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GREENBANK PLAYGROUND by Tara, Michelle & Michael Welcome to "Holiday Week' fill- ed with new songs, games and crafts that are associated with our dif- ferent holidays -- St. Patricks Day, Christmas, Halloween, Valentines Day and Easter. This week we will also be starting our fundraising activities. Thankyou to Theresia Berry of Blackstock, 986-5509 who has kind- ly donated a Dinosaur Cake to be / raffled off through the purchase of | tickets at 50 cents each. The draw for the cake will be held on Thurs- day, July 23 and the money raised will be used to take the children on a trip. Monday afternoon Freeman Busline will be taking us to Birdsye Pool, Port Perry swimming. Wednesday, Halloween, Carol will be showing movies and popcorn and a drink will be available for 50 cents. There will be prizes for the best costume. Friday, we will be having hot dogs, ice cream cones and a drink. Hgpe to see you there. \ BLACKSTOCK \ N * by Pam, Tammy & Christine Well the first week of playground has gone by quickly and it was a great success. We have many ex- citing activities planned for next week. Our theme next week is monster week. We will be making puppets, painting monster pictures etc. Friday afternoon we are going on a bottle walk. We collect bottles to raise money for trips. It would be appreciated if you could donate bot- tles and if your child could bring a wagon so that it will be easier to ~ carry the*bottles. Bring a Hat! Next week your child will receive a "book of tickets for a cake raf- fle. Each child must sell two books in order to help pay for the trip. Thanks for your support! PORT PERRY by Sherri, Nicole, Jennifer & Ron Port Perry Playground welcomes THURSDAY JULY 16 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auctions. SATURDAY JULY 25 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale for PAISLEY ACRES at the farm on the 6th of Leaskdale."A large sale con- sisting of farm machinery, ultra- lights, motor vehicles, antiques, furniture & appliances. See next week's paper for details. Gary Hill Auctions 705-357-2185 -- 416-473-2138. TUESDAY JULY 2 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- chesterfields, refrigerators, modern dressers & chest of drawers, wringer washer, 30" green RCA electric stove, coffee & end tables, Inglis dryer, occasional chairs, chrome kitchen suite, console colour TV, bicycles, single 8& double box spring mattresses, wing-back chairs, quantity of modern fur- niture, hand tools, china & glass. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY JULY 25 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale: The Estate of the late MIRIAM THOMSON, selling at the residence Williams Point -- take Caesarea turnoff from 7A Hwy. & go to four corners of Caesarea & turn east for 1km to Williams Point Road - turn left & follow pavement - when pave- ment ends it is seventh set of buildings on left (Redwood). In- cluded are 14%' fibreglass boat & 15SHP motor, Sunfish sailboat, maple kitchen table 8 4 chiars, 24" Findlay electric stove, Inglis dryer, Simplicity washer-dryer combination, Coronado fridge, 2 colour televisions- 20' Elec- trohome, 26" Zenith, Queen Anne sofa & chair, chesterfield & chair, red leatherette sofa, quantity lamps, occasional chairs, electric fan, old Singer sewing machine, Sherwood receiver, Marantz tape deck, 2 typewriters & stand, mat- ching double bed dresser & chest of drawers, Captain's bed, single beds, Filter Queen vacuum cleaner, Shop vac, walnut table, harvest table, ladies walnut vani- ty & mirror, chest of drawers, apartment table, Limoge candy dish, Aynsley china, quantity of good & everyday dishes, bedding, linens, dehumidifier, humidifier, gas barbecue, Lawnboy lawnmower, lawn sweeper, fer- tilator, fishing poles, fishing tackle, golf clubs, chaise lounges, lawn chairs, car ramps, life jackets, work benches, quantity of tools, assorted lumber & numerous other useful household items. Sale time: 10:30 a.m. Please plan to attend. Lunch available. Sale sold by Ron King Auctioneer 985-2643. Jy nn Estate sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay- fur- niture, appliances, some collec- tibles. To list your sale call 324-2783 Lindsay - Orval McLean Conc. of Uxbridge - 12 miles west AUCTION SALES WEDNESDAY JULY 15 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale at Peterboro Auc- tion Centre, on Hwy. 7 - 2 miles east of Peterborough. Large estate sale, many antiques, curv- ed glass oak china cabinet, 9 piece walnut dining room suite, settee, dishes, tools. A good sale. Infor- mation 745-5007 Dale McLean Auctioneer. SATURDAY JULY 25 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Farm Auction Auction sale for VIC CATHCART, R.R. 5, Orillia. Directions: Take Hwy. 12 south (Atherly Rd.) to Simcoe Rd. No. 44 (Rama Rd.) to Fern Resort, turn right onto County Rd. 45 - continue east 1 mile. HORSE: Sorrel quarter horse, good natured, leather saddle. CAT- TLE: 2 Hereford cows & calves, 3 Simmental cows with calf, 3 Simmental 2 year old heifers, 3 yearling heifers, 3 yearling steers, 1 brown Swiss cow. TRUCK: 1977 International 201 Fleetstar single axle tractor with 10 speed Road Ranger, Freuhalf 42 ft. flatbed trailer, Can Car 26' box trailer, single axle dual wheels. LOADER: Hough Pay loader No. 70- 4 wheel drive- rebuilt engine, new oil & water rads. FARM MACHINERY: Ford 5600- 60HP, 800 original hours, New Holland 316 baler, Super Sweep pickup-1 year old, New. Holland rake-new, 36' Inter- national box elevator with electric motor, Ford 150-3pth, 3 furrow, 18" plow, auto reset; Allis Chalmers 36 plate, 13' disc, George White 29 tooth, 3 pth. cultivator, McCormick 15 run seed drill, New Holland manure spreader, wagon, diesel tank & pump. LARGE MISC.: Shamrock truck camper, sleeps 4, fridge 8 2 stove, nice unit, Bomadier 4 . cylinder track machine with push blade, 11Hp Sears 38' cut lawn tractor, 1979 GPS 500cc Moto-ski snowmobile, 12' Springbok boat, 512HP Johnson outboard motor, Westinghouse 235 amp welder, Gibson push mower, 2 ton truck cap, 200 cedar posts, approx. 300 bales of hay, tie stanchions, pipe. threader & dies, Northland woodstove, cedar ribbed canoe, large assortment of poultry equip- ment, quantity of fertilizer, Com pound hunting bow, 60 Ib. CARS; 1970 Dodge Cornet, runs well, 1974 Ford Maverick (parts) PIANO: Mason Risch apt. size yearly turn ed, a fine piece, Cingolani accor dian, 120 base with case HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES Circa 1850 Queen Victoria sofa in mahogany, beautiful condition, Leonard fridge & freezer, Beatty stove- both matching brown, bedroom suites, etc. TERMS; cash or cheque with proper 1.D.in full payment day of dale. NOTE: This is a quality auction of many items, too numerous to mention here. Please plan to attend. Lunch available. Another auction con ducted by David H. Moore, Auc: tioneer, Oro Station, Ontario LOL 2E0. 705-487-2902. rod 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. THURSDAY JULY 16 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby New furniture, antiques, cars efc. We are selling the Estate of the late CONNIE WEBBER; MR. & MRS. GIBBONS, moving south & others including ... Mespeler din- ing room suite, exceptional walnut Chippendale dining room suite, kingsize pine 4 poster waterbed & suite, 9 piece mahogany: Regency style diner- all chairs needlepoint, drop front bookcase desk, 9 plece walnut Hepplewhite diner, 4 piece sofa & chairs, bookcase china cabinet, 5 piece bedroom suite, small tables etc, 2 modern china cabinets, maple 5 plece bedroom suite, cof- fee & end tables, old carpets, pin- ball machine, antique rockers & chairs, paintings, old clocks, kit- chen cabinets-complete set, ap- prox. 50 new chesterfields, love seats, chairs, some French Pro- vincial suites, small appliances etc., dishes, Hummel doll- Birthday Serenade, jewellery, pocket watches, oil lamps, TV, stereos, microwave oven, kitchen suites, plus numerous other items. VEHICLES 7:30 P.M.: 1985 Cutlass Ciera Oldsmobile; 1971 Chevelle SS-completely rebuilt. An excellent furniture sale. The cars are excellent. Plan to attend. NOTE TIME: 6:00 P.M. VIEWING; 1-6 p.m. Thursday. Ross McLean Auctioneer 576-7550 -- 686-3291. ' TUESDAY JULY 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, MF. 880 plow 6 furrow with 18" bottoms, MF. 468 8 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 683-004) or 985-8161.)y 14 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 14, 1987 -- 39 Playgrounds plan a variety of activities of all children age 4-10 to come join in the summer fun. This week -- holiday week -- is sure to be the most fun you can possibly have. Some of the fun fill- ed things we have planned are dressing up on Halloween Day, hanging stockings from the fireplace on Christmas Day and our regular activities such as swimming on Friday and movies on Monday. Registration is Monday and Tues- day morning so be sure to sign your child up so they don't miss our on the fun. SCUGOG ISLAND by Tina, Stephanie, & Julie "Hey kids,"' we're now into our se- cond week of Playground. Our theme this week is "Animal Days." On Monday we will be showing animal movies while you sit back and eat hot popcorn and sip on some lemondae for just twenty-five cents each. Tuesday is baking day, and on Wednesday we plan to visit Palmer Park before we swim at Birdseye. Thursday is hot dog day this week and you can purchase a hot dog, drink and ice cream for $1.50 and last but not least Friday we will travel to the Peterborough Zoo. Don't miss out on the fun. Your registration is welcomed at anytime at the Scugog Island Hall. Hope to see you there. PRINCE ALBERT by Jill, Julie, Michelle & Jackie Our first week of Playground is over and what a success it was! We had a fun-filled week. Lots of kids won prizes in the games and Jessica Outram and Ryan Moynes won in our dress up contest. We had a pop bottle drive and would like to say thank-you to the people in Prince Albert who donated their bottles. We raised $13.00. - On Thursday we went swimming at Birdseye Pool and had a great time. This week is our 'Celebration Week!' We are celebrating some of the holidays. Everyday we are go- ing to celebrate something different. We will be having Rabbit Races and a long lost heart hunt. On Friday morning we will be having our draw for the cake at 9:30 a.m. Just a reminder that we are sell- ing drinks for 25 cents a cup every- day to raise money for our trip. Hope to see everyone again next week. W.I. bake sale Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader We all know the past weekend brought great pleasure to people around Port Perry at least for those who had a great sense of physical endurance. Even adherents of adults and children were loyal to attendance at - the Island United. Dr. McKay who has favoured us many times was the -mjinister in charge of the service. In- identally, we now know why he is so capable and enduring in his dai- ly tasks. It is becausé he never forgets his morning porridge. At this point we are reminded of what salt does for this food and what it has done for man through the ages. Even though there may be 3 hours of intensive searching and buying at the Island Community Hall this Sapurday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. there will be hours of preparation by the ladies of the Women's Institute in picking up and arranging your donations & preparing their baked foods. No one will call at your home this year - unless you call Betty Reader 985-7616 or Penny Kutlik 985-3730 - or you may find it handier to leave your donation at the hall any time after 9 p.m. Reg. Davis and his wife have now got a start on their new house on A Davis property facing on Con¥. They have found trailer living with 2 young children rather cramped. The ladies of the Women's In- stitute are reminded to bring in their quilt tickets on Saturday. We can look forward to another chicken barbeque at the Island United Church on August 1. You may purchase tickets from Pat Taylor or Bonnie Gerrow. Guest speaker Ashburn and Area News by Florence Ashton We were pleased to welcome Miss Lois Powrie to Burns Church pulpit last Sunday morning, who is deaconess with the national office of the Women's Missionary Society. The mens choir favoured us with a lovely selection "'I Shall not he Mov- ed." Miss Powrie delivered a very fine message which was relevant to the mission of our church. Our whole purpose as Christians is to strengthen the body of Jesus Christ around the world. In com- municating.the gospel to the world, first of all we have to learn how to communicate, our concerns should be for the well being of all people, we have to learn to listen, and to remember that we are all mis- sionaries - that we are the church. We can all communicate the gospel regardless of age. We are looking forward to Miss Powries return to us in late August, Next Sunday, we will have as our guest minister, Rev. Donald Johnson from Crystal City, Manitoba. We warmly welcome any visitors or friends to join us in wor- ship at 11:15 a.m. each Sunday mor- ning throughout the summer months. The summer church services are being held-at Glen Major cach Sun- day evening throughout July and August, including Labour Day Weekend at 7:30 p.m. with Mr. Claude Simmonds conducting the services. A warm welcome awaits all who would like to attend. My special thanks to Rose Heron for a job well done in keeping you in- formed, during my absence. Visitors with Bill and Bernice Gardner recently were Mr. Don Gardner, Virden, Manitoba, Mr. and Mrs. Rees Williams, Don Mills, Mr. and Mrs. David Mann, Oshawa, Mr. Larry Strank and Miss Donna Bonnell, Oshawa and Mrs. Irma Tripp, Blackstock. Visiting with Ted and Rose Heron this past week were Jessie and Reg. Doubt of Elora and Elaine and Ken Heron of Bracebridge. Co pa Gall Go 3 a aA RZ. ANIA a a lL pa a eel 2 nan: vA