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a AS 2 { % WU POH =. ---'s te "r. CECE 2, 5 Lu Ie ~ 3m an sifie Clas 14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 14, 1975 'Work Wanted MASONRY, FOOTINGS, blocks, fireplaces, chimneys, roofing - steel & asphalt. Free Estimates. M & M General Contracting, Sunderland. Phone 357-3825. CURRINS CUSTOM POULTRY killing, Cannington, call 705. 437 2814 T.F. GENERAL CLEANUP including removal of trees or what have you. Have own truck and tractor. Phone 985-3551. ALL TYPES of house repairs and remodeling, kitchens, bath- rooms, rec rooms, ceramic tile, suspended ceilings and floor coverings. Reasonable. Phone 985-2435. T1.F. Dead or Crippled FARM STOCK Telephone HAMPTON 416-263-2721 MARGWILL FUR FARM FENCING? WHITE'S Fencing Installations Ail Types Of Fencing WOOD & LINK For Free Estimates Phone 576-5606 TF REPAIRS to all makes TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES CALCULATORS -- Prompt Service -- Reasonable Rates Call 985-3394 ar deliver to Port Perry Auto Supplv 146 Queen St. - Port Perry Wanted to Buy ANYTHING ANTIQUE, old or collectible, especially sealers, crocks, furniture, china, coins. Call Dan Stone anytime, 985-7057. T.F. Auction Sales ANNIS - GAUSLIN Licenced Auctioneers Farm & Estate Sales Furniture (Modern & Antique) John Annis 683-4500 Earl Gauslin 640-3079 WALKER-LIPTAY LTD. AUCTIONEERS LIVESTOCK-ESTATES BLOOD HORSES For booking or Information Contact STEVE LIPTAY, Hampton 263-2117 BILL WALKER Markham 294-4970 REG AND LARRY JOHNSON AUCTIONEERS (20 Years Experience) LIVESTOCK FURNITURE SALES Sunderland 705-357-3270 JACKSON & WOTTEN AUCTIONEERS Livestock & Implements FURNITURE & ANTIQUES CLARENCE'S MOBILE WELDING All Phases of WELDING & REPAIRS Phone 985:2589 y7 Do You Experience Any Difficulty In Your TV Reception? If you do - then we can help! We service all makes of Color: TV's, Black & White, as well as HiFi's:- -- CALL -- TARGET TV [416] 852-7391 Sunderland [705] 357-3110 Lost 1 GOLDEN MALE LABRADOR, answers to name of Kelly, mis. sing since Saturday morning from 2nd Concession of Reach, maybe injured, childrens pet. Good reward. Call 985-3369. ONE BLACK & Tan male hound, while blaze on chest. Lost April 9th. Reward. R. Heyes, 986.5152. Wanted to Buy $45.00 PAID FOR COMPLETE Cars and small trucks delivered to our yard. Phone before coming. Scala Brothers Auto Parts and Wrecking. Phone 985.3132. . 1.F. Port Perry 985-2459 LYONS AUCTION HALL 18 McMillian Drive OSHAWA, ONT. Anything "you have for sale. We will buy or consign. OPEN MONDAY to FRIDAY 1:00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. SALES EVERY SATURDAY at 1:00 P.M. Call Ted Lyon Auctioneer Phone 725-1613 Auction Sales SATURDAY, wel 19 E sale time: 12 P.M. Selling for RON KELLY by Public Auction his farm imple- ments and quantity of Household effects, on Saturday, April 19th at 12 p.m., Lot 23, Con. 3 in Old Cartwright Twp., 1st road south of Blackstock and 4 miles east. A.C. Baler (like new), A.C. side mount mower, A.C. spreader, PTO, 140 bu., A.C. tractor W.D., small Case tractor, Ford tractor, plow & blade, 3-pt. hitch plow, A.C. 3-pt-hitch Cultivator, Grain seed drill, Bale Stooker & Bale Fork, Int. 4.-bar Hay rake, 16 ft. Hay wagon with rack, Hay ele- vator with extention, Grain auger 24 ft., Blacksmith blower, 422 Cockshuttcombine, Farm Imple- ment wheels, Grain wagon, 2 hay feeders, | Fertilizer spreader, 2 trailers, bag truck, 5 sections of harrows, 9-blade tiller, set of scales, 3-Drum roller, wheelbar- row, 2 electric fencers, cow clippers, water tank, quantity of fertilizer, 6 tons mixed oats, forks, shovels, chains, compres. sor, Democrat, quantity of build- ing material, 10 caned chairs, 4 rocking chairs, 2 wicker chairs, tables, wash stand, spool cradle, Dines wagon, portable dish. washer, crocks, picture frames, lamps, lanterns, buffet, oak deske dentist chair,antique Telephone, copper boiler, wooden pump, Iron pump, coal scuttle, Beaver jar, Butter print, box stove, bolt cutter, carpenter tools, anvil, many other articles. Sale at 12 noon. Noreserve. Selling out for health reasons. Terms cash. L. Harris, clerk. Cliff Pethick Auctioneer, phone 623.2313. Auction Sale of CLAREMONT CO-OPERATIVE has been changed from April 5th to April 26th, because of bad weather. John Annis, 683-4500, sEarl Gauslin 640-3079. Auction Sales WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of household furni- ture and antiques, the Estate of Late ROLE BOYNTON of Victoria Square. Sale will be held in the Community Hall at Victoria Square on Don Mills Rd:, 4 miles northof § 7 Hwy., 2small cook stoves, 2 harvest tables (one has a drawer), drop leaf table, wicker rocker, pine flat back, pine chests of drawers, hump back trunk, 5-pc. settee set, 2 iron and brass beds, 3 woven bed spreads (antique), rocking chairs, Gingerbread clock, mantel clock, antique sideboard, antique parlour chair, pine dough box, antique wooden pump, dres- sers, wash stands, 3-pc chester- field, picture frames, music cabinet, qu. of antique dishes, including cranberry pickle cruet, white glass pickle cruet, amber fruit bowl and 3 nappies, moustache cup, Bonnington bowl and pie plate, pearl handle knives, silver trays, Nippon dishes, silver brides basket frame, etc. Antique high chair (captainstyle), hundreds of other articles that were in this old home, this should be an interest- ing sale plan to attend, come early, sale at 6 p.m. sharp, Terms cash. Reg and Larry Johnson Augtioneers, Ph. (705) 357-3270. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 SALE TIME: 9:30 A.M. Auctionsale. Alsoa sale of books, bakery goods, and snackbar: Northminster United Church, Rossland Road West and Simcoe Street North, Oshawa, Ontario. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 sale time - 1 P.M. Furniture, antiques, lovely wal- nut dining room suite. Property of late A. GIBSON, R.R. &, Oshawa, willbe held at Kawartha Auction Barn (across from Race Motors, Little Britain Highway and Highway 7). Oak china cabinet, curved front and sides, antique sofa, walnut bedroom suite, Jenny Lind bed, pineapple poster bed, dresser, oak table, antique baby cradle, Lincoln rocker, rocking chairs, small tables, brass jardiniere, old gramophone (working); oil painting, feawagon, piano stool and bench, Tiffany hanging lamp, crystal chandelier, chest- erfield suite, 2 kitchen suites, hall tree, antique scales, radios, record player, milk cans, kitchen cupboard, combination wash- stand and dresser, washstand, desk and chair, 51 pc. dinnerware set, secretary bookcase, round table liquor cabinet, concertina; dishes, other numerous articles. No reserve. 1 p.m. Terms cash. Orval McLean, Auctioneer, 324-2791, Lindsay. . SATURDAY, APRIL 19 SALE TIME - 12 NOON FARM MACHINERY FURNITURE & TOOLS HOUSE TRAILER & TRUCK Auction sale including Westwood House Trailer 52° x 10° complete with furnace etc., 1967 Ford Bronco Utility Truck - 4 wheel drive with snow plow (good condition - certified), Int. 434 tractor complete with loader - hydraulic bucket (good), M-H 30 tractor (good), Ford 532 baler (like new only baled 6000 bales), Int. hay conditioner, N-H 7° hay mower with attachment for con- ditioner, bale stooker, side delivery rake, Farm King wagon with8x 22 rack, tractor blade 3 pt. hitch, horse trailer, Yardman Riding Lawn mower & wagon, Moto Ski Snowmobile, Moto Ski mini bike, 8 portable chicken shelters (new), chicken feeders, feed bin, Welder - 180 amp.,-6 water troughs," 200 metal skids, qu. angle iron, electric motors, Craftsman 12" radial saw, 12 workbench, chain saw (new), lathe, tools, nuts & bolts, vise, 48 sq. feetfacing bricks, RCA colour T.V., chesterfield, 6 dining room chairs, 10 pair Bamboo drapes, pool table, double bed, dehumid- ifier, tables, numerous other items. Property sold. The property of SYD LAWLEY, Lot on Con. 7, Reach Twp., 5 miles south east of Uxbridge, V4 mile east of Uxbridge, Reach Town- lineon Con. 7, Reach Twp. From Hwy. 12 go west on Reach Rd. to Epsom, then 12 mile west on Con. 7 tofarm. Lunch available. Sale at 12 noon. Tools and furniture sell first. Lloyd Wilson & W.D. Atkinson, Sale Managers & Auctioneers, 416-852-3524. A6 Auction Sales SATURDAY, APRIL 19 SALE TIME - 12:30 P.M. The property of Mr. and Mrs. William Gates of Balsam, 32 miles east of Claremont, 5 miles west of Myrtle on 9th Con. of Pickering Twp. Oak china cab- inet," R.C.A. upright freezer, woodburning cookstove, electric frig and stove, rocking chairs, oak desk, bedroom suites, pine blanket box, drop leaf table, washstand, brass and iron bed, roto tiller, 2 lawnmowers, 1 electric, 1 gas. Auctioneers John Annis, 683-4500, Earl Gauslin 640-3079. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 SALE TIME: 12:30 Rescheduled Sale Date for HANK VANDERDRIFT of Severn Bridge was cancelled on Satur- day, April 5. New sale date Saturday, April 19. Please check your April 2 issue for details of Holstein cattle, dairy equipment and farm machinery. Reg. and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Ph. (705) 357-3270. SATURDAY, MAY 17th SALE TIME: 12 NOON Plumbing, heating, electrical supplies and tools. Complete dispersal of equipment and sup- plies, new and used. Property of Murray Burnfield, Village of Caesarea. Auctioneer Murray Jackson, 985-2459. A30 SATURDAY, APRIL 26th SALE TIME - 1:00 P.M. FARM MACHINERY The property of WERRYDALE FARM (F. Edward (Ted) Werry) 2 mile north of Enniskillen Village. Implements: David Brown 990 Remote Hyd. tractor; Cockshutt 770 Dj sel R.C. tractor; 4.row mounted scuffler; 12 ft. 3-pt cultivator; 12 ft. Cockshutt trans- portdisc; 3-furrow 3-pthitch 16 ft. plow; 1964 Mercury 34 ton truck (80 bu. self unloading box); Lely 1-ton fertilizer spreader; Grain thrower; chain hoist; ¢-tooth chisel plow; harrows; Manure spreader on 4 wheels; bale buncher; Portable (PTO) Papec Hammermill. Corn Equipment: American Automatic Model 2400 T. dryer 72 h.p. (150 bu.) 3-yr- old; Metal holding tank (500 bu.) ; Metal 5000 bu. storage tank; 4-row J.D. planter (2-yr-old); Goldenarrow sprayer (250gal); 2 gravity grainboxes with wagons; Water tank with pump; 2 portable aireator fans; Moisture tester; 3 frame storage sheds (approx. 20 ton each) on skids; 40 ft. bale elevator ( 12 h.p. motor); 20 ton Gurney scales; 5augers (16-30 ft. long) with v3 h.p. motor; 1 h.p. aireator fan and duct work. Miscellaneous: Steel stone boat; Scales; Set of pipe dies; vice; emery; qu. of scrap and many other items. Note: Excellent opportunity to purchase American Automatic Dryer and accessories. All machinery has been well cared for. Plan to attend. Terms cash. Noreserve. Farm Sold. Sale at1:00 p.m. Grant Werry, Auctioneer, Hamp- ton 263-2603. Proprietor or Auctioneer will not be respons- ible for any public lidbility, property damage or injury to the public in connection with 'this Auction sale. DOUBLE AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 26 SALE TIME - 11:00 A.M. +Kawartha Sale Barn, Lindsay (Corner of Trans Canada 7 and Little Britain Road) 11 A.M. Stock from GRUMMITT LAWN EQUIPMENT, Lindsay, new and used riding lawn mowers, snow- blowers, snowmobiles, etc. No reserve. Going out of Business. 12 P.M. Antique sale, contents of LOUISE DRAPER ANTIQUE SHOP, Norland. Partial listing - china cabinet, buffett, walnut dropleaf table, pine flatbacks, washstands, beds, dressers, tiger maple dresser, desks, pine Armoire, pine 2-pc hutch, water- bench, antique pine corner cup- board (1820-40), antique bed (original 'Folk Art decoration), 'clock, pine and butternut blanket roll bed, sideboard, library desks, pine benchs, 2 china.cab- inets & buffet combinations, Imperials Loyalist dining room suite, platform rocker, McLaugh- lin cutter with doors, small wagon, quantity small items, and more. No reserve. Giving up Antique Business. Terms cash. Orval McLean, Auctioneer, 324.2791, Lindsay. A23 Instal 1975 officers for Honeydale W. |. The Annual meeting of Honeydale Branch was held injthe Municipal Hall, April 10th. Prior to the business portion a pot luck luncheon was enjoyed. The Pres. Mrs. Dorothy Naples called the meeting to order in regular form at 2 p.m. with the singing of the Ode and repeating the Mary Stewart Collect in unison. Members and visitors were welcomed. ' The roll call was answered by payment of dues. A fitting, "In Memorian" for the late Mrs. Irne Whit- field was given by Mrs. Edith Brunton. Irene was a very fine member of the Branch and will be sadly missed by all. Her many qualities stood out, her humour, her loving disposi- tion and cheerful service at all times. Being an able leader she made an invalu- able contribution to the growth of Honeydale Branch. Report of a recent meeting of Ontario South District, held in Whitby, was present- ed by District Director Mrs. Marion Bell. Greenbank Branch will host the District Annual, to be held May 27th, in the United Church. Registration 9:15 a.m. A money raising project for the district will be a feature taking the form of a white elephant sale and home baking. Mrs. Edith Brunton com- mented on the Motto: ""Char- acter is the rgsult of two things - mental attitude and habits formed at home." Officers and conveners of the various departments presented a n nu a 1 reports showing a busy year for Honeydale Women's Insti- tute. Successful projects in- cluded: sponsoring two 4-H clubs, Local Leaders Train- ing School Course, Fall Fair exhibits, sompiling Twees- muir History, 'a successful Bazaar and Tea, an interest- ing Art Exhibition featuring the work of a member, taking good care of our sick and shut-ins, visiting other Branches, etc. Money was raised for Scholarship fund, local Fair Board, delegates expenses to Officers Conference held at Waterloo and area conven- tion held in Toronto, home- makeing club, Community Nursing Home, etc. a year of @ continued progress. After the report of the nominating committee was read by Mrs. Edna Wilson, it was a pleasure to welcme Mrs. Harold Lewis, District President from Claremont, who installed the officers. The approved Executive is as follows: Past President, Mrs. Sam Naples; President Mrs. Thos. Bell; Vice Pres- ident, Mrs. Arthur Brunton; Secretary, Miss Alice Dodd; Assistant, Mrs. Harold Honey; Treasurer, Mrs. K.I. Philip; District Director, Mrs. Thos. Bell; Alternate, Mrs. Campbell MacMaster; Tweedsmuir History Curator Mrs. Roy Cornish; Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Sam Cawker; Branch Directors, Mrs. J.H. Hardy, Mrs. Paul Diamond and Mrs. Earl Bryant; Auditors, Mrs. Geo. Barthau and Mrs. James Carnochan. Conveners of Standing Committees: Agriculture & Canadian Industries, Mrs. Harold Honey; Citizenship and world Affairs, Mrs. R.W. Haan; Education and Cultur- al Activities, Mrs. Fred Warren; Family and Con- sumer Affairs, Mrs. Arthur Brunton: Resolutions, Mrs. Cecil Wilson; Fruit and Flowers, Mrs. Max. Bassant. The District President brought members up to date on Women's Institute plans for the International (World) Ploughing Match which will be held east of Brooklin in September. Much of the initial planning has 'been done by the W.I. ploughing match committee for the three districts within the Region, but there is still a great deal to be decided, and meetings will be held to finalize the plans, hopefully completed by July. The P.R.O. extended the courtesy to the District Pres- ident, retiring President and the new President who will assume her duties in May. The next regular meeting will be convened by the Public Relations Committee and any 'Ladies within the community who would like to attend will be warmly wel- comed. Do join with us May 1st, Municipal Hall, 2 p.m. Public Relations Officer Mabel Cawker AUCTIONS SATURDAY, APRIL 26 sale time - 12:00 p.m. Clearing auction of Household furniture, appliances boating equipment, tools, tractor, etc., the property of CLIFTON WARNER, located in Caesarea (8 miles east of Port Perry on 7A), 4th house west of General Store, onsouthside). Partial list:{. Blatchford & Co. Organ (Circa 1892, good condition), Oak hall stand, Round oak table with 3 leaves, 6 matching oak chairs, oak buffet, oak drop front desk, oak parlour set, oak buffet with matching buffet, Pine wash. stand, Pine blanket box, old Pine Bar door, settee, parlour chairs, chests of drawers, assort. of tables and chairs, record player, Gingerbread clock, rocker, Alladine oil lamp, primitive tools, quantity of glass & china, copper. tone Findlay 4 burner stove (like new), Fridge (good), small electric appliances, sfereo, 16' fiberglass boat, boat (trailer, Evenrude 4 cyl. Motor (60 h.p.), boat lift, boating equipment, Mc- Cormick-Deering Tractor with snowblower, garden tools, and many other assorted itenis. Terms cash. No reserve. Kahn Auction Services, Phone 668.6189. A23 * John SATURDAY, MAY 10 SALE TIME - 10:00 A.M. Complete line of Warehouse & Stockroom Supplies, scrap, tools, motors, etc. The property of C.B.S. Division of Douglas Coppins Ltd., Uxbridge, Ontario, Main Street North, immediately south of railroad tracks. Terms Cash. Noreserve. Earl Gauslin, Annis, Auctioneers, 683-4500. . * A23 SATURDAY, APRIL 26 SALE TIME - 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Livestock and Implements, the property of CHARLIE CLARKE, Lot 6, Con. 10, Mara Township, 5 miles north of Brechin on Hwy. 69 to Udney and 2 miles east. 1973 Ford 3000 Diesel tractor, 370 hrs., like new with Sedore manure loader, A.C. WD 45.row Crop tractor, 1970 A.C. 302 Baler, 2 Int. plows, Triple K cultivator, 1974 Co.Op 7-ton wagon with rack, 52 head Here- ford, Holstein & Charolais cattle, some hay & stray, work horse. Farm Sold. Terms cash. No reserve. Ward Holmes, Ed Allen, Clerks. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont., 705.324.9959. cL ree