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~.- Auction Sales ESTATE TALE ' SATURDAY, JUNE 19 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. The properly of the late MRS. EVA TORRANCE of 330 Simcoe St. E., Beaverton, Ont. Complete household items and antique furniture and glass, see list later. Arel Renout, Auctioneer, Beaverton, Ph. 426.7009. 'SATURDAY, JUNE 1? SALE STARTS AT 9:30 A.M, The property of ROBERT MILLER in Brougham on No. 7 Hwy, 9 miles east of Markham, Sale will include: Machinery & Wood Shop Equipment: tire changer; welding accessories; quantity of pipe and iron; vises; gas engines; B.& D. valve grind. er; lumber; steel plywood shelv. ing; v2 h.p. 3 phase 550 volt electric motor; Cowan sash & door clamp; Cowan horizontal mortiser; arm sander; rip saws; cut-off saw; 2 table saws; variety rip saw (20" blade); 30" post model band saw; 14'* double end power emery; [acks:; Roy. ersford 21' drill -press (power feed); pipe dies; large quantity of hand tools; Beaver hand saw filing machine; 20° dirt con. veyor; steel work benches (5'x 12, 37 16" plate; 5' x 6' 2'* plate); Electric motors (7-12 h.p.; 2h.p.; 3-5 h.p.; 10 h.p.; 2.3 h.p.; 1 h.p.; all single phase 220 volt). Seed Cleaning Plant Equipment: one man bag holder; misc. spouting & bagg- ers; 2 wooden cone hoppers; liquid seed treater & bagger; Clipper # 16 seed cleaner (60 screens); 2 steel bag carts; 2500 Ib. floor scales; Velvet roll mill; 2 carter disc separators; Franks timothy bumper; belt and buckle elevator straps; 2 Forano buffers. Antique machinery: covered buggy; wire wheeled show buggy; 3 cutters; walking plow; set of team sleighs; 2 Massey Harris mowers; steam engine oilers; old wooden planes; drip oilers; magneto's; 2 Landis 12 model F leather stitch. ers; 1 Champion Model 77 lea- ther stitcher; shoe buffing mach- ine; tank pump for steam engine; 6 h.p. Fairbanks-Morris gasoline. engine; boring machine; Blacksmith steel tire machines. Furniure & antiques: Quantity of pine furniture (3 flat to wall cupboards; 3 harvest tables; blanket boxes; chests; efc.); wicker tea wagon; tables; 6 oak chairs; piano stool with back; crocks; gramaphone; Bos- ton rocker; 3 Victorian chairs; 2 spool beds; 10 antique clocks; Uxbridge organ; box stoye; scales; dishes; plus quantity of other furniture and antiques. Sale times: Shop Equipment at 9:30 A.M. Furniture at 11:00 A.M. This is only a partial list on all types of items. Over 2000 items. The. book 'The Ontario Village of Brougham" written by . Robert Miller and the "/Clare- mont Story" will be on sale. Terms cash. No reserve. Auc- tioneers: John Annis, Ted Lyon, Henry Kahn Auctioneers. For further details, contact John Annis, 1.416.985.3477. 4 Auction Rings. . antiques, dishes, elc, - next week. : .- auctioneer, 324-2791, Lindsay. SATURDAY, JUNE 1? SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Property of BILL CHIRDAUGH, in village of Victoria Road, 8 miles west of Coboconk, Good assortment of furniture, Details Orval Mclean, TWILIGHT SALE ~ TUESDAY, JUNE 22 TIME: 7:00 P.M. 4 The property of CLARKE TRUAX, 18 Lindsay St., Fenelon Falls. Real Estate - good 4.bed- room brick house, forced air heating, full basement, living, dining, kitchen, work room, large lot on Main Street. Terms at sale. Also complete furniture contents, tools, riding lawn mower, garden tractor, etc, No reserve on chattels. ~Orval Mclean, Auctioneer, 324.2791, Lindsay, (res.) 324.2783. - Jnlé THURSDAY, JUNE 24 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. furniture and antiques, the pro- perty of MR. & MRS. IRWIN TRIPP, 278 Shanley Street, Port Perry, first house north of Brian's B.P. Service Station, 7A and Union Avenue. Viking elec. stove, 30'; 19 cu. ft. upright freezer; kitchen table with & chairs; humidifier; electric clock; beautiful oval dining room table; blonde glass-front buffet; chime clock; record cabinet; bathroom shelving; medicine cabinet; G.E. clothes dryer; Avocado chesterfield and chair; Lazy Boy chair; Sklar swivel rocking chair; platform rocker; ' beautiful hi-fi and radio; coffee table and end tables; dehumid- ifier; 19' colour Viking T.V.; T.V. stand; bookcase; set of encyclopedias: set of Wonder books; picture frames; vacuum cleaner; toaster; irons; kettles; Singer electric sewing machine; antique rocking chair; old radios; and parts; army 2-way radio; baby crib with new mat- tress; beautiful bedroom suite with Contessa mattress; double dresser and chest; antique chairs; organ stool; punchbowl; filing cabinet; paymaster; coal oil lamp; Ocen Blend tea box; laundry tub; apple peeler; 3 pc. chesterfield set; 1872 Bruming- ham shotgun; wicker tray; pizza oven; King distributor tester; antique desk; cupboards; wheel- barrow; garden tools; roto- tiller; aluminum extension ladder; 2 picnic tables; Snap-On tools. Excellent sale, well worth your attention. Property sold. Terms cash. Lunch available. Auctioneer Murray Jackson, 985.2459. Jn23 Olympic Lottery Tickets available at the Port Perry Star Li does... RP PNP, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 9, 1976 -- 31 Real Buy! - Helps you train your dog. / Lines shelves in your cupboards. Makes play hats for the kids. Teaches the cat to stay off the table. Helps start the camp-fire. Keeps dust off valuables in the basement. Protects your floors when you paint. Sops up muddy foot prints. - Helps you pack things for mailing. Makes a good trash can liner. AND LOTS MORE... How can you get along without it? The Port Perry Star "Try it out this week" Ont. South District W.1. hold 77th annual meeting Greenwood United Church was filled to capacity on Tuesday, May 25th 1976, when Officers and members of 12 branches of the district met. Président--Mrs.- Harold Lewis presided assisted by the Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. H. Crawford. Words of "welcome to all extended by May Brown of Kinsale branch. Ratification of Directors by Mrs. Orval Jordon, Pro- vinclal Board Director pre- sided over the Standing Com- mittees reports. Report of the Nominating Committee by Mrs. Ruby Sonley of Brooklin. Mrs. James McCreight of Stouff- ville reported on the Scholar- ship committee. Mrs. H. Lewis, the presi- dent, reported a splendid and memorable year and expres- . sed a sincere "thank you' to all who have performed their' duties obligingly and hospit- ably. Mrs. H. Crawford gave a _ full report of the Financial ~ standing. rs. Orval Jordon, Pro- vincial Board Director brought greetings from the Province and spoke on pro- jects and requested the need of used coloured picture pos-. tage stamps for the World. Stamp Box collection. Mrs. Jordon announced the 80th Anniversary of the Women's Institutes to be * held at Milton, Ontaria in 1977. Mrs. McCreight on the Scholarship Committee re-- ported 13 Scholarships were given out this year and the names will be given the day of the Annual picnic in July. These scholarships 'are very prominent for those deserving through the Women's Institutes. Mrs. Jordon reported the Ade- laide Hoodless Home is undergoing renovations and .requests more of the mem- bers to visit this historical home. The Afternoon Session commenced at 2 p.m. Roll call of the 12 branches were called. A very. impressive memorial service, conduct- ed and prepared by Miss Beatrice McLean of Green- wood, honouring and re- membering the deceased members, Extension Services and Junior' Activities by Miss B. McClenagham, Home Economist, spoke on 4-H 'girls work. \ Achievement days prove very successful and training schools for leaders a hearty vote of thanks and appreci- - ation extended to the women who ably assist in 4-H girls work during the year. Voting delegates number- ing 35. Mrs. H. Crawford acted as Secretary for the election of Officers and In- stallation by Mrs. Orval Jor- don. Past President - Mrs. Nelson Williams. President - - Mrs. Harold Lewis; 1st Vice- President - Mrs. Henry Wotten; 2nd Vice-President - Mrs. A." J. Brady; Sec.- Treas. - Mrs. H. Crawford; Recording Secretary - Mrs. James Coates; Federated Représentative Mrs. T. Bell, and alternate, Mrs. E. Britton: Public-Relations - Mrs. R. Hamilton; Curator - Mrs. J. McCreight. New Business...The Annual South Ontario dis- trict picnic will be held July 13th in Uxbridge - Park at 12';30 noon. Area convention will be held November 4th and 5th in _ the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. It was moved by motion that the Women's Institute contributed one hundred dellars to each - The Erland Lee Home at Stoney Creek, Ontario, the 'Adelaide Hood- less Home, and the Christian Nutrition Education, the original "Save Sight' pro- ject. A branch contribution to- wards the Miss McKercher International Scholarship - fund, each Institute branch requested to participate. Closing remarks for the annual meetihg were given by the President Mrs. Lewis, expressing the hope that all would leave the meeting with rekindled energies toward the work of the Women's Institutes at all levels. Florence Ellicott Public Relations a Besides bringing you all the news, look what elsg, your newspaper Comes in handy when you can't find a fly swatter. PASSPORT PHOTO Contact Peter Hvidsten NAA AA CALL US HOME HEAT FOR FREE ESTIMATES ON COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Phone: 985-7005 274 ROSA ST. - PORT PERRY KEN P. MURRAY Electrical Contractor Domestic & Industrial ~ Tr SOT i' le \ a SE ER, = Vr ay "»