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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR REAL ESTATE -- Tuesday, October 31, 1989 Warm sun greets Islanders as they leave church Scugog Island Area News by Mrs. Earl Reader ESTHER KELLY Esther was an active partici- pant on the Student Council at C.H.S., in sports and was the editor of the Year Book. Esther is now attending Queen's Universi- ty majoring in Physical Education. I'm sure its safe to say everyone enjoyed the Indian Sum- mer of the past week, except the early fogs for driving. In talking to people on opposite sides of the Island, one described the beauty in outline of houses across the lake as the sun cleared away the fog. On the opposite side, one resident described the wild beauty as hundreds of wild ducks rose or settled on a nearby pond. We appreciate our Island living more each year. On Sunday a record attendance was noticed at the Island United Church where a well delivered service was appreciated. In reviewing the take-home bulletins we were made aware of a different side of China from the one in recent news. Chinese life is improving in food production for 1,073 billion people. Housing is im- proving as well as life in the Chinese Church and life-affecting decisions. After the service the congrega- tion gathered outside, in the sun, like flies at this time of year, to have a friendly chat with neighbours. It was certainly reminiscent of former days. Rev. Lynne Belfry-Graham will not be in her office this week due to her continuing education pro- gramme. She is taking 'Conflict Resolution in the Church' at Five Oaks. This Wed. the "Head" U.C.W. will meet at the home of Mrs. Clara Dowson. The "Grace" U.C.W. will not meet until Thurs- day evening in the church base- ment when they will see a video on 'Women in the Ministry." Anyone is welcome. Starting next Sunday & every Sunday in Nov. there will be a food box near the door to restock the Food Bank, as it is now the turn of the Island United Church. It has been the custom of Island residents to express, through this column, sympathy to neighbours and other residents when they lose a dear family member. Therefore, at this time we send condolence to Jim Tower and his family on Conc. 9 as Jim's father in New Brunswick passed away with a heart attack. Jim became well known to us in the election of last year and his wide spread work. We are slow in expressing sym- pathy to Burnsell Webster and his family in Port Perry but former- ly of Manchester as they mourn the loss of Burnsell's wife, Marion. They spent much of their life as ardent workers in the . Scugog Pastoral Charge. This week the "Head" U.C.W. and friends will be serving at the Hospital Tuck Shop. : Mrs. Marion Carter has return- ed to her cozy little home and par- ticipation with the Golden Slip- pers after a month in Edmonton where she travelled by train ac- companied by granddaughter Kristy Richardson to visit with her daughter Ann, husband, & 2 grandchildren, 4 & 2 years. Ann is a very busy person with her nee- dle craft & teaching in this capacity. The Christian Women's Club will meet Thursday, Nov. 2 at 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. for a dessert evening at the Masonic Hall on Queen St. The Special Feature is "Great Pie Making" as well as Special Music & Speaker. Please phone Kim 985-8753 for reservations. New grain plan deadline The deadline for the second year of the Ontario Farm Income Stabilization Plan has been ex- tended to December 31, 1989, from October 1, 1989. The voluntary, three-year plan, which began in 1988, covers corn, soybeans, barley, oats, winter wheat, spring wheat and canola. Participating growers receive a supplementary payment from the stablization fund in years when market prices are depressed. No fee or crop production estimates are required to enroll. To be eligible for the plan, pro- ducers must agree to complete, sign and return a crop sales report each year. The 20 per cent penalty for late enrolment by eligible producers for the second year of the plan has been eliminated for the period up to December 31, 1989. Any forms postmarked after that date will be accepted for the third and final year of the plan at a 20 per cent penalty. Payments will be limited to the two-thirds of the plan funded by the provincial government. Producers, who enrolled in 1988 for the three-year program, will receive acknowledgement of their enrolment later this fall. Enrolment forms will be available at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, in Ux- bridge, later this month. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Highway Tractors, Trucks and Trailers Complete Pallet Making Equip- ment, Bulldozer, Trusses and Truss Making Equipment, Lumber, Pressure Treated Lumber, Lift Forks. The proper- ty of HASIUK HOMECARE located off Hwy. 401, at Colborne, at Percy St. (corner of Percy St. and Hwy 401. COLBORNE, On- tario. HIGHWAY TRACTORS AND TRUCKS: 1983 Freightliner, cab-over sleeper - Cummins Big Cam - 350 - 9 speed, 40,000 rear; 1981 Freightliner, cab-over sleeper - Cummins Big Cam 350 with Jake Brake, 40,000 rear; 1979 Frelghtliner, cab-over sleeper - Cummins 350, Big Cam, 9 speed - 40,000 rear; 1979 Dodge - 300 Series - 318 gas - 12' platform, 4 speed single axle; 1976 G.M.C. 6500 Serles - 350 gas - 16' platform, 5 speed; 1986 Chevrolet Chevette Scooter - 4 door, Hatchback, radlo, 4 speed; 1979 G.M.C. 2 ton truck - step side, 305 automatic, power steering, brakes, bucket seats; 1977 Jeep CJ7-V8, automatic - swivel seats; 1976 - 3 Legger Trailers, Trailmobile, 45' flat deck - airlift axle-tie down track; 1976 Fruehauf - 3 Legger with 45° flat deck; 1974 Fruehauf - 45' flat deck, 3 Legger with 3rd axle lift (for parts); 1974 Trailmobile B Train Tandem 52°, 28' and 24' with tie down; Case 580 Tractor Loader-backhoe, new motor; Dé Cat Bulldozer, power shift, 12' blade; 1981 Sellick 12000 Ib. lift fork truck; 18° Mast with Ford Diesel motor - 3 speed powershift; 1964 Massey Ferguson 2200 Series, 5000 Ib. lift; 16' Mast - Continental gas motor. TRUSS EQUIPMENT: Large quantity of New Roof Trusses 18' - 50' span. 2 Radial Arm cut-off saws - 18° blades, 550 volt, 3 phase. Complete Truss Roller System, 550 volt. 3 phase - 11' throat. COMPLETE PALLET EQUIPMENT: Dust Collector 10 h.p., 550 Volt, 3 phase, 18' Cone - all plping - 10 yrs. old, 48' Steel deck table saw - 16" blade, 550 Volt - 3 phase, 52" steel deck table saw - 18"' blade - 550 Volt, 3 phase, Tosz Multi-blade Rip Saw - 7 blades with feed, 550 Volt, 3 phase, 33 h.p., Tosz Straight line 16" blade with feed 550 Volt, 3 phase, Oliver single head Notcher 550 Volt, 3 phase, New Air Com- pressor 10 h.p. including all plp- Ing, complete, 550 Volt 3 phase, 2 Head Champer, 550 Volt 3 phase, 2000 1b. load lifter, 3pt. LUMBER AND STEEL: Approx. 15,000' of new pressure treated lumber, 1 x 4,2%x4,2%x6 2x8, 4x4, 6x6. Large quantity of used black steel. MISCELLANEOUS: 440 Scorpion Snowmobile, Canadiana Riding Lawnmower 38' cut; Homelite 7 h.p. riding lawnmower 38' cut, 30 load binder, quantity of chains, Aluminum racking system for Flat Deck, quantity of 4' load straps, used pallets and many other items. TERMS: cash - No Reserve. Sale at 10 a.m. beginn- ing with small items, trusses and equipment, fork lifts cars and trucks. Pallet equipment sells last at other location. Sale managed and sold by Carl Hickson Auc- tions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 - Car 705-749-7084. N7 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Sale of fine furniture antiques and collectibles including partial estate from the late Joseph Calford, Toronto to be held at 830 Brock Rd. S. Pickering at rear. To include: round oak tables and chairs, oak buffets, pr. - oak French doors, Gateleg table & 4 harp-back chairs, old Royal Dovultons, Victorian what-not- shelf, oak office chair, maple dressers, pine dressers, 2 Vic- torian needle-point chairs, oak flat-to-wall cupboard, desks, pine bed, 100 pieces of Sterling silver,, gold medals, jewelry, lots of glass & collectibles, plus many more items. Come early -- large sale. Terms are cash or cheque with 1.D. Lunch available. Lots of parking. For more information call 1-263-4252 or 1-985-0749. Garry K. Powell Auctioneer. Saturdays Auction Action." NOVEMBER 4 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon 10 mi. N.E. Oshawa *Saturdays Auction Action" Every Saturday Night Sale to include: chesterfield "loveseat & chairs, mahogany & walnut tables, 2 bedroom suites, armoirs, desks, assorted dressers, brass lamps, brass fireplace doors, 9 pc. Walnut din- ing room suite, mahogany deacons bench, wicker plant stand, bulls-eye lamps, limited edition prints, black walnut spinette desk, Tiffany bifold lamp, stamp collection, plus lots of box lots, glass & collectibles. Terms are cash or cheque with 1.D. To list your farm sale, estate or consignment please call Garry to discuss your preference for your place or ours. We have 2 phone numbers only for your con- venience. 1-263-4252 or 1-985-0749 Pethick Auction Barn. Garry K. Powell Auctioneer. FALL STOCKER SALES Sold & Managed by Carl Hickson Auctions. At Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. Wednesday, Nov. 1 - all Calf Sale. Wednesday, Nov. 8 - Mixed - Calves & Yearlings To consign to County Sales contact Wayne Telford, 705-292-9531. All above sales start at 10:00 a.m. sharp. QUINTE CATTLEMEN'S SALES At Hoard's Station Sale Barn, R.R. 5, Campbellford, Ont. Thurs- day, November 9 - Mixed Sale - 80 percent Calves - 20 percent Yearl- ings. These sales start at 12 Noon. To consign to Quinte Sales contact Pat Quinn - 705-653-2018 -- Dave Denure 613-395-5481 or Sale Barn 705-653-3660. All these Stocker Sales are top quality, Farmer Fresh Cattle. All Sales managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 - Car Phone 705-749-7084. NOTE: Regular Weekly Sales Monday at 1:00 P.M. & Friday at 11:00 A.M. Lind- say Sale Barn. Tuesdays at 12 Noon - Hoard's Station Sale Barn. Hope to see you during the Fall Season. Clip this ad and save for dates!! SALE TIME: 1:30 P.M. Real Estate Auction Located at O'Rellly's Lane, 2 miles east of Valentia on Victoria County Road No. 18. New 1400 square foot, 3 bedroom, brick bungalow overlooking Lake Scugog with 2 car garage, finish- ed basement, 12 baths, electric heat, carpeted, landscaped & seeded lawn, completely ready to move In. Terms: $10,000.00 day of sale. Remaining amount within 30 days. Sold subject to very reasonable reserved bid. Can be seen by appointment - Call 705-324-9677 -- Don Corneil Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn 4 maple dining room chairs, chesterfields parlour tables, walnut half moon tables, wooden floor lamps, maple rocking chairs, occasional chairs, Hunter 50,000 BTU natural gas furnace, electric snowblower, modern dresser & chest of drawers, wooden rocking chairs, coffee & end tables, wooden kitchen chairs, roll-away beds, copper boilers, wall telephone, quantity of modern furniture, tools, china, glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-766-2183. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Estate Sale. Good appliances, furniture, some antiques proper- ty of MRS. FRED COCKBURN, Beaverton (giving up housekeep- ing) & others. Excellent f.f. refrigerator, electric stoves, mini washer, sectional chesterfield, Frigidaire gold stacking dryer & auto washer, colour TV, 30" elec- tric stove, white bedroom suite, hall tree, double oven electric stove, easy chairs, parlour table, coin operated dryer, walnut fram- ed chesterfield, console table. & chairs, new lawn furniture, metal office cabinet, file cabinet, laun- dry tubs, electric snowblower, wringer washer, new brown doors, chesterfields, Frigidaire dryer, Inglis auto washer, ex- cellent Wurlitzer electric organ. No reserve - property sold. To list your sale call Orval McLean Auc- tions, 324-2783 or 1-800-461-6499 Or- val or Barry Mclean. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn 8 pc. pine dining room suite, 6 Captain's chairs - good condition, refinished oak hall seat, 4 section stacking oak bookcase, refinished oak hall table, oak parlour tables, spinning wheel, Welson electric organ, 6 pc. mahogany dining room suite, round oak pedestal coffee table (with claw feet), wicker rockers, mantel clocks, 3 pc. modern bedroom suite (water mattress), swivel rockers, Deer head gun rack, washstands, anti- que chest of drawers, refinished pine harvest table (with 2 drawers), pine lamp table, bear traps, quilts & rugs, 12 ga. shotgun, 4-10 shotgun, 303 LE En- field rifle, approx. 850 baseball cards, 1987 Chevette - cert., 1977 Dodge 4 dr., 1978 Chevette, 14 ft. fibreglass boat & tilt trailer, quan- tity of tools, china, glass & collec- tible items. Don Corneil Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER ¢ SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Monthly Saddle Horse & Tack Auction Lindsay Community Sale Barn R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. Tack at 7:00 p.m. Horses at 8:00 p.m. For consignments or further information contact Sale Barn 705-324-2774 or Sale Managed & Sold by Carl Hickson Auctions 705-324-9959 or Car 705-749-7084. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby Having received instructions from A. Lawson, Fisher Inc., trustee in bankruptcy, we are clearing the assets of LADY DI'S TONING & TANNING plus a restaurant from Whitby & office equipment, including 14 Slender You Toning beds, 2 tanning beds, 10 lockers, counters, stools, recep- tion desk, 15 assorted desks, chairs, adding m/c's, photocopiers, typewriters, 6 mo. old Hobart U.C. dishwasher, 2 12 ft. freezers, 6 x 10 walkin cooler, conveyer pizza-oven, convection oven, coolers, toaster, Coke m/c, cold table, S.S. hood, fryer, milk m/c, 5 burner coffee m/c, sinks, Cory coffee grinder, C. O2 unit table & chairs, shelving, plus many other articles NEW MAT- TRESSES & BOX SPRINGS. NOTE TIME: 10:00 a.m. Good sale, plan to attend. Viewing Fri- day from 1 to 6 p.m. McLean Auc- tion & Liquidations 686-3291 or 432-2836. \ THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction Sale of Furniture & An- tiques for the Estate of the late IVADELL EMPRINGHAM, Port Perry, plus contents from a Markham home, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge,' Ont., including 8 pc. oak dining room suite (7 mo. old), 5 pc. dinette suite, bed chesterfield (tan - excell.), swivel rockers, Electroholme colour TV, bedroom suite, apt. size freezer, sewing machine, Hoover vacuum, picture frames, brass lamps, quilts, dishes including crystal, cups & saucers, cream & sugars, pots & pans, crocks, collection of horses, rug, linens, gas barbeque, dehumidifier, Moody metal lathe with accessories, snowblower, 11 H.P. Roper riding lawnmower, plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. Oo 3 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SALE TIME: 12:00 Noon Outstanding Art & Antique Auction Sale Bowmanville Recreation Complex, Bowmanville, Ont. Exceptional quality sale highlighted by several 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Century oil paintings including Vandyck, Bough, Pell, Berchem, Dencan, Victorian Prints, New Prints, A.J. Casson, Romance, Bateman, etc., unique signed bronze figures (old) Diana, Eagle, Goddess Ti, huge dragon, Rare and beautiful Imari bowls, plates, urns, Rare Russian Samover with Czar Nicholas seal, Coalport India Tree dishes, Rare Alabaster Statue (The Sower), Huge amount of Crystal, Rare Beer Steins, Dozens of Gurgrean figurines - Herend, Hollohenza, Dreden, many Royal Doulton, Hummel, 2 Pairpoint Lamps, Tif- fany lamp, Steubben Lamp, Per- sian silk and wool carpets, Several banquet lamps, oil lamps, dozens of collector plates, outstanding selection of Victorian furniture including roll top desk, hall stands, vanities, dressers, tables, Victorian bedroom suite, cedar chests, exceptional 10' or- nately carved walnut dining room table, set of 8, set of 4 balloon back chairs, 3 dining room suites, Two exceptional pine cupboards, one original paint, 24 pane glass, flat- to-wall, one rare large pine corner. cupboard, several clocks, wat- ches, violin, accordlan, and hun- dreds of collectibles. (Partial list only. More details next week.) AUCTIONEERS NOTE: We have been extremely fortunate to have had the opportunity to be able to select such an outstanding and rare selection of over 400 lots from 20 different households, estates, and private collections for this sale - Many Exquisite items! Note Time and location Nov. 11, 12 noon, Bowmanville Recreation Complex, Hwy. 2 & Reg. Rd. 57. Large clean modern facilities, lots of parking, good lunch, ample comfortable seating. Sale order as per catalogue. 'The Extra Mile Auc- tioneers" 263-8710 Steve Liptay & family. IF YOUR AD WAS HERE ... over 20,000 people could have read it this week! That's a lot of potential customers for your business. Advertising made easy -- find out more about it! Call ... 985-7383 for Information!