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3 1 i 3 { _ Ss RN tr cinrin Auctioneers Auction Sales Auction Sales MURRAY JACKSON AUCTIONEERS Antiques - Household - Farms. Sales Barn available. Toronto Licenced - Ph. 291-6391 985-2459 We Liquidate Your Frozen Assets. Auction Sales THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Auction sale of automotive supplies and tools with certified 1974 Nova sedan, drill presses, bench grinders, air tools, chain saws, vices, socket sets, axes, sledges, splitting mallets, wrench sets, many other new and used tools, new dishes, new pots and pans; new glassware etc. Consignments welcome. Held at PEARCE AUCTION CENTRE, 4 mlles south of Port Perry and 2 mile east on Shirley Road. Pearce Auction Service 985-7492. N25 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 6:30.P.M. Auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay, selling estate, of the late MRS. ELSIE SHARPE, Toronto. Selling complete contents of home, furniture, appliances, some antiques, RCA colour TV, many tables, many pictures, mirrors, McLary red 2-door frost-free refrigerator, matching red 30' automatic electric stove, Enter- prise white enamel cook stove, Siegler oil annex, dryer, gold dishwasher, blonde dining suite, silver tea service, dishes, china, beds, bedroom suite, dressers, chests, bundles very old sheet music, tools for tuning piano, records, cuttlery, many old hard- back books, silver dresser set, linens, lamps, old cabinets, gold and silver jewellery, chalrs, other furniture, kitchen utensils. No reserve. Estate sale - 6:30 sharp. Orval McLean Auction Barn. 324-2783 Lindsay. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Stouffville Sales Barn Auction sale, estate of JOE LISOWICK, household furniture, antiques, appliances, fine china and glassware. Terms cash. Faulkner and Gauslin Auction- eers. N25 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west on the Lindsay-Little Britain Road. Hanging lamps, wash stands, rocking chairs, Echomaster table saw, wicker settee, colour TV, chesterfields, hall seat, Franklin stove, wall clocks,' coffee tables. refinished Heussier cupboard, pressback rocker, writing desk, cutter, box trailer, 1968 Chevelle (cert) chest of drawers, reclining chairs, chrome suites, Royal Doulton figurines (Cora-Lee, Make Believe, A Child from Williamsburg, Autumn Breezes, Fair Lady, The Mask Seller) qu. of tools, qu. of china and glass plus many more antiques, furni- ture and household items. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786-2183. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28- SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale, the property of MRS. N. VAN VERTOOLEN, 115 Thomas St. Oshawa, who is moving to a Senior Citizens Home. Excellent Harvest Gold Kenmore automatic washer and dryer(like new), 4 seater chesterfield and chair (good), kitchen suite, wooden table and 2 chairs, Frigidaire Igerator, wringer washer, K case, 4 slice toaster, small rugs, walnut china cabinet and buffet (old and good shape), lamps, fireplace heatilators, 5 F78 tires, card file, 2filing cabinets, old dressers, old porcelain bathroom sink and base, plus many other articles. Note Time: 10 a.m. Come early as this Is a small sale with some excellent clean old and modern articles. Ross and Scott McLean, Auctioneers 576-7550. - qu. of sealers, many other useful single and double snowmobile Tttailers, 78 Mercury 9.8 hp out- FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of MRS. ALVIN ST, PETER, will be held in Woodville in the Town Halt (on Main St.). Norge clothes dryer, Simplicity spin dry washer, Inglis washer (wringer type), qu. of dishes, pots and pans, chrome table and chairs, space saver couch, 2 electric clocks, antique mantel clock, Lazy boy chair, drop leaf table (good) buffet, china cabinet, 2 dining room chairs, 2 magazine racks, desk, wooden rqcker, chester- field and chair (beige), rocking chair, 2 table lamps, 2 lamp stands, coffee table, wrought iron plant stand, RCA coloured TV. cuckoo clock, large mirror, pictures, record player and records, Singer sewing machine (treadle type) set of horse chimes-(4 bells) good, charcoal foot warmer, coonskin fur and muff, coal oll finger lamp, antique dresser and 3 bed, 2 antique wash stands, antique wooden table, 3 pc. blonde bedroom suite, table lamp (china figurene of man and woman) trunks, quilt box, Aladdin lamp, antique dresser with oval mirror, press back chair, odd chairs, lawn chairs, books, wardrobes with mirrer doors, articles. Property sold. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 6:30 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Phone 705-357-3270. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale on Shirley Rd., 4 mi. south of Port Perry. Consign- ment sale with wooden wall phone, brass head board, antique cook stove, Franklin fireplace, Jacques & Hayes dresser, mahogany dresser, pine trunk, enamel-top table, maple bed- room furniture, good chester- fields, stereos, power supply and head phones, car tapedeck and new tapes, turntables, pr. 70,watt speakers, chairs, dishes, tools, etc. Flea market too. Pearce SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 ] SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques and real estate, the property of ALEX FLETT, will be held in the town of Fenelon Falls, (Colborne St., next to the Bell Telephone). Viking 2 door fridge, Moffat stove with oven up above, small chrome table and 2 chairs, radio, toaster, mix master, tea kettle, qu. of dishes, wicker rocker, 2 matching antique rocking chairs, 4 antique chairs, desk (good), 2 occasional chairs, antique platform rocker, tea wagon, console (fold up type) dining room table and 4 lyre back chairs, step up coffee and end tables, chesterfield and chair (red) chesterfield chair and foot stool, pr. of matched table lamps, round parlour table, 3 pc. bedroom suite, small rug, twin beds, dresser and night table,. Hitachie coloured TV and stand, sewing cabinet, (antique) bed chesterfield, oval picture frame, qu. of bedding, wool blankets, wicker rocker, 3 card tables and chairs, flat back cupboard with glass doors, antique organ (needs repair) Bennington spitoon, wicker fernery, trunks, nursing -rocker, Captain chair, Icé box, small round pine table, organ stool, basement fridge, end table with magazine rack, Williams sewing machine, pool table and cues, lawn chairs and much more, qu. of tools including Beaver 6" planer, Beaver band saw, Beaver table saw, Mitre frame and saw, large qu. of carpenters tools, lawnboy lawn mower, good cast iron safe, Johnson 3 hp motor, etc. Also offered for sale subject to a reasonable reserve bid a 6-room brick house on good lot, full basement, car port, 2 bedroom, and den, good condition, bungalow, with new roof. Terms 10% day of sale, balance in 30 days. For inspection call Martin Devitt 887-2305. Terms cash on furniture (or good cheque). Sale at 10:30 a.m. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone 705-357-3270. Auction Service 985-7492. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 | SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Annual Ski-doo sale at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay ; Large selection of ski-doos, ! snowmobiles, cars, trucks, | tractors, some tools, farm ! machinery, 1976 GMC pick-up | with cap, 69 Chev C50 4 speed | ' | with platform and racks, certi- fied, Michelin tires, 73 Lincoln, 68 International tandem truck ~69 Ford window van, 78 Chev 4x4 pick up fully loaded, 75 Interna- tional pick ups, Ferguson tractor and plough, Ford 8N tractor completely overhauled, new paint, rubber and rad with plough, photocopier, typewriter, gas leaf sweeper, 1 ton double drum asphalt roller, construc- tion oll heater, mobile 150 amp welder with gas motor, 2 vans, 73 Chevelle, 75 Dodge club cab with Meyers plough, new farm gates, 1000 gal. water tank, snow blower for tractor, rubber tired farm wagon, post hole digger, harrows, water trough, farm scales, well pumps, grain auger, old scraper, antique democrat board motor, Springbok 12' aluminum boat, new boat trailer, 80 Johnson 72 motor 12' alu- minum boat, 79 Starcraft hard- top Starmaster 6 tent trailer 10' box, 2-75 Rupp 295 twin snowmo- biles, skill saws, chain saws, 7 hp roto tiller, 18' add-a-room and canopy for trailer, 10 & 12' trailer canopies, camping equipment, electric brakes, controls, bells, 74 Apache Romada fibreglass trailer loaded and llke new, 74 Allouette, good 74 Jeep, 76 GMC pick up and insulated cap, trans- mission for 74 Vega, 79 Honda Odyssey, 73 Maverick, Meyers plough complete with angle, lights and electric hydraulic harrow, 64 Ford van, 76 Ply- mouth, 4 door (good), 78 Ply- mouth, 75 Honda Civic, 66 Buick, 71 Olympics 399 55 Dodge former military ambulance, 4 w.d. Many extras, TNT's Nordics, Elans, Olympics, Sno-Jets, Artic-Cats, Snowcruisers, Johnsons, various sleighs, toboggans, ski boose, Datsun pick up cap, 77 Moto-Ski Futura 440 excellent 74 TNT 440, 73 GMC tandem dump truck, new muffler and brakes, rebuilt engine, 1975 Yamaha 440 twin good, 550 Webster mobile air compressor on trailer, 200 ft. hose, 10 hp. Wisconsin motor, 12 volt start, drill press, propane gas heafers, pool table, 2 moto skis. Note time: 11 a.m. Orval McLean Auctions, 324-2783 Lindsay. THURSDAY DECEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale including milking equipment, silo, feeders, conveyors, machinery, the property of JOHN FERGUSON, Port Hope, selling at the farm on Lakeshore Dr. at the western . edge of Port Hope. From 401, exit south at Welcome on Hwy. 2 to Lakeshore Dr., then turn right 2 mi. west to farm. DelLaval 1250 gal. bulk cooler (2 yr. old), vacuum pump (new July 81), DelLaval double 3 herring bone parlour, pipeline milker, 79 free stalls, 10 stanchions, 3 heated waterers, water bowls, clippers, dehorners, 2 calf nursery ventil- ating systems, 16 4' x 5' calf pens, headgate; 24' x 80' Ribstone silo, pipes for silo, silage distributor, 2 Patz Silo unloaders - Model 98A (16-20) (20-24), 3 Clay conveyors - 54', 58', 78', Brillion feeder - 72', Clay shuttle feeder - 72', Hender- son precast concrete feed bunks, 8 sect. - 8' long, Clay meter-mill and building with overhead storage and 4 bins, Champion corn and grain crusher, Big Dutchman grain conveyor, 2 DelLaval Challenge feeder stalls, breeding wheel, udder support, neck chains and tags, JD 710 tractor, NH 679 Tandem axle spreader with hydraulic endgate, 2 bale elevators, JD 336 baler with thrower, NH 489 Hay- bine, JD 640 rake, 3 bale thrower wagons with steel racks, Int. 10 cultivator, Fox Forage Harvester with 2 row corn head and hay pickup, 3 self-unfoading - wagons (Farm-Hand with tandem axle and 2H & S), Parmter 3 pt. hitch loader, Little Rhino 3 pt. blade, 1976 Dodge 200 with cap. Sale at 1 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416 852-3524. D9 MONDAY NOVEMBER 30 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale, complete clear- ance of IGLOO INSULATION INC. 54 Lansdowne St. W. Peter- borough. 5-1977 Chev and Ford cube vans, 1973 Ford Lorisville '750 truck, 20' box air brakes, all run well and ideal for any business, Insulation blowers, equipment, tools, saws, drills, extention ladders, all items pertaining to insulation business, office equipment, desks, chairs, typewriter, photocopier, etc. No reserve, building sold, business closed. Office equipment first at 11:00 a.m. Terms cash or approved cheque. Orval McLean Auctions, Auctioneers and Liquidators. 324-2783 Lindsay. | Citation, Gaydale Fury Alert. T TUESDAY DECEMBER | SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M, Auction sale of furniture and antiques, DORA CAMPBELL of Sunder- land. Sale will be held inside at Stanley's Antiques at Leaskdale, (3 miles S, 4 miles W of Sunder- land). Simplicity wringer washer and dryer, good, chrome table and chairs, qu. of dishes, 8 piece set of English china, some antique dishes, kitchen utensils. Modern dining room buffet and china cabinet, four Iyer back chairs, teléphone table and chair, chesterfield and chair (earthtone colours, good) antique rocking chair, coffee and two hexagon tables, tri-lights, table and dresser lamps, needle- point foot stool, small hand- carved parlour table, lazyboy chair, two-three piece bedroom suites, two single beds and vanity dresser, large quantity bedding and linen, two antique pine chests, library table, sewing cabinet, wardrobe, pictures, Electrolux vacuum, nearly new, electric carpet sweeper, coal oil lamp and many other useful articles. Terms cash or good cheque. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. THURSDAY DECEMBER 3 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of farm machin- ery and. numerous other items for the property of HOWARD property of MRS. | HAMMOND, R.R. 2, Port Perry, 4 mi. north of Port Perry or 22 mi. south of Seagrave on Con. 11, 1 mi. east of Port Perry-Sea- grave Rd., including Malco hay elevator, cement mixer, single plow, fertilizer spreader, qty. of lumber, (wooden wheel wagon, Quebec heater, 2 water troughs, platform scales, fanning mill, grain auger, qty. grain, hay knife, seed drill, M.H. manure spreader, 2 wagons, AC pull type combine, disc, rails, Boa-Ski snowmobile and ski-boose, trap, Ige. quty. scrap, numerous other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. D2 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Holsteins Complete Cliffshore Holstein Dispersal for JOHN FERGUSON Port Hope, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. 190 Head, Reg., Class., R.O.P. tested, listed. This entire herd is sired by proven A.l. bulls, such as Mooreville Rocket Kemp, Nelacres Johanna Senator, Dutch-Croft Fury Lad, Admiral Top production herd in Durham County in 1979 with 81 records averaging 16,423 605 3.68% (159-158), 100 milk cows, 12 VG, 60 GP, herd will be reclassified. Features of the sale include a pair of VG full sisters both with over 200 BCA. Their dam is VG-2*, 2nd Dam GP-2*, 23 members of this family are' selling. A group of lovely young cows with full pedigrees. Also a typy group of bred and open heifers. There will be 40 head fresh or close at sale time. Another 20 due in. January. Exceptionally fine herd of home- bred cattle. Sale at 11:00 a.m. Semen sells at 10:45 a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524, N25 THURSDAY DECEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Holstein & Superior Semen Sale Auction sale at the Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ont. Dec. consignment of Holsteins will feature fresh and springing cows and heifers (both purebred and grade) also yearlings and calves. There will be daughters of such noted Sires as Senator, Sheik and Royalty from classified and ROP tested dams also some commercial cows and heifers to help the milk supply. A fine group of open and short bred heifers all from Fre-listed herds. The Semen Sale will be represen- ted by such popular sires as Senator, Sir Christopher, President, Sheik, Warden, Rock: man, Lestér, Royalty and Admiral Citation. Don't miss our last sale of the year. Ed McMorrow, Auctioneer; Neil Malcolm Sales Manager 416-986 4246. D9 Advertising... makes things clear. A PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 25, 1981 -- 31 Auction sles prince Albert by Ilean Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong visited Mr. and Mrs. Stan Kerr in Campbell- ford on Tuesday and their daughter Brenda who is staying with her grand- parents, Brenda is a waitress at the Riverview Restaurant in Campbellford. Holtby Turner of Brandon, Manitoba made his yearly visit to Ontario to take in the Royal Winter Fair and visit family in the Port Perry area. Mr. Turner stayed at Holtbyhome. Congratulations to Mrs. Chas Andrews Sr. who won $50.00 in the "Great Name Game" that runs in the Toronto Star. Mr. and Mrs. Beacock, Mr. and Mrs. S. Moore attended the Hot Beef supper at Raglan. Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong called on Bill's mom at the Rosemere Manor in Lakefield, Ontario. Mrs. E. Tulloch of Regina, Sask accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. R. Tulloch of Toronto visited with their cousins, Les and Grace Beacock. We have been missing | some of our euchre players through sickness, hope you will all soon be on the mend. Also sympathy to Mrs. Bert Gibson in the death of her husband. Eleven tables where filled on Thursday with winners as follows. Ladies: Rachael Forsythe, Mildred Thompson, Ruby Birkett. Men: Alvin Spencer, Carl Gimblett, Wm. Carnegie Lone hand series winner: Myrtle Gimblett with 14 lone hands. Visiting at the Lloyd Peremen home the past week was Beth's sister Anne MacGregor and children of Lockwinoch near Renfrew while husband Jim was attending a conference in Toronto. Then on the weekend Jim joined the family group and took in the community activities. The MacGregors are former residents of the area. On Saturday evening thirteen couples from the couples club went bowling. - The winners for the evening. Men high single Jim MacGregor; Low single Tom Midgley. Ladies high single, Catherine Daigle, low single- Catherine Daigle. Special number - Anne MacGregor. It must have been like old home week as Doug and June Bidgood of North Bay where in town and joined in with the fun at the bowling alley. The dance at the commun- ity centre on Saturday, November 28th needs your support. The music will be Auction Sales WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 16 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Holsteins Wilson's Christmas Bonus Sale selling at the WILSON SALES ARENA, Uxbridge, Ont., featuring a group of fresh young cows including 6 VG, 2 young fresh cows by Nelacres Johanna Senator, 50 head fresh or close at sale time. Also a group of full pedigreed bred & open heifers by Puget Sound Sheik, Prestige of lakehurst, Birch-Hollow Royalty, Starlite. If you wish to , consign to this sale please let us know as soon as possible. Early entries will be in the full extended pedigree catalogue. Sale managed and sold by Lloy Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 414- 852-3524. N25 provided by the Log Cabin Boys. Tickets are $10.00 a couple with light lunch. For tickets phone 985-7471 or 2146. On Sunday, November 29th at 5 p.m. there will be a pot luck supper at the church for all members. of the church and Sunday School. A short program will follow. This will be a special time with Rev and Mrs. Brawn as they are leaving us the end of December. Will each family bring enought food to supply the number of people in your family, also your own plates and silverware. Tea, coffee and drink will be provided for the children. Next week call Armstrong 985-7873. Scugog Island by Mrs. Earl Reader Congratulations to Michael and Mary Lang of Aldred's Beach who = wel- come into their home a wee brother for their 2 little girls. We hope for a speedy recovery for Mary who is also recuperating from surgery in Toronto. We are pleased to report Mrs. Grace Love's mother is much improved in hospital. On Saturday, the Parent's - Auxiliaries of the Scout and Guide movement were over- Jjoyed at the response to their joint project of bake and craft sale. There was noted evidence of co-operation and a good time for the children who could purchase items within their limited budgets. Tho' there was plenty of work involved, the results were very gratifying and thanks is extended to all who took part. Sale of tickets on the afghan was worthwhile. Mrs. Bev. Brown from the "Head,"" new District Commissioner for Guides made the lucky draw. There- fore we congratulate Mrs. Faye Sanderson of the Island as being the winner. Ladies of the "Head", don't forget to-night (Wed.) is the time at 6:30 for your Mystery Sister Supper. This is your last notice, if you wish to contribute toward a gift for the seven Island young people married since May. Within a couple of days the envelopes will be collected from Aldred's store at Con. 11 and Mrs. Nelson Reader at the "Head". If you have forgotten the 7 names, refer to last week's paper. At the Sunday Island Church Service there was a Baptism ceremony for two young boys, Stephen Ronald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings ,and William Thos. son of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. They were welcomed into the church by the Clerk of : Session, Mrs. Eliza Fralick. | We hope to welcome the boys ,into the Sunday School and the parents into the Church. Rev. Clarke's message showed a great amount of study and research into the format of the Bible and its importance. Ther was no Bible before the time of Moses, 1250 yrs after recorded creation, Moses was called upon for many responsibilities, one being the acceptance of the 10 Commandments and the writing of several books of Earline (Turnto page 32)