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* pS 4 LJ r e 4 a u SATURDAY, MARCH 24 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Brooklin Community Centre, Cassles Road East and Church St. Brooklin, large sale of antique and modern furnishings, including antique Dutch and Canadian paintings, signed crock, old quilt, depression glass, large set of Aynsley bone china, brass, oil lamps, brass chandelier, cruet set, filing cabinet, gramophone, primitive pine flat back open hutch, Jacques and Hayes platform rocker, blanket chest, circa 1840, round oak pedastal table, includ- ing 6 leaves, rocking chairs, spooled. 3 section dressing screen, oak 2 seater, armchairs, pair of ladies and gents chairs, drop leaf tables, end tables, hand made cedar chest, chesterfield and chair, Victorian triple mirror, hutch, kitchen cupboard . With sifter, plus numerous misc. articles. Plan to attend this choice sale and pick up a treasure. Earl Davis, Auct- ioneer, 728-4455. SATURDAY, MARCH 31 11:00 A.M. ': FARM SOLD Complete farm auction for HAROLD JONES, Lot 13 on Con. 4, 2 miles north of Sandford. From Uxbridge, 3 mi. north to Sandford Rd., then 4 miles west to Sandford, then north to farm, or 4 miles east of Mt. Albert. 30 head cattle (blood tested), 11 milking Holstein cows, all bred, 2 bred Holstein heifers; Al sired. - 10. steers & heifers, Holstein X Hereford; Hereford X Holstein bull;-calves; etc. 2 horses, 1 big Clyde mare, Bay gelding, both good to work; 50 pigs, 7 bred sows, Hog, 18 fat pigs (150 Ib.), sow with 11 pigs; sow with 8 pigs; approx. 150 laying hens. David Brown 880 Diesel tractor (good); Int. 3-furrow plow; Case VAC tractor with 3 pt. hitch for its own . implements, pulley, p.t.o.; Case __2-furrow plow; Sedore loader, 3 £ + this interesting sale. pt. hitch; N.H. Super 66 baler (good); M.F.: cultivator, 3 pt.. hitch; Int. double disc; M.H. seed drill, grass seed & fertilizer, 15run on rubber; Case 7' mower; Allied bale elevator (good); Case hammermill; J.D. 33 P.T.O. spreader; Cockshutt 4 Manure spreader; rubber tired wagon and rack; flexible harrows; Int. cultivator; Int. side rake; 4 sec- tion harrows; M.H. seed drill; dry fog potato duster; Aspenwal potato-planter; M.H. potato dig- ger; potato picker; sleighs; cutter; scufflers; single plow; harness; "Surge milkers; qty. hay; qty. straw; of machinery _and tools and antiques. Furniture: Empire cookstove with reservoir; 3 pc. bedroom suite; chest of drawers; 2 hanging lamps; antique chairs; drop leaf table; copper boiler; portable sewing machines; refrigerator; plus numerous other items. Lunch available. Sale at 11 a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wil- son Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 SALE TIME: 12 NOON 80 HOLSTEINS Quinte Quality Holstein sale to be held at the Quinte Exhibition Grounds, Sidney St., Belleville, Ont., including 30 milking fe- males, 40 bred heifers, 10 open heifers, 15 calves. Main sires represented are A Nelacres Johanna Senator, A Northcroft Admiral Citation, Romandale Count Crystan, Mooreville Rocket Kemp, Hayssen Instigator. Sale features include a pair of tall Senlor;¥earlings by Kemp : one with VG Dam, Ex 2nd Dame, 3rd Dam VG. Several big bred heifers with records on the dams over 200 BCA. A fancy Junior Yearling by Romandale Count Crysian with a. VG Ned Dam. A fancy Senior Yearling by Ned from GP Dam with 197-202 BCA, 2nd Dam VG with |' 184-198 BCA, 3rd Dam GP with 147-201. A Ned bred heifer from a GP Telstar with 196-196. A fancy red heifer by Bond Haven R A Reward with high production dams. Several young cows due sale time Including a VG Emperor. 4-H calves include a pair of fancy July calves by Senator and a deep pedigree calf by Man-O-War. Many cows and heifers due April and May.. Several N.I.P. cows. Don't miss Lunch available. Catalogues on request. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, Ont., 416-852-3524. Ad qty. mixed grain; many, many other items mill, SATURDAY, MARCH 24 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Farm Machinery and Household Furniture, the property of BEN BRIEN, Lot 12, Con. 1, South Monaghan Twp., 4 miles east of Bailieboro on Lake View Road, or 12 miles south of Peterborough on Hwy. 28 to Bailieboro. John Deere 510 diesel tractor with hydraulic 37. manure loader, gravel bucket & manure fork; Case 220 baler, p.fo.; tractor blade, 3 pt.; 1977 New Holland 479 haybine, 9'6", p.t.o.; snow blower (home . made); A.C. 40 manure spread- er, p.t.o.; 3 sections of harrows; Int. spring tooth cultivator, 3 pt.; Int. seed drill; Int. 7' trail type power mower; McCormick hay rake; Allied hay elevator & motor; roller bearing wagon & rack; 2 horse buggies; trailer; Craftsman chain saw;.Int.3- 11's trip beam plow, 3 pt.; scales;* ladder; forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numer- ous to mention. Horses: Pure- bred Hackney 4 yr. old Gelding, Harness & Cart; riding horse, mair; pony. 'Furniture: 30' day bed; oak Secretariat; Roll-away bed; plate glass mirror; 2 pc. dresser set, Duncan Phyfe style; corner desk; Cherry wood bench; solid Cherry Welsh dres- ser; end tables; coffee table; dining room table & chairs; book cases; wicker chairs; studio couch; rock maple end tables; 3 stoves; some dishes & kitchen- ware; 4 leather bound chairs; rock maple low tables; many other items. Machine sale at 1:00 p.m. Furniture sale at 2:30 p.m. Terms cash. No reserve. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. FRIDAY, APRIL 6 SALE TIME: 1 P.M. MACHINERY Machinery auction sale of the estate of the late MINNIE WYBENGA, 3% mile south of" Kendal on. Newtonville road. M.F. 1085 tractor with cab, A.C. F..diesel combine with 12' grain head and 4 row corn head.. Full line of machinery. Full details to follow next week. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852-3524. ' SATURDAY, APRIL 14 SALE TIME: 12 NOON FARM MACHINERY CATTLE Auction sale of excellent farm machinery for JOHN B. CARNAGHAN, 2 mile west of Blackstock on Church St. (first farm on south side). 15 head of cattle 'including 3° short horn cows, bred A | to Limousine, 3 yearling heifers, sired by 3 Limousin Bull, all due summer '79, 5 steers, 3 heifers born summer '78, sired by 3% Limous- in Bull. 2 yearling steers. A.C. 185 diesel tractor with cab, tires, loaded, 1800 hours. A.C. D 12, tractor - gas, snap-coupler. A.C. 2 furrow 10" plow with -snap- coupler for above tractor. A.C. 2 row corn planter with. snap- coupler. Numerous plates and adaptors for above tractor. A.C. 2 row corn scuffler with snap- coupler for above tractor, 2 sets tractor chains, A.C. 5 furrow, 14" trip beam plow, A.C. 12' double disc., A.C. 12' Vibra-shank culti- vator, G.W. snowblower, A.C. 780 forage harvester with pick-up, 1 row corn head, A.C. forage blower with 40' pipes, hood and flexible elbows, 2 A.C. forage wagons with boxes - 3 beater. A.C. 904 haybine, A.C. 443 baler, .A.C. 4 bar hay rake, P.T.O. bale stooker, A.C. wagon with 8' x 16' flat rack, A.C. 15 run grain and fertilizer drill with grass seed box and hydraulic lift. M.F. 300 Scour Klean combine - gas with 11' table, pick-up 'reel, 2 grain boxes on good gear, 4 section flexible harrows, 4 sect. diamond harrows, A.C. 3 section spring tooth harrows, chain harrows, cyclone feeder (tractor mounts N.H. 331 manure spreader (130 bu.) 2 #6 Cockshutt spreaders, 8' land packer with Century feed box, 6' Mayrathe grain auger, P.T.O. 34' 4' grain auger - 12' grain aerator, Farm Hand mix 2 single plows, double Moldboard plow, circular saw and frame, qt. farrowing crates, neck yokes, double trees, harness, set bench sleighs, wagon box 60-70 foot pedlar litter carrier track with hangers and - switches, 1,000 bushels barley, 350 HN Leghorn hens. Sale at 12 noon. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852-3524 . AN SATURDAY, MARCH 31 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. FARM MACHINERY The property of WILFRED J. LENTZ, lot 8, con. 9, North Monaghan Twp. 2 miles south of #7 & 28 By-pass at Peterborough on Hwy. 28, turn east on 10th line of North Monaghan Twp. (east of Springville & Brigg's Furniture). Tractors: John Deere 4010, 86 h.p. diesel, Farmall ""A", motor recently rebuilt complete with cultivator, side dresser, wheel weights, loaded tires. Farmall A tractor for parts. Tillage Equip- ment: 5 furrow drag plough Case, 2 furrow 3 p.h. plough John Deere, 12 ft. Vibra-shank cultiva- tor Int. Harvester, 7 ft. Ford row crop cultivator 3 p.h., 12 * Cullo- pack - excellent, 12 M.M. drag disc - needs bearing, 5 disc single gang, 5 sections drag harrow. Seeding Equipment: 494A John Deere 4 row plate corn planter very good. #10 Interna- tional grain drill - 16-run. .Hay Equipment: - New Holland 280 baler with hydraulic tension control, and with New Holland bale thrower. New Holland 1034 automatic bale wagon self loads and unloads 104 bales (almost new). Martin wagon and hay rack. Harvesting Equipment: Self propelled John Deere swather, 12 ' grain and hay header with #118 hay conditioner, Masey Ferguson Super 92 com- 36' - - bine with #22 two row 34' - corn header. 12' grain header "with Hesston pick-up and straw chopper. Feeding Equipment: Chicken feeders, round hog feeders, round steel hay feeder for horses, Case grain chopper with blower and cyclone on wheels. 36' Little Giant hay and grain elevator. Misc.; 3 h.p. single phase electric motor, 225 bu. grain box, Geo. White wagon, 150 bu. manure spreader Massey Ferguson, 800" gallon liquid manure spreader with pump, 56' _ New Holland silo blower about 30 feet 8' blower pipe, 8 - 16' panels of hog wire 4' welded const., hay rake ground driven, 14' grain auger 4', 19' grain auger 5', qty. cedar and steel fence posts, 20 rod roll new page wire for poultry or cattle, 28 cedar posts 16' long for pole barn, tire and wheel for IH Scout, 24' riding mower, needs pull rope, Mo-ped, 1970 VW bus, as is; 5 Bee Hives, smoker, suit, gloves, etc., qty. elec. fence posts, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. No reserve as farm sold. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959. M28 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. MACHINERY HOLSTEINS Complete auction for Mister Bee Farms, R.R. 3, Newmarket, lot 31, conc. 5, Whitchurch-Stouff- ville, 22 miles east of Newmarket on York Road 31, then 1 mile south of con. 5 from hwy. 48, take York Road 31, 4 miles west then south on con. 5 to farm. 50 Holsteins, registered, classified, R.O.P. tested, free listed, 25 milking age female, including a VG Emperor due to Ultimate at sale time. A nice group of bred heifers, open heifers and calves. Surge pipe- line milker with 4 units and number 75 pump. Milkkeeper, 500 gal. tank, 3 new meters, semen tank and inventory includes 1 vial "Citation R". 1974 V2 ton Chev truck (certified) 3 horses, 5 year old mare, bred Arab good to ride. 2 year-old V2 Arab filley, gelding, good to ride. English saddle, western saddle, J.D. 2130 diesel tractor with roll bar and roof. (good). J.D. 2120 tractor with loader (good). J.D. 40 furrow trip beam plow, A.C. 12' disc., A.C. 210 manure spreader, J.D. 34 4-H harvester with 3 heads. J.D. 485 haybine, N.H. 268 baler, 2 A.C. forage wagons, J.D. 10' cultivator on rubber. Mulkey elevator, N.H. 56 side rake, 3 rubber tired wagons, McCormich W-4 tractor, 5 section harrows, Case 6' blade 10' chain harrow, Int. 10' packer, Int. 56 blower and pipes, Letz grinder, Int. pull-type combine, feed rack, water troughs, feed carts, cattle oiler, qty. of baled hay, plus many more items and farm equipment. Sal® at 11 a.m. A Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852 3524 AN - Vibra Shank cultivator; SATURDAY, APRIL? SALE TIME: 1 P.M. FARMSOLD Complete farm auction for Floyd Clark, lot 8 con. 6, Uxbridge (former Scott township) 3 miles north of Uxbridge to Sandford Road (Durham 11) then 1 mile west to con. 6 then 2 mile north to farm. 11 head stockers, 6 - 600 Ib. hols-hereford, J.D. 20/10 gas tractor with live PTO, J.D. 20/10 gas tractor with live P.T. remote outlet (both tractors in'excellent condition). Cockshutt 20 tractor and Sedor manure loader, N.H. 479 haybine 9' - like new. N.H. 268 baler - good. Int. 35 spreader P.T.0., Int. 30 spreader - ground driven - gobd. Int. H.D. cultiva- tor, 17 tooth on rubber, Int. side rake, Case 3 furrow 12' plow - 3 pt. hitch, Int. trail plow on rubber, Int. 7 mower semi mounted, Int. seed drill 15 run with grass seed and fertilizer, 3 rubber tired wagon, G.W. 24' elevator and motor, N.l. snow blower, 4 section harrow, 6 section harrow, Bain wagon box and seat, 3,000 bales of hay, water trough, snow fence, scufflers, single plow, cutting box, lumber, iron kettle, wheel barrow, wagon load of small items, tools etc. Findlay Condor stove with reservoir, antique rocker, antique scales, fruit jars, flower pots, antique bed, boiler, numerous other items. Sale at'1 p.m. Furniture sell first. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852-3524. Ad THURSDAY, APRILS SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. FARMSOLD MACHINERY Complete auction sale of excel- lent farm machinery for LILLICO BROS., Woodville, Ont. From Hwy. 7 take Hwy. 46 north to Woodville, then 2 mi. east to Co-Op, then 1 mi. north to farm. J.D. 2130 tractor (excellent, 700 hrs); J.D. 2020 tractor with 48 loader, 1400 hrs.; J.D. 2120 trac- tox; M.F. 65 diesel tractor; J.D. 455.P. Combine, 10' with pickup; White 4-furrow trip beam semi- mounted plow (16 - 20°'); Int. 12' Bush Hog 12' disc; 12 chain harrows; Brillion 12' seeder; N.H. baler with thrower; Int. 46 baler; 2 bale thrower wagons (good); Int. 15 run seed drill (good); Little Giant 40' elevator on carriage; Allied bale elevator on' carriage; 12' bale elevator; Int. side rake; N.H. 469 9' haybine; M.F. 10' S.P. swather; N.H. 518 manure spreader (good); A M.H. seed drill, grain & fért.; Allied auger 40' with carriage; McKee Snow- blower; 2 grain boxes; rubber tired wagon & rack; flat rack; straw shredder; 3 mineral feeders; cattle oiler; A.C. 299 manure spreader, 180 bu.; set of harrows; steel water trougtt; gal. tank; DelLaval dumping station & 150' line; 3 Delgval magnetic milker units; ss strain- er & pail; compressor; plus a wagon load of many other items. Sale at 12:30 p.m. Lunch avail- able. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, Ont. 416-852-3524. M28 Segoe Island by Mrs. Earl Reader The-Art and Craft show will be at Community Hall on Saturday, April 21. It is sponsored by the 'Head' U.C.W. Anyone who has any art or craft to display please call Mrs. Jim Adam. There will be the usual sale, draws, plants, tea tables and bake table. For the next U.C.W. the members will please' answer the roll call with a crafted item for the sale dept. The April "Head" U.C.W. will be held at the home of Mrs. Grace Love and at present we expect a male speaker among some of the special numbers on the program, PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., March 21, 1979 -- 29 Prince Albert News by Grace Beacock First of all there was an error in last week's column concerning Ian Mahaffy who placed first in solo voice (not piano) accompanied by Mr. C. White at the piano at the Lions Club Musical festival, Sunderland. \ Mrs. Fred Hobbs of Simcoe St. entertained" a group of ladies at her home recently. Pouring tea was Miss Elfrida Hall of New Zealand, who at the present time is visiting with her cousin Mrs. Phyllis Hamilton of Blackstock. During the afternoon Mrs. Dorothy Naples of Port Perry showed some very interesting slides of rug hooking. This group of ladies is very interested in this craft and meet regularly at the home of Miss Marjorie Williams of Port Perry where they make many beautiful items. A number of these will be on display at the Louise Patterson Annual Exhibition to be held this year in June at the Latcham Centre. The ladies are also members of the Ontario Hooking Craft Guild and are busy making plans to attend their annual exhibition to be held in April at London, Ontario. We hope day by day - by Mrs. E. Heron The ladies Bible Class met in the church hall for their * March meeting last Wednes-- day evening. Mrs. D. Ashton, President gave a helpful message entitled Ready for Service, taken from Romans 12 for her opening devotions. Mrs. W. Gardner had charge of the program -and Mrs. W. Hopkins gave a very interesting talk about the Hymn writers Isaac Watts and Charles Wesley. Mrs. Hopkins also showed slides she had taken while visiting England. Two very interes- ting facts that you might be amazed at is that Charles sley wrote over seven thousand hymns, many of which are used today and he was one of nineteen children and she taught them all to read beginning at age four. Next Sunday Church service will be at the regular hour 11:15 a.m. and Rev. McEntyre's message will be "Dealing with the Devil" continuing with the current Lenten series of messages. Church School is at 10 a.m. and there is always a nursery and Jr. church for the young children during church service time. About forty adults and children enjoyed the games night last Friday evening in the church hall. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webster of Manilla visited recently with their aunt Mrs. Daisy Parrinder. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bath have returned to their home here after visiting for three months with their daughter Judy and her husband in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron visited with Mrs. W. Heron of Sunderland last Friday. The sympathy of the community goes out to Mrs. Mildred Routley and Miss Eileen Hamill in the death of their brother Barry Hamill of Manilla. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas treated to a improved health wil come along the way to Mrs. S. Lindsay, Mrs. F. Gostick. Mrs. M. Feasby, Mrs. H. Jewell, in Port Perry Hospi- tal and Mr. R. Strong, Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. D, McMillan attended the funeral service for - their aunt Mrs. T. Ferguson Samells, Black- stock. Mr. and Mrs. A. Van Ravensaay and Louisa had their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. Hill, Toronto for a few days. Also a brother Mr. and Mrs. Van Ravensaay and baby Trevour, Dunnville all celebrating little Louisa's first birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wozney have returned from a holiday to Victoria, B.C. Rev. and Mrs. R. Brawn visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Scott at Sandy Cove Acres, Stroud. The Les Beacocks were pleased to have two of their grandchildren Lee and Blair Beacock of Seagrave for the weekend. If you have developed "Fashion. Fever' just contact any U.C.W. member for tickets for the Fashion Show next week. Trust all you students will enjoy the holiday to the fullest. Ashburn news Ashton and sons Arnold and Ronald visited with Mrs. Ruth Purdy of Mono Centre last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mc And- less and family of Don Mills visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron on Sunday. Several from Ashburn enjoyed the beautiful movies of China and the Holy Land last Sunday at Myrtle Church and shown by Mr. and Mrs. Teckie of West Hill. Mr. Jim Handley visited with Miss Hilda and Mr. Walter Hopkins on Tuesday of last week. } Friends of Miss Mary Hopkins will be sorry to learn she is in Oshawa . Hospital. We hope she will be feeling much better soon. Several people have seen robins around so spring must be coming pretty soon. Have a good week. Blackstock by Bethany Schryburt Sympathy is extended to the loved ones of the late Ida Samells who passed away the previous week. Ida's past help with the card party news was greatly appre- ciated. The Tuesday evening card party winners were: 1-Anne Taylor-83; 2-Weir Swain-82; 3-N.J. Brown-80; 4-Elva Van Camp-79; 5-Bert Gibson-79; 6-Carl Avery-77; and low - Beulah Forrest on her first time there, better luck next time, Beulah. Wednesday afternoon Nursery School Class was accompanied by Brenda Walker, Pat Mowers, Kathy White, and Jackie Danter to Oshawa, where they were tour of McDonalds. Amy and Julie Ann Sleep, in the Smith's Woods, are excited as can be about the Friday birth of their baby brother. Mr. Walter Lawrence has been 'transferred to the Oshawa Hospital. ty ft Rr CARER > > e oy et AP) TL ba 5 od - og -- PRP = - i Age > J