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ARAYA 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 29, 1977 AUCTION SALES THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE 30 SALE TIME: 6:45 P.M. McLean Auction Center, Lind- say, enter parking lot off Little Britain Road. Good consign. ments from Mrs. Frank' Speers, Estate of late Ed. Dunn, Rev. Scott, Art Truax and others. 1969 Ford; 1971 Ford wagon; 25 h.p. Evinrude motor; 14' boat; good 9 pc. walnut dining room suite; heavy chrome kitchen suite; console television; hi fi; chesterfield set; chairs; lamps; pictures; hall tree; bedroom svite; wicker chair; vanity; beds; 3 trunks; wringer washing machine; mantel clock; treadle sewing machine; ladies fur coat; office desk and chairs; books; garden tools; dishes; good oak dining room suite with china cabinet; swivel chair; nursing rocker; dresser; chiff- robe; oil lamp; excellent guto- matic range; good refrigerator; basket . chairs; mattrgsses; wicker rocker; couch; \lawn swing; hot water tanks; antique drop leaf table; school desk; scales; adult commode; iron fry pans; Findlay oval cook stove; antique store chests; sink; paper rack; air conditioner; new Moped, etc. Note time: 6:45 p.m. No Reserve. Orval McLean, Auctioneer, 324-2791 or 324-2783 Lindsay. Jn29 CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, JULY 1st 7:00 P.M. 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay-Little Britain road. The property of HELEN JOHNSTON of Little Britain. 5 matching pressback chairs; oak dressers; chesterfields; - bedroom suite; portable colour T.V.; wooden telephone; quantity of lawn. mowers; 5 h.p. Viking garden tiller; spool bed; broad axe; qty of wood planes; wood stoves; picture frames; pine cupboards; 14 ft. boat; 25 h.p. Scott-Atwater motor; 1966 Ford truck, 6 cyl., good condition (not certified); Int.Cub tractor with 5 ft. Woods rotary lawnmower; boat trail. ers; 14 ft. Cedarstip boat; large qty of hand tools; plus many more antiques, furniture and household items. Terms cash. Open for showing, Thursday, June 30,7 - 9 p.m. : TUESDAY, JULY § 7:00 P.M. R.C.A. Victor 21" television; qty of chest of drawers; antique radio; occasional chairs; metal filing cabinet; bunk beds; dres- sers; refrigerators; 5 h.p. garden tiller; qty of wooden chairs; qty of china and glass- ware; plus many more antiques, furniture and household items. Terms cash. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Brit. ain, 705-786-2183. TUESDAY, JULY § SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Our annual consignment sale will be held this year on Tues." July 5th in the Sunderland Park (under the maple trees). Please no unsaleable items, no big electrical appliances unless the owner. We ve buyers on lots sold in order received. Fairboard ladies will serve lunch. Terms cash. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, Ph. (705) 357-3270. o Jn29 SATURDAY, JULY 2 SALE AT 12:00 NOON Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of MURRAY: RAY (the formerly John Spence Household con. tents), will be held in the Village of Cambray. Refrigerator; elec, stove; General deep freeze; Ing. lis spin.dry washer and stack on top G.E. portable dryer (good); Annex stove; antique dining room extension table with car- ving; 5 press back chairs (good); antique buffet; depres. sion glass miniature cream and sugar; Nippon 'butter dish; cocoa pot; many other dishes; crocks; white rug, 9 x 12; mag- azine table; Viking T.V.; ches. terfield and chair; rocking chair; several gun stock-type chairs;' 3 fan back chairs; bed. room furniture; iron and brass bed; quilts; sheets; 4 pc. iron stone toilet set; fern stand; blue toilet pitcher; trunk; red wood rocker and chaise; cider mill and press (good); qu. of tools, and miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash or known cheque. Sale at 12:00 Noon. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, Ph (705) 357-3270. Jn29 SATURDAY, JULY 9 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Farm Machinery the property of MILFORD WHITE & SONS, Lot 19, Con. 8, "Ops Township, 2 miles east of Lindsay on #7 Hwy. to Ops School, 1 mi. north, 2 mi. east. 1974 A.C. 7030 diesel tractor, 135 h.p., cab, radio, dual tires, 1500 hrs.; 1970 John Deere 4020 diesel tractor, fully equipped, new tires, front end weights; 1949 John Deere 2020 gas tractor with John Deere 48 manure loader; 1971 John Deere F350, 5-16's hydraulic reset plough with har. row attachment, semi-mount; 1968 John Deere #38 - 2 row forage harvester with hay pick- up, 1000 rpm with John Deere hopper & screen; 1974 New Hol- land #8 forage wagon with roof - 10 ton gearing; 2 New Holland forage wagons with gearing - 1 with roof; 1974 New Holland 27 forage blower, pto; Allied 20' cultivator, 3 pt. with wings & harrow; 1974 New Holland 479 hay bine, pto, like new; 2 Turner gravity grain boxes with gear. ing; John Deere 14T baler, pto; Husky 1000 gal. liquid manure tank; John Deere 495 - 4 row corn planter - trail type; front. end stone picker; Letz grain grinder, belt drive; 198% Ford Mustang car, customized V8 avtomatic; 2 wheeled trailer with rack; forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. "Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl & Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959. Jyé WEEKLY LIVESTOCK SALE Market demands require many dairy cows, veal, stockers, beef cows, butcher cows, steers, cal- ves, bulls and heifers. We invite you to.bring above livestock to { our barn in Haydon (east of . Enniskillen) each Wednesday before 4:00 p.m. and we will' ; truck them fo our Livestock * Auction Centre in Peterborough, at no cost fo you. Phone John or « Steve Liptay, 263-2117. Sale at © 8:00-.p.m. Cheques mailed Thursday. T.F. 1 McCulloch chain saw JULY 2nd. 985-7616; Fedyk 985-2665 SCUGOG ISLAND WOMEN'S INSTITUTE 4th Annual Auction Sale SATURDAY, JULY 16th 11:00 A.M. SCUGOG ISLAND CENTRE SCHOOL Conc. 10 - 4 miles north off 7A. AUCTIONEER - MURRAY JACKSON e Hand-made Quilt Raffle - 2 p.m. e Fish Pond for Children e Crafts for Sale DONATIONS NEEDED Tools, Furniture, Dishes, Books, Toys, etc. PICK-UP at 10 a.m. at your driveway SAT. For more information call - Elizabeth Stichman 985-2454; Betty iReader Helen i used in the trade. | new. SATURDAY, JULY 2 SALE TIME: 12 NOON ANTIQUE AUCTION : Property of William A, Mitchell, 18 Elgin Street, Fenelon Falls, (turn east at Theatre).. Good selection of antiques, wash. stands; chests; tollet set; bed. room suite; 26 colour televis. ion; Evans upright piano; antique lamps; antique settee; desk; parlour table; antique chairs; dining chairs; wicker chairs; antique clocks; school desk; rocking chairs; very old refinished buffett; antique grandfather clock; good 2-door frost free refrigerator; 24" auto. range; general dishes; fancy dishes; some antiques; 8 place setting Colonial dishes; plus many antiques and collectibles. Note time: 12 Noon. No reserve. Owners moving from century home. Orval McLean, auction. eer, 324-2791 or 324-2783 Lindsay. Jn29 SATURDAY, JULY 2 SALE STARTS AT 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Livestock, Impl. ments, Household Furniture, the' property of DICK LEEPER, Lot 2, Con. 4, Du er Township, 13 miles east of Peterborough on Hwy. #7 to 4th Con. of Asphodel Twp. & 2 miles north, or 7 miles south east of Warsaw. Machin- ery: 1975 Int. 444 diesel tractor with 1550 manure loader, hy- draulic bucket, approx. 850 hrs; M.F. 35 combine - B' hydraulic header, pto bin & auger comp.; #210; harness; cutter; 9° x 10' tent; buggy wheels; etc. Furniture: table & chairs; chesterfield & chairs; h.d. elec. stove; many other items. 1962 Chev. Sedar car; Cattle: Registered Here- ford bull, 4 yr. old; Reg. Here- ford bull, 14 mos. old; 2 reg. Hereford cows with calves by side; 2 reg. Hereford cows, due August; 12 grade Hereford cows with 12 calves by side, from 1 to 2'2 mos. old; 3 grade Here- ford cows, due Aug. & Sept; 1 Holstein heifer, due Oct.; 5 Her- ford heifers, 2 yrs. old, bred; 4 Hereford steers, 2 yr. old; 4 Hereford steers, 1 yr. old; 7 Hereford heifers, rising 1 yr. old. A good herd of cattle, well worth your "attention. Terms cash. No reserve. Furniture sale at 1:00 p.m. Machinery sale at 1:30 p.m. Cattle sale at 2:30 p.m. Carl & Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959. Jn29 WED. NIGHT, JULY é SALE TIME: 6:30 SHARP At Mclean Auction Center, Lindsay, enter off Little Britain Road. Full line of Carpenter tools, good hand saws, wood bits, Zig saw, Skil saw, fable saw, etc. all in excellent condit- fon from Estate of Late WALTER GILSON, Lindsay. Plus complete inventory and shop equipment from Plumbing and Heating shop. 1968 GMC Van, only 42,000 miles; new diaphragm mud pump; sump pumps; oil burner motors; re- lays; transformers; nozzles; delayed oil valves} complete oil burners; oil burner service kits; smoke testers; wrenches; mir- rors; ignition parts; pressure gauges; draft tester; new Sel. kirk chimneys; new square "A" chimneys; ducts; registers; boots; elbows; flashing mater- ial; eavestrough; light fixtures; space heater parts. snips; Sawazall; sockets; end & box wrenches; vices; hand tools; pipe wrenches; chain wrenches; pipe dies; cut- ters; electric drills; bits. Plum- bing: copper, brass and iron fittings; tile bed pipe; pumps; injectors; nozzles; venturies; copper pipe and many items Most items Absolutely no reserve bids. 6:30 Sharp. Orval McLean Auctioneer, 324.2783 Lindsay. open Tools: Prince Albert News Hold memorial service at Pine Grove by Mrs. Grace Beacock Majority of folk are acquainted with the maga- zine "Woman's Day' but one can truthfully label last Sundays worship as '"'A 'Woman's Hour' when some members of 'the U.C.W. were in charge of the church service. Members who participated in various ways included Mesdames R. Deeth, C. Clarke, D. Bid- good, E. Daigle, R. Robin- son, L. Pereman, M. Pugh, B. Beacock. The choir with their music ability were on hand plus a lovely duet rendered by Mrs. Kinnunin and sister Miss Lori Hope accompan- ied by the organist Mrs. G. Hunter. We were privileged to have a guest speaker, Mrs. B. Andrew of Whitby who is associated with Women Alive, an organiza- tion that was born in Barrie in 1973. This fluent speak- ing lady left us with a multi- tude of solid food for thought climaxing an inspir- ing women's hour. Please keep in mind a cordial invitation is extend- ed to all for next Sunday when the descendants of the William John Martyn (who arrived in Canada in year 1846) are in charge of wor- ship in our church at 11 o'clock instead of the usual 11:30 a.m. Let us be hospitable and be present to offer a wel- come hand to the Martyns. Last Sunday ideal weather shone over Pine Grove Cemetery which was heavenly with multi-colour- ed floral arrangements placed in loving memory of the deceased. - - An- appro- priate Memorial Service was again made possible through the efforts of Rebekah and 1.0.0.F. Lodges to whom sincere praise are due. Guest minister Rev. V. Parson's message was most appro- priate. Mr. Wm. Slute's solo was certainly well received, other lodge sur- names who assisted includ- ed A. Ross, E. Beckett, J. Jamieson, 'J. Smitherman, G. Rahm, J. Pearse. : Then too one could hear murmers about the grounds as to the immaculate condi-, tion in which the cemetery appeared. Deserving com- pliments to the caretaker Mr. Geo. Hall and assistant Mr. Geo. Kilpatrick as a ! result to the two Georges i we say "A job well done." Jn29 KEEP REAR WINDOW LEDGE CLEAR Ever put anything on the rear window ledge of your car when you're driving? Well, don't do it, warns the Industrial Accident Pre- vention Association. Check to be sure you don't" keep objects on the rear window ledge. It could ob- struct your view, and if you have to stop suddenly, the object could hit the heads of the passengers. Last Wednesday evening _® Wallpaper. e Panelling eo Carpet e Floor Coverings ) PLUMBING o ELECTRICAL eo CARPENTRY choir practice was held in the. church as usual, But following the rounds of sing- song, it was soon evident a wee. party was "in the air" as a- result 'the members presented Mrs. G. Hunter (organist and choir direct- or) with a blooming plant, Bird of Paradise' in recog- nition for her endeavours in the music field during the year. The recipient Eva, expressed a surprised joy for the remembrance. All enjoyed pot-luck food and away home "til. we meet again after summer recess. Congratulations to "Wind- crest Farms' grand opening; (Deeths) who shared their: warm hospitality for the gala Friday evening dance - A good time was had by all. On Saturday many availed themselves the opportunity to the lectures and demon- strations on various cuts derived from a beef car- cass. Then the tour of the freezer building where Ron guided groups explaining proper feeding of animals, the killing, with sanitary steps all the way including wrapping the process thus to freezer all proved most instructive. Lastly those delicious hot hamburgers and coffee were delicious. May the Deeth's business bloom into prosperous and happy living. The tune of wedding bells never cease especially at this season. Last Wednesday evening Mrs. Geo. Mahaffy with her sister-in-law Mrs. Wes. Lane as co-hostess arranged a bridal miscellaneous shower in honour of a pro- spective bride Miss Jean Hockaday as a result you can imagine a bevy of near twenty-five well-wishers each armed with gifts arrived at the Mahaffy home. Jean expressed her warm thank-you in a sin- cere manner for the beauti- ful array of gifts. Lively games and contests occup- ied time prior to serving a tasty lunch. Relatives and friends were present from Brooklin, Solina, Oshawa, Greenbank, Port Perry. An early summer bride elect Miss Terry Kennedy was recently presented with a flow of presents from a "group of relatives and neighbours who assembled in the Community Hall. Good. wishes and wise advice mingled with lunch made a pleasant party. Last Tuesday evening Mrs. H. Jeffrey and Mrs, F. Brooks were among the group at the home of Mrs. B. Holtby, Port Perry when. a nuptial shower party was planned for a bride-to-be, Miss Barbara Wheeler of .Blackstock whose marriage to Mr, Paul Christie is set for next month. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Brooks served birthday. dinner for one or two including his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hart and son Douglas of Uxbridge also Mr. Ralph Hansen of down town. Weekend company with Mr. and Mrs. M. Pugh were son Ivan of Trout Creek and girl friend, Linda Odrowski, also her parents and their three other daughters. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Osliawa were company at the Les Beacocks having attended the cemetery ser- vice. Can the youth name the well preserved but quaint article on Irv and Alma Doyles lawn? The olders remember it as' a cream separator. Euchre fans remember next Thursday night, June 30 is the last card party' until September. Last weeks winners' were: Marj Byford, Effie Plough- man, Verne Draper. Men: Evert Watson, Robt. 'Aird, Ernie Luke. i We offer sympathy to Mr, Harlin - Clark over his mother's passing. Comment: When the school room door closes for the holidays its not end of everything but the start of everything. M. Beattie. FEDDERS HEAT PUMPS ® 5 Yr. Parts & Labour Warranty e Expert Installation Call Collect ENVIRONMENTAL HEATING & COOLING R.R. 3, Peterborough 1-705-743-8831 .; ® Counter Tops eo Vanities ® TRUSSES PORT PERRY ONT. eo Tub Enclosures eo Wood Mouldings eo Power & Hand Tools BALLARD LUMBER "HOME BUILDING CENTRE. HWY. 7A AT THE LAKE eo Plywood e Underlay ° Framing Material e Insulation "Ladies: '*