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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 3, 1979 Auction Sale at Haydon Barn Saturday, October 6 at 7p.m. Large quantity of furniture, real good fridge, several stoves, ail burner stove and tank, wooden kitchen suite, dressers, many other articles. Cliff Pethick, auctioneer. 40-1 N Auction Sale for Eric Huntington Scugog Point 1 p.m. Armstrong's Corners or 31/2 miles north of Nestleton. On Wednesday, October 10 Tools and odds and ends, cement mixer, new plywood, doors, Annex stove, picnic table, new dish washer, slate blackboard, 2 treadie sewin machines,-32 ft. and 12ffP extension ladders, '64 Mercury car as is, 50 ft. snow fence, 3 tables full of small articles, small tools, '71 Moto Ski for parts. Partial list. Terms cash. Property sold. C. Pethick, auctioneer. L. Harris, clerk. 40-1 N Auction Sa le for Mr. and Mrs. A. Christie 2 roads south of Blackstock, east to cemetery and 1/2 mile north. On Monday, Thanksgiving Day at 1 p.m. Large quantity of furniture and things. Red chairs and 3' stools, coffee table, end tables, 2 rocking chairs, arm chair, stereo, wood and iron lawn chair,mfireplace equipment, vacuum cleaner, books, umbrella holder, rolls of plastic, Christmas things, drapes, bedspread, car vacuum, mats, rugs, trunk, dishes, pots and pans, 50 bales hay, hand cultivator, wheel barrow, quantity of tools and wrenches, garden tools, four doors, cedar posts, 2 carpent- er's tool boxes, toboggan, snow shoes, drapery and hardware, 2 helmets, vege- tables. This is a patriai list, look for Monday's sale. No reserve. Moving. Terms cash. C. Pethick, auctioneer. L. Harris, clerk. 40-1N Auction Sa le Saturday, October 6 1 p.m. At Bannisfer's Auction Hall Bewdley Consisting of chest of drawers, tables, chairs, bed chester- field, dishes, glassware, color and black and white TV, spin washers, chesterfields, appliances, small wood stove, and other items still being consigned. Roger Bannister, auctioneer, 416-797-2651.4 401 N Auction Sale for Mrs. Gordon Lane 86 OrchardNVew Blvd. Oshawa (off Simcoe St. N.) Saturday, October 6 1 p.m. Bed spring and mattress, dresser, trunk, scales, projector table, clothes hamper, small table, chest of drawer.s, table lamp, garbage pail, green chair, set of 12World Wonder books, stove, fridge, green chair, orange chair, chesterfield and chair, kitchen table, record player and radio, TV tables, electric broom, vacuum cleaner, green cabinet, green lamp, paleo amp,edishes, rocking chair, coffee table, couch, antique chair, buffalo robe, Arvin radio, Victor radio, radio and record player, card table, exerciser and motor, g reen harvest table, chair acks and seats, small trunk, copper bolier, jig saw, Beaver saw, gas stove, small electric stove, washer, dryer, step stool, pictures clock, fruit jars, blue basin, some antiques. Terms cash. House sold. C. Pethick, auctioneer. L. Harris, clerk. 40-1 Auction Sale Grist MilI Auction Centre Newtonville Friday,OctoberSth 7:00 .m. Selling a 4 pc. bedroom suite, china cabinet, good glass and dishes, kitchen set, sofa, washer spin dryer, carpets, typewriter, office chairs, tennis table, and numerous other items including some carpenter's tools and chisels. Terms cash. Auctioneer Frank Stapleton 786-2244. 40-1 N Auction Sale Private Estate Property of Mr. William Tonkin, 123 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa. To be held at Stirtevant's Auction Hall, 33 Hall St., Oshawa. Thursday, October 4 at 6 p.m. Refrigerator, electric stove, antique dining room suite (good condition), 54" antique brass bed, wardrobe, highboy, antique dressers and chest of drawers, four piece bedroom suite, vanity, platform rocker, bed chesterfield, treadle sew- i ng machine, bridge -lamp, coffee and end tables, hall table, Viking black and white Portable TV, two half moon ables, desk, two antique rockers, tiffany lamp, air conditioner, dinette suite, table lamps, rugs, drapes, washstand, trunk, automatic washer, large quantity of linen and bedding, kitchen appiances, quantity of dishes and silver, ail furniture in, ood condition. Terms cash. Muse sold., Myles King, auctioneer. 725-5751 or 723-0501. 40-1 Giant Auction Sale Thanksgiving Monday at ober8 at iîa.M. The property of Mr. Pa e, lot 13 concession 10, Mara Town- ship. 1 mile west of Udney off of Hwy.169 or 5 miles south of Orillia. David Browne tractor, cultivator, baler, grain auber, manure spreaders, A bine, John Deere mowers, two wagons, 43 head of Hereford cattle, team harness, 800 bushels of grain, 5,000 bales of hay and straw, two aid pine cupboards, four washstands, two cookstoves, number of dishes, three piles of hard- wood, numerous other articles. Best sale of the year. Terms cash. No reserve. Property sold, Earl Gauslin, auctioneer, 640-3079. 40-1 N Tuesday, October 9 Holtens The Kawartha Klassic Holstein Sale at Peterborough Exhibition Grounds, Peter- borough. A group of outstand- ing consignments includin a Nugg&et 2 yr. aid pro jected ta 200 BCA and bred to "Astro- naut" (Ex). Her Dam is Very Good, 2nd Dam Excellent, 3rd Dam Very Good. Also a "Crusader" the Junior Champion for 1979 Peterboro Ca. Alsa sf 2 yr. aid from Peterboro Co. 4 "Senators" including 2 fancy senior show calves and a Very Good 3 yr. old with Excellent Mammary. Also a fancysenior yearling by "Senator" f rom a Very Good "Count Crystan". A "Ned" 2 yr. old fram a Very Good Dam with over 200 BCA. A "Perseus" 2 yr. old from a Very Good "Emperor". An extremely tali senior yearling by "Ultimate". ist senior caif from Peterboro Exhibition by "Never Fear". A "Ned juiryearling fram Ex. Dam. Many others with out- standing type and pedigree. Sale at 7 p.m. Sale sponsored by Peterborough County Hol- stein Club. Managed and sold bLlyd Wilson Auctions d., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. Auction Sales List of sales by Cliff Pethick October 6 For Mrs. Lane 86 Orchard View Blvd. Oshawa 1 pm. Haydon Sale on October 6 at 7 p.m. Monday, Thanksgiving Day October 8 The furnitue and things for Mr. and Mrs. A.Christie. Go two roads south of Black- stock and east to Devitt's Cemetery and then 1/2 mile north. At 1 p.m. Wednesday, October 10 at 1 p.m. For Eric Huntington 21/2 miles no † of Nesteton Saturday, October 13 at12:30 p.m. For the estate of the late Annie Holt at Courtice. Just east of Nichol's garage. Further advertisement on these sales. Watch for the ads in the papers. More sales coming. , Cliff Pethick, Auctioneer 40-1 N Saturday, October 6 Auction sale of implements, furniture and antiques. The property of H.B. Evans, lot 23 con.' 3 Darlingtan Township in the town of Newcastle 4 miles west of Bowmanville on 2 Hwy. and 1 mile north, seed dril , horse drawn cutter, mower 6ft. cut, 300 amp welder with Briggs & Stratton motor-gasdriven, band rouer, grain binder, corn binder, ploughsingle pioua -,twway disc, corn cu tvajor, traiter with hay rack, drums, dump rake, mowen knives, power wei drill with electric motn, water pump, tanks, steel cable, cross cut saw, ice saws, angle iran, plpings, shafting, cow clippers, dehorners, roller screening, sand and top soit screen, stable brooms, mraMcariin,. antern hbox Orval McLean yrease p Auction Center stove, planting pots, baby bed Lindsay with mattress, 2 prs. baby bed Just south of Highway 7 on sheets, blankets, baby bed, 2 Little Britain Road high chairs, rocking chair, 2 Thursday Night, October 4 play pens, tays, infants train- 6:45 p. M. ing seat, chairs, books, tape Property of Mrs. Helen Hall, recorder, dishes, many many Fenelon Falls. Furniture, other items, 12' x 12'shed an ap liances, some antiques skids, 12'x 6' milk house, 31' x outboard motars,god ew 25' implement shed, 30' x 40' ou ayermoiars good New- barn. No reserve. Terms cash. combe player piano and 25 Sale' time 12 noon. Arnot rolls, good 5 x 9 pool table, Sle ti on. apt television, 2 door refrigerator Wotten, Auctineer, Hampton, Moffatt 30" automatic electric Ont. 416-263-2583.39-2 stove, Hoover spin washer, chest freezer, German console --_ stereo and bar, round cnrome table and chairs, sin le bed, Corneil's Auction Barn men's 10 speed bicycle, Friday, October 5 encyclopedia set, Johnson 5/2 at7p.m. outboard motor, Johnson 40 3miles eastof Little Britain or electric start outboard motor, 7 miles west of Lindsay on the stools, shelves, bookcase, Lindsay Little Britain road. gazebo, Westinghouse The estate of the late Mrs. refrigerator, vibrator, couch, Florence Hood of Valentia wheelbarrow, power lawn plus other consigners. Six mower, hall tree, records, 5 matching ress back chairs, antique ic gum machines, 2 washstand, flat-to-wall cup- wicker rocking chairs, antique board, drop leaf table, partial dressers, electric broom, toilet sets, oval top trunks, chest, antique wooden bed, old press back rockers, high boy trunk, school desks, apt. size dresser, Gurney-Oxford electric stove, upright freezer, parlor stove, churn, wal- roll-away bed, desk, storm nut diningrom table, writ- windows,old iron bath tub and sinks, excellent chesterfield, ing desk, coffee and end Beatty 40" electric stove, old tables, oak extension fables, cabinet radio, 2 hump back Rockwell table saw, Westing- trunks, treadle sewing house dishwasher, parlor machine, hall mirror and hat tables, ACME cookstove, odd rack, portable sewi ng press back chairs, 1966 machine, 12' boat - needs Pontiac convertible (Custom repair, dining room table and sport, not certified) plus many 6 chairs, dishes, garden tools. more antiques, furniture and No reserve. To consign call household items. Don Corneil, 324-2783. Dale and Orval auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little McLean, auctioneers. 40-1N Britain, 705-786-2183. 40-1N ESTATE AUCTION Holiday Monday, October 8th, 12:00 Noon For the Estate of the late CALVIN (SAM) HARNESS R.R. 3, Port Ho pe - Osaca Road 1/2 Mile North of Hwy. 2 (6miles west of Port Hope or 3 miles east of Newtonville) Heavy Equipment Lima Model 604 crane with sectional boom, 1976 John Deere 350 Crawler with front end loader - also back-hoe - with 2 buckets, Caterpillar D7 Model 17A with cable control and hydraulic blade, 25 ton tandem float, John Deere tri-axle tag along trailer. Vehicles 1971 Ford 350tow truck with hoist, 1974 International Model 1700 dump truck single axle, 1969 Dodge 800 tractor single axie, 1966 Chevrolet 60 dump truck with box, army jeep, 1937 Chrysler Royal (running order), 1927 Chev sedan. Farm Tractors International 250 tractor with front end loader and 3 PTH tiller, John Deeretractor (notrunning). Misc. Equipment Oxygen acetylene torches with cart, heavy equipment socket set, ube drum and grease guns, quantity of salvage wrecks to be auctioned, scrap, roofing, and numerous other lots, electric adding machines, typewriter, etc. Note: Everything is selling without reserveto settle estate. Termns.- Cash or Cheque with 1. D. Ref reshments aval[able Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton, Newtonville 786-2244 40-1 DURHAM REGIONAL POLICE FORCE POLICE AUCTION Durham Regional Police Force 77 Centre Street North, Oshawa, Ontario Saturday, October 6th, 1979 Sale Starts at 10:00 a.m. - By Public Auction Whereas no claims have been made by the owner of the property in possession of the Durham Regional Police Force, by reason o having been stolen tram its owner, or be reason of havimg beer found abandoned in a public lace and the Force is unable t ascertain its rig htul owner, urther that these articles havi beenheid more than the 3months required. Articles fo>r auction are as follows: motorcycle, bicycles anc miscellaneous items. Sale ta be held on the ramp on the south side of the Durhamn Regional Police Headquarters. Terms: Cash John M. Jenkins Chief of Poli« 40-1 b Auction Sa le Saturday, October 6 12 Noon For William Bamsay, 2 miles west of Hwy. 28 on th concession line, Hope Town- ship. 6 Hereford cows with calves at side, Durham cow with calves at side, a Hereford cow open, a Polled Hereford bull, saw - due at sale time. 1 Giit, 1,500 balest mixed hay, quantity of baied stnaw, quiantitv of mixed grain, Farmal "A" tractor, int. 7 ft. binder, Cockshutt spreader, Int. 5 ft. mower, Cockshutt 2 furrow plough, M.H. seeder, roller, walking piough, turni seeden, wagon and rack, M.H.T cutivat, Int. hammer mill, 20 ft. bale elevator, forge, Hann 5 h.p. riding lawn mow- er, quantity of split hardwood, Hindlay oval cookstove, McCiary-Beil oak panion stove, extension table, 2 sets of o pressback chairs, oak side- board with Ad pulls, pine cupboard, 6 hoop back chairs, press back armchair, captain's chair, antique rocker, old clock cases, wash- stand with towei bars, antique chiid's rocker, aid tins, hang- ing lamp frame, chest of drawers with old pulls, wash- stand with old pulls and towel bar, washtand with old pulls. toilet pieces, sad irons, gas irons, blanket box, bells, oak washstand with aid pulls and towei bars, antiq~ue trames, barrel churn, croc s and jugs, ice box, moufh or gan, butter prints and ladle, old tea kettle, copper boiler, chesterfield suite (older style), Alladin iamp (converted) shoe ast, Yates 8 day dlock, milk bottles, bake board, cheese boxes, coal oil stove, buffalo robe, hand made quilts, plus many more older items found in an old established farm house. Terms cash. No reserve. Farm sold. Lunch availabie. Ramn date Monday, October 8 at 12 noon. Northumberland Auction Services Ltd. Paul Lean, Auctioneer. 416-352-2403. 40-1 Auction Sale Saturday, October 13 at 12:30 p.m. (if rain, sale wi be held foilowin(g Saturday) Clearin auction of furniture, lass, cina, appliances, tools, etc. The propenty oft.Mn. C. Den Biesen, loca ed on Hwy. 12, north end of Brooklin. Partial list includes: 5 pc. Spanish bedroom suite; 5 pc. kitchen set; sofa; various tables; smail cupboard; pine harvest table; antique scale; portable sewing machine; table and standing lamps; dishes; glass; china; stone- ware; typewriter; quilt frame; firescreen; pingpong table; Coldspot fridge; offat stove; wash machine; vacuum; floor polisher; Fridgidaire air con.; 1 h.p. router and table; radial arm saw; 11/2h.p. elect. motor; 16" chain saw and kit; propane tank; Coleman space heater with 200 gal. tank; galvanized trough; many garden and work tools; 15 h.p. tractorwith mower and plow; snowmobile and double trailer; and other good misc. items. Terms cash or cheque (with I.D.) No reserve. Kahn Auction Services - 985-8161. 40-2 Saturday, October 6 Auction Sale of Livestock, Implements and Household Furniture The property of Walter Urbankiewicz, lot 20 con. 5 Manvers Twsp. 15 miles south of Lindsay on 35 Hwy. mt th con. of Manvers and 3 miles east or 5 miles east of Pontypool. David Brown 990 diesel tractor with manure loader and hydraulic bucket; 8N Ford tractor gas; Ford cultivator 3ph; double disc; JD2furrow plough; JD potato planter 1 row; JD potato di er; Int. piough 3 x 1 ace boi on trail type; 4 section drag harrows; 3 section drag harrows; potatoaweeder; Int.7 ft. power mower; 3 ph blade; roller bearing wagon with rack; ha yelevator 34 ft. on wheels; able saw; quantity steel posts; quantify of cedar posts; 8 hp Mastercraft garden tiller; lawn mower; smali quantity of lumber; wire fencing; 2 barn jacks; vice; ski saw; approx. 1200 baies mixed hay; approx. 1000 bush. mixed grain; 4 stocker steers approx. 800 ibs.; 3 steers 11½ yrs. aid; 4 heifers 1½/ yrs. aid; deeptfreeze; bed'; chairs; mdern china cabiet Percival Supreme wood stove; many other items. Terms cash. Na reserve. Cari H ickson, auctioneer, Reaboro, 705-324-9959. 40-1 Tuesday, October 9 Complete Sunnted Hoistein Dispersai for nCecil H. Snod- don, Sunderland, selling at Wilsdn's Sales Arena, ix owngh F1letta Dipersa at 10 a.m. 2 E xcellent, 17 Very yGood, 30 Good Plus. A fine fgroup of young styiish cows nwith beautiful udders. o Daughters by "Unique", e"Senator", "Count Crystan", "Proud Crystan", "Ned" etc. dBig powerf ul bred and open heiters, Herd BCA 146. One of Ontario County's f inest work- ing herds.. Bob Shore and 'loyd ,Wi'lso-n, --Auctioneers. Sale managed by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbidge, N~ 416-852-3524. 40-1 Saturday, October 20th Complete Dunford Royal Polled Hereford Dispersa i 237 Head sellina at the farm. The property of Floyd Dunford,roR.K. 11, Peter- borough, 4 miles south of Peterborough City limits on Wallace Point Road, off Peter- borough By-Pass. 85 Polled Purebned Heneford mature cows. 80 Polled Purobred Hereford caives born May, June, July 35 Polled Purebred Hereford bred heifers 2 yrs. old. 35 Polled Purebred Here- ford yearling open heifers, 2 Poled Purebred Hereford Herd Sires. Refenence Sire - Dunford Royal 3Z - Sire - C.P. Woodrow 41 Dam Gold Taffy Sir - 50 per cent of mature cows are sired by this Bull. Dunford Royal Z's dam is a daughter of Hab Victor Mischief who was the 1962 USA National Champion. Reference Sire WDFm eau Return 100 - 3/2 lb. daily gain. He is sire of lar ge number of 2 yr. old heifers. Reference Sire - Gramery Corvair 13E - grandson of Four Square eonard 25Z - sire of large number of 2 yr. aid hefens Retenence Sire - Waldorf Axtel SZ - 31/2 lb. daly gain. His sire is FLF Carlas 27. This bull is sire of large number of mature cows. Bull in herd - Leeholm Reward 86G - Dec. 11, 1975. Son of Predominant 25 U. Young bull in herd Char- brook 3Z Tru Anx 24K - Feb. 23, 1978. Most of bred heifers in service to him. Catalogues available by contacting owner at 705-745-4077 or Auctioneer Sale at 12 noon sharp. Pedi- qree Reader- Dr. Bob Watson. Lan Hickson, Sales Mgrn. and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario. 705-324-9959. 40-1 Tuesday, October 9 10a.m. Hoisteins Complete Flettdale Dispersal owned by T. Robert Fiett, Oshawa, selling at Wilson's Sales Arena, Uxbridge, One of the top breeding and show herds in Canada. Tremendous cow families with great eann- ing power. Herd BCA 177-197 per cent. Daughters of "Telstar", "Citation R", "Senator", 'Marquis", "Ele- vation". Don't miss this great opportunity to buy foundation animals. Bob Shore and Lloyd Wilson, Auctioneens. Sale managed by Lloyd Wilson Auctins Ltd. Uxbidge, 416-852-3524.,4- Saturday, October 13 Sale time 12:30 p. Goat Disperal Auctin of 100 registered and grade goats to be helid at the Malmont Sales Arena Blackstock. The propert of the Long Range View Herd of E. B. Lunnev of Scuaoa Island. King and Jackson, Auc- tioneers. 1-416-985-2459. 40-2 Auction Livestock, Produce, Farm Machinery, Antiques and Household Effects William Bansay 2 miles west of Hwy. 28 on 5th Conc. Hope Township Lot 8, Conc. 5, Hope Township Saturday, Oct. 6 at 12:00 noon Rain Date Monday, Oct. 8 Livestock: 6 Hereford cows, calves at side; 1 Durham cow, calf at side; Hereford cow, open; polled Hereford bull, 2years old; sow due at sale time; 1 Giit. Produce: Ap- prox. 1500 bales mixed hay; quantity of baled straw; quantity of mixed grain. Machinery: Farmall "A" tractor; International 7' binder; Cockshutt manure spreader; International 5' mawer; Cockshutt 2 furrow trail plough; M.H. 13 disc seeder; 3 drum roller; single walking plough; turnip seed- er; wagon and rack; M.H. cultivator; disc; fanning mil; International hammer mili; 20' baie elevator and motor; A.C. side delivery rake; forge; Hann 5 h.p. riding lawn mower; circular saw; road grader; M.H. separatar; pump jack; 1964 Envoy for parts; quantity split hard- wood. Antiques and Furniture: Findlay oval cook stove; McClary Bell oak parlour stove; dining room extension table; 6 press back chairs; beds; oak sideboard with aid pulls; pine cupboand; 6 hoop back chairs; press back arm chair; captains chair; antique rocker; old clock cases; washstand With towel bars; antique child's rocker; old tins; hanging lamp frame; enamelware; chest ot drawers with old pulls; washstand with oid pulls and towei bar; washstand (old pulls); toilet pieces; sad irons; gas irons; 6 ress back chairs; blanket box; handmade quilts; belis, oak washstand (old pulls and towel bar); antique frames; oval frame; barrel churn; crocks and jugs; old ice box; mouth organs; butter pnints and ladie; old tea kette; propane gas stove; copper boiler; chesterfield suite (older style); Alladin lamp converted; shoe east; Yates 8 day dock; miik baffles; bake oora; cneese ooxes; nail keg; coal oil stove; buffalo robe. Many more items too numerous to mention found in an old established farm house. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Farm sold. Owner and auctioneer not responsible for accidents and losses day of sale. Northumberland Auction Services Limited. Paul Lean, Auctioneer. Phone 416- 352-2403, Roseneath, Ontario. 39-2 Farm Sold Auction Sale Wednesday, October 17 The prdperty of Ron Stuckey west 1/lot 22 con 2 Eldon Twsp. 8 miles north of Woodville on 46 Hwy. to Eldon Station R. and 1 mile west and 1 mile north; 1974 - 16S MF diesel tractor power steering nd 8 speed transmission, Ford 8IN gas tractor with manure loader; 1010 JD gas crawler loader with bucket; Cockshutt 30 gas tractor; 1978 MF 128 ba er PTO; 1978 swather flail tpe PTO; 1974 MF 4 x 14 trp eam plough 3 ph; 1978 Allied automatic stooker with motor; MH Super 26 combine 10 ft. head with pick up; MF 10 tt. tandem disc Cockshutt il seed drill 13 run, Sandrum 10 ft. cultivator 3 ph; 1979 3 ph Windrw turner; 1977 field sprayer 100 gai. fiberg lass tank 2 set tips; Cockshutt 471 manure spreader PTO; 2 - ton wagons with 8 x 16 ft. racks; Oliver 2 row corn planter 3 ph; Allied snow bIower; Hay King elevator 34 ft.; Snow Prince snowmobile; Trail 9omotorcycle; 1971 Ford 1/2 ton truck as is; 1979 - 4" grain auger 21 ft. with 10 ft. extension plastic hopper; quantity of lumber; cement blocks; 24 ft. above ground swimming pool; Clay silo unloader; Clay feed auger 40 ft.; stanchions; water bowls; steel posts; 6 new free stalls complete; grass seed; mixed grain; approx. 5000 bales hay; antique pum organ; dresser bookcases. ierms cash. Na reserve. Furniture sale 12:30 p.m. Implements 1:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, auctioneer, Reaboro. 705-324-9959. 40-2 Fail Stocker Sales at Lindsay Community Sale Barn R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ontario Wednesday, October 24th and Wednesday, October 31st Annual Fall Stocker Sales at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. 2 Lindsay, Ontario at 11:00 a.m. sharp. Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in truckload lots. Singles will be accepted but will be sold at the end of their category. These sales are always large sales of excellent quality and condition of localfarmers cattle. Please consign early as we are expectin 1800 - 2000 head per sale.eor nconsin- ments or further informatian contact Sale Barn 705-324-2774 or 705-324-9959. Carl Hickson, Proprietar and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario. Anyone wishing motel accom- modation please contact us and we would be pleased to make your reservations. Wednesday, November 7th Peterborou gh County Cattlemen's Annual Fal Stocker Sale at Lindsay Community Sale Ba rn R.R. 2 Lindsay, Ontario at 11:00 a.m. sharp R.R. 2 Lindsay, Ontario at 11:00,sharp. Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in truckload lots. Singles wili be accepted but will be sold at the end of their category. Over 1000 head aiready consigned. Farmers cattle only. No dealers. This sale is always one of excellent quality and condition. For consignments or further information contact Ferg Condon, R.R. 4 Lakefield,' Ontario, 705-652-7615. Cari Hickson, auctioneer. Please note starting times for all, Stocker Sales 11:00 a.m. sharp. The barn wili be open in the evening before the Stocker Sales and will re-open at 6:00 a.m. Please try to truck your' cattle early, sa we can do our sorting properly because of early sale times. 40-1 O'"bituary DR. V. H. STOREY A beloved physician of the area, for 52 years, Dr. Vernon Harcourt Storey, aged 87, passed away in Bowmanville, on Saturday,September 29th, 1979. He had been 111 three weeks. Dr. Storey was born at Derry West, near Brampton, and was the son of James and Sarah (Harcourt) Storey. In 1897, the family moved to Cannington where his father was an agent for McCormick implements. In 1900, they moved to Port Hope and in 1910, Dr. Storey entered Toronto University. Graduating in medicine in 1915 he became an intern at Toronto General Hospital in 1914. In 1916, he joined the Military Hospital Commis- sion, and served on the Quebec Board and was Medical Officer of Spadina Military and Whitby Military. In 1917, he joined the C.M.C. going to England in November to No. 11 General Hospital, and in 1918 to General Hospital No. 2 at Le Treport, returning to England in the spring of 1919, and back to Canada in November. In March of 1920 he married Alma Patterson and started his medical practice in Bowmanville. During this period he was also Medical Officer at the BLACKSTO CK L A 5AePrsot- 78,A In last week's list of young people's whereabouts I missed Debbie McLaughlin's name - she bas returned to Guelph University for her second year in Bachelor of Arts. Sorry Deb that you were missed! Henry Visser and Ben DeJong have returned home after spending a few weeks visiting relatives in Holland. The flowers in the St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock on Sunday morning were in memory of Thomas Hodge from his family. Many of our residents have been involved in three week- end fairs - Markham, Roseneath and Bobcaygeon. Blackstock was represented at all three with people as judges, exhibitors and visitors. The beautiful weather certainly added tao the enjoyment of the variaus events. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mc- Laughlin and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin attended the Plowing Match in Western Ontario where the men took part in the Horseshoe Pitching Contest. Roy and Harold lived up to their fine reputation and won the first prize trophy. Congratulations. They visited their niece Mrs. Pat Morgan and family at Sarnia on Saturday evening and Sunday morning and then enroute home visited Mr. and Mrs. Denis McLaughlin and Aaron at Woodstock.Sounds like a busy weekend. Quite a number of others also attended the match. Quite a number from here attended the Annual Harvest Home Church Service in Scugog Head Church on Sunday morning. This old time service is complete with oil lamps, hymn sing and pie social. The atmosphere is added ta by the Historical Society Choir. The dedication Service of the new Memorial Windows will take place in the United Church next Sunday at the regular 10 a.m. Church Service. Another preliminary announcement is for the Father and Son Banquet to be held on Oct. 12. Several of aurbSenior Citizens celebrated birthdays over the weekend. On Friday evening Mrs. Helen Bradburn hsted a family dinner party in honor of hier mother Mrs. Mae Wotten's 86th birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wotten, Mr. and Mrs. John Archer, Betty Oxley and Ron Bradburn. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gibson in Oshawa entertained her parents Mr. and Mrs. Russel Larmer, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Larmer, Havelock, Mrs. Florence Larmer and Miss Edna Larmer for an evening dinner to celebrate her father's 80th birthday. After dinner other family members surprised Mr. Larmer for a family birthday gathering. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Don Larmer, Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gibson, Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larmer, Cathy, Carol and Mary Angelaof, Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer, Pickering and Mr. and Mrs. John Murdock, Grand Bend. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gibson, Grace and Eleanor hosted a family gathering in honor of the 87th birthday of Cecil's brother, Mrs. Edna Bradley. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gibson, Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs Cliff Robinson, Hampton and Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson, Port Perry. Congratulations to these three fine folk. At the Senior Citizens' Card Party n Tuesday evening there were 21 tables with the following winners 1 Ross Alsop - 85, 2 Jennie Bailey - 82, 3 Erma Watson - 82, 4 Harold Burgess - Training School.for 15 years, was physician to the German Officers Interment Camp for two years, to Goodyear Canada Ltd., for 30 years, and coroner about 20 years. On October 29th, 1963 his wife Alma died suddenly from a brain haemorrhage. He was married May 9th, 1964 to Nora Gibson. Dr. Storey was a life member of the Canadian Legion, Branch 178, and of the Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his wife Nora, daughter Kitty Crompton and Margaret Musclow, il grand- children, one great grand- child, and a step-daughter Mary Turner. A private funeral service was held Monday at the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home, with Archdeacon Tom Gracie officiating. Interment Bowmanville Cemetery. Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers AlilDesign and Lettering Done by Us on Premises NO SALESMEN INVOLVED Please Telephone 728-3111 for FulltDetails 81, 5 Agnes Prescott - 78, 6 Bert Gibson - 78, Low - Frank Bailey. Mr. Stuart Dorrell of Charlton spent a couple of days in the area visiting relatives and friends. U.C.W. General Meeting A good number of ladies met in the C.E. Room on Wed. evening for the General meeting of the U.C.W. President Dora Martyn opened the meeting with a poem about friends. Thelma Wright and Jean Ferguson were in charge of worship. They took as their theme "The rights of a Child". The four basic rights are a good example, education, discipline and Christian beliefs. It was suggested that we provide small prizes for games- at the Whitby Psychiatric Hospital. Several ladies who attended the leadership training at Quin-mo-lac and Peterborough reported on some of the highlights. A committee was picked for a banquet coming up in November. One new camper attended Quin-mo-lac this year. Dora announced the Presbyterial meetings this fall, Oct. 22 in Newcastle and Oct. 23 in Port Perry. We decided that the U.C.W.i would purchase 20 new Bibles for the Primary Dept. of the Sunday School. Margaret Mountjoy in- troduced Mr. Vernon Asselstine, a past president of the Children's Aid Society who had brought along . Mr. Burnard Lewis, a director of the Family and Chifdren's Services for Durham Region. Mr. Lewis gave us a very interesting talk on the work of the Children's Aid Society. Presently there were 269 children in care and they are. working with 467 familhes. 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