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! 4 PORT PERRY STAR ---Wed., September 5, 1979 -- 35 Greenbank and area news by Mrs. A, Couves Sunday School will resume next Sunday, September 9th. Regular Church Service at the same time, 11:30 Mr. and Mrs. Roundell and Mr. and Mrs. B. Wanamak- er, Seagrave, spent a couple of days last week in the Stratford district taking in the Shakespearean Festival, "Love's Labour Lost", and. visiting the Mennonite Coun- try around Elmira. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don McKean were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ellison, Don Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bishop and Scott of Agin- court." Kari and Penny Fitz- gerald of Pickering were weekend guests of the McKeans. Mr. Stewart Suggitt of North Bay spent a few days last week with Mr and Mrs. Fred Dobson and called on the Glen Tills last Tuesday. Glad to hear Mrs. Murray Lee is home again after a short stay in hospital. Miss Beth Rynard of Tor- onto and Mrs. Carolyn Hill of Sunderland were in the Greenbank Community re- newing old acquaintances and calling on Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilson last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Latta attended the wedding of Kat- ie Sloane and Charles May- cock in Nestleton on Monday. ' a DIRECTORY On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. HERITAGE PLUMBING & SUPPLIES * Complete Service & Installation * Visit our Fully Stocked Show Room _16F MAIN ST. N., UXBRIDGE 416-852-5703 + W.HA. FARMS & SADDLERY Woodville 705-439-2446 CUSTOM WORK HANDCRAFTED 'BRIDLES. HARNESS AQUAFINE Repairs & Alterations 'WATER REFINERS 3 FREE INSTALCATION ATER ANALYSIS Call Collect: MARIO BRIENZA (705) 324-6888 Masonry Contractor -- Stone - Brick - Block Work 1 Esl Firepl . - 01 W ELLS Additi 1 FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL CLEANE D 9852680 Port Perry | 1986-4678 or 728-8180 "FURS - Remodel or Buy Phone "Country Classics" Port Perry - 985-8221 (Mrs. Sanda Taylor) - Agent for Primrose Furriers *Boarding Facilities *Training & Instruction *Horses for Sale DOUG & PENNY COOK (416)985-2025 Shirley Road, R.R.2, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO ROLLING HILLS RANCH Trail Rides - Hay Rides Horses Boarded - Cutter Rides - Summer Pasture Acres & Acres of Riding Facllities -F &G PERRY & SONS - R.R.2, Shirley Rd., Port Perry 985-8651 or 728-2301 QUALITY BRICK & STONEWORK JOHN MALIN Fireplace and Chimney Specialist ADVICE & ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION BLACKSTOCK 986-5417 R.R. JONES WATER HAULAGE For Wells - Swimming Pools - Cisterns Crystal Clear, Health Inspected Water - Year Round Delivery SEAGRAVE 985-3481 SEAWAY WATER SU PPLY Crystal Clear, Health Inspected Water For Wells - Swimming Pools - Cisterns YEAR ROUND DELIVERY -- 416-683-1397 705-786-2517 pnt i HOSKIN STABLES Riding Lessons - Showing - Jumping - Dressage Horses Boarded - Indoor Arena Qualified Instructors Government Approved 'CALL: 986-5558 'PORT PERRY ELECTRIC 216 MARY STREET - PORT PERRY Electrical Contractors specializing in: - Farm - Residential - Commercial Work - - Pole Lines - Small Jobs - New Services- JAMES R RANKIN ~ ELECTRIC Residential - Farm - Commercial BOX 1148 - PORT PERRY 985-8537 FREE ESTIMATES REASONABLE RATES FREE ESTIMATES DAVE RANKIN REASONABLE RATES- 985-7679 ££ Ems SALES ¢ SERVICE ¢ RENTALS CAMPERS TRAVEL TRAILERS MOTOR HOMES FIFTH WHEEL PARTS & ACCESSORIES DOUG ALLEN Blackstock R.V. Sales (Division of Durham R.V. Sales Ltd.) Hwy. 7A & Durham Rd. 57 BJackstock, Ontario LOB 1BO CAMPER RENTALS Office - 986-5696 Res. Blackstock - 986-4264 Rick Larocque Electric Contractor Residential - Commercial - Farm R.R. 2 PORT PERRY 985-3261 RELIABLE Plumbing & Heating Ltd. New Installations - Repairs Alterations - Power Drain Cleaning BERT FABER PHONE 985-3734 "Service is Our Business!" CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Additions or Renovations Rec Rooms - Framing For Free Estimates Call: J & D CARPENTRY 579-4191 985-8618 & Midtown Mall 200 John Street West, Oshawa, Ontario 576-2431 St Clair the paint & paper people. 1150 Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario 576-9971 Mel McGee motored to Head Lake and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. George Stone at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phoe- nix attended the 50th wedd- ing anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bagg, Sunderland and had dinner at Conway Gardens. Misses Marguerite and Frances Bowles of Epsom visiting with Mrs. Myrtle Thomas recently. Mr. and Mp»s. Eugene Dearborne took in Kinmount Fair on Saturday. A Community Ball Tourna- ment was held in Greenbank Park recently with the Hunt- er team winning. Mr. and Mrs. €6Fdon Hood Millan Saturday. Sorry to report Mrs. Russ (Elva) Rodd Uxbridge is ill in Uxbridge Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Art Couves, Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bailey, Brampton. Mr. Lloyd Ashenhurst from Cardinal for the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan. Brian and Trevor Till ol Ivan and Larry Bacon were competitors at the Junior Ploughing Match at Earl Bacon's last week. Congrat- ulations to Larry, first in his class. Mark Roundell is spending a week's holidays at the East Coast. Regular Card Party this Friday evening in the hall at 8:00. Everyone welcome. Mrs. A. McMillan attended ~ the funeral of her cousin Mrs. Ola Forsythe one day last week. Mrs. Leta Leask and sist- ers, Mrs. Tomlinson of Stouffville and Mrs. McCor- mack of North Bay spent a few days last week in the city. While there they took in the Ex. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Elson spent the weekend with his brother in Tweed, Ontario. Miss Cathy McGee is at- tending Durham College School of Nursing. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Veitch of Epsom recent guests of Mrs. Myrtle Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rey- nolds and Matthew of Barker N.Y. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ivon Spencer over the weekend. Brian Lee, representing the Jr. Farmers has return- ed home from a tour of the United Nations in New York, also Washington, D.C. and the Amish Country. Mrs. Glen Till was a busy mother this past weekend. On Saturday she took son Brian and Grandma and | * Grandpa Dobson to Welling- ton. Brian played on the Uxbridge Midget Ball Team there. On Sunday Mary Jean took son Trevor who plays on the Uxbridge Bantam Ball Team to Meaford. Also going for the trip were Grandma Till and Mrs. Jean Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ball of Sandford visiting Frank Lee's Sunday. Sorry to report Mrs. Phyll- is Clark's son injuried in swimming accident. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cook- man, Susan and Chris spent the weekend at Moosonee. A large crowd attended Port Perry Fair and several of our Greenbank Jr. Farm- ers showed cattle. Congratulations to Mrs. R. Baird who celebrated her 80th birthday at a dinner party with her family on Sunday. Mrs. Margaret "Bissig" Phyl of Switzerland has been visiting her family for three weeks and has been with Fred and Iva Phoenix on a few occasions. She came with her family and friends to Port Perry Fair, returning to the Phoenix home with family and friends for corn roast and goodbye visit be- fore returning to Switz- erland. i _-- pr rr Food specialists at the Ontario Mihistry of Agricul- ture and Food suggest making a tasty fruit salad by combining seasonal Ontario fruit with some sauterne. Use a selection of fresh peaches, blue plums, and pears. Chill several hours before serving. Auction Sales SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Contents from Century Home consisting of antique furniture, glass, china, tools, appliances, etc. The property of DR. J.H. McKINNEY, 137 Baldwin St. Brooklin. Partial list includes: ¢ pc. walnut dining room-sulte, 3 pc. walnut bedroom suite, round oak pedestal table W/3 leaves, 6 oak dining chairs, oak china cabinet, victorian oval parlour table, pine Postmaster's desk & bookcase, French carved sofa, washstands, mahogany chest of drawers, oak chest of drawers, 4 - pc. settee set, drop leaf table, pine cupboard, pine desk, old gramophone, occasional tables and chairs, blanket boxes, trunks, mirrors, crocks, Dotiton footwarmer, hall tree, kitchen set, selection-of collectible glass and china, several iron and brass beds, cast iron stoves, primitive tools, Moffat stove, Coldspot fridge, washer and dryer, dehumidifiers, blankets, quilts, coverlets, riding lawn mower and garden tools, bench saw, lumber and much much more. This is an excellent sale of quality antiques from a well established home. Terms cash or good cheque (with 1.D.). No reserve. Refreshments. Kahn Auction Services - 985-8161. S12 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15 SALE TIME: 10 A.M. Auction sale - the property of the Late BELLE NOKES, 15 Brock St. E., Uxbridge. Sale of furniture, household contents, dishes, and many antiques. Sale includes Uxbridge Piano, 3 space heaters, Quebec heater, Ornate quarter cut oak sideboard, Pine wardrobe, hand made oak side- board, cherry bookcase, wash stand, oak secretary, chest of drawers, pine trunk, oak hall mirror rack, 5 handmade gun- stock chairs, 2 oak hall tables, dining table, chicken coop chairs, walnut high top bed and dresser, round oak parlour table, hanging corner what not shelf, coat rack, oak planter, walnut 3 drawer chest, walnut dresser top swivel mirror, spool cradle, excellent 4 pc. walnut Jacques & Hayes sette (sofa, arm chair, platform rocker, side chair), Bowmanville rocker, walnut parlour table, walnut oval parlour table, oak pressed back chairs, walnut swing gate table, 2 piano stools, Oak hall stand rack (hand made), set of 4 walnut chairs, Waterbury Steeple clock, mirrors, ice tongs, qu. of old picture frames, large brass Jardindire, qu. of brass candlesticks, lap desk, coalport dishes, Staffordshire dishes, 6 fruit nappies, books, garden tools, qu. of antique cabinet- makers tools including: 6 wooden planes, 12 draw knives, hand augers, wooden mgyllet, brase and bit wooden markers, spoke shavers, chisels, wooden clamps, plus numerous other articles. An excellent saie. Many items in family for 105 years. Tools sell first. Terms cash. No reserve. John Annis - Auctioneer - 416-655-4463. S12 Bid YE Te v A