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UCTION SALES MURRAY JACKSO ATURDAY, APRIL 24 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. AUCTIONEER 1 Important Extensive Public Auction hall and Sale Barn Auction Sale of M. Fergs. new * Facilities diesel tractors; farm imple: Livestock & Implements ments; panel truck; snowmo- FURNITURE & ANTIQYES bile; vegetable growers supplies; farmers. handyman' S Port Perry 985.2459 power and hand tools, miscel- 'laneous useful tools. Choice household 'furnishings, various 'home effects, etc.' For OSSI PIEROTTI at Part Lot 5, Cons: 6 east, Region of Markham Town- ship, south-west corner 14th Ave. and McCowan Road. Sale time 12:30 P.m. Terms: Cash "Reg & Larry Johnson ~~ - AUCTIONEERS (20 Years Experience)' LIVESTOCK = day of sale. See posters for full listings and particulars, or con. FURNITURE SALES tact Clarke Prentice, F.A.l.,, Sunderland 705-357-3270, Auctioneer, Markham, 640.3686# A21 SATURDAY, APRIL 24 sale starts 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of Market Garden. ing Equipment, Farm Machin. ery and Household furniture, the property of DONALD HORNER, Lot 25, Con. 8, Hope Twp., 8 miles east of Kirby off Hwy 115, or 8 miles west of Hwy 28 on County Road # 9, or 2 miles west of Garden Hill. Delhi Automatic Sinate row planter; Dethi tomato lanter; Grey & Snider «potato picker; field sprayer; Int. potato digger; 1975 M.F. 135 diesel tractor, power steering, complete, 200 hrs; 1974 Triple K cultivalor; McClary coal and wood stove; Viking heavy duty stove; Fonovox radio & hi-fi; i many other articles. Furniture sale at 11:00 A.M. Market Gardening Equipment at 12:30 P.M. followed immediately by farm machinery. Terms Cash. No Reserve Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, .Qnt. 705-324-9959. € STEVE LIPTAY AUCTIONEER Livestock - Estates Blood Horses For bookings or in- formation contact: Steve Liptay Hampton 263- 2097 - 'Ross Mason AUCTIONEER Auction Sales of any kind. \R.R. 2 Little Britain OAKWOOD 40w1 SATURDAY, APRIL 24 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale, the property of MR. R. BRAWN of R R. 1, Oshawa, (village of Raglan) on Saturday, April 24 at 1 p.m. Frigidaire refrigeralor (freezer 4 chairs, china cabinet; deep freeze (apartment size) Port Perry chesterfield suite; swivel 985-8161 rocker; 3.1 bed complete; chest of drawers; kitchen cupboard;- breakfast suite; automatic dryer (in good condition); day KAHN AUCTION couch; pole lamps; washing CES machine; power lawn mower in SERVI good condition; sewing AUCTIONS OF lable. Jaunary tubs: dinma ANY TYPE chairs; wheel barrel; exlention Prop. of labber; step ladder; sump pump; honey extractor (tank, 'Herongate Country Auctions' Located 1 mile south of Whitevale Every Wed. 7 P.M. gloves, smoker and veil); gar - den tools; lumber; two garage doors; studio couch: plus many more aricles too numerous lo "Consignment and mentign. This is a good sale, Estate Selling plan to attend. Terms cash. No Our Specialty 1" reserve. Myles King Auclioneer 725-5751 or 723-0501. AUCTION FARM MACHINERY & IMPLEMENTS SAT. APRIL 24th '76 10 a.m. MILTON « ONTARIO (100 Market Dr.. Milton, % mile South of 401 off Hwy .25) (3) SELF PROPELLED COMBINES: Cockshutt 428 o MF. 20 ¢ MF G0 o (6) FARM TRACTORS : WO MF. 165 @ '68 IHC 4100.9 '62 Fanl 6000 o LH.C. Farm All Super "A" @ Cate 21000 @ Fequsnn 20.85 @ Sime Cab for MF 1L0 or 165 ¢ LOADER BACKHOE: C2 AC. 0-15 ¢ Now 7° J.D. Loader bucket ® (3) FORKLIFTS: Hyster 50001h. @ Yale 50001 @ Clark 4000 1b ¢ FORAGE EQUIPMENT: Wetmore Mint Grind-t @ 70 Dion foram: Wanon @ New H. land $-G7 Super Hayliner Baler @ Olivvr Scompicker @ TILLING: (2) °76 Flemstafte TR Snuagtooth hop cultevators (orchard & vineyand) @ (2) "7% Fle met {te sprngtoath cul- tivators @ 72 1 HC. 050. 5 lurow plow @ 7°47 Rata Tiller @+ Dil © Row Wiq- ale Hoe @¢ MANURE SPREADER" Cus 135 @ PLANTER: 74 Cachstutt 5300 4 Row Auplinti 1 @ CORN DRYER: G3 Bilin M70) ¢ TOBACCO EQUIPMENT: Dh 31 Tobaceo Stick Elavat or @ Hyde Totacco Pres: @ Airop, Tohacen press o _ pictures; "tools; on top); dining room svile, tables{- Auctioneer, 324-2791 (2) scction Grating bh: @ (11) Bal: Boxes @ (29) Leaf Basket: @ Racking tafe @ Powered Guadina belt Ca hp) ww -xt-ncin g Braht Leaf Stup room Aut Humidifier, 6.006 BTU, Propane hited ¢ (3) DUMP TRUCKS: 72 Ford 030) : '68 Foul C600 Reluse du ® G7 Ford 500 ¢ STAKE TRUCK: GB F 1d 350 o CAB & CHASSIS: 631 H.C 1800 @ PICK-UP. GIG MC. 910 o fon 6 Custom Coach 24° 1and. @ "76 S'built 8° x 20° Tri-Axle. 3" 1ackc @ 76 Swf tri- ale, 24" deck @ 76 York Stan if axle @ Stuilt Son tand. ¢ 76 Lincoln 12 ton tri-axle, 19° tect ch @ "76 Lincoln 12 ton tii axle. 18° «toc! dick @ King 15 ton SA @ "76 Jobsite 22°S A utlity tailir @ S A HO Farm tilt o H (LAITM Wagen e S.A tool tile o (4) OFFICE TRAILERS: (4) 1970 Cu-tam Coach $0" x 10°, 36" x 10°, 24" x 10° & 20° x 10° @¢ POWER UNIT. GA 4 71 diesel on ds wack shaft @ (2) PUMPS: (2) Matlow 6 = 4° 9 MISCELLANEOUS: nopanabhe mulch spreader @ Partable mpressar spray hae painter ¢ G8 Honda CB 175 Motorcycle o 10 HP ZShop Compnssar @ 19 Bustels Stewart #2913 & 30 Bustwls 2901 Seed Carn eo GALVANISED SHEET METAL: 3002 (25) 10° x A" AZ (51) 18° x4. 2603 (31) "x 4" ¢ 23 qn (50) 16° x & - 133) 16" x 4° Ch. wall @ 2C 42. (5) 20 x 6° 4° 623 Profil. (3) 206° x 4° 517 Profile @ (12) 258° 4 4° 517 WAIT: "9 Oty 15° Whi! Rims o Oty tnd. Pant ® (4) Sets Wonder Wheels far Snowmobiles eo Taped &% Stouatt Stank Onl Has @ "New "Belzer Hand Too de @ "New Wilding Guthits ¢ (3) 18 x 36 x 6° Metal Parts shelves @ (7) Stel Watt Tans @ Steam Jenny @ «1 @ +1¢ o LATE ADDITIONS: (3) 75 R& 74 Ford Custom 100 tn & (1) 74 G MC i Fleetside Pick-ups @ 1939 McCormica Deering Farm tractor CW 2 Furtaw | drag ww @ 70 Vermuor «10 pont Stunp Cutter ¢ 68 J Deere port Treg | Sprayer @ | | Phone write or wire for ANS brochure £0. 40x 87 ¢ Bh (418) 210-0022 ! ALSO CALGARY | ND ih, b vi] ikke, | I FREDERICTON i " re SATURDAY, SALE TIME: \ P.M. Clearing Auction sale for Léte ROSS LEWIS at (79 Second Street in Stouffville ( including Refrigerat buffet; gate-leg Table; clock, 2 bedroom suites; ¢ st drawers; kitchen cabinet, ¢ i 2 wash stands; boiler; lantern; lamps; odd chairs; rockers; radio; rugs; sewing machine; eutlery; Annex stove, good; no. small appliances; quilts; pillows; sheep's wool; ext. ladder, good; antique dishey; Queen Victoria plate; jars; 'crocks; etc. etc. | Many other useful articles. Property sold. Sale 1 p.m. Atkinson. Wilson, Sale Managers and Auc- tioneers. TUESDAY, APRIL 27 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Estate of late CLARA RYAN with additions will be sold behind Glover Real Cannington, corner Cameron and York Sts., furniture and restaurant equipment. Good maple bedroom suite complete; oak hall tree and umbrella stand; chairs; basket chair; magazine rack; 2 pc. chester. field set (maple arms); plank- style coffee tahle; small round oak table (carved top); ¢ portable television & stand: floor lamps; table lamp; po! lamp; magazine rack: 2.larfle rugs and runners; lawn chairs; radio; watches; silverware; linen; bedding; books; quills; small drop leaf table; pictures; carpet sweeper; phone table; dishes; etc. Meat cutting table; 5 restaurant tables: stainless steel shelf; 2 silex coffee makers; restaurant counter; refrigerated milk cooler; elec- tric chip fryer; 2 men's 3 speed bikes; electric heater; end tableg; antique table (lop 28 oard); old jars; lantern shades; lamp shade; old store jars and cans.. Sale time 1 p.m. No reserve. Terms cahs. Orval McLean, Auctioneer, 324-2791, Lindsay. TUESDAY, APRIL 27 SALE TIME; 1:00 P.M. Estate of late CLARA RYAN, Cannington, will be sold behind Glover Real Estate, furniture, dishes, some antiques, restaur- ant equipment. Time 1 p.m. No reserve. Orval , Lindsay. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28 "SALE TIME: 11 AM, All stock of WOODVILLE WHOLESALE will. be sold. at Warehouse in, Woodville, Ont. China; glass; jewellery; novel- ties; toys; smallware; plastics; housewares; cards; albums; dolls; cream and sugars; cups and saucers; bowls; etc. Toledo scales; wooden filing cabinet; display case. Hundreds of new items packed in ca™ons. No reserve, business closed. Terms cash or approved cheque. Sale Time 11 a.m. Orval McLean, Auctioneer, 324 2791, Lindsay. A21 SATURDAY, MAY 1 SALE TIME: 12:30 Auction sale of Farm siock, hay, grain, implemenis, small qu. of furniture, 'the property of GEOR TOMLINSON, Lot 15, Con. 14, ock Twp... 2 miles north of Cannington, 1'2 miles west or 1 mile south of the lights on Hwy 12 and Hwy. 48, 1': miles east. 38 head of good stocker cattle. 28 Hereford and Charolais, 400 to 600 Ibs. 10 Hereford and Charolias cattle, 800 Ibs. (all steers); 1500 bales of good hay; 700 bu. of barley; 1964 GMC 1-ton truck (10 ft. platform and racks, sold as is). 1966 Ford Vo ton truck; M.F. 165 Standard fractor (1972) good condition; M.F. 65 high arch tractor with manure lopder (good); both tractors are diesel. Oliver 70 tractor; M.F. ¥72 pull type com bine, 7 ft. with pick-up and scour clean (good condition); M.F. #12 baler (good); Case 7 fi. power mower, M.F. #33 grain and fertilizer_seed drill, 17 disc. M.F. swather 12 1. pull type; N_H. nay conditioner; M_F. side rake on rubber; M.F. manure spreader; "Spread master manure spreader; J.D. 2row corn planter; 'M_F_ stiff tooth cultivator (good): Triple K cult vator (12.41) M.F 4 furrow plow (12 in). 2 wagons, air compres sor (garage type) de horning chute (good); drill press; Mastercraft welder. many other articles. Qu of furniture. Terms cash. Sale at 12:30. Cannington IM Club will serve lunch. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, Ph. (705) 357 3270 A728 Estate, ; | 3 antique gunstock | wicker | McLean, a _ sized overhanging doors; an at ments. Sale | p.m. Atkinson Wilson, Sale Managers Auc | __tioneers. -- -- - - SATURDAY, MAY 1 N SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Clearing auction of Farm Machinery, Orchard equipment and misc. items. tor MacMILLAN ORCHARDS, loc ated 1 mile north of Whitby on 412 Highway., Sale includes JD. 1020 tractor (450 hrs); D.B. 885 Diesel tractor w/front end loader (like new); J.D. 527 Heavy Duly Grass & Orchard mower (like new); N.l. Manure spreader; Myers Silver Cioud, 500 gal. Orchard sprayer; steel framed rubber tired wagon: Hussman 20' refrig. display counter w/new 1'2 h.p. Tecury, seh Comp. & Motor; Hussmarn- 12° display counter; Jetspray refrig. cold drink disp. machine: 800" wooden Estate fencing; 200 electric w/decorative lights; 2 elec. Billboard signs; 30° flood light pole mounted w/15 spot lights; 36 cement é' paring curb stones w/holding spikes: 28 fruit & vi display tables in various shapes & sizes; 2 custom decor ative elect. old-fashioned display fruit pushwagons on buggy wheels; 2 Toledo elect. counter scales; natural stone outdoor A.B.Q.. 700 Ip. Fert. & Bone meal; 900 - 60 fl. oz. New Plastic Juice bottles w/lids; 1800 wood- en fruit & veg. sjorage contain ers; .1000 bushel basket lids; 30 wooden storage pellets; steel shopping carls; picking baskets; ladders; pruning tools; Int. 5 ton Van Truck (good motor & tires); oversized cement block garage bldg. w/steel pillars and 2 truck fractive 25 x 40 fruit market bldg. wood const. wr/steel beams; 2 wings and has large custom auwnings & piping; pro pane blower furnace; shelving drywall" display light fixtures and scale counters (one of finest bldgs. in area): plus many more misc. items. Terms cash. No reserve. Owner giving up Fruit and Veg. business. Kahn Auction Services, Port Perry, 9858161. » A28 ws: WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 _ CLEARING AUCTION SALE | For the Late WILLIS WIDDIFIELD at 74 Main Street in Stouffville... Including House hold furnishings; Shop tools etc. More detail later. Refrish ~ SATURDAY, MAY 1 10 A.M. Exlensive auction sale ot DURHAM LUMBER (formerly Uxbridge Lumber & Builders Supplies, 934 Brock St. E., in Uxbridge, including: Trucks & Tractor Int. 1973 '2 ton pick up (good); Ford 1968 ': ton, 1966 GMC 3 ton truck; 1968 GMC ton truck; A.C. Tractor with fork lift. All shop machinery including: Soucy 16' single sur face planer with shavings vacuum and motor; Cowan tablc saw with 38" steel tiltina tab! and motor; DeWalt 14" radi arm saw and 3 h.p. motor. | shavings and sawdust vacuum | system and motor; Clark floor sander. Office Equipment: | Underwood typewriter; adda machine; cheque writer: office | desk'; filing cabinet;-2 5000 walt | Chromalox healers: showcase |! counter with cash register; etc Hardware: Screws, nails, locks, hinges, many ofher cements stains, etc. etc.; lath; drywall | cement; bricks. Building | Materials: Doors 200 new doors | (interior & exterior); large number windows, assorted sre dduble glaze. shingles. ply wood; panelling; particle board: sheathing; strapping; tenlest, 2 x 6's; 2 x 10's; 2 x 12's: 1) lumber; insulation, ceiling tle hundreds of pieces of lumber, etc. NOTE: This is all new material, all stored inside. Sale at 10 a.m. bidding by number, registration from 9 am An excellent opportunity for a bu. der to take advantage ol tin close out of this business. Lloyd Wilson and W. D Atkinson, Saic Managers and Auctioneers, Ux bridge. 416 852 3524 CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry St 985-7383 ! experiencing right now are By Reta M. Berrill SOME QUIET, PLEASE It's believed that the human being has a deep need of quietude. A time for communion with self and reinforcement of its weaknesses many will willingly submit to even a few hours of being quietly alone? There's always the television, the radio and the telephona: We've become accustomed to too many diversions. Also, the art of quiet conversa- tion has become almost non-existent. 'We turn on a T.V. and permeate our life with commercial ads. and chit chat that boggles the brain. But if of necessity, this home was filled with people over-running our thoughts, we'd go dashing for cover, screaming 'Stop the world, I wanna' get off." . And we ride in a car with the radio blaring; we shop, we work we eat to a radio. It's the built-in background # of life. While a party is --- music so loud we yearn for # ear-plugs: and we thought quite recently when # attending a strange church that here too, the loudness overtook and destroyed the melody. # There's much-to-do these days about the search for ™ identity, But where else than in this maze of noise and bustle could ones' self possibly have gotten lost??? Remembering bits of our childhood we can always hear our father's voice shouting, "Boys!" Females were greatly outnumbered in that honge and although they'd be providing their quota of noise and com- motion this was inclusive, and that word was sufficient to-calm a roomful of/kids. Though some- : times in a monotone 'he'd add/*'l can't hear myself i : think." But there's other reasons now, needful reasons for quiet. Hence, anti-noise laws. Noise is detrimental to health. Having spent many years of our life in almost total deafness we know the word and all its implications -- this is not the quietness we'd recommend. While it's been said that "Silence is the safety zone of conversa- tion" if carried too far it can also brand a person as stupid, ignorant or antisocial. And this coin has another side. Often, a deaf personsbelieving he's following a conversation and tries to add his 'two-bits' is thrown into a turmoil of confusion to find that his answer wasn't remotely related to the topic. This can be funny to the audience but mortifying to the victim. A lady, also deaf, once confided that her insurance against such blunders was *'Just keep on talking." So it's well to peware. If you meet a woman who won't shut-up she may be deaf. Seriously. it's been proven that with no other handicap do we try so hard to *'Say it isn't so.' Although this matter of deafness is as old as time it has received but little of publicity and concern and within this enlightened age are those, non-deaf, who shrug off the word as of equal importance with hangnails or a blistered heel. But at last some bright doctors have brightened-up to a point of confessing it to be on a par with other maladies and with as dire effects. Only--its number is greater than all of six dreaded diseases combined, including cancer. So we plead for quiet; because Medical Science has discovered noise to be, if not wholly responsible, the Time for y= syrup The cold winter nights and warm spring days we are the ideal conditions for the maple sap run. Now is the time to get the family or a group of friends organized and head for the nearest maple syrup festival. Food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ministry of Agriculture and Food sug- gest, if you are fortunate enough to get to a festival or some other maple syrup event, that you be sure to purchase a good supply of syrup. Many people pur-- chase a year's supply while they have the opportunity. To retain the fresh flavor and top quality of maple syrup for an extended perjod of time at home, store it in your freezer. The syrup will not freeze solid; and will Auction Sales SATURDAY, MAY 1 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. House and contents, properly of BRUCE ~KELLETT, in the Village of Janetville, 8 miles south of Lindsay on Hwy 35 to 14th line of Manvers Twp., and 2 miles west and one mile south. Two storey, 4 bedroom, 3. acre lot, winding stream, detached garage and workshop, cement driveway, 50° T.V. Tower and rotor. Conlents include: Fridge; stove; clothes dryer; oak huffet; beds. pole lamps; dishwasher; B&W T.V.; Pine tables; 2 pc. chesterfield; rocking chairs dressers; washstand; coffee tables; end tables; kitchen needs; dishes; firapesgs vacuum cleaner; china cabinel; bird . cages; school desk: lamps; like require only about an hour new Lawn Boy mower. new 5S at room temperature to h.p. Toro snow blower used 2 bring it to pouring 'consis- hrs.; 12 cu. ft. G.E. deep freeze, A 6 mo. ord: electric broom. solid tency. After using the Map! pc. \bedroom suite; desired amount, return the custor we eat. oil stove. remainder to the freezer. numcrodduihef items. House If you do not have space in selling subject to low reserve your freezer, store maple bid. Terms will be given on sale . J day. House offered for sale at Syrup in sterilized, sealed 2:30 p.m. Sale Time 12:30 p.m containers in a cool, dry Lunch served Owen Fitz place for up to a year gerald, Auchioneer, Bethany, 0 od tai houl 4 Ontario. 1705 277 2959 Jpened containers should be tightly recapped and stored A28 -- in the fridge.