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tatxaa 2 3 pc baoroom i 1 2 owe motooa aula ptwt arm cfta 2 lam atandft 21 vm t v woodan k cnenbjele and 2 vdacftar old floor modal ge rado racord catwiet querer of pcauraa uchan apoaancaa inansandgar dan looai loo ruaerous 10 manaon sato brae i 00 pm tarms smcay eaart no aaarva auctioneers wf walker assoc ltd markham ontario 4162944970 thursday thursday evening july j tpm auction lale of furniture antiques machinery selling ai the wilson sales arena ml north of ux bridge including int 460 diesel tractor with hydraulic loader j d 1010 bulldozer gas 1976 gmc 14 ton truck an tlque mahogany settee small round walnut parlour table rugs tv brass fireplace ac cessories oil painting antique pictures prints small antique snuffer set of lawn bowls air con ditioner 2 veranda posts piano bench good condition wash stand glassware viking auto washing machine with suds saver findlay gas stove natural or propane plus many many small items from the closing of an older home sale managed and sold by lloyd wilson auctions uxbrldge 416- 8523524 226 thursday july 3rd 6 pm auction sale of furniture etc the property of mrs denolda beach at slloam 5 miles northeast of stouff vllle 5 miles west of uxbrldge on durham road no 8 included will be frig pantry cup board pine chest drawers rocker tables chairs tv bed dresser firewood dishes pots gi pans some lumber many- more articles sale at 6 1 pm terms cash norm faulkner earl gauslin auctioneers 226 thursday july 3 745 pm holsteins evening sale auction sale of 60 holstelns selling at the wilson sales arena 2 ml north of uxbrldge featuring a fresh 2 yr old by a nelacres johanna senator her dam and grand dam both vg with 20000 lbs 4 0 per cent a vg em- peror fresh with a puget sound shlek heifer calf also a vg rockmsn milking 90 lb 25 fresh close cows heifers also some grade n i p cows heifers also semen selling by clinton camp maiesty hanover hill triple threat red birch hollow royalty senator 8 others if you have cattle you wish to con sign please call im- mediately sale managed sold by lloyd wilson auctions uxbrldge 416- 8523524 126 auction july5th 1 pm gw tannarhill don mills rd at boag rd 3 miles north of brlces or 7 miles south of lake slmcoe furniture wood and coal stove dishes tocks lugs chairs table 3 rockers horses banes brass knobs copper boiler 2 kettles hand knitting machine nearly new lawn roller garden tools electric organ books lots of antiques pictures and frames chain saw oil lamps fibre glass canoe square hall mirror with brass hangers 2 small electric stoves light fixtures inside and out many more articles not listed auctioneer alvln s farmer 2w26 auction sale herongate country auctions every tues evening at 700 pm located on altona rd 4 mites east of markham off no 7 hwy mile south j of whltevale featuring i every week good selection of antiques fine furniture glass china collectibles etc so loin us every tues and participate in one of t ontarios most authentic j old fashioned auctions with no buy backs or j reserves the true auction preview from 2 pm tuesdays con- slgnment and estate selling our speciality kahn auction service -ph24-h90busor9es- 8161 ret tf26 i thursday july i7 6 pm auction sale for the property of the estate of he late william raeman on cone 2 uxbrldge twp at glasgow fun details next week sal managed and sold by lloyd wilson auctions ltd 414tjj jsj saturday july 5th 12 noon auction sale at surds trout pond 1v4 miles north of rlngwood on hwy 48 including fur niture antiques house hold contents con signments welcome phone ear ly terms cash don burd auctioneer 6402928 wednesday july 9th lpm auction sale of modem and antique furniture mechanic and carpenters tools pile of lumber 2 x 4s property of george call an 3 miles east and 1 mile south of klrk- fleld or 5 miles north of glenarm on cty of victoria road no 35 no reserve leaving farm terms cash norm mclntyre j sons auc tioneer 705439 210 saturday july 12 auction sale of antique furniture china glass ware other furniture flat back pine cupboard etc the property of merv bunker 4 mile north of mlnden on hwy 25 to 12 mile lake rd 1st place west iust south of hart lodge good pine flat back cupboard with pie shelf and 12 panes of glass in doors press back chairs pine drop leaf table 2 pillow back chairs oak sideboard morris chair oaj ex- tension table 6 leaves oak library table walnut magazine and end tables solid oak dresser antique chesterfield and chair 1910 canada west box stove 1858 veranda swing couch large pine table 29 in wide 3 in thick wi ft long antique jam cupboard 3 trunks dough box shingle maker bench 4 brass and iron beds gurney cook stove catholic cabinet sick room altar picture frames dining room chairs qu of antique dishes depression glass floblue carnival aus- tria etc hand made horse hames copper tea kettles iron pot rope makes broad axe stover crank driven grain grinder antique blue flowered crock tiffany hall light damaged antique school model showing eclipse and seasons hundreds of other articles terms cash or good cheque sale at 1130 am reg and larry johnson auc tioneers ph 705 357 3270 lunch available 2w27 auctioneers wdatkinson 6401494 stouff ville don burd 640292b norm faulkner stouff ville 6405691 earloauslin stouffvllle 6403079 edgar herrell 6403077 pilkeyauctipn service claremont mzm pollards auction services sutton 7221111 stanteogart stouffvllle rri 6401661 lloyd wilson uxbrldge 8514514 reojohnson 7051573170 charlie dunn oak ridges 7735911 advertise weekly for best results 6402100 several students were honored june 25 when whitchurchhighlands public school held its grade 8 graduation ceremony one of those was 14 year old alison staley rr 4 stouffvllle recipient of the coveted staff award the presen tation was made by mr bob burrows a popular teacher who in september will be going to keswick jim thomas grade 8 graduate ron liversidge rr 1 gormley was named male athlete of the year at whitchurchhighlands school he also received the board of education prize for academic achievement the presen tations were made by staff teacher john hopkins both ron and alison will be at tending at gw williams secondary school aurora in the fall jim thomas lauds graduates our future leaders stouffville you are our greatest natural resource and the future leaders of society learn by your experiences and make good choices in the years ahead these words were spoken by father james adams in his address to the grade 8 graduation class at st marks separate school this school is a better place becauseyou were here he said cathy morin the class valedictorian touched a nostalgic chord in mentioning the many wonderful memories each student would retain at the same time she said it should be hoped that the school would retain fond memories of them but for all weve been through together if we could remain here would we she asked as if in an swer she replied we have only just begun the following students were honored through the presentation of awards school letters lynn van maris elizabeth tosney ted brunt cathy morin sandra bianchi debbi heard michael edwards rosa turco greg shearstone bernie schopf eileen oconnor tersa foulds proficiency award bernie schopf and cathy morin history award cathy morin academic- athletic award lynn van mans sport smanship award teresa foulds joy of living award christina rea most improved students award john klein and michelle shearstone thirtysix students comprised the class of 1980 they are marek alexander luigi apreda paula beattie tim blommesteyn alan carter joe donnelly teresa foulds jon hathaway lisa heenan- ken jones stephen kusatz cathy morin eileen oconnor gabriele petramala bernie schopf michelle shearstone luigi tesoro rosa turco stephen altiha phillip at- tenborough sandra bianchi ted brunt ken cornelisse michael edwards andrew harris debbieheard denise hembruff john klein darin lacourt joanne morra anna papizzo cristina rea greg sheardown john suk elizabeth tosney and lynn van maris summitview school students receive coveted letters stouffville seven students five from grade 7 and two from grade 6 received general proficiency awards when sum mitview school held its athletic and academic assemblies last week these prizes represented by the letter s were presented to christine kuhn and marc meyer grade 6 chris garbutt cheryl good neil jones meredith mcdonald and david spensley grade 7 one letter comprises three academic awards one citizenship award plus six other noteworthy achievements the s is the most coveted of prizes in the summitview system for the first time the bethesda womens in stitute offered a plaque to the student showing the greatest improvement the winner this year was darryl brown subject awards went to the following cheryl good english stewart hazell math chris barbutt geography meredith mcdonald and chris garbutt oral french kevin brown received an achievement medal and mike grove was presented with the gourley achievement award citizenship prizes went to andrew alles and meredith mcdonald staff changes stouffville three teachers wont be answering the role call at summitview school when the fall term comes around in september patricia blake has moved over to thornhdl public school bob richardson will be teaching music out of oak ridges and linda lyons has accepted a position at ballantrae resigns dicksons hill only one staff change is contemplated at dicksons hill school in september mark dennington a teacher in both the junior and intermediate divisions is leaving the profession after five years here maintains family tradition stouffville thirteen year old anne christie elm road stouffvllle maintained a family tradition last week receiving ten in- duvidual awards at or chard park schools annual academic and athletic presentation program prizes included a school letter for general proficiency a science fair letter a gym nastics bar an academic bar grade 7 the kinette proficiency award grade 7 english award grade 7 the keith sutherland award an academic achievement letter an achievement letter for participation and a trophy for public speaking grade 7 the bethesda womens institute award presented for the first time to the most improved grade 4 student was won by colleen whittaker mrs norm fan- represented the local organisation subject awards were won by rebecca ness art pamela moore science valarie hollinger and jeff myers art elizabeth sled social studies laura baatz french kelly spratt mathematics dorothy eidt science and anne christie english kinette awards for proficiency were received by pattilynn goldman grade 4 scott couperthwaite grade 5 timpugh grade 6 and anne christie grade 7 tim pugh gr 6 english marcy pyke gr 6 mathematics and britt ianuzzo gr 6 social studies in addition to anne christie others receiving school letters were wendy beaton elizabeth sled laura baatz dorothy eidt erik ianuzzo and rob reid the graded to 6 public speaking trophy was won by pattilynn goldman the p letter for science fair ex cellence went to brenda and bruce hachey a camera that talks to itself sort of the new sonar autofocusing cameras from polaroid send out sound waves that echo to the subject and back automatically setting the lens at the precise focus for a perfect instant picture cameras that talk assure sharp focus tt as photographic films and lenses become faster that is more sen sitive and flash becomes easier to carry and more automatic it becomes evident that you can shoot anything you can see but what about things you cant see like the garden party thats still going strong at midnight there are pictures there but where focusing has always been the principle stumbling block for ser ious and even unserious photographers as soon as you leave the innocent world of fixedfocus lenses youre on your own and every day the sun goes down even during the day you find youself in rooms that defy precise focusing or is it the camera and its confounded ground glass or lines which refuse to line up thats the problem by the time youre ready to shoot that marvelous unposed picture its posed or gone the problem has been solved by the same people who brought you the wonder of instant photographs how does it work fast in milliseconds with echoing sound waves faster than you can focus a camera manually as fast as you can press the button to shoot the picture and how accurately does it focus down to millimeters more accura tely usually than normal eyesight can focus but isnt it just the latest instance of gadgetry for the sake of gad- getry another encumbrance for the cameras and the photographers pure vision well freeing you to do the seeing and dispense with the fumbling is the whole idea behind it the mechanism adds virtually no weight to the camera and fits snugly into the housing but now you can stop saying its in focus its not in focus its in focus its not in focus its in focus y chevrolet dldsmdbile v giles employees honored by general motors for technical efficiency two longtime staff employees at giles chevolds limited in stouffvllle were honored recently by the technicians guild of general motors jim brown second from left received a gold watch and a cer- tulcate representing 20 years of participation in the program kino reman second from right was presented with a ring and a certificate representing 15 years offering congratulations here is ken locke left district service manager ross giles company owner is on the right jim thomas i 4 t it a4asasj sja cmi i v