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\ ASEAN LL ICTS SNe IAAT SATA NEUES . CREAT CHL ATTAINS --------Sold:--Sale-at-12-noon-sharp: ' these cattle have deep, full ~ due for higher classification), . Business. No Recerve. Terms 'HIRE * BUY + S Auction Sales AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock and Implements and Household Furniture, the property of T. H. HARDING, Lot 24, Con. 14, Reach Town- ship, % mile north of Sea- grave or 3 miles east of Saintfield on THURSDAY, "MAY 1st, 25 head of cattle, Angus and Holstein cross, several bred heifers (2 yrs. old), good size, several cows due in spring, number of steers, 700 bus. mixed grain, quantity of hay, Ferguson tractor with farm hand load. er, Ford tractor, New Holl- and super 66 baler, Mayrath hay elevator closed bottom, LH.C. manure spreader. Full line of machinery, Finlay oval cook stove, No. of anti- que chairs, 6 cane bottom chairs, Philco deep freeze, toilet sets, coal oil lamps, antique clock, ete. Farm Sold. . No Reserve. Tormsl - Cash. Harvey Graham, Clerk. REG & LARRY JOHNSON, Auctioneer April 10-17-24 . AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, hay, straw, grain & Furniture. the property of STANLEY JEWELL, Lot 3, Con. 5 Brock twp., 3 miles west of Sun- derland, 1 mile south on SAT., APRIL 19th. 60 head of Hereford & Shorthorn Cattle, 14 Cows, calves by side, 12 yearlings, 10 rising 1 yr. remainder calves, 175 leghorn hens, 60 banties, M. H. 44 tractor McCormick 10- 20 tractor on rubber, M.F. baler, Dion threshing ma- chine, A.C. Forage harvester, A.C. Forage blower, 2 har- vester wagons & . boxes, 3 rubber tired wagons & racks 16 ft. trailer, McCormick seed drill, J, D. Manure spreader, Antique reaper, Antique pea puller, Iron sap kettles, full line of machin- ery 3000 bales of hay, 1000 bales of straw, 1200 bu. grain 10 bu. clover seed. Piano, Frig., deep freeze, ex..table, large qu. of furniture includ- ing 1 Ming green steel bath tub (never used). Many an- tigues, dinner bell, house chimes, collar tops with swinging brass "side - board, single sleigh bells, etc. No. Reserve. Terms Cash. Farm Note furniture will sell first (come early). Gerald Gra- ham, Clerk. REG JOHNSON & SON, Apr. 10-17 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 TUES., APRIL 22nd--Com- plete "Myrhaven" Dispersal |: of 65 Registered Holsteins. A real fine, young, home- bred Herd, consisting 'of 35 mature cows (fresh spring- ing and many bred for fall),| TRIPP 8 bred heifers, and 20 ye-r- ling heifers & calves (all pedigrees). Classified (1 Very Good, rest mostly Good Plus, with many individulas on R.O.P. showing some good records of up to 19.000 lb=.|B milk, with B.C.A. 116-121 on 34 records. Daughters from such famous sires as--"Cita- tion R" (3 sell), "Divided Clipper" (16 sell), "Pontiac Delight" (8 Beauties Sell), "Thornlea", "Admin", "Roe- land", with' "Reflection Ormsby" (Service Sire of 22) and others. Vaccinated, preg-. nancy checked. NOTE: A top herd. Also selling: 782 Ibs. #1 Milk Quota. 40 can Bulk Tank (Milk - Keeper - A -1 .condition), 300 Ibs. Sputnik Milk Carrier (2 yrs. old), Beatty Water Bowls & Pipe, plus other Milking Utensils. - Salé under cover. The property of LORNE JOHNSON & SON, at the Farm, . % mile west & 3% mile south of Claremont, Pickering Township, Ontario County. Giving up Milk Cash. Sale 1 p.m. KAHN BROS., Sale Mars., 3--Apr.17 4 & Auctioneers! . * SELL: RENT + SWAP HIRE * BUY + SELL: RENT + SWAP + H LUXS» CIASSIAED A drm IRE BUY * SELL RENT + SWAP «+ H! § BE RESULTS RE LL: RENT + SWAP + HIRE + BUY ° = = SE = SN RE =A = EL = = {Wh gi =] = WE = = Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales TUES., APR, 22nd--Auc- tion Sale of Implentents, Livestock and Furniture, the property of ROBERT AIRD, Lot 9, Con. 4, Reach, 1 mile south & 1 mile west of #7 & 12 Highway at Manchester. Terms Cash, No Reserve. Sale at 1.00 p.m. Rov Scott and G. Wanamaker, Clerks. TED JACKSON, - TED SPENCEILEY, Apr.10-17 Auctioneers WED., APRIL 23rd-- Auc- tion Sale of Furniture, in- cluding New Refrigerator, Stove, Studio Couch, Port- able Bar, Quantity Kitchen- ware & dishes, Kitchen table & il Many other useful articles, the. property - of JAS. CONNOLLY, 1% mile east of «Caesarea. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.00 p.m. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Auctioneer SAT., APRIL 26th -- Auc- | bed tion Sale of 50 Beef Cattle, full line of Machinery, Hay, Grain, Furniture, Antiques, etc, the property of NORAL MARSHALL, Lot 8, Con. 12, Manvers Twp., % mile east |1 of Janetville, 134 miles west of Highway 35, at Janetville turn-off. Terms Cash. Farm Sold. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. Ed. Johnston, and G. Wana- maker, Clerks. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Apr.17-24 Auctioneer AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, hay and straw, property of LORNE SMALLWOOD, Lot 5, Con. 6, Thorah Twp., 1 mile north of Beaverton, 2 miles east & 1 mile north (on side rd.), north end of 6th Con. on SAT., APRIL 26th. 35 head of Hereford Cattle, mostly cows with Calves by side, 8 steers, heifers, rising 1 yr., good Cockshutt 1250 diesel tractor, 586 hrs. with front- end loader (like new), Case V A Tractor, Cockshutt Com- bine (pull type), 7 ft. M.F. baler No. 3 (good), MF, 3 furrow trip beam plow, full line of Machinery, Comet electric welder, Homelite SAT., APRIL 19--Auction Sale of Farm. Implements & Furniture, property of Mrs, LAURA TRIPP, 4th Con, Whitby, East off Highway 12, 2nd House past Thick- son's Road, on north side. 1951 Ford Tractor with pow- er pulley, : rake, 2 furrow plough, pick up for tractor, 6 foot culti- vator, pick up, spring tooth, 30" Buzz Saw, pick up, Rub- ber tired wagon, 5 ft. Massey Harris Mower, converted for tractor, gas powered 40 gal- lon tank sprayer on skids, double garage door with glass, 1 folding vinyl door, 1 wringer washer with pump, 4 burner electric stove, 8 piece dining room suite, set of Tunk & 'Wagnells Ency- clopedia, 19" Rotary Lawn Mower, 1 hand lawn mower, 8" table saw with 1% H.P. motor on stand, 1 extension Tree Pruner, 4 rack honey extractor, honey storage tank, bee boxes, racks, sup- plies, 5 ft. step ladder, brass , wooden bed, chest o drawers, upholstered chair with foot stool, 1 fan heater (electric), fruit sealers, gar- den' tools, many other arti- cles. Terms Cash. Sale at p.m. LOYAL POGUE, Auctioneer Tel, 6684271 AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay, straw, grain, corn and furni- ture, the property of HAR- OLD VAN CAMP, Lot 4, Con. 6, Georgina Twp., 1 mile east of Sutton on Hwy: 48 on THURS. APRIL 24th. 25 head of good stocker cattle (most- ly hereford). Qu. of baled hay, 2500 bales of straw, Qu. of good Herta barley & cob corn, MF. 65 Dieselmatic tractor; power steering and Robin front end hydraulic loader. John Deere 420 gas tractor, McCormick No. 91 Combine, self propelled (81% ft.) good, M.F.- No. 9 baler (2 yrs), MF. 2 row corn planter (1 yr), NH. P.T.0. Manure spreader, 130 bu. (good), M.H. grain & fertili- zer seed drill, 15 disc on rubber (good), M.F. Cultiva- tor 10% ft. (2 yrs), MF. 3 furrow trip beam plow, Coby 6 ton wagon, Sedore snow | chain saw, etc. Owner giv- ing up farming. Farm is for sale. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 pm. Gerald Graham, Clerk. REG JOHNSON & SON, Apr.17-24 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 - SAT. APRIL 19th -- Auc- tion Sale of Farm Imple- ments and Furniture, the property of Mrs. LAURA , 4th Con. Whitby, East off Highway 12, 2nd House Past Thickson's Rd. on North Side. 1951 Ford Tractor with power pulley. 1 Side Delivery Rake, Two Furrow_ Plough, Pickup for Tractor; 16 foot Cultivator, pickup, spring tooth, 30" uzz Saw, pickup, Rubber Tired Wagon, 5 ft. Massey Harris Mower, converted for Tractor, Gas powered 40 gal. Tank Sprayer on skids, 19" Rotary Lawn Mower, Hand Lawn Mower, 8" Table Saw with % H.P. motor on stand, 1 Extension Tree Pruner, 4 rack honey extractor, Honey storage tank, quantity of bee boxes, racks & supplies, 5 ft. step ladder, Double garage door with glass, 1 Folding Vinyl Door, 1 Wringer. Wash. er with pump, 4 Burner elec. Stove, 8 piece dining room suite, 1 Brass Bed," 1 Wooden Bed, Chest of 'Drawers, Up- holstered chair & foot stool, 1 Fan Heater (Elec.) Set of Tunk and Wagnell's Ency- clopedia, Quantity of Fruit Sealers, Garden Tools, other articles too numerous to mention. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.00 p.m. LOYAL POGUE, Auctioneer Telephone '668-4271 blower, full line of good machinery, Chrome table & chairs, 2 spool beds, 2 (an- tique telephones, Qu. of other furniture. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Gra- ham, Clerk. REG JOHNSON & SON, Apr. 10-17 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 SAT., APRIL 19th--Com- plete "Delmore" Hereford Dispersal--80 head of Reg- istered & Grade Polled Here- fords, including 2 Breeding Bulls, 29 Cows and Heifers (some-calves-byside,~ others springing), 19 Steers & Heif- ers (2 yrs--old)-and-20-Year- ling Calves. NOTE--This is an optstanding, well bred herd, with a lot of size. Yorkshire Swine -- with 16 Sows (mostly due at sale time), 46 chunks & weaners, 1 Boar. Poultry--300 Pullets, 300 Hens, Leghorns. . Farm Equipment--240 Oliver Die, John Deere 7 ft. semi-mount- ed mower, 60T Oliver Baler, Int. 'Ace Bottom 3-furrow Plow, Pulley Jack, Pig breed- ing & farrowing crates. 35 bu. - Gravity Grain Bin, Brooder- Stove, Grain Grind- er .& -other Machinery. Fur- niture--China Cabinet, Sing- er Sewing Machine, Wash- stand Bowl & Pitcher (Col- lectors) & Other Misc. Items. The property of A. C. PAR- ROTT & SON, at the Farm 14 mile west & 1-mile north of Ashburn, Ont.,;, Whitby Township, Ontario :- County. Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 12:30 p.m. Cattle Sell at 2 p.m. KAHN BROS., Sale Mgrs., 1 side delivery]: f|the past at the present. WED., APRIL 30th-- Auc- tion Sale of Furniture and Real Estate, the property of ALONZO WILLIAMS Estate, 308 Cochrane St., Port Perry. Terms Cash. Sale at One O'clock. R. Scott, G. Wana- maker, Clerks. . TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Apr.17-24 Auctioneers SAT., APRIL 19th--Clear- ing' farm auction of farm implements, baled hay, piano and bench, T.V. electric Stove and washer, new lum- ber, extension 'table, hanging lamp (good). tools, old fur- niture; number , odd chairs (Antique), oil lamps, crocks, hall rack, bells, horse tie, miner's can with light, An. tiques by the 100's, the pro- perty of REUBEN TINDALL, selling at the farm, located 12 mile south of Cherrvwood Store (being 3 miles N.W. of Pickering Village. Note -- Make this sale a must, see Farm Sold. No Reserve. Terms Cash, Sale 12.30 noon, A. M. Wood, Clerk. ATKINSON & WILSON, Sale Mgrs. and Auctioneers Apr. 10-17 THURSDAY, Apr. 24, 7.30 p.m. -- Farmer's Opportun- ity Stocker & Feeder Sate at Stouffville Livestock Sales Arena, Stouffville, Ont. Off- ering three hundred or more choice cattle by weight or dollar in groups to suit the purchaser. The cattle are rugged, profit making, value packed animals that will grow into money for their new owners. With the op- timistic trend in beef futures farmers 'and, other .purchas- ers would be well advised to stock up the idle land in their district with these fact gaining animals. Trucks will be -on hand at sale time to look after purchase transpor- tation needs at reasonable cost. Sale at 7.30 p.m. Frank Bennett & Norm Faulkner, Sale Managers & Auction- eers. AUCTION SALE of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay, Straw, Grain-and-Household- Furniture, the property of HOWARD WALKER. Lot 33 Con. 3 Scott Twp., 2 miles north of Zephyr or 5 miles west of Udora, % mile south on in R 22nd. 50 head. of Shorthorn, Here- ford and - Holstein Cattle, number of cows, calves by side, some springers, number of holstein heifers and num. ber of yearling steers and heifers (Holstein and Here- ford cross) number of veal- ing calves (above rows are all bred to a Charalois bull), 4 sows with pigs, 2 sows bred. 1 hog, 29 pigs (100 1bs) 12 pigs weaned, 150 DeKalb hens, team of work horses, 'hay, straw, grain, MecCorm: ick Farmall A Tractor, Geo. White Manure Spreader, Case Cultivator, full line of machinery, PhilcoT.V., studio couch and chair, kitchen suite, chrome table - and chairs, beds. stands . etc. Farm Sold, No Reserve and Terms Cash, Sale at 1 p.m. Bert Locke, Clerk. REG. JOHNSON, Auctioneer * Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 3--Apr.17 & Auctioneers 0 ing members Chamber of Commerce exec- utive, 'the skaters' parents, and friends heard Anna give an interesting talk on the North American and World Figure Skating Championships. 1,400 ENJOY Continued on behalf of Council and the residents of Port Perry for their outstanding contribut- jong to figure. skating in this community. Ted Griffin, president of Chamber of Commerce, pre- sented Anna with a clock radio and Richard.. with a watch, both suitably inscribed. Following the performance of Saturday, Anna and Rich- ard were honoured at a party sponsored as effort on part of the local a combined C of C and Port Perry council at Conway Gardens. About 40 persons includ- of council, Space will not permit -| mentioning the names of all the skaters taking part, but in all fairness and without any intention of discriminat- ing, skaters..of great promise such as Kim Owen, Peter Ver- non, Nancy Dowson, David Litt, Kevin Cannon, Dennis Johnston, Sharalyn Reader, Mary Lou Bourgeois, Neil and Jeanne MacTavish, all deserve a special mention. Kim Club professional, Marilyn Ruth Take in charge of chore- ography and staging of the show had no small job and, her experience from five years of skating with "Ice-Follies" proved to be a great asset to the show. However, without the help of mothers and other willing hands, the Carnival never have been the success it was. For many weeks prior OLD TIME and MODERN ~~ DANCING could . AT CLUB to the show costumes have been designed and made, and a great deal of imagination and creativeness showed up in the many decorative costumes, On Wednesday, April 9th, all the club's members were in attendance for the second meeting of the Port Perry Lions 4-H Grain Club which was held in the Port Perry High School. At 8:00 p.m. the meeting was called to order by the President, Roy Gerrow. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary, Irwin Smith and roll call was taken. Then the meeting was turned over to Larry Burt, one of the Club Lead- ers. : Mr. Burt proceeded to give a. discussion on the proper preparation 'of a. seed bed for 'the planting of field crops. The discussion dealt with certain aspects of the soil's condition: such as fer- tility, texture, moisture, and aeration necessary for good crop yields. Mr. Burt show- ed to the club members some interesting slides featuring the effects that different fertilizers have on grains & . legumes in 'their strength: & : growth of the plants. The meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m. with the 4-H Pledge and each member then pick- ed up his seed grain to be planted for his club project. Press Reporter ® Jim Gerrow FRI, APRIL 25 9:00 PM. ECHO VALLEY BOY'S CALLER FRED TIMMS ESCORTED TOURS ANNRENE =--BOSTON - Spend Victoria Weekend in Boston, $59.00. --CALGARY STAMPEDE - 15 days, leaving June 30. --CALIFORNIA & CANADIAN WEST COAST - 30 days Departing June 30 --CANADIAN WEST COAST - 22 days - departing dune 30 and July 28. .° ' --MARITIMES & CAPE BRETON ISLAND - Departing June 29, August 10, September 14 - 15 day tour. ~FLORIDA FAMILY HOLIDAY AT DAYTONA BEACH.. Guaranteed warm weather. Special rates for children. Departing July 19 returning August 3, : --NEWFOUNDLAND AND EAST COAST - August 7 for 22 days. ' Departure - CALL COLLECT OR WRITE FRED DE NURE TOURS. BOX 238, LINDSAY, -- 705-324-5836 n OR CALL MRS. A, ROBERTSON PORT PERRY 985-2623 or 9865-2598 Free Pick-up at your door anywhere in Ontario, 4-H CLUBS