17th at 2:00 p.m. Do not forget to bring your parcel for the "Bring and Buy le." Lynne Beattie in Kingsview" missed by many nieces and' CAGE Abc vr DERR ISI ITY Lerner and Loewe. This was the sixth season Scugog Choral Society had produced a major musical, and again it was a success attended by six capacity crowds in Town Hall 1873. The 1982 season will commence with Music, Music, Music '82 and will be presented Friday and Sat- urday, April 16 and 17 in Town Hall 1873. The fall production is now . only in the planning stages, but music lovers in Scugog Township can expect another great operetta or musical will be presented in late fall. The executive elected one year ago was returned to office for a second term, again headed hy Jean Greenbank news Mrs. Ralph Dusty has completed her sessions of Jury duty in Whitby. Mrs. Almer Rennie of Sun- derland visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spencer on Friday. ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nicolls of Whitby and Mrs. Bessie Acton of Uxbridge visited with the Howard McMillons. Mrs. Anne Wills spent Monday in Greenbank visiting her sister The McKeons. Several of our men attended the Farm Imple- ment Show at the Toronto Exhibition last week. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Williams of Brooklin and their grandchildren - triplets Adam, Mark and Mathew and sister Kathleen Arm- strong of Oshawa visited Kathleen and John Leask on Saturday. "Not to Win, is not a Sin Not to try is a tragedy." Cedar Creek Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Farrow and family of South River spent a weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs. Rick * Larocque and sons. They visited Mr. and Mrs, Norris Doherty, too. Mr. and. Mrs. Rick Larocque and Shawn were at Shelburne last weekend. Shawn was at a hockey game, Richard stayed with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Nic Larocque. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hen-: stock of Oshawa visited: George Kilpatrick last Thursday. "SAAN NAR NN] III BR " Kennedy as president. 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