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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 21, 1995 - 27 AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22 SALE TIME: 4:45 P.M. Auction sale of furniture and collectables for a King City home, selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., corner of Hwy. 47 and 12. TO INCLUDE: 7 pc. black dining room suite (1 yr. old), black leatherette chesterfield, black entertainment unit (new), 5 pc. bedroom suite, wardrobe, coffee and end tables, white microwave, Visionware, cookware, pots and pans, jewellery, frames, pictures, glassware, books (movie stars), electric typewriter, downhill skis (200 and 210 - both like new), collection of coins induding 50 cent pcs. and silver dollars, hockey cards (Terry Sawchuk, Darryl Sittler, Bobby Hull, Bobby Clarke - rookie), plus many other quality items. Sale man- aged and sold by NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. - 905-985-1068. SATURDAY, NOV. 25 SALE TIME: 5:00 P.M. Auction Sale at PETICK AUCTION BARN, 2498 Conc. Rd. #8, Bow- manville (Haydon). Each week we have a large variety of antique and modern furniture to be sold including dressers, bedroom suites, dining room suite, china cabi- nets, chesterfield suites, collectable glass and china, lawn and garden equipment, tools, appli- ances and lots more inter- esting and unusual items. Large sale. Viewing from 4 p.m. Terms are cash, Visa, M/C or Interact. For more info. call 1-(905)263- 4252. Sale managed and sold by GARRY K. POW- ELL AUCTIONS, APPRAISALS AND LIQ- UIDATIONS. Note: 5 p.m. start ime. DEN meets Thursday Durham Environmen- tal Network (DEN) is hold- ing its next general meet- ing at 7:30 p.m, Thursday, (Nov. 23) in the Whitby Library's Program Room, 406 Dundas Street West, Whitby. Dale Hoy is a biologist and long-time member of the Pickering Naturalists, and Friends of Second Marsh. As guest speaker she will take a look at local wetlands, of which Dur- ham Region has all four types, marsh, swamp, fen and bog. A minor component of her talk will be to touch on planning guidelines around wetlands. DEN's meetings are free and open to the public; al- though this meeting is taking place in Whitby, DEN's membership is drawn from the entire re- gion. Those present are welcome to make an- nouncements regarding upcoming environmental activities and events. For more information regarding DEN, please call (905) 509-3156. Parent-tot group starting at church A Parent and Tot Drop Inis starting at the Green- bank United Church on Thursday, Dec. 7 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Every- one is welcome. This is a non-denominational group. If you have a friend or neighbour who would like to join us, please in- vite them to come along. Anyone interested in help- ing us get started or donat- ing toys can call Dot Hook- er at 985-3420 or Karen Lewis at 985-3068. The Family Bowling Night on Saturday night was well attended as was the Teen Breakfast held Sunday at the Church. It is most gratifying to the organizers of these events to have them well attend- ed. Upcoming events for Greenbank Church is White Gift on Sunday, Dec. 3 also in the evening is the Choirs "Christmas Cantata", Sunday School Concert on Dec. 5 then on Dec. 31 there will be a spe- cial New Year's Celebra- tion, starting with fire- works at 7:30 p.m. followed by entertain- ment, children's games and social hour. Unfortunately the bot- tle drive planned for last Saturday had to be can- celled. Greenbank Scouting would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused. Have you your tickets for the Greenbank Hall Board Christmas Dance on Dec. 9? This dance is al- ways sold out and so we are limiting ticket sales to 100 and selling advance tickets only. Most of the tickets are gone so to avoid disappointment call 985- 1st Seagrave - Greenbank 3723 to reserve your tick- et. Anyone wishing to do- nate a food dish for the buffet table phone Barb Ward 985-3903. The Greenbank Lions Club is proud to present the First Annual, "Lunch with Santa" on December 9 from 12 noon to 1 p.m. The cost is $3 per child (age 2-8) and adults please bring a non perishable food item for the food bank. Kids are asked to bring a senior relative or senior neighbour so they can join in the fun. Lunch, Santa, carols, movies are provided. Limited to 40 children and 20 seniors. Entry forms at Greenbank Store so sign up soon Sympathy goes to John and Norrine Cook on the recent death of John's Dropher Jim Cook of Myr- tle. Murray and I enjoyed a drive on the weekend to visit with our daughter Debbie, Mark Roundell and grandchildren. Sorry, if anyone tried to call with news on Monday morning. "Ma Bell" decid- ed to shut down service to all of Greenbank. Thought for the week: I tried to call to mind to- day, A worry I had yester- day. But what it was and why and how, I simply can't remember now! BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ll OVERRIDGE | FIREPLACES [J AUTOMOTIVE [il LANDSCAPING FIREPLACE WAREHOUSE TN DIRECT TO YOU * WORRY FREE GUARANTEED INSTALLATIONS Laing leaves board for ministry posting Durham Board of Edu- cation Director Pauline Laing announced last week she will accept an ap- pointment to the Ministry of Education and Training to head work in curricu- lum, effective Jan. 1, 1996. Ms. Laing, director of the Durham Board for the past Seven years, returns long standing area of arent in the new posi- tion; prior to coming to Durham, she was the Su- perintendent of Curricu- lum Services for the Hal- ton Board of Education. Ms. Laing will be re- sponsible for assuring a challenging and relevant provincial curriculum and high standards for stu- dents from the early grades to secondary school graduation. She will en- sure classroom materials keep pace with the chang- ing needs of students and teachers by promoting the use of information tech- nology to facilitate the de- velopment and province- wide sharing of these re- sources. She will work closely with teachers, parents, fa- culties of education, post secondary educational in- stitutions, business, labor and the broader communi- ty to ensure the quality and relevance of provin- cial curriculum. "I am excited about the challenge of this new posi- tion," said Ms. Laing, "and I know that my experience with the progressive edu- cators in Durham will be a great asset." Re PERRY, LINDSAY, WHITBY, BOWMANVILLE 985-0715 1-800- I 985-0715 1-800-638-4751 Jil 4751 Scala Brothers Auto Recyclers Pays bigger bucks for good recyclable vehicles, any condition - paying $50 fo $5,000. A fully licensed business with Ministry of Transportation and Scugog Township for your protection. Call now 985-9767 CONTRACTORS & CARPENTERS K.C. & B. 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