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i E e At iF toilet p amber & f tions. Plan to attend! Kitchen --, Sea | c¢ hs Cash. No Reserve. Sale at | Breeze Record Player, 2 pair | chair (antique), by 1:00 p.m. drapes, Studio Couch, Water | les, Pine chests, p a Softener, Floor Lamp, Dishes, | chairs, Captain ; WERRY, Dahlia (large blooms), 3/ cupboard, 4 pe. : 2--May26 Auctioneers | (runks, Picture Antique , Qpeaiowmanien Frame, Coal .~- A, cream & sugar. RY SATURDAY, MAY 29th Lanterns, Brass iniere, dish, ox : At To Complete Clear- a, Gas Heater, Lawn} any) : ance Furniture. - | Swing, Barbeque, Roto-Tiller, | Several Antique cake plates, ances, Dishes ete, for Mrs.|Garden Tools, tron Kettle, ine), Anth ; JERRY BAILEY, 149 Baid./ Vise, 22 Rifle, Number other Re win Street, Brooklin (north| Articles. The property of By ead of town, on main high-| Mra. Albert Cleland. 2% mile Gold Watches (antique) Hand hy way); Consisting of Gateleg | e#st of Zephyr, corner of Ze- Pefatet becsches tantignd ' drop leaf table with 4 match- sideroad and Sth Con. | Silver spooner, hundreds at ttendance Small " (walnut); pedestal a Twp. Rae 2 note sale other enthgnss. Plan to at- A hi ornate carving); coffee start at 7 p.m. sharp. | tend large sale : table (glass top); overstuffed) LLOYD WILSON, Uxbridge/| Cash. Sale at 12 noon The second performance of ia upholstered rocking chair; | & W. D. ATKINSON, | (must start on time) Dustbound in A Victorian : upholstered chairs and couch- Stouffville | Graham, Clerk. Par lly "Snow » es; oceasional chairs; desk | Sale Managers & Auctioneers | | REG & LARRY JOHNSON, oan Se Sane a X with chair; magazine tables; |~ _ > ~- 2--Mayl9 Auctioneers bound in a Victorian Parlour Ie wasters tape lenges Sectetoak TURDA . MA ol Ph. Sunderland (705) 357-3270 wes again enjoyed at Port 7 sser; beds; dressers; arm taplements ont Fone, THURSDAY, MAY 27th Perry High School. The cast x chairs; frigidaire Fridge; pro; MEL' Auction Sale of Farm Mach- gave a fi lormance with . Westinghouse 4 burner stove; HOCHLEY, Lot 2990 Con 2. inery and Furniture, the pro- 1 heck wash malin, vesumm chee Seats Suen 3%, alieo west, 3 cs Late JOHN ol a to the 7 ; toaster; mixer;| mile north Zephyr or 1, Con. 8, Brock tennial mmittee. To J blankets; linens; towels; gar-| miles N. E. of Mt. Albert. 20/Twp. % mile West of Wil- icture: Left, Rev Seale den tools; emaried glues: Gi | head of stocker steers, Here frid, "3% miles south or 2% eee Si. ee n shes; plus other ford and Angas. MF. 165|mile NE. of Udora Allis Hazel Slemmons, Claudette 2 items. AUCTIONEER'S Note | Diesel tractor(1500 hrs.) good | Chalmers W.D. 45 tractor & Brock and Allene Kane are w --These are the contents of | condition, Multi- Power and | loader, Case V.A. tractor, J. oo . \ an elderly lady. iy has Power stesing ee D. Baler, 14 T. J.D. Manure enjoying a cup of tea, and in ; kept « finest . . No. 22 tractor | Spreader, J. D. side ri new i Jean pC Lh House | with hydraulic seuffler, Cock- ), MH. seed Ae gn the bottom picture Seid. Terms Cash. shutt 1 row corn picker, M.H.| White Threshing Machine, Kennedy, Jean Nodwell, : HENRY KAHN, Sale mgr 26 S.P. Combine, 10 ft. | Qu. of farm machinery, large Kathie Kane are listening to 7 & Auctioneer. 6686189|M.H. Seed drill, J.D. corn|qu. of scrap. Dining room the craan wemic clad b 4 2--May26 planter, 2 row MF. No. 10 suite. chesterfield suite, Pine af a, ree SV < ae | baler, Machinery. | chests, 3 wardrobes, anti me Kane. THURSDAY, MAY 20th | Lincoin Welder 225 amp|wash stands & writing desk. Bt 7:30 p.m. Evening -- "Heron-) (nearly new), Qu. of ensilage,|Spool bed, Bull's eye bed, : ' gate a Auction", Lo- pe. Bed, spr.,| Fan back chair, Lazy Boy Vi- be '¢ LIONS CLUB s cated off #2 Highway, north| and matt. Chest of drawers,|brator chair, box stove anti-| |" 2 ' on Altona Rd. at -- Hill,) Admiral T.V., Qu. of other| que, Dishes, some antiques, % ? TO HOLD a or 1 mile south of ale,| furniture. Farm Sold. Terms Qu. of other antique furni-| § ; BULB CAMPAIGN a on Altona Rd im} cash. Sale at 1 pm. Gerald/ture. Terms cash. Sale at : > Antique, Modern, and Con-| Graham, Clerk. | 1230. Gerald Graham, Clerk. ' Lions Light Bulb Cam s temporary Furniture, Glass,| REG & LARRY JOHNSON,| REG & LARRY JOHNSON, ' ; ae -- : China, Appliances, etc. Feat-/-2--May26 Auctioneers Auctioneers | i will begin with the packing '* this week: Hanging Ph. (705) 357-3270 4 + of bulbs in the Curling Club ne lamp; Tea Wagon; Two-Seater Monday, May 31. On June 7 : Settee with 2 matching chairs | - -- : : 4] (Early C $i ); Open fac-| members of the Lions Club y Early Canadian Cradle; Drop-| Leaf Table (pine); Drum Tab- le, plus other Tables; Anti- que os Room Desk; Vic- torian Rocker (cane back;) Nursing Rockers (walnut &) oak); m Rocker and oc- casional Chairs; old wash-| stands, some with arms; Hall | ' 1 fertilizer units, etc. AUCTIONEER'S Note: This! is another of our outstanding Thursday Night Auctions. | Pian to attend, and enjoy the rustic setting of a Country! scene. PS. Auction Time-- Every Thursday Night at 7:30 pm. Quality Consign. | N, Auctioneer Phone (416) 668-6189 or 294-0426 SATURDAY, MAY 72nd Auction Sale of Real Estate, | - ELECTRIC - will be knocking on every door in Port Perry and the neighbourhood offering the bulbs for sale. The Port Perry staff of Thos. N. Shea Ltd. are pictured in St. Louis in front of their PORT PERRY } 985-2473 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE | chartered Air Canada Viscount. Left to right Bob Shea, Marjorie Tripp (local manager), | Lawrence Morrison and Tom Shea. The 48 seat aircraft was flown by the company last | Tuesday to St. Louis to attend a special sales training seminar in the headquarters building | of the Aims Corp, with whom the Shea Company is affiliated. Lectures concentrated on | the details of the new inter-city relocation service now offered to clients in this area as well as the improved picture brochure programme for listings. Clerks. CAM. HICKSON, Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont Ph. Lindsay 705-324-9959