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ef AW 5 5 SA AAA AX ROARS > Fy BANE vt ERAS RY 4 dialed Sadie Nand ind ol ele vate Ded bnbnd 28 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 5, 1978 "Auction Sal ORVAL McLEAN Auctioneer household, farm, equipment, real estate, antiques, estates Appraisals & Liquidations consignments at McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE Angeline Street at Hwy. 7, Lindsay 324-2791 or 324-2783 KAHN AUCTION SERVICES Livestock - Furniture. Antiques - Estates Real Estate - etc. For Fast Auction' Service Call: GAYLE KAHN 985-8161 HENRY KAHN 985-8161 Prop. of ""HERONGATE COUNTRY AUCTIONS" 1 mile south of Whitevale. Every Wednesday at7 p.m. HEREFORDS East Central Ontario Hereford Zone Annual Spring SHOW & SALE " Registered Herefords Peterboro Livestock Sales Arena ~ Sat., April 15,1978 Show at 11 a.m. Saleat1 p.m. Selling: Herd sires, cows with calves, bred and open heifers & 4H calves. Catalogues available. John B. McLauchlan, Secretary-Treasurer, P.O. Box 35, Carrying Place, Ont. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, APRIL? 7:00 P.M. a miles east of Little Britainor 7 miles west of Lindsay on Lind- say-Little Britain Road. The estate of the late HAROLD HOCKEN of Port Perry, plus other consigners. Round oak table; china cabinet; fern stand: chesterfield; chest of drawers; Hoover kitchen cupboard; buffet; Moffat electric stove; wicker rocking chair; coffee table; flat top trunk; bedroom suite; Pequegnat clock; port able colour T.V.; washstands; é matching press back chairs; oak table; console colour T.V.; quan- tity of hand tools; plus many, more antiques, furniture and household items. Open for show- - ing Thursday, April 6 between 7 & 9 p.m. Don Corneil, Auction- eer, R. R. 1, Little Britain, 705 786-2183. + #1135 with cab (1000 hrs); #180 TUESDAY, APRIL TN SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. HOLSTEINS Complete Ormadale Dispersal, the completely home bred herd of ROSS H. MILLER, Sunder- land, Ontario. Selling at the farm, located at the west entrance of the Village of Sunderland. 70 head, Reg., Clas- sified, R.O.P. tested. This herd has been built with the use of top proven sires for many years. At presence there are 6 daughters of Quality Ultimate (EX.); 12 daughters of Bond Haven Royal- star (Extra); others by Edge- ware Wayne Achilles (Extra); Perseus Mark (EX.); Chieftain (EX.); etc. Another feature of this fine dispersal is 12 calves suitable for 4-H work. The Herd | health conditions are excellent | with a complete negative Brucel- losis test on September 8, 1977. | The test taken before sale time will qualify herd for listed status. | 12 cows sell fresh or close, many | 1 | | due in summer and fall. Cows milking up to 90 Ib. per day. 12 big strong bred heifers and also a | service-age bull. Lunch avail- able. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. Ap.5 SATURDAY, APRIL SS SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. MASSEY-FERGUSON FARMS Extensive auction of machinery, farm buildings, office equip- ment, trucks, parts, etc. to be held at the MASSEY-FERGU- SON FARMS, 1 mile west of Milliken at the corner of Warden & Steeles Ave. (1 mile west of Unionville to Con. 5, then south 2 miles to farm), including the following M.F. diesel tractors #275 (120 hrs.); #255 (304 hrs.): with cab; M.F. Super 90 gas | tractor; M.F. 33 loader with a Perkins 248 diesel engine - 75 h.p., all wheel steering, 1v2 yd. bucket (like new); M.F. 510 die- sel combine with é-row corn head, 14 ft. grain head; M.F. 510 combine with é6-row corn head, 14 * ft. grain head; 16 ft. grain table for above; 2 M.F. garden ftrac- tors; M.F. 36 swather, 14 ft.; M.F. 655 swather, 20 ft.; M.F. 145 cultivator; M.F. 880 plow, é- furrow, 16 in.; M.F. 838 plow; M.F. 43 plow; M.F. é-row corn scuffler; 2 rubber-tired wagons; 2 tip trailers; Turnco grain box; flail stalk shredder; M.F. 205 spreader; post hole digger; shop - equipment (H.W. floor jack, air compressor, etc.). Office Equip; desk; filing cabinets; chairs; safe; air conditioner; Tele- funken dictator-transcriber. Parts. Farm Equipment & Misc. | such as Badger silo unloader (12), motors; augers; fire ex- tinguishers; shelving; bins; 1975 Chev. pick-up, %-ton, 454 engine, air & power trailer package, dual . tanks, certified; 1966 Dodge ! . Stake truck with hoist and diesel : engine; 3 large slab silos; Beatty stabling; steel grain bins; steel ; building, 50 x 100; Beaver build- ing, 30 x 50; large hog barn and equipment; large pole barn, 85 x 200; plus many, many other items. Lunch available. This large sale will start promptly at 10:30 a.m. with two Auction Rings at all times. Machinery is in excellent condition. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. AS goods, etc. Public Auction NO RESERVE NEW & USED FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT ~~ Saturday, April 15 = 10:30 a.m. Located at T.O. Auto Auction, South Service Road, 401, east of Oshawa, at Courtice Road. Tools, cars, trucks & tractors (big & small), riding lawn mowers, chain saws, miscellaneous This is a consignment sale. Turn your excess equipment into $$ CASH $$. All arrangements must be made by April 12, 1978. Call Bud or Marrill MacDonald 579-9661 ALTONA LIQUIDATIONS SALES Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. SATURDAY, APRIL S SALE TIME: 12 NOON SHARP Stock Reduction sale of Farm machinery, the property of KEE FARM MACHINERY LTD. (John Deere Dealer), 5 miles north of Peterborough on Hwy. 28 or 4 miles south of Lakefield (on 5th line of Smith Twp). Tractors: 1966 M.F. 1100 diesel tractor, power steering; David Brown 1200 diesel tractor - power steering; John Deere 710 diesel tractor - power steering - manure loader, snow bucket, etc. Indust. equip.; John Deere TD 450 crawler with blade, running well; 1958 Case 310 D Crawler with blade. Cultivators: New Glenco 18' cultivator with wings; New Glenco 18' cultivator with hydraulic wings; New Glenco 12'/2' cultivator; 2 new Sandrum cultivators, 34 tooth, 3 pt.; etc. Baler: New Holland 277 baler, pto; Power Mowers: John Deere (37) 7' trail type, pto; New Holland 7' power mower, 3 pt.; Ford 501, 7 power mower, 3 pt.; Harrows: 3 new John Deere 740 wheel harrows - pull type; Corn Planters: Int. 56 - 4 row plate planter - pull type; John Deere 4-row plate planter - pull type; etc. Forage Harvesters: 2 John Deere 34, 2-row corn harvesters, pto- 30"; A.C. 472 forage harves- ter, 2-row, pto; etc. Manure Spreader: Int. 55 manure spreader, pto; John Deere 145 manure loader, hydraulic buc- ket; fits current tractor.Wagons: 5 new George White wagon gear- ing, 5 ton; 3 new 1600 George White wagon gearing 10 ton; Swather: New 1976 John Deere self-propelled swather, 12' head- er; Misc.: New log splitter, 3 pt. ptd; new 5-Star post hole digger, 3 pt.; new Allied side rake, pull type: etc. Garden Equip.: 4 new Simplicity garden tillers; 2 Sim- pliciy riding tractor lawn mowers. New Equip.: 1977 Sim- plicity 70-10 six-speed garden tractor with mower; 1977 Simpli- city 60-10 3-speed garden tractor with mower; 1977 Simplicity 60-8 garden mower, 3 speed; etc. Terms cash. Absolutely no reserve. Sale at 12:00 noon sharp, beginning with garden equipment. Carl & Greg Hick- son, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. : 705-324-9959. AS SATURDAY, APRIL 15 Prince Albert Community Hall Watch for the signs. Household Furniture and antiques - 23" b&w T.V.; baby furniture; end tables; boys bike, 12°'; set of encyclope- dia; hall stand and seat (anti- que); chesterfield & chair; . dryer; wringer washer; linen; bunk beds; 39" bed; other items too numerous to mention. Con- signments welcome. Ken Peters; Auctioneer, 655-3919 or 668-0106. A112 THURSDAY, APRIL 13 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. FARMSOLD Auction sale including David Brown 990 diesel tractor; B414 diesel tractor & loader; New Holland 268 Super Sweep baler; Int. 540 manure spreader; Int. seed drill; Sedore snow- blower; Allied 34-tooth culti- vator; John Deere 427, 2-row corn planter; weed sprayer, 28 'ft. boom; self-unloading wagon; 2 Farm Hand self unloading wagons; Turnco gravity box; 3 pt. hitch scraper; 2 wagons with racks; bale elevator; bale _stgok- er; harrows; 12° packer; grain auger; silage elevator; axle & wheels; wooden feeder; new roofing 12' x 10'; A.C. forage harvester; trailer; 200 gal. water tank; -auto. bale stooker; scrap 3 Surge milkers; 4 Surge milk meters; plus numerous other tems. Furniture: baby carri- age; stroller; car bed; custom- made bathinette with hidden baby' bath; wooden playpen; children's rocker; roll-away cat; youth bed; antique linen closet, with mirrors; antique cedar closet; bedroom suite; two dressers; ¥% bed; Colonial wood- en dining suite with four chairs and extension table; portable Singer sewing machine (good); picnic table; lawn chairs and other items. The property of JAKE GRIFFIOEN, Lot 2, Con 6, Brock Twp., 4 mile west of Valentyne or 3 miles west and 1 mile north of Sunderland. Lunch available. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., A)2 Int. ° SATURDAY, APRIL 8 TIME: 12 NOON At Orval McLean Auction Cen- ter, Highway 7 at Little Britain Road, property of MRS. B. *McNEVIN, 120 Colborne St. W. (giving up housekeeping); MRS. SHINE; and others. Good seléc- tion of household furniture; appliances; tools; "excellent chesterfield; leather-inlaid cof- fee table; Oriental pattern rugs; lamps; Philips 20'" colour tele: vision and stand (2 yr. old); pictures; radios; oil lamps; set Bridal Rose dishes; desk; good bedroom suite; chests; 4 antique trunks; parlour table; side- board; quilt box; hall tree; seal- ers; bedding; dishes; sewing stand; Beatty thermal tub wrin- ger washer; chrome set; Hoover vacuum; good electric dryer; smoker's stand; board; square wringer washer; maple bedroom suite; electric broom; rocking chair; step lad- der; small Quebec heater; 2 large cushion floor rolls; power | lawn mowers; saw; treadle sew- ing machine; good Findlay oval cook stove; Moffat green refrig- erator (like new); lantern; couch; chests; quilts; garden tools; quantity carpenter tools and small power tools; 2 dining room suites; reclining chair (like new); 12 ft. freezer; large gold rug; black & white televisions; heavy duty automatic washer & dryer (like new); gas 'dryer; large Frigidaire with freezer on bottom; apt. size electric stove; feather tick; excellent modern china cabinet; bar; bookcase headboards; Moffat Fiesta top oven range; other furniture and antiques; filing cabinet, - Note time: 12 noon. Tools first. No reserve. Orval McLean, Auc- tioneer, 324-2791 or = 324 2783, Lindsay. SATURDAY, APRIL 22 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M, FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Auction sale of household effects for MRS. GRETA ST. JOHN, 76 Crandell Street, Port Perry, Ont. Including McClary refrigerator, - 2 door; Moffat elec. stove; spool bed; drop front desk; chester- field and chair; dressers; 2 ant. cupboards; organ stool; crocks; arrow back chair; books; wicker chair; small tables; trunks; sew- ing table; pictures & frames; fruit jars; dishes; 2 mustache cups and saucers; shaving mugs; Rose bowl and matching candle holders; cheese dish; figurines; china; plus many. other items. Sale at 12:30 p.m. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. Al19 THURS. EVENING, APRIL 20 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. HOLSTEINS April Malmont Consignment Sale held at Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ont. Propri- etor Neil Malcolm, Blackstock.' This sale includes the entire N.I.P. Grade Herd of DAVID BOLTON, Bailieboro. This herd has had its first test on listing program. R.O.P. tested. A feature of this sale will be 12 4H' calves picked for 4-H projects. Also 12 registered bred heifers due June & July (all from one herd). In addition several young registered cows including a G.P. Sir Winston with V.G. Dam. The _sale starts promptly at 7:30 p.m. Lunch available. Lloyd Wilson, Auctioneer. Al9 SATURDAY, APRIL 15 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Farm Machinery & Household : furniture, the property of SYD. | YORK, Lot 5, Con. 11, Ops Twp., iron; Delaval 2200 Ib. bulk tank; ° 2'2 miles north of Omemee on Hwy. 7 & Y mile west, Machin- ery: 1970 Ford 4000 diesel frac- tor,new tires; Case 3-16's plough, 3 pt.; 1976 Kongskilde 29 tooth cultivator, 3 pt.; 1976 Ford 7' power mower, 3 pt.; 1976 Ford side rake .-- trail type; M.F.- #9 baler, pto; 1976 Wickon cement mixer, 3pt. PTO; McKee 6' snow blower, 3 pt. PTO; hay and grain. Furniture: wash stand; desk; 2 Duncan Fyfe tables; antique pictures; four poster bed; china cabinet; Dual Super 8 projector & screen; 6 pc. dining room suite; ant. pine cupboard; treadle sewing maching. Terms Cash. No reserve. Sale Time - 1:00 p.m. beginning with furni- ture. Carl & Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959. Al2 kitchen cup- Scugog Island By Mrs. Earl Reader There will be a musical concert at the Island Church, Thursday, April 20. There- fore there will be about three practice periods for Junior and Senior Choirs. This means a serious practice. Any boy or girl under 16 or 18 who would like to take part in the Junior choir, please be at the Church ready to pract- ice by 6:30 on Thursday evening. Parents will please pick them up at 7:30 as Senior' Choir starts at that time. It isn't often that a father and daughter are in hospital at the same time except through an accident. But it happened that Mrs. Bonnie Bell and her father, Percy Jeffrey, both had operations in the Oshawa Hospital and are still there. Bonnie suf- fered considerable discom- fort for some days prior to surgery. We trust they are both over the worst part and will soon recuperate. The 'Head' U.C.W. meets tonight at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Manns. Don't forget your bale items. We'll be planning the Art and Craft ! show. So plan to be present. The "Grace"- U.C.W. will also meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Madeline Caw- ker. They have the hot luncheon to plan. Watch the paper for further details on _ both events for April 22. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Joan Aldred's mother, Mrs. Ada Pearson of Oshawa, is in the hospital with pneumonia. We are very interested in her wel- fare and recovery. Her cheery and plucky personal- ity makes her loved by all who know her, Mrs. Pearson was a life long friend of Mrs. Ethel Redman after they came to Canada in their youth. Therefore, she spent much time on the Island and showed a great interest in the people, the church and various activities. We know she is getting good care and we trust 'in a speedy recovery. Mrs. Allene Kane is back in Port Perry hospital to get a check on her respiratory problem. However, - they allowed her out for Saturday evening to help celebrate her' own 25th Wedding Anniver- sary at the Island Commun- ity. Hall where about -50 Auction Sales WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. 100 HOLSTEINS Auction sale including M.F. as | Tractor with blade; 2000 gal. liquid manure tank, dual wheels, | pto; liquid manure auger. 105° Holsteins - 55 milk cows, 25 bred heifers, and 25 open heifers and calves. 12 registered - balance , N.I.P. grades. All D.H.LA. | tested. This is a completely homebred herd housed In free stall setup. Herd BCA 133-133 on 50 cows, Cows are young with lovely tight udders. Cows mllk- ing over 80 Ib. at the present time. Several 2-year-olds milk- ing up to 60 |b. per day. An example of this Is Delva - a 2-year-old by Glenafton Royal Bertrand milking as a 2-yr.-old in 213d., 10,728 m., 3.9% and still milking 45 Ib. BCA (1263-175). "She is due again in September, 50 head due now through Summer and Fall. A lovely group of N.I.P. Grade Heifers. This herd is on the listing pro- gram and is completely negative for Brucellosis and T.B. fest. Plan to attend this fine dispersal for ADOLF VON GRAFFEN, selling at the farm, R. R.4, Barrie. From Hwy. 11 at Pains- wick, take 13th line East 4 miles to 25th sideroad - go North to first farm on East side. Lunch avail- able. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. A12 > ro AYR EERE REV RIK 3 Ea butit friends and relatives had gathered for a happy even- ing of dancing and visiting. Among the' guests were Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Sweetman of Toronto. On behalf of the Island people we convey best wishes to two life long resid- ents Mr. and Mrs. Don Crozier as they celebrate their 40th Wedding anniver- sary this coming Saturday. Mrs. Nellie Miller has been spending a few days at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Cliff Love. On Sunday, someone must have lost a long-loved pet as a medium-sized, charcoal coloured dog was picked up on the causeway. Perhaps it wandered away from a cot- tage, out onto the ice or was visiting Prentice"s Maple Syrup Festival as others were seen. 'Th€ man and his "wife who picked this dog up were very concerned for its welfare and made several inquiries to locate its owner. If you think it may be yours, youmay call him at 986-4670. At the musical concert, we hear there is going to be a fashion show and compet- ition for homemade hats, first for girls over six, and girls under six with their mothers. Even if your chil- dren haven't been coming to Sunday School you may still compete. You may start the hat with any type of found- ation and end up with any one of the four following categories: large, fancy, comic and most original. If you have questions, please phone Mrs. Bob Cawker. It will be necessary to have the names of competitors and descriptions of hat for com- mentator. On - Sunday, the Island Church welcomed Rev. Clarke back from his lengthy vacation in the south. There was the highest attendance of the year, and the Sunday School was a lively place. Both Rev. Linstead and Rev. Clarke remarked on the high attendance in the Florida Churches they visited. Rev. Clarke reviewed the events of the first Easter Sunday and the following week when Jesus appeared to his Disciples in the Upper Room, where they had met in terror and uncertainty, wondering what might happen to them. Mr. Clarke emphasized the -reaction of the doubting Thomas who was honest enough to ex- press his feelings, yet went the whole way once he became sure. When God wants to use us, how do we respond? Mr. and Mrs. Max Stich- mann are well settled in their home again after spending the winter in Florida. On Friday, Mrs. Bonnle Gerrow is flying to Saskat- chewan with her three sis- ters to help celebrate their mother's. 90th - birthday. - on -- April 14. WINTARIO TICKETS available at the Port Perry Star a __., or ATTIET In.