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ds a -- a. Juveniles could wrap up series The Port Perry Juveniles are not about to let a little adversity stand in the way of their quest to continue to the next round of the OMHA playoffs. - The team has had a protest ruled against it, lost its coach for a couple of matches, yet still has re-bounded to stand on the thres- hold of defeating Trenton in the eight-point series. The Juveniles came up with a huge effort in Trenton Sunday night to bring home a 5-3 victory, and a lead in the series seven points to three. They could wrap things up once and for all tonight (March 7) at the Scugog Arena with faceoff at 9:00 PM. A win or a tie is all they need. 'Last Sunday night in Trenton, John Lally, Blair Philips and Ja- mie Menzies staked the team 10 a . 3-0 lead in the first period. Trenton narrowed the margin to 3-1 before Mark Barkey and Willie Edwards went to work late in the period with a pair of goals (set up by the other) that really ce- mented the victory. Trenton was able to come back with two more of their own in the second to make the score 5- 3, but Port tightened down the de- fensive screws in the third to pre- - serve the win. Edwards, Philips and Phil McBride each had two assists in this game. Wayne King and Doug Scott handled the coaching dutics behind the bench as head coach Dave Bar- key is on the shelf for a couple of games. In Port Perry's 7-5 overtime victory March 2 in Trenton, coach Barkey and his Trenton counter- part had been forced to sit out be- cause of penalty totals in a previ- ous game, However, the Trenton team lodged a protest, claiming that Barkey was giving instructions to his team from near the bench, and the OMHA office up-held that protest, stripping Port Perry of the two points. And to top things off, a game that had been scheduled for Port Perry last Saturday evening had to be cancelled, when the Trenton team failed to arrive at the Scugog Arena due to poor weather condi- tions. But the protest, the lost points and the cancelled game are all behind the Port Juveniles now. And the players are hoping for a large turn-out of fans at the Scu- gog Arena tonight (Mar. 7) as they attempt to end this series once and for all. This team, sponsored by Key- Bar Office Equipment of Port Per- ry is the only PPMHA squad still going in OMHA playoff rounds. How far can this team go? Come on out to the local arena and find out for yourself. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 7, 1989 -- 49 Cartwright band first Sorry about the poor quality of this photo, but there's nothing poor about the Cartwright Central Public School Senior Concert Band, led by John Beirness. The band won first prize at the Sunderland Music Festival with a score of 88%. The members include (front) Kim Mountjoy, Michele Cummings, Christie Cord- en, Crystal Parker, Jennifer Byers, Vanessa Sorley, Alicla Bentley, Toni Oller ton, Angela Reltano (second row) Wendy Gardner, Stacey Swain, Lisa Gilbank, Joanne Boyce, Krista Dickinson, Jason Dunkley, Michelle Morden, Dana Lee, Jeneane Argue, Mr. Beirness, (third row) Colleen Rogers, Cheryl Brunner, Be- linda Esple, Robyn Cliff, Erin Hassall, Amanda Walsh, Jason Kellar, Trempess Moore, Robert McEachern, Ryan Ruskay, (fourth row) Andrew Frew, Steve Mairs, Jamie Watson, Jamie Wade, Jennifer Vokins, Shannon Leslie, David Pashley, April- Wasson, Jason Cliff and Stephen Gonnerman. AUCTION SALES SATURDAY, MARCH 11 SALE TIME: 9:30 A.M. Bankruptcy Auction Bankruptcy Auction of PIPER AUTOMOTIVE, & RENTALS at 715 the Kingsway, Peterborough. Under Instructions from Allan Lawson & Partners Lid., trustee in bankruptcy we will be li quidating the complete assets consisting of approx. $140,000.00 (at cost) of parts inventory, garage equipment and office fur- niture. PARTS INVENTORY in- cluding Fenco, SKF, B.CA. & Koyo bearings, Gates products, TRW. Joints, Drag Links, tle rod ends, Monroe, Aimco & Wagner brakes, truck & trailer drums & shoes, truck & trailer accessories, cleaning solvents 8 Lubricants, Fenco clutches, Grote lights & ac- cessorles, Dixle starters, water pumps, exhaust. parts, Bostron truck seats, Fram air & oll filters, misc. new tools, wetline kit, pro- pane conversion kit, spark plugs, Blue Streak & Standard Ignition parts & misc. items found In automotive store. GARAGE EQUIPMENT: Devilbiss 5 h.p. air compressor, Ammco brake lathe, alr conditioning service center & tools (almost new), Hof- man geodyna 77 tire balancer, 20 ton press, large gas steam jenny pressure washer, Lifton electric lift, transmission jack, acetelene torches, sandblaster, Lincoln A.C. welder, battery charger, Branics dual wheel lift, floor jacks, jack stands, 3 ton motor lift, benches, H.D. racking, hydraulic jacks, etc. & shop tools. OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Sharpe desk top photocopier, NBS imprinter, salesmans desks, filing cabinets, paymaster, credenza, office desks, coat racks, chairs, etc. NOTE: A very large sale of cur- rent automotive & truck paris & good garage equipment. time 9:30 A.M. For information call Peterboro Auctions & Liquida- tions, Dale & Orval McLean, Auctioneers. Don't waste this space. Small ads pay! SATURDAY, MARCH 11 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques from a Port Perry home selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., including 1860 oak sideboard with beveled mirror, 1920 antique chesterfield and chair (arms carved with lions heads), dining room suite, 3 man- tle clocks, Franco American Clock Co. Wall Clock, 1880 Brass French Clock, Tullp wall clock, Old No. 3 Crock, Peanut Jar, 40 pc. set of Mayott dishes, ring col- lection (18K Ruby, 14K ruby, 10K Opal, 14K Zircon, 10K Zircon), Sterling silver Flag Pin Collec: tion, old coins, butter churn, quilts, king size headboard, wicker lawn set, upholstered oak spindled arm rocker, Pressbhack chairs, oak claw feet parlour table, 19" Electrohome colour TV, electric organ, 1920 copper fireplace insert, Depression glass, old bottles & tins, oil lamps, linens, silver flatware, china cups & saucers, Norman Rockwell's Sweet 16, small set Limoges dishes, Wm. Rogers silverware (setting of 12), 3 pc. Sterling silver dresser set, toys, 97000 BTU Fur- nace (good working cond.), plus many more miscellaneous Items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Limited, Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. M7 Did You Know each week the PORT PERRY STAR is purchased and read by over 16,000 potential consumers? LC J J [ It makes sense to ADVERTISE THURSDAY, MARCH 16 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Holstein Dispersal - Complete Hispruce Dispersal for HIGH SPRUCE FARMS LTD., owned by John Noble, Ux- bridge, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., including 75 Head of Registered & N.I.P. Grade Holsteins. 35 cows, 40 heifers & calves, O.D.H.I.C. Tested, RHA 154-153-156, 25 cows 8 heifers fresh Feb. & Mar. In- cluding a Missile daughter with 2 yr. 19923 |b. milk, 624 Ib. fat, & 217-185 BCA, selling fresh in Feb. with a QE Heifer calf by Typemaker. Helfers are well grown. Several sired by Stylist & Successor. This Is a young herd with many cows milking heavy. Followed by Consignments in- cluding a (GP) Warden with 3y (164-200) BCA 8 milking 70 Ib. from 3 (GP) Dams. Sale manag- ed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auc- tions Ltd., Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. M4 SATURDAY, MARCH 11 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale to be held at Mac- Millan Auction Cenfre, 6 miles east of Argyle to Conc. 9 Eldon Twsp. and 1 mile north, among the many items to be sold are an- tique wooden table, antique crock/Medicine Hat Alberta, small antique drop leaf table, several pairs of end table lamps, 6 bevelled glass light fixtures, fur- nished doll house, electronic key board, like new, 2 upholstered wooden barrel seats, 2 antique match box holders, wooden case 24 x 62 oz. Coca Cola, 2 antique East Lake style parlour chairs, assortment of antique tools, old rocking chair, assortment of Old Canadian coins, Including mint sets, 4 x 8 pool table and ac- cessorles, Kenmore automatic washer and dryer, small chest freezer, plus many other in- teresting items. Plan to attend. Lunch available. Auctioneer Jim MacMillan - 705-374-4318. SATURDAY, MARCH 11 SALE TIME: 12:00 Noon Farm Sold Farm Machinery The property of ROBERT WEST, Lot 8, Conc. 1, South Monaghan Twp., 10 miles south of Peterborough on Hwy. 28 to Ballieboro - turn east - 3 miles to farm. Some furniture, 1979 Leyland 272 Diesel tractor, John Deere 2510 gas tractor, Massey 50 gas tractor, triple K 3 Furrow Plough, Overum adjustable plough, Int. 56 Trail corn planter, Int. 3 pt. cultivator, New Holland 477 Haybine, New Holland 273 baler, New Holland 707 Harvester, New Holland 353 Grinder Mixer, New Holland 510 manure spreader. Terms: Cash. No Reserve. Furniture Sale at-12 Noon; Machine Sale at 12:30 p.m. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, On- tario - Phone (705) 324-9959 or 324-2774 - Car Phone (705) 749-7084. M7 FRIDAY, MARCH 10 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Round oak pedestal table with 3 leaves, Secretary china cabinet combination, double brass bed, pine blanket box (with bottom drawer), washstands, Victorian sofa, oak dining room chairs, modern dresser & chest of drawers, odd wooden kitchen chairs, chesterfields, parlour tables, oak rocking chairs, plat- form rockers, single box spring 8& mattress, coffee and end tables, wicker chairs, chrome kitchen suite, walnut buffet, Kenmore spin washer, 5 pc. modern bedroom suite, sectional chester- field, quantity of tools, china & glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 1-705-786-2183. results you want ¢ you want classifieds SATURDAY, MARCH 18 SALE TIME: 12 Noon Sharp Farm Machinery Milking Equipment Barn Equipment The property of ROBIN PARISH, Lot 4, Conc. 15, Mariposa Twp., 4 mile west of Village of Woodville & 2 mile south. Sale Included: John Deere 2130 diesel tractor with 145 John Deere loader, Cockshutt 1650 diesel tractor, H. Farmall gas tractor, John Deere 36 baler, John Deere 1209 Hay Bine, Triple K Semi Mount Plough, dairy equip- ment. Terms: Cash. No Reserve. Sale Managed & Sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, On- tario -- Phone (705) 324-9959 or 324-2774 -- Car Phone (705) 749-7084. M4 SATURDAY, MARCH 1 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon 10 miles southeast of Port Perry Selling from various estates and senlors giving up housekeep- Ing. 2 walnut dining room suites, very elaborate oak sideboard, walnut 4 pc. bedroom suite, mahogany bedroom suite, 50's bedroom suite, Jacobian oak hall table, several dressers, chests, vanities, rockers & chairs, blanket box, drafting table, living room furniture, gas stove & dryer, wringer washer, Culligan Mark 27 water softener, dishes, glassware 8& much more. "The Friendly Auction" 263-8710. Steve Liptay & Garry Powell Auctioneers. - NOTICE - REAL ESTATE DEADLINES Due to the increased amount of Real Estate Advertising in the Classifed Section of the Port Perry Star, a new advertising deadline has been set for Real Estate advertising. Commencing with the issue of March 14th, 1989, the New Real Estate Deadline will be Friday's at 5:00 P.M. Absolute deadline for all real estate copy and photos will be Mon- day at 10:00 A.M. With this change, the staff at the Port Perry Star anticipates fewer difficulties in the production of the Real Estate Section. Thank you for your co-operation. * * NEW ADVERTISING DEADLINE FOR REAL ESTATE COMPANIES FRIDAY - 5:00 P.M.