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For parti- culars of the next course write: Box 687, Lacombe, Alberta or Phone 782-6215. Work Wanted WILL BABYSIT in my home, available weekly for working mother. Phone after 5 p.m. 357-3358 N15 LICENSED PLUMBER will do odd jobs evenings and weekends. Call 357-3358 N15 CARPENTRY - cabinet making - "best for less. Free estimates and work guaranteed. 786-2738 Phone N28 WILL DO BABYSITTING in my home. 985-7533. WILL DO HOUSECLEANING, references, 986-5056 from 5 - 8 p.m. REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES of snowmobiles and snowblowers. Call Bassetts Small Engines, Sun Valley, Seagrave, Ont. 705-357-3524. T.F. RESPONSIBLE LADY on Island willing to babysit in own home. 985-3945. CATTLE CLIPPERS BLADES sharpened. Call Leonard Gray-- 985-2625 after 5:30 p.m. N22 COTTAGE RAISINGS, footings, foundations, alterations and add- itions. "Insured and will supply references. Phone collect 705- 745-6170 or 705-745-6002. T.F. CUSTOM POULTRY KILLING, health approved at Gordon's Custom Poultry, RR 3, Uxbridge. Phone 852-7698. Alb MASONARY WORK, block, brick, stone chimneys and fire- places. Free estimates. Work guaranteed. Phone 705-295-6987 or 705-745-6170 T.F. PAINTING AND PAPER Hang- ing, free estimates. Allan Ellicott 985-2164. T.F. SUNROOF INSTALLATION, cars, vans or trucks, $30. and up. Labour only 985-8327. T.F. FOR PROMPT COURTEOUS Service, free estimates, call Goodman Plumbing, Oshawa 725-1044 or 985-7758 after six. Bob Goodman of this firm has recent- ly moved to this area and would be pleased to serve you. . T.F. DEAD STOCK FREE REMOVAL of fresh, dead or disabled animals Please Dial Direct: MARGWILL FUR FARM Hampton 416-263-2721 New Homes - Additions General Carpentry - Pole Barns Norm's General Contracting Steel & Asphalt Roofing Aluminum Siding - Soffit Norm Tripp 985-3563 Office 985-8216 P.O. BOX 608 - PORT PERRY Free Estimates given with No Obligation. 'Klean Sweep' Purge your chimney of dangerous soot and creosote build-up and prevent a possible chimney fire. -. FRANK'S CHIMNEY SERVICE For Modern Dustless Cleaning Also repairs and rebuilding. 25 Years experience in Chimney Maintenance. 985-3111 Miscellaneous NEW SHOPPING PLAZA OPENING 1979. Adjacent to Port Perry Plaza Some stores and offices already leased. Make sure you don't miss out on this excellent location. ' For further information call: J.W. CALDERWOOD REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTOR TORONTO 441-3300 PORT PERRY 985- 7550 or 985-8555 54 4 TIRE SEES Yat 6 p.m. "hold Auctioneers RON KING AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types PHONE PORT PERRY 985-2643 [JOHN T. PEARCE AUCTIONEER Estates - Antiques Household - Farm Consignment Sales For local pickup call: Port Perry 985-7492 MURRAY JACKSON AUCTIONEER Furniture - Antiques Livestock - Machinery Real Estate PORT PERRY 985-2459 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 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9 SALE TIME: 12 NOON HOLSTEINS - Annual Malmont Anniversary Sale at Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ont. Neil Malcolm, Sales Manager 416-986-4246. 50° head, several fresh cows with full deep pedigree also 2 service age sires with 3 v.g. dames. Also a fine group of well grown bred heifers, open heifers and calves. This "annual sale of selected cattle have been picked as foun- dation material as well as a number of good fresh cows to help the fall milk supply. All brucellosis tested, most on listing program. Lunch avail- .able at sale. Lloyd Wilson Auctioneer. N8 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH SALE TIME: 7 RM. ORVAL McLEAN AUCTION CENTRE Lindsay on County Rd. 4 just south of Highway 7 by-pass. Consignment from MRS. OSCAR GRAHAM, Fenelon Falls. Good assortment of antiques and older furniture, appliances, excellent and nearly 100 rolls, antique settee, iron bed, antique dressers, washstands, parlour tables, wooden bed, oak dining room suite, other furniture, antiques, refigerator, electric stove, wringer washer, tele- vision, etc. No reserve. House sold. Orval McLean Auctioneer 324-2791 or 324-2783 nights. N8 SALE TIME: 6 P.M. HO, HO, HO, yes it's that time of year again. XMAS TOYS, GIFTS ORNAMENTS AND THINGS to be sold by auction at the STOUFFVILLE SALES BARN, Stouffville. Something for every- one. Save, Save, Save, Buy at your own price, Buy Auction sale Norm Faulkner Aucioneer. 640-3813, N8 CORNEILS AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 SALE TIME 7 P.M. Three miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on Lindsay-Little Britain road. Mahogany china cabinet, hall stand, love seat and matching chair, press back high chair, quantity of oak chairs, Quebec heater, quantity of crocks, drop leaf table, blanket box, quantity' of quilts, rocking chairs, press back chairs, gate leg table, din- ing room chairs, chest of drawers, stereo, colour TV., brass lamp, shotguns, post cards, quantity of wooden decoys, antique hanging lamp, 1974 Ford Country Sedan Station Wagon, low mileage, certified. (Low reserve), plus many more antiques, furniture and house- items. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. _ star 314415, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Auction sale of Furniture and antiques. The property of DR. HUNT, Newmarket, to be held at Stouffville Sales Barn, Stouff- ville. Part of a 25 year collection, some good interesting items. Terms cash. Sale at 6 p.m. Frank Bennett & Norm Faulkner Auctioneers. N8 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. LIVESTOCK & DAIRY EQUIPMENT } The property of Elaine and Gord- on Jackson, west half lot 7, Con. 10, Ops Twp. 7 miles east of Lindsay on Hwy. 7 to Mill Road at 'Reaboro and 14 miles south. 64 Purebred and grade Holstein cattle. . 64 HEAD HOLSTEIN CATTLE LOT 1 - Imbrae Poppy 2797566. Female - born October 13, 1972, Sire - Marnel Texal Sam 317934. Dam Imbrae Polly 2633692. Freshened September 10th LOT 2 - Gay-Kare Darlene 2514937. Female - Born March . 30, 1969. Sire - Oak Ridges Regal Promoter 289340. Dam - Gay- Kare Rag Apple Darlene 1848304. Bred Feb. 16, 1978 to A Birch Hollow Royalty 324652. Due Nov. 20, 1978. LOT 3 - Lillcroft Mavis- Red 2690384. Female - Born October 22, 1972. Sire - Lillcroft Apollo 319672. Dam - Snowball Prestige Mavis 2533092, Bred July 26, 1978 to Rosedale Deputy 316358. LOT 4 - Purebred Heifer Calf born April 1977. Purebred paper in transit. LOT 5- Tulleck Royalstar Penny 3182132. Fe- male - Born 18 August 1977. Sire - Bond Haven Royalstar 314415. Dam - Imbrae Poppy 2797566. LOT 6 - Tulleck Diane Royal-Red 3166981. Female - Born 29 July 1977. Sire - Bond Haven Royal- Dame - Cegrove Preceptor Dee C 2226613. 28 mature Holstein cows in all stages of lactation. 6 fresh Sept. 1 fresh Aug., 1 fresh July. 1 due time of sale, 1 due Nov. 20., 1 due Nov. 17, 3 due Dec., 2 due Jan., 4 due February, 8 Grade Holstein bred heifers, 6 Grade Holstein heifers - breeding age. Remain- der open heifers & calves. D.H.l.A. Records - Sale Features Lillcroft Mavis-Red 2690384 estimated BCA 146-143, milk 128 days 8,374 Ibs. Gay-Kare Darlene 2514937 a good plus cow - re-bred Feb. 4, '78 to A. Birch Hollow Royalty (due Nov. 20). A sale selection "well worth your attention. Miss Took - Best record - complete BCA 164-164 - milk 396 days 21, 713 Ibs. Sally - complete 323 day BCA 161-131 milk 20,096 Ibs. Joan - BCA 146-145 milk 317 days 17,918 Ibs. Pat - BCA 164-160 milk 269 days 17,300 Ibs. Herd average 12,500. Ibs. milk. Average BCA 123-111. Herd tested October 3rd. Nip cards will be available day of sale. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 1976 Surge Pace Maker pipe line, 3 stall - automatic wash in place, Surge 3 stall diagonal milking parlour, stainless steel double wash sinks, 3 Surge true-test milk, meters, 1 Surge unit, 1 stainless steel pail, Surge water softener, 1974 De Laval 27 can stainless steel bulk milk tank, North Co. Magnet automatic grain feeder. Other items. . Terms cash. No reserve. -Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, Sales Manager and Auctioneer. Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. N8 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. IMPLEMENTS & ANTIQUES The property of Doug Veater, lot 13, con. 7 Hope Twp. % mile south of Garden Hill on Country Rd. 10. Massey Ferguson 135 tractor with Ezee-on loader and chains, 1400 hrs. Lilliston 7 ft. rotary mower 1975 with 3 blades, Massey Ferguson post hole auger, new 1976; chain harrows, 9v2 ft., M.F. blade 6 ft. adjust- able, Massey Ferguson Roto tiller 5h.p. White 10 ft. cultivator 3 pt. hitch 18 teeth, 32 ft. alumi- num extension ladder, 2 wheel trailer with 14 ft. rack, 20 ft. auger 32 in. with V2 h.p. motor, wheel barrow, Western saddle -- bridle, like new, Lawnboy 21 in. lawn mower, scales, snow fence, cedar rails, lumber, tools, lawn furniture, Skil saw 12 in. blade, Tattoo kit (new), Sunbeam clippers, milk cans, pine flower box, trunk, Chefs robe dresser. and closet, chest of drawers, washstand, € pine cannon ball head boards, pine wood box, pine cupboard, many other articles. Terms cash. Sale time 1:00 p.m. Arnot Wotten, Auctioneer 416-263-2583 Hampton, Ont. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th | SALE TIME: 11:05 A.M. 2 tractors, farm machinery, 1967 Plymouth 6000 miles on rebuilt motor; 1974 GMC pickup with cap runs excellent, auto., p,s., p.b.; hay, straw, furniture, e antiques. Property of JUNE AND WM. BULL, R.R. 1 Ponty- pool at Manvers Station. Turn east off highway 35 on Manvers 4th line. .Dishes, silverware, jars, antique pump organ and stool, good 8 pc. dining room suite, antique bedroom suite, chairs, floor polishers, mirrors, bunk beds, radio-record player, antique beds, consol chrome table, high chair, car radios, large fish tank. Machinery: 2 International diesel tractors with loaders, model 275, 3-furrow plough, drag discs, 3 pt. cultivator, seed drill, Case bailer, disc tiller, fertilizer spreader, electric grain grinder, manure spreader, drag harrows, hay rake, Pinto car for parts, electric motors, garden sprayer, farm trailer, two riding lawn mowers, power reel type lawn mower, office equipment, tools, etc. No reserve. Farm being sold. Note time: 11:05 sharp. Machinery sold first. Lunch available. Orval McLean Auctioneer, 324-2791 or 324-2783 nights, Lindsay. N8 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IN SALE TIME: 11 AM. Estate of the late MR. GEORGE WHITE, 1 mile east of Nestieton on hwy. 7A. Complete contents of house, garage and drive sheds. Coal oil lamps, bracket lamps, crocks, writer, picture frames, bedroom suite, room screen, Serenader radio, coat Stands, chest of drawers, Singer portable, small appliances, dishes, Inglis wringer washer,. pop cooler, 7 bags of cement, skill saw & tools, creeper, mo-ped, Case tractor, farm wagon, 2 adult snowmobile suits, helmets, mitts and boots (like new), pond pumps and 'hoses, aluminum step ladder, logging chains, bear claws, tow chains and cable, hyd. cylinder, Quebec heater, cement mixer, battery charger, transmission filler, cedar rails, posts & poles, heavy scrap metal and numerous other items. Very good sale. Lunch. No reserve. John Pearce Auction Service 985-7492. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 SALE TIME: 12 NOON PRINCE ALBERT HALL Two miles south of Port Perry. Good consignments including New Kenmore garbage compact- or, Curling Rink chesterfield sets, conbination frig, space . heaters, Westinghouse stove, antique bed, twin beds. Hoover twin tub, wringer washer, ski racks and numerous other items. More details next week. John Pearce Auction Service 985-7492. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. | have been instructed by the Public Trustee to sell by Public Auction the contents of the home of Vera Fax of Leaskdale, Ont. This sale will be held inside at Stanley's antique shop also of Leaskdale (heated building). Frigidaire frig and stove (green, good), qu. of dishes, chrome table and 2 chairs, large solid walnut buffet (antique), Duncan fyfe table and 6 chairs (antique chairs, good), antique cabinet, book case, large qu. of books, antique chair, electric sewing machine, sewing cabinet, modern love seat (nearly new, light green), chesterfield, humidifier, corner china cabinet, Philco stereo, bamboo easel, 2rugs - 6 x 9 and 9 x 12, silver- ware, walnut writing desk, van- ity dresser, bedside tables, single bed, walnut wardrobe, antique chest of drawers, antique table, antique ballon back chair, Westinghouse de- humidifier, ant. buffet, no. of paintings (by Marion Fax) many other antique articles and furni- ture. Power lawn mgwer, wheel barrow, lawn furniture ete: We will also be selling for the Public Trustee, at the same sale, a U.T.B. diesel tractor (Fiat motor, made in Romania) in. good condition, 3 furrow Ford plow (3 pt), trailer, 2 chain saws. This is the property of the late Joseph Cooper, R.R. 2 Black- stock. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 11 a.m. Leask- dale ladies will serve lunch. Tractor will sell at 1 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. N15 TV, old Underwood type- _ CORNEILS AUCTION BARN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 SALE TIME: 7P.M. Three miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on Lindsay, Little Britain road. Oak Secretariat, day bed, coloured TV, - mantle clocks, . chesterfield and chair, Quebec heater, Hoover spin washer, bedroom suite, chrome set, quantity of wooden chairs, marble top dresser, oak chairs, air compressor, quantity of hard back books, Findlay Space heater, 3.5 h.p. garden tiller, 3.5 h.p. Master Craft lawn mower, black vinyl chesterfield, quantity of crocks, wicker fern stand, copper boiler, plus many more antiques, furniture and house- hold items. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786-2183. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 SALE TIME: 12:30 Auction sale of farm machinery, including 3 tractors, baler, and wagons, snowblower, plus full line of machinery and furniture. (Full list next week). Property of GERALD HUNTER, R.R. 3 Uxbridge, 12 miles west of Greenbank. Lloyd Wilson, Auctioneer. 852-3524. - [ J A meeting ® deserving [ J special _o attention The Durham North Asso- ciation for Children with Learning Disabilities (ACLD) is holding a meeting November 15 in the library at R.H. Cornish Public School in Port Perry. A spokesman for ACLD Lor i said the purpose of the meet- ing is to help increase public awareness of children with learning disabilities and the problems associated with it. A documentary film called "The Puzzle Children" with Julie Andrews will be screened, and there will be a discussion period with a panel made up of Durham Board of Education chair- man Yvonne Christie; school attendance officer Edna Eastman; school nurse Shirley Hamiliton; teachers Glen Wraith and Ron King; and Noreen Bowes, a parent and past president of ACLD. The Association says that a learning disabled person is usually of average intelli- gence (some in fact may have very high IQ's) but learning is impaired because their method of learning some things is different from that of the majority. 'Children may begin. to display one or several symp- toms which can include such things as mirror printing, hyper-activity, short atten- tion spans, spelling and reading" difficulties, and auditory handicap where the actual hearing is perfect but the message to the brain is garbled or distorted. The Durham North Chap- ter is now made up of about 20 families and teacher members, and the group has: been meeting for the past two years on a regular basis at the St. John's School in Uxbridge. The Association hopes that the meeting in Port Perry will create in- terest and awareness among residents in Scugog Town- ship. It gets underway at 8:00 p.m.