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fan A SS AT, Oh fo N ny 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 8, 1983 Work Wanted Auction Sales Auction Sales GENERAL housekeeping, weekdays. Call Jo-ann Hunter 935-2466. PROFESSIONAL paint and wallpapering. Reasonable. Call Kevin 985-8358 after 6:00 p.m. TF PAINTING and Decorating. Mike Driscoll. 985-8830 or 725-3243. TF INCOME TAX or bookkeep- ing problems - let me help. 10 years experience. Reasonable rates. Call Bet- ty 985-9077. F 22 REGISTERED Radiological Technician urgently requires position. Will relocate. Resume and references available. Miss Kathy Emerson, R.R. 1, Vienna, Ontario. NoJ 120 (519) 866-5581. Auctioneers RON KING - AUCTIONEER - Auctions of All Types Phone Port Perry 985-2643 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale- of furniture and antiques for MRS. GLOVER, Sunderland, plus other consignments selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario - in- cluding flatback cupboard - glass doors, antique sideboard, china cabinet and buffet with curved glass side, 6 oak chairs, Orcon ' electric organ, iron and brass bed, pressback chairs, antique chest of drawers, tea tin, bedroom suite, dresser and vanity, antique dresser with mirror, Dun- can Phyfe oval table, apart- ment size piano and bench, Franklin fireplace, cutter. Also a beautiful line of fur- niture from the Estate of the late MARY MCINTOSH in- cluding 6 Arrowback chairs (antique), 8 piece dining room suite, 8 piece setting of Limoge, set of 6 needlepoint chairs, antique settee, cor- ner what-not, walnut table, bedroom suite, large quanti- ty dishes and china. NOTE: An excellent quality sale. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. BILL WANNAMAKER AUCTIONEER 21 Yrs. Dealing in Antiques We handle Estates, Consignments, Bank- ruptcy & Liquidations From the 'Auction Place' Ly Charles St., Whitby Evenings 666.3731 579-6250 McLEAN AUCTION SERVICE Household - Farm Antiques - Equipment - Estates - Business Closeouts - Bankrupt Sales - Consignments or Auction at Your Place! Metro Toronto Licence ROSS & SCOTT McLEAN -- AUCTIONEERS -- Taunton Rd. W., Oshawa 576-7550 686-3291 JACKSON AUCTIONEERS Estates - Farms Household Antiques SALES HALL AVAILABLE MURRAY JACKSON 985-2459 | ROBERT JACKSON 655-4878 Auction Centre on Shirley Road (4 miles south of Port Perry) ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD SALES Your Place or Ours! TRUCKING AVAILABLE Call: (416) 985-7492 after 11 AM. COCHRANE AUCTION SERVICE Household - Real Estate Farms - Equipment - Livestock - Whatever Your Auction Needs ... DON & FREIDA will be pleased to hear from you! 985-2788 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction sale- going out of business sale at KEN'S MARINE AND SKI-DOO SALES, Lindsay, just south of 35 and 7 intersection, beside Trent Chevrolet. Ski- doo clothing, over $10,000 worth, office furniture, ski- doo parts, helmets, gas cans, shop tools, boats, lawn mowers, '81 Chevrolet pick- up, large qu. ski-doo mens and ladies jackets, high pants, snowmobile suits, adult and chilrens boots, sweaters, mitts, helmets, liners, vests. PARTS: skiis, windshields, speedometers, belts, etc. plus full stock of ski-doo parts selling as one package, oil, new gas cans, 2 new chain saws, trappers sleigh, new life jackets, new Lawnboy weed eaters, che- quewriter, filing cabinets, Bell and Howell micro fish, 10 total nearly new elec- tronic cash registers, 18 gal. boat gas tank, motor displays, clothing racks, some shelving. SHOP TOOLS: 4 steel work ben- ches, bench grinder, engine analyzer, tool boxes, bat- tery, 2 vises, 2 fire ex- tinguishers, shop vacuum, battery charger, acetylene torches, dynometer for snowmobiles or motor-. cycles, engine hoist, test tank creeper, drill press, parts wash bin, 12 ton press, lady mannequins, special O.M.C. and Bombardier repair tools, etc. 1980 Ski-doo Citation SS 369 miles, good 4 bed snowmobile trailer, 80 Johnson 20 hp. outboard, 3 new Lawnboy mowers, one new Lawnboy gas weed eater. NEW BOATS: 1-15 ft. Springbok convertible run- _ about aluminum boat, 1- 15 ft. Peterboro Sunchaser bowrider. DEMO: 82- 18 ff. Peterboro Apollo bowrider ----with-80 --150 hp. V6 Evinrude - loaded, oil injection, stereo, guage package etc. 1981 Chevrolet pick-up custom 305, ps. pb, heavy duty shocks and springs, stabilizers, new radial tires, running boards, am-fm stereo, 46,000 km. certified, like new, metal shed on base, 8 total Sweda cash register, new 5 ft. aluminum awning, 8 ft. aluminum brake, 2 good airtight stoves, Franklin fireplace, coke cooler for cans, oxygen bottle and guages, 50 new travel trailer windows, new rear doors for truck cap, stainless steel trailer sinks, 10 round boat bumpers, por- table air compressor, used Ski-doo hoods, skiis, seat, mufflers, wiring harness, cables, outboard control boxes etc. Low reserve on trucks and three boats. No reserve on anything else. All must go. Business Closed. NOTE TIME: 11 a.m. Terms cash or approved cheque. Orval McLean Auc- tions and Liquidations. 324-2783 Lindsay. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay, on the Lind- say, Little Britain Road. Cedar chest, china cabinets, wash stands, Cranberry hanging hall lamp, 7 piece dinette suite, quantity of chest of drawers, tea wagon, chesterfields, rocking chairs, 5 piece bedroom suite, a walking spinning wheel, 4 Captain's chairs, parlour tables, antique dressers, chrome kitchen suite, Quebec heater, coffee and end tables, bed chester- fields, wooden wardrobes, wheelbarrow, 5 hp. roto tiller, 1972 Dodge Van (not certified), quantity of pic- ture frames, tools, china and glass. Don Corneil Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Bri- tain. 705-786-2183. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale- on Shirley Road, 4 miles south of Port Perry. With new slab doors and bi-folds, aluminum doors and windows, new baseboard heaters, saw horses, antique dishes and lamps, outboard motors, library desk, good bicycles, dressers, chesterfield and chair, bunk beds, wooden doll house, lawn furniture, speaker systems, waiting room chairs, camper mat- tresses, Coleman stove, good ironing board and more items that haven't been brought in yet. Terms cash, Visa or known cheque. Lunch available. Sale starts on time. Pearce Auction Ser- vices 985-7492. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Machinery Auction sale- of farm machinery for the property of KEN KNIGHT, Port Perry. Selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge. Including Case 1070 tractor (white with cab), Cockshutt 5 furrow trip beam semi-mount plough, J.D. 210 14 fi. disc, Glencoe soil saver with anhydrous converter, J.D. seed drill, 2 gravity boxes (300 bushel with 9 ton wagon and 225 bushel with 8 ton wagon), J.D. 55 combine with cab with 13 ft. green head and 343 cornhead, Moridge batch dryer. Machine consignments may be added to this auction. 'Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Ux- bridge 416-852-3524. F 22 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 16 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Holsteins Auction sale- February con- signment sale, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ontario, featuring fresh or close cows, bred heifers, open heifers and 4-H calves, including a fresh 4 year old with 4 VG dams with high production. Also a -pair-of-2-and-3-year-olds; maternal sisters from a Dam over 22,000 Ibs. Heifers selling sired by Sheik and Warden. A fancy 3 year old by Majesty. Other con- signments now being taken. Please call Lloyd Wilson, Auctioneer, 416-852-3524.F 8 © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE by Mrs. Earl Reader The Island United Church will resume practise this Thursday, Jr.at7 p.m. and Sr. at 8 p.m. If you are interest- ed in singing come along and help with the Spring Concert and incident- ally gain a lot of plea- sure for yourself. Ten brave souls slid over the ice on Wed. night to meet at the home of Mrs. Helen Redman for the "Head" U.C.W. During De- votions Helen Hortop and Marion Carter pre- sented a skit to illus- trate God's example of having a time for every- thing. We should do the same but not neglect to put Christ first. We hope to have a joint meeting with 5 U.C.W.s on June 29. Other dates and act- ivities were approved. Now we shall be work- ing toward the Art and Craft Show for April. So please finish your crafts for display. We hope to gather up former paint- ings of the Late Edna McLaren, so please let us know if you have some. This is one way of celebrating our 10th year of annual displays. Marion Carter had a Valentine reading re- minding us of the love, joy and memories re- called at this time. Marion also had an interesting contest on a word plus age. Winners were Jan Gerrow and Reta Reader. We signed a Valentine Birthday card to convey our Best wishes to Mrs. Ada Pearson of Oshawa who will be 90 years old on that date. Mrs. Pear- son is the mother of one of our Tunettes, Mrs. Joan Aldred. Before some of us knew her, she and Mrs. Ethel Redman as young girls had decided to leave England for Canada. They met on the boat and became life long friends. They married chosen mates, Mr. Thos. Redman of Scugog Island and Col. Eddie Pearson of Oshawa. They visited back and forth with the children growing up together. The result was giving Joan to the Island as a very valued resident and Mrs. Pearson's con- tinual interest in the Island people and the work of the church. Many times she showed her continued interest by gifts to the "Head" and '"Grace" churches. RENT ANEW PONTIAC © LOWRATES © LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCK RENTALS PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 VANEOWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 985-8474 OPEN: Weekdays t1o9P M Fridaysto6P M Saturdaysto dP M Tho' she has some diff-) iculty in getting around, she never loses her sunny disposition and sense of appreciation. So on behalf of friends, and the church we here in send Best Wishes for a Happy Day and many more times when she may be able to return for Island functions. Winter seems to be a good time for some vacations and a change of scenery. Therefore, we are pleased to report John and Marci Redman with their 2 children had a pleasant time with friends in Florida. Helen and Ralph Hortop have also returned from the sunny south (tho' sometimes this year the south is not always so sunny). Mrs. Anne Alstein has returned from Holland after visiting with her parents for 3 weeks while her father has been quite ill. I imagine most of the donations for the 4 young couples have been turned in by now. Some one at the "Head"' will be responsible for Mike Adam's and Reg. Davis. Then someone else at the Centre or foot will be responsible for Bruce Prentice's and Trevor Chandlers. Lori and Middleton of the Goreski area recently welcomed a tiny daughter. But problems arose requiring the infant to go to the Sick Childrens Hospital for surgery. At present the results are uncertain. Thanks to all those of the Island United who got their reports in on time. David 'Scugog Island area news Next Sunday the children will be sure to attend S.S. at the Island United and make plans with their . families for the afternoon fun of family skating at the Port Perry Arena 2:30- 3:30 with a social time after at the church (Pay your own admission). This Wed. at 1:30 p.m. the 3rd U.C.W. or Sapphire group as they are now called will meet at the home of Mrs. Joyce Fuller at Fralicks Beach. A guest speaker will be Mr. Jim Duncan from the Central Seven Assoication for the Mentally Retarded. If you get your paper in time on Tuesday, you will be reminded of the Euchre and Bake sale at the Island Hall at 8 p.m. sponsored by the "Grace" U.C.W. - Feb. 8. Cedar Creek news by S. Cummings Last weekend John, Carol, Lee and Lisa Phillips spent the weekend with Jim and Agnes McCumber at their home in Deleware, Ohio. Mr. Clem Rahm and Melody of Orono visited the Bruce Cummings family on Sunday afternoon. Sunday evening Bruce, Shirley and Steve Cum- mings went to John and Darlene Lewis in Oshawa where they had a dinner party to celebrate John's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, Lee and Lisa spent the weekend at their cottage at McKeller, Ontario. Tracy Shortt spent the weekend with her aunt and uncle, the Bruce Cummings. Mrs. Marjorie Baxter is home this weekend _ after spending the better part of a month in Toron- to, staying with daughter Mary, who has been ill. Rose Baxter was home for the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baxter. Elizabeth Baxter has moved to Toronto where she is attending Seneca College. John, Dinah, J.J. and Julia Slute_ visited last weekend with Roy and Ruth Graham. Miss Aurora Harrison, Prince Albert spent Fri- day evening and Satur- day as a guest of Joy and Lesley Carnochan. George and Mary Lou Carnochan entertained guests with a skating party Sunday - those at- tending were- Mr. and Mrs..Gary Faulkenham and children, Tosha, Twanie from the Town Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses -A Lurge Selection. . McKEEN FURNITURE $24 Simcoe $1. $., Oshawa 7255181 Line West. Mr. and Mrs. John Woodward, Jeff and John Jr., of Port Perry. Also attending were- Gord Carnochan and Elaine Jobin, Oshawa. Saturday evening, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque were Cliff and Linda Reed of Scugog Island. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dorig and children, Lisa and Maria travelled to Huntsville to Shirley's sister Aileen Austin, where there was snow and soon were making use of it cross-country skiing. Thanks for con- tributing to the news, folks. Next week, please phone Mary with your news at 985-3349. P.P.H.S. News by Joyce Arney Hello Rebels! This week is going to be a busy one. There are a lot of things happening this week. From Monday to Thursday, carnations will be on sale. On Fri- year. Everyone should invest in a Yearbook. There will also be salesmen at the school Wednesday and Thurs- day to take your order for a school ring. Next week is Winter day, that special Valen- Carnival so you had bet- tine will receive his/her ter get a partner for the carnation from a cupid. activities. The more your The 1983 Yearbook will participate, the more fun be on sale all this week. you'll have. Graduating students - Have a great week. make sure you get oneto _ There will be more news remember your last to follow next week. TT g ATTENTION! i XL HAS NEW HOURS STARTING FEBRUARY 1st, 1983 A - -- ---- -- -- -- qL_No LEAD | -- ---- -- LL FRIDAY ....... SATURDAY ..... ---- -- -- -------- XL PORT PERRY MON. TOTHURS.. 5A.M.to 11 P.M. 5 a.m. to MIDNIGHT . 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. SUNDAY ......... FAST & EFFICIENT SERVICE - ECONOMY 8A.M.to 11 P.M. Linda, Bev, Janice, Kelly, Tammy & Dunice TE RSE VE aa