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28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. April 21, 1982 Auction Sales Auction Sales Ne S te fon, C fied saredq ne ws SATURDAY MAY 1 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- Windcrest Farms Ltd., reduction of feedlot build: ings, silos and farm equipment. SATURDAY MAY 8 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale: furniture, antiques and tools for ROY M. BRADLEY of Port Perry at Prince Albert Hall. SATURDAY MAY 15 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale. furniture, antiques, for KEDRON UNITED CHURCH. Jackson Auctioneers 985-2459. A28 SATURDAY MAY 1 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale 396 Drew St. Oshawa. Approx. 45 cars, trucks, motorcycles, Mopeds, office furniture, photo copier, tires, tools, gas cans etc. MOTOR CITY TOWING, official City of Oshawa Police pound. Ross McLean Auctioneer, Call 579- 8881 or 576-7550. List of vehicles next week. SATURDAY MAY SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale, complete con- tents of THE GLASS OWL CERAMIC STUDIO, Osborne Plaza, 411 Osborne St. Beaverton Ont. 3 kilns, large, medium, small all in good condition, over 600 good moulds, large assort- ment of greenware, powering machine, reclaimer, paper shredder, Huggin electric cash register, air brush and com- pressor, quantity good steel shelving, 1 ft. and 2 ft. wide, paints, brushes, supplies, counters, chalrs, numerous other items, everything a ceramic studio needs. No reserve, going out of business. Terms cash or Chargex. Note time: 10:00 a.m. Qrval McLean Auctions, 324-2783 Lindsay. A28 'WEDNESDAY MAY 5 SALE TIME 11;00 A.M. Peterborough County Cattlemen's Association Spring Stocker Sale Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in lots not less than three. FARMER'S CATTLE ONLY WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS SALE. DEALER'S CATTLE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. CATTLE MUST BE CONSIGNED. For consign- ments for this sale contact: Ferg Condon, R.R. 4 Lakefield Ont. 705-652-6264; Wayne Telford R.R. 1 Peterborough, Ont. 705-292-9531 Consignments close at 9:00 p.m. Thursday April 29. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer. PLEASE NOTE: the barn will be open on the evening before the sales. Please truck cattie early. SATURDAY MAY 15 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- antique furniture piano, appliances, riding lawn tractor, real estate, property of MR. AND MRS. CECIL GLENNEY, Little Britain, excel- lent selection of antique furni- ture, roll top desk, bureaus, wash stands, dressers, etc. No reserve. REAL ESTATE: 2 storey, 3 bedroom brick house, bay windows, good basement, good oil furnace, water softener, verandah, TV tower, garage, all this on 1 acre fot with pine trees, good location on edge of active village, close to all conveniences. No reserve. Terms 10 per cent at sale - balance 30 days. To inspect call Orval Mclean Auctions, 324-2783 or 324-0182 Lindsay. A28 AUCTION This Saturday & Sunday 10:00 A.M. Over 200 Antiques, special interest, exotic sport, and graffiti cars. Many Cor- vettes, T-Birds, Hot Rods, convertibles 1910 - 1981. Flea Market ANYTHING & EVERYTHING OSHAWA AUTO AUCTIONS 401 East, Oshawa at Courtice Road 725-6011 SATURDAY MAY 8 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Wanted- tractors, machinery, cars, trucks, campers, boats, motors, motorcycles, tools for our consignment sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre - Lind- say. To consign bring to barn this week or phone 324-2783 or 324 0182, so we can advertise your unit. We are also selling house- hold contents of STAN GRAHAM Fenelon Falls, same time at our barn. SATURDAY MAY 8 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Furniture and Antiques Prince Albert Hall Auction sale- the property of MR. ROY M. BRADLEY of Port Perry selling at the Prince Albert Hall, 1 miles south of Port Perry. Inglis refrigerator, Moffatt 30 inch range with self cleaning oven, Inglis automatic heavy duty washer and dryer, beautiful living room set, chesterfield, two arm chairs with matching set coffee and end tables, 2 bedroom suites, one with long dresser, 2 china cabinets, lazy boy chair, 2 single beds with mattress, new dehumidifier, 3 electric heaters, step ladder, large selection plants, mirror set, chrome table and chairs, antique chair, books, radio, flower pots, carpet sweeper, floor polisher, water hose, rakes, shovels, lawn chairs, paint, qu. of tools, exten- sion cords, wheelbarrow, Lawn- boy 19 lawn mower, beautiful child's bedroom suite consisting of white dresser, Hollywood mirror, book shelf, night table and head boards, .school desk, 19' Sparton colour TV, buffalo robe, Quebec heaters, 4 ft. x &ft. form sheets, antique galv. wash tub and plunger, car tires, galv. boiler, wicker basket, antique arm chairs, pine hutch, trunks, lamps, oval drop leaf table, Crown sealers, antique um- brellas, pots and pans, type- writer, pine book shelf, and much more too numerous to mention. An excellent sale. Owner moving to the west. No reserve. Lunch available. Portion of sale outside weather permitting. 985-2459. M5 (From page 10) Welcome Home A welcome home to Roy and Doris Nottingham, Caesarea, who spent 3 and one half months in the sunny south at Largo, Florida. The weather was perfect during their holiday - they arrived . home in time for Easter. Wedding Celebration On Sunday, Roy and Doris Nottingham attended the Open House held for her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bray, Fairview Lodge, Whitby, who were celebrat- ing 65 years of married life. The "festivities" were arranged by the family and held in the Auditorium at the Lodge. Over 100 relatives and friends were present to extend their very best wishes. Congratulations! and warmest wishes for many more from the area. Best Wishes We extend our very best wishes to our friend Olive Heaslip for better health so on. Olive has been in Port Perry Hospital for some time but we are delighted to hear is improving daily. All the best from Nestleton friends. Nestleton United Church Women » Mrs. R. Davidge, Williams Point, was hostess for the Nestleton U.C.W. on Tues, April 13 at 2 p.m. Past president Mrs. L. Malcolm presided for the meeting and warmly welcomed the 13 members present. The Devotional opened with the Hymn, "Jesus Christ is Risen, To-day." Mrs. W. Nicholls showed Blackstock The Annual Meeting of the Blackstock W.I. was held in the Town Hall, Wed. Apr. 7th, starting at 12:30 p.m. After the Institute Grace was repeated, a '"'Pot Luck" dinner was enjoyed by the 17 ladies present. The Institute Ode was sung with Mrs. Sleep at the piano, this was followed by the Collect repeated in unison. The minutes of the last Annual meeting were read by Mrs. Samells. The follow- ing reports were then given, - Treas. yearly report by Mrs. R. Bradburn; Auditors report by Mrs. McArthur; Convenors reports by Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Martyn and Mrs. Hoskin; Curator by Mrs. McLaughlin; P.R. by Mrs. McArthur; Sunshine Sec. by Mrs. Kristensen. The President led in a discussion re some of the business of the W.1. after which, she asked Mrs. P. VanCamp to conduct the election of officers for 1982-83. Mrs. Samells was appointed sec. for the election. The nominating committee presented the following slate of officers: Past President-Mrs. H. Shortridge; President-Mrs. D. Sleep; 1st Vice-Mrs. H. Martyn; 2nd Vice-Mrs. R. McLaughlin; Secretary-Mrs. K. Samells; Treasurer-Mrs. K. Samells; Treasurer-Mrs. Ray Bradburn; Pianist- District Directors-Mrs. C. Adams, Mrs. S. VanCamp; Public Relations-Mrs. J. McArthur; Sunshine sec.- Mrs. J. Kristensen; Auditors-Miss 1 Dempsey, Mrs. J. McArthur; Rep. to Parks Board-Mrs. H. Short- ridge; Curator-Mrs. R. McLaughlin, Asst. Mrs. J. McArthur; Branch Directors-Mrs. R. Taylor, Mrs. R. Bradburn; Resolutions-Mrs. S. Van- Camp; Convenors of Groups- Mrs. C. Adams, Mrs. H. Martyn, Mrs. F. Hoskin. This list of nominees was accepted by the meeting as the officers for 1982-83. The regular meeting con- tinued with the reading of the March minutes which were approved. Mrs. Luke is the delegate to the Officer's Conference. Mrs. Martyn reported that quilt blocks had been received and she will notify the ladies as to the date of the quilting. The Pres. reminded the ladies of the 85th Anniversary of the W.I. and that 2 ladies were eligible to go but their names had to be in before April 30. If any member is able to go please give your name to the Sec. Mrs. Samells, as soon as possible. The Blackstock Fair exhibit was discussed and a few ideas expressed but the matter was left for further discussion at the Executive meeting. The next catering to a Lions Club dinner is Apr. 21. Mrs. S. VanCamp gave information regarding the District Annual Meeting at Bowmanville, May 20. She also announced the Fun Fair at Solina in Oct. There was an invitation from Newton- ville, for two persons to attend . their W.I. 70th Anniversary Celebration May 5th which was accepted. Before the meeting adjourned an executive meeting was planned for Apr. 15, at 9 a.m. at Mrs. Sleeps. Easter slides from the Black Hills Passion Play while Mrs. R. Davidge read the corresponding Scripture verses and an Easter Poem. A playlet entitled "Go and Tell" was presented by Shirley Nicholls, Ruth Davidge and Gwen Malcolm. It underlined the respons- ibility of all women to spread the message of the Resurrection. Mrs. W. Nicholls concluded with a Meditation and Prayer. The Hymn '"'Rejoice the Lord is King' closed this worthwhile devotional. The Roll Call "A favourite Easter poem or Hymn" was well answered. Secretary Mrs. W. Vine read the minutes and corres- pondence. Treasurer Mrs. G. Fish gave the financial summary. An interesting report of Oshawa Presby- terial was given by Mrs. L. Malcolm. During the business portion plans were made for the Spring Concert by "Scugog Island Choir and Friends', sponsored by Nestleton U.C.W. It is to be - held in the Nestleton Comm- unity Centre on Friday, May 7 at 8 p.m. This is a lively, variety entertainment and promises to be a fine evening. For more inform- ation see coming events in the Port Perry Star. A table is to be reserved at the Flea Market in June - for Home Baking and Handi- crafts. Meeting closed with Mizpah Benediction. A delicious lunch consisting of a cheese try, gingerbread and hot beverage was served by the hostess Mrs. R. Davidge assisted by Mrs. W. Nicholls. Mrs. A. Williams voiced the appreciation. Cartwright B. Cubs The annual District Bicycle Rodeo was held on. Saturday morning at Brock High School in Cannington. Five boys from Cartwright attended and some received their Cyclist's Badge. Caesarea Euchre Results A very good attendance and the winners were: First prize - Henry Visser - with a score of 83. Second prize - Thelma McCreight with 80. Low score - Fred Lawrence with 40. Next Wednesday evening as usual for aun exciting time. Lunch is a feature and a social hour enjoyable. The Ladies' Auxiliary try to please. © INVITATIONS © ANNOUNCEMENTS GUEST BOOKS _® PICTURE ALBUMS o CAKE BOXES » BRIDE S BOOK © NAPKINS © COASTERS © PLACE CARDS © MATCHES » CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE FOLDER Please drop in ond see our lorge daploy books of Wedding Srotoneny. Our books olso contain penonchzed siohonery. post cords. nophins. coolers. ployng cords. matches. Thank you notes porty invitations. ek \_ \- ( N | | ~N (rye EDDING Wedding Stationery from the Port Perry Star PORT PERRY STAR J 235 Queen Street - Port Perry > The Cost of Héating your Home or Office seem High Last Year? WE CAN HELP LOWER THOSE COSTS! 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