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MURRAY JACKSON 985-2459 ROBERT JACKSON 655-4878 PEARCE AUCTION CENTRE on Shirley Road (4 miles south of Port Perry) ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD SALES Your Place or Ours - TRUCKING AVAILABLE - Call: (416) 985-7492 after 11 AM. "COCHRANE AUCTION SERVICE Household - Real Estate Farms - Equipment - Livestock - Whatever Your Auction Needs. DON & FREIDA will be pleased to hear from you. 985-2788 Auction Sales FRIDAY JANUARY 21 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Random House Auctions Auction sale- at Random House Auctions, 628 Euclid St., Whitby. Included in this sale we have modern furniture, antiques, glass and china, collectables and many other- interesting - items. - Of - special interest we have a 1973 Pontiac Laurentian. Something for Everyone in this sale. Plan to attend. Consign now for our next sale, January 28th. Auctioneer, Earl MacKinnon 666-2112. SATURDAY JANUARY 22 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Corneils Auction barn Auction sale- 3 miles east of Lit- tie Britain or 7 miles west of Lind- say, on the Lindsay, Little Britain Road. The property of the late ALVIN FOUND of Little Britain plus others. Oak buffets, wash stand, antique dressers, victrola, chests of drawers, 7 cu. ft. freezer, cookstove, Quebec heater, hanging lamp, sectional bookcase, box springs, and mat- tresses, oak desk, coffee and end tables, chesterfield and matching chairs, wooden wardrobe, large new airtight stove, 8 hp. portable wood splitter, 7 snowmobiles, 1972 Chev V2 ton truck (certified), qu. of tools, china and glass. Don Cor- nell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Bri- tain 1-705-786-2183. al SATURDAY JANUARY 22 SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale- on Shirley Road, 4 miles south of Port Perry. Con- signment sale with 1975 Honda Civic, good condition, furniture, antiques, dishes, brass pieces, plus Aladdin's lamp, good wash stands, snowmobile sled, large desk, Hobart dishwasher, humiditier, flat-top guitar, pet cage, new roof racks, typewriter, metal doll house and many more items. Consignments welcome for this sale. Pearce Auction Ser- vices 985-7492. THURSDAY JANUARY 27 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale- at Stouffville Sales Barn. Our first sale of the year. The property of LEVI HOUSSER and the estate of NORA TANNER plus others. Items include- 10 hp. riding mower, snowblower (new), crocks, old quilts, old tools, two pine chests (Dovetailed), drop- leaf table, fridge, china cabinet, organ, buffet, dressers, lamps, cranberry, crystal, china, pine chairs, wicker, TV, books, pic- tures, oil lamps, dishes, round table, bedroom suite, rocker, sausage press, woodstove. Many more items included. Fine sale of antiques and furniture to start the New Year off. Terms cash. Norm and Phil Faulkner, Auctioneers. J 25 SATURDAY JANUARY 29 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale- of real estate, for the property of BRIAN AND CAROL KENNEDY selling at the property, at 3 Main St. South, Ux- bridge, including two stores and seven apartments. Excellent in- come property - everything rented. Interested parties may in- spect the property by appoint- ment by calling Brian Kennedy 416-852-6286 or Lloyd Wilson 416-852-3524. Terms of sale- $10,000 down by certified cheque day of sale. Balance to be settled in 45 days. Further mortgage in- formation available from the owner. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, Ontario. 416-852-3524. J 15 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 5 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale- Victoria's 13th In- vitational Holstein Sale at Hicks Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, On- tario. Our monthly consignment sale featuring a good quality of- fering. Each month is your oppor- tunity to find a good typy young cow ready for a new classifica- tion. Expecting a good quantity of quality cattle. Watch next week for details. For consignments or further information contact Sales Office 705-324-8311 Sales Manager- John Buckley 324-4017; Sales Agents- Cliff Lillico 439-2380; Bob Eagleson 939-6380 or Carl Hickson, Owner and Auc- tioneer, Reaboro, Ontario 324-9959. Our next monthly sales are- Wed. March 9th; Wed. April 13th at 12:30 P.M. Utica by Vera Brown Church and Sunday School this Sunday will be held at Utica Church at 11:00 a.m. There will be a meeting of the Session and Stewards on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the, home of Don Asling. The Bible Study group will meet on the 2nd and 4th Monday evenings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster. On Friday, January 28th, the Social Club will meet at 8 p.m. in Epsom Church for an evening of movies and planning the 1983 pro- gramme. Hosts for the evening are Mr. and Mrs. Barry Page and Mr. and , Mrs. Richard Bell. All are welcome. Winners at the euchre held at the Hall on Friday evening were for the ladies M. Poots 1st, Jeanette Houghland 2nd, and Dorothy McCaslin low. For the men, James Hough- land 1st, Grant Bright 2nd, and Tom Ogden had low score. Freeze-out winners * were Ruth and Stan Beach Hospi tal staff members Three members of the Community Memorial Hospital staff were honoured for their many years of service at a retirement party held last week. Grace Bassant [left] worked 25 years in the housekeeping and linens department and will retire next month. Vera Merchant [centre] worked 15 years for the Blackstock by Mrs. Joyce Kelly Sympathy of the community is extended to June and Harry Degeer and boys on the passing of June's mother, Mrs. R. Whitfield last week after a lengthy illness. The funeral was held from Port Perry on Friday. A warm welcome to the village is extended to Pat Fletcher, Dianna and Scott who moved into the house formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Green. Better health is wished for Mrs. Kathleen Dorrell who underwent surgery last week and to Mrs. Olive McKee who are both in Port Perry Hospital, to Murray Byers in Oshawa Hospital and to George Bryant who suffered a cracked foot last week at work. George is recuperat- | ing at home. Last Tuesday, Mr. and, news 1st with Jeanette and Bruce Houghland 2nd. There will be another euchre in two weeks. Mrs. Dora Geer, Mr. Clifford King and Mr. Bruce Beare visited Mrs. Crosier recently. Our village sick have been 'released from hospital.-Mrs. - Roy Sutcliffe is at present recuperating at the home of her granddaughter Mrs. Donna Brockman and family at Courtice, and I see that Mr. Hillis Wilbur is up and around following his stay in hospital. Mr. Herb Luke flew home from Florida this week to have his cast removed, and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Luke and family. Mr. Luke was a Sunday dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luke in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Holmes of Toronto have been spending a few days with daughter, Sharon and John Croxall and girls. Also last week, John's sister, Mrs. Anna Mancini and daughter Gina visited for a few days. Mrs. Harvey Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly accompanied by Mrs. Reg, Boundey of Port Perry attended the funeral of their cousin, Miss Myrtle Graham at Orillia. Following the funeral at which Harvey and Gerald acted as Pall bearers they attended a reception at the home of Jim and Ellen Graham and family at Lake Dalrymple. On Monday evening, Mrs. Jean Mountjoy was one of three staff members of the Community Hospital, Port Perry honoured at a retire- ment dinner hosted by the Hospital Board at Emiel's Restaurant. Jean was pre- sented with a commem- orative plaque and an en- graved silver tray by Board Chairman Sheldon Smith. Bruce Mountjoy Bruce Mountjoy accom- panied Jean to this enjoyable evening which was attended by Board members, their spouses, the honoured ladies and their spouses as well as several recently retired board members and their wives. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hoskin held a family gathering on Sunday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Hoskin, Mr. and Mrs. Brett. Hoskin and - baby Evan, Miss Sherri Hoskin all of Bowmanville, Brad Gouin of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hoskin of Port Perry. On Sunday, Mrs. Reg Boundey of Port Perry was honoured with a birthday party in the form of a family noon dinner at the home of Gerald and Joyce Kelly and family. Guests were Joan and Harvey Graham, Cheryl, Mark and Rob. The afternoon Unit of the Blackstock U.C.W. met on Tuesday afternoon at Dora Martyn's home at 1:15. A lovely dessert of cake and tea and a social time got the New Year off to a good start. The leader Jean Adams opened the meeting with a poem, "Sing for Busy People". F) LE J i 2% honoure iN hospital, most recently as a nurse in the operating room. And Jean Mountjoy [right] retired as super- visor of the obstetrics department after many years service at the hospital. At left is hospital Board chairman Sheldon Smith with administrator Dave Brown at right. areanews Thelma Wright began the Devotions with a singing "Standing at the Portal". Her topic was A New Beginn- ing for a New Year. The hymn New Every Morning was sung. After offering prayer closed this part. The minutes of the Dec- ember meeting were read by Audrey Wright. Aileen Byers will be the new secretary. The roll call was well answered with an article of canned goods for Simcoe Hall. Our unit will be in charge of lunch for the General Meeting on Jan. 26 at 1:30. A discussion was held concerning the making of a crib quilt in the near future. Flora Samells had the theme and chose Evan- gelism based on an article in the Mandate written by the moderator Rev. Dr. C. MacDonald. An interesting discussion resulted. The meeting closed with prayer by Thelma. There were 14 tables at the Senior Citizen's Card Party on Tuesday evening with the following winners - 1. Alice Henderson -89; 2. Frank Bailey - 88; 3. Agnes Prescott - 82; 4. Edith Burgess -82; 5. Marion Vell - 81; 6. Dorothy Archer - 80; Low-Arvella Barrett; Draws 1. Edna Larmer 2. Leonard Cain; 3. Hazel English. The regular Youth Group meeting was held on Sunday evening at the home of Eliz- abeth' Luke. The four del- egates to the Quin-Mo-Lac Youth Conference, Elizabeth Luke, Eleanor Kelly, Andrew Petrie and Brian Van Camp were in charge of the programme for the meet- ing. They gave interesting demonstrations and talks on Directions and Aims for the Future. Fine fellowship and lunch concluded the mean- ingful meeting. Handicraft Guild meet The members of the Guild met for a tatting workshop on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Margaret Cornish, Beryl Espley and Ruth Heayn per- formed a great feat in en- their hands in this antique craft. Tatting is the most frustrating craft to learn and is usually taught in a one-to- one situation. This time, the three teachers managed to get a group of about 20 novices through the basic mo- tions and started on the way to being comfortable with it. There was enough en- thusiasm left, despite the frustrations, for them to re- quest that the tatting be con- tinued at the meeting in February. So bring your shut- tles and coarse thread to the Birthday meeting and learn how to do chains and motifs. The business meeting was short and to the point. Dorothy Naples took the chair, since Jo Dowson was sick. It is expected that the annual show will be held April 15 and 16, being open to the public on the Friday evening as well as Saturday as hap- pened last year. The dates have to be confirmed by the next meeting." The February meeting will start at 10 a.m. with lunch at noon followed by the Birthday cake for desert. The meeting ended at 1:30 but members stayed on to struggle with the tatting some more. DIABETES MEETING The Durham Region branch of the Canadian Diabetes Association will be holding a general meeting on Wednesday, January 26, star- ting at 7:15 p.m. The meeting will be held at Anderson Collegiate, 400 Anderson St., in Whitby, and there will be a demonstration of diabetic products. All diabetics and their families are invited to attend these meetings and see all the newest products available. TE ALA EE EE Csi tl OR RL 7s, non a elicit er ce fi aaa LE FREE GARRARD HN) fini cm vc --_m