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MIRE 1 RAT: ALES Lr « s dy of Y ny LEE Eg¥ | "22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 8, 1980 Scugog Island around $750. Therefore, it may be possible that people who did not donate toward our other special additions may wish to make a donation to help with this item. We hope to make our Church comfortable and attractive .for the many new people who are becoming involved. There are many new babies who have arrived this year to families like Sander- son, Prentice and more recently McLaughlins. They will likely be among the first touse the Baptismal Font. It was only Monday morning when Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forder became the proud grandparents of their fourth granddaughter and the happy parents are Murray and Anna McLaughlin who ar « by Mrs. Earl Reader Vandalism has reached our beautiful Island of which we are so proud and mail service has been disrupted by wilful destruction of mail- boxes as well as road signs. We wonder what benefit is derived by the participants except perhaps the inward satisfaction of public notice. Therefore, it is hoped they get the attention they crave and so rightly deserve when caught. Last week many Island people travelled to the _ ploughing match and inci- dentally were happy to meet former residents such as Van Striens, and Wouters. Two ladies Elsie Pogue and Tillie Burnham, even managed to get on T.V. as are made. Recently they entertained England relat- ives for two weeks. Also, Harley, Reg and Valerie and husband, Tom, just returned from a two week vacation in England, On Wednesday evening the Head U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Marilyn Tripp when we were also pleased to welcome five guests. The theme of the meeting was definitely Thanksgiving which was followed thro' in Hymn, scripture, prayer, roll call and study which was presented by Doreen Adam's group. Appreciation cards or expressions of such were received from Mrs. Nellie Miller who is the mother of Grace Love and recently they innocently enjoyed celebrated her 90th birthday, live near the Forder packing refreshments. from Clare Thompson and plant. On Saturday, the Boy Reta Reader. Sunday night the Annual Scouts did well with their There will be an executive Harvest Home service was paper collection and think meeting Thursday afternoon held at the Head Museum Oct. 9 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Jan Gerrow. Church. Tho' the weather seemed to have dampened they pretty well covered every road and beach. If some residents forgot, they Presbyterial delegates will the spirits of the usual large may still phone and have attend a meeting at Colum- crowd, there was still a good their donations picked up as bus, Oct. 28. comfortable congregation the load will not be delivered After the benediction the who looked forward to the till Saturday. The Scouts meeting was turned over to wonderful music, the special wish to thank all thos who gave their time to this effort. But the work goes on for .-the -Scout--movement --and their auxiliaries. This Fri- day after school and again on Saturday they will sell carrots andl potatoes at the former Centre School. Then on Saturday, October 18 Scouts and Cubs will call at your door with their lovely shiny apples and will apprec- iate the price you are willing to give for one. At night the Auxiliary is planning a dance in the Island Hall in the program leader who called upon Jackie Tripp for a piano selection. Then. the :-]adies of the group presented a fashion parade of many styles of hats described by Doreen Adam. On Sunday a Communion service was held at the Island Church and conducted by Rev. Linstead. There will be a special Thanksgiving service next Sunday. After the service there was a special meeting for the Session and interested members of the congregat- message, and of course, the social period with old friends over a delicious lunch. Much credit-is-due-to=Mrs. Hazel: Slemmon, Mrs. Roxana Webster, and Mrs. Helen Redman for planning the , service. We depent very much on the Scugog Histori- cal Choir. Mr. Fred Den- sham gave special joy with his two solos. Mrs. Louise Gifford was everything we .had expected and presented a very though provoking and well illustrated message sprinkled with wit. aid of the boys. For tickets jon. The main discussions contact Patricia Pogue 985- centered around a need for = The Anniversary service 3496 or Beth Heayn 985-2883. floor repairs or improve- for the Island Church will be AA CN vod HE A -- a Ny iS ot S Oct. 19 with guest speaker Rev. Barry Pogue of Durham College and who ministered to us for six years. No doubt, all his old friends will wish to hear him again and of course there Later on there may be a bazaar and likely Christmas tree sales. These are some of the efforts to raise money for camping, general needed equipment, badges and training functions. ments in preparation for winter. We find the insulat- ion is making a big improve- ment are considering the installation of fans to circu- late the heat and thus save expensive energy costs. The a 1X b/ ce TE The Davis families who flooring and other things will will be many new people who live on the former Carter be an expensive project for will enjoy the occasion when farm left most of their relat- whichthe U.C.W'saretaking we revive interest in the -much of the cost. But the fans installed will cost ives in England and there- fore several exchange visits Church for another year. Auction Sales _ Auction Sales FIFEHILL DISPERSAL HOLSTEIN SALE THURSDAY OCTOBER 23 SALE TIME: 12:30 NOON Auction sale at Malmont Farms Sales Arena - v2 mile south of Blackstock, 7 miles east of Port Perry. The 50 head Listed, Registered, (some grades), herd of Murray Fife, Hastings, Ontario. a long estab- lished herd sired by such United Sires as Achilles, Admiral, Star- lite and Moch Four for the past 17 years. Former sires used were from such herds as Almerson, Doriscroft, and Ronbeth Farms. The Fifehill Herd Dairy test has average 3.8 % test. This sale will be followed by 20 head of consigned springers, bred heifers and yearlings selected for the sale. Ed McMorrow - Auctioneer - 705-953-9444. Future Malmont Sales - Anniversary Sale - November 6 - 12 noon. Consignments accepted now. Nell Malcolm - Sales Manager - 416-986-4248. 022 SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Auction sale of livestock; implements, furniture A and antiques plus 33 high grade Here- ford cattle. The property of Cecil Johnson, 'Lot 27, Con. 6, Verlum Township - north of Fenelon Falls on Hwy. 121 - three miles to Cedar Tree Road, 32 miles to Concession é and "4 mile north to farm. MACHINERY: Ferguson - 20-85 tractor 3 pt (real good), Ferguson 7' power mower - 3 pt., Int. W4 gas tractor, M.F. No. ¢ baler PTO, rubber tired wagon with rack, McCormick Deering 13 disc seed drill with fertilizer box, Cockshutt side rake on steel, Int. cultivator on steel, Case tractor manure spreader, McCormick Deering 6' binder on _rubber, McCormick Deering 6 * "binder for parts; McCormick hay- loader, M.H. power mower, fanning mill, horse rake, horse mower, grindstone, 2-seater Democrat - excellent, cutter, Renfrew scales, wagon on steel, 2 eveners, Malco 22' hay elevator with electric motor, 6 sections Diamond harrows, set of double harrows, single harness, horse collars, turnip pulper, McCor- mick stainless steel separator, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. HAY: approx. 2800 bales mixed hay. Some lumber and plank. CATTLE: 13 mature Herefofd High Grade cows with 13 calves by side, 1 - 2 yr. old Hereford heifer - bred May 28. 6 Hereford steers - 1/2 yrs. old. Bull exposed May. FURNI- TURE: Wooden bed, iron bed, butter bowl, butter ladle, 3 wooden tables, antique lamp, dresser, antique baby crib, antique baby carriage, toilet bowl & pitcher, antique stool, antique chair, 2 rockers, cook stove, many other items. Terms cash. Noreserve. Sale at 1 p.m. Machinery sale at 1:30 p.m. Cattle sale at 3:30 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson - Auctioneers - Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. 015 Complete Holstein Dispersal for Hyeland-Farms; Ballleboro; good Cobl~stone | \_nutrition Shur-Gain Dog Food with beef High quality. extremely palatable for- mula for dogs of all breeds, sizes and ages. Shur-Gain dog food are com- pletely balanced diets. with vitamin, protein. mineral and energy levels more than adequate for all stages of growth and development - at your Shut-Gain outlet > dog food Shur-Gain...value for discerning feeders. Cobl-stone paving by Brooklin | WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. tr een BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 1416) 655-3311 (416) 895-2373 lasting indoor/outdoor beauty A concept in modular paving paving for SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Auction sale, the estate of the late ALVERY LEE CAIN, 172 Lindsay St.-S.. Lindsay. Furni- ture, appliances, real estate, large brick home on busy street; ideal business location, and some contents, tools, etc. For infor- mation call Orval McLean Auctioneer - 324-2783 Lindsay. SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction sale of 40 beef cattle, machinery, and furniture for the property of ROY LOVELY, on Con. 5, (former Scott Township) - 22 miles east of Zephyr and 2 mile south on Conc. § or from Uxbridge go 5 miles north on Con. 7 to first road past Leask- dale, turn west 22 miles to Con. 5. 17 Beef cows with spring Hereford calves by side. Cows are pasture bred to Hereford bull. Hereford heifers and steers. A nice group of young cows with good calves. Ford 9N tractor, manure spreader - PTO, J.D. manure spreader (ground driven), AC B tractor, rubber tired wagon and rack, traller, hay elevator, 3 pt. hitch mower, Sedore loader, 2 furrow Ford plow, buzz saw, J.D. side rake, 3 furrow drag plow, 2 16' cattle feeders, 4 section harrows, 3 pt. hitch cultivator, 700 bales straw, 900 bales hay, 5 ton mixed grain, extension table, antique round table, antique dresser, occasion- al chairs, dishes, corner cup- board, kitchen bench, plus numerous other articles. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416- 852-3524. THURSDAY OCTOBER 16 SALE TIME: 1 P.M, HOLSTEINS Ontario. Selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario. 60 Milk cows, 30 Registered, 30 Grade. LISTED HERD. This is a herd of young cows. Several fresh, many due now to January. Features of this sale include a 2 yr. old Ultimate from G.P. Dam and G.P. 2nd Dam both with records of 150 BCA. This 2yr. old calved at 26 months in May and is safe in calf again. She stands 60" tall. 3redcows and 3R & W heifers. A lovely opportunity to obtain grades from this listed herd of young cows with good udders. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. 015 SATURDAY OCTOBER IN SALE TIME: 11 AM. Auction sale, the property of MRS. LESLIE OGDEN - Lot 22, Con. 10 Whitchurch - Stouffville Township. Household furniture, antiques and tools. 9 pc. dining room svite, bedroom suite, library table, wash stands, fern stand, old cupboard bottom, sew- ing machine, stove, refrigerator, pictures, mirrors, bedspreads, no. of small tables, dressers, chrome kitchen suite, book shelf, chesterfield sulte, no. of dishes,. odd chairs, wheel barrow, exten- sion ladder, two good lawn mowers and number of small tools. Numerous other articles. Terms cash. No reserve. Pro- perty sold. Earl Gauslin Auctioneer. GIANT AUCTION SALE THANKSGIVING MONDAY OCTOBER 13 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Stouffville Sales Barn Auction sale of household furniture, and large amount of antiques, big selection of dishes and glassware. Sale at 11 a.m. THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 16 : SALE TIME: é P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques and dishes at the Wilson Sales Arena - two miles north of Uxbridge. (Lady giving up her home due to health.) Including walnut settee, round table, extension table, drop front desk, cedar chest, 3 press back chairs, 2 wash stands, wicker fern stand, wicker rocker, oval wicker table, press back high chair, 2 brass jardinleres, primi- tive arrow back chair, antique kitchen cabinet, antique clock; walnut board, brass umbrella stand, small tables, 2 antique church benches, antique lamps, plc- tures, pine boxes, 2 chests of drawers, trunk, antique dishes. _ Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416- 852-3524. 015 150 HOLSTEINS TUESDAY OCTOBER 14 SALE TIME: 11 AM. QUAKER LANE DISPERSAL at Wilson Sales Arena 2 mi. north of Uxbridge, Ont. Auction sale for Alan Baxter, Bloomfield, Ontario. 65 years a completely home bred herd including 15 by A Nelacres Johanna Senator, 16 by Kemp, and 15bred to Almerson Marquis Prince. An outstanding herd with 4.2 percent average test. SALE TIME: 7 P.M. KAWARTHA KLASSIC Peterborough Exhibition Grounds KAWARTHA KLASSIC Featuring daughters of Astro- naut, Nugget, Starlite, Ultimate, and Ned. Many animals with 3 generations VG and Ex and high production. Featuring a 3 year yr. old, an Elevation with 3 Dams over 4 percent, an Astronaut with 3VG Dams - 200 BCA's, a Nugget bred to Telstar, a Roybrook Tempo heifer with 5 generations VG or Ex. 25 milking females, 25 bred and open heifers. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416- 852-3524. oh Oh Ta = SATURDAY OCTOBER 25 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction sale of real estate, farm machinery and furniture for the property of MRS. RUTH EVES, R.R. 1 Mount Albert, east V2 of Lot 25, Conc. 7 east Gwillim- bury, on Hwy. 48. Farm by auction, consisting of 33.7 acres, with modern 3 bedroom bun- galow, barn (35 x 55'), two car garage - 2 storey, buildings in good repair, land all workable. This is a lovely small property with paved drive. Buildings set on a lovely location with fantas- tic view of countryside, corner property with 1430 ft. frontage on Hwy. 48 with 1035 ft. along side road to north, good well , oil furnace, etc. Terms - $10,000 down - certified cheque day of Owner willing to take 1st mort- gage on this property up to 2/3 of the selling price at 11% Property may be seen by contacting Mrs. Eves at 473-2841. Contents include AC 1939 U model tractor, one way disc, double disc, 2 furrow plow, seed drill, 4 section harrows, J.D. 8 h.p. riding tractor with mower, roto-tiller, cultivator, 500 bales hay, qu. straw, cedar posts, rails, tools, milk cans, qu. of hand tools, water trough, also wash stands, piano stools, chairs, bottom of kitchen cabinet, plus number of other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Plan to attend. Earl Gauvuslin - Auctioneer. ps TT So IO, Concrele offers a wide range of patterns and colours for sidewalks, paths, driveways, parking areas, pool decks and patios. Cobl-stone is strong, durable and easy to install and their flexibility allows you to follow the terrain --- a compliment to your landscaping. Brooklin Concrete Products Limited HUNTSVILLE HALIBURTON P.O. Box 599, P.O. Box 818, Hwy 1 Hwy 121 POA 1KO KOM 150 705) 789-2338 (705) 457-1395 --Uxbridge~416:852-3524. 022 High School soccer by Danny Millar Alex Smith scored four goals to lead the Ajax Senior Rams over the Port Perry High School Rebels by a convincing 7-1 margin on Monday, September 29. The Rams also eked out a 1-0 win over the Rebs in a junior contest. The loss snaps the Seniors' winning streak at three games, the highest win total in the last two seasons. They were beaten by a very tough, well drilled squad from Ajax where soccer is one of the major sports. : The score was 5-0 at the end of the first half and it could have been a lot higher but for strong netminding by Alf Huggins. He was caught out of position once, on the Rams third goal. He made three tough stops with Ajax way ahead late in the period. Roger Kraupa got the Rebels on the scoresheets early in the second half when he kicked in a loose ball after the Ajax goalie had bobbled it. ~The surge ended un- ceremoniously less than 30 seconds later when Ajax con- cluded a charge downfield by scoring the sixth marker. Richard Sutter had a pair and Greg Cowin had a single goal for the winners. bed with curved foot _sale. with balance -in--45 days.- LY "old Ultimate with-184:18% asa 2-