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Busy schedule ahead Hospital Auxiliary meets On Monday, Sept. 18, the Port Perry Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held their first meeting of the fall with 20 ladies present. The presi- dent welcomed all back, and in- formed us of a very busy schedule ahead. She then opened the meeting with all repeating the Auxiliary Prayer in unison, and then asked Mr. Brown if he would give us some information and ideas on Letters NO FUTURE FOR MANY To The Editor: In a recent article in the Port Perry Star, "Glass runs for nomination in Victoria- Haliburton", there was an ob- vious oversight. He mentioned that Canadians want our children and grandchildren to have a future for which to live. As long as we have abortions many of our children will not have any futwe. Canadians want our children to have life foremost, and a clean en- vironment for which to live in secondary. I hope his concerns extend to the unborn child whose future is threatened by abortion. Clayton Connell, the 5 yr. pledge regarding the ex- pansion to our hospital. Mr. Brown then introduced George Stanoise who is the professional fund raiser, who explained some ideas on this pledge. Minutes of the last meeting were read and accepted, the treasurer's report was then given. The Tuck Shop report was given, and Isabel thanked all those who had worked in the Tuck Shop dur- ing the summer months. She then reviewed all the lovely woollen goods on the table. Ono Short had sent in a whole basket full of sweaters and other things and a friend of Gertie Wanamaker's had made some bunting bags. The Auxiliary "sincerely ap- preciates" all the knitting and other articles that each and every lady gives of their time to this work. Luella had sent out thank you and get well cards. Bonnie Gerrow thanked Pat and Camille for decoration of booties, and said 16 female and 22 male babies were born in hospital during the summer. Under new business Joyce gave an explanation of how Nevada tickets are run. Moved by Jeanne and second by Thelma that Joyce take over charge of tickets. It was also decided Jeanne and Joan Godley take over catering for the fashion show being held The Hospital Auxiliary will hold their Christmas bake sale Dec. 2nd at the hospital. Also ladies do not forget the euchre being held at the Latcham Centre Oct. 24 at 1 p.m. The Hospital Auxiliary Associa- tion Convention is being held at the Harbour Castle, in Toronto, Nov. 18-21. At this time Thelma moved we adjourn, after which followed a cup of tea and cookies. Hope to see you all out again at our next meeting being held Oct. 17. (4 WALLPAPER WONDERS PORT PERRY PLAZA -- 985-0509 SAVE 30% on all BOOK ORDERS Buy 1 Double - Get 1 FREE! pm 7 HR "a : ) . ~~ D> *A trade mark of C-I-L Inc. used under licence by BAPCO Try our SCENTED PAINT (Latex Only) Sat. & Mon. to Wed. 9 AM to 5:30 PM; VISA Thurs. 9 AM to 8 PM; Fri. 9 AM to 9 PM. CILUX - A home's best friend. Seagrave. . . Port Perry. Oct. 25th at the United Church. UCTION SALES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of furniture and antiques, new riding lawn mower, tools etc. The property of the late REG ABRAHAM in the Village of Westinghouse refrigerator (double door) 5yrs., Admiral stove, Kenmore spin dry washer and dryer, small deep freeze, chrome table and 4 chairs, china cabinet, (old) small glass door cabinet, dining room table and 5 chairs, swivel rocker, Lazy- boy chair with heater and . 'vibrator. (cloth chair, new), anti- que sideboard (bottom carved), 3 pc. chesterfield, coffee and end tables, table lamps, Viking col- 'oured T.V., Candle stereo with speakers, secretary. DISHES: place setting for 12, quantity of everyday dishes, large quantity of knick knacks, kitchen utensils, coal oil lamp, 3 red lanterns, an- tique dresser and washstand, bed" and dresser, bed, chairs, bedside table, quilts, etc., wishing well, coloured negro boy, and much much more. MISCELLANEOUS: Mastercraft 8 h.p. riding lawnmower 32' cut (new this yr.) Mastercraft 10 h.p. snowblower (walk behind type with cab) 2 yrs. 5h.p. garden tiller, Eaton's power lawn mower 20", rubber tire cart, lawn roller, qu. of tools, 5 h.p. Johnson outboard motor, aluminum ext. ladder, rubber tired wheel barrow, no. of electric motors, small drill press, fer- tilizer spreader, garden tools, qu. of small goods. Terms cash or cheque with 1.D. Seagrave ladies will serve lunch. Reg and Larry Johnston Auctioneers. Phone 705-357-3270. O04 available at the Port Perry Star FAX If your business is in urgent need of sending or receiving important documents or let- ters, we can help! Simply call the Star office For more information call 985-7383 THANKSGIVING MONDAY OCTOBER 10 : SALE TIME: 10 A.M. Sharp At the first farm on the south side of Durham Regional Road No. 3 west of the Village of En- niskillen, (approx. 5 km. north of Taunton Rd. 3 km. east of Durham 57). FOR THE HAN- DYMAN: 1976 Chev. Malibu Classic 350-V8, 12' Utility trailer with 15' Wheels and 7' walls, 16' x 36' warehouse constructed of chipboard framed by 2 X 6 in- cluding shelving, sump pump, Beach woodstove & pipes, new skil chainsaw with 16' bar, Texas gate 12' to 24', work table, shelv- ing, 300 new-used tools--wrench sets, pliers, hammers, bench grinders, wire strippers, screw- driver sets, 12 ton jacks, pipe vices, saws, husky ratchet sets, bag cart, tool boxes, wellsaws, & parts, 1.5 H.P. motor with reduc- tion pullys, farm and garden tools, roof rack, bumper jack, cedar shingles, plastic tarps (some new), extension cords, spotlights, nails, nuts, bolts, brushes, paint, putty, etc. etc. FOR THE FLEAMARKET MID- WAY OR STORE: Free Span 10' X 20' Fiesta tent, knock down tables, folding tables, hatrack panelled & peg board display par- titions, bar stool. 12 large stuffed unicorns and lions, 30 cans of racket balls, 60 necklaces, calculators & travel alarms, 200 small and large rock posters, 200 good quality leather knife sheathes, 350 assorted pocket shieth and boot knives 2.5 to 6', 500 plus pine ridge pottery-lead free mugs, figurines, floral assembly's, 4000 plus bottle' openers, banks, batteries, belt buckles, cabbage patch dolls, calenders, cap pistols, feathers, hand cuffs, keychains, police hats, rackets, remotes, rifles, robots, sunglasses, wristbands and a whole lot more. FOR THE HOME OR OFFICE: Acorn fireplace, chesterfield and chair, portable dishwasher, washer and dryer, wringer washer, Empire chest, Mita DC 121 photo copier (like new) file drawers, upright piano, Sunflower lamps, dresser. & various other household ar- ticles. With such a large consign- ment of goods the sale will begin sharply at 10a.m. Terms are cash or approved cheque. Chip truck on the premises. Dale Smith - Auctioneer, P.O. Box 1007 Station B8', Oshawa, Ontario, L1J 5Y9. 04 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Machinery, Furniture and Antiques Large auction sale of farm machinery, furniture and anti- ques, for GRANT DREWERY, R.R. 2, Uxbridge, Ont., selling at the farm, 4 mi. north of Uxbridge on Durham Rd. 1 (Conc. 7), in- cluding Int. 715 Combine with quick attachment 13' grain head (excell.) Int. 886 Tractor with cab, 18.4 X 38 tires, dual remotes, Int. 434 Tractor with 1501 Loader, Int. Super A Tractor with scuffler & plow, Int. Seed Drill with grass seed box, Int. 430 Baler with thrower, 2 20' thrower wagons, N- | Haybine, 2 gravity wagons, Farm-King 36' auger, Int. 1150 Mix-Mill, Int. 547 4 furr. plow, N- H 510 Spreader, Int. 16' Vibra- Shank Cultivator, Int. 12' disc, Int. double auger 8' Snowblower (excell.), side rake, Ford blade, hay elevator on wheels, harrows, Cub Cadet 10 H.P. Garden Trac- tor with mower, 2 grain augers - 12° & 20', cement mixer, Myers Jet Pump, chain saw, oat roller, water trough, cattle clippers, Burdizzos, pig feeders, single plow, lumber, sheets of plywood, qty. of firewood, qty. of scrap, 2 wagon loads, whipple trees 8& neck yokes, flail, 1000 bales of choice hay. FURNITURE & AN- TIQUES: Including 2 board Harvest Table, 6 press back chairs, 5 pc. toilet set, Ige. school bell with bellfray, antique crib, pine bench, blue flowered crock - H. Schuler, Paris, Ont., moon- shine jug, iron kettle, butter bowl & print, platform scales, wooden churn, library table, apple peeler, cherry pitter, flat irons, finger lamp, sleigh bells, youth cutlery in original box, blue pickle cruet, vinegar cruet, Blue Mountain pot- tery collection, silverware & chest, antique bottles, pine table, cups 8& saucers, old books and sheet music, picture frames, Eaton Beauty Doll, quilts, plus many other items. NOTE: This is a top quality farm sale with machinery always stored inside. Furniture sells at 10 AM. Farm Machinery at 12 noon. Lunch available. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524, Don't waste this space. Small ads pay! THANKSGIVING MONDAY OCTOBER 10 - SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M." Large brand new 8 used year end boat & motor auction! Pro- perty of SNUG HARBOUR MARINE LTD. on Sturgeon Lake. 4 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy. 36 to Snug Harbour Road, follow signs. This sale features 33 new 1988 boats, 9 new 1988 trailers, 14 new 1988 Johnston motors, 5 used boats & motors, 4 1987 Yamaha snowmobiles, 2 1989 Artic Cat snowmobiles. Partial listing only. 1988 Sunrunner Classic 278 Mid Cruiser, Two OMC Cobra 175 H.P., V-6s loaded, 1988 Chris Craft 260 Classic Cabin Cruiser OMC Cobra 260 H.P. many options. Of- fering many top of the line brand names, 7 New Chris Crafts rang- ing from 15' 230 H.P. Sterndrive Fishing Boat to 2 x 225 Cuddy Cabin Sport 270 H.P., 245 C.D. Ltd. OMC Cobra 340 H.P., 230 Amerosport Mid Cabin 260 H.P. loaded etc., 8 New Grews, 210 CU Cuddy Cabin 230 H.P. OMC Cobra, 196 CU Cuddy Cabin OMC, Cobra 205 H.P., 2 - 170 BROB Bowrider OB Johnson 70 H.P., 3 - 160 BROB Bowriders 8 70 H.P. Johnston outboards, 5 New Ed- son's Corsair GT Sterndrive Clos- ed deck 175 - Merc., 2 - Magnum Bowriders 70 H.P., Sunburst Bowrider 8 Sunpike Fishing Boat 70 H.P., 6 New 14' aluminum Scouts, 5 New Sundances (3 weekenders, 220, 230 & 235) mid & 2 cuddy cabins equipped with 260 H.P. many options, 215 CV Cuddy cabin 200 H.P. Cobra, 165 B Stern- drive bowrider 130 Cobra, 1 Scor- pion offshore 1988 Johnston 225 H.P. P.T.&T. 9 New Trailers, Various sizes, 5 used boats rang- ing from 14' - 25' various brands & quality boats. DON'T MISS THIS EXCELLENT OPPOR- TUNITY TO BUY A NEW BOAT OR LEASE A NEW BOAT by Public Auction GMAC Financing, full warranty 8& service. Terms 10 percent day of sale, cash, cheque or VISA accepted. NOTE: Also car & truck trades welcome. Qualified Appraiser on site, some boats selling subject to low reserve far below costs. Making room for 1989 inventory. Lunch available. CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS. R.R. 1, Lindsay. Phone 705-374-4800 or 374-4435. For full brochure phone or write.O 4 THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 6 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques for GARNET STIVER, Uxbridge, & others, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. Antiques including sideboard, oak library table & chair, oak loveseat, hall tree, Post Office desk, oak ice box, games table, bonnet chest, flat back cup- board, 1903 pool table, 2 antique carved settees, washstands, blanket box, caned bottom rocker, Rogers radio, mantle clocks, oil lamps, crocks, picture frames, golf clubs (left). Also 7 pc. dining room suite (2 yr. old - excell.), 3 pc. bedroom suite, dehumidifier, Kenmore apt. size washer, Moffat dryer, plant table, refinished pine buffet, punch tin pie safe, quilt, linens, Bull's Eye Finger Lamps, dishes including hob-nail basket, vase & candy dish, Depression, Occupied Japan, small opalescent hob-nail glass vase, Nippon, Sunoco plate, milk pitcher (pink Meakin), Milk pitcher (Mary), Bunnykins, Flow blue Milk pitcher, salt & peppers, pewter, brass, ebony, cups & saucers, garden tools including hedge trimmer, elect. lawn mower, elect. snowblower, B & D Sander, wheelbarrow, 1982 Renault RS GTL (4 dr., low mileage, cert. excell.), plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. © O 4 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 Auction sale of farm machinery, furniture & antiques, the property of DON AND MARGARET HUNTER on Coun- ty Rd. 2, 4 miles north of Port Perry. Details next week. Reg. & Larry Johnson Auctioneers. PETERBORO AUTO AUCTION Dealers Only Every Tuesday - 10:30 A.M. We need cars - we need buyers --only $15.00 entry fee. Consign now. Call 705-742-2658 - located 2 miles east of Peterborough on Highway No. 7. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneil's Auction Barn Chesterfields, microwave oven, modern dresser & chest of drawers, coffee & end tables, bed chesterfield, odd wooden kitchen chairs, washstands, pump organ, table & floor lamps, chrome kit- chen suite, antique chest of drawers, 30" electric stove, single box spring 8 mattresses, parlour tables, 3 h.p. lawnmower, quanti- ty of modern furniture, antiques, collectible items, china & glass. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. JOBS CARS APARTMENTS vt oh AA AL ; REAL ESTATE | PLUG INTO | CLASSIFIEDS aaa a aaa ou A Aa SE oa aa an SE 4 48 2 db. 2 Sl Shot la SE Lau a aan ma oo PC Sa ST ra" WY OY PNT MY VN ONT DTT TN TNS STS ET A A Rr i ra A ae RT