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Local YMCA floor hockey results On Monday May 2, the Port Perry Junior Floor Hockey team played host to the Blackstock Bombers in a very exciting game that went into sudden death over- time with Adam Jones scoring the winning goal for Port Perry to win by 7 to 6. After the first period, the Bombers were ahead by 3 to 1 with Marc Versage doing all the damage for the Bombers by get- ting all 3 goals. Jason Gunn pick- ed up the lone goal for the Port Perry Blue Jays. In the second period, Ronald Kelly scored the only goal for the Armchair The poet Longfellow describes armchair travel as 'travels by the fireside...while journeying with another's feet', a chance to daydream of far away places to be seen, almost as good as the real thing. Thursday, May 12, the 'armchair' travellers will meet at the Library, leave the world HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending April 29, 1988 Bombers while Doug Short potted one for the Blue Jays. The period ended at 4 to 2 for the Bombers. In a wide open 3rd period, the Port Perry Blue Jays fought back to tie the game at 6. Scoring for the Blue Jays were Adam Jones, Steven Doan, Adam Jacobson and Jamie Souter with one goal each. Dillon Weher replied for the Bombers by getting their last 2 goals. Playing well for the Port Perry Blue Jays were Adam Youmans, Chris Langford, Eric Bird, Jason Gunn, Kevin Duncan, Todd travellers behind and travel abroad to see new sights by film. This month the flight by film will be to Scotland with a stop-over in Britain. Three films will be shown, "Wild Highlands" a film on the wildlife inhabiting the western highlands of Scotland. The film "Enchanted Isles' follows the "Royal Tour" to the Hebrides, with visits to Iona, Fingal's cave, Larsen and Mark Souter, while Doug Short and Kevin Pike played a strong game in the Blue Jay's net.: Ir the Intermediate game, the Cartwright Leafs had to score in a sudden death overtime period to beat the Port Perry Shooting Stars by the score of 6 to 5. Jason Logan scored the winning goal for the Leafs as well as picking up singles in each of the other two periods of this floor hockey game. Brad Morton scored two goals for the Leafs while Tommy Waters assisted with one goal. Brenda Tromans played great in net for the Leafs while Kevin Gilbanks, Matthew Bradburn, Douglas Lynde and Brandon Johnson worked extra hard to earn this win. A special thanks goes out to Brandon Johnson for playing with this short handed Cartwright team. For the Shooting Stars, Steven Bisschop scored 2 goals while Sean Sauter, Jeff Whitfield and Matthew Koetje assisted their team by getting one goal each. Pat Smith played well in the net for the Shooting Stars while David Verschuuren, Kris Holland, Spencer Bedell, Jeff Vanderby, and Josh Duncan worked very hard offensively for their team, the Stars. On Tuesday, May 3, the Port Perry Seniors played in Coyne, RI SR PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 10, 1988 -- 49 Team and lost by the score of 11 to 6. After the first period, the Blackstock Seniors were winning by the score of 4 to 3 but the awesome offensive attack by Blackstock in the second period | couldn't be stopped by Matthew in net, and Blair Prechitko, lan Perine, Andrew Jones, Wade Sheedy and John Hall on defense. Good try, Port Perry! Danny Bycock scored four goals for Blackstock while Bren- don Agnew scored 3 to earn his hat trick. Daryl Dutkewich scored two goals and Paul Bycock and Peter Simms each assisted with one goal each, while Kendall Chorostecki and Mike Hepburn shared the goal tending duties for Blackstock. Scoring for Port Perry was Kevin Pearce for four goals while Kevin Stewart and Louis Whit- field with a hard blast from the centre line, scored one goal each. The senior team returns to Blackstock on May 10, 1988 to play their strong senior team to get ready for the Tournament on May 14 at Henry Street High School in *Whitby, game time at 8:45 a.m. The Junior teams play at 8:00 a.m. on May 14 while all of the In- termediate teams start playing on May 13 at 7:15 p.m. for the Bruins and Shooting Stars while the Leafs and Red Rockets take over Samantha Espley, past honours graduate from Port Perry High School, has completed her Bachelor of Applied Science in Geo-Engineering with high stan- dings from the University of Toronto. She is currently employed in the mining industry as a rock mechanic specialist. available at the Port Perry Star RAYA For more information call Admissions.............cccceeeee 16 and the great cockle beach at Births...........cooovivviiiiin, 2 Barra. Deaths...........ccovevivniiiniiinnnn. 1 Emergencies........................ 187 This program starts at Operations.................cceeeu..... 12 2:00 p.m. and is approximately Discharged...............c............ 27 one hour in duration. Remaining............................. 31 Blackstock against their Senior at 8:00 p.m. Good luck, players! 985-7383 AUCTION SALES SATURDAY, MAY 14 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Beaverton Fairgrounds Scout Hall Selling contents of an estate from Brock Township. Among items to be sold are antique Queen Anne settee (excellent condition), antique tea wagon with tray, 8 pc. Queen Anne style walnut dining room svite,. antique half cabinet/china cabinet, oak drop leaf secretary, several East Lake style walnut hall tables, oval parlour table, colonial maple drop leaf table, antique wooden desk, Butlers table, several antique chest of drawers with mirror, an- tique drop front desk, large assortment of antique chairs, blanket chest with drawer, sterl- ing silver tea service, set of Theodore Haviland Limaoge dishes, antique Felco hump back radio, assortment of crystal, several antique rocking chairs, 6 pc. sterling silver manicure set, corn flower pattern pedestal com- pote, Alladdin lamp, 2 antique Karosene lamps, antique copper chafing dish with stand, Noritaki hand painted vase, plus many other interesting items too numerous to mention. AUCTION NOTE: This is an excellent estate sale of antiques, fine furniture & collectibles that you should not miss. Mark your calendar and plan to attend. Auctioneer - Jim MacMillan 705-374-4318. THURSDAY MAY 12 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. 111 Industrial Dr., Whitby. Hav- ing received instructions from F. Alan Lawson, Trustee in bankruptcy, we are clearing the assets of 706 946 Ontario Inc. c.0.b. as Master Plumbing, including, pipe cutters, pipe vices, toolbox for small truck, approx. 20 toilets & sinks, (new 8 used), ABS fit- tings & pipe, Copper fittings, Skill Saw, Skil drill, air pig, new tollet seats, Jacuzzi pump, pipe snake, Job box (metal on wheels), roll of 14' copper pipe, steel fittings & pipe, Miiti drill shots, 6' pipe cut- ter, workbench, shelves, hammer drill, other small tools, and assortment of plumbing parts, plus other articles. NOTE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Viewing: Thursday from 5 p.m. Come early. Not a large sale. McLean Auctions & Li- quidations 576-7550 - 686-3291. THURSDAY EVENING MAY 19 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction Sale of Furniture & An- tiques for LAURENE RUTLEDGE & DAISY WATTS, both of Mount Albert, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ont., including 9 pc. Walnut dining room suite, 8 pc. dining room suite, antique settee with 4 side chairs (Duke & Duchess - excell.), bedroom suite, antiques including blanket box, dresser, wardrobe, lamp table with drawer, drop leaf table, parlour table, washstand, sideboard, blanket box with drawer, settee with 2 side chairs, rocker, Captain Chairs, flat back cupboard, wicker rocker, wooden lamp, New William sewing machine, high back wooden bed, silver pieces, linens, copper boiler, 4 oak chairs, picture frames, dresser sets, sheet music, Beatty frost free fridge, electric stove, snpwshoes, desk, 5 Maple press back 'chairs, Chesterfield (excell.), coffee table, end tables, recliner, sofa bed, caned back rocker, antique dishes boxed at time of listing, step ladder, lawn chairs, extension ladder, garden tools, Snowflite 5 H.P. Snowblower, riding lawnmower, plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. M7 WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 1 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction Sale of Furniture & An- tiques for Marg. Eves, selling at the property, 810 Scrigley St., Newmarket, 1 mi. west of Leslie St. on Davis Dr. to Alexandra St., then south 1 mi. to Scrigley St., in- cluding 8 pc. dining room suite, Litton Microwave & stand, oak library table, dresser, desk, bed, chest of drawers, parlour table, round coffee table, card table set, picture frames, lace tablecloth, linens, dishes, cups & saucers, oil lamp, bicycle, step ladder, Work- Make table, igs. qty. of tools in- cluding chisels, squares, planes, saws, plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. SATURDAY, MAY 14 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Garage equipment, vehicles, 10 H.P. Sears electric start riding lawnmower, some appliances, furniture, at property of HENRY VISSER GARAGE - Blackstock. Miller electric welder, acetelene welder, engine analyzer, hydraulic press, air conditjon ser- vice station & access, fmper jack, chain hoist, lubricating pump, gear lub. dispensor, oil, rack & grease gun, battery charger, spark plug cleaner, bench. grinder, pullers, wheel balancer, testers, asst. taps & dies, small jacks, fire ex- tinguishers, 2 electric drills, metal shelves, chain, 3 parts cabinets, tire rack, aluminum ladder, air tools, hand tools, asst. bolts, nuts, carb. cleaner, etc. Quantity new inventory: oil & air filters, oil spark plugs, ignition parts, belts, wiper blades, etc. Mechanics books, office desk, fil- ing cabinet, chair, Sears 10 H.P. electric start riding lawnmower, rototiller, 2 push mowers, 1978 Ford pick-up service truck, 1972 Chrysler Imperial car. NOTE time 10:00 A.M. No reserve, pro- perty sold. Going out of business. ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS. Orval 8 Barry McLean - Auc- tioneers 324-2783. M10 SATURDAY MAY 14 SALE TIME: 12 NOON 218 Lee St., Whitby, north from No. 2 on Cochrane - left 1st street right 3rd street. (watch for signs). Selling the property of CURT BROWN former owner of Brown Electric. House sold. Including Thomas organ, harvest gold 2 dr. frig. & 24" range, chesterfield 8 chair (1 yr. old) brass lamps, maple buffet 8& hutch, Inglis washer 8 dryer, oak library table, Viking 2dr. frig., 3 pc. leather top tables, occasional tables, antique cake stand, antique lamps, man- tle clock, stacking bookcase, corn flower dishes, antique dishes, oak office chair, double bed. Viking 2 dr. frig., oil paintings, pictures, bevel mirror, wood table & 4 chairs, maple captian bed, maple desk, pine tables, oak dresser with mirror, pin ball m/c, beer steins, interior doors, drop front desk, left hand golf clubs, pots, pans, dishes, etc., lawnmower, axe, sledge hammer, etc. NOTE TIME: 12 Noon. Good household sale - plan to attend. Ross McLean Auctioneer, 576-7550 8 686-3291. TUESDAY EVENING MAY 24 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture, Antiques & Car Auction Sale of Furniture & An- tiques for AMOS & ADA REESOR, Markham, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, including 5' Harvest Table (2 boards, 2drawers, peg top), an- tique folding spool crib, flat back bottom, 1 board table, butter churn, hump back trunk, chest of drawers, antique books including family history of the Reesors in Canada, crocks, turned stool, Findlay Cookstove, blanket box (new), Moffat auto. washer 8 dryer. Also Quaisar Microwave Oven, Yamaha C-60 Electric Organ, 2 upholstered chairs, French Prov. Coffee & End Tables, washstand, 4 pc. bedroom suite, antique telephone, oak library table, qty. of dishes, pic-- ture frames, garden tools, riding lawn mower, 1983 Nissan Sentra Station Wagon (low mileage, ex- cell. cond., certified). Full details next week. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. SATURDAY JUNE 4 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Selling by public auction, house, lot, and contents of an 8 room home in the village of Little Bri- tain, the property of MRS. LOUISE WARD. (6th house North of bridge on east side of County Rd.) Full line of furniture, ap- pliances, garden & lawn tools. REAL ESTATE: 4 bedroom home ui: a large lot with a detach- ed garage and small barn for storage or workshop with paved drive. Viewing of property on the weekend of May 28 & 29 from 1-8 p.m. and evenings of the week before sale from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Auctioneer Don Cochrane, Port Perry 985-2788. M17 TUESDAY MAY 17 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn The property of MRS. MARLENE KELSEY of Bolsover, plus others. 3 pc. modern bedroom suite, cedar chest, gas barbeque, 3 hp Lawnboy lawnmower, spin washer, 9-4 drawer metal filing cabinets, 5 executive desks, press back rocker, modern dressers and chest of drawers, 5 pc. bridge set, quantity of lawn chairs, wall unit, odd wooden kitchen chairs, electric chain saw, Skill saw, Universal solid state electric fencer, with quantity of wire and stakes, (like new), a PTO Sprad- master manure spreader, single snowmobile trailer, 10 ft. aluminum boat, 1972 Volkswagon van, 14 ft. fibreglass boat, 30 hp Evinrude motor, and trailer, quantity of tools. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain - 705-786-2183. SATURDAY MAY 14 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. 3rd in Our Spring Series of Cow- Calf Dispersal at Lindsay Com- munity Sale Barn, R.R. 2, Lind- say, Ontario. The property of BALINAHISTLE Farms - HELEN & MARK CARERE, Lot 1, Con. 8 Fenelon Twp. (Herd may be seen before sale - 4 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy. 36 to Snug Harbour Road - turn left - first farm on right) 73 mature Charolais and Simmental cows with 73 calves by side - born March 1 to Sale Day. 20 of these cows are first calf heifers, 1 Purebred Charolais. Bull sells - 2 yr. old - Index 124 A.D.G. 4.34. 19 Charolais 8& Simmental heifers 1 yr old - ready to breed. Most calves from A-l unit Sires 3 of Herd born after 1982. 1987 calving record. 90 cows - 92 calves wean- ed. 3 yr. average on weaning weight - 648 Ibs. This Herd qualifies for the Red Meat Pro- gram. This is an outstanding Cow- Calf Herd, well bred and cared for. Plan to attend. The property of CARL WILSON, R.R. 7, Brighton, Ontario. 35 mature Limousin 8 Hereford cross cows all due May & June - bred to Full Blood Limousin Bull. This is also an outstanding herd and qualifies for Red Meat Program. The pro- perty of HUGO GERMERAAD, R.R. 3, Omemee, Ontario. 1 mature Polled Hereford cows with 10 calves by side 1 due in May. 6 Limousin 8 Hereford cross cows, 5 with calves by side, 1 due end of May. 1 cow 2 Sim- mental, Y Limousin, 4 Hereford. All cows sired by Herd Sire. 2 Hereford & Limousin heifers 10 months old. This sale will be one of the exceptional Cow-Calf Dispersals in Ontario this year. If you are planning to enlarge your " Cow-Calf Herds, here is a great opportunity to up-grade your quality. Sale Time: 7:00 P.M. Sharp. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario. 705-324-9959 or Sale Day 324-2774. M0 THURSDAY, MAY 26 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Farm Machinery, Furniture, and Antiques The property of RON AND FAYE ALLDRED, Reach Twp., on Hwy. 7 & 12 at Saintfield (6 miles south of Sunderland). MACHINERY : White diesel trac- tor No. 1955 with cab., White diesel tractor No. 1370 with loader, International W.4 tractor, N.H. haybine No. 488 (3 yrs.), N.H. baler No. 268 with thrower, International Semi-mount grain, fertilizer and grass seed drill (13 disc.), Kvernelands auto-reset plow, 5 furrow-16"". Watvere 31 tooth vibra shank cultivator. In- ternational side rake on rubber, N.l. manure spreader 200 bu. Dion forage wagon, 2 row corn head, also hay head, 2 Dion forage wagons, White double disc. 13 ft. A.C. corn planter (4 row), 2 rub- ber:tired wagons (one with round bale rack), Field sprayer on trailer, 3 pt. fertilizer spreader, roller, Champion oat roller with 3 h.p. motor, old 4 ft. tiller, and a tractor cultivator, J.D. No. 35 combine for parts, pig feeder, scraper blade, My-D-han-D cattle squeeze, Windpower Generator (3 pt.), 50 amp. (good), chain har- rows, cardinal 32 ft. elevator with motor, 16 ft. gate, small construc- tion heater, Canox welder, scrap and much more. FEED: Quanti- ty of hay and straw. FUR- NITURE: deep freeze 28 cu. ft., pine dining room table and 6 chairs (modern), round oak din- ing room table pedestal base (an- tique), kitchen table and 6 chairs, another round dining room table (pedestal base), (antique), brown chesterfield, 2 end tables with table lamps, rounding back reclining couch (dusty rose), plat- form rocker (antique), oak china cabinet, (antique), no. of pain- tings, pine dry sink (modern), quantity of dishes, sewing cabinet, no of mirrors, pine love seat, Sankyo movie camera, pro- jector and screen, and much, much more. Farm sold. TERMS: Cash or cheque with 1.D. Lunch available. Reg. and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. M17 Don't waste this space. Small ads pay!