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One of Ontario's foremost recital organs PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 28, 1969 -- 49 Pipe Organ lovingly restored to splendour "Let me just say that it suits the roomvery well." The room Keith Rasmus- sen is referring to is the interior of the Simcoe Street United Church in Oshawa, and "it" is a massive Casavant pipe organ that has recently be re-stored lovingly at a cost of about $40,000. Mr. Rasmussen is the or- gdnist and choir director at Simcoe Street United and when he spoke of "filling the room + very well," he meant the sound that comes from the four key boards and the 3,000 pipes. The Church itself was con- structed in 1867, and the Casa- vant Bros. organ was installed in 1920.For many yearsit had a reputation as the "foremost re- cital organ between Toronto and Kingston," according to Mr. Rasmussen. And today, thanks to the restoration project over three years, the sounds are even bet- ter. Much of the project in- volved re-voicing the pipe- works and the result is a "much clearer, silvery tone, and a bet- ter blend between the stops." Some of the 3,000 pipes are no larger than a pencil; the larg- est is 16 feet high and 14 inches Senior Citizens Club Sunny days bring out folks The Senior Citizens Meeting was held at the Latcham Centre Wednesday Mar. 23 at 2 p.m. President Bill Harper opened the meeting and "Welcomed" . everyone. There were several new members and it's nice to have them join our Club. Win Phillip at the piano, accom- panied the singing of O' Canada. Our Secretary is on holidays so Ann Van Es read the minutes of . the last meeting which were ap- proved and seconded. Burnsell . Webster gave the Treasurers Report and Doug Healy handed in a nice amount of money from the . Euchre Parties. Jim and Minnie ' Martin are busy planning several . trips for this summer. A bus is go- + ing to Herongate Theatre on Apr. 6. and "sorry" the tickets are sold out. Tickets are on sale for a 3 day trip to Ottawa May 1-2-3. On June 22 we plan to attend the Geritol Follies in Hamilton. Also, Race fans, we're off to Woodbine Races on June 1. In Sept, the trip to Agawa Canyon should be nice. The fall colors will be out. This trip is also for 3 days. Plan to join our Club for a good time and get your tickets as soon as possible. For more information phone the Martins 985-8146. There will be Euchre at the Hall, Wed. Mar 29, at 1:30 and Sat. April 1st at 8 p.m. Also on Wed. March 29th is Choir Practise at 12:30 with Win Phillip as leader. The Latcham Centre is open at 10:30 Wednesday morning for anyone wishing to play shuf- fleboard, cards, etc. Everyone welcome. : Our President closed the meeting with prayer and lunch was served by the March group. square. The Simcoe Street United Church is proud enough of the organ that a public recital is scheduled for Thursday, April 6,, featuring famed Dutch or- ganist Willem Hendrik Zwart, who will peform a wide-ranging repertoire of hymns and tradi- tional organ music. Zwart is currently on a cross-Canada tour.. And on April 16, the Keith Rasmussen, at the key board of the recently re-furbished organ at Oshawa's Simcoe St. United Church. The public will have a chance to attend a recital on April 6, per- Church will be holding a mass choir with Mr. Rasmussen ac- companying the 70 voices. Simcoe Street United Church, just south of King Street in Oshawa, will seat about 900 in the pews and the multi-tiered balcony that wraps around three sides of the interi- or. Of course, for a recital of or- gan music, the best seat in the house is the one farthest away in the back row of the balcony. The April 6 recital by Hen- drik Zwart is open to the public and gets underway at 7:30 PM. A small admission will be charged at the door. Incidently, the Casavant organ, built in St. Hyacinth, Quebec, would have cost about $20,000 when installed back in "1920. To replace it today, the cost would be halfa million. formed by Dutch organist Willem Zwart. (see story for details) . AUCTION SALES FRIDAY, APRIL 7 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 1 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 1 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 1. SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. pig feeders, pig floor aerators, feed carts, polyp iyne | more. Auctioneer or Owners not eaters, responsible for any mishap occur- Farm Machinery Large auction sale of farm machinery for PETER HOOD, Port Perry & others, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. including 1986 Int. 1494 Trac- tor (4 Wh.-Dr. - 450 hr., excell.), «Int. 434 tractor with loader, Deutz 5206 tractor with Indust. Loader (new ice chains), A-C 190 XT Tractor with cab, Int. 624 tractor with loader, Ford 4000 tractor with loader, N-H 85) round baler, N-I 244 spreader with tall gate (like new), J-D 494 Haybine, N-H 273 baler with thrower, 12° vibra shank cultivator, MF 1050 Mix- Mill, 6' Snowblower, Int. 15 Corn Harvester with hay pick-up, 3 Dion Forage Wagons, MF Hi-Rise Blower, 22' feed rack on wheels, 2 N-H self-unloading wagons, Int. 575 Tandem Spreader, 5' Bush Hog, electric feed cart, A-C trail sprayer, Triple K 10' cultivator, MF 3 furr. plow, J-D 6 blade 3 pt. tiller, Acorn silo unloader, packer, aerator, chicken feeders & hog feeders, steel posts, Va ton truck racks, milk house heater, chain saw, 1973 Int. 3 ton truck, White 10 H.P. Riding Lawn Mower, plus many other items. If you wish to consign to this sale, Please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions td., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. results ©» you Hed fava 1 McMillan Auction Centre 6 miles east of Argyle fo Conc.-9 Eldon & 1 mile north Among the many items to be sold are: A French Provincial cherrywood dining room table & 6 chairs, Chandelier, several an- tique wooden planes, assortment of good quality tools, 7 World War | Medals, 3 World War | Veteran pins, An American Civil War Coin, 1821 Queen Caroline Coin, 1893 Souvenir coin of Chicago World Fair, 1811 3 Shilling coin, plus an assortment of old Cana- dian coins & mint sets from private collections, large quanti- ty of restaurant kitchen utencils, ash trays & sugar dispencers etc, 1954 7UP sign. Several old Pepsi Cola signs & collectables. A lumber jack fry pan, quantity of glasswear; 2 Ornamental swords, plus many other interesting items. Plan fo attend. Auctioneer Jim McMillan 1-705-374-3418. SATURDAY, APRIL 22 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Annual Spring Farm Machinery Vehicle Sale 2 tractors & full line of farm machinery from local farm, plus consignments of tractors, machinery, cars, trucks, boats, recreation vehicles, shop equip- ment, construction machinery & equipment, riding lawnmowers, tools, motorcycles, etc. Consign by April 10th, bring to barn or phone 324-2783. Orval or Barry McLean. Consign to this sale - one of our biggest spring sales. A 11 Bankrupt Auction Sale 1400 Bayly St. Unit 13, Pickering - Next to Go Station Large Bake Shop & Retail Shop Having received instructions from ALAN LAWSON, FISHER Inc. we are clearing the assets of SIMON THE PIE MAN INC. in- cluding: Jet 130 qt. mixer," Garland SE 60 Floor Steam Ket- tle, large steam kettle, Jelitine m/c, 20 qt. Blakeslee mixer, Peerless handomatic dough presser, Toledo scale (75 cap.) ETMW 7553 400,000 BTU (Walk in) convection oven, 12 x 36 walk in freezer & fridge, combo, dough sheeter, 2 counter top electric Garland hot plates, Foster 2 dr. fridge, Scotsman ice m/c, Garland deep fryer, Garland 24" grill, Bar stools, sneeze guard, 2 Garland 2 door convection ovens, soup pot, portable salad bar, 2 Lit- ton microwave ovens, steam table, Bunn coffee m/c, counters, 6 tables, 20 chairs, soft drink dispenser, 2 6 ft. dell cases, ap- prox. 400 baking trays, approx. 100 plastic bus pans, 5 8 ft. S.S. tables, 20 ft. S.S. table c/w sink, 24 single aluminum racks, 5 dou- ble aluminum racks, 3 section S.S. sink, 7 S.S. shelf unit, grease trap, 12 cu. ft. freezer, bulk ingredients for baking, cases of pop, jams, |ellles, etc. 2-580 Sanyo cash registers, filing cabinets, desks, plus many other articles. NOTE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Complete li- quidation of Bake Shop of large equipment all in good condition. VIEWING: Friday, March 31 from Noon 111 6:00p.m. TERMS: $100.00 cash deposit, balance by cash or certified cheque. McLean Ave] S & Idations - 684-3291 . Farm Machinery Auction Sale for ERLA & LARRY DOBLE, Sunderland, to be held at the farm of Gary Hill, between Conc. 3 & 4. Sideroad 17, Twp. Brock, southwest of Sunderland. Take Hwy. 23 north of Uxbridge to Durham Rd. 13 east to 1st sideroad then north, or from Hwy. 12 south of Sunderland & west on Conc. 3. Watch for signs. SALE INCLUDES: M.F. 1085 diesel tractor with cab & quick hitch (good), M.F. 65 trac- tor with Allied loader (45 h.p. - good), hay stook loader, M.F. 36 swather (good), 18.4 x 34 duals, 4 x 16 MF plow semi-mounted (hyd. resets), White 3 pth. plow 12" - 16" adjust 3 furrow, Int. 45 Vibra shank 16 V2' cultivator with levell- Ing harrows, 8' cultivator 3 pth., Oliver 11' double disc., pull type 6 sect. harrows, J.B. & D. sprayer 200 gal. (3 yr. old), 400 Int. Cyclo corn planter with monitor, Int. 10 seed drill 13 run semi-mounted (good), MF 10 baler with thrower (excell), pr. bale thrower wagons with gear, NH 717 forage harvester with single row head (good), MF 10 baler, forage. blower pipes 8" with distributer, 32' auger 25, 6" auger 30', 40' Marath paddle elev. on wheels, 6" auger 55 on wheels, 24' hay elevator, 32' hay elevator on wheels, 7" Mott mower 3 pth., JD 3 pth. mower, seed easy 3 pth. grass seeder, JD 3 pth, blade 7', 3 pth. cement mixer, JD 7' snowblower, 200 & 180 bu. gravi- ty wagon, 510 NH manure spreader, Sedore Idr., 7' stone fork (new), Lucknow 7' - snowblower, set of-rings 19 Westeel Roscoe Bin, grain lumber. HAY: 1000 bales '88 2nd cut, Doel corn tester, sow pregnancy tester, truck cap, MF 7 h.p. hydro riding mower, Ant. wooden pump, Ant. grain cradle. VEHICLE: 1975 INT. 2010 tandem truck (549 gas 13 sp. good), plus ring to the public in conjunction with this sale. NOTE: Doble farm sold & possession given last fall. A clean lineup of machinery ready for work. Gary Hill Auc- tions -- Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 or Mt. Albert 1-416-473-2138.M 28 - 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. 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. * LJ NEW ADVERTISING DEADLINE FOR REAL ESTATE COMPANIES FRIDAY - 8:00 P.M.