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Aqction Sale Saturday, May 27 1 p.m. Talisman Emporium Hwy. 115 21/2 mi les north of 401. Large quantlty of furniture, anti ques ind mi scellaneous lnciudlng 4lack oak hand-carved hlg h .back Jacobean hall chair, pine sideboard, rocking chair, steamer trunk, old chairs, buffet, Early Canadian stretcher,, base pine table, ,beds, dressers plus misceilan- -tous tools, glass, brass and hbusehold items. Davis Action -Avctions 728-4455. 21-1 N Tuesday, May 30 n. 7:30.m. - Hosteins MWalmont Spring Special Including 40 head, 12 cows, 30 bred Hefers, 2 service ag e buili, many with full pedi- grees - heifers due summer an~d fali. Sired by "Ultimate", 'Citation Mapic" "Citation R" Kemp' , etc. Lunch. eavailable. Helci at the Mai- mont Sales Arena, Black- stock. Lloyd Wilson, auc- -oneer. Uxbrldge. 416- .052-3542. 20-2N Tuesday, May30, 11 a.m. 1Hoîsteins Complete Ocala Hostein DispersaI for Lloyd and lrwin Smith, R.R. 2, Port Perry. 80 Head, Registered, R. O.P. tested, 17 very good, balance good plus, several 4-H caives. Oune of the great breedi ng herds in Ontario County. A rare opportunity to take advantage of years and years of top breeding. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd 'Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416- -852-3524. 20-2 Wednesday, May 31, lila.m. Hoîsteins Compiete Lillcroft Hostein Dispersai for Lillico Bros., R.R. 5, Woodville, 2 miles east of Woodville to Co-Op and 1 mile north. 80 Head, Register- ed, R.O.P. Tested, 13 very good. One of the top type and production herds ln Victoria County. A great breeding herd with top biood uines. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 20-2 'w, QnIlity shServcce DELICATUSSIN F000MARKET The 1aafAtoniv In Food Shopping COOK OUT SPECIALS LEAN BONELESS $1 .59B CHUCK STEAKS L .LEAN GROUND BEEF . -SA Auction Sa le Grist Mill Auction Barn Newtonville, Friday, May 26,7:00 1p.m. Roto tiller (31/2 h.p.), ew aluminum door (34 x 82), frost free fridge, 24 in. Kelviniator gold stove (10 mos. old), model train, track (mounted), double and sing le beds, dressers, chests of drawers, steel desk, set 6 wood kitchen chairs, sét 4 pressbacks, set 4 chicken coop chairs, wood hi gh chair, double neck yoke, ol d hand phone, oak wardrobe, washstand, blanket box, Morris wing recliner, hall rack, Boston rocker, hall tables, oak buffet, crock, night table, large quantity of sealers, garden tools-, and numerous other articles. Terms: cash. Auctioneers: Stapleton Bros. 786-2244. 21-iN Saturday, May 27,, 1 a. m. Auction sale including round oak table and 6 chairs, oak buffet, china cabinet, Newcombe Piano, McClary ref rigerator 2 door - automati c defrost, 22" stove, 3 pc., bedroom suite, dresser and washstand, White sewing machine, Philips TV, ginger- bread dlock, several silver pieces, carnivai glass, antique picture t rames, f lower stands, gressed back chairs, antique hig h chair, rocking chair, small tables, platform rocker, pine table with drawer, chesterfieid and 2 chairs (older suite in excellent condition), 2 patterned rugs, Beatty washstand, pine bianket box, quilt box, quilts, chandelier with prisms, studio couch, coffee table, picnic table, wooden lawn chairs, wool rug 7 x 8, Portable Electrohome TV, dinette suite, washing machine, power lawn mower, iron ketti e, boxes of fruit jars, several editions of Famiiy Heraid, plus many of other articles. The property of the Estate of the late Wiliamn H. Smith, 23 Main St. N., Uxbridge, (just north of the iights). Sale at 10 a.m. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold b y Llýyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., U xbridge, 416-852-3524. 20-2 Saturday, June 3 10 a.m. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale includling 12 place setting of Limoge China, antique dishes and china, China cabinet and secretary (rounded glass door), antique Oak vanlty, drop leaf table, small tables., 3 pc. bedroom sijfte, rbHaWay bed, chiii- cabinet, occasionat chairs, organ stool, recliner chair, humidifier, kitchen suite and 4 chairs, freezer, coleman stove, crocks, fruit jars, Kenmore mini compact dryer, several chairs, lawn chairs, copper boler, quilt frames, antique steam toy (75 years), garden tools, hand tools - saws etc., power lawn mower, plus many other items. The proper- ty of Wardell White, 83 F irst Ave. in Uxbridg e. (This sale will be followed by the sale for Miss MildredSmith next door to the White property). Sale managed and solcd by Lloyd Wilson ýAuctions Ltd., Ux- bridge 416-852-3524. 21-2 Thursday NigLht, May 25 6:45 at Orval Mc Lean Auction Center, Lindsay Highway 7 at Little Britain Roadg. Consi nments from Mrs. Mel W ite and Mrs. Lloyd Flack, Lindsay. Furni- ture, appliances, antiques, dishes, Yamaha BK7, eiectric organ - bench - 1 year oid - about $2800 new - excellent condition, Heintzman piano, freezer, gold 2 door McLary frost free refrigerator (bot h like new), lamps, bronze dinette set, wing chair, wainut tilt top iniaid table, sofas, swivel chairs, stools, desk, radios, cabinet radio, dryer, Electrolux floor conditioner, picture frames, humidifier, Moffatt 24" automatic range, annex, hall tree, old shot gun, mantel dlock, reciining chair, oak rockin g chair and arm chair, chesterfieid, magazine table, antique rocking chairs, wringer washer, rugs, copper boiler, oak-.secretary, beds, Singer treadie sewing. ma- leatheérarm chaâir, 78 records, leather rocker, Singer treadie sewing machine, antique dlock, quantit y of old picture frames, wooden wrlnger, crocks and jugs, milk cans, old metai tins, old magazines, small parlour table, piano stool, horse collars, coloured bottles, seaiers, garden tools, some dishes-and other temst found ln an old farm home- stead. Terms cash. No re- serve. Paul Lean, auctioneer. Phone 416-352-2403., Saturday, June 3 Furniture and Antiques Auction sale for Miss Mil- dred Smith, 99 First Ave. in Uxbridge. Miss Smith has had tog ive up her home. Contents mnciude several paintings and l ctures, large walnut side- oard, wicker pieces, oak table, china cabînet-hutch, chesterfield and chair, several beautiful antique chairs and tables, bedroomn suite with sing le bed, trunks, washstand and dresser, Hoover washer- spin dry, qu. of fruit jars, 9.arden toois, plus many other items. (Sale will follow the 10 a.m. auction for Mr. White next door). Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3542. 21-2 Friday, June 2 - 10 a.m. Hoisteins Farm Machinery Furniture Auction sale inciuding com- plete Florann Holstein Disper- sai. 60 Head, 54 Registered, 6 N.1. P. Grades, Classified, R.O.P. Tested, ail Biood tested. lncludîng daughters of "Wayne Achilles," "Royal- sta r," "Starlite," "Rock- man," "Royalty." A Very Good daughter of "Triune Achilles" with over 150 BCA selis with a March 7, 1978 daughter by A Skagvale -Classic Citation (Extra), 2nd Dam has 23000 lb. milk. Alsoa beautiful Red 2 yr. old daughter of Stonetown Su- preme-Red seils fresh and mil king in the 60's. Sellinp semen from,,"Royalstar," "Ultimate," "Classic Cita- tion," Pickland Citation R. Machinery: Belarus tractor 500 with cab (70 h.p.), Belarus tractor 400 with loader (50 h.p.), MH 33 tractor, Glencoe 18' cultivator' with wlngs (nearly new), Hydreine 5 furrow 14" piow auto-reset, Int. 3 furro drag plow, 4 furrow drag plow, G-W 8' cultivator, Cockshutt cultivat- or on wheels, N-H 7' haybine, fertilizer spreader 650 lb. (new), N.l1. rake, Int. 46 baler, 3 ewagons and racks, bale elevator, grain wagon with unloader, M-F mix-mili, Int. manure spreader, harrows, extension ladder, minerai feeder, wagon load. Note: This is a good uine of farm machinery - much of it nearly, new. Furniture: Cook stove, Viking refrigerator and stove, freezer, china cabinet, chesterfield and chair, T.V., table and chairs, oid bath tub with legs, office desk. Many other items. The property of Floyd Hogendoorn (recently purchased by John French, 1 miIp south of Millbrook on *County Rd. 10 then 1/2 mile east on 3rd 1 ne of Caven Twp. or 3 miles west of Hwy. 28 at South Monaahan. Furniture selîs at 10 a.m. Wagon load 10:30. Machinery il a.m. Cattie 1 p.m. Lunch.availabie. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge. 4Tý6-S52-352,;. 21-2N Blaekstoek, Thursday evening in Black- stock will be a night of Community interest and en- tertainment as the Cartwright Central Publie School will hold their Annual 'Spring Up'. The Senior Citizen Card Party was held on Tuesday evening, with 18 tables parti- cipating: 1-Elva Van Camp- 85, 2-Russell Larmer-84, 3- Burt Gibson-à3, 4-Verna Drap- per-82, -Carl Avery-81, 6- Roy Ego-81 and low-Roy Werry. Mrs Roy Taylor spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor at their country home at Walker's Point on Lake Muskoka. On Mother's Day they attended St. James Anglican Church in Graven- hurst and after church had dinner at Muskoka Sand's Inn overlooking Lake Muskoka. Sunday, May 2lst, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Taylor of Scar- borough, and Carolyn from Toronto enjoyed Sunday after- noon and evening meal with Mrs. Roy Tayrlor'in Blac- scarves to accent a wardrobe. The six Rangers were accom- panied by Lois Van Camp on guitar during the singing of: 'Our Way', 'Let It Be', and the Ranger theme song, 'Let there Be Peace On Earch'. The many children attending the show enjoyed the penny sale, while cheese with breads and coffee or juice were served. Mrs. Blake Gunter and Mrs. Roy Turner, leaders of the Rangers shared in providing the commentary for-the fash- ion show. Friday children at the Nursery School learned more about the different ' musical sounds thanks to four C.C.P.S. students. The morning visitors were: John Green with trum- pet and Judy Ayer on flute. In the afternoon the four year olds were entertained by Kelly McLaughlin on ber French Horn and Marilyn Green with her slide trombone. Mr. and Mrs. James Flem- ing, Eileen and David of Ottawa were weekend guests at the Schryburt home. This coming Sunday at il: 00 a.m., weather permitting, the St. John's Anglican Church will hold their Annual Roga- tion Service at the home of George and Norma Wolfe, followed by a Pot Luck dinner at the Parish Hall, everyone is welcome. Tuesday evening Candy Malcolm showed slides of her recent trip to the Holy Land at the Nestleton United Church in North Nestleton, several members of the Blackstock Charge attended. A.C.W. Meeting On Thursday, May l8th, St. John's A.C.W. met at 4 p.m. at Pine Ridge Pottery on High- way 7A, east of Nestleton. The group enjoyed a very interest- ing tour and talk with Mr. Culnow and his sister, Beth who have been operating the business since last summer. Following the tour the ladies went to the home of Gail Mason, where everyone enjoy- ed a social time and a pot luck supper. After the meal presi- dent Sharon Umphrey con- ducted the business meeting. A donation was made to the O.N.O. for the use of their dishes. June loth was set as the date for the Annual Spring Supper. Next month's meeting will be held in the Parish Hall on Thursday, June 8th at 8 p.m., when Sergeant Roy Hobbs will speak on crime prevention. Anyone interested in attending is most welcome, lunch will be served. The meeting concluded with a thought provoking reading and discussion by Gail, on the subject of 'Life after Life?'. The Blackstock Drop-in Club held their organization meeting on Wednesday, May 17th, with a follow-up execu- tive meeting on Monday evening. Officers for the club are: President - Leanne Van Camp, Vice President - Kim Jeffery, Treasurer - Brian Dalton and Secretary, Wendy Guernsey., Tenta ti ve-plans were formulated for a bottle drive in the near -future- as,.a fund raising project. There will be a 'teen dance' on Friday night, May 26th, in Blackstock for teens in the area and prospective mem- bers; further information will be available later in the week by contacting an officer of the club. During the following weeks the officers plan to attend service clu bs and organizations to ask for sup- port in obtaining funds for recreational equipment. Madame Justice Van Camp, Aileen Van Camp, and Eileen McLaughlin were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Drinkwater for the' Victoria Day weekend in Ottawa. While in Ottawa they attended festive boat parades on the canal and enjoyed the sight of Ottawa at 'tulip time'. The Blackstock Nursery School will hold an important business meeting at the school on Monday evening, May 29th, all interested in the school are asked to attend as the bulk of the business will concern the running of the school in 'the faîl. Citizens of Blackstock, don't forget, on May 27th the mou The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 24, 1978 1 LREAL ESTATE i Ol der Home in >;North End Graclous large home in desireable forth end of Bowmanville. Close to churches, schools and shopping. 4 bedrooms, family room, separate dining room, pantry, fi!replace in, living room, and Quebec heater in k!ichen. Situated on large lot with several mature trees - $69,900. Private sale. 623-9246. Couâuntry Living Two-bedroomn brick bungal ow,, garage, extra Iarge.kitchen, natural fireplace, main f loor Iaundry room, carpeted throughout, 10 years old. Lot 150' x 150'. Asking $50,000.00. Cail1623-7135 or 983-5593. Dunwo ody Limit.d Truste. Un Bankruptcy 57 Simcoe St. S. Suite 1A Phône 576-3430 P.O. Box 516 AVAL FINANC ING1 LTPD 1 and Mrs.nGrlellaN d u Ple Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer. Fifty young people attended the Talk Alpha Conference atOnai the United Church in Black-Otao stock over the holiday week- MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS end. THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975 NOTICE 0F PUBLIC MIEETING DON 'T LET ROAD TAK- aTC IA r~t~~et1n-g of CODIIOSThe Liquo Lýene DaJ of On ario wilbe TUR YOR WRLD HALL, '217 MURRAY STREET, U PSIDE DOWN ofE1:00o'clJu n e frnoa h tîme fIe Board wîll hear appli cations for new licences in accordance with The Lîquor Licence Acf, 1975 a nd Regulaf ions fhereunder. The followung esfablishiment Oas applied for a icence o f the class indicafed, and the app ic afion w iIll e enferfained af the aforemeof onied locafion and f me. Erinli Golf Course Town of Newcastle (MA: R.R. #4, Bowmanville) Public House Licence 'f AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE fIai any per- son who is resdenf in the munîcîpalîty and oblects t a ny a pplîcafion may file fhe grounids of objection in person af the fîme and place of fhe meeting or i wrîfiog copies ni whîchw Ilile forwardedto0applîcanfi f0 Eoecofive Dîrector, Liquor Licence Board of Ontario, SAFE DRIVING 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East, IS A FAMILY AFFAIR FH83 TORONTO, Ontf1arîo. M5E IA4. Oshawa monument Co. FamiIy Memorials Markers Anl Design and Lettering Don. by Us on Promises -NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please-Telephone 728-3111 for Fuli Details Savi ngs non-chequing VICTORIA and GREY TRUST lain Maciver, Manager 68 Kling St. E. Bowma nvillie Hacmpton Union Cemetery wiII hold Decoration Day on Sunday, June 1 lth at 2:30 p.m. Pastor E rb wiII bethe speaker. Soloists wiI11 be Grace Smith and Bruce Hurst. FLEA MARKET Sunday, May 28th 9:00 a.m.to 5 OOp.m. at BUYES an SELERS WELCOME MACDONALD FORD MAKES UT EASY TO OWN OINE. TOUGH TRUCK With Dea Is Like This: New 1978 Ford F-150 Custom Pickup Power Disc Brakes. Chrome Front Bumper THIS WE EK ONLY Power Steengf. Rear Step Bumper Swing Lok Mirrors. Rustproofed Fender Liners $54630Stock No. 8T158 A TREMENDOUS SELECTION 0F PICKUPS FOR EVERY PURPOSE. OPEN HOUSE Saturday, May 27th 1:30p.m.- 4 p.m. 37 Ashda le, Bowmanville Beautiful 4 bedroom backsplit. Finished famllyroomn with fireplace. Directions - Hwv. 2 to Simpson, left on Hobbs, right on Ashdale,. Your flost - George Livingstone RMR Reait Estate Ltd. Realtor 420 King St. W. across f rom Oshawa Centre. 728-9414 Chequing Savi ngs vo no serviceA charge :j i. M Àr WYO