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y • C Saturday, June ÎTfti 'r at 1:00 p.m. N Farm Sold Î' Auction Sale of Farm Machinery "The property of Harold Kidd, '-Lot 7, Con. 4, Smith Twp. 2 . jniles east of Fowlers' Corners '•On Hwy. 7B or 3 miles north of .Peterborough on Chemong •Road and 2 miles west. 1977 -M.F. 275 diesel tractor with -cab - 8 speed - 3000 hrs. 1972 -M.F. 165 diesel tractor with Allied manure loader - double ram bucket. 1979 M.F. 205 self- propelled combine with 10' grain header - like new. 1981 New Holland 355 Mix-Mill complete with screens. 1977 M.F. 345 hydraulic reset plough 3-16's 3 pt. M.F. 4-12's trip beam plough 3 pt. 1981 M.F. 160 manure spreader PTO. 1972 GMC .1 ton stake truck with 8' x IV stock racks. M.F. 12V2' cultivator 3 pt. Allied 14' cultivator 3 pt. Int. 10' tandem disc, M.F. trail double disc, Allied 7' snow blower 3 pt., drag harrows, 2 trailers, 5' front end blade, 200 gal. fuel tank. 100gal. portable fuel tank. Canopy cab. Case hammer mill and 30' belt, tractor chains, some shop equipment, fanning mill, 16' grain auger 4" with motor, electric motors, hog feeders, automatic 'egg washer with baskets, full line of modern farm machinery. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 7Ô5-324-9959. 22-2SN Thursday, June 9 . ' 6:30 p.m. Selling property of Mabel Young, formerly of 49 Cambridge St. S. and others, antique furniture, appliances, cook stove, dishes, collectables, 2 china cabinets, Moffat gold frost free refrigerator, refrigerator, single beds, double Duncan Phyfe drop leaf extension extension table, nearly new electric piano, round dining table and 6 chairs, G.E. frost free 2 door refrigerator, refrigerator, 30" automatic electric stove, jardiniere stand, antique rocker, small pine table, 2 platform platform rockers, rebuilt chesterfield set, curved glass antique china cabinet, lamps, good occasional chairs, console television, RCA ..portable color television, magazine rack, sectional bookcase, bookcase, oval tea wagon, mahogany fern stand, antique music cabinet, parlor table, Gerhard Heintzman piano and bench, half moon end tables, Smoker's stand, wardrobe, excellent excellent bedroom suite with bed, highboy chest with mirror, dressing dressing table bench and cane seat rocker, bedroom boxes, cedar chest, antique dressers, antique washstands, antique rocker and , matching chair, 48" bed com-. f} rplete, old picture frames, antique * 'floor, lamps, antique Viewmas- ■ ter, lamps, antique dresser with 1 lamp 1 holders, 2 pressback chairs, 2 Oriental style rugs, good wringer washer, antique rdcker, some dishes (some antique) antique) German and Austrian rose dishes, drapes, bedding, linen, very old antique chair, rollaway, "excellent blue chesterfield set, old irons, hand tools, trunk, parlor parlor stove, Hft-up desk, antique platform rocker, footstool, mirrors, mirrors, hanging lamp, 3 pc. bedroom bedroom suite, mini dryer, 2 ladles' 1 bicycles, beautiful hanging lamp, /Udown cushioned chesterfield, excellent 9x12 wool rug, 12 x 18 Karistan wool rug. Quality sale, 6:30 sharp. Orval McLean Auctions, 705-324-2783 Lindsay. 22-2SN Auction Sale Saturday, June 11 10 a.m. Farm Sold Property of Ross and Dorothy Downey, century farm, mile west of Reaboro on No. 7 Hwy., 1 mile south on 8th con. of Ops Township. Farm machinery and furniture, Int. B 414 diesel tractor with ' loader 2090 hrs., chains, pully and wheel weights, 8N Ford tractor, JD3PTH, 10' disc, JO 3 PTH No. 5 mower, Int. 17 tooth drag cultivator on rubber, Ford V-type snowblower, snowblower, McCormick ground driven spreader, stainless steel barn double wash tank, 2 De Laval magnetic milking machines with 30 unit pipeline and pump, electric cattle clippers, 30' lead heat cable, 24' ext. ladder, blacksmith vise and forge, cement mixer, drive belt, 2 electric chicken brooders, 150 gal. oil tank, 4 rolls snowfence, steel stakes, 3 furrow drag plow, 2 drum roller, single disc, 7' Cock- shutt binder, electric fence post stakes, Suzuki 340 snowmobile snowmobile 400 hrs., tin cahoe, rat traps, and stretchers, 15' grain auger, bag cart type scales, 3 sheets W' plywood, 5 h.p. riding lawn tractor, garden tiller, quantity of scrap iron, some fools. Furniture, Furniture, flat-to-the-wall cupboards, cupboards, Ig. buffet - high back, square ext. table, press back chairs, Severn cookstove No. - 9 - 5 - F Reg. 1897, 21 cu. ft. deep freeze, picture frames, blanket box, 2 pc. chesterfield 'suite, antique dressers, wash- stands, wooden bed, quantity of dishes, milk cans, odd chairs. This Is a century farm with many other items. Furniture Furniture - 10 a.m., machinery approx. 11 a.m. Doug Mitchell, Auctioneer, Omemee, 799-6769. 23-1SN r WHBNHARDJ ^EARNED PAY CHEQUES MUST STRETCH 1 OUT.DEALTHERt C.A. McIntosh, Delicious, Spy and Mutsu Apples ARE ON SALE Specials: "Cee" Gr. $3.95 Vz bushel "Cee" Gr. McIntosh $1.95 8-lb.-Bag Special! Heritage Pure Maple Syrup on Tap $1.99 lb. $4.38 Kilogram BEDDING PLANTS Flowers & Vegetables FRESH ASPARAGUS from the garden Fred's Fruit Market Hwy. 115 and 35 South of Orono Wednesday, June 15th at 11:00a.m. Giving Up Farming Auction Sale of Farm Machinery The property of C & H Farm - James Creighton and Wayne Hider. Lot 7 and 8, Con. 10, Brock Twp. 5 miles north of Sunderland on Hwy. 12 to 11th concession of Brock and 2 miles west. 1977 Case 1370 diesel tractor 160 h.p. - cab - air - radio- snap-on duals 20-8-38 -1800 hrs. 1973 Case 970 diesel tractor - cab - radio -100 h.o. 18-4-38 snao-on duals. 1980 M.F. 255 diesel tractor - power steering - 62 h.p. - 1900 hrs. 1974 Case 530 gas tractor with Case manure loader, manure fork, gravel bucket, snow bucket - 52 h.p. - 1500 hrs. 1981 Kongskllde Triple K cultivator Model SBC - 23'with hydraulic wings - swivelling bars, double rolling harrows. 1973 M.F. 880, 5- 16's - hydraulic reset on land hitch plough. 1974 M.F. 880 - 6- 16's hydraulic reset on land hitch plough. 1980 New Holland 892 forage harvester - electric controls - 2 row corn header - hay header, snapper head with 3 screens -12 knives PTO like new. 3 Dion self unloading wagons 8' x 14' - 8 ton Martin gearing - floatation tires - roofs. Dion forage ■blower PTO - 60' of 8" pipe - 9" adjustable pipe - 9" Kools distributor hood. M.F. 655 self propelled swather - hydrostatic hydrostatic drive - 12' with conditioner. conditioner. M.F. No. 9 baler PTO. 1980 Allied automatic stooker - ground drive. 1980 John Deere Maxi-Merge 4 row corn planter with monitor - equipped for liquid fertilizer - approx. 500 acres. 3 Turnco grain boxes - 250*bus. 2 Martin ton wagons. Speed King 4V "on wheels PTO. 510 manure spreader PTO. McKee 6' snow blower PTO, Dart side rake. Allied hydraulic utility auger, chain harrows, Lely fertilizer spreader, George White 200 gal. field sprayer, Lincoln arc welder, 1980 Sllo-Matic Titan silo unloader 8' x 24' power winch, 60' silo cradle feeder, Patz 98 silo unloader, 12' conveyor Sllo-Matic. 60' of H. Bunk. Full line of well maintained modern farm machinery. Terms cash. No reserve. Note: sale time 11:00 a.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959, 324-2774. Auctioneer's Note: This sale Is dissolving a partnership. This Is an outstanding sale of well- maintained modern farm machinery. All machinery was bought new by our vendors. Plan to attend. 22-2SN EïïSrBüS THINKING PEOPLE ^ CLAIM OUR PRODUCTS ARE THE BE ST/1 BE ONE OF THEMl IANDNOTWÈ mm The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, June 8,1983 STARKVILLE DISTRICT NEWS waverley public SCHOOL NEWS 19 w iwii g grain auger 6"o New Holland Mills Bros. Fuels UL R.R. 6, Bowmanville Telephone 571-3757 Last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caswell spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caswell and Marisha, Hills- burg. Last Wednesday, Mr. Gordon Gordon Hallowell and friend Mrs. Lloyd Webber, both of Mount Forest were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hallowell. In the afternoon, thev visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Robinson. On Monday, Mr. John De Witt was a luncheon guest of his niece and nephew Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Muizelaar, Erin and Ryan, Cowanville. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ruth- ven, Port Hope visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Edna Dobson. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. William King, Martinna and Bert were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Murphy, Bowmanville. Mr. Orme Falls and Harvey, Bowmanville were Monday supper and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stark. On Monday evening, Mrs. Jean Todd held a Tops and Trends party at her home. Mrs. Doris Sinclair was the demonstrator. ' On Tuesday morning, Mrs. Joan. Murphy and Mrs. Patsy King and children visited Mrs. Susan Gimblett and Marley. Mrs. Bonnie Pearce, Orono visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Todd and boys on Tuesday evening. Congratulations to Mr. Brenton Farrow who recently retired from the Goodyear Rubber Co. in Bowmanville. On Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Farrow attended attended a retirement dinner and party held for Brent and seven others who were also retiring at the Heritage House Restaurant Restaurant in Bowmanville, Mr. Maurice Hallowell, Canton was a Wednesday dinner guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. Mrs. Joan Murphy and Mrs. Patsy King and children visited visited Thursday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson Robinson and Gordon. Two new houses are under construction in the west end of Stark ville on the 5th Line. They are being built by Mr. Eric Moore of Bowmanville and Mr. Fred Andrews of Newcastle. On Friday morning, Mrs. Anne Simpson was in Peterborough Peterborough visiting her friend Mrs. Aileen Darroch and daughter Lois who was home from university. Mrs. Llew Hallowell and Mr. and Mrs.' Brian Caswell were Friday luncheon guests of Miss Norma Hallowell, Bowmanville. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bowen, Bowmanville visited Friday afternoon with Mr. Stan Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Todd. On Thursday evening, Mrs. Linda Farrow and Jody and Mrs. Janet Lynn and Heather attended the Newtonville Brownies' and Guides' mother and daughter banquet held in the Newtonville United Church hall. Friday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. Patsy King and children were Mr. and Mrs. Andy Murphy, Mary and Michael, Bowmanville and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McColm, Attention Advertisers ! On July 20th, The Canadian Statesman will be publishing a special supplement entitled: Close-Up On Health in conjunction with Health and Welfare Canada. There will be articles and information of special interest to children, adults and senior citizens, included in this publication. If your business or organization is interested in advertising in this edition, please telephone 623-3303 and ask for the Advertising Department. (Zkmabiait Statesman 623-3303 Kathleen, Ginny and Patrick, Oshawa. Miss Susan Brettell spent the weekend with her friend Miss Leanne Brown and family of Leskard camping near Gravenhurst. Mrs. Pat Windatt with Mrs. Pam King of Whitby spent the weekend at a lodge near Allis- ton. This was the 20th class reunion of their graduating class of nurses from the Women's College Hospital in Toronto. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. William King, Martinna and Bert flew home to Calgary, Calgary, Alberta after spending two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and other relatives. Mrs. Mary Kean and William visited Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Todd, Scott, Jamie and Billy. On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Roy Simpson was in Brooklin to attend their annual fair. Mr. and Mrs. David Silvester, Silvester, Belleville visited Saturday Saturday evening with his grandparents grandparents Mr, and Mrs. Jim Stark. Mrs. Edna Dobson and Mrs. Mary-Lou Fonk and Peter attended the Kendal United Church annual Sunday School picnic and pot luck supper held on Saturday afternoon. On Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lynn attended the Scout and Cub Appreciation Appreciation Night dinner ana dance held at the Orono Community Centre. , Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch, Dwayne, Jodie and Heather were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Maynard and Mrs. Linda Broome, Shawn and Scott, all of Bowmanville and Mr. Derek Elliott, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson, Simpson, Oshawa were Sunday luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Later, they spent the afternoon visiting with Mrs. Isabelle Trim. . On Sunday, Mr. Stan Bowen spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow, Newtonville. Newtonville. On Sunday morning, Kevin Lynn with Stephen Stapleton, Newtonville and four other Cubs from Newcastle took part in the church service at Newcastle United and received received their Religion and Life Emblems from the minister. These cubs had taken a six- week course to receive these emblems. On Sunday at noon, a nice crowd leathered at Shiloh United Church to, enjoy the community pot 'luck' dinner. Everyone enjoyed the delicious delicious food and the social time; Following this, church service and Sunday school was held. Mrs. Rowena Tizzard assisted the Reverend with the services. services. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rowe and Tiffany, Bowmanville visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trim. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marc, Newtonville visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Jeanette Layng and Dyana. Mr. and Mrs. Art King, Kelly, Dianne and Laura, Whitby were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Windatt, Ellen and Erin. Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lynn, Kevin and Heather were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neal, Angie, Suzie and Michael of Ponty- pool. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ruth- ven, Port Hope were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Llew Hallowell. On Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Araujo and family of Crooked Creek attended attended the Farewell Party in honor of Father Tom Walsh which was held at the St. Francis of Assisi Parish Hall in Newcastle. Father Walsh has now left to work in Brace- bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souch and grandson Blaine Souch were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Van Drunnen, Michael, Jason and Terry, Cavan to celebrate Donna's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Souch and family were Sunday evening evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Morton, Dwayne and Kevin, Sixth Line. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Farrow, Newtonville visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl TodcL Mr. and Mrs. Morley Robinson Robinson visited Sunday evening in Bowmanville with Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Reid. On Monday, Mrs. Warren Carson with Mrs, Cathy FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look lor this seal It's your guarantee of permanence STAFFORD BROS. LTD. yfitiAtriut tktltr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318 Dundee SI. E., Whitby Phone Whitby 668-3652 Stephenson of Newcastle were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barton MacNeill, Oshawa. Next Monday morning June 13th at 9:30, anyone interested can attend the public meeting at the Fire Hall on Church Street in Bowmanville about the 319 acre proposed rezoning from agricultural to waste landfill site submitted by Regional Reclaimers. Kendal United Chuch Sunday School Picnic Kendal United Church Sunday School picnic was held at Kendal Public School on Saturday afternoon, June 4th. RACES 5 and under: 1. Brian Boudreau, Boudreau, 2. Christopher Mumby, 3. Samantha Cooper. Girls 8 and under - 1. Michelle Evans, 2. Chrissy Walker. Boys 8 and under - 1. Dwayne Walker, 2. Trevor Warrick. Girls 11 and 12 -1. Heather Hoy, 2. Sandra Atkins. Boys 9, 10, 11 - 1. Mark Walker, 2. Brad Foster. Boys 12 and over -1. Peter Fonk, 2. Randy Frank. WHEELBARROW RACES Girls up to 8 - 1. Michelle Evans and Shannon Kingsley, 2. Chrissy Walker and Elaine Cathcart. Boys up to 8 - 1. David Warrick and Trevor Warrick, 2. Brian Boudreau and Dwayne Walker. Girls 11 -12 -1. Heather Hoy and Sandra Atkins, 2. Shari Kennedy and Janine Foster. Boys 9, 10, 11 - 1. Shane Hawite and Mark Evans, 2. Mark Walker and Brad Foster. Senior Boys -1. Peter Fonk and Ben Hoy, 2. Randy Frank and Don Peddar. 3-LEGGED RACE Girls up to 8 - 1. Michelle Evans and Shannon Kingsley, 2. Elaine Cathcart and Chrissy Walker. Boys up to 8 - 1. David Warrick and Trevor Warrick, 2. Dwayne Walker and Shane Hawke. Girls 11 -12 -1. Heather Hoy and Sandra Atkins, 2. Shari Kennedy and Janine Foster. Boys Intermediate -1. Brad Foster and Mark Walker, 2. Mark Evans and Shane Hawke. Boys Senior -1. Ben Hog and Peter Fonk, 2. Don Peddar and Randy Frank. SHOE KICK Girls up to 12 yrs. - ' 1. Chrissy Walker, 2. Michelle Evans. Ladies 12 and over - 1. Sandra Atkins, 2. Shari Kennedy. - Men ! s -1. Peter Fonk,- 2. Randy Frank. Boys up to 12 - 1. Brad Foster, 2. Dwayne Walker. Oldest Person - Mrs. Edna Dobson. Youngest Person - Christopher Christopher Mumby. . Magic Spot - Shane Hawke. Musical Knees - Sandra Atkins and Brad Foster. Hot Potato - Trevor Warrick. Relay Teams -1. Ben Hoy, 2. Don Peddar. The Treasure Hunt was won, by Heather Hoy and Samantha Samantha Cooper. ' Candy Throw for all the children. All children and adults went to the church hall for a delicious delicious pot luck supper. Chocolate Chocolate milk was supplied for the children. ORONO NEWS Mrs. Carl Kimmett, Warren, Joel and Becky spent last Friday with her mother, Mrs. D. Bailey and aunt Mrs. E. Billings. Mrs. Merle Gilbert spent the weekend visiting her brother Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davies, Scarborough. Saturday dinner guests at the Bailey-Billings home were Mrs. Jack Ball, Aylmer, and her mother, Mrs. Ruby Staples. Mr, Barry Challice is spending spending a week r s holidays with his grandparents, the O. Chal- lices'. The Board of Trustees of Orono United Church met Monday evening and several items of business were transacted. transacted. TheU.C.W. have kindly offered to finance the removal and replacing of the shrubs in front of the church. 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY A very pleasant event took place on the beautiful lawns of Mr. and Mrs. Bun Fagon (nee Cooper), Markham, on Sunday, June 5, when their many friends gathered to congratulate congratulate them on 40 years of wedded bliss. Attending from Orono - Mrs. M. Gilbart, Mrs. Adele McGill, McGill, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Millson, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Cornish, Cornish, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lycett, Mrs. Ethel Tyrell, Mrs. Annie McNally, Mrs. Ethel Lycett, Mrs. Etta Irwin and Mrs. Jack Stapleton, Kendal. It was raining outside and my family was sitting in the family room watching T.V. In fact, probably the whole town of Bowmanville was watching it. In the Saturday newspaper the headlines read: Don't Miss Special Report Friday at 7:00! So, anyway we were sitting there watching the special report report when we heard the most astonishing news: Everybody in the town of Bowmanville, which is approximately 15,000 people were to meet at the Bowmanville Mall on Saturday Saturday at 2:30 p.m. All the people would then be divided into three groups - past, present or future. You could choose whichever group you wanted to be in. When the three groups were made, all the people in the group for the past would go back one hundred hundred years in a time machine. All the people in the group for the future would go a hundred years in the future. The group for the present would stay. I thought for a moment. If I went 100 years in the future, who knows what could happen. happen. There could be a nuclear war or there could be terrible pollution. If I went 100 years in the past we'd have to live without many of the things we have now. If I stayed here I'd be able to live in the same house and have all the things I have now. I wouldn't want to go to a school when everybody was in the same school like the pioneers did. Who knows what kind of school you would go to 100 years in the future. I asked my parents which group we were going in and they said they had not decided. decided. I went to bed that night feeling very tired. When I awoke the next morning I had to pinch myself to make sure I wasn't dreaming. I was lying in a very strange bed ana there were computer things everywhere. 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