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AUCTION SALES SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON LIVESTOCK & FARM IMPLEMENTS Auction sale the property of TOM HANNAH, Lot 6, Con. 2, South Monaghan, 15 miles south of Peterborough on Hwy. 28 to the village of South Monaghan, 2 miles east and 2 mile south. Implements: 72 Massey Fer- guson self propelled combine, McKee snow blower P.T.0., 1963 M.F. 50 diesel tractor, 44 Massey Harris gas tractor approx. 1950 hrs., 12 Massey Ferguson baler 1968, Massey Ferguson side delivery rake 4 bars, 26 A.M.F. seeder on rubber, John Deere plow 3-12 furoow, 3 pt. hitch, New Idea Mower 7' cut trail, Massey Ferguson cultivator 29 tooth 3 p.h. 32' bale elevator, 24' grain auger, International grain combine 67 model, pull type, Case hammer mill belt drive, 4 sections of drag tooth harrows, fanning mill, Farno 3 p.h. manure loader, 103 International manure spreader P.T.0., wood sawing machine, De Laval cream separator, 14 tooth trail type cultivator, 3 furrow trail type plow, ace bottom, Int. roller bearing hay wagons, steel roller, 2 wheel hay trailer, Grind stone hand turn, electric emery, Goodison threshing mill 28-38, International binder, Steel wheel seeder, 2 wooden wheel seeders, single furrow horse drawn plow, horse drawn scufflers, miniature wooden wagon, pull type dump rake, horse drawn mower 5' cut, Cockshutt horse drawn manure spreader, qu. of forks, shovels, and other antiques, cross cut saw, extenstion ladder, 2 chain saws, 1973 Mercury snowmobile 40 h.p., 1967 Int. V2 ton truck (as is}. Hay: approx. 1800 mixed hay. Grain: approx. 20 tons of mixed grain. Cattle: 22 mature cows Hereford-Holstein cross B & W face, 15 calves by Side, Bred from Feb. to June - remainder ' bull exposed 14 June. Approx. 70 laying hens H.N. Household Furniture: Viking electric stove, Viking refrigerator, Viking wringer washer, Inglis dryer, Gibson electric stove, Simplicity wringer washer, table buffet, china cabinet, chest of drawers, dressers, beds, wash stand , chairs, desk, vacuum cleaner, Findlay Oval cook stove, Ashley heater, baby carriage and play pen, pump shot gun, Cooey 22 rifle. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale time 12:00 Noon. Carl Hickson - Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. $26 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29 SALE TIME: 12 NOON HOUSE SOLD Auction sale of antiques, and household furniture, the proper- ty of MRS. MINNIE MITCHELL In the village of Beaverton, 9 mile road, just behind Lakeview Manor. See signs. Serving table, wash stands, walnut rocker, and matching arm chair, Captain's chair, Bentwood chairs, round oak pedestal table, pine dressers with tear drop handles, blanket box, antique bed, Singer Sewing machine, matching dresser and bureau plus highboy, china cabinet. China and Glass, crocks, depression glass, jardi- niere, carnival glass, hand painted figurines, old plates, picture frames, appliances - apt. size refrigerator, good 24** avocado propane stove, B/W portable TV, Hoover spin washer, good air conditioner, garden tools, gas mower, many more items. Plan to attend. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Calvin Mabee - Auctioneer - Lindsay, 324-4567. S26 CONTINUOUS FORMS available at the Port Perry Star 985:7383 Initiation Days this week at P.P.H.S. . by Lee Howsam and Ginny Burt Ask any student at Port Perry High School what they remember the most about their first few weeks at school, and they're bound to tell you that it's that same old saying, 'Have you bought an activity card yet?". Yes, we've spent the last week and a half offering the students a very good deal with our activity cards. If parents are wondering where $4.00 disappeared to out of their pocket, it was probably invested! in our money-saving offet. Our sales went over very well this year and those students who bought a card are in for a lot of great deals and a lot of fun! ' Last Friday's football game was cancelled due to bad weather, but that gives our boys all the more time to practice up and be ready for the next one. One cancellation certainly didn't lead to another, for our first sucker sale of the year was held Friday and turned out to be a great success! There will be plen- ty more to follow. Elections for classroom representatives of the stud- ent council have gotten und- erway this week. We wel- come all of the new members into our council and we will expect to see you out at our first meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 26th. Today began the first day of the official welcoming of the grade nine students. Initiation Day! This year it CC C0000 1000000 05252525252525¢ ACI ICICI TTT TT, lo Laps 1252525: CICCICIC Te Ta Te] 200 ICICI plop] OOo e52525252525¢2 52535252 FREE TO YOURSELF! H&K -JOIN- THE TRAVEL-DINE CLUB (In affiliation with Travel Trend Tours Ltd.) 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Grade nines need only to pick up after grade 11, 12, 13 students. On Friday the nines must dress up and the traditional fun- natured initiating begins. This may include rolling pennies down the hall with your nose, singing songs, or making silly proposals, but all is to be in good taste. Seniors will be patrolling the halls to make sure every- thing goes well. Remember, only those students of grades 12 and 13 who own an activity card may be allowed to initiate! Initiation will be wrapped up this Friday night with a dance featuring a disc jockey. The price is $2.00 with an activity card and $3.00 without. We hope to see everyone out to have a good time! Ashburn area news by Mrs. E. Heron The Ashburn Community Centre is starting the fall activities with a corn roast on Friday evening Septem- ber 21st at 6:30 p.m. Corn- on-the-cob, hot dogs and beverages will be provided. Bring your own lawn chair. Everyone welcome. On Saturday evening Sep- tember 29th there will be a euchre party at the centre and on October 9th there will be a coffee party from 10 a.m. to 11:30. Marie Fer- guson will be giving a demonstration on candle making. Grass has been planted on the new park now so it should look very nice. - The Ashburn group of the W.M.S. met last Wednesday Hopkins. The next meeting will be the fall Thank offer- ing and there will be a film on child care in keeping with "The Year of the Child". Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner and Jean over. the weekend were Mr. and Mrs George Gardner of Brandon, Manitoba and Mr, and Mrs. Alex McLean of Rockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Drew Leaper and son lan of Mississauga spent last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Heron. evening in the Church par- lour. The worship service was conducted by the Presi- dent Mrs. F. Daw and the study which was on China was given by Mrs. Wm. FALL SPECIALS REBATES Up to $400.00 on New 1979's! BEAT THE 1980's INCREASE! also Mrs. Edith Gostich of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hopkins last Satur- day. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ashton of Oshawa. They have a baby daughter, Melissa Dawn, a granddaughter for Mr. Nelse Ashton. Next Sunday at Burns Church Miss Ruth Oliver will address the congregation as she gives her report on "Congress '79"". OCTOBERFEST is coming to Nestleton Centre SAT., OCTOBER 13 1979 Volare 4 door sedan, 225, automatic, p.s., radio, vinyl roof, electric defroster, still under warranty. NMW689. 1978 Aspen SE Stationwagon 225, 6 cylinder, automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, roof rack , defroster, 60/40 cloth seat. Lic. OEX506 automatic, radio, cloth bucket seats, console, electric defroster, styled road wheels. Lic. JUP410 6 cylinder, $5395. NYX 493 $5888. p.s., p.b., NEZ470 $5995. 1978 Dodge D100 V2 Ton 225, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, step bumper, L/M mirrors, Lic. 1978 Dodge D100 V2 Ton H75265 $4777. 318 V8, automatic, p.s., step bumper, L/M mirrors. H74104 1976 Ford Torino Elite $4999, V8, automatic, p.s., p.b, radio, landau vinyl roof, electric defros- 1976 Dodge D100 ¥: Ton ter, very clean, styled road 225, 6 cylinder, standard, w/c wheels. KMB964 $3333. mirrors, radio, step bumper. 1975 Dodge Coronet Lic. H75264 $3095. $2677. 1979 Aspen Custom 2 door, 225, 6 cylinder, auto- matic, p.s., p.b., radio, vinly roof, ww tires, 1978 Plymouth Fury Stnwagon V8, automatic, 9 passenger, factory air, radio, roof rack, 2 door, 318, V8, automatic, p.s., p.b., vinyl roof, radio, good second car. DZA0S5. electric defroster. $5395. $1599. MANY MORE GOOD USED CARS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM! ON THE SPOT FINANCING AT BANK RATES (If you Qualify) DRIVE A LITTLE FURTHER ... SAVE A WHOLE LOT MORE! 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