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¥ How are you gonna keep them down on the farm after they've seen Port Perry? Fourteen students from across Canada and Ecudaor ar- rived in Port Perry last week for a three month stay. The students are participat- ing in the Canada World Youth exchange, and will view first- hand the political and economi- cal differences that existin Can- ada and Ecuador. During a welcoming recep- tion for the participants last week, Canadian group leader Derek Dobos said the exchange is not a vacation. "The exchange is definitely not a tourism-oriented trip," he said. The participants are here to experience life in a rural farm- ing atmosphere. Several farms in the Man- chester and Epsom area will host the participants. In return the students will help the fami- ly with their farming operation. o%ef % truguA Nahsanhe\Y PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 9, 1989 -- 43 Ecuador students arrive for World Youth Exchange for about two weeks and friend- ships were being to flourish. After the reception, the group stayed at the Anglican Church for five days where they took partin the Participant Orienta- tion Camp in the Community. Previously, the group attend- ed a similar camp in Oakville called the Participant Orienta- tion Camp. The participants learned about cultural sensitiv- ity, standards of behavior, male/female roles in society, sexuality and about agriculture in Ontario. Canadians also gave intensive training in English to their Ecuadorian counterparts. The participants are now with their host families helping on the farms. Once a week the group will get together to do a work project together. Mr. Dobos said this may include community work like painting buildings at the fairgrounds. On Oct. 23 the participants will leave Canada and travel to Ecuador for a similar program. We Deliver The * SPORTS * FEATURES Im MATS vAgRY vena on 9 + POLITICAL Rain dance? Mayor Howard Hall showed off some smooth moves at a reception for participants of the Canada World Youth exchange program. Students from across Canada and Ecuador enjoyed a pot luck dinner with their host fami- lies at the home of Sylvie Gardner on Wednesday. The four- At the welcoming reception, held at the home of Sylvie Gard- ner on Scugog Island, partici- pants and their host families meet for the first time. The Ca- nadians and the Ecuadorians * LOCAL * EDITORIAL Keep yourself informed.... teen students will be staying with farm familles for the next three months and will help with the farming operation. had been together at seminars { Read the Star weekiyl J Work Wanted PORT PERRY DECK "n" DEN ~All Home Improvements -- including -- Fences, Decks, Basements, Additions, Masonry, etc. Excellent Work - Excellent Rates -- FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL -- 985-0931 John Malin Quality Masonry 25 Years Experience 986-5417 SPANKY'S HAULAGE Sand - Gravel - Fill - Washed Stone - Limestone - Topsoil - TRUCK RENTAL - 986-4917 NESTLETON A Foundation & Driveway Sealing Complete Minihoe Services 986-5318 JACOR BACKHOE SERVICES -- BROOKLIN -- 655-4826 Lot Clearing Ponds - Backfill Fence Bottoms Basements - Driveways Custom Work Lost RUSSIAN BLUE CAT, sleek silver grey colour, green eyes, answers to Katusha - lost in Nestleton area. Reward. 986-5441. Found A FRIENDLY ORANGE kitten on Highway 7A -- 1-2 miles west of Blackstock. Call 986-5588. Give Away 3 YEAR OLD female Calico in- door cat - spayed & declawed. Loves older children. 985-0718. KITTENS for free - call 985-2315. Als Auctioneers MANNY AUCTION SERVICES Household - Estate Sales Antique Appraisals PHONE 9868-48912 COCHRANE Auction Service Household -- Farm Antiques -- Real Estate PHONE 985-2788 SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 SALE TIME: 6:00 p.m. Oddfellows Hall, Port Perry Antiques, furniture, appliances, tools, consignments welcome. Pearce Auction Services 655-8073. Auction Sales FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 SALE TIME: 6:00 p.m. Corneils Auction Barn Refinished platform farm scales, walnut tea wagon, dining room extension table, round walnut pedestal dining table, 4 oak dining room chairs, corner china cabinet, odd wooden kit- chen chairs, washstands, antique chest of drawers, modern dressers, almond 24" G.E. elec- tric stove, almond 12 cu. ft. freezer, almond G.E. automatic washer, Duncan Fyfe drop-leaf table, antique wooden bed, chesterfields, spin washer, wooden rocking chairs, wool winder, balloon back chair, oak office desk, single box spring & mattresses, wicker book shelf, quantity of china, glass & collec- table items. Don Cornell, Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 SALE TIME: 6:30 p.m. Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon Sale to include contents of area home plus hairdressing salon from Oshawa to Include bedroom suites, modern dining room suite, armoirs, large pine sideboard, refrigerator, stoves, stacking washer dryer units, 18 cu. ft. freezers, oil paintings, plus 9 styl- Ing chairs, large pedicure table, 6 dryer chairs, 2 hydraulic chairs, 4 styling stations, mirrors, sinks, propane pool heater, nearly new lawnmower and lots of collectable Items. "Saturdays Auction Ac- tion." Garry K. Powell, Auc- tioneer. 1-263-4252. SATURDAY AUGUST 12 SALE TIME: 11:00 a.m. To be held at 100 Cedar St., cor- ner of Cedar & Richmond Sts., Ajax to Include many fine antique pleces of furniture & collectables including Jacques & Hayes roll- top desk, Jacques & Hayes hall stand, marble top parlour table, round oak table, 5' harvest table, pine washstand, oak rocking chairs, 9 pc. walnut diner, 2 French doors, Grandfather clock, Gingerbread clock, 6 chicken coup chairs, drop leaf table, ar- molr soap stone table, mahogany & oak buffets, pine cabinets, Royal Doulton dishes for 8, hang- ing Tiffany lamp, crocks, limited edition prints & oll paintings, plus lots of collectable glass, silver and much more. 'Saturdays Auction Action." Garry K. Powell Auc- tioneer 1-263-4252. THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 17 SALE TIME: 5:00 p.m. Antique Furniture & Glassware Auction Sale of Antique Fur- niture 8 Glassware for MRS. ELEANOR HARRIS, Uxbridge & Beaverton Estate, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., Including Dining Room Suite (round oak pedestal table with ball & claw feet & 3 leaves, 6 chairs, buffet with bevelled mir- ror, set of 6 chicken coop chairs, 2 gun stock chairs, Cameo back settee, 3 Victorian side chairs, ex- tension table with 2 leaves, drop leaf table; several small parlour tables, walnut buffet, dresser with bevelled mirror, 2 - 3 pc. bedroom suites, cedar chest, chest of drawers, plano bench, Singer sewing machine, spool fern stand, hump back trunk, Lowry Organ, telephone table & chair, oil pain- ting (Arnold Hodgkins), floor lamps, brown upholstered swivel rocker (1 yr. old), 4 pc. leather chesterfield suite, chesterfield & chalr, 2 oll lamps, linens, dollies, wooden golf clubs, picture frames, old cameras, GE side by side fridge, Moffat stove, Simplicity spin washer, GE dryer. GLASSWARE: Large quantity of excellent quality glassware including 45 pc. set of hand painted Royal Nippon (very unusual), R.S. Prussia pc. (Mustard dish, cream & sugar), cups & saucers including Oriental Limoge, Beleek, hand painted Nippon, Bennington bowl, Bavaria plates, Flow Blue dishes (veg. dish), Limoge dishes (T. Eaton Co. Ltd.), crystal stem goblets, Depression plates, Cor- nflower sets, Biscque Figurines, crocks. MISCELLANEOUS: In- cluding block planes, fans, shop vac., canoe, garden tools, plus many other items. NOTE: This is an excellent quality sale. Mrs. Harris has been a long time resi- dent of Uxbridge & Is giving up housekeeping. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. A115 MAGNETIC SIGNS For Trucks, Cars, etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST 10 SALE TIME: 6:00 p.m. Furniture, Antiques & Golf Course Mowers Auction Sale of Furniture, An- tiques & Golf Course Mowers from a Richmond Hill home, sell- ing at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, including 9 pc. Dining Room Suite, 2 oak parlour tables with claw feet, dining room table & 6 chairs, 2 sideboards, pineap- ple 4 poster bed, antique Barber's chair circa 1930 (excel.), 3 pc. bedroom sulte, oak desk, filing cabinet, showcases, mantle clocks, 2 leaded glass windows, coins, quantity of dishes including limoge, crystal, cups & saucers, depression glass, silver pcs. 4 front end mount lawn mowers in- cluding Jaguar, Yazoo, Hustler, 1 front end reel type, 1979 Dodge Aspen (new tires), plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Real Estate Auction 'Confederation Log Home' Property of GERALD & BONNIE-LOU NETTINGA, R.R. 6, Lindsay at Pickeral Point, Lot 50, Conc. 6, Fenelon Twp. Plan 'No. 379. Directions: 4 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy. 36 to Snug- Harbour Rd. - follow signs to Sturgeon Lake. "'Featuring'" 2 year old 3 bedroom CON- FEDERATION LOG HOME, 1870 sq. feet, beautiful finished throughout, 2 storey with lovely open cathedral foyer, main floor laundry room, large open kitchen with patio doors, spaclous dining & family room, large 26' x 12' 6' master bedroom with his & hers closets, 4 pcs. & 2 pcs. bath, elec- tric heat, R2000 insulation. Quali- ty built with many options on large 200' deep x 75' front lot with deeded access to Sturgeon Lake. Open year round road, good water, low taxes. Property must be sold. NOTE: Open House, Sat. Aug. 12 & Sun. Aug. 13 between 8 a.m. & 6 p.m. Terms $5000 deposit day of sale. Balance on closing 30 days. Selling subject to low reserve. For appointment call Calvin Mabee Auctions, R.R. 1, Lindsay. Ont. Phone Cambray 705-374-4800 or 374-4435. A9 MONDAY, AUGUST 21 SALE TIME: 7:00 p.m. Real Estate Real Estate auction at estate of the late OLIVER WESLEY KNAPP, R.R. Orono, turn west off 35 on Clarke Rd. 10 just north of 115 & 35 junction. Legal description part lot 28, conc. 9, Town of Newcastle, Regional Municipality of Durham. 100 acre farm with rolling hills, smaller barn and 2 story insul. brick house. The farm fronts on 2 roads, about half Is cleared, balance heavily wooded. The farm is ser- viced by excellent roads and close to most conveniences. There is a possibility of large quantities of sand or gravel on the farm as there is pit operations In the area. A prospective bidder can get per- mission to dig test holes by con- tacting the auctioneer. The pro- perty is zoned agricultural. Terms $5000 at sale, balance 30 days. Subject to reasonable reserve bid. Selling as is. Ideal hobby farm or prospective pit. Property Must Be Sold to settle estate. To view contact Orval McLean Auctions (705) 324-2783 Lindsay, Orval or Barry McLean, Auctioneers. AS FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 SALE TIME: 6:00 p.m. MacMillan Auction Centre 6 mi. east of Argyle 1 km. north Featuring the household con- tents from the estate of MRS. H.E. MILLIARD, Coboconk, Ont. ANTIQUES: Walnut dining room suite, china cabinet, tea wagon, parlour table, several antique dressers & mirrors, chests of drawers, drop leaf secretary's desk, oak hall tree, library table, large assortment old prints & paintings, wardrobe, Ginger- bread clock/Waterbury, Antique Singer sewing machine, bedroom . vanity, kitchen cupboard, Hi-Boy chest of drawers, oak stacking bookcase, hall tables, linens, large assortment antique glass & china, set/limoge Elite china, depression glass, military items, large WW 1 shells, oll lamps, jewellery, walking sticks, old fishing gear, Stanley wood planes, salt & pepper shakers, plus many other interesting items. Plan to aftend. Lunch Is available. For in- formation call (705) 374-4318 - Jim MacMillan Auctioneer. prre------ al) -- Fo op i a re et mg me pe