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ll Auction Sales Auction Sales THURSDAY MARCH 26 SALETIME: 1AM, MACHINERY Auction sale of tractors, tillage equipment, hay equipment, drills, combine, lawn and garden equipment, parts, etc. Inventory Reduction for PEMBERTON EQUIPMENT in Queensville. Sale will be held in Queensville - 5 miles north of Davis Drive (Newmarket). Tractors include MF255 (high arc), Bolaris 520 - 4 WD, 1100 hour, cab, MF 50A tractor with loader and backhoe, Ferguson 2085, MH Pony with Implements, Int. 340 forklift, AC D15 with loader and Imple- ments, MF 275 multi power, MF 265 with MF 236 quick attach, loader, MF 135 dlesel, MF 135 gas, MF 220 diesel - new with 4 WD and MF 216 loader, MF 259 cultivators - new 122' and 14%2°, MF 25 disc - 8' 3 pt. hitch (new), MF 520 discs - pull type - 14' and 12', 2 row mounted corn scuffler, JD 3 furrow plow - 3 pt. hitch, balers, windrow turner, MF 135 mower, rakes, Allled 34' bale elevator on carriage - new, G.W. rubber tired wagon, N.H. auto bale wagon, MF110 manure spreader, Int. 16 run seed drill on rubber, MF 448 corn planter - 4 row, new fertilizer spreader - 3 pt. hitch, MF 33 grain and fertili- zer drill - 17 run - new, GW 460 sprayer - tandem axle - 33, Bolens 8 h.p. riding mower, Bolens snow blowers, MF 300 combine, Allled grinder mixer, Little Glant 38' elevator - new, snowblower, post hole digger, Mott 72' flail mower, weights, chain saw, assortment of Ski- Whiz parts plus, many other Items of machinery and parts. This machinery Is in excellent condition, several new pleces. MF financing may be arranged on machinery by contacting Charles Pemberton prior to sale at 478-4921 or 640-2994. Lunch available. Big machinery will sell early. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - (416) 852-3524. M25 - FRIDAY MARCH 27 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. Auction sale of farm machl- nery, furniture, hay and straw. The property of ALVIN & OWEN GRAY, Lot 27, Concession 7, Pickering Township. Approxi- mately five miles southwest of Claremont. Terms cash - no reserve. Earl Gauslin - Auctio- neer. $ M18 SATURDAY MARCH 28 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Prince Albert Hall Auction sale at Prince Albert Hall - two miles south of Port Perry. Furniture, antiques, \dishes and appliances. Watch for further details. Consign- ments welcome. Pearce Auction Service - 985-7492. At Thickson Rd. - 2 By AUCTION LARGE SELECTION - TOP QUALITY BRAND NEW, BRAND NAME FURNITURE PERSONAL - HOUSEHOLD - GIFT ITEMS -- - FULLY GUARANTEED BY MANUFACTURER SUNDAY, MARCH 15th~-7:00 P.M. At Toro Liquidators - Hwy. 7 & 12 OPEN FOR VIEWING -AUCTION PURCHASING THURSDAY & FRIDAY - NOON til 8:00 P.M. PARTIAL LIST OF ITEMS 2.3 & 4 piece chesterfields, bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchen sets and accessories. lamps. stereos. TVs. coffee & end tables, gifts, toys. novelties, fools, radios, hideabeds. paintings. mattress sels. plus numerous othe? ilems. Antique repros, china cabinets, hall stands, fern stands, brass beds, tea carts, wall clocks, rockers. THURSDAY APRIL 2 SALE TIME: 12:30 NOON Complete Oacres Holstein Herd dispersal for DAVID & PAT OWENS, R.R. 1, Woodville, at the Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ontario. 75 Head, 1/3 purebred and 2/3 N.I.P, Holsteins, D.H.I1.A. tested, classified and free listed. This is a fine uddered herd, In all stages of lactation and are sired by and bred to such popular U.B.l. Sires as Roycedale Admiral, Royalty, Stylist, Lester, Peration, Sheik, Moch Four and Starlite. Fhe herd is In full milk flow with several fresh or close at sale time, balance are bred back for summer and fall calving. Features of the sale Include a show type daughter of Peration, milking now and due to freshen In July to the service of Sheik. The yearlings and calves are an outstanding group, well grown, typey and sired by the unit sires mentioned above. If you need milk or herd replace- ments please plan to attend this sale. Ed McMorrow - Auctioneer - (705) 953-9444. Nell Malcolm - Sales Manager - (416) 984-4245. THURSDAY APRIL 2 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Complete Farm auction of farm machinery, quantity of furniture for Bruce Beeton, R.R. 5, Sunderland. 'Full details next week. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge + (416) 852-3524. THURSDAY APRIL 2 SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Lovely auction sale of fur- niture, andfantiques and glass: ware; the property of Misses EUNICE & MORWENA HARRIS, Port Perry, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena - two miles north of Uxbridge. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson - Auctions, Uxbridge - (416) 852-3524. SATURDAY APRIL 4 Complete farm 'auction of machinery, furniture, miscel- laneous, etc. for RICHARD STEER, R.R. 4, Port Perry. Full details next week. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - (416) 852- 3524. SATURDAY MARCH 28 SALE TIME: | P.M. SHARP 4H Calf Sale - selling 40 lots, carefully selected purebred and crossbred steers and helfers. Location: Malmont Sales Arena - Blackstock, Ontario. Saturday, March 28 at 1 p.m. SHARP! For information call Ross Bailey - Auctioneer, Port Perry - (416) 985-3849. M25 les North of Brooklin Rr rr Tae Te Te To To | ae l™s yew: TANCE TIA h S51) by Mabel Cawker Court Lady Snowbird L1830 Canadian Foresters The regular meeting of Court Lady Snowbird L1930 was held on Monday, March 2 at the home of Shirley Jackson, Caesarea, with ten members present. Irene Train presided. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Secretary Carol Doyle and approved. Communi- cations followed including a letter from Eastern Ontario Provincial Assembly inviting the members of all the Courts to the Provincial Assembly which will be held on April 11 at the Flying Dutchman, Bowmanville. An Activity report has been submitted by the Secre- tary, regarding the Activity Award. The Meals on Wheels schedule was set up: for the month of March. _Treasurer. Dorothy Lee reported on the financial status. The next meeting will be held on April 6th, at Carol Doyle's home in Nestleton. Lunch was served by Shirley Jackson and Karen McEachern and a social time followed. Nestleton Women's Institute The regular monthly meeting of the Nestleton branch met at the Commun- ity Centre, Wednesday, March 4, at 1:30 p.m. The President Mrs. L. Malcolm presided. A cordial welcome was extended to thirteen members opening with the Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect followed by a poem on Agriculture. The Secretary - Treasurer Mrs. M. Firlit read the minutes, Correspondence and presented an excellent financial statement. The Community Memorial Hospital Spring Fair will be held on May 2 at 2 p.m. at Latcham Centre. Mrs. R. Davison and Mrs. M. Firlit are representing Nestleton W.I. at the Quilting Work- shop to be held at Maple Grove on March 18-19. The Roll call - "Little Known Industries on our Doorstep" brought forth many interesting answers. The Motto "Go as far as you can, and when you get there, you will see further," was given by Mrs. R. France. She read from Dr. Ethel Chapman's book entitled, "A Roadside Window." The Nestleton's Women's LSE TRL ca ET OS 1, AEN a a it rh AU Li LUE N Nr is Ol + PbS gan le 30.00. BN DC00CICICIC 52525¢5¢25¢ LEASE LT Vid retin Institute will celebrate the 75th Anniversary on Wednes- day, May 27, commencing at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs, Evelyn Moore from Oakwood as guest speaker. More information at a later date. A donation of one 'dollar per member will be sent to the Adelaide Hoodless Home '- this is a foundation fund which is a special project and has been established by the Federated Women's Institutes of Canada. Programme A sing-song of Irish music was much enjoyed. Mrs. R. Davison presented a paper on "Our Vanishing Farm- land" regarding the theme "Agriculture and Canadian Industries. Mrs. G. Heaslip gave a humorous reading entitled "The Old Roller Towel." Miss Ruth Proutt's worthwhile contribution fitted in with the theme "A Farmer's Creed," and Mrs. F. Dayes completed the program with 'The Indis- pensable Man." O Canada and the Institute Grace brought the meeting to a close. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. A. Earnshaw's group. Mrs. M. Firlit expressed sincere thanks to all. Next meeting will be-held at the«Commun- ity Centre, April 1 at 1:30 p.m. A cordial welcome to anyone interested in attend- ing. Caesarea Euchre Results A fine attendance for the Euchre party on Wednesday evening and the winners are as follows: 1 - Pearl Day-85, 2-Grace Short-83, Low - James Emerton-40. Tonight (Wednesday) as usual at Caesarea Centre for enjoy- ment and fun. Perhaps you'll be a winner! World Day of Prayer The World Day of Prayer Service was held in Nestle- ton Presbyterian Church on Friday, March 6, at 2 p.m. The President, Mrs. Stan McNeely extended a cordial welcome to those attending. Guest speaker Rev. James A. McKay of St. Luke's Presbyterian Church in Oshawa presented excellent thoughts on the theme, "The Earth is the Lord's"'. He was given a warm welcome and introduced by the regular minister Rev. Fred Swann. All churches within the area (Cartwright) partici- pated in the inspirational Conc 052525252 1000 O00C2525252525252525¢ 25252525252525252525252525252526, + Rates Subject to Change Without Notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE 985-3832 All Members of Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. CUSTOMERS *TAKE NOTICE * BRYANS' QUALITY MEATS Will be Open Weekends Only Starting March 1st, Saturdays & Sundays 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. LTPP aC STEAKS - CHOPS CHICKEN & PIECES BURGERS & HAMBURG CORDON BLEU & FISH 3535352530360 ICICICD DCCC CICICICICIC BULK PACKAGING FOR SAVINGS Other Times Call Ahead: 986-5530 2'/2 Miles West of Blackstock Fao LY Sh | --our--guests--Mrs.--Melva i | 252525252525252525¢5: (PSA STL CR Sahel ye Pri NT FEM ERENT Rael ett le dla Bp inn" LO Th APARR SRO E Mes hidk A 7 apes LITA ji AIREAS EAT RY ALN ARS FE AS Na SAIS BIELE 8 BU LP SHAH SERRE ICSC SF RIVY RIS LR AVA + PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 11, 1981 -- 29 Nestleton area news service - the hostess church, Nestleton Presbyterian, Blackstock Anglican, Blackstock United, and Nestleton United - a com- bined service of fellowship and prayer. Mrs. Shirley Scott pro- vided music for this special day of prayer. Later re- freshments were served by the Ladies' Aid in the Sunday School room. Nestleton Presbyterian Church At the service on Sunday morning, March 8, 11 a.m. Nestleton Presbyterian Church had a fair attendance of worshippers. Rev. Fred Swann read scripture, Matthew 13: 1-23. His message was based on "The Parable of the Sower." This parable dwells on respon- sibility of hearing and responding to the word of God. He who hears the word and understands it, keeps it and uses it to his ability. In the choir Miss Alison Scott sang the beautiful 'I Believe' with her mother accompanying on the organ. A warm welcome to attend next Sunday at 11 a.m. Nestleton United Church On a balmy morning, March 8, 11:15 a.m. the Nestleton United Church had a good attendance for the first Sunday in Lent. Rev. Victor Parsons used as his sermon topic 'Lenten Awareness", an excellent message for all to take home. A trio comprising Bernice Mairs, Gail and Laurie Malcolm gave a fine ren- dition of an old English Air entitled "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say' accompanied by the organist Mrs. L. " Malcolm. A cordial welcome for next Sunday at the usual time. A Thought Co-operation is doing with a smile what you have to do anyway. Have a special little party lately? If so, give me a call at 986-4715. Thanks. Greenbank by Helen McKean Many -Greenbank Ladies enjoyed the World Day of Prayer service in Seagrave United Church. Afternoon Tea was served to all who attended. Mr. and Mrs. Don Fer- guson of Oshawa were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan. Mrs. Ruby Rennie and Mrs. Marjory Beaton were guests at a Bridal Shower in Uxbridge on Saturday for Miss Janice Wood. "Decorating With Imagin- ation" sponsored by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food will be held March 25 - 1:30 p.m. in Trinity United Church, Uxbridge: -:-Free Admission. Come and bring a friend! : Our sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mr. Russell Rodd. The funeral is from Uxbridge Wednesday, March 11 at 2 p.m. He will be missed by many relatives and friends. Miss Jennifer Hunter celebrated her birthday recently by entertaining her friends at McDonalds. Greenbank U.C.W. Greenbank Evening group of the U.C.W. met in the lovely home of Mrs. Jean Hunter on March 4th. Mrs. Iva Phoenix opened the meeting by introducing "Hope." She included in her very informative talk, read- ings from several ladies following the theme of Hope. She said, "Home is Our Temple of Worship and for Housewives and Mothers there is Hope in the home. We again enjoyed another duet - "Then I met the Master." After singing the hymn, Solid Rock, Mrs. Helen Thomson presided over the business» meeting. The U.C.W. purpose was repeat- ed. Mrs. Barbara Ward, the secretary read the minutes. Business included the decision to cater to a banquet for Brownies and the Foster 'Family Dinner in April. The U.C.W. members were asked to sing in the Choir for Mother's Day. Too, there will be a Yard Sale in May. Each member is asked to . remember this, when she is housecleaning this spring. Mrs. Helen McKean asked for two ladies to attend a meeting on March 23 in her home, to prepare the U.C.W. Rally to be held in Green- bank on May 7. Helen closed the meeting with a poem "If." Three Gloxinia plants were pre- sented to our guests. Twenty seven members and friends enjoyed a delicious lunch served by Jean Hunter, Doris Hill and Iva Phoenix. Trevin and Mrs. Eileen Jarvis who played their accordians and sang "Till the Storm Passes Over." She then introduced Mrs. Margaret Bruce who lead the Devotions. After prayer, Mrs. Bruce spoke on RICHARD'S FURNITURE Repairs & Refinishing FREE ESTIMATES - GIVE YOUR FURNITURE A FACE LIFT! 600 EUCLID STREET, WHITBY CALL: RICK FORESTALL 666-2992 More Social News &Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shad- lock of Agincourt were Sunday guests of Don and Helen McKean. Do phone in your news next week to Marjory at 985-3040. REFINISHING * March Special * 20% OFF During March 1981 EEN ARI Le . an sy aad Sar Ta, a BO Nay Dn ir vo PE lL Wen Pat -v TAC Bs ZEN R (EF DT (0 ot As 3