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a ---- BI I IE THT =r... --- 26- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, June 30, 1998 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" THURSDAY, JULY 2 SALE TIME: 5 P.M. Estate auction, Kubota tractor at ORVAL McLEAN AUCTION CEN- TER, Lindsay, selling the property of several local estates, appliances, May- tag wringer washer (new in crate), small chest freezer, living room & din- ing room furniture, 9 pc. Walnut diner, Oak oval dbl. ped. table & 6 chairs, like new, exc. Simmons 4 pc. chesterfield suite, chrome suite, 3 pc. Maple bedroom suite, 2 Cedar chests, trunk, rocker, colour TVs, crocks, glass, china, some antiques, hairdressing equipment, work stations, hydraulic chairs, some like new, white reclining beautician chair, like new, hair drying ' chairs, porcelain hairwash sinks, perm stand, curlers, etc., excellent reception - counter, practice heads, - desk, chairs, computer, "rafting tables, lawn fumi- ture, hundreds of interest- ing items, Krepy Krauly, tools, Kubota B6200 4x4 diesel tractor with loader, 400 hrs., snowplow, grad- er, finishing mower, N.H. 328 manure spreader, Int. 47 baler, Allied stooker, farm wagon, one with rack, one without, bale fork, hay elevator, cement mixer, 3 pth McKee snow- blower, Sedore wood- stove, qty. of tools, some older, Orval & Barry McLean auctioneers 705- 324-2783 or call 1-800- 461-6499 for flyer, certified appraisal service, to con- sign estates. SATURDAY, JULY 4 SALE TIME: 10 AM. Large estate of antiques, fumiture, collectables, col- lection of Limited Edition - «prints, dishes, appliances, outdoor furniture, tools and more. To be held at THE MABEE AUCTION CENTRE on Hwy. 35, 1 mile north of Rosedale or 7 kms south of Coboconk- 911 #5933. Selling the estate of the late FRED MAUNDERS of Cameron and large country home of Bobcaygeon and cottage furnishings. For fax list phone CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS. 705-374- 4800 or 705-454-2841. SUNDAY, JULY 5 SALE TIME 10 AM (Viewing 9 a.m.) Estate auction, MACGREGOR'S AUCTION CENTRE, Bowmanville. Antiques, collectables and household effects. 401 to Waverly Road, north to #2 Hwy, east to Scugog Street, north 1km. Sunday's auction features the estate of ALMA DUFF, Oshawa, plus quality inclusions. Partial list includes: server, oak dresser, flat-to-wall coat stand, Eastlake dresser, misc. tables (kitchen, parlour, Duncan Phyfe, treadle sewing machine, misc. dressers (50's), plant and magazine stands, tri-light and lamps, exceptional couch and chairs, (50) old quilts and blankets, oil lamp, Ihens, glass and china, misc. tools and hardware. Auction includes many articles from the past to present, something for one and all. Call for all' your auction needs. « MACGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES, Mike MacGregor 905-987- 3664, 905-623-7949. ; § 73 WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 SALE TIME: 4:45 P.M. Auction sale of fumiture, antiques and collectables from a Listowel Estate, selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., comer of Hwy. 47 and 12. To include: upright gramo- phone, Victorian round cherry table, round oak table, set of oak chairs with carving and claw feet, early rocker, single drawer lamp table, pine box, Gin- gerbread clock, wall clock, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, antique tins, chesterfield and chair, Indian bookends, milk glass lamp, iron pots, antique children's books, art books, transit box, planes, Zerox fax and copy machine (like new), torch, large quantity of col- lectables and glassware, plus many other quality items. Sale managed and sold by NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 905- 985-1068. "WANTED" SATURDAY, JULY 11 SALE TIME: 10 A.M. Summer boats and RV's, trucks, trailers, cars and recreation equipment con- signment auction! To be held at THE MABEE AUCTION CENTRE on Hwy. 35, 1 mile north of Rosedale or 7 kms south of Coboconk 911 #5933. Turn your unwanted boats, trailers, watercraft, bikes, 4x4's, tractors, tools and etc. into $cash! Call today for info or bring to bam. Deadline July 10, 8 p.m." CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS, RR 1, Lind- say, 705-374-4800 or 454- 2841. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 SALE TIME 4:45 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques and collectables for the ESTATE OF PEARL STEVENSON of Uxbridge, selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., comer of Hwy. 47 and 12. To include 9 pc. Walnut dining room suite, queen size bed chester- field and chair (ex.), French Provincial chester- field and chair, magazine tables, rocker, plant tables, fern stand, 4 pc. Waterfall bedroom suite, telephone table and chair, pressback hi-chair, wash- stand, harvest table, tub stand, open washstand, dropleat table, floor lamp, Depression glass, linen, silverware set, figural lamps, crocks, butter churn, large quantity of glassware and collecta- bles, 3 1/2 H.P. rototiller, garden tools, plus many other interesting items. Sale managed and sold by NEIL BACON AUC- TIONS LTD. 905-985- 1068. TUESDAY, JULY 7 SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Auction sale at St. Mary's Hall-7A east to 35 Hwy., go north 1 mile, tum east on 10th line of Manvers Lindsay Hwy. Ry iy outh to) 10th line go east. Oki pump organ, old wagon jack, old auto harp, ice box, gray chrome set (back in 50's), garden tools, bed sofa, fumiture, collectibles, dishes, tools, still many more consign- ments coming in. BRUCE FL Ng con =, NAUCTIONS PO Box 220, Greenbank, Ontario, LOC 1B0 (905) 985-1068 KELLETT 705-328-2185. Township of Scugog Notice of Tender FOR REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT OF CONCRETE FLOORS IN WASHROOMS AND TOILET AREAS OF DRESSING ROOMS; AND SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF TILES IN SHOWER AREAS OF THE SCUGOG ARENA. Specifications and tender forms will be available from the Office of the Administrator-Clerk of the Township of Scugog at 208 North Street, Port Perry commencing June 30th, 1998 during regular business hours. Sealed tenders clearly marked "Scugog Arena Tender" will be received until 11am, July 10, 1998. Note: Bidders meeting to be held on site July 7, 1998 at 9:00 am. Earl S. Cuddie Administrator-Clerk Township of Scugog More than 100 entries make for successful rose show By Florence Ashton Rev. Sheina Smith will be on vacation throughout the month of July. Next Sunday, July 5 Elizabeth Honeyford will conduct morning worship at 10 a.m. There was a good turnout at the Brooklin Horticulture rose show last Wednesday evening. About 103 entries were on the show bench. Best red rose award went to Marg Beath and best decorative to Mary Housego for her entry of "Rustling Grasses." Guest speaker Douglas Lycett captured his audi- ence with his film presen- tation and commentary on growing lilies. Next meet- ing and show will be on Aug. 26. Euchre game results are as follows: Men's first - Ashburn area news 7 Florence Ashton CUT eS Wilma Lynde and Gord Greig, second - Verna Draper. Ladies first - Alice Greig, second - Barb Porter. Lone hands - Margaret Gall, Nancy Skelding and Art Richardson. Six tables ofeuchre were played. The games concluded earlier than usual due to a power failure. Next euchre is on July 30 at the Community Centre. Dr. John McKinney is now a patient at the Whitby General Hospital. Happy birthday wishes to Mel and Mary Briscoe as they celebrated a special birthday on Sunday. Open house was held in their honor at the Community Centre. Frank and Donna Barkey invite everyone to their rose and clematis show open house at their home on Townline Rd. North, east of Raglan, next Sunday, July 5. Several from Ashburn enjoyed the strawberry sup- per at Columbus on Thursday night and the pork barbecue at Mount Zion on Saturday. Plan to attend the big celebrations at Ashburn Park on Canada Day as we celebrate Canada's 131st birthday. The committee have planned a full day of activ- ities beginning at 11 a.m. Come out and enjoy. St. John's 168th anniversary party was a great success St. John's News The great games of the Feast were Attn: Don MacLeod 4 MATURE, RELIABLE CLEANING HELP required, on part-time basis, day shift work, car essential. Please reply with resume to Box #15 c/o Port Perry Star, 188 Mary St., Port Perry, Ontario, LOL 1B7. NO PREVIOUS COM- PUTER experience required. Exciting posi- tions now available in computer programming. We will prepare suitable applicants. CMS - 1-800- 477-9578. WANTED - reliable per- son to operate a chip , truck, part-time, Yelverton area. Call 905-985-9099, ORGANIST/CHOIR DIRECTOR position for Trinity United Church, Cannington available immediately. 2 manual pipe organs. Please send applications to P.O. Box 189, Attn: Nancy Parlia- ment, Search Committee, Cannington, On. LOE IEO. TUPPERWARE consul- tants needed in this area, FT/PT, great earning potential with bonuses & incentives. Call for more info Sharry 705-324-9769. WANTED: 75 PP to lose weight. Programs at $2.50/day min. 10% off first purchase. 905-642- 9173. By Colin Beal St. John's 168th birthday party was a great success. It started off with the Sunday Choral Eucharist which included special prayers and references to our Patron, Saint John the Baptist. During the service the children of the Church School received their certificates of completion of their course of study. Later, two Altar Servers, Matt Campbell and Christopher Willis, received their medallions after having served a one year probationary period. Hymns, appro- priate to the Feast were sung and the choir sang an anthem. During coffee time, after the service, musical greetings were sung for five parishioners: Norma Wolfe, Marion Hodge, Fred King, Andrew Black and Stephen Kubovic have all either celebrated; or will celebrate birth- days at this time of the year. The Feasting, which followed coffee time, was hosted by the children of the Church School assisted by George and Heather Kubovic and Nancy and Reid Bongard. The menu included a choice of small or large hot dogs or hamburgers Looking for old photos of Port Perry At the Star, we are constantly on the lookout for interesting old photographs to feature in our Remember When column... and once again we are running low on good quality pictures. If you're a long time resident of the community, or someone who is the family historian, we ask for your help in securing interesting photos of buildings, street scenes and individuals from Port Perry between 1900 and 1960. Following are some examples of the types of photos I'm looking for: * Opening of hospital in 1953; * Arena opening in 1950; * The final trip of the Nip 'n" Tuck . * Horse Racing on Lake Scugog ice * Seven Mile Island in the 20s & 30s * The Causeway or Scugog Bridge (early years) * Port Perry Bottling Works 1930 era * The Scugog Kids 1944 * Cartoonist Jimmy Frise * Veterinarian Orr Graham, * Photos of men who have served as Reeve of Port Perry: e.g. Wm. Alldred, Jas. Stonehouse, Robt. Summerville Jas. Lucas, Neil Sweetman, Figary, Jas cKee If you have any of the above, or any other photos you think might be of interest please contact: J. PETER HVIDSTEN PORT PERRY STAR 905-985-7383 Photos are required for copying purposes only. Originals will be returned immediately after being scanned. If possible we will copy while you wait. (or any combination thereof) and salads. Dessert was a magnificent iced cake dec- orated with lots of fresh berries. Lots of cool refreshing drinks were served as well as coffee and tea for those of mature years. Our thanks to the children and also to their adult helpers. dominated by the children. They started with an obstacle course which intimidat- ed all the adults present especially when we saw some of the times which the youngsters were recording. Matt Campbell finally triumphed in this event despite being attacked with water bombs by the other competitors during his final run. For the rest of the afternoon the contests were sack races, three legged races and all those other events which are the real stuff of summer games. Last Thursday's memorable storm was made even more memorable for the Kubovic family when George's mother, Mary Kubovic, was struck by lightning. Mary, who lives just north of Lindsay near Snug Harbour, was holding a metal door knob when the bolt struck. George's dad was standing beside her and saw blue flames flicker up her arm from the door knob; she fell to the ground 'and he rushed her off to hospital. Fortunately, Mary seems not to have suffered any permanent harm...but she was quite shaken. The young people of the Parish invite all parishioners to join them at the Red Barn Theatre, Jackson's Point, for a matinee performance of Anne of Green Gables on Tuesday, July 28. Tickets are $14 per person. For more information call Nancy Bongard at 986-4300. Crime Stoppers Whitby market was robbed Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are asking for your assistance in solving.a robbery that occurred in Whitby on May 11 of this year. Around 10 p.m. The Village Market variety store located at 701 Rossland Road East was robbed. Two men entered the store wearing nylon stockings over their heads. One of the two suspects armed with a long kitchen knife went behind the counter. The store clerk was ordered to open the cash register. Having grabbed a quantity of cash and cigarettes the two fled the store on foot. No injuries were sustained during this * - incident. Both suspects are described as male, white, 18 to 20 years of age, 6' tall. One of the two is described as having short brown hair and the other a shaved head. Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward for any information that will lead to an arrest in this incident. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court and we do not use call display. Our numbers are: 436-8477 or 1- 800-222-TIPS. Sergeant Kevin Slaney is the police coordinator with the Durham Regional Crime Stoppers program and submits this article in the interest of solving crime.