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Tt pp C-- TT -- ea I IN A Et ah cr Po 10 - PORT PERRY STAR - Real Estate Section - Tuesday, October 22 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Congratulations to our own Laura Phoenix and to Heather McLean. The physical educa- tion staff of Port Perry High School recognized the two stu- dents for their outstanding ef- forts in organizing the special sports events. We must praise our youth for their "good achievements." We hear too much of their failures. The October meeting of the Women's Institude was held at the beautiful home of Iva and Fred Phoenix last Wednesday. The lovely surroundings were in keeping with the Theme of the Day - Trees. Mr. Tom Farmer from the Department of Natural Re- sources was the guest speaker. He gave us a detailed explana- tion of the life and growth of the Tree. He also explained how very much we need our trees and how we should care and protect them. He answered many interest- ing guestions. First and fore- most, on how a tree needs to be fed and cared for. Eunice Rahm thanked Mr. Farmer and he presented each mem- ber with a tree to plant, the white pine, Ontario's own tree. Iva and Eunice both had in- teresting readings, featuring trees. Mrs. Couperthwaite our president chaired the meeting. The roll call "Name a Tree and Its Use" brought many differ- ent answers - the beech, ma- ple, ash, ironwood, oak, cedar, pine, olive and mahogany we saw in Caracas in South America. A motion was made and car- ried to plant a tree in our cem- etry. This tree is to be a dona- tion from the Phoenix Family farm from a grove of pine trees they own. Our two guests, Diane Stone and Noreen Beck enjoyed the afternoon with us. We do need the younger women to help us in our organization, the W.I. Judy and Jim Gibson mo- tored to Chelsey, Nova Scotia. They visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ingram Gill- more. On their way there, they travelled around the Ca- bot Trail. Judy said the scen- ery was so beautiful in all the fall colors. The Arthritis Society's an- nual fund-raising campaign was a big success this year! There were more canvassers than ever before. More money was raised as well. Many thanks from the local c¢ym- paign chairman to both the volunteers who did such a great job and to the communi- ty for their generous dona- tions. Welcomed guests with Ra- chel and Armour McMillan were, Mrs. Martha Baird and Mrs. Nancy Kidd, Marion Innes and Armour's niece No- reen and Bob Snodden. Also his niece Grace Nicholls and husband Ken of Whitby. We are all anxious over Ra- chel's health. Everyone who knows this kind and gracious lady will keep her in our prayers as she is staying in Princess Margaret Hospital this week. We won't forget to keep an eye on Armour too! Helen and Don McKean vis- ited with John and Mary Gra- ham on Friday in Locust Hill. The occasion being John's 90th birthday. The First Greenbank Guide Troop spent the weekend at Camp Samac. They enjoyed outdoor cooking and adopted a tree and worked on their Fo- restry Badge and Conserva- tionist Badge. Fourteen girls reported they had a super weekend with their leaders Mrs. Shepherd, Jan Robinson and Dot Hooker. The Music Committee of Greenbank Church gratefully acknowledges several more do- nations to the organ fund over the summer. Included are In Memoriams and Ruby Beare's birthday gift. Thanks to all who have helped the friend grow to $13,881! Parents invited to join in the fun at Greenbank children's Halloween party Two bridal showers were held recently in honor of Alli- son Harriman, fiance of Tre- vor Till. Janice Lee and Julie Till were co-hostesses when family and Marsh Hill neigh- bors gathered at Brian and Janice's home for a miscella- neous shower on Oct. 9. Then Allison's sister Julie and Howard Lee held a kitch- en and linen shower on Sun- day Oct. 20 in their home in Oshawa. The wedding will be on Nov. 2. Aerobics classes will be can- celled on Tuesday evenings of Oct. 22 and Nov. 12 due to previous hall bookings. Put on your costumes and Join the fun at the Community Children's Halloween party. There will be Spooky Stories. games and treats for all chil- dren 11 years and younger on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Greenbank Hall. Parents welcome. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 SALE TIME 9:30 A.M. Auction Sale for Wendy "B'S" Clothing Store, Main St., Orono. (Prior to auction for Partner Plumbing & Heating). THIS IS A FINAL CLEARING AUCTION OF STORE STOCK & Fixtures for Wendy B'S'. Partial list to include: numerous lots of new clothing (adults, child's & baby's), winter & summer ware, shoes, lies gloves, belts etc., plus numerous boxes of novelty items. Store fixtures in- clude 31 sections of steel peg- board shelving, 7 sections of Is- .land shelving, eic, clothing racks, security mirror, electronic security system (all in excellent shape). This short sale will be followed at 11:00 by the auction of Plumbing & Heating Supplies for H. Partner. Terms cash or cheque with 1.D. MacGREGOR AUCTIONS, Mike MacGregor 416-987-5402, Junior West 416-983-5556. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27 SALE TIME 1:00 P.M. SUPERB AUCTION SALE for Don's Antiques & Classics, 1020 Brock Rd. S., Unit #2, Pickering, (take Hwy. #401 to Brock Rd. Exit #399 south 1/2 mile). We have been instructed by Don's an- tiques & Classics, Pickering to sell by public auction to the highest bidder a superb collection of fine dining & bedroom suites, paint- ings, antiques, formal & country furniture, classic reproductions & collectables. Highlights include: several superbly refinished 9 & 10 pc. mahogany dining-room suites, various quality mahogany bed- room suites, selection of outstand- ing desks in different styles and woods, re-upholstered ladies and gents chairs, East Lake settee, unusual credenza, 6 Regency style dining chairs w/matching ta- ble, china cabinets, sideboards, secrelary desks, Chippendale armchair, fancy mirrors, 2 pc. wal- nut bookcase, (c. 1870) drop leal tea trollys, ladies oak roll top desk, 48" oak roll lop desk, oak china cabinel, round oak pedesial table, oak sideboard, 5' oak har- ves! table, Mennonite chairs, washstands, pine harvesl! lable, cupboards, . butcher block, pressed back chairs, Welsh dresser, occ. tables & chairs, wool carpets, Nippon china, cranberry glass, crystal & brass lamps, Oriental china, Royal Dux statues, primitives, brass, copper and much more. Auclioneers Note: everything in this sale is in very clean condition and ready lo go into your home. Terms: cash, cheques (with 1.D.) or Visa. Pre- view from 12 PM to sale fime. KAHN AUCTION SERVICES 416- 683-0041 or 985-8161. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 SALE TIME 5:00 P.M. Auction Sale of Fumiture and Glassware for the Estate of Zorah Holliday, Oshawa. Selling at Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd., corner of Hwy. 12 & 47. To Include: 7 pc. dining room suite (ex), 6 oak chairs, washstand, recliner, bed chesterfield and chair (beige - 3 mos. old), bedroom suite, rocker, oil painting on tin, comflower pcs. German pcs., pictures, G.E. fridge and stove, linen, silver, salt & peppers, cups and saucers, decorative plates, brass pcs. Also large quantity of 14 kt precious stone jewelry such as: rings, ear- rings, etc. Silver dollar coins as well. Note: also motorcycle parts, new clothing, box lots, starting at 4 p.m. Sale sold and managed by NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 985-1068. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 SALE TIME 5:00 P.M. Auction Sale of Antiques and Col- leclables for Agnes (Nan) Ellis of Uxbridge, and a Butlonville home; selling at Neil Bacon Auclions Ltd., comer of Hwy. 12 & 47. To Include: Flatback cupboard (origi- nal paint), pine refinished flat- back, set of Arrow back chairs, 5 drawer chest (pegged), bonnet chesl, Hi Boy, bake cupboard, fancy walnut parlour table, bed- room suite, trunks, 20 quills, Coke boxes, hall stand, wash- sland, ant. toy sewing machines, Coke sign, bed cheslerfiled, set- ting of 16 Wm. Rogers silver, mantel clock, setting of 12 Foley china ( Pride Pattern - ex.), crys- 1al, marble with sulphite horse in- side, coloured cornllower, sewing box, 2 Dresden figurines, 25 cups and saucers, cake plates, real old willow chian, crocks, vacuum, kitchen suite, linen, plus many other items. Forced air funace (like new). NOTE: the Bultlonville items have been stored in a back shed for over 50 years. Viewing will be Ocl. 29th, 1-8 p.m. Sale sold and managed by NEIL BA- CON AUCTIONS LTD. 985-1068. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 SALE TIME 1:00 P.M. 57 Acre Farm in Claremont area, 3 bedroom older styled house, parly refurbished, insul brick. Also barn, Ige. quonset dri- veshed, rolling land with stream & hardwood bush. A great hobby farm for cily commuting. Selling subject lo owner approval. Terms: $10,000.00 down payment by cer- tified cheque day of sale, balance in 30 days. Open house on sale day from 10 a.m. to sale time. For more information, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 SALE TIME 6:00 P.M. Comeil's Auction Barn, 3 miles east of Little Britain on County Rd. 4; 9 pc. walnut dining room suite, 4 pc. modem bedroom suite, walnut hall table, chester- field & chair, walnut parlour table, Queen style coffee & end tables, refinished round oak pedestal din- ing table with 2 leaves, wooden rocking chairs, Hilachi apartment size washer & dryer, occasional chairs, modern dressers & chesls of drawers, wooden filing cabinet, console colour TV, bar fridge, qty wooden & metal office desks, metal filing cabinets, 303 rifle, 22 Mossberg rifle, Cooey 12 guage single shotgun, table saw, 4 ft wood lathe, 1978 Ford 1/2 ton truck, box trailer, qty. colbalt blue glass & old marbles. Please Note: these articles that were adver- tised last week - 4x8 slate bottom pool table, Winchester 303 model 100 rifle with scope, Sears 10 in. radial arm saw, pottery Kiln, hon- ey extractor, 10 HP Johnson out- board motor & 12 fi. aluminum boat, plus a quaniity of picture frames, china, glass & collecta- bles items..DON & GREG COR- NEIL, Auctioneers. Phone or Fax 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 SALE TIME 11:00 A.M. Under cover if necessary. Selling Chip truck, house frailer, 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 15 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, steamers, upright freez- er, large barbecue with rotisserie, new mini washer & dryer, 2 mod- ern B/R suiles, 4 pc. L/R suite, nesting lables, 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, guilars, old tea tins, wall clock, desk, sewing machine, lamps, baby swing & cradle, children toys and bikes, brass & wicker, knick knacks, bathiub 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 melal, step ladders, dishes and glassware, bedding, plus much more. Lunch available. Terms cash or cheque with 1D. 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 26 SALE TIME 10:00 A.M. Auction Sale - 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby. We are liquidating a video retail chain, Essential Paper, plumbing & office equip and vehicles including... 10 hp air compressor, 3 Makita grinders, welding rod & cable, tool box & "hand tools, clamps, 1/2 ton chain hoist, Ramsel drill, torches & guages & 100' hose, pallet truck, plumbing supplies, pipe, elbows, etc., wheelbarrow, fax machine, cash register, personal comput- ers, approx. 1 million assorted en- velopes, 6 colour TV's 20 VCR's, approx 100 monitors & key- boards, 50 printers, 10 battery' back up systems, 60 cash draw- ers, 5 small safes, lighted signs, IBM typewriters, 4 dr. file cabi- nets, 10 desks, 12 office chairs, 2 execulive desks, large quantity of- paper towels & toilet paper, sofas plus many other items. VEHI- CLES: 90 Sunbird, 91 Cavalier, 90 Chev Lumina, 90 GMC 1/2 ton, 81 Grand Prix, 80 Chev ex- tendacab 4x4 pickup, 88 Bonair 31 ft. travel trailer with tip out, 79 - 21 ft. Apache travel trailer, 90 Chev Lumina, 88 Dodge Omni, 88 Ford Ranger, 79 Ford 4x4 3/4 ton with plow, 2 plows & harness, 83 Ford 1 ton dump truck, cap, 8 ft. dump box, 88 - 35 ft. Travel- master motorhome, 28 ft. 5th wheel house trailer, fish & chip trailer, 88 Olds Cutlass, Interna- tional, 89 Cadillac Brougham de' Elegance, 90 Lumina APV, Note Time: 10 AM. Viewing - Friday 1- 6 pm, Excellent sale. Plant to at- tend. MCLEAN AUCTIONS & LIQ- UIDATIONS. 576-7550 or 686- 3291. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 SALE TIME 10:00 A.M. Giant Stock Liquidation Auction at Pine Ridge Garden Gallery Nur- sery, Pickering, on Brock Rd. 1 mile north of #2 Hwy. Hundreds of evergreen & flowering shrubs, dozens of various size shade & fruit trees, blue spruce, caliper trees, various other garden sup- plies. All Sales Final. Don't Miss this Large Stock Clearance. Trees and shrubs are potted for easy planting. Fall is an excellent lime to plant. Also: many in store specials. Also selling 1991 Chev. Cavalier RS 2 door, air only 10,000 km, 1991 GMC Astro van only 22,000 km, 1990 GM 4x4 Tracker, 1991 Chev Cavalier 4 door, air, 1990 GM pickup loaded air, P.S., P.B., P.W,, tilt, cruise. Terms cash or good cheque with 1.D. $1000. cash deposit on vehi- cles. Lunch available. Open at 9, auction at 10 a.m. Info 683-5952, John or Denise. ORVAL McLEAN AUCTIONS, LINDSAY 705-324- 2783. 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 Tractors - John Deere 2750 - John Deere 3140 - John Deer 3010 - John Deere 1120 - John Deere 410B tractor - 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, cultiva- 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 quantily 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 al 10 AM. Lawn & Garden equip- ment at 10:30 AM - Farm Machin- ery al 11:00 AM. Sale managed and sold by CARL HICKSON AUCTIONS, Reaboro, Onl. 705- 324-9959, Mobile 749-7084. This list is subject to addtions and de- letions. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 SALE TIME 6:30 P.M. "SATURDAY'S AUCTION AC- TION" - every Salurday night al the Pethick Auction Barn, Hay- don, 10 mi. NE. of Oshawa. This week we have by order of Dur- ham Bailiff Services, under virtue of the Landlord and Tenant Act RSO 1980 we are selling at the barn the entire contents of Robins Nest, Whitby to include new chi- na, glass, soap-stone carvings, figurines, wicker, candles, floor mats, imported chocolate, teas, coffees, honey, maple syrup, Xmas decorations, decorator prints, dried floral arrangments, porcelain dolls, brass, pewter, pic- lur frames, jewellery, pine shelv- ing, cupboards, greeting cards, cash register, and lots of other in- teresting and unusual pcs. Also to include a good washer & dryer, fridge & stove as well as other fur- niture. This is a good chance to get your Xmas shopping started early, as we have something for everyone. Terms are cash, cheque or Visa. Sale managed and sold by GARRY K. POWELL, AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 SALE TIME 12 NOON Complete Danmar Dispersal, the herd of Donald Ismond & Son, Erin, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. 55 Head, Reg. & Grades, 30 Milking Fe- males, 15 Bred Heifers, 10 Open Heifers & Calves, 5 due this fall, 12 due Jan. to Apr., featuring a June '87 daughter of Inspiration selling due in Nov. to Broker. Her Dam is Good Plus with 13977 Ib. milk, 441 Ib. fat & 395 Ib. protein as a 2 yr. old, 2nd Dam is (GP) with 2y (162-144) BCA. Cows are big, strong & framey with good udders, heifers are big & well grown. Consignments will be ac- cepted for this sale. If you wish to consign to this sale, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 SALE TIME 10:30 A.M. Auction Sale of New & Donated items for Stouffville Christian School, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. NOTE: All proceeds will be donat- ed to the school. Including Cherry Downs full equity golf member- ship (retail $48,000), 1981 Cadil- lac Seville, 1982 Honda Silver Wing Motorcycle, 2 wk. vacation in 4 bed. condo in Florida, side of beef (Res. Gr. Ch. Steer at Port Perry Fair), Teak dining room suite, colour TV, Fridges, Stoves, Inglis dishwasher (new) Amana microwave (new) garborator, Celestron 2000 mm. telescope, electric organ, cedar chest, rug, office desks & chairs, 2dr. & 4 dr. filing cabinets, display cases, bookcases, telephones, CB radi- os & antennas, IBM Selectric typewriter, 1992 Blue Jay tickets, Maple Leal tickets, gift certificates from restaurants and businesses, fibreglass tub tables, pictures, wicker baskets, trampoline, fibre- glass childs slide, bicycles, games & loys, collector baseball cards incl. complete sels, Proof set Canadian coins, new quills, christmas crafts, Gingerbread houses, costume jewelry, watch- es, fresh balleries, barbeque, Japanese military rifle, shotguns, Supertest 5 gal. oil can, qty. tools, plus many other items. Sale man- aged and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid., Uxbridge, 416-852- 3524 or 852-9755. resufts a you want ¢ you want classifieds