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AUCTION SALES THURS. EVE., AUGUST 4 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. PROPERTY SOLD Auction Sale for Eugene & Jackie Nolan, 5 Franklin St., in Uxbridge, including Kelvinatqr 2+ door refrigerator auto-defrost; elec. stove; frigidaire dryer; deep freezer; Zenith 25° colour TV, walnut cabinet, like new; Antique iron parlour stove; 2 marble top washstands; stereo reverb. unit; antique pedestal sink with taps; 2 pc. chesterfield (good); nest of walnut tables; fireplace accessories; table & 4 chairs; large sewing table; trunk; washstand; dresser; dishes; tools; vanity & matching chest of drawers; B.E. Vintage mantel radio 1937; Duncan Phyfe<table & chairs; 1974 Honda 70cc street motorcycle fully equiped, only driven 100 miles; 1972 Honda 175cc, 2000 miles, like new; 1969 GMC 'V2-ton pickup truck (good). This sale has a number of items from «.\ Glen Ubelacker. Sale at é p.m. Lunch available. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. Au3 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale of Household furni- ture and antiques, the estate of the late MRS. EDITH MILLER at Claremont Community Hall. Press back chairs; press back rockers; antique rocker, excel- lent; chests of drawers; china cabinet; gate-leg dining table & 4 chairs; brass candle holders; brass jardineres; old floor lamp; electric radio - antique; coffee & end tables; bedroom suite; 9 x 12 Winston rug & underpad; mantle clock, 9 day; no. of lamps; chesterfield suite; tea wagon; wooden chairs; wooden cutting board; wooden rolling pin; metal flour sieves; wooden utility cupboard; wood- en ironing board; Everest & Jennings wheel chair; writing desk; flat trunk; washboard; Beatty washing machine; Mof- fat electric stove; McClary fridge; vacuum cleaner; elec- trick toaster, iron, mixer & clock; mirrors; mantle radio; small pictures; dishes; cups & saucers; silver cream & sugar on tray; silverware; cutlery; pots & pans; shovels, hoes, 5 rakes; push lawn mower; lawn a chairs; "Camp' invalid walker. fs, Auctioneers Earl Gauslin & 7% <=.» Norm Faulkner. Terms Cash. ; No reserve. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 7:00 P.M, 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the - Lindsay-Little Britain Road, Child's press back rocker; brass dolls crib; wicker fern stands; wash stands; oak buffet; occasional chairs; hall tree; drop leaf table; Bentwood chairs; chest of drawers; secre- tariat; antique dressers; settee; qty of picture frames; wicker chairs; French china doll; qty of china and glassware; plus many more antiques, furniture and household items. Terms cash. Open for showing Thursday, August 4th, 7 - 9 p.m. TUESDAY, AUGUST 9 7:00 P.M. The property of the late DR. ; «# HARRY W. SHARPE 'of Lind- i, say. 4 pc. walnut bedroom por © suite; antique radios; antique dressers; pressback chairs; | antique picture frames; round {1 oak table and 6 chairs; antique kitchen cupboard; chrome set; | open face washstand; oak { i davenport; hall tree; Quebec andi | heater; wicker chairs; plus | many more antiques, furniture } and household items. Terms cash. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R. R. 1, Little Britain, 705. 786-2183. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 10 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Household Furniture and Anti- ques, round arborite table, anti- i que round table, hardwood rock- i er, end tables, easy rockers, REN | telephone table; humidifier; ! round heaters; Victorian love seat; settee (re.condition); B&W television (works); floor polisher; buck saw; wash sfand; pine table; pine cupboard; step ladder ; dishes; oil stove; fridge; sfove; beam scales & weights; tools; carpet cleaner; sewing machine; plus many more items. At PRINCE ALBERT HALL, Wednesday, August 10, 6:30 p.m. Terms Cash. Lunch Available... John Pearce, Auc- ~ tioneer, 985.7492. "Parts Aul0 J SATURDAY, AUGUST ¢ SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of household furni- ture and antiques, the property of MR. THOMAS BELL, 145 Alva Street, Port Perry, Ont, second sjde street south of the lights, and turn right. Pine blanket box; ice box; hardwood chairs; Victorian chair; easy rocker; chest of drawers; dress- er; bed; bpx spring and mat. tress; table; upright freezer; fridge; stove; electric floor polisher .and hand polisher; chesterfield and chair (good); desk and chair; lamps; AM/FM radio-stereo; record cabinet & records; cupboards; stool; fold- ing picnic table; card table; crib & mattress; quilts; dishes; jars; table saw (Timkin) with motor & attachments; garden culti- vator; lawn mower; fertilizér; spreader; tools and many more items. Lunch available. No reserve. Terms cash or cheque. John Pearce, Auctioneer, Port Perry, 416-985-7492. Aul SATURDAY, AUGUST & SALE TIME: 9:30 A.M. ESTATE AUCTION Auction sale including G.E. 2-door refrigerator, dryer (near new); drop leaf table; extension table & 6 chairs; rocking chair; chester- field & chair; kitchen cabinet; antique picture frames; antique sideboard; coal oil lamp; antique bed; dressers; stand; oak desk; antique chairs; trunk; bedding; small parlour table; wardrobe; jars; tools; garden tools; pine box; pine dough box; antique chest of drawers; lawn mower; plus dishes and many other articles. The property of the Estate of the late STANLEY TESKEY, 860 Gorham St. in Newmarket. Sale at 9:30 a.m. Will conclude at noon. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 852-3524. Aul SATURDAY? AUGUST & sale time: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of John Deere Farm Equipment and parts, the property of HOOKER & SONS LTD., Kindsale, Ont, 4 miles west of Brooklin on Hwy 7. for: corn planters; mowers; manure spreaders; tractors; balers; rakes; culti- vators; harrows; tractor stand for splitting tractor; a number of John Deere Parts, Books and Manuals - early editions; new Roto Tiller for 110 older model Garden tractor; numerous other articles; adding machine; bill- ing machine; auto. de-~ frost, like new; portable electric | wash- | | space saver shelves; intercom set; ' press; spark plug tester; ignit. ion testers; furnace; wall panel- ling; 2 office desks; jack stands; front wheel tractor tires; work bench; parts bins; rubber fired wheel barrow; lawn mower; forks, shovels and hoes; gas pump; 200 gal. fuel tank. Clearing sale of John Deere parts, Terms cash. Lunch available. No reserve. "Auctioneers Earl Gauslin 640. 3079, & Norm Faulkner 640-5691. 1 used riding ; WEEKLY LIVESTOCK SALE " Market demands require many dairy cows, veal, stockers, beef cows, butcher cows, steers, cal- ves, bulls and heifers. We invite you to bring above livestock to our barn in Haydon (east of Enniskillen) each Wednesday before 4:00 p.m. and we will truck them to our Livestock Auction Centre in Peterborough, at no cost to you. Phone John or Steve Liptay, 263-2117. Sale at 8:00 p.m. Cheques mailed Thursday. T.F. TUESDAY AUGUST 9 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M, Household Furniture and Anti- ques, the property of MR. AND MRS. ROSE, 312 Sunset Blvd., Stouffville. Walnut settee and chair; chesterfield chair; Lazy Boy chair & stool; no. of end tables; chrome dinette suite, table & chairs; Coldspot fridge, excellent; electric stove, Find- lay 24'; table & 4 chairs, pine, painted;lamps; 2 Chinese statues; 4 bar stools; vases; 1 small bar walnut cabinet; walnut desk; old sealers; filing cabinet; Remington Elec. type- writer; antique books; Nation- al Geographic series; Collier Encyclopaedia & year books; 2 wash. machines; Easy dryer; wicker basket; bed spreads; old trunk; typewriter table; small wooden table, antique; small Granite top table with drawer; old De- Forest Crosley radio; rocker, antique; telephone table; 2 blue rugs; evening Tuxedo, size 38; no. of old dishes and plates; old "paper holder and cutter; snow fence; camping equipment; other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. No reserve. Auctioneers, Earl Gausling & Norm Faulkner. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 SALE TIME: 12:30 Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of MRS. ELSIE BARNES, Con. 6, Brock Twp., Ya mile east of Sunder- land. Leonard refrig., 2 door (frost free); Viking stove; G.E. clothes dryer; Kelvinator deep freeze (15 cu. ft.); buffet; anti- que kitchen cabinet; antique oak ice box; pine kitchen table; 3 good press back chairs; antique chest; rocking chair; Speed Queen spin dry washer (good); chrome table and 5 chairs; qty of dishes; and kitchen utensils; flower pot stands; large uphol- stered chrome chair; antique rocker; Chesterfield and 2 chairs; studio couch; cuckoo clock; Singer sewing machine frame; pole light; wooden bed and dresser; old wooden radio; school desk and chair; key mak- ing machine; qty of blank keys; power lawn mower; garden cart; lawn roller; garden tools; carpenter tools; hand scuffler. - A quantity of other furniture will be added to this sale. Property sold. Terms cash. Sale at 12:30. Reg and Larry Johnson, auction. eers. Ph. (705)357-3270. Au10 ©® 30 ml. Liner CONTACT: Did You Know? you could have a 16' x 32' INGROUND POOL installed in 4 days for 4400" Price Includes: eo 1-6 ft. Diving Board eo 1-2 Step Ladder o Jaccuzzi Filtration System o Cement Bottom ® Vacuum Equipment SCOTT'S CONVERTIBLE POOLS 6 Years in the Pool Business In the Uxbridge Area. A. SCOTT HICKLING 852-3411 Durham Agri News Durham county judging competition By A. O. Dalrymple Agricultural Representative A very successful Judging Competition was held for 4-H and Junior Farmer members in Durham County on Wednesday, July 13th, with 72 4-H'ers taking part in the competition. The Competition was held in the Garden Hill area, with the morning program taking place at the farm of Gordon Wilson, and in the afternoon the group moved on to the farm of Bev Gray. Market lamb class was supplied by Jim Coombes, Bowmanville; while Guern- seys were judged at the farm of Gordon Wilson; beef steers at the farm of Bev Gray, and Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence Tink provided a class of floral arrangements which was a new type of Judging Competition, but was well received by the 4-H club members. In addition, the contestants had to ident- ify weeds, seeds and crops, do a quiz on various agricul- tural questions, and give reasons on specified class to the judges, most of whom are 4-H club leaders. In the Senior division, Paul Larmer, Blackstock was first, John "DeVries, Bowmanville, second; and Doug Larmer, Blackstock, third. In the Junior division, Francine Taylor, Enniskil- len, placed first; Leanne Van Camp, Blackstock, sec- ond; and third, Bruce Brown, Newcastle. In the Novice division, the section which the competitors have never taken part in the Jud- ging Competition previous- ly, Kevin Taylor, Enniskil- len was first and the winner of the C.N.E. Shield award- ed by the Canadian National Exhibition; Judy Virture, Enniskillen was second; and Roy MacGregor, Millbrook, placed third. The winner of the Bow- manville Lions Club, E. A. Summers Memorial Trophy for the High contestant in the Competition was Paul Larmer, Blackstock, while Manchester News Mrs. Ruby Fielding Church Sunday, August 7 at 11:15 a.m. Rev. E, Lin- stead in charge. The Manchester U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Jeanne Elliot Thurs.- day August 4, a dessert tea at 1:30 and business session and a dip in the pool. Belated Happy Birthday greetings to Mrs. Maude Crosier spending a few days visiting friends in Man- chester. A speedy recovery wished for Mrs. Aletha Holtby and Mrs. Roy Dobson who have been patients in Port Perry hospital. Mrs. Lillian Wilson spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Locke at Smith Falls. Mrs. Brooks and son Robert of New Brunswick visiting her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanley and boys. Rickey Stanley re- turned home after a month in New Brunswick. 'Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding visiting Mr. Lew Fielding at Glen Haven rest home in Sutton on Sunday. Please phone news to 985- 2410. the winner of the Royal Bank Rose Bowl awarded by the Royal Bank in Bowman- ville was Francine Taylor, We do wish to express our appreciation to the 4-H club members, and the various farm people who supplied classes and hosted the Com- petition for 1977. The presentation of the special awards will be made at the annual Junior Award Night. Burketon News by Stanley Taylor Mrs. E. Carnochan is spending a week camping with Mr, and Mrs. E. Brown of Toronto, in the United States. Mrs. G. Bailey of Port Perry (formerly of Burke- ton) is a patient in Port Perry Hospital. We trust she will soon be well again. Cedar Creek News by George Kilpatrick On Sunday evening Rick Larocque- got the first hole- in-one at the new golf course, Summerlea, on the Shirley Road. The course had just been opened on Saturday and Rick is the first chartered member of the club and this is his first year golfing. were his caddy, Doherty, and his oppor was Elaine Larocqué.* was at the fourth hole. Mr. and Mrs. John den- Boer had Mrs. den Boer's brother, Derick Knibble, his wife and three children of Michigan, U.S.A. as recent visitors. George Kilpatrick visited Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Phare in- Oshawa on Thursday. The Phares were former residents of Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith in Stouffville Sunday evening. Bud Mills of Oshawa -is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vic er» i M5 is Mr. and Mrs. Orland Bailey of California are spending a few days in Port Perry and Oshawa. Several from this district attended an auction sale in Cedar Park at the former home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Turnbull who are now living in Lindsay district. Mr. Glen Patterson spent a week visiting in Picker- ing. ? Mrs. S. Grant and boys - Zion with Mrs. R. Davey on the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Stephenson, Bowmanville called on neighbors and friends during the week. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. S. Watt and family and friends in the passing of his father in Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Gatchell, Brooklin, called on friends -and neighbours on the week- end. - Mr. and Mrs. S. Grant and family, Zion, accom- panied by Mrs. R. Davey, motored to Fenelon Falls and attended the 25th Wedd- ing Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davey, Bow- manville. Friends and re- latives from Nestletown, Oshawa, Bowmatfville and district attended. Many lovely gifts were received. 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