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Pe RI, Sod wi ST AN A, Sr, Ac RA NAL i "ay oA, Ar » ~~ Se re) Nr 25 a nr PR 3 Q a ps Ae Ar NS 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 21, 1979 Classified Ads Work Wanted WHY WAIT FOR SPRING? Do it now. Cottage and home reno- vations. Marble tops, vanities and fixtures. We do it all. Specialists in older homes. Free' estimates. Goodman Plumbing 725-1044 or 985-7758. T.F. CUSTOM POULTRY KILLING at Gordon's Custom Poultry, R.R. 3, Uxbridge. Phone 852-7698 SNOW PLOWING * Driveways * Parking Lots WILLY HOUTHUYS PORT PERRY 985-3192 Give Away PUREBRED German Shepherd, free to good home, 7 months old. Call anytime. 986-4724. Auctioneers RON KING AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types' PHONE PORT PERRY 985-2643 --JOANT. PEARCE AUCTIONEER Estates - Antiques Household - Farm Consignment Sales For local pickup call: Port Perry 985-7492 Auction Sales DON CORNEILS AUCTION BARN Three miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay Little Britain Road. Anyone wishing to consign articles to our first March sale, please contact Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24th SALE TIME: 11 AM, The property of the LATE MRS. WES LAYMAN to be held in the Claremont Community Hall. Household © furniture and antiques. Dining room suite, wash stands, antique chest of drawer, two cookstoves, chest of silver, coloured TV, antique corner cupboard, qu. of fancy dishes, numerous other articles. Terms cash. No reserve. Earl Gauslin, Auctioneer 640-3079. F21 MURRAY JACKSON AUCTIONEER Furniture - Antiques Livestock - Machinery Real Estate PORT PERRY 985-2459 ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONEER Household, Farm, Equipment Real Estate, Antiques, Estates Appraisals & Liquidations CONSIGNMENTS AT McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE Angeline Street at Hwy. 7, Lindsay 324-2791 or 324-2783 Auction Sales SATURDAY, MARCH 10 SALE TIME: 12 NOON HOME SOLD FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Auction sale of household con- tents of HARRY SHIER, Uxbridge, will sell at the Wilson Auction Barn, 12 mi. north of Uxbridge on Con. 7, then east on Beaver Rd. to first farm. RCA refrigerator, Simplicity dryer, electric sewing machine with attachments, G.E. washing machine (wringer), Electro- home 26' colour TV, stereo and amplifier, antique chest of drawers, pine chest, antique maple dresser, oak dresser. - excellent condition, wash stands, 3 pc. antique bedroom suite, gate leg table, hall tree, antique rocker, old pictures 8 frames, church pew,' pine flour bin, lamps, tables, bedding & linen, set of dishes - setting for 8, glassware, cups and saucers, kitchenware, knitting machine (A-1 condition), radios, Westclox industrial clock, B & D power saw, 14' extension ladder, aluminum step ladder, lawn chairs, fire extinguisher, fruit jars, tool box with tools, plus many other items. Also some additional consignments will be added to the sale. Sale at 12 Noon. Lloyd Wilson, Sale Manager, and Auctioneer, Uxbridge, Ont., 416-852-3524. M7 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24th SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON ORVAL McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE -- LINDSAY On Little Britain Road, south of hwy. 7. Estate of the late GORD DAVIS, 29 Regent St. Lindsay. Large sale of old furniture, antique dishes, picture frames, appliances, pine bureaus, hall stand with hat rack and porcelin knobs, antique high beds, dressers, antique wash stands, exceptional dresser with high mirror, 2 wicker fern stands, flat what-not, oak side board with high back shelf and bevelled mirror, oak dining table, walnut dining room table, 6 pressback chairs, 2 cedar chests, magazine rack, captains chair, 3 antique parlour tables,' box top sewing machine, wicker rocker, antique settee, chair and rocking chair, 2 antique tables, antique chairs (needs new cane seats), cabinet radio, press back childs commode chair, mantle clock, octagon 8 day clock, couches, refrigerator, 24° automatic electric stove, Moffat dryer, Hoover spin washer, 3 console televisions, large quantity of old dishes, wringer washer, . Findlay cookstove, buffett, table saw, sealers, brown chesterfield, wing chair, small drop leaf chrome table and 2 chairs, chest, night table, immitation fireplace, office files, bedroom suite, inlaid table, Dun- can Fyfe table and 4 chairs. Good 9 pc. Mahogany dining room suite, etc. Note time - 12 noon. No reserve. Orval McLean, Auctioneer, 705-324-2791 or 705-324-2783 nights. Parent Education Programs The Blackstock Nursery School Incorporated is hold- ing the first in a series of 5 Parent Education Programs in recognition of 1979 Inter- national Year of the Child, on Wednesday, February 28, at the Cartwright Public School at 7:30 p.. The topic for this presentation will be '"Work- ing together - Early Child- hood Education, age 3 to grade 3". Preparing your child for elementary school, value of play, and early identification of learning problems, will be discussed. Parents are encouraged to bring their own questions. Guest forming a panel on this evening will be: Jeanne Frolick, the Durham Board of Education. Joyce Fisher, primary consultant with the Durham Board of Education, and Nancy McMillan, a kindergarten teacher. Everyone is welcome to this series and donations to help fund these parents discussions, would be appreciated. -- old trunks, boxes, 3: by Helen Thomson The Evening Unit of the Greenbank U.C.W. met at the home of Elma Roundell. for the February meeting on Wednesday evening, Feb. 7th. The Theme was '"'Love" and those in charge of the Devotions were Elma Roundell, Ruby Dusty and Sharon Meisner. 15 members answered the Roll Call with a Valentine verse. The Business portion was conducted by President, Elma Roundell. Eunice Rahm, Secretary, read the Minutes and Marie Foster, Treasurer, gave the Trea- surer's Report. It was brought to our attention that Julie Lawrence, a former member is not too well, and it would be nice if some would call her on the phone (she is near the phone between 11 and 12 o'clock noon). . It was agreed that the Greenbank U.CW Prince Catering Committee will be our representatives on the Kitchen Committee. The April group is to take the March' meeting and the March group will take the April meeting. Betty Stone and Jean Hunter agreed to be the Committee in charge of Carpeting the Church vestibule and stairs. A motion was passed that we have a Bazaar table at the Beef Barbeque (if the Board of Stewards have one) in the summer. It was announced that there are a number of copies of the booklet, 'Pioneer Days of Greenbank', for sale. Any one wishing a copy contact Helen McKean or any Institute member. The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. After everyone enjoyed a contest, the Group served a delicious lunch. Blackstock W.I. by Bethany Schryburt The ladies of Blackstock - Women's Institute met in the Community Hall on Wednes- day, February 7th. They enjoyed delicious Desserts and coffee served by Mrs. Samell's group. Mrs. Shortridge apened the meeting welcoming all the ladies and read a poem, '"Attitude'"'. The Institute Ode was sung and the Mary Stewart Collect repeated-in unison. The Roll Call was "Something from the Home and Country." Minutes of the previous meeting and the Treasurer's report were presented. Thank you notes were read for 4-H gifts from Kelly McLaughlin and Karen Duivesteyn. Copies of the Amendments to the Bylaws of Women's Institute Organi- zation were given out to members. A letter was read asking the Institute to support the Hospital Auxi- liary Spring Fair to be held on April 28th. The Officer's ~--Conference is to be held at Waterloo on May 1st to the March meeting a member will decide to go, to the Conference. Visitors Week at the Erland Lee Home will be held on June 4th to 8th; applications should be sent in advance for Bus loads going. Mrs. Hoskin offered to convene a quilting. A vote was taken and it was decided to have lunch before meet- ings rather than after. It was unanimously decided to support a Ban on Topless Waitresses in our Township. Mrs. Shortride spoke a few words on the motto, "Are you a person who makes things happen, Watch things happen or wonder if any- thing is happening." Mrs. Carl Adams showed us a fine film on Upper Canada Village and also conducted a contest, 'Rhyming Rid- dles". The meeting closed with "O Canada'. Yelverton U.C.W. by Harvey Malcolm The February meeting of Yelverton U.C.W. met on Thursday, February 8th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McMillan in Port Perry. Mrs. Allan Howe presided over the meeting which was opened with the singing of the Ode. The Devotional was convened by Mrs. Bruce Foote as follows - Scripture Luke 13:11-18 with the Topic on "Suffering". The Hymn Rock of Ages was followed by Prayer. Mrs. Foote closed the Devotional with a poem '"The First Valentine". The Roll Call was answer- ed by 14 members with some specific information on the" Eskimo." Various reports were given and $25.00 transferred to the Fruit and Flower Committee. Several thank- you notes were read. Anyone who has old catalogues or cards please forward to Mrs. Art Rowan for future use. Dates were announced as. follows - U.C.W. Executive Meeting at Bobcaygeon on February 12th; The Annual Meeting of U.C.W. Ladies for this area to be held on March 15 at Queen St. United Church, Lindsay. The Garden party to be held in June was discussed and changes proposed to usual format. The Annual Bus Trip to be held on May 23. The Meeting was closed by the Mizpah Benediction. Mrs. Ralph Pfoh gave a very enlightening talk on the Eskimos - the annual life span is only 20 years. They are a very tightly knit group of individualized people, have no superstitious fears and no warlike tendencies. There main aim is merely to survive. A delicious buffet was hosted by Mrs. Howard McMillan and Mrs. Art Rowan. Greenbank 4-H by Suzanne Saulnier Monday night was the first meeting of the Greenbank "Disco Dolls". Mrs. McKean and Debbie Lee are leading our unit - "Acces- sories, The Final Touch". The meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge and the election of the officers: Bev Hill - President, Dawn Meisner - Secretary and Suzanne Saulnier .- Press Reporter. We then discussed the history of accessories lead- iing right back to Adam and Eve. Our group then dis- cussed with others what figure type we were and 3rd. It is hoped that by the - by Ruth Bonnell On Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bidgoods son Kevin Douglas was christen- ed in the Prince Albert Church by his grandfather Rev. John King assisted by Rev. Brawn. After the service 17 relatives went to the home of Doug and June Bidgood to enjoy a buffet meal. Terry and Eileen Hodgins held a surprise 18th birthday party and dance for their daughter, Heather on Satur- day evening. About 50 friends attended. Then on Sunday, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cherrie and her aunt, Dorothy Hood came for her birthday supper. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martyn entertained neighbours at a party held a week ago at which Rev. Reg. Rose and his wife showed slides of their cruise trip to the Mediterranean countries and the Holy Land. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Andrews entertained Mr. and Mrs. Chas Andrews Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dayes for Wednesday eve- ning dinner, the occasion being Chas' birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas _ Andrews Sr. have left. for a. vacation in Florida. Twenty one hardy people attended the Couples Club 'horse drawn sleigh ride on Friday evening. The tem- perature was quite below what colours went with us the best. * The meeting then closed with the 4-H pledge. Other members are: Barbara- anne Bell, Carol-anne Bell, Jennifer Baird -and Jane Brose. i& Church Albert News normal, but the group enjoyed their trip the countryside of Little Britain. On returning to the farm buildings the cold couples enjoyed hot dogs and coffee while they huddled around a warm fire. Stan and Gail Glass at- tended a dinner dance at Casa Loma. It was held by the Mimosa Lodge at which Doug Coulter was master of the Lodge. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. W. Bolten accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock as dinner guests to the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Williamson on the arrival of a new grandson. The Thursday evening euchre scores were Ladies: High M. Poots, 2nd - Doris Devlin, low - Laurenna Bright. Mens: High. - Mildred Thompson, 2nd - Verna- Draper, low - Lloyd Fawns. Judy Olaisen and her two sons, Ricky and Mikey and their aunt, Mrs. Merle Murphy travelled to Toronto on Wed. to help celebrate __Judy's fathers birthday, Mr Bill Dickenson. On Sat. Mr. and Mrs. C. Olaisen arrived to spend the weekend with Rick and Judy Olaisen to help cele- brate their son, Rick's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Gord Tulloch of Broadview Sask. spent several days with their cousins, the Les Beacocks. On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Merv Pugh were dinner guests with her mother, Mrs. Gostick of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Gord Gostick from Toronto were also dinner guests. Gervices THE UNITED CHURCH OF -CANADA PORT PERRY CHARGE Rev. R. Brawn, Minister SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 10a.m. Worship Church School PRINCE ALBERT 11:30 a.m. Worship Church School SCUGOG PASTORAL CHARGE Rev. C.E. Clarke Rev. E. Linstead 9:45 a.m. Scugog 11:15a.m. Manchester PORT PERRY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Harold Hooper Pastor 985-8335 9:45 a.m. Bible School 11 a.m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. Hour of Praise Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Hour Listen to the Sunderland Baptist Hour every Sunday morning ovér radio station CKLY'910 on your dial (8:10 a.m. to9:05a.m. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev. R. Batten Rev. I. MacLean 10 a.m. Family Bible Hour 11 a.m. Praise and Worship. 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service Help and Transportation We care about YOU 110 Lilla South - 985-2420 CHURCH OF ASCENSION - ANGLICAN Rev. R.C. Rose, Minister Hon. Asst. Rev. A. Woolcock SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 Quinquagesima 11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer and Church School WEDNESDAY, Feb. 28 Ash Wednesday 9 a.m. Penitential Service and Holy Communion ST. JOHNS, BLACKSTOCK SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 : Quinquagesima 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer Church School WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28 Ash Wednesday 8 p.m. Penitential Service and Holy Communion PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Rev. Stuart McEntyre ST. JOHN'S PORT PERRY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 9:00 a.m. Church School 9:55 a.m. Morning Worship BURNS CHURCH ASHBURN SUNDAY, February 25 10 a.m. Church School 11:15 a.m. Morning Worship Hear Amazing Grace Sundays -9:15 a.m, C.K.L.B. Oshawa, Dial 1350 HOPE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH OF PORT PERRY Divine Redemption is our only hope Services in the Presbyterian Church 11:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. J. Geuzebroek Everyone Welcome € F 3 -€