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| i) a 5. A | CN} 4 ALAN EAR RARTREA ODM) APA WG 8 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. February 17, 1982 FR AN AN A EN NE AA AN Hot 7 News from Nestleton and Caesarea area Family News of Interest Bob and Ruth Davidge, Williams Point, "hosted" a family dinner party on Sat- urday in honour of his Mother's birthday - when Mrs. Evva Davidge reached the grand age of 92. Ruth prepared a delicious dinner, complete with Birthday cake and all the trimmings for the celebration - a nice family party! Those present for the occasion were: Susan and Al Smitko and children, Elisabeth and Katie, Jim and Bob Davidge and a friend Jan Payne - all of Willowdale. "Warmest birthday wishes" to Mrs. Evva Davidge from friends within the area. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, Mr. and Mrs Arnold Williams, Mrs. Avelyn Williams, Mrs. Heler Vine of Nestleton, and Con: stable Jerry Bowers of Peterborough, attended the 80th birthday celebratior held for Mrs. Frances Sutton, of Orono, arrangec by her family. A fine assembly of relatives anc friends were on hand to help Frances mark this wonder ful event in her life. The festivities were held in the Oddfellow's Hall, Orono "Very best wishes" from Nestleton friends. Grahame and Neta Fish. Nestleton had a family birthday gathering on Sun- day, Feb. 7th, when Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Holland and Chad of Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leishman, Michael, Jamie and William of Reaboro, and Mrs. Marlene Bannister, Keith, Karen and Vicki of Peter- Auction Sales Auctioneers BILL WANNAMAKER AUCTIONEER (21 Years Dealing in Antiques) We handle Estates, Consignments, Bankruptcy, and Liquidations. From the 'Auction Place' 1614 Charles Street, Whitby 666-3731 Days 579-6250 Eve JACKSON AUCTIONEERS Estates-Farms Household Antiques SALES HALL AVAILABLE MURRAY JACKSON 985-2459 ROBERT JACKSON 655-4878 ORVAL McLEAN -AUCTIONEER - hold - Farm - Ed Real Estate - Antiques - Estates APPRAISALS & LIQUIDATIONS CONSIGNMENTSAT McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE Angeline Street at Hwy. 7 - Lindsay 324-2791 or 324-2783 PEARCE AUCTION CENTRE on SHIRLEY ROAD (4 Miles South of Port Perry) Estates Antiques - Consignments Household & Farm Sales elc. : CONSIGNMENTS: 1 or 1000 items. CALL (416) 985-7492 For Local Pickup & Information COCHRANE AUCTION SERVICE Househo!d - Real Estate Farms "quipment -Livestock- Whatever Your Auction Needs DON & FREIDA Will be Pleased toHear from You. 985-2788 Auctioneers RON KING AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types Phone Port Perry 985-2643 | Auction Sales SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale on Shirley Rd., 4 mi. south of Port Perry. Antiques furniture, appliances, tools etc. With Honda 150 motorbike, Viking heavy duty dryer, McClary refrigerator, 20 ga. oil fired water heater, Hoover twin tub washer, maple dresser, wicker settee, baker's table, brass and iron bed, elm dresser, movie projector and splicer, new record player ang speakers, set of bunk beds, brass lamp, 20 gal. elec. water heater, portable TV, tools, skis, dishes, 8° Dewalt radial arm saw, wood lathe and band saw, and many more items too numerous to mention. Pearce Auctions. 985-7492. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 24 'SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. 75 Holsteins February Consignment Sale selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., 7 Senator Daughters from Albert Craig. Brighton, also a Northcroft Admiral Citation carrying an ET by Triple Threat, 10 head from Gary Giffen, Barrie, featuring a GP Never Fear with a Triple Threat heifer calf, and a Sheik yearling, also a fancy August Red heifer calf from a VG Dam with 150-190. 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. 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: 6:30 p.m. Bill Wannamaker, Auctioneer, 666-3731 days or 668-8403 evenings. TF SATURDAY MARCH 13 Auction sale of furniture and antiques, and farm machinery to be sold at the Wilson Sales Arena, -2 miles north of Ux- bridge. If you have furniture and machinery consignments, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Ux- bridge 416-852-3524. BOAT AUCTION Auction, Saturday May 1, 1982 at 11:00 a.m. Held at Port Perry Marina in Port Perry. With boats, motors, trailers, canoes, marine accessories, service manuals and much more. Con- signments welcome to this sale. For information phone 985-3236 or 985-7492. Managed by Bill Kendry and Pearcé Auction Service. borough were guests. Two birthdays were celebrated - Marlene Bannister and one year old William Leishman. An enjoyable family party. "Happy Birthday" to the celebrants, from Nestleton area. Neta spent a few interesting days in Peter- borough last week visiting her daughter Marlene Bannister and children, returning home on Thurs- day. Mrs. Edith Hyland of Nestleton, was 89 years young on Friday, Feb. 12 - and on Saturday, she was the recipient of a wonderful birthday party planned by the family and held at the home of daughter, Lawrence and Ilean Samells and Wendy of Peterborough. A turkey dinner, complete with a birthday cake and other delicious food supplied by - the family, made it a happy occasion for all present. Guests included Howard and Muriel Sutton and Debbie, Peterborough, Laurie Parberry, Lakefield, Carl and Josephine McMullen and ¥ Leslie, Pontypool, and Glenn and Sharon Rodgers, Shawn and Jeffrey of Peterborough. " Qur "very best wishes" to . friend Mrs. Edith Hyland for ~ many more. Annual Meeting of Nestleton Hall Committee The Nestleton Hall Committee held their annual meeting and election of Officers on Wednesday evening with Chairman John Goss presiding. Mr. John Wolters, Black- stock, chaired the meeting for the election of Officers for 1982. The slate elected for the ensuing year is as follows: Chairman - John Goss; Vicechairman - Oliver Rohrer; Secretary - Pat Dearborn; Treasurer Warren Rohrer; Publicity - Donna Linington; Members at large - Norm Mairs, Bill Linington and Howard Abbott. Chairman John Goss thanked committee members Jean Williams for her untiring efforts in book- . ing the Hall for engagements - and Jean is continuing with this position in 1982. He also thanked Marilyn Dickson and presented her with a small gift in appreciation of her efforts during the year. A report of finances for the building project re- a meet- ing room downstairs was presented. At the present time $1100.00 has been turned in and more money has been pledged - to be available after work on the room has commenced. At the close of the meeting refreshments were enjoyed by those present. Church News Sunday was a beautiful, sunny day and many worshippers turned out for the Nestleton United Church Service. Rev. John Smith in his inimitable style held the children's interest with a fine story re - love and St. Valentine. The children's Hymn was sung, "Jesus, Loves Me". Sermon topic, "In Freely Acting Love" - a very interesting message for Valentine's Day. It is also written as a song which was sung by the congregation, led by the choir. A second number was sung by the four part choir, "True-hearted, Whole hearted" one of the older hymns; with Mrs, Gwen Malcolm, organist. The World's Day of Prayer Service will be "hosted" by Nestleton United Church on Friday, March 5th, 2 p.m. More information later. An average attendance at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning and Rev. Fred Swann' used as his topic "The Righteous- ness of God" based on the 1st Chapter of Romans. Mrs. Shirley Scott was organist. The annual congregational meeting will be held this Saturday, February 20, 1:30 P.M. in the Church. - Caesarea Euchre Results For February 10, a very good attendance at the card party and the winners were: 1. Irene Train - 77; 2. Richard Miller - 75; Low - Marlene Skinner - 41. A special draw was won by Yvonne Priebe with 65..Next Wednesday evening for fun and fellowship at the Caesarea Centre, 8 p.m. Epsom and by Jean Jeffery Our sympathy to families and friends of those victims of the tragic fire early Sun. morning on Hwy. 47. Mr. Gourlie is home from the hospital and Mrs. Arm- strong in commencing work at the school after three weeks sick leave. Doris loves birds and every year has feeders out. Among her many six feathered friends this year are six morning doves. These are ground feeders so will not go to the feeders and have to have their food on the Veranda. There are also Cardinals but they don't stay long. Ross and Barbara Floyd and Grace Evans had supper at the home of Doris and Allen Hockley of Unionville in honour of their mother's birthday. Many happy returns of the day to our friend Gladys Evans of Ux- bridge. We are pleased to know that Mr. Wm. Goslin is feel- ing better. He has been suffering with a back ail- ment for some time. He is now back to work. Several from Epsom attended the film shown at Leaskdale Church on Sun. night. Weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown were Giles Ubdegrove of Toronto. On Sun. several members of the family visited and Kenny Frank from Caesarea. 'Don and Stella Asling visit- ed her sister Mrs. Elsie Gorrill of Lindsay and also brother Wilfred who had had an farm related accident. Brother Bill from Cameron was doing the chores. The U.C.W. met at Ruth Ashton's home last Tues. A very enjoyable evening, all enjoyed the beautiful slides shown by Dr. Pat Asling. Jan Asling of Whitby spent the week - end with her grand-parents. Julie Ashton celebrated her 16th birthday having seven or eight school friends home from Fri. evening till Sat. evening. Her brothers Rob and Jamie got out and stayed with Grandma Asling. We are glad to hear Wayne Ford is now improving. Having part of his hand severed in an accident which required. a_seventeen hour operation in T.G.H. to re- attach. This wasn't a com- plete success so had to be followed by another operation. We all hope things will go smoothly now. Wayne is Mrs. Hansen's newest son- in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John Barfoot: of Ashburn were supper guests on Sun, with her mother Mrs. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. N. Tapscott were supper. guests on Sat. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Groove of Janetville. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson were luncheon guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wideman of Sandford. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton and family of Oakwood were supper guests with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton on Sun. Dini and Barry, Rob and Glen Page spent the week- end skiing at Blue Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster and girls were supper guests on Sun. with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Potter of Uxbridge. The Youth group enjoyed a _ skating, skiing, and tobagganing party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burnett. On Tues. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman had lunch at the Kerry home. It was their 61 Wedding Anniversary. Congratulations. On Sun. . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry were guests and Jean and Raymond Kerry called in the Alan and Eleanor Cawker and daughter Christie of Oshawa joined Sam and Mabel Cawker of Scugog Point Rd. on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Crandell's River Boat for "brunch". They spent the afternoon 'at the farm, returning to Oshawa in time for the dinner hour. An enjoyable Valentine's - Day activity. News for next week - phone 986-4715. Thank you. area evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin were supper guests on Sat. with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goslin and Annette. The Feb. 24th meeting of Bethesda Reach Women's Institute will be at the home of Mrs. C. Robb. Tapec Resolutions , Motto, 'I must do something" instead of Something must be done. - Reply Mrs. J. Bigglestone. Roll call - A beef that could turn into a stew. Hostesses Miss K. Thomas, Mrs. R. Sprules, Mrs. L. Doble. Sat. Feb. 27 at 6:30 at Epsom Church our Social Club and Youth group are combining to have an Italian Dinner. The proceeds are for United Church World Mission projects. We do hope the tickets are selling well. Call Walter Kerry's, Ron Brown's or Paul Baster for information. DCICICIT ACICACICICICICOC 52525258 5¢5¢5¢5che HR *Hot Buffet all evening. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TOATTEND AN EVENING HONOURING : BARNARD (BARNEY) LEWIS Retiring Executive Director - Family & Children's Services of Durham Region & a THEOSHAWA GOLF CLUB ] ALEXANDRA STREET -OSHAWA ! SATURDAY, MARCH 27th-8to 11 P.M. *PRESENTATIONS: :8:30P.M. For Tickets Contact: Mrs. Betty Cincusak (416) 655-3187 or | Mrs. Barbara Clarke (416)4331551. 0 stereoc/w speakers. NO RESERVE AUCTION FRANCHISE TERMINATED - CLOSED COMPLETELY EVERY ITEMWILLBE SOLD TO THE LAST BIDDER. BEARE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LIMITED 268 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY, Ontario (From Hwy. 401 go north from Whitby on Hwy. 12to Port Perry) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19th SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. SHARP! This Dealership was unable to continue financially and the trustees must turn everything into Cash immediately regardless of price. It is not considered a large dealership but above average size and is well equipped in all departments, with name brand equipment, in excellent condition. PARTIAL LISTING SPECIALS: 1969 Chev tow truck, portable blower, one Spacemaker, fire extin- guishers, service station bell, Bell & Howell locater, 3 office dividers, 8-track OFFICE: 4 electric typewritéres, Underwood & IBM. 3 Victor calculators, 2 electric adders, manual typewriter, cash register, check writer - Paymaster, 2- 3- 4 drawer filing cabinets, Toshibafax copier, hat racks, executive suite c/w credenza, desk, chair and setlee, steel double pedestal desk c/w return, double pedestal oak desk, 3wooden closing desks, 2 single pedestal steel desks, arm swivel chairs, steel arm padded chairs, 6 chrome stacking chairs. PARTS DEPARTMENT: Parts viewer Bell & Howell, time clock and rack, qu. of oil and antifreeze, whiz slip billing machine. SHOP: Bear Telaliner front end machine pit type Mode! 646 c/w gauges, jacks, etc. Nike 6 ton floor jack, Allen Diagr VEHICLES: Tow truck. controls, 12 ton Hein Werner press, Allen testing equipment, 3 - 4 ton Hein Werner floor jacks, Walker 3 ton floor jack, 2 bay lifts, Coates 40-40 tire changer. 2 acetylene welding outfits c/w carts, Miller arc welder c/w H.D. cable, rod & mask; 2 chain falls, Sioux valve refacér and reseater, brake shoe grinder, engine stand, Marquette fast charger, Canadian trickle charger, 4 - 6" vises, bench grinder. wet & dry vacuum, creepers, 20 axle stands, exhaust hoses. Lincoln lube equi AC spark plug cleaner, Hunter wheel balancer, truck trans. jack, passenger car . trans jack, Korkay pressure cleaner, trucktirejack. TERMS: Cash or Make Arrangements Before Sale. REMOVAL: Sale Day & Saturday Food Available on Premises , GREATER TORONTO AUCTIONS MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO - (416) 275-3000 scope Sy 11 cw