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Auction Sales John T. Pearce Auctioneer Consignments Household -- Antiques Complete Farm Sales - Estates - PORT PERRY ; 985-7492 Auction Hall & Sale Barn Facilities LIVESTOCK-IMPLEMENTS "FURNITURE-ANTIQUES Port Perry 985-2459 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19 TIME: 1:00 P.M. Special Auction Sale of equip- ment, tools, materials, products, etc. from the former MARCEL METAL CRAFT SHOP. Lincoln Arc Welder with Trailer; 1972 GMC pick-up truck; welders; steel tractor; grinder; torch; , many metal craft machines; drills; vices; compressor; pres- ses; many tools; cabinets; sprayers; clamps etc. etc; Also "over $6,000. worth of new metal 2, 3%" and 1' square bars, channels, tubing, flat bars, etc. Large assortment of many, . many other miscellaneous items. Also approximately 100 creative contemporary metal ornaments, No reserve. Every- thing must go on Saturday, Feb. 19, 1:00 p.m. at the shop 797 Nelson Street, hawa. Sale Managed by Liptay Auctioneers. Ltd., Bowmanville, For more WORT JIEESON | i Auction Sales SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12 TIME: 11:00 A.M. Double Auction at McLEAN - AUCTION CENTER, Lindsay, Property of REG DEWHURST CONSTRUCTION, Bobcaygeon: - Good .assortment of excellent woodworking tools; table saw; SXi Fos fointer; sander; al arm saw; /office equip- ment; new ou ace; us. hand tools; complete set sheet metal equipment; pipe vice; threaders; anvil; generator; aluminum brake; transit level;. defogger machine; 8 x 16 con. struction trailer; 1973 T.N.T. Ski Doo; 1975 Ford Club Cab pickup, certified; 1971 Ford pickup, Ranger; 1972 Chevrolet wagon; 1970 Ford wagon; some house. .hold furniture; including excel- lent modern dining room suite ° (cost over $1500.00 new). 1:00 P.M. ESTATE of the late MRS. BEATRICE FEAST, Bobcay- geon: good furniture; antiques; dishes; upright _ freezer (like new); dinette set; china cabinet (glass on sides & front); edcel- lent chesterfield set; console television; portable television; large coffee table; beds; dres. sers; flower stand; lamps; Queen Anne stool; Jacobean oak stand; chest; |ewellery box; vacuum; cedar chest; antique saw; swing mirror; |ewellery boxes; electric lawn mower; ladders; 2 antique tool chests; wooden clamps; . dishes; wash. ing machine; antique umbrella stand; Hoover spin washer; electric heater; etc. No reserve. Estate sale for information, call the auctioneer, Orval. McLean, 324-2791 or 324-2783 Lindsay. i Auction Sales: CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11 TIME: 7:00 P.M, . 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 | miles west of Lindsay on the + china cabinet; Victorian-style Curio plece; Walnut side board '(oval Doubled glass); marble top washstand; oak / buffets; copper boiler; mantel clocks;' y wrought iron candlestick holder; bie ; Auction Sales rocking chairs; stereo; stained glass windows; oak chairs; pressback chairs; fern stand; drum fable; quantity of glass ! and chinaware; 1972 Firenza, Lindsay-Little Britain Rd. Oak } (not certified), plus many more antiques, furniture and house- hold items, Terms cash. Open for showing Thursday, February 10,7 -9 pm. Auctioneer, R. R. 1, Little Bri- tain, 705-786-2183. : Don Cornell, _ 647 SCUGOG STREET, PORT PERRY Junction of 7A and Queen Streets Phone - Port Perry - 985-7371 Oshawa - 728-9544 $5,500. DOWN, $53,900. easy care - bran Scug b= OPEN HOUSE "23 5 YEAR WARRANTY "HUDAC WARRANTY SIGN" 102 PERCENT FINANCING AND ONLY-. BEDROOMS, dining room, one and half baths, new and unoccupied, come see Feb. 13th, 2 - 4 p.m. in Port Perry, west on St. from traffic lights - good value! - EXCELLENTLY S FULL PRICE, FOUR ITED for gracious information, call 416-263-2117. ; F16 REALTY LTD. REALTOR; » PORT PERRY TORONTO 885-3292 293-3764 $37,250, - CAESAREA Comfortable 2 bedroom bungalow, sun porch, fireplace and attached garage. $64,000. - PORT PERRY Income property, 2-storey frame and aluminum, 3 apts., close to' 9 shopping. $48,900. - PLEASANT POINT ESTATES 4 'bedroom brick bungalow, rec room, garage. $30,900. - MANILLA: Completely remodelled 1v2 storey, large corner lot. $55,900. - BLACKSTOCK Venning Crt., new 3 bedroom backsplit roughed in fireplace, choice of flooring. i $44,500. - VIEW LAKE 3 bedroom brick bungalow, school bus at door, view of lake. $23,900. - VIEW LAKE Estate sale, 3 bedroom cottage, treed lot, bunk house, walk to lake. $24,000. - WILLIAMS POINT 3 bedroom cottage, treed lot, view. of lake. EXECUTIVE waterfront homes by Jack Jacob- sen 'from $99,600. } $37,500. - VICTORIA CORNERS 10 acres, pond, treed, concession road. $18,000. - VALENTIA 2 acre building lot, treed concession road, school bus service. $27,000, - WATERFRONT Lot 225' frontage on Trent System. $109,000. - SEAGRAVE Executive custom-built waterfront home, many extras. $15,000. each - SUNDERLAND Four building lots, community water, close to services. "$56,900. - BLACKSTOCK Venning Crt, new 3 bedroom, backsplit, roughed in fireplace, cholce of flooring. HOMES BY STRAHL CONSTRUCTION . PONTYPOOL $44,970. - Brick bungalow, carport, walkout basement roughed in fireplace. One-third acre. $45,990. - Brick bungalow, attached garage, one-third acre. "$49,760. - Brick Bungalow, attached garage, walkout and second washroom, fireplace rough- in, one-third acre. 0,500. - Brick sidesplit attached garage, walkout, secofid washroom and fireplace rough- ed in, one-third acre. For Efficient & ours. Service Morley Bruge -- 985-2528 Larry Doble -- 705-326-2902 Lloyd Haynes -- 986-4402" Guy Latrellle -- 985-8192 Herb Lawrence -- 985-3292 Keith Puckrin -- 985-2489 living, $89,500., romantic older home with two fireplaces, four bedrooms, 1-4 pc., 1-3 pc. bath, family dining room, natural oak trim, garage, prominent two and half storey home in prestige Port Perry setting - inquire. "EXECUTIVE ELEGANCE", $89,500., Port Perry, brand new tri-level with deluxe extras, three spacious bedrooms, self-contained master with balcony, two and half baths, kitchen-break- fast dining room complete onto balcony, 22 ft. ground level rb centre with powder room, adjoining carpeted oak stairway, totally decorated with superb broadloom and fixtures, double garage, sheltered by trees. Country living at an affordable price $68,900. - OWNER TRANSFERRED and leavin this 175 by 250 ft. lot with excellent ranc bungalow only two miles from Port Perry, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, separate dining room, family room, fireplace, games room, sewing room, fixtures include all kitchen appliances, above ground pool, garden tractor, snowmobile plus a workshop - a return to the quiet life. ; PARK VIEW, $66,500., THREE BED- ROOMS, FAMILY ROOM, GAMES ROOM, ANGELSTONE FIREPLACE, DINING ROOM, hostess kitchen, self contained master, garage, room for pool or tennis - accent on space. OLDIE BUT GOODIE', ALL NEW INSIDE, $53,000, LARGE FOYER, dining room, 14 ft. kitchen with balcony, pride of ownership shows throughout, choice garden lot _66 by 165 ft., only three blocks from downtown Port Perry. + BEAUTIFUL BACKSPLIT AND SHOW: PLACE, BLACKSTOCK, $52,900., large ple- shaped lot close to schools, patio with large flower beds, lots of rose bushes, three bed- foome: separate dining room - watch spring unfold. - BEGINNER'S LUCK, $49,900. - BLACK- STOCK, three bedroom home with dining room, 24 ft. recreation lounge, all draperies, metal toolshed, Dutch clean. "3 ACRES' - $16,500., excellent homesite with front open land, balance mixed bush including white birch - school bus to new central - school - VALENTIA. $39,500. - BE INDEPENDENT, 40 ACRES, energy saving woods with stream, excellent homesite with over 900 ft. paved road frontage, Port Perry easf, Oshawa 25 miles. SCUGOG ISLAND 50 ACRES, $97,500., the pond on front of this scenic property is protected y trees, 773 ft. frontage, good barn, log shed to be restored, two bedroom home. survev on file in office, low, low taxes - country quiet made for the outdoorsman. We want you to buy and sell with confidence we serve with pride - a free evaluation with positively no obligation. + HOWARD FORDER - Res. 985-3439 ROBERT (BOB) HOWSAM - Res. 985-7880 RALPH FAIRMAN - Res. 985-2160 . MILTON FISHER - Res. 986-4743 Member of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1977 -- 29 Uxbridge edges Pacers in two play-off games by Andrea Jones Grant Menzies Pacers are déwn two games in their play-off series with Ux- bridge. It was a 54 loss Monday, January 81 and a 6-5 loss in Uxbridge on Fri- day. Both games were top- notch contests. Tim. Kane deflected the puck into the Uxbridge net to open the scoring for Port Perry. Greiner and Healey picked up the assists. Uxbridge tied it up but Rob Greiner put the Pacers ahead again as Kane fed a super pass right onto his waiting stick. They did it again in the second period and Burnett was there to tuck away the goal but again Uxbridge came back -scoring while Gibson was without his stick. Raymond had made two dandy stops on the two pre- vious shots also without the stick. ~ Greiner stepped onto the ice just in time to pick up a < . lead pass from Perigoe and scored all alone. prs Goalie: Raymond Gibson also picked up an assist on the play. With tke score 4-2 it was Uxbridge finishing with a flurry scoring three un- Broomball Cawker's 0 - Utica 0 Although there, was no scoring in this game, that doesn't mean it wasn't' exciting. As end to end action went throughout most of the game but Wayne Dowson of Cawkers and Dennis Symes of Utica held everything out. There was only one penalty in the entire game as Bruce Smith' of Utica drew a high stick- ing penalty. Two or three times both teams thought they had scored but neither team had. As the standings are currently these two clubs will meet in the play- offs, which promises to be exciting. Brian's 2 - Smit's 1 Smit's grabbed the early first period lead. Danny Auction Sales WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 sale time: 11:00 A.M. Holsteins and Dairy Equipment complete Glen Rae Holstein Dispersal, owned by Glen Rae Farms, Bowmanville selling at Malmont Sales arena, 2 mile south of Blackstock. 100 head registered and classified and R.O.P. tested. This has been a herd noted for high production and show type for over 30 years. 1974 Grand Champion female for Durham County sells with a 2.year.old Emperor daughter and yearling heifer by Rosafe Citation R. Maude (very good) sells with over 20,000 Ib. of -milk and due in April to Fury Lad. She Is the sixth generation of very good or excellent females. 23 daughters by Downalane Ref. Emperor sell. Some excellent 4-H prospects in this sale. Also selling 5400 Sunset bulk tank, . DeL aval pipeline milker plus 100 vials of semen from popular sires. Lunch available at sale. Lloyd Wilson Sales Manager and Auctioneer. 416-852.3524, F9 answered goals to steal the win 54. In Uxbridge the Pacers fell far behind (6-2) in the first half of the game as Schewaga was bombarded with shots from every direction. Baird had the first goal of the game from Perigoe and Lee but the Pacers didn't score again until late in the second period when Greiner put one Healey. The goal seemed to give them some spark and although Uxbridge scored again the Pacers kept skat- ing and checking and Jay Adam picked up his own rebound to'make it 6-3. The third period was Port Perry's but they faced some excellent goaltending. Rob Greiner pulled the goalie to tuck in number 4 and Rob Kemp closed the gap to only one with 3:43 remaining. : The Pacer's finally put in the tieing goal just the buzzer went to end the game. Another heart- breaking loss by one goal. Pacers played the third game on Monday (too late for publication) and meet in Uxbridge on Friday at 8 p.m. for game four. J a activities McClure scored the goal with assists going to Barry cClure and Neil Guthrie. They held this lead for almost two whole periods 'but late in the second Bill Peters tied it up for Brian's with Dave Dalton and Dean Beare. Brian's connected once more in the third period as Ken Fraser scor- ed from Bill Peters and Paul Christie. This finaliz- ed the scoring and Brian's gained another two points lead on Coulters for the final play-off position. Brooklin 5 - Coulters 3 Brooklin jumped into a two goal lead as Ken Down scored from Murray Down and Ken Vipond and then Ian Down scored from Murray Down. Coulters then .made it 2-1 as Rick Collins scored from Doug Mappin and Brian Parrish. Brooklin again increased their lead to two with Murray Down scoring from Ian Down and Larry Down. Coulter's then scored twice 'in a row tying it up with Steve Zaporosan scoring from Scott Howsam a Rick VanWeston and Ric Collins from Bob Stevens and Brian Parrish. Ian Down put Brooklin back out in front from Murray Down. Ken Vipond then put it out of reach from Wayne Church as Brooklin won 5-3. rf A RN A he in from Mike CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 OA aN gare os A als. » Ye Oe Pant uivh a A a aM tr SN EA -I%