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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 2, 1998 - 33 AUCTION SAL "STURGEON LAKE RETREAT" AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1998 at 11:00 A.M. 3 BEDROOM COTTAGE, 86' WATER FRONTAGE, WATER CRAFT, RIDING MOWER, PONTOON BOAT & CONTENTS #6 BLYTH SHORE ON LANGTON LANE, 911 #20 DIRECTIONS: FROM FENELON FALLS FOLLOW HWY. 121 NORTH TO COUNTY RD. 8 THEN SOUTH ON STURGEON PT. RD. #25, 4.3 KM. TO BLYTH SHORE ROAD THEN RIGHT ON #6 LANGTON LANE. SEE SIGNS. Fully winterized, 3 bedroom, wood siding, large wrap-around porch, fabulous view overlooking Sturgeon Lake with the finest of fishing and boating in the Kawarthas. This property has lots to offer nestled on approximately 330' depth lot. Fully finished, 4 pc. bath, fully broadloomed, fireplace, walkout basement with patio doors c/w workshop, attached garage & new boat house & drive through snowmobile garage. Large cathedral attic with potential, country kitchen, built-in dishwasher, selling with new fridge and stove, water softener, French doors to large 21 x 15 family room dressed in pine wainscotting. New propane furnace & also airtight woodstove, 200 AMP service, approved septic, drilled well submersible, fixed ant., paved driveway. Very quiet & relaxing get away with year round access & many amenities. NOTE: PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD DON'T MISS IT SELLING SUBJECT TO OWNER APPROVAL AT NOON. TERMS: $10,000 deposit day of sale, balance 30 day closing. Guarantee clear title. CHATTEL LISTING! Water craft & Boat - 88 Yamaha Wave Runner, Model 500G; 20' Pontoon boat c/w 35 HP Johnston OB c/w canopy & trailer; '89 Bayliner Bowrider 20' inboard 135 HP. Riding Mower - 16 HP (like new) Poulan Pro 44' cut. Garden Equipment & Misc. - Lawn Boy gas lawn mower, garden dump trailer, assorted hand & garden tools, sprayer, snow thrower, lawn sweeper, aluminum ladder, work bench, hardware, carpentry tools. Recreation & Related - Bicycles, water skis, fishing rods & gear, camping & related items, 2 new cargo carriers, fleating dock, portable dock, picnic bench, lawn furniture, chairs, firewood, assorted interlock brick, beer fridge, Magnicon telescope, Monaco Selasa Arcade Game (elect.). Cottage Furnishings & Collectibles - Modern bunk beds, dressers, desk, twin beds, double bed & dresser, 4 pc. kitchen suite, pine bench, dining table, many kitchen aids, appliances, dishes, knickknacks, boardroom table, Commodore computer, wood bunk beds, Magnavox computer, toys, Yamaha electronic organ & bench, Maytag washer, 30" dryer, oscillating fan, clocks, many collectibles, linens, pictures, & more. PLAN TO ATTEND - NO RESERVE CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS MOVING & STORAGE (705-374-4800, R. R. 1, LINDSAY or (705) 454-2841 ROSEDALE if you're not a IY) AA Te [oT gle) § the Port Perry Star... ... you'll never really know how much you're missing! If you want to know what's happening in and around Port Perry and Scugog Township, you owe it to yourself to give us a try. SUBSCRIBE TODAY to the PORT PERRY STAR PHONE (cos) 085-7383 Long Distance call 1-800-561-6698 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 6 SALE TIME: 10 A.M. Antiques & Household Sale for the Estate of Ken- neth & Ola Menar of Sandiford and for the Estate of Wm. J. Shields of Stouffville being held at Phoenix Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Hwy. #404 north to Davis Dr. at Newmarket. Go east 24 km. Antiques & House- hold: Oak dining rm. ste.; oak sidebd. w/mirror splash back (ex.); Tables - walnut & cherry gate-legs, oak & maple draw leafs, 6' pine harvest, pine drop leaf, pine w/drawer, Duncan Fyfe style mahogany side; Queen Anne style - coffee & end tables in fruit- wood & mahogany & mah. TV stand; Chairs - 1880s Jacobean parlor, oak dining, 5 Windsor back; oak Mission style rocker; baby wicker rocker, qty. oak press backs, burled walnut German piano; foot stools; French door w/10 gl. panes; sofa; oak coat rack; Cupboards - pine jam, pine, oak hoosier; bdrm. stes; 2 walnut single beds w/gd. mattresses; maple high boy & ladies dressers; cedar chest; dove-tailed blanket box; lamps - albaster & silver, 1920s porce- lain figurine; Victorian repor. claw ft. tub w/shower; washstands, dry sink; oak mantel & Gingerbread clocks; oak framed bev. mirror; brass mail box (new); Moftat fridge & stove; Int. fridge; Frigidaire stove; Westinghouse dryer; freezer. Garden Equipment & Tools: Int. B414 diesel tractor wAdr., hyd. ram, new tires 14.9 x 28 (ex.); Int. 6" 3 pt.h. snowblower (like new), Rupp sport snowmobile; Rockwell Beaver 8" table saw; Sears radial arm saw; Stihl 030AU chain saw; Kawaski gas weed wacker; Lawn Boy deluxe push mower; weed eater, Ig. qty. hand tools; qty. hardware; garden tools; wheelbarrow; lawn roller: face cord firewood. Collectables & Misc.: Ltd. Edi- tions - Thomson, Casson, Judy Kent Pyrah, Our Cdn. Heritage Collection, Group of Seven; qty. gar- den sculptures, signed Larry Bartolini; qty. oil lamps; match holder, ink well; twig plant stand; iron pot wid; shotgun cream cans; ant. stag/deer cast door stop; ironstone chamber pot; Medalta 4 gal. crock; quilt (100+ yrs.); handloomed blanket (80+ yrs.); qty. linens, blankets & quilts; Brunswick free-standing shuffle board game (ex.); hockey cards incl. Patrick Roy rookie card, Gretzky, Orr; coins - mint sets, sil- ver $ incl. '35, '36 & '47; toys; porcelain doll; plus many more collectables. Glass & China: Cranberry pitcher; pink depression; Ig. qty. cups & saucers; sil- ver w/glass cruet set & pickle dish; crystal; cobalt blue glass creamer. Guns: Kentucky long rifle (1700s); 2 dbl. barrel shotguns - 1910. Terms: Cash, Interac, Visa or M/C. Viewing: 8 a.m. Sale Day. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Uxbridge Office: 905-852-9538 Cellular: 416-518-6401 Toll Free: 800-654-4647 Fax: 905-852-1067 2 SESSION-ESTATE AUCTION Friday Evening, June 5, 6:00 p.m. Saturday Morning, June 6, 10:00 a.m. Selling the Primitives, Collectibles, Toys, Antiques and Household Effects from the Personal Collections of the late John A. deWitt & complete Stock and Canadiana Inventory of Long John's Antiques on location at Starkville, RR#1 Newtonville, farm located 4 miles north of Hwy. 401, exit 448 on Newtonville Rd. and east on Clarke Concession Rd. 5 (watch for signs). Session 1-Friday evening, June Sth, 6:00 p.m. at Grist Mill Auction Centre, Newtonville Selling toys only, offering 200 antique and collectible toys and games. Session 2-Saturday morning, June 6th, 10:00 a.m. on site location: Selling numerous Corner and Flatback Cupboards. Armoires: Dry Sinks. Commodes: Washstands. Chests: Tables: Stands. Chairs. Over 50 Crocks: Over 50 Oil Lamps: Over 50 Decoys. beautiful Antique Clocks: Quality Glassware and China: Paintings. Carpets. Numerous Collections: Complete Household Contents and all Apphances. Riding Mower. Shop Equipment and Tools Note: This 2 Day Major Estate Offers one of Southern Ontario's Largest Gatherings of Antiques, Antique Toys, Canadiana, Vintage Collectibles as well as a Personal Collection of 30 years. Terms: Cash, App. Cheque, Visa, M/C. Interac Auctioneer: Frank G. Stapleton, CAL 1CCA, Newtonville (905) 786-2244, 1-800-263-9886 FRIDAY, JUNE 5 SALE TIME: 5 P.M. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN, 3 miles east of Lit- tle Britain on County Rd. 4. Pine blanket box, wick- er chairs, parlour tables, coffee & end tables, Oak library table, wooden kitchen chairs, Captains chairs, washstands, coal oil lamps, oval & flat top trunks, Maple kitchen table & chairs, Pressback chair, wingback chair, antique dresser with moustache pulls, wall & mantel clocks, Walnut hall table, chesterfield & matching chair, bonnet chest, 5 Hoopback chairs, 5 H.P.,, 24 in. Toro snow- blower with electric start, 8 H.P. Allis Chalmers riding lawnmower, Alaskan 1/2 ton truck camper, westem saddle, 4x8 box trailer, qty. tools, china, glass, household & collectable items. Don & Greg Comeil auctioneers, R.R. #1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 SALE TIME: 4:45 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques and collectables for an Uxbridge estate, selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., corner of Hwy. 47 and 12. To include: mahogany parlour table with carved edge, 5 pc maple kitchen suite, large oak desk, student's desk, hall table, antique side chairs, nest of tables, smoker stand, treadle sewing machine, plant stand, 3 pc. black leather chesterfield suite, wash- stand, Jacques and Hayes hi-bed and dresser, trunks, rocking chair, coin collection with several sil- ver dollars, large quantity of collectables and glass- ware, Park amplifier, Fender guitar, Aspen gui- tar, EKO 12 string guitar, robot multivision proces- sor, 2 large Cerwin-Vega speakers, bicycles, plus many 'other interesting items. Sale managed and sold by NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 905- 985-1068. DEADLINE TO REGISTER in The Port Perry Star & JD Fishing Summer Derby for | Muskie IS June 6th at \ lS JD FISHIN & ARCHERY 27 Water St, Port Perry CANPAR SHIPPING COUNTER Gee ificeCentre 188 Mary St, Port Peny (905) 985-7383 Club's been lending a hand for 30 years The Friendly Visitors help those in need Formed in 1968, Port Perry's Friendly Visitors Club has been entertaining and maintaining friendships with people with special needs ever since. By Heather McCrae Port Perry Star For 30 years the ladies of the Friendly Visitors Club in Port Perry have been entertaining and maintain- ing friendships with people with special needs. The club was formed in 1968 when Mrs. M. B. Dymond, Director of the Ontario County Mental Health Association, asked if a volunteer group could be formed to provide social activities and entertainment for residents of homes for special care in the communi- ty. That's when Mildred Hope, Helen Jewell, Mary Williamson, Lita Doupe and Joy Newham formed the Friendly Visitors Club. Although Mrs. Doupe passed away a few years ago and Mrs. Newham has since moved away from the area, the rest of the ladies continue to enjoy recreation and friendship twice a month with as many as 20 people. Request for their services began in the late 60s. The first party was held at Christmas 1968 where clients enjoyed music, games, visits gifts. "There wasn't any enter- tainment or hobbies for the residents to do until we start- ed," Mrs. Hope said. In the beginning the women visited the clients at their homes. "We'd play games, like Chinese checkers and cards, and always took a lunch," said Mrs. Hope. When they ceased going to the homes, they began holding special events at the Prince Albert Hall. Here, the women would cook din- ners for everyone, help the residents make crafts for special occasions, and play bingo and other games. Clients from outside the community are also included in the activities. Zella Lee from Cannington and Harold Parson from a residence on Ella St. have been partici- pating for the most number of years. Sebert Henry, operator of the home on Ella St. feels the women provide wonder- ful afternoons for his clients. "They are number one," he said. "The residents love them very much and feel they're wanted in the com- munity." Now the Friendly Visitors provide afternoons of enter- tainment twice a month at the Prince Albert Hall. Often, residents from Cannington, Uxbridge and Sunderland join in on the fun as well. The women take turns supplying lufjch and if | there's a birthday to cele- brate a decorative cake is always a must. Once a year Mrs. Hope, Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Williamson -- and a group of volunteers including Helen Wozney, Norma Geer, Marlene Blain and Kay Wilson -- take the clients out to lunch. Recently everyone enjoyed their out- ing at the Starlite Diner. "When they go out for lunch, they feel really special when they-order off the menu," Mrs. Williamson said. In the beginning all expenses came out of the ladies' pockets, but now they raffle off a quilt every year and hold an annual flea mar- ket to raise funds. This year's sale was one of the best they've ever had. "We made well over the amount needed to cover expenses for the year," Mrs. Hope said. As with many volunteer organizations, it's difficult getting people to help. ~ "Unfortunately, as soon as they hear it's people with special needs they will be helping, they don't bother to inquire further," said Mrs. Williamson. If anyone would like to bring a little sunshine into the lives of these people with special needs, call Mrs. Williamson at 985-7845. The Friendly Visitors still have the same motto they started with 30 years ago: "Scatter a little sunshine ....today."