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| A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Real Estate Section - Wednesday, October 16, 1991 - 11 Salem witch trials documented in Arthur Millar's play "The Crucible" Imagine a society where, by simple accusation, you could be found guilty of a crime unseen by man, and hanged for it. You are accused of being a witch or having made a com- pact with the devil, and your only defence is denial, because there is no proof against you. But because witchcraft is an invisible crime, you are guilty by accusation and association. Then the hysteria grows. Neighbors accuse neighbors, friends accuse friends, and pri- vate vengances begin to work through the accusations. Can we possibly imagine such a nightmare? The Crucible, Arthur Mill- er's towering work about the Salem witch trials of 1692, de- tails the happenings of such a society, when mass hysteria swept through Salem, causing innocent men and women to be hanged. Of the great plays of the 50s, The Crucible stands as per- haps the most important, and certainly the boldest. As fear of McCarthyism swept through the entertainment industry and innocent. men and women were ruined for their alleged communist ties, Arthur Miller grew enraged. As he himself was accused of being a communist, he likened the happenings to the Salem witch hunts. He went to Sa- lem, Mass., and researched the happenings of 1692 in careful detail. The end result was The Cru- cible, an explosive play that portrays the mass hysteria that swept through both Salem and the United States. Director John H. Foote, who has also directed the award- winning Borelians in Agnes of God, Death of a Salesman, and The Glass Menagerie, chose The Crucible because he be- lieves strongly in the theme of individuals taking responsibil- ity for their own actions, and the greater theme of man's re- sponsibility to challenge cor- rupt authority. "It is the most challenging work I have ever tackled," said Mr. Foote. "Recreating true happenings has been difficult because I wanted the details to be historically accurate, which I think we have accomplished, but also the play must be both educational and entertaining. The Crucible is, I would have to say, both terrifying and thought-provoking." Among the 21 cast members are ACT-CO THEA award- winners and nominees, Ron Getz, Bunty Webb, Steve Foote, Halie Vogel, John Fran- com, as well as the fine acting talents of Sherri Todd, Greg Banting, Lorraine Chiusolo, Lynne Atkinson, Brooke Shan- ley, Kellea and Kristin Pass- more, Bruce Williamson, Bren- da Holden, Vern Vogel, Tara Galberg, Ray Porrill, Lisa Tay- lor, Michael Leblanc, Joe Sze- keres, and Marcus Keégan. Donna Shanley has pro- duced the play, marking her fifth collaboration with direc- tor Foote, while Norma Van Camp has designed the set. Paul Rotterman is the Bore- lians' company stage manager this year while Moe Lafrom- boise and Jan Jurgenson have built the set. = The Crucible, which is en- tered in the drama category for this year's ACT-CO Festival, offers a great opportunity for the audience to see one of the more infamous events in histo- ry, as well as seeing a truly scary play. The play runs Oct. 24-26 and Nov. 1-2. Tickets are $10 and are available at Irwin Smith FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 SALE TIME 6:00 P.M. Corneil's Auction Barn - Refin- ished split pedestal 1/4 cut oak round dining table (with claw feet), 6 refinished press back chairs - wicker rocker, refinished oak washstand, refinished oak parlour table, chesterfield, antique china cabinetbuffet combination, 6 cu. fi. freezer, washstands, par- lour table, harvest gold Maytag automatic washer & dryer, crocks, coal oil lamps, coffee & end la- bles, blanket box, walnul maga- zine rack, large pottery kiln, hand made quills, 39R Husquarma weed eater, Jonsereo chain saw, 308 rifle, 4/8 slate pool table, 100 gal. plastic water tank, 20 ft. Hay- o-vater, hay elevator, 10 in. radial arm saw, 10 H.P. Johnston motor & aluminum boat, qty. hockey and baseball cards & coins - plus a quantity of china, glass, picture frames, collectable items. DON & GREG CORNEIL, Auctioneers. RR #1 Little Britain. Phone or Fax 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 SALE TIME 5:00 P.M. Oddfellows Hall Port Perry. Rest of warehouse clearance, dining room suites, 2 radial arm saws, 3 wood stoves, kitchen cupboards, washer & dryer, chesterfield, wall units, 12x15 carpel, armoire, glassware, bow front bed, dress- ers, salad bar, cooler, sewing ma- chines, TV, filing cabinet, air com- pressor, lawnmowers, 2x4's, garden tools, a lot more for every- one. Viewing from 1 p.m. Pearce Auction Services 655-8073. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 SALE TIME 11:00 P.M. Auction Sale for H. Partner Plumbing & Heating Lid., Main St. Orono. This is a clearing auction of plumbing & heating supplies, truck, tools & related articles from the long time business of Mr. Partner at his Orono store. This sale will feature an oulstanding collection of new, used, old & rare items that you'd find from a plumbing & heating business that has serviced the area for so may years. (watch next weeks paper for partial Auction list). Mac- GREGOR AUCTION SERVICES. Mike MacGregor 416-987-5402, Junior West 416-983-5556. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 SALE TIME: 10:30 AM. Large estate auction of the late Mrs. Vera Bums of Lindsay. Sell- ing at Mabee Auction Centre. Hwy. 35 North at Rosedale, Ont. complete contents of this tidy home. Collectables, 1987 Dodge van, Modern furnishings, tools and more. Don't miss it. CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS, CAMBRAY. 706-374-4800. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 SALE TIME 10:00 A.M. Absolutely unreserved auction sale of all used farm machinery and lawn & garden equipment. Complete used inventory - the property of Morgan B. Baker Equipment Ltd. (John Deere Dealer) on hwy. #7 By-pass at Lindsay, across from Uniroyal. 19 Farm Traclors - John Deere 2750 - John Deere 3140 - John Deer 3010 - John Deere 1120 - John Deere 410B lractor - loader - backhoe - 3 skid steer loaders. 4 round balers - 2 square balers, mower - conditioners, hay bines, rakes, 2 harvesters, hay & corn head. 6 manure spreader, ploughs, rolling harrows, culliva- tors, discs, scufflers, corn heads, sheller, gleaner combine, 4 for- age blowers, 3 com planters, 2 seed drills, 11 lawn & garden trac- tors with various altachements, 10 snowblowers, duals, dual rims, post hole digger, forage wagon, very large quanlily of miscellane- ous articles. See or call for sale posters with details. This will be a large, outstanding sale of used equipment. Terms Cash Abso- lutely, No Reserve. Small items at 10 AM. Lawn & Garden equip- ment at 10:30 AM - Farm Machin- ery at 11:00 AM. Sale managed and sold by CARL HICKSON AUCTIONS, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959, Mobile 749-7084. This list is subject to addtions and de- letions. THURSDAY, EVENING OCT. 17 SALE TIME 6:00 P.M. Auclion Sale of Furniture, An- liques and Office Equipment for the estate of Anna Hessen, Pef- ferlaw, Debbie Ross, Toronto, and a Unionville business, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge Onl. - including wash- stand, loveseat, chair & ottoman, tables, caned chairs and rocker, hump back trunk, sewing mach., ant. hanging lamp, chandelier, Mitsubishi 48" color TV, dining room suite, fridge, stove, freezer, bed. suite, Sears elect. reclinging chairm, Pacesaver Plus Il mobile chair, cookslove, office desks and chairs & accessories, file cabi- nets, hockey & baseball cards, ta- ble saw. See last week's paper for full details. Sale managed and sold by LLOYD WILSON AUC- TIONS LTD., Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524 or 852-9755. Note the Sale Time and changes al the Woodville Community Sale Barn effective Saturday, Oc-- tober 19th. SHEEP & GOAT SALE. First at 10 a.m. followed by pigs then bob calves. Catlle Sale starts at 12:30. For more informa- tion call Kevin Barker (705) 439- 2101. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 SALE TIME 10:00 A.M. Farm machinery, R.V.'s travel trailers, cars, trucks, building sup- plies at ORVAL McLEANS AUC- TION CENTRE, Lindsay. 1550 Cockshut tractor, woodsplitter, 3 pl. cement mixer, farm wagon, set horse sleighs, horse cutter, box trailer, 77 snow plow, Husky 12° post hole auger, Ford 7' rear blade, Gehl 4' forage blower, 71 Ford triaxle dump truck, 2-14' alu- minum boats, Bonair tent trailer, 75 Scamper 22' trailer, 73 Jayco 29' 5th wheel, 73 Allas 23' class A motorhome, 75 Suncamper class A motorhome, 79 Vanguard 25' class C motorhome, 76 Prowl|- er 25' trailer, 84 Prowler 21° trail- er, 81 Prowler 23 trailer, 83 Glid- er 8' truck camper, 72 Pyramid 8' truck camper, deluxe 8' slide in camper, 1990 Chev King Cab 4x4 pickup loaded, 85 Toyota 1 ton truck, 84 GMC tandem tractor, 77 Cordoba, 90 Chev Lumina, 11 h.p. Ariens garden tractor, 79 Int. reel carrier bucket truck, 91 Ponti- ac Sunbird, 81 Buick Skylark, 85 Monte Carlo, 14' boat trailer, 66 Pontiac 2 speed, 10 h.p. A.C. rid- ing mower, 87 Acadian, 86 Chev cube van 6.2 diesel, 84 GMC 4x4 pickup, 76-340 Olympic Skidoo, 77 Ford Thunderbird, qty. new building supplies incl. mirrors, medicine cabinets, countertops, cupboards, aluminum doors, win- dows, whipper snippers, faucets, fibreglass panels, patio door screens, widow grills, also equip- ment some new, 240 h.p. Cuttler Hammer motor starter, urethane mixer, electric indusirial motors, transformers, controllers, circuit board processors, electrical box- es, conduil, also property of Brians Performance Centre, Bell- ville. Compressor, fools, hand carts, cul-off saw, new side pipes, car ramps, microfish screen, belts, wiper blades, some parts. Also selling for Lawson Fisher, Trustee in bankruptcy, Peterbo- rough, 84 Datsun 4x4 pickup, 16' Doral boat with mercruiser i/o, Ya- maha Phazer snowmobile, 82 Chev pickup, 85 Ford Tempo, 82 Yamaha motorcycle, 83 Nissan, fancy flatbed, also Special Estate Car 1979 Chrysler Lebaron only 30,000 km., like new. Partial List. Subject to additions & deletions. ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS, 705-324-2783, Lindsay. Orval and Barry McLean, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 SALE TIME 5:00 PM Auction Sale of Antiques, Collec ables and Appliances for Mr. and Mrs. George Darroch of Oakridg- es, plus a Stouffville home. Sell- ing at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., comer of Hwy. 47 & 12. See last weeks paper for full de- tails. Sale sold and managed by Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd. 985- 1068. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 SALE TIME 2:00 P.M. To be sold atl the Woodville com- munity Sale Barn are: 85 lead of calle. The property of Mark Han- cock, RR#1 Enniskillen, Ont. Sale. includes 40 young Hereford cows (a lot of the cows are Sim. cross), 35 stockers plus 2 purebred her- ford polled bulls and a Sim. Bull. Also to be sold are 40 mixed stockers from another farm. For information call KEVIN BARKER, Auctioneer 705-439-2101. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 SALE TIME 11:00 A.M. Under cover if necessary. Selling Chip truck, house trailer, house- hold furniture, restaurant equip- ment & collectables, the property of Ron Cochrane, 1217 King St., in the village of Manchester, 2 miles West of Port Perry, or 156 mi. north of Whitby on #12 Hwy. 1970 GMC chip truck with two fryers and fridge, all in working or- der, 15" house trailer, sleeps 4, Moffat propane deep fryers & 36" grills, electric Moffat fryer, cash register, sleamers, upright freez- er, large barbecue with rotisserie, new mini washer & dryer, 2 mod- em B/R suites, 4 pc. L/R suite, nesting tables, oval coffee table, end tables, blue couch & chair, 7* pool table, 2 VCR's, TV's, 2 day beds, coal oil lamps, odd chairs, old mechanical toys, guitars, old lea tins, wall clock, desk, sewing machine, lamps, baby swing & cradle, children toys and bikes, brass & wicker, knick knacks, bathtub easy-lift chair, tools, torches, elec. & rechargeable hand tools, 2 HP air compressor, riding lawn mower, gas lawn mower, wheel barrows, elec. snow blower, chain link dog run, pile of scrap metal, step ladders, dishes and glassware, bedding, plus much more. Lunch available. Terms cash or cheque with ID. Owner and auctioneer will not be responsible for accident or injury in connection with this sale. Sale Managed & sold by COCHRANE AUCTION SERVICE - 985-2788. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 SALE TIME 6:30 P.M. "Salurdays Auclion Action". Every Saturday night al 6:30 p.m. Pe- thick Auction Barn, 10 mi. N.E. of Oshawa. This week we have lo offer a large consignment of merch. from local dep!. store of off season, old stock, damaged container, car parls, sporting goods, household and other pcs. as well as our regular antique and modern furniture, appliances, tools, lawn and garden equip., and much more. Terms are cash, check or Visa. For more info call 1-416-263-4252. Sale managed and sold by GARRY K. POWELL AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 SALE TIME 6:00 P.M. Shrubs, appliances, furniture, some antiques, tools at ORVAL McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE, Lindsay. Property of Edward An- derson (moving to Scotland) and others. Approx. 200 shrubs, ever- greens, blue spruce, trees at 6 PM Sharp. Avacado refrig. & matching electric range, GSW wringer washer, GE auto electric dryer, buffethutch, oak dining ta- ble & four chairs, 8 pc. walnut din- ing room suite, iron table & chairs, park bench iron ends, iron table, chesterfield suite, end ta- bles, beautiful walnut 3 pc. bed- room suite, modern bed & 2 night tables, 1/2 tables, wing chair, arm chair, antique washstand, treadle sewing machine, oak rocker, oak office desks & chairs, file cabinet, single wardrobe, mens & ladies folding bikes, golf club set, MF riding tractor, tractor cart, Tecum- seh gas motors, electric motors, well pump, industrial router with bits, jig saw, planer, asstd hand & power tools, Partial list. To list your fall sale call ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS 324-2783 Lindsay, . Orval and Barry McLean, Auctioneers. SATURDAY OCTOBER 19 SALE TIME 10:00 A.M. Auction sale of new trusses for Lake Scugog Lumber of Port Perry. Located just south of Port Perry on Simcoe Street. To be sold: Approx. 50 lots of new trusses. Typical lot enough for 25 x 34, 22 x 28, 26 x 32 build- ing. For full details call Dean Abraham at 985-9716. SALE SOLD AND MANAGED BY NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 985- 1068. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 SALE TIME: 11 AM. is our Regional Farmer's Sale - all cattle must be booked in 2 weeks In advance for this special sale. Tuesday, November 19 at 1] a.m. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 11 AM. SPECIAL COW DISPERSAL SALE Regular cattle sales every Sat. at 11 a.m. For more information on these sales call KEVIN BARKER 705-439-2101. Music, or by calling 985-0611. GUN AUCTION Eriday, October, 25 at7 PM D&M Sales Barn , Lindsay (705) 324-2472 Rifles and shotguns. Viewing from 3PM-day of sale. No Reserve Auctioneers W.R. (Bud) McKee & Al Rabjohn. (1 mile west of Lindsay on Little Britain Road). SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 SALE TIME 12:30 P.M. The Property of William & Marjo- rie Corneil, Lot 19, con. 7, Maripo- sa Township - 2 miles south of Oakwood or 2 miles north of Litile Britain on County Road 6, then turn east on Con. 7 for 1 mile and turn north 1/4 mile or 1 1/2 miles south of Taylors comers. 485 Case Int. Diesel tractor with 2200 loader (40 HP approx. 650 hours) - 3 pth 3 furrow M.F. 12 in bottom trip beam plough - 3 pth 10 ft Al- lied cultivator - No. 55 Gehl mix- mill - int. 130 manure spreader - 6 ft. White snowblower - Int. 46 bal- er - Int. 3 pth 7 ft. mower - Case 24 ft grain elevator with under carriage - Int. single row forage harvester - Int. silage blower - 3 bar M.H. side delivery rake - 5 section seed drill - 6 in. 15 ft grain auger - roller - wooden wheeled wagon - 7 ft. M.H. binder - 2 fur- row walking plough - bale bunch- er - catile sqeeze - 32 ft. alumi- num ladder - upright farm scales - round bale feeder - pioneer chain saw - lawn boy lawnmower - ap- prox. 30 cedar posts & 300 cedar rails - approx. 150 gal. diesel fuel. FEED - approx. 70, 4x5 round bales of hay - approx 150 square bales of hay - approx. 150 square bales of straw. LIVESTOCK - 5 cross-breed yearling steers. Ap- prox. 1050 Ibs. FURNITURE - Heinlzman upright piano & bench - oak buffet - pine table - 19 cu. ft. freezer - G.E. dishwasher - box stove - single & double door re- frigerators - occasional chairs - dresser & ches! of drawers - 3/4 bed - lazy boy chair - cupboard top - plus a quantity of miscella- neous & farm related items. Lunch avaialbe - Fumiture to be sold at 12:30 PM. Machinery at 1.00 PM. DON & GREG COR- NEIL, Auctioneers. RR #1, Little Britain - Phone or Fax 705-786- 2183. 021 GRAY, Elgin Ernest. In his 68th year, on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 1991 al the Oshawa General Hospital, Elgin, beloved husband of Loma (nee McMullen) of Prince Albert. Loved father of Don and Gi of To- ronto, and Sharon and Ronn Mac- Donald of Janetville. Dear grand- father of Robin Gray. Will also be missed by his sisters Phyllis Neals of Islington, Helen Hovey of Bowmanville, Verna McQuade of Oshawa and Dorothy Allin of Col- lingwood and predeceased by An- nie Wick. Friends may call at the Wagg Funeral Home, McDermott- Panabaker Chapel in Port Perry (985-2171) on Wednesday from 7 - 9 p.m. A private family service will be held on Thursday, Oct. 17. Interment Nestleton Cemetery. If desired, memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society. i Ap gu © Bans Wa Ua gS din ph as ct wa hm pin SATO pd SN ol Vu