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7 ' 2 IRA nm A nm - 3 Sw SONA ee aaa at > 78 PTY; Re Se NE © available. %, . or Jos. don PLAN Nn 14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1974 Ey Ly SERA N AUCTION SALES] SATURDAY -- OCTOBER § Auction sale of Livestock and Implements 55 Head of recorded and Grade Charolais Cattle. Allis Chalmers WF Tractor, MN. 81 Tractor, New Holland 68 Baler PTO, M.F. Side Rake, Int. 7' Power Mower, 32° Hay Elevator, AC 3 Furrow Plough, Hay, Straw, Furniture and Antiques. The property of David Lloyd, West half Lot 9, Con. 3, Fenelon Twp., 4 miles west of Lindsay on Hwy. No. 7 to Cambray turn, 4 miles.north to Cambray - '2 mile east and 1 mile north. Terms cash, furniture sale at 12 noon, Machine sale at 1:00 p.m. Cattle sale at 2:30 p.m. No reserve. Ward Holmes, Ed Allen, Clerks, Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Rea boro, Ont. 705 324-9959. SATURDAY -- OCTOBER § sale a 1 P.M. Auction sale of 25 Beef Cattle, machinery and Furniture inclu- ding Charolais X young cows with 9 spring calves at foot. Cows are rebred to Simmental X Bull. This 15 month old bull also sells. Three 700 Ib. steers. These cattle are quiet and in top condition. Cows are all 1st and 2nd calves with lots of size. John Deere 430 tractor and loader, 3 point hitch; double disc; rubber tired wagon; harrows; cement carrier, Sno- Prince Snowmobile [used one year); 2 Torpedo Heaters; steel door frames; furnace motor [good]; Annex stove; .chester- field and chair; Viscount wash- ing machine; double bed; chests of drawers; chrome table; T.V.; qu. of lumber; china cabinet. The property of Olavi and Mia Salonen, *: mile east of Green- bank on Con. }1, Reach Twp. Sale" at 1 p.m. Furniture first. Lunch Lloyd Wilson, Ux- bridge, Sale Manager & Auctio- neer, 852-3524. FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 4 at 7 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, dishes, etc. the property of Cresswell Presbyterian Church will be held in the Church Shed at Cresswell, © 2 miles south of Manilla, '2 mile east or 5 miles east of Sunder- land. Approx. 100 chairs, all sizes, some antique, dishes, iron- stone, china, many other articles including a good supply of home made baking fo be auctioned. If you have any furniture or dishes you would like to donate to the churchbringitinand we will sell it. Terms cash. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers, Ph. (705) 357-3270. TUESDAY -- OCTOBER 8 Dispersal sale of 200 Aberdeen Polled Angus cattle. The prop, erty of Cedar-D Farms, R. R. No. 1, Orono, owned by G.C. Gray on Tuesday, October 8. Sale held at Durham County Sale Arena, Orono. 93 cows, 34 heifers, 68 calves, 5 bulls. Auctioneers note: 8 of the cows and 5 bulls are registered, 2 of the bulls are of western breed. This is an excel- lent herd of cattle. the calves are from a purebred Aberdeen Polled Angus bull. Most of the calves are of stocker size. Sale at 1 p.m. No reserve. For informa- tion call Wm. Mosley, aucti- oneer, Bowmanville 416-623-4685 Barry farm Manager, Orono, 416-983-5423. Snack bar will be open. SALE AT 1 P.M. / THURSDAY -- OCTOBER 10 SALE AT 1 P.M. Clearing auction sale for Cla rence Doner at 54 Park Dr. N. in Stouffville. Including antique B.R. suite, dressers, corner cup- board, refrigerator, stove, washer, what not, drop leaf table, small tables, lamps, ext table and 6 chairs, rec. player, rockers, odd chairs, dishes, bed- ding, stools, new power mower, small electric tools, carpenter and mason tools, etc. Note only a few items listed here. This is a good sale. Property sold. Atkinson and Wilson, Sale Mars. and Auctioneers. SATURDAY -- OCTOBER 26 " SALE TIME 12:30 P.M. Auction sale of livestock, tractor, furniture and appliances. 12 Hereford cattle, David Brown Selectamatic 1,200 tractor, 2 riding horses. the property of George Savin, lot 16, Concession 6. Uxbridge Township (country Rd. 1A) 2 miles east of Brock Road. (Coppens Corners), 17 miles west of Manchester, (No. 12 highway). Terms cash, prop erty sold, no reserve. Earl Gavuslin and John Annis, auctioneers. (Oct. 16) . character. SATURDAY -- OCTOBER 12 Clearing Auction, the estate of Mrs. M. Lansing, located in Caesarea, (across from store), 8 miles East of Port Perry. Fealu ring mamly antique and collect able glass, china, furniture, oil laps, hanging lamps, etc. Con sisting in part. Old Hanging lamp, Cranbery Hall Lamp, Bulls Eye Finger Lamp (Green and Clear), Min. Cranberry Opalescent Lamp, Patterned Oil Lamps, Royal Bayreuth Cream and Suger (Boy and Donkey), Nippon, Germany, Ironstone China, Cranberry Cut Glass Jewel Box, Depression and Old Canadian Pressed Glass in various patterns. 2 Pc. Flatback, 5 Pc. Parlour Sel. Assort. of rockers, washstands, tables, chairs, china cabinet, pine chest of drawers, dressers, sofa with matching chairs, 8 pc. Oak Dining Set, 6 Pc. Toilet Set, Blanket! Boxes, Canadian Calen dar Clock, Old Sealers, Pictures and Frames, Copper Boilers, Copper Washer, Assort. of Old Homemade Quilts, Linens, Old Jewellery, Elgin Pocket Walch, Trunks, 3 T.V.'s, Power Lawn Mower, and many other exciting items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale time at 12:30 p.m. Henry Kann Auction Services, 668.-61;9: TUESDAY -- OCTOBER 15 TIME 1 P.M. GUERNSEYS Complete Guernsey dispersal for Floyd Forsythe on Hwy. 47, '2 mile north of Stouffville, 75 head of Registered R.O.P. tested, classified.a herd with good pro- duction and test, many fresh and springing. Catalogues available. Sale under the management of the Guernsey Association and Lloyd Wilson, Auctioneer, Uxbridge. THURSDAY -- OCTOBER 17 SALE TIME 1 P.M. HOLSTEINS Complete Wayburne Holstein Dispersal, owned by Wayne Irwin, Sunderland selling at the farm, concession 13, Reach Twp., 2 miles north of Greenbank on Hwy. 12, then 1 mile east or § miles south of Sundertand on Hwy. 12 and 1 mile east. 50 head, registered, classified R.O.P. tested all by popular sires, such as' Nugget, President, Clipper, Chieftan, R. Maple, Bootmaker and Rockman, several young cows, fresh or springing at sale time, Craftland Nugget Connie (G.P.) a fresh Nugget with 154.158 B.C.A., her dam and grand dam both G.P. with high records. Wayburne Delta Dawn - a two year old by Nugget from a G.P. Ormsby, she will be fresh at sale time, also two smart, very good cows selling by Sky Chief and Seiling Petro. This is a herd of young cows with a great dairy This sale will also include 12 young cows from Ganaraska herd of Donald Budd of Port Hope. Lloyd Wilson, Sales Manager and Auctioneer. SATURDAY -- OCTOBER 12 _ Remember the clearing farm auction sale. for ;Albert Brown. Farm located 2 miles south of Stouffville, (Opposite Willow Golf Course) including 4 trac tors, 3 plows, J.D. Baler, like new, 2 Spreaders, disc, one way, 3 R.T. Wagons, Hammer Mill, 2 Elevators, Buggy, Cutter, Mower, 50 Ibs. 23: Cut Nails, New Sheep Clippers, 2 Sets Cattle Clippers, 3 Sets Harness, Set Buzzaredo, Electric Grass See der, also electric stove, refrig erator, Deep Freezer, Kitchen Cabinet, Spool Bedroom Suite, Lamps, Lanterns, Electric Clothes Dryer, Dough Box, Beaver jars, Old Vases, No antique dishes, Pottery, Jars, Antique Desk, 2 Spool Cradles, Wash Stands, Dressers, Antique High Chairs, Butter Prints, No. dishes, 2 Pine Cupboards, Post Nails, Window Shutters, electric separator, etc. -etc. also '2 ton Chev. Pick Up Truck. Certified. Note many other items not listed here. This is a 3 generation farm. Has been expropreated, refresh ments, 2 auction rings. Sale 1 p.m. Atkinson and Wilson, Sale Mars. and Auctioneers. SATURDAY -- OCTOBER 19 SALE AT 1 P.M. Sale. of Furniture, antiques. Findlay cook stove, pine flat back cupboard, frig. and stove, G.E., Old dishes, pots and pans, round oak dinging room table, (seats 12) 6 matching chairs. The estate of the late Roy Morgan in Claremont, just east of four corners. (watch for signs). Terms cash, no reserve. Earl Gauslin and John Annis, Auct ioneers (Oct. 16) WEDNESDAY -- OCTOBER 9 FARM SOLD . Holsteins, Dairy Equipment. Complete N.I.P. Grade Holstein Dispersal for Neal Grandy, R. R. No. 1, Brooklin, selling at the farm, 1 mile west of Brooklin on Hwy. 7 and 'z mile north on County Road, 5A [Con. 6]. 150 Head, 75 Milk Cows, 20 Bred Heifers. Balance open heifers and calves. Also 2 registered 4H calves, one by Chieftain, the other by Rockman [a pair of Stylish calves}. The bulk of the herd is identified grades, D.H.I.A. tested. This is a top milking herd with beautiful tight udders. One of the finest uddered grade herds we have ever sold. A large number are fresh and springing and many due for winter production. For many years this herd has used good sires. All of the cattle have N.I.P. cards. Also selling Delaval 70 can Bulk Tank, Surge Pipe- line Milker with 4 units, automa- tic wash, vacuum line [5 years old), Champion oat roller, 3 H.P., cow trainers, neck chains, stainless steel sinks, 4 feed carts, Dairy and stable equipment will sell at 11:30 a.m., Cattle at 12 noon sharp. Lunch available. Lloyd Wilson, Ux- bridge, Sale Manager & Auctio- neer, 852-3524. WEDNESDAY -- OCTOBER 16 SALE AT 12:30 P.M. Auction sale of farm stock, im plements, hay, grain, and furpi- ture, the property of Bruce Taylor, Lot 8, Con. 12, Brock Twp. 1'2 miles east of Wilfrid or 5 miles west of Cannington. 30 head of Hereford and Holstein cattle, 16 cows, 12 calves, Here- ford and Charolais bull (3 yrs.) Holstein bull (from P.B. stock, 7 mon.) Approx. 3000 bales of hay, approx. 35 ton of mixed grain (if not sold by sale date) John Deere 510 tractor (diesel) with loader, good condition, snow. bucket (6 ft.) M.H. No. 30 tractor and snow blade, M.H. baler with 4 cyl. Wisconsin motor, McCormick seed drill, Cockshutt manure spreader, J.D. plow 3 furrow, J.D. tiller, J.D. side rake, Case power mower, cutter full line of machinery. Qu. of household fur- niture sells first. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers Ph. (705) 357-3270. Ladies will serve lunch. (Oct. 9) SATURDAY -- OCTOBER 19 Farm sold. Auction sale of Livestock and implements. 57 Hereford & Holstein cattle. 1967 David Brown 880 Diesel Tractor like new, 1970 New Holland 273 Baler with "Bale Thrower, 1972 New Holland 467 Hay Bine, 1968 M.F. Double Disc, 1968 Int. Vibra Shank Cultivator, 2 roller bear- ing 6 ton wagons with racks, dairy equipment, some furniture and antiques. The property of Alan Preston, North Half Lot 25, Con. 12 Smith Twp. 4 miles north of Lakefield on Hwy. 507 or 2 mile north of Selwyn on Hwy. 507.Furniture sale at 12:30 p.m. Machine sale at 1:00 p.m. Cattle sale at 3:00 p.m. This is an exceptional line of farm mach- inery, well maintained, well worth your attention. Terms cash. Lunch available, no re- serve. Ward Holmes, Ed Allen, Clerks. Carl Hickson, Auctio- neer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. THURSDAY -- OCTOBER 10 Auction sale of Livestock and Implements. 28 Holstein and Hereford "cattle. 1970 Int. 434 Diesel Tractor complete with Kelly Manure Loader, M.F. No. 10 Baler, like new, 1966 New Idea side rake, Int. 7° Power Mower, Cockshutt Manure Spreader, fur niture and antiques from 135 year old Crowley farm. The property of William Crowley, Lot 15, Con. 16, Otonabee Twp. 4 miles south west of Peterbo rough sale barn (off Peterbo rough By Pass) to Stuart Hall and ' 2 mile south. Furniture sale at 12:30 p.m. Machinery sale at 1.00 P.M. Cattlesaleat 2:30 P.m. Terms cash, no reserve, farm sold. Ward Holmes, Ed. Allen, Clerks. Carl Hickson, Auctio- neer, Reaboro, Ontario 1.705.324 9959. THE SALE OF THE YEAR 17th all Black Breeder and Feeder Sale, 500 Head. 400 Stockers and feeders, pure breds, Grades and cross breds. 100 Reg. Breeding cattle of the best blood lines in North Ameri- ca. Cows with calves at foot and rebred. Bred and open heifers. Selling in conjunction with the western roundup sale of the best from the west. 56 head of the best LLC bh) >" ry A FURR EEA BATVSVIRA WE EN yr ! * Ontario b Provincial Police had a snowmobile safety display at the Port Perry Snow Show held last weekend at the arena. Policemen were giving out information on how to make this a safe winter if you own a snowmobile. Also on - display were two of the force's snowmobiles which are used for patrol in the winter. Scugog Island News Two hundred people enjoyed turkey dinners at the "Head Memorial church on Wednesday night. Tho' many were disappointed in not getting tickets soon enough they will be pleased to learn they may have another chance at "Grace" church on October 23. A fine number of people attended the Island "Grace" Auction Sales in blood lines from the west are being consigned by Sid Kent, Kenton Man, Dusty Dalle Angus Farms, Madora Man and Green angus Farms Boisivoine Man. the sale will start sharp at 12 noon. Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Peterborough Sales Barn south of amber light off Highway 7. Sale commencing with the wes- tern cattle. Lunch available. Ross Bailey, Steve Liptay - Auctioneers. Malcolm Bailey - Manager. Phone 985-7583 Ux- bridge. Flash - 36 outstanding cattle from_the herd of Douglas Kohler, Cayuga. 16 of the cows are close to calving or with calves at side bred to exotic sires also on complete dispersal. ANNUAL FALL STOCKER SALE At the Lindsay Community Sale Barn, td. Angeline Street, North, nda. Ontario, at 1:00 p.m. vesday, October 22nd. Stockbr Steers, Heifers and Calves sold in truckload lots or to your satisfaction. Expecting a large quantity of good local cattle. For further information or consignments contact: Carl Hickson, Proprietor and Auctio- neer, Reaboro, Ontario 705 - 324 9959 or 705 - 324.2774. 4th Annual Charolais Breeder & Feeder Sale, Lindsay Community Sale Barn Ltd. Angeline Street North, Lindsay, Ontario, Saturday, Oct ober 26th. Consignments open for purebred Charolais females, percentage females and a limi- ted quantity of grade Charolais females due to the growth of the purebred consignments. Bulls - Purebred only! Limited quan- tity. Consignments close Sept. 15th for recorded cattle. Please send photostat copies of your records. Feeder consignments do not close. Please contact us early as our catalogue is your advertising. For further infor. mation or consignments contact: Carl Hickson, Sales Manager and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705.324 9959 or 705-324-2774, Ped- igrees: Don Burgomaster, R. R. 2, Peterborough 705742 4062, Sales Representative. (October 16) church anniversary on Sun- day morning and found Rev. Allan Barnes address and sermon very refreshing. Miss Barbara Taylor cer- tainly made up for the lack of a choir as she beautifully sang 'Bless this House' and "The Lord's Prayer." After service, a number enjoyed a hot lunch. with Rev. Pogue and his family, Rev. Barnes and Miss Taylor. It might be interesting to extend this hot luncheon as a pot-luck affair for all who cared to join in. Let's give it some thought. For now we owe many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cawker for looking - after music, speaker, flowers and food. Thanks also to the helpers. Next Sunday will be Com- munion Sunday. There will be a Board meeting after church. To night the "Head" U.C. W. will meet at "Head Memorial" church. Part of the program will be a Tup- perware Demonstration. Guests are welcome. Sunday evening, 27 members of the Lake Scugog Historical Choir were pract- ising at the "Head Memor- ial" Choir. You guessed it. They were preparing for the "Harvest Home'. Service in this same place next Sunday night, Oct. 6 at 7:30 P.M. they expect 29 members at least and Mr. Bill Hopkins will be the Piper. So it should be a festival of Music to please us. Rev.Victor Par- sons of Blackstock will be the guest minister. He is also a member of the Choir as is Rev. L. Bigby of Enniskillen. After so much pleasure, all of the congregation and part- icipants will enjoy *a lunch and social period. With so many attractions this 14 year old church is bound to resound with music of yesteryear and all hearts will be uplifted to new in- spiration.- It all sounds like an excellent, way to spend a Sunday evening so keep it open. We are sorry to hear that Jim Wilson has had to take another turn in hospital. His son Ken, is more fortunate as he, with 3 companions, is touring several countries of Europe. ' On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reader were treated to a 25th anniver- sary dinnr at Gardens by their daughter Janet and son Raymond. Upon returning home, they were surprisedto find that the other members of Nel- son's family were all comfor- tably seated and awaiting their return. Members of the family present were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Luke of Raglan, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dowson of Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Angus of Kimount and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ashbridge of Scugog. Several nieces and nephews accompanied their parents. The- happy couple was presented with a cut glass vase. Animals spur councillors into action A boar, a billy-goat and a bull spurred Scugog council "to pass a 'pounds act Monday night. ' ' These three animals have been found at large in the township in the past two weeks and since there was no law to deal with animals running at large, council passed a bylaw outlining pound fees and penalty for letting an animal other than a dog run at large. Dogs are already covered in a sepa- rate bylaw. Under the act, any horse, bull, ox, cow, sheep, pig or other: cattle, geese or any other poultry is prohibited from running at large and can be impounded if found doing so. Pound fees are $7. a day for bulls, boars and horses, and $5. a day for other cattle, goats, sheep and pigs. Fines of up to $30. can be imposed for violation of the bylaw in addition to the pound fees. Conway » i ns NN Ei ---- >TO Te FN Fa