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20- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 14, 1995 " Correspondent tired of the budget Well, from this corner there is very little news. Looking at our Febru- ary newsletter from Cart- wright High School, stu- dents in the English 4A1 group will be participat- ing in the Durham Writ- ing Review for three weeks after the March break. Durham Board of Edu- cation is holding their last open meeting on their budget March 23 at 7 p.m. at the Educational Cen- tre, 400 Taunton Road, East, Whitby. I guess you're like me, 1 am tired of hearing about the federal budget, but really, have they sorted out the main causes of controversy and high costs? The way I see it: a) the federal government controls foreign trade and commerce and also immi- gration. Philosophically speaking, if] owned a ma- chine shop and employed 20 people and our major project was making equip- ment for one of the South A=nerican countries and a border dispute erupted and our government sided against the country we were dealing with, an ex- port embargo would no doubt follow. I would have no other recourse but to lay my 20 employees off. This would mean unem- ployment insurance fol- lowed by welfare for them. This week we have seen the fish war on in our At- lantic coast. Our fisher- men are home on unem- ployment insurance or welfare because we are taking steps to protect our fishing reserves. Foreigh fishing ships are raiding these reserves. In the McDonald report, itis written that the feder- al government is to as- sume the responsibility of assuripg each Canadian a standard of living. The way I see it the federal government should as- sume the responsibility of welfare. b) Education has become too big of a burden for the ordinary homeowner to carry along with the in- crease in regional govern- ment spending. After all, that individual homeown- er has to feed, clothe, house, insure and have some means of transpor- tation for his family. The provincial government should take over all finan- cial responsibilities of ed- ucation. c) Dealing with MP and MPP pensions, I can only say they should not collect a cent of pension money until they reach the old age limit. Why should they be different than the rest of us. However, I do believe they should re- ceive one set sum as a sev- erance package when leaving the government to help them readjust to the competitive world. This is one set sum, regardless of how long they have been elected or what position they held in the govern- ment. Two birthdays in our family this week, first my brother Don March 13 and my wife Eileen March 16. Congratulations in your old age, you two. Joke of the week: A small businessman re- ceived another question- naire from the govern- ment. The first question was: How many employ- ees do you have broken down by sex. None at all, wrote the owner, although a few people do come in late in the morning. Saying of the week: It's the constant and deter- mined effort that breaks down all resistance, sweeps away all obstacles. Happy St. Patrick's Day to you all! Bridge results March 8 Afternoon 41/2 Table Howell 36 First - Joyce Heard and Harold Brown 44, Second - Doris Phinney and Judy Atkinson 40 1/2, Third - Joan McNab and Illene Wilton 38, Fourth - Marie and Harry Carnegie 37, Fifth - Jean and Bob Cole- man 36. Evening 4 Table Howell Avg. 42 - First - Judy and Don At- kinson 65, Second - Joan West and Anne Scott 53 1/ 2, Third - Gord Day and Ed Clark 45, Fourth - Dor- is Phinney and Georgia Brock 43. FRIDAY, MARCH 17 SALE TIME: 5:30 P.M. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN, 3 miles east of Little Britain on County Road 4. The property of MRS. MARGARET REAL of Port Perry plus others. 6 pc. walnut dining room suite, modern walnut curio cabinet, fireside bench, chesterfield and matching chair, 2 walnut bal- loon back chairs, 3 pc. bedroom suite, walnut end tables, antique platform rocker, 8 pc. setting Floral Fantasy dishes, 8 pc. setting silver- ware, avacado 2 door refrigerator and 30 in. electric stove, Queen size bed chesterfield and matching chair, press back rocker, single box spring and mattress, occasional chairs, Bridge lamps, modem dressers and chests of drawers, new 24 cu. ft. side-by-side fridge/freezer with ice maker, water dipenser and 30 in. computerized electric stove with self-cleaning oven, microwave oven, modern desk and chair, flat top trunks, railway lanterns, 2 Lionel train sets, coal oil lamps, plus a quantity of china, glass, picture frames, linen, bedding and col- lectable items. DON AND GREG CORNEIL, AUCTIONEERS, R.R. #1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15 SALE TIME: 4:45P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques and collectables for a Toronto home selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., corner of Hwy. 47 and 12. TO INCLUDE: 2 burgundy wing chairs, black chesterfield, pine shelf unit, pine cubbyholes, ant. wash- stand, large bevelled hall mirror, Beam central vac system, bedroom suite, marble top side tables, prints, lamps, jewellery, large quantity of collectables and glassware, 1955 Dizzy Dean baseball game, Batman tin shooter game, hydraulic tin jeep dump truck with box, plus many other interesting items. Sale man- aged and sold by NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. - 905-985-1068. Minister: 10 Mary St. S., Oshawa, Ont 180 Mary St., 2nd Floor Rev. Robert J. Le Page L1H M3 YOUR LOCAL FAMILY 985-2801 (905) 432-3091 CHURCH SUNDAY, MARCH 19 Did Jesus change the Sabbath - REGULAR SERVICES - Port Perry 10 a.m. from the seventh day to the first Sunday 10:30 a.m. & 5 p.m. Morning Worship day? Which day should mankind Wednesday 8 p.m. Prince Albert 11:30 a.m. keep? For the Bibles answer to For further information - Moming Worship & these questions write the Church call 985-2794 of God (7th Day) or call 432-3091 "A Hearty Welcome To All" Port Perry & Prince Albert CHURCH OF GOD THE NEW GREENBANK Tol R ml I=1=}"% UNITED CHURCHES (7TH DAY) APOSTOLIC CHURCH PASTORAL CHARGE BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor, Rev. David Shepherd SUNDAY, MARCH 19 Seagrave 9:30 a.m. Greenbank 11a.m. Pinedale 12:30 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 18 SALE TIME: 10 A.M. AUCTION of Antiques, Coins & Army Memorabilia for JEAN MUNRO, Uxbridge, held at Wil son's Sale Arena, Uxbridge. ANT. & HOUSEHOLD: 7° oak comput- er roll top desk, walnut table & chairs, walnut kit. hytch, ant. wal- nut china cab. (glass doors & side panels, ex.) washstand, walnut bookcase, 3 & 5 pc. bedroom suites, child's, nursing & press- back rockers, ant. sellee (ex.), wicker & wing chairs, ant. ches- terfield (ex.), oak commode, Bausch & Lomb U.S.A. 3' camera (unique), Seth Thomas mantle clock, stained glass windows, hanging bev. glass sideboard mir- rors, sap bucket, butter bowl, qty. crocks (blue flower), steam locomotive oiler, coal oil lamps, qty. movie souvenirs & fly- ers, rare books, Brother word pro- cessor, washer, stove, old cast WORK: Ig. qty. prints - Tom Thompson, Norman Rockwell, qly. old artwork. ANT. GLASS & CHINA: Royal Doulton "Clarissa," depression, crystal, ant. china, Ig. qly. silver, grape copper kettle, Noritake, Chateau Rose & iron- stone Spain china, qty. Fiesta Ware, plus more. MILITARY: Orig. Chronicles of the War 200 pages newspaper clippings, bat- tledress jackets, slippers & navy uniforms, qty. helmets & caps (German, raq, Can. Artillary & Navy), Tom Swift books, Bibles, qty. Gulf War memorabilia, matchbox toys etc. COINS: Ig. qty. Can. & Amer. 1912-1972. Also selling new baby furnishings. TERMS: Cash, known cheque, Visa & M/C. VIEWING: 8 a.m. sale day. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Gary & Nancy Hill, R.R. 1, Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 1-800-654-4647 DAVID S. DANIELS, PASTOR 2210 Hwy. 7A - 905-8681 insulators, . iron parlor stove (ex.). ART.' SATURDAY, MARCH 18 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction sale - the property of HOWARD AND CAROL MAL- COLM AND FAMILY. Lot 14, Conc. 3, Brock Twsp., 3 miles south of Sunderland on Hwy. 7-12 to Durham Regional Rd. 13 and east 1/2 mile or 25 miles north of Whitby on Hwy. 7-12 1b Regional Road 13 and east 1/2 mile. MACHINERY: 2 - 105 White tractor with cab - 2,911 hrs. - 16 sp. trans - 20-8-38 tires; 2255 White tractor diesel with cab - 3,150 V8 Cat motor - 16 sp. trans. - 3,220 hrs - 20-8-38 tires set duals; 766 Int. tractor gas - TA - 2293 hrs, 165 MF tractor - diesel with loader, bucket, bale fork - 1050 hrs.; MH 30 tractor - gas; 7300 White gas com- bine self-propelled - cab - 13 ft. grain head; 1991 White 508 plough - 5-18s spring reset semi-mount; White 508, 5-18s spring reset semi- mount plough; Int. Vibra Shank culti- vator - 28 ft. with wings, walking axles; Triple K cultivator; 3 PTH; MF double disc trail - 12 ft.; White dou- ble disc trail - 12 ft.; Int. #10 seed drill 15 disc grain, grass, fert. - 14 ft. packer; White com planter- 4 row - 36 inch; 2 sets - 5 section drag har- rows; 1991 New ldea 485 - 4X6 round baler PTO; NH 315 square baler PTO with SS pick-up and thrower; 2 - 20 ft. wooden thrower racks with 8 ton gearing; 20 ft. Raglan thrower rack steel - 10 ton gearing; NH 489 haybine PTO; NH 254 rake-tedder PTO; NH 256 side rake; NI side rake; 25 ft. De-Roo tri axle 5th wheel hay trailer with load- ing ramps; Fox forage harvester 3000 - 1,000 RPM - 2 row PTO with hay pick-up; 4 - Dion forage wagons - 8 - 10 ton gearing; Badger forage blower PTO; 2 - gravity wagons; Ni forage blower PTO; Allied grain auger - 41 ft. 6 in. on wheels; 2 hay elevators; field sprayer - 3 PTH, 30 ft. boom; cement mixer PTO, 3 pth.; 3 pth. blade; NI manure spreader - Flail with tailgate PTO; NI manure spreader - 1 beater PTO; ID 40 manure spreader - 2 beaters PTO; MH manure spreader - ground drive; Wick straw chopper - 7 HP gas motor; 1994 Rotary mower - 3pth.; Kverneland plough - 3 furrow - 3 pth. trip beam; Allied snowblower - 3 pth.; hay grain elevator - 30 ft. with undercarriage; 2 wheel hay turner - 3 pth.; Danuser posthole auger - 12" 3PTH; fertilizer spreader PTO; cap for pick-up; cream sepa- rator; 6 surge units; 17 ft. truck box metal with roll up door; some small items. Terms - cash. Sale time at 11.a.m. Absolutely no reserve.' CARL HICKSON AUCTIONS, Reaboro, Ontario - Auctions - 705- 324-9959; Mobile - 705-749-7084. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. SPRINGFIELDS RESTAURANT AND BAKERY to be held at 27 Sim- coe St., S., Oshawa. We have been instructed by the law firm of McGibbon, Bastedo, Armstrong and Ammstrong, under the Landlord and jonant Act to sell the contents of ness formerly operating as Springfields Restaurant and Barory (921836 Ontario Inc.). Refrigerated ple display cabinets; condiment and ' cutlery server; Berkel bread slicer, Stoeliting frozen yogurt machine; Blakeslee dough mixer; Brute ovens; Berkel meat slicer; Cold rr gee ' and ask for : Stream double door fridges; Hobart BAHA'I FAITH The New Testament Sabbath" NESTLETON anchestor & Scugogisiand oA eS dishwasher, Garland heaters; Litton Baha'i Information Meetings PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Jill UNITED CHURCHES pu nam St mercal ics g 52 maple Every Sunday 8 - 10 p.m. ' Minister Elaine Barber Worship & Jr. Church pedes 1667 King St., Prince Albert ST. JOHN'S Rev. Wm. Fairley - Minister 985-4094 OFS y 45 p.m HY bake tins; scale and weights; misc. ' PRESBYTERIAN AQpm. stainless steel; ladles; bowls: All Welcome. 11am. SUNDAY, MARCH 19 Prayer Fellowship Seoops pil Oo is; More information Minister: Rev. D.A. Sunday School Provided COMMUNION SERVICE 6:30 p.m. Worship Service cream dispenser, salad refrigeration call 985-9339 or 985-4582 (Sandy) Beaton All Welcome! Scugog Island - 9:45 a.m. TUESDAY 9:45 a.m. unit. Terms cash - no reserve. All : * SUNDAY, MARCH 19 REGULAR SERVICE 'Between Friends' equipment operational. Preview - 10 a.m. Service CcoLUMBUS COMMUNITY Manchester 11:15 a.m. Women's Ministry times - Monday, March 13, 10 - 11 ANGLICAN CHURCH Sunday School UNITED CHURCH Sunday School and WEDNESDAY 7-8:30 p.m. am. 6-7 p.m, also day of salo 4 The Rev'd Charles E. Bull During Worship A Community Church For All THURSDAY - 7 p.m. on cal LES KING: AUCTIONS, ST. JOHN'S, BLACKSTOCK Fo ar Morr aton call Rev. Jacks Syitten B.A. Bible Study & Prayer Mtg. ah fa, L1H 2Y7 - SUNDAY, MARCH 19 -Div. -7:30 p.m. 23050 9:30 a.m. - Morning Prayer All are warmly welcome SUNDAY, MARCH 19 BLACKSTOCK - NESTLETON Mi ; iy m . _ Church School & Nursery WK lh 0: am UNITED CHURCH Jr. & Sr. Youth For Classified Ads ASCENSION, PORT PERRY [GY MYRTLE Guest Minister: REV. DAVID SHEARMAN RU OG Iwona That Really Work WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15 VN [a p={o Noi 1V]2{e] | Rev. Frazer Lacey B.A., M. Div. Wheelchair acoessiblo Long Distance Toll Free 7:30 a.m. - Holy Communion MINISTER - REV Morning Worship & SUNDAY, MARCH 19 to place your ad SUNDAY, MARCH 19 ' Sunday School 10 a.m. - Blackstock 8 a.m. - Said Eucharist Sor EAGLE m Nursery Care Always 11:15 a.m. North Nestleton 1 -800-561 -6698 11:15 a.m. - Holy Communion Sunday School Available Nursery during worship Port Perry Star customers Church School A Nursery please call 985-7383 AS I. a.