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x v oi | 4 eo 3 A aC ER SN ETI HH AI THE TR ey . Go 5 mm ie 1 ia by Wendy Clark A lot of excitement and en- thusiasm was in the air during Nur- sing Home Week. We started off the celebration with our Father's Day Breakfast on Sunday, June 21. Some very special men started off their day with a delicious meal of scrambled eggs, sausages, toast, bran muffins, fresh fruit and refreshments. Each man received a goodie cup containing several han- dy items suitable for any male. While the cooks were cleaning up, Mr. Harvey Easton held a "Men's Gab." A very special thank you to the helpful volunteers that made this activity possible. - Monday afternoon we held our Strawberry Social. Everyone en- joyed their delightful strawberry shortcake while listening to the en- joyable piano playing by Mrs. Claire Whitter. Afterwards a game of Trivial Pursuit was in motion. Thanks to the Pineridge Garden Club for joining us during our gathering. Later on in the afternoon the fami- ly of the late Minnie Harper presented the activity department with a coffee maker. Thank you very much to these fine people. "Fundraising Day" was extreme- ly busy with many fun activities throughout the day. All money rais- ed on this day went to the Alzheimers Society. To begin our day we were happy to have Dr. Maureen Gorman from Whitby Physciatric Hospital speak to us on the ever increasing disease "Alzheimers." Several residents were involved in our sing-a-thon to which we raised $108.10. Good Work praises goes out to Mrs. Agnus MacLennon for raising the most money in sponsors. We also held a Chinese Mini-auction and raised another $58.00. A grateful thank you to all those who donated items for the auction. Church service in the evening was provided by Blackstock United Church. Octoberfest day was held on the 24th with our main attraction being a sausage making demonstration by Mr. Fred Balling. The residents really enjoyed their BBQ sausages with sauerkraut and a refreshing beer. We then watched some polkas being danced. The Pineridge Garden Club also stopped by to plant flowers throughout the several flowerbeds. Thank you -- We ap- preciate it. Thursday was "Family Day." The fun started with a Pet Show. Categories ranged from the most unusual pet to the most cuddlie pet. _ Several residents had"their portraits taken by Doug Potts of "Signature Studios." We then offered Clown face painting for children and residents. During the evening was an enjoyable "dessert social." Entertainment was provided by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harper. To end Nursing Home Week we celebrated one of the most impor- tant days. This-was Volunteer Ap- preciation Day. Each volunteer was addressed by our Activity Director and his or hers special volunteer duties were told about. Mr. Fred Balling was voted to be Volunteer Of The Year. Fred has helped us in many ways and at all types of jobs. Each volunteer received a gift and ~ then wine and cheese trays were served. The residents would like to send a special thank you to those volunteers that were unable to at- tend our gathering. We would like you to know that the time you have spent helping us is greatly appreciated. Monday June 29 we celebrated our Monthly birthday party. Our host for the afternoon was the Honeydale Woman's Institute. Everyone enjoyed joining in on a sing-song and ther listening to several readings and poems. The ladies then served us some delicious strawberry shortcake. A very warm thank you to this fine group. The following day, a couple of cars loaded up some residents and headed out for a morning of strawberry picking. During the PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 7, 1987 -- 39 afternoon they hulled and cleaned the berries and then presented them to the kitchen who served them for supper. After supper a church ser- vice was given by the Port Perry Baptist Church. . Naturally, Wednesday being Canada Day there were no activities scheduled so everyone just relaxed and enjoyed their mid-week holiday. Thursday, July 2 we celebrated Canada Day with a bash. Wine, ice tea and snacks were served. Everyone tested their skill at a Canada Quiz. A toast was made to Canada and we sang the National anthem. Friday we had Bingo. Congratula- tions to our lucky winners. Upcoming birthday wishes are ex- tended to Mr. Robert Newell (July 12), Mrs. Iris Freeman (16), and Miss Phylis Lambert (19). We would like to send out a warm welcome to Mrs. Mertie Stone and Mrs. Mable Burgess who have taken up residence here in the nursing home. Both of these ladies have come to us from the neighbourhood IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ... over 12,000 people could have read it this week! That's alot of potential customers for your business. Advertising made easy -- find out more about it! An exciting Nursing Home Week Villa. Upcoming events in July are: Flower & Vegetable Garden Show (July 8), Bahama Day (10), Trip to Canada Wonderland (14), Residents Council Meeting (16), Supper Club on the Road (16), and the Senior Citizen Picnic at the C.N.E. (22). Our sympathy goes out to the family of Mrs. Effie Ploughman who passed away at the hospital on June 19. Effie was with us for a good many years and all that knew her will certainly miss her. The residents and staff would like to say good-bye to one of our long- time staff members. Mrs. Eulah Johnson has recently retired and will be moving away to Orillia. We will all miss you Eulah and hope you are happy in your new home and surroundings. Just a reminder that we are still in need of Volunteers. If you can spare some time to assist senior citizens please give us a call. Con- tact: Kim Mitchell -- Activity Direc- tor (985-3205). CALL 985-7383 for INFORMATION AUCTION SALES SATURDAY JULY 11 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Antique Furniture Auction sale of antique fur- niture for the Estate of the Late VERA JONES, Uxbridge, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ontario including round oak pedestal table with 5 leaves & 5 chairs, antique sideboard with bevelled mirror, set of 6 Pressback chairs, blanket box, combination chest of drawers & secretary, combination dresser & wash stand with bevelled mirror, 2 Pressback rockers, drop front secretary, parlour tables, 4 anti- que rockers, flatback cupboard, "nest of tables, chest of drawers, wash stand with curved front, 2 dressers with bevelled mirrors, wash stand, 7 plece wash set (Buildings & Boats), 6 piece wash set, iron & brass bed, 15 hooked rugs, Waterberry Clock Co. clock, Aladdin lamp, 2 glass lamps, chesterfield & chair, dehumidifier, Hammond L120 electric organ & bench, Folkhart Horse apt. size freezer, dishes, pots & pans, plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Ux- bridge 416-852-3524. TUESDAY JULY 21 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Clearing Auction of farm machinery, including 4 tractors etc, for MR. ALEX RUNDLE, located on the Audley Road, first farm north of Taunton Road In Ajax. Machinery Includes M.F. 1805 diesel tractor with duals, M.F. 1085 diesel tractor, David Brown 990 diesel tractor, Case 430 . tractor, Gleaner self propelled "F'" combine with grain & corn heads, M.F. 880 plow 6 furrow with 18" bottoms, M.F. 468 & A.C. air 4 row planters with fertilizer attachments, M.F. 43 seed drill, M.F. 160 cultivator- 18', A.C. disc- 18°, A.C. 200 gallon sprayer, four 8 ton gravity wagons, two 45' augers, small augers, 2 row bean puller & wind-rower, 8' blade, 6 section harrows, mowers, 3 fur- row plow, small cultivators, snowblower, winch, 100 gallon spray tank, elevator, 2- 5000 bushel storage bins, hydraulic water pumps & other miscellaneous items. Terms cash or cheque with |.D. No reserves. Giving up farming. Henry Kahn Auctioneer 683-0041 or 985-8161.Jy 14 TUESDAY JULY 14 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale of furniture, anti- ques, car, carpenter's tools etc., - the property of HARVEY & VERA WEBSTER in the Village of Manilla (south of store). CAR: 1972 Ford Marquis-429 motor-as is. FURNITURE: Roy refrigerator, 21 cu. ft. deep freeze, wringer washer, auto washer, chrome table & chairs, quantity of dishes, 9 plece antique oak dining room sulte, antique rocking chair, antique chesterfleld-recovered, Lazyboy chair, antique desk, sec- tional bookcase, organ stool, small piano bench, humidifier, antique writing desk, bookcase, pine quilt box, bookcase end, bed | & dresser-% size, 3 piece bedroom suite, blankets, comforters, cur- tains, lamps, 2 coal oil lanterns, gas lantern, hump back trunks, buffet with glass front, china cabinet, 2 chesterfields, child's pool table, quantity of toys, anti- que doll cradle etc. TOOLS: Beaver table saw with HP motor, Beaver 6' planer, Rockwell Sabre saw, B&D Skil saw, drill press, large hand drill 1HP, McCullough chain saw 18", 2 adze, pipe vise with cutter & dies, large quantity of carpenter's tools, railroad lantern, Sears an- tique riding lawnmower 42", power lawnmower, rubber tired paper carrier for bicycle, 48° of cement tubing, trailer hitches, 40' extension ladder, Selgel propane furnace, Annex 8& much more. NOTE: As Mr. Webster has been a carpenter most of his life, there will be a lot of tools & small goods. Property Sold. Terms cash or cheque with |.D. Manilla Ladies will serve lunch. Reg & Larry Johnson Auctioneers 705-357-3270.Jy 7 FRIDAY JULY 10 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- round oak split pedestal dining. table, 6 double press Pressback chairs, double brass bed, highboy dresser, oak dresser, 4 triple press Pressback chairs, round oak pedestal table, Rockford 14" bandsaw, 4 plece chesterfield suite, antique dressers, Lazyboy chair, 12 cu. ft. freezer, wash stands, wrought iron table & 4 chairs, wooden bed, 30' Findlay stove, first edition stamp collection, military hat badges, tools, china & glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY JULY 18 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale of farm machinery, furniture & antiques, the property of CLARENCE & MARION GREEN, Lot 24, Conc. 12, Brock Twp., 5 miles north of Manilla on County Road 2, first farm north of the Cannington Rd. MACHINERY: Case D tractor- row crop, with corn scuffler, Oliver 66 tractor with live PTO, Waterloo Bronco tractor with plough, cultivator, disc & harrows-ideal for a gardener-in good shape, 8 cultivator 3 pt. John Deere double disc-pull type, J.D. corn planter-2 row, fertilizer spreader-3pt., farm trailer with hay rack, IHC plow-3 furrow 3 pt., IHC rotary mower-3 pt., land roller, J.D. plough 2 furrow-3pt., chain saw, farm scales, posthole auger, pulley for IHC tractor, cord wood saw, tractor chains, ce- ment mixer, gasoline jack ham- mer, Ford riding lawnmower-7'2HP, roto-tiller, 5HP garden seeder, steel welding table, work benches, tractor um- brella, 32' extension ladder, 2 steel water troughs-used twice, 10x2' high 8 3' wide, scrap & much more. TRUCKS: 1976 Chev "truck, 1 ton stake body-as Is, was certified last year, 1937 Ford sta- tionary motor with pulley. FUR- NITURE: antique combination Lawyer's book-case & desk, anti: que settee, office desk, filing cabinet, antique buffet, bed & dresser, bed chesterfield & 2 chairs, crocks, fireplace set, quantity of dishes, cups & saucers, 3 antique wooden telephones, etc. Property sold. Owner retiring. Terms cash or cheque with |1.D. Cannington Ladles will serve lunch. Reg & Larry Johnson Auctioneers 705-357-3270. Jy 14 SATURDAY JULY 18 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale at property of PAT & BOB JONES, Bethany, (farm sold). Good Gerhard Heintzman plano, good appliances, freezer, stereo, antique beds, dressers, round oak dining table & 6 Pressback chairs, antique sideboard, 1880 Manvers map, large assortment of furniture, some antiques, dishes, tools, power mower, hardtop camper: damaged, collectibles. 11:00 a.m. sharp. No reserve. Owners mov- ing away. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783. Call now to book your sales Jy 14 WEDNESDAY JULY 15 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Woodworking & Shop Auction Auction sale- Landlord's DistressSale of the assets of TECHNICAL VENEERS INC. 164 Needham St. E., Lindsay, On- tarlo. DMC sander-only 117 hours, custom made flyer, coral 4 bag dust collector, Kuper splicer, Cacati power gulllotine, Capital clipper, conveyor, SHP Webster air compressor, Black Bros. tape splicers, pinch roller, 1 bar sealer, shrink wrapper, large hand shear, drill press, auto tape dispenser, hot melt applicator, HMA system pre-melt, punch press, strapper, office furniture, PCC 2000 computer 8 screen, 3M computer printer & screen, filing cabinets, dishes, fireproof file holder. Sharpe SF-741 copier etc., hand tools, steel racking etc. NOTE TIME: 11:00 a.m. Some machinery not 1 year old. No reserve. Infor- Orval Mclean Auctions 705-324-2783 Lindsay. . THURSDAY JULY 9 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Antique sale at Orval Mclean Auction Centre, Lindsay. Estate of MATILDA HARDY, plus GORD TRAY household. Good appliances, fridge, stove, freezer, dishwasher, good bedroom suite, antique washstands, dining suite, wicker chairs, oak washstand & dresser, settee, gold chesterfield suite, old tables, crocks, antique dishes. A good sale. 6:30 sharp. No reserve. Or- val McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay. Call now to book your auction. SATURDAY JULY 25 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Services Auction sale at Oddfellows Hall in Port Perry with antiques, fur- niture, appliances, good televi- sions, china cabinet. Con- signments welcome for this sale. More details to follow. Pearce Auction Services 655-8073. TUESDAY JULY 14 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Cornelils Auction Barn Auction sale- a yellow Westinghouse 2-door refrigerator 8 30" stove, RCA colour TV, chrome kitchen suite, bicycles, Pioneer chain saw, oak buffet, Filter Queen vacuum, Lazyboy chair, dinette suite, microwave oven, modern dressers & chest of drawers, 5HP Toro riding lawnmower. Don Corneil Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. dressers, SATURDAY JULY 18 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale the property of MR. 8 MRS. JACK COULSON, to be held at Coulson's General Store in Valentia. Store fixtures & household items Including Na- tional brass cash register, but- cher block, wooden ice-box, 8' an- tique display table, wooden ben- ches, advertising sign, small glass display cases, Rellance & Sky Chief gas pump glass tops, buggy with top, cutter, antique telephone receivers 8 mouth pleces, quantity tins, measuring cups, single plough points & general store items. "HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: maple dinette suite, wooden wardrobe, chest of drawers, Pressback rockers, Gingerbread clock, par- tial toilet sets, hall table, occa: sional chairs, dining room exten- sion table, quantity of dishes, blankets, linens & silverware. Property & business sold. Lunch available. Don Cornell Auctioneer 705-786-2183. Owner 8& Auctioneer will not be responsible for any public liability, property damage or injury to the public in connec- tion with this sale. Jy 14 SATURDAY JULY 11 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale 3 generations of antiques, some machinery, fur- niture, appliances, riding mower etc., full contents of large Century Farm House, property of LAURA SPROULE & LATE BROCK SPROULE, R.R. 2, Cannington, Lot 17, Conc. 13, Brock Twp. 1 mile west of Cannington & 1 mile north - then west on Conc. 13 to farm OR from Sunderland, go north on Hwy. 12- 6 miles, then east 22 miles on Conc. 13. See signs. TRACTOR 8 MACHINERY: M.F. 65 tractor (gas-3 pt.-live PTO), M.F. 72 combine-good pickup & head-6 cylinder-needs repair, M.F. 3 fur- row 3 pt. plow, George White 33 tooth 3 pt. culivator-like new, 6 sections of Diamond tooth har rows, 18° hay wagon & running gear, horse drawn mower, 2 fur: row drag plow, 11HP LTN37 Work Horse riding mower -good, Homelite gas weed eater, 48' aluminum extension ladder & step ladders, wheelbarrow, quan: tity of maple syrup equipment, : approx. 300 palls, gathering tank, evaporator pan, splles etc. Del aval milk pump etc. ANTI. QUES & FURNITURE; 9 plece oak dining room suite, Helntzman 8 Co. upright grand plano & bench-good, antique Victorian couch-good condition, Victorian chair, fruitwood carved rocker- A-1, 6 matching antique frultwood carved chalrs-good, antique walnut oval hall table, antique corner what-not-100 years, parlour table, Grandmother clock, 5 matching antique Cane seat chalrs-carved, antique Cap: tain's chair, maple Hoosler, anti-- que Windsor rocker, antique oak buffet-100 years, antique cupboard-100 years, antique oval kitchen table 8 2 leaves, 6 mat- ching Pressback chalrs, antique fancy radio cabinet, flat-to-wall glass front bookcase, oak 3 sec: tion antique bookcase, large quantity of old books, antique gramaphones 8 old records, assorted antique Pressbacks, 2 large pine blanket boxes-1 over 100 years, large quantity of old quilts, bedding & linen, antique Pressback high chair, antique wash stands, assorted antique dressers & 4 plece bedroom suite & vanity, wicker fernery, antique wicker rocker, antique rocker with leather seat, wardrobe, anti- que beds, medicine chest, pine blanket box, antique violin & case, % Iron bed, antique pictures & frames, old Underwood typewriter, antique wicker pleces, antique toys, scales, old trunks, antique oll lamps, quantl- ty of glass & china including ruby red glass, depression, milk, cut glass, crystal, hand painted pleces, dishes, china 8 everyday dishes & cookware, pots, pans. 8 small appliances, Rogers sliver: ware set & silver pleces, large quantity of linen, set of lawn bow!- Ing balls-4, old irons & tins, anti- que sewing machine, bed chester- fleld, antique floor lamp, oll pain- ting on canvas, oak hall rack, an- tique wool mats & runners, cur- tains, large quantity of old sealers, assorted antique crockery etc., 2- 22 rifles (Fac. Reg.). GOOD APPLIANCES: 14 cu. ft. Bradford chest freezer, apt. size chest freezer, Hoover washer-spin dryer, Hot Point dishwasher, Moffat 2 door fridge: white, 24' colour portable TV. NOTE: FARM SOLD. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Beginning with machinery. Antiques at 11:00a.m. CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS, R.R. 1, Lindsay -- Phone Cam bray 705-374-4800 or 374-4435 Jy 7 TE. A I I a Cr A RE Aa ae