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ar - pressback chairs; - FUgs; Auction Sales Auctioneers. [ovat MCLEAN Auctioneer household, farm, equipment, real estate, antiques, estates Appraisals & Liquidafions consignments at . McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE Angeline Street at Hwy. 7, Lindsay 324-2791 or 324-2783 i THURS. EVENING, MAY 4 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. FARM MACHINERY FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Auction Sale of tractors, farm machinery, baskets, furniture, etc. The property of MRS. LESLIE RUTLEDGE in Myrtle, V2 mile east of Hwy. 7 & 12 on Myrtle Rd. E. (across from fire hall). M.F. 235 diesel tractor (like new - 130 hours) with Allied hydraulic loader; large snow bucket; Int. cub tractor with _ scufflers (excellent); Cockshutt 2-furrow plow; F.B. 8° double disc; 8' packer; Cockshutt No. 1 transplanter; trailer - 6 x 12 bed; trailer 6 x 8 bed; 3 scufflers; set harrows; M.F. 110 manure spreader (like new); Int. 140 gas tractor with scufflers (excel- lent); carrol ~ washer; forks; hoes; ladders; hand seeder; 1000 bushel baskets (some new); 750- 6 qt. baskets; lawn mower. Furniture - set of 4 ant. arrow back chairs; chesterfield & chair; dressing table; dishes; gateleg table; quilt frames. Note: This is an excellent quality sale. Sale will be held in large storage shed and will start at 7 p.m. Lunch available. Sale Managed & Sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions. Ltd., Uxbridge, 416 852-3524. M3 © SATURDAY, MAY 6 SALE TIME : 11:00 A.M. Auction Sale of Furniture, Anti- ques, Household Appliances, Car, Colour T.V. etc. The Estate of ALMA SMALLEY, Sandford, Ontario, 6 miles north west of Uxbridge on 4th Con. (formerly Scott Twp.); 6 miles east of Hwy. 48 on Herold Road to Sandford, one mile north of Sandford. Including 1968 Meteor Rideau car, 42,000 miles, excellent shape; Zenith colour T.V.; Dom- inion piano & bench; kitchen suite; I.H.C. deep freezer; West- inghouse dryer; pine cupboard; chairs; china cabinet; chester. field; sofas; 3 pc. bedroom suite; dressers; mirrors; love seat; dining table; hall rack; wash stand; blanket box; silver ware; fireplace; round table; blankets; sewing 'machine; dishes; pots; pans; organ parts; bean pot; lamps; pictures; shovels; rakes; saws; fools; etc. Many more articles. No reserve. Terms cash. Sale at 11 a.m. Sandford U.C.W. will serve lunch. Many interesting items at this sale. Don't miss it! Norm Faulkner, Earl Gauslin, Auctioneers. M3 SATURDAY, MAY § SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Complete Dispersal Auction of All Antiques, for "NOW & THEN' Antique Shop, located in Brooklin (North End), on Hwy. 12. Partial list includes: Ornate china cabinets; oak roll top desk; secrefary/desk; drop front desks; pine flat to wall cup- board; pine sideboard; pine sail- makers table; large selection of chairs; tables; dressers; "Guelph" pump organ (1894 - excellent). elegant. 6.pc.. wash set; Mary Gregory tumbler & pitcher; art glass signed ""Hawkes"; Stueben Cat in opal- ine; chinese porcelain water pot (C. 1796-1850 W/avuthenticity papers); Cruet signed 'J. Hoare' (1853); selection of Car-' nival, Bristol, Limoge, Royal Doulton, etc. Various oil lamps including Bullseyes; antique clocks consists of 0.G.'s; English Fusee,- Schoolhouse, etc. (All clocks in'good condition); sleigh bells; swords; woodenware; primitives; and dozens of other items. Terms cash or good cheque. No reserve. Giving up business. Lunch available. Kahn Auction Services. 9858161. y M3 no. wood' secretary; wood stove; - FRIDAY, MAY 5 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. "perty, "Household . contents, including nearly new line of household appliances, riding tractor, boat, furniture, etc. for MR. AND MRS. WAYNE CLARKE, located 1/2 miles west of Hwy. 12 & 7A on Durham Rd. #21in Village of Utica. Contents: Coldspot frost-free fridge (16 cu. ft.); Lady Kenmore stove & dishwasher (8 cyl); Kenmore washer & dryer (H.D.); Admiral freezer (12 cu. ft.); 7 pc. kitchen set (just new); French colonial china cabinet; chesterfield & chair (like new); 3 pc. French Prov. table set; 3 pc. bedroom suite. w/Queen bed & brass- plated headboard; bookcases; elegant lamps; chairs; tables; asst. of glass & china; records; complete aquarium; radio equip. & antique radio tubes; picnic tables; swing set; garden tools & chairs; firewood; bricks; G.E. stereo; R.C.A. color T.V. (22"); 1977 A.C. garden tractor com- plete w/mower, snowblower, whis. & chains; complete unit of boat, motor & trailer (excellent con., hardly used); ladies 3-speed C.C.M. bike; boy's bike & many other misc. items. Please Note - Practically every- thing in excellent condition. Terms cash or cheque. No reserve (on, above). Lunch available. REAL ESTATE: (Conditional to prior sale)- Con- sisting of 7-room home (1,400 sq. ft.); situated on 1-acre lot (more or less); with small barn. Large couniry-style kitchen; ex. large 4 pc. bath; floor to ceiling fire- place; large sunporch; walkout off kitchen & living room. All tastefully decorated & broad- loomed. A real beauty. Terms and ~ Conditions on Property: Cash to Mortgage (buyer may take over existing mortgage)" $5,000.00 cash or certified cheque day of auction, with balance on closing (30 days). Property sub- ject to Reserve bid. Property to be sold at 3:00 p.m. For viewing, Phone 985-2663 or 985-8161 for arrangements. Kahn Auction Services, 985-8161. M3 SATURDAY, MAY 13 SALE TIME: 11:00 ALM. Property of RON RANKIN & SONS, Reach Industrial Park, Port Perry, 1 mile west of new Arena, 4 mile east of Hwy. 7 & 12, turn at Swamp Garage. Antique and modern furniture, dishes; tea table; Deacon's bench; trestle table & benches; roli-top desk; washstand; hall bench; mahogany dresser; cor- ner cupboard; chairs; umbrella table; round dining table; cedar planters; pine planters; coffee tables; knick-knack shelves; picture frames; foot stools; in- laid table; plus garden hoses; electric motors; tools & pumps; 10 ton hydraulic. jack; barn fan; 100° link fence; garden tools; 2 aluminum boats; bath tub; 16° freighter canoe; laundry tub; and many more good items. Sale inside if it rains. Lunch avail- able. John Pearce Auction Ser- vice. 416-985-7492. M10 SATURDAY, MAY 13 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of household furni- ture, the property of the Late Mr. and Mrs. RAY BRETHOUR, will be held in the Village of Sunder- land. Leonard deep freeze, 15 cu. ft; Westinghouse elect. stove (good) ; chrome table & 6 chairs; qty of dishes, pots & pans; elect. tea kettle; mix master; etc.; 2 elect. clocks; crocks; sealers; fernery; small cupboard; Fleet- wood solid state stereo and radio combine (2 yrs); 2 pc. chester- field suite (tweed); 2 yrs.; 2 platform rocking chairs; 2 table lamps; 2 end tables; portable sewing machine cabinet; 3 foot- stools; pictures; coffee Yables; mirror; flower planter; steel bed spring & mattress; wardrobe with mirrors in both doors; metal linen closet; tri light floor lamp; metal coat rack; 5 pc. bedroom suite; box spring and mattress (nearly new); hump back trunk; chest of drawers; dresser; 2 clothes hampers; compact vacuum cleaner; couch; washstand; chest of writing desk; pine box; gol & bag; Toshiba spin dry i] machine; Simplicity washi machine (good); many other articles. Property sold. Terms cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Ph (705) 357-3270. M10 drawers; Wooden box; oi SATURDAY, MAY 6 SALE TIME; 1:00 P.M, ..auction sale of Real Estale pro... Auction sale of-Farm Machinery, the property of GORDON HARRISON, lot 29, Con. 4, Oton- abee Twp., 6 miles east of Peter- borough on Hwy. 7 to 4th con. of Otonabee & 1 mile north. Mach- inery: M.F. 35 gas tractor, 3 pt. with M.F. manure loader; New Holland Super 66 baler, p.t.o.; Int. side rake; Ferguson 7' power mower, p.t.o; Int. 7 semi-mount power mower; M.F. 3-12's plough, 3 pt.; double disc; M.F. '7' blade, 3 pt.; set of chains for tractor; Int. ground drive manure spreader; farm wagon with hay rack; and more. Some Household furniture. No reserve. Terms cash. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl & Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705-- 324-9959. M3 SATURDAY, MAY 6 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Prince Albert Church grounds. Bake sale included. All wel- come. TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 9 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of large power Machinery, the property of ELMER JOHNSTON, Lot 26, Con 3, East Gwillimbury Twp., 1s miles north of Queensville, or 1 mile east amd north of New- market. 3 Case tractors, model 1370, all have cabs (good condit- ion); Cockshutt 1850 tractor with cab and 23" tires; Belarus trac- tor, model 420, 4 wheel drive with toader (nearly new); John Deere combine, 10 ft. self propelled; White cultivator, .18'2 ft. with harrows; |.H.C. cultivator, 18 ft. (Vibrashank); Case 'cultivator, 28 ft. with fold up wings; Ford cultivator, 12 ft.; John Deere disc, 12ft.; John Deere sub soiler on wheels; Coby flail-type manure spreader; Morris chisel plow, 12 ft. (demonstrator); McKee self-unloading forage wagon; qty of other good mach- inery; 1969 |.H.C. Travel-All (as is); 1973 Chev. van, V-8, auto- matic (as is); 250 Suzuki motor bike; 3-ton G.M.C. truck (cab & chassis); Header for Cockshutt __ combine. Terms cash. Sale até p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Ph (705) 357-3270. THURSDAY NIGHT, MAY 11 SALE TIME: 7:00 p.m. at Orval McLeans Auction Centre, Lindsay, Hwy. 7 at Little Britain road, the property of FRED WOOLACOTT, giving up housekeeping, and other con- signors. Furiture, applicances, some antiques, tools, wrenches, dishes. reserve. Orval Mclean, Auctioneer, Lindsay 324-2791 or 324-2783. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 15 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of Household Furni- ture, antiques, riding lawn mower, snow blower, etc. the property of BRUCE SHIER, 604 Gilbert St. W., Whitby, 3 blocks "south of Fairview Lodge (west side of town). Sears 8 h.p. riding lawn mower, 26", used 6 times like new, elec. start; Arins snow- blower 6 h.p. (new), Elect. start; Canadian Tire lawn mower, 19", used 2 yrs.; Viking electric lawn mower, 18'; Cros- ley Frig.; Coronado upright deep freeze; Viking spin dry washer; Brentwood garden tiller; ping pong table (metal frame, like new); pool table (like new) with balls, cues, and rack; Master- craft fan, 3-speed (good); anti- que mantle clock with Westmin- ster chimes (good); Davenport; press-back nursing rocker; Cap- "tain chair; large steamer trunk; ant. organ stool; picture frames; coffee table (glass top); G.E. instamatic 12" portable T.V. (good); baseboard heater (new); qty of glassware; table; shampooer;_floor_ polisher; cop-.. per boiler; set of wooden hames with brass tops (good); new "electric shears; qty of carpen- ters tools (good); garden tools (good); new stable broom; qty of sealers; organ stool; rose trellis; auto. Electroholme humidifier; wooden extension ladder, 18 ft.; Black & Decker reversible 3/8" drill (new); steel wardrobe; pocket-size camera (Halina); binoculars (nearly new); 100 ft. new clothesline; 100 ft. rubber {ras hose; 50 ft. plastic hose; any other articles. This is a retirement sale. Everything in excellent condition. Terms cash. Sale at 6 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Ph (705) 357-3270. Lunch will be avail- able. M10 See list next week. No SATURDAY MAY 13 SALE TIME: 10a.m. Fadn machinery, furniture, -anfiqués, auction sale, including 1974 AM.C. jeep, half ton, 4 wheel drive, p.s. certified. M.H. 30 tractor, 2 furrow drag plow, 2 cultivators, Int. 45 baler, roller, 100 posts, 1000 cedar split rails, building items including barn beams, lumber, doors, roofing, brace wire, cupboards, and counter, aluminum storms, building tiles, air conditioner, 2 corn cribs, (4° x 16° x 30°) scuffler, antique ward robe, antique buffet, humidifier, iron bed, chest of drawers, copper- tone refrigerator, electric stove, plus many other articles. The property of JOHN BUSHLEN, 7 miles north of Uxbridge, to county road 13, 2 miles north of Leaskdale, west to concession 5. Sale at 10 a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson, Auctions Ltd. Uxbridge 416-852 3524. M10 SATURDAY, MAY 13 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Estate of the Late HAZEL BROHM, Norland, on Highway 503, 2 mile east off 35. "1974 Duster, like new, 7,500 miles, auto; lovely smaller home on good lot, vinyl siding, good roof, garage, paved drive, low taxes (both subject to low reserve bids). Appliances; furniture; some antiques; dishes; electric lawn mower; crocks; Strand white enamel cookstove; 2 anti- que chairs; chrome set; propane gas stove; refrigertor; antique parlour cookstove; frost-free 2- door refrigerator; 30' auto. elec: tric range (both excellent); oil lamps; large freezer; bedroom suite; spin washer (like new); vacuum, modern chesterfield; lamps; pressback nursing rock er; portable television; 26' RCA New Vista console colour tele- vision; radios; mirrors; iron single bed; washstand; night tables; chest; beds; hump back trunks; fireplace screen; copper boiler; lawn furniture; brass bird cage; lawn furniture; dishes; large qty. of wood; other furniture. No reserve. Note time: 11:00 A.M. Real Estate 1 P.M. Orval McLean, Auction- eer, 324-2791 or 324-2783 Lindsay. SATURDAY, MAY 13 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Auction sale of household effects for JIM & FLORENCE MITCHELL, Lot 2, Con. 3, Twp. of Scugog, west from Utica to Mast Road, south one concession to Stop sign, then right 2 mile. Including Viking refrigerator; 4 burner elect. stove; 3-burner Kenmore rangette; toasters; steam irons; qty. of odd dishes; pots & pans; hair dryer; quart sealers; quilting frames; antique rocker; wicker furni- ture; dated old jars; kerosene lamps; --old 5-drawer dresser; wringer washer; large Quebec heater; chesterfield & chairs; ladies bicycle; qty of burlap; Stauffer Home reducing relaxer; single beds; fence stretcher; ex- cellent old Oak buffet; chairs; mirrors; tables; etc. Sap pails & spiles; garden tools; chain saw; garden tiller; lawnmower; sump pump; hand tools; approx. 10 cords split firewood; qty of new & used lumber; ladders; table saw; wheelbarrow; steel cables with hooks; 4 rolls Ready-Roof- ing and many more items too numerous to list. Lunch avail- able. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale conducted by Grant Auction Services, R.R.1, Sunderland, | Ontario. Auctioneers - Larry Grant and Jim Wheeler, 852-7173. Owners. or-Auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents in connection with this sale. M10 CORNEILS AUCTION BARN FRIDAY~ MAY 5 AT 7:00 P.M. 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles. west of Lindsay on Lindsay - Little Britain road. Property of DOUG COOPER of Sutton. Pine chest of drawers, .poster bed, 3 pc. bedroom suite, trunks, antique rocking chairs, wicker chairs, press back chairs, walnut chairs, coffee table, chest of drawers, Moffatt electric stove, 'fern stand, parlour table, coal oil lamps, drop leaf table, table saw, pine armoire, qty---of picture frames, qty. of hand made quilts, qty. of china and glassware. Plus many more antiques, furni- ture and household items, also consigning 1969 chev V2 ton truck (not certified), 1973 Toyota Corolla (nqt certified). Open for showing Thursday, May 4 between 7 and 9 p.m. Don Corneil, RR 1, Little Britain 705- 786-2183. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 3, 1978 -- 31 Greenbank UCW by Helen Thomson The Evening Unit of Greenbank U.C.W. met at the home of Marie Foster, "on Wed. Apr: Sth" The Group in charge were Marie Foster, Jean Kerry and Helen Winslow. The theme of their devotions was "Affliction and Faith" Helen McKean conducted the business in the absence of the president and vice- president. She opened with a.poem on "The Purpose of the U.C.W." The minutes were read by Eunice Rahm and treasurer's report by Marie Foster. Our Regional Rally is to be held in Little Britain United Church, on Thursday, May 11th, regis- tration at 9:15 a.m. A motion was passed that we send $5.00 to help pay the expenses of the guest speaker at this rally. Helen McKean gave an interesting report on the U.C.W. Annual Meeting of the Lindsay Presbytery, at which 250 women gathered. A discusion was held on the "Luncheon is Served". It is to be Wed. May 3rd at 12:30. The tickets are $2.00 and may be obtained from any U.C.W. member. The ticket money is to be handed in to Alma Roundell by Sunday, April 30th. The tables are to be set on Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. Helen McKean Ruby Dusty and Helen Win- slow volunteered to do this. Helen McKean, Ruby Dusty and Helen Thomson are to be at the Church Wed. morning at 10:30 to help with "the preparations. Several more volunteered to help serve. The Bale is to be packed the last week in May. Any good used clothing may be left at B. McGee's, D. Ian- son's, O. Lee's or V. Fost- er's. . A motion was passed that we cater to Helen McKean's daughter's wedding on Saturday, Sept. 23rd. We were reminded of the Arts and Crafts Show in the Fall and we should -be mak- ing things to sell. The meeting closed with the Mispah Benediction and the group served a delicious lunch. Listed herd status enjoys advantages Cattlemen with Brucell- osis Free Listed Herds will enjoy many advantages over non-listed herd owners under the new brucellosis regulations, say Dr. -H.J. Neely of the Veterinary Services Branch, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food The new regulations 'con- cern eradication of this highly contagious disease which can cause abortion in cattle. "The Brucellosis Free Listed Herd was a popular program - some years ago, but its popularity diminish- ed due to the area certifica- tion program." To obtain a- listed status, herds must have two nega- tive blood tests not less than six months and not more. 'than one year apart. Once Three year anti rust listed status has been ob- tained, the herd must be tested each year at the owner's expense to main- tain the status of a Brucel- losis Free Listed Herd. Under the previous pro- gram, only herds of more . than 60 percent purebred cattle were eligible. Under the new program, all cattle- men may apply to have herds listed. Dr. Neely says this form of brucellosis control con- tinues to be most effective, and its popularity is being revitalized. With a Brucel- SA losis Free Listed Herd, the ea cattleman is in control of, and responsible for, his herd-testing program. Cattlemen with Brucell- osis Free Listed Herds, apart from knowing the herd is free from the dis- ease, have other advantag- es. } "This elite status allows cattlemen to sell their ani- mals, either at community sales or by private treaty, warranty General Motors of Canada today announced its imple- mentation of a three-year, anti-perforation corrosion warranty program for all 1978 model cars sold in Canada. Donald H. McPherson, GM President, said the warranty would provide protection to all owners of 1978 model cars, providing full coverage - for repair or replacement of any _ part, excluding. the exhaust system components, which develop metal perfor- ation from corrosion under normal operating conditions as described in the 1978 warranty information book- let. The warranty would be in effect for 36 months from the date the vehicle is deliv- ered to the customer or first put into use, and there would be no mileage limitations. All repairs due to defects in material or workmanship will continue to be coveréd by GM's 12 month or 20,000 kilometre warranty. without additional testing. It also facilitates the export of such cattle to the United States." Dr. Neely recommends farmers consult with pri- vate veterinarians regard- ing Brucellosis Free Listed Herds to learn more about the regulations and to arrange for blood testing. CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the 'Port Perry Star 985-7383 WINTARIO TICKETS available at the Port Perry Star