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SO eS IA NE UA 4 RASH hn i SIRO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 SALE TIME: 11 AM. MACHINERY HOLSTEINS Complete auction for Mister Bee Farms, R.R. 3, Newmarket, lot 31, conc. 5, Whitchurch-Stouff- ville, 2¥2 miles east of Newmarket on York Road 31, then 1 mile south of con. 5 from hwy. 48, take York Road 3), 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 manvure 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-fype combine, feed rack, water troughs, feed carts, cattle oiler, qty. of baled hay, plus many more items and farm equipment. Sale'at 11 a.m. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852- 3524 Al SATURDAY, APRIL 14th SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FARM MACHINERY SALE 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay-Little Britain Rd. The property of BOBBY YEOH of R.R. #2, Little Britain (giving up farming). J.D. 2130 tractor with hydraulic loader and cab (1350 hrs.), 210 J.D. disc, 2 - 350 Kilbros. grain boxes mounted on J.D. model 965 wagons hydraulic unloading, 8 h.p. electric Briggs and Stratton motor - 41 ft. Allied grain auger, Hanson sprayer (27 ft. boom, 150 gal. tank), 17 ft. Triple K cultivator with harrows, J.D. 4-14 in. bottom plough, 4 section spring tooth harrows, M.F. 15 run seed drill, é sections diamond harrows, 7 ft. Triple K cultivator, M.F. 50 tractor (gas), M.H. #30 tractor, M.H. 80 S.P. combine, 1973 510 Datsun (hot certified). Other consignments - M.F. 65 diesel tractor - 10-60 Nuffield tractor (diesel), 20-85 Ferguson tractor, W.D. Allis Chalmers, 1972 G.M.C. V2 ton V8 automatic truck (certified), 1969 | Ford Vz ton V8 truck (not certi- . fied), Agratec bale stooker, Farm Hand mix mill, 10 ft. J.D. cultivator, 30 ft. Allied bale elevator, 10 ft. J.D. disc., Dion forage blower (belt driven), J.D. manure spreader, hammer mill, bale stooker and bale fork for front end loader, qty. 5 bu. pig : feeders, feed cart, 2 furrow Ferguson plough, qty. tools, 10-80 M.F. diesel tractor, 12 h.p. Ford tractor with lawn mower and snow blower, plus machinery still being consigned. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. #1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. All HEREFORDS East Central Ontario Hereford Zone Annual Spring Show & Sale REGISTERED HEREFORDS Peterboro Fairgrounds SAT., APRIL 14, 1979 SHOW at 11:00 AM SALE at 1:00 PM Selling - Herd Sires; Cows with Calves; Bred & Open Heifers; 4H Calves. CATALOGUES AVAILABLE JOHN B. McCLAUCHLAN, Secretary-Treasurer, P.O. Box 35, Carrying Place, Ontario. WEDNESDAY, APRIL IN 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 Senior Yearlings 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 Crystan 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 147-20). 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.1.P. cows. Don't miss this interesting sale. Lunch available. Catalogues on request. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, Ont., 416-852-3524. Ad WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 SALE TIME: 12P.M. FARM IMPLEMENTS The property of WALTER OD. CARTER, lot 29, con. 9 Picker- ing Twp., Altona Sideline 28, mile south of Uxbridge - 'Qicker- ing townline, 3 miles south - east of Stouffville, 5 miles west of Claremont (watch for signs) including, Ford diesel 5000 tractor, Ford 800 tractor and loader, M.F. combine 300 with 13' grain head, M.F. 120 baler, M.F. 33 grain and fertilizer drill 17 run, M.F. double disc. hydraulic cylinder, 4 furrow plow, 3 pt. hitch, 14' buttons, 3 pt. 10' culti- | vator, Little Giant 40' elevator for grain and hay, 3 wagons, 2 : hay racks, 2 Turnco grain boxes, Ford mower 7', hay buncher, weed sprayer, é sections Allied harrows, 19° draw-bar, fertilizer ; spreader, Sedore snow blower, : ILH.C. 35 air : cement mixed, compressor and spray gun, grain augers, water trough, Jacuzzi water pump, ladders, piles of lumber, 250 bales of straw, 150 bales of hay, 20 bags of fertilizer 15-15-15, barn boards, cedar rails, posts and poles, plank wagon, load of misc. items. Note: a number of implements are 2 - 3 years old, but all have been under cover when not in use, and have been very well taken care of, and only worked in this 75 acre farm - all imple- ments are in A-1 condition. No reserve. Terms cash.- Norm Faulkner 640-5691 and Earl Gauslin 640-3079, Auctioneers. All WEDNESDAY, MAY 2nd SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. SPRING STOCKER SALE Peterborough County Cattle- men's Association Spring Stocker sale at Lindsay Community Sales Barn, R.R. #2, Lindsay, Ontario. Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in truckload lots. Singles accepted but will be sold at the end of their ! ' oi washer, G.E. heavy duty electric ! stove, Danby Inglis refrigerator, | 4 piece, ! category. Beef breeding cows will be accepted in this sale. Must be pregnacy checked or have small calf by side. large, top quality sale of Farmers cattle. For consign- ments contact Ferg. Condon, R.R. #4, Lakefield, Ont. 705-652-7615. Carl Hickson, Proprietor and Auctioneer, 705-324-2774 or 705-324-9959. Al8 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. SPRING STOCKER SALES Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. #2, Lindsay, Ontario. Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in truckload lots. Singles accepted but will be sold at the end of their category. Always a good quality sale of local farmers cattle. Please consign early. For consigments or further information contact Sale Barn - 705-324-2774 or Carl Hickson, Proprietor and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959. Al8 SATURDAY, APRIL 14 SALE TIME: 12 NOON CATTLE AND FARM MACHINERY Auction sale of excellent farm machinery for JOHN B. CARNAGHAN, "2 mi. west of Blackstock on Church St. (1st farm on south side). )5 head of cattle including 3 shorthorn cows bred A.l. to Limousin, 3 yrlg. heifers sired by % Limousin bull - all due summer '79, 5 steers, 3 heifers born summer '78 sired by Ya Limousin bull, 2 yrlg. steers, A-C 185 diesel tractor with cab - tires loaded - 1800 hrs., A-C DI12 tractor - gas - snap-coupler, A-C2 furrow 10" plow with snap- coupler for above tractor, A-C 2 row corn planter with snap- coupler - numerous plates and adapters for above tractor, A-C2 row corn scuffler with snap-- coupler for above tractor, D-17 tractor, 2 sets tractor chains, A-c 5 furrow 14" trip beam plow, A-C 12° double disc, A-C 12° Vibra- shank cultivator, G-W Snow Blower, A-C 780 Forage harvest- ér with pick-up - 1 row corn head, A-C forage blower with 40° pipes - hood & 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 Hyd. lift, M-F 300 Scour Kleen combine - gas with 11' table pick-up reel, 2 grain boxes on good gear, 14' Silo-Matic Silo Unloader, 4 section flexible harrows, 4 section diamond harrows, A-C 3 sect. spring tooth harrows, chain harrows, Cyclone seeder (tractor mount), N-H 331 manure spreader (130 bu.}, 2 #6 Cock- shutt spreaders, 8° Land Packer with Century seed box, 6° May- rathe grain avger - P.T.O. - 34°, 4" grain auger - 12°, grain aerator, Farm. Hand mix mill, 2 single plows, double moldboard plow, circular saw and frame, qty. farrowing crates, neck yokes, double trees, harness, set bench steighs, wagon box, 60-70' Pedlar Litter Carrier Track with hangers and switches, 4 furrow plow, John Deere 3 P.t. culti- vator, Danish cultivator, Allis Chalmers #7 trail mower, Speed king elevator, 5 h.p. mower and rotor tiller, 1000 bu barley, 1000 bales straw, 1000 bales hay, qty. | ensilage, 350 H & N Leghorn hens. Sale a! 12 noon. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 All Brucellosis tested * This is always a . Silverware, i dishes, pole cabinet, sectional WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 SALE TIME: 1 P.M. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES The property of MARIE FALLIS 36 Colborne Street West, Lind- say, Ontario. Antique oil paint- ing on silk Blue Boy, Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1723 - 1792. Antique wall mirror, gold frame mirror, love seat, iron table, antique settee, coffee table, chesterfield and chair, Willis upright piano and bench, small round table, 2 antique chairs, marble lamp, lamps, Tiffany lamp, pole lamp, antique drop leaf table, record i player, chest of silver, 2 coal oil lamps, cruet set, antique collect- : . ables, Approx. Depression, Nippon, Limouge; ° butter dishes, antique buttons, porcelain top table, 2 kitchen chairs, modern hanging lamp, - clock, Inglis automatic dish- Silver tea service blender, can opener, crock pot, pots and pans, book case, quantity of books, 3 piece bedroom svite, antique table, cedar box, quilt box, round mirror, modern brass headboard & legs, large antique dresser, dresser, 2 hall trees, toy box, dresser with mirror, single bed, linens, bedding, book case, hang- ing planter, record rack, bar and stool, reclining chair, coffee . table, platform rocker, couch, + drop leaf table, Philco coloured tT TV, © trunk, Inglis automatic washer, de-humidifier, antique Moffat electric dryer, cupboard, table, antique ox yoke, antique oak extension table with 5 boards, 20 house plants, jockey lamp holder, many other items, antiques, and collectibles. Term cash. Noreserve. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959. All Auction Sales SATURDAY, APRIL 14 SALE TIME: 12:30 LIVESTOCK, IMPLEMENTS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE The property of REG JEWELL, lot 20, con. 10, Mariposa Twp., é miles west of Lindsay on Hwy. 7 to Taylor's Corners and 1 mile north or 1 mile east of Oakwood and 1 mile north. Machinery: John Deere 710 diesel tractor power steering, 1300 hours; John Deere 20-10 diesel tractor, power steering with John Deere 35 manure loader, hydraulic bucket - bale forks, tractor chains. John Deere F120 - 3-12's trip beam plough 3 pt. New Holland 270 baler PTO, Int. 10' drag cultivat- or double lift, Int. 17 tooth culti- vator 3 pt. N-H manure spreader PTO, M:H. 90 Special self-propelled combine 12' header. bale buncher, 3 drum land roller, Cockshutt 241 tandem disc 10', Oliver 16 run seed drill, Ber-Vac & snow blower - auger type, Dual wheel- ed hay trailer, Mayrath 24' hay elevator, 3 sets of 3 section drag harrows, set of scales, fanning mill, tandem grain trailer hydraulic lift, 1947 Ford 3 ton truck with platform and hoist, 1965 pontiac car, 1966 chev. % ton truck, 1978 GMC 2 ton truck 1100 km., Snow Jet snowmobile 19 h.p., 16' grain auger, 12° grain auger, Century field sprayer, blade, Roto-tiller, set of racks, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. Hay, Straw, Grain: Approx. 1500 bales of hay, approx. 1000 bales of oat straw, approx. 10 ton mixed grain, approx. 3 ton wheat, small quantity of grass seed. Cattle: (Tested March 6th). 9 mature Angus Hereford Charolais cows due for May & June, 5 Hereford- Charolais heifers - due July, 1 black-white-faced heifer, open, 10 steers, 1 yr. old, 4 heifers, 1 yr. old. Household Furniture: 9 piece dining room suite - table, é chairs, buffet-china cabinet, chesterfield suite, Fleetwood stereo, butter print, butter ladle, old picture frames, odd table and chairs, 8 track tape deck, 3 bicycles, Quebec heater, drop leaf table, moustache cup, Hoover vacuum cleaner, some dishes, portable record player, hall tree, portable Tv - not work- ing, some stove wood, many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. The Oakwood U.C.W. will serve lunch. Furniture sale at 12:30 p.m. Machine sale at 1:30 p.m. Cattle sale at 3:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, 705- 324-9959. i All SATURDAY, APRIL 21 SALE TIME: 12 NOON FARM MACHINERY Property of JIM GRAVES EQUIPMENT, 2 mile east of Orillia on Hwy. 12 or 23 miles north of Beaverton, across from Allen Byers (John Deere Dealer- ship(. Tractors - Massey Fergu- son 135 Multipower loader and snow bucket (diesel) and inter- national model H with loader, Cockshutt 550 PTO (gas) and Massey Harris 101 gas. 550 Oliver hydraulic loader and A.C. D5 series 246 h.p., power steer- ing, 1900 hrs and A.C. all crop forage tiarvester, 3 heads and Dion harvester, 1 row corn head, 1 silage blower, P.T.O., John Deere 10 10 loader {hydraulic bucket), 311 Ford 4 row corn planter, triple K hydraulic wing, 50 pieces of | 21' cultivator 3 pt., 6' cultivator, | antique salts, glass -- china - M.F. 10° cultivator 21 tooth, Cockshutt vibra shank 10° 19 tooth, M.F. 9' 16 tooth cultivator, M.F. scuffler, M.H. (Underslung Pony), Ford front mount, John Deere underslung drag -cultiva- tor (rubber tire), John Deere 3 pt. 77 mower also & mower, 6 Fergus mower, 3 pt. 6 rotary mower, 3 blade 8' drag rotary mower. Discs 4 sets of double drag discs, 5°, 77, 8" 10" sets. |.H. manure spreader P.T.0., LH. ground drive spreader, 3 pt. 1 way disc. plow, 2 furrow Fergu- son, 3 pt. plow, 3 Yurrow Ford 3 pt..3Furrow M.F. 3 pt, 3 furrow Case trip, 3 furrow A.C. 3 pt, 4 furrow 1.H. trip 3 pt., 2 furrow I.H. drag, 2 hay wagons (1 new), 8' chain harrows, scraper blades, 6' A.C. 3 pt. hitch, 6' M.F. 3 pt. hitch, 8° M.F. 3 pt. hitch, 7 Jawn (new) 3 pt. snow blower, §& Makee auger, new 7° Incore auger, 2 V snow blowers, trail- ers, 1978 4 horse clark trailer (like new), 1 box trailer, 16' float trailer, 8 x 12 flat deck trailer, 3 p.t. wood splitter, tools, wagon laod of miscellaneous, recreation equipment, 24' fibreglass boat fully equipped, 165 h.p. O.M.C. inboard/outboard motor and 20' Mahogony Mason CW/10 Mercury motor. Calvin Mabee, Auctioneer, Lindsay 705-324-4567. Terms cash. Lunch available. Sale at 12 noon Ashburn news by Mrs, E. Heron The sympathy of the community goes out to the Hopkins family in the death of Miss Mary Hopkins. Mary's home has always been in the Ashburn area and she will be missed by her many friends: There was a record atten- dance in the adult Bible Class last Sunday morning which means the church school is growing but there is room for more at 10 a.m. every Sunday. Rev. McEntyre's message last Sunday was continuing the series 'Life under the rule of God" and was entitled "four kinds of religion". Misses Julie Emm, Diane Lehman, Karri Death and Elaine McKnight sang "The Sunshine of Jesus'. and the Sr. Choir sang "I'm just a singing pilgrim". Service next Sunday at 11:15 a.m. There was a P.A. system installed in the church last week. Next Saturday morning at 9 a.m. there will be a tree planting bee at the churchyard. Come and bring your shovel. Miss Edith Gostie of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hopkins. We welcome Miss Betty Gardiner back from her trip to Mexico and to her new home in the village. Last Tuesday afternoon the ladies of the bible class and W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs. E. Heron to honour Miss Chrissie Simpson with a personal shower and to extend good wishes prior to her wedding to Dr. John McKinney in April. Don't forget next Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m. is the fashion show being held in the community centre. Admission is only $1. per person and it promises to be a very interesting afternoon. A very interesting horti- culture meeting was held in Brooklin United Church hall last Wednesday evening when there was a good number of Ashburn members attending. Mrs. Douglas Ashton of Ashburn who has a beautiful Iris garden at their home, spoke on the different kinds of Iris' and gave lots of good tips on how to grow them and how to prepare them for an Iris show. Miss Gibb Marlow of Brooklin spoke on Roses and how to grow them, There was a plant auction and Mr. Ken Brown of Ashburn was the Auctioneer, along with lots of humour to liven up the meeting. He gave some good tips on each plant as he put it up for sale. The next meeting will be April 25th and will be the daffodil show. Utica news by Vera Brown Church Service this week will be at Epsom at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School at Utica will be at 10:00 a.m. U.C.W will meet April 10th at 8 p.m. at Epsom if the water is cleared out of the basement by then. There were 15 tables of euchre in the hall on Friday evening. Lucky winners wre as follows: Ladies - 1st - Nerta Master, 2nd - Marg Acker and low Vera Brown. Men - 1st - Doug Stiver, 2nd Charles Clarke and low Les Meyers. Freeze-out winners were Jim Evans and Annie Johnston with Ab Timms and Caroline Parish coming in second. There will be another euchre in two weeks. This should be the last hockey report for this season. Congratulations to Mark Kendall who is goalie for Swamp Garage Atoms House League who were the champs for the year. Mike Sutcliffe and his team U.A.W. came in 2nd. The Pee Wee team coached by Bill Brown were runner-ups. The Atom All-Stars with Lee Wilbur were champions at the Oshawa Little N.H.L. Minor Atom Tournament on the weekend. And last but not least, we have All- Ontario Midget 2. Cham- pions with players in Utica. Congratulations boys, it was a victory well earned. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sutcliffe and Sherry called on his parents on Sunday. Mrs. Roy Sutcliffe and Doris Bray were in Oshawa last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper called on Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smalley at Sand- ford on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinch- cliffe of Toronto were week- end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and family. Mr. Trevor Carre of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Daniels of Unionville visited with the Carres on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper were Sunday lun- cheon guests of his mother Mrs. Delia Harper. On Saturday evening Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Mrs. Phyllis Clarke attended the Junior Skating champions Ice Show at Woodville. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Donnelly visited with Mrs. Thompson one afternoon and Mrs. Thomp- son visited her mother Mrs. Jim Miller at Mount Albert on Sunday. The Community Club are holding a dance on Saturday evening in the Hall featuring the Log Cabin Boys. Mrs. Doug Geer and Bradley were Sunday luncheon guests with" Mr. and Mrs. Murray Geer. Mrs. Dora Geer was a Saturday dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Geer. Happy Birthday Dora. It's nice to see Scott Wilbur out and around after his bout with pneumonia last week. Police Report MOTORCYCLE MISHAP A 32-year old Blackstock area man suffered a broken collar bone in a motorcycle accident April 1 in downtown Port Perry. Police report that Gordon Wallace apparently lost control of the machine as he accelerated west on Queen Street near Water Street. STEREO STOLEN A cassette stereo valued at $300 was reported stolen from a van owned by a Nestleton area man on March 31. Police report that the stereo is a Pioneer FM cassette model. [2]