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y \P to RT A Se a Fh i 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 26, 1979 AUCTION SALES SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. RETIRING AUCTION FARM MACHINERY Auction sale the property of MERLE SMITH, Part lot 28, Con. 12, Smith Township, Hwy. 28 to Hwy.507 and north on Hwy. 507 to Selwyn and east on 12 line of Smith. ¥ mile to first sideroad, turn left to first farm on right. Int. B414 tractor, diesel with 1550 loader hydraulic bucket, Int. A. Farmall gas tractor, Cockshutt manure spreader model 6 grounddriven, Triple K 10° culti- vator, J.D. 290 corn planter, 2 row with fertilizer attachment, J.D. 290 corn planter, 2row, M.F. 52 mower trail type, 2 gravity grain wagons, 320 bush. with é section chain harrows with evener, 10 ton wagon, ground driven manure spreader, spring tooth cultivator 8' on steel, Int. model 36 trip beam plow 14", Massey plow, snow plow to mount on truck, Winsconson air cooled motor, platform scale with weight, walking plow, Cylone grass & fertilizer spreader 3 pt. hitch P.T.O, 1969 - 399 Olympic ski-doo 24 h.p., roto tiller 5 h.p. with reverse, Lawn Boy riding lawn mower, 5 h.p. 25' cut, attaching lawn roller, 2 wheel trailer, Electric Sunbeam lawn mower 18' cut, Electric grinder with single phase 2 h.p. motor, electric motor 3/4 h.p., Metal pig feeder, 2 ton capacity good condition, farrowing crate, pump, feed troughs, gates, shovels, forks, self feeding poul- try feeders, 200 gal. gas tank with pump, gas boy pump, approx. 25 steel fence posts, roll of 1/4" plastic pipe, 2 stee beams 26' x 18", 20 rail road ties, Duro piston pump. HAY & STRAW: approx. 700 bales hay this year, approx. 2200 bales hay, approx. 400 bales straw. FURNITURE: Findlay wood stove, G.E. refri- gerator 24', chrome table & 4 chairs, electric broom - floor polisher, antique gramophone, 2 picnic tables. Terms Cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Greg Hickson - Auctioneer, Lindsay, Ontario - 705-324-7847. 526 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29 SALE TIME: 11 AM. H Auction sale for the estate of the Late MRS. EFFIE McKERI- HEN, in the Village of Prince Albert. Watch for signs. Excel- lent antiques, and household items including roll top desk, library table, combination oak china cabinet and desk, beds, rockers & chairs, press back chairs, small tables, dining table, dressers, wash stands, pedestal desk, chest of drawers, dressing table, love seat, buffet, wardrobe, utility cupboards, 2 piano stools, chesterfield, studio couch, piano bench, cookstove, coal & wood heater, trunks, corn- flower glass and other glass pieces, coal scuttles, tool chest, plant stands, lamps, picture frames, mirrors, sealers, milk bottles, gramophone with needles and records, sheet music, post cards, tools, 2 iron pumps, paint sprayer, barrel, oil drum and many more items. Too good to miss! Lunch available. Terms cash or good cheque (with 1.D.). John T. Pearce & Earle Pilkey - Auctioneers - 985-7492. S26 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Don't miss the gigantic estate auction sale at the estate of late ROY MALCOLM, 56 Victoria Avenue, Peterborough, north end of City, just off Reid at Chemong Rd. Extremely large quantity collectables, antiques, antique furniture, tools, garden tools, antique telephones, sec- tional bookcases, hundreds of excellent old books, hundreds of very old record albums and records, cylinder gramophone and 80 cylinders other gramo- phones, very old bottles - milk, beer, liquor bottles, silverware, ferneries, dishes, rocking chairs, Heintzman piano, 9 pc. dining room suite, bedroom furniture, wash stands, dressers, bureau, lanterns, oil lamps, china cabinet, magazines, picture frames, iron pots, incomplete toilet sets, old tins, dash churn, child's cradle, ice cream maker, apple peelers, cookstove, Annex, ceilers, very old collectables. Note time - 11 a.m. Sharp. Tools first ( a full room of shovels, picks, saws, cant hooks, rakes, scythes, tool boxes). No reserve. Terms cash or cheque. Orval McLean - Auctioneer - 324-0182 days, 324-2783 nights. Lindsay. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3 SALE TIME: ) P.M, Auction sale of Furniture and Tools for MRS. EVELYN M. GREENWOOD, 17758 Sutton Rd., 1 mile south of Sharon or 1 mile north of Davis Dr. on Sutton Rd. Piano and bench (good), recliner chair, set of 6 pressback chairs, antique pine blanket box, Captain's chair, antique chest of drawers, room divider and book- case, pole lamp, buffet & hutch, mirrors, dishes, qu, of hand tools, table saw, clamps, skill saw, garden tools, wheel barrow plus numerous other items. Property sold. Sale at 1 P.M. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Complete Avoca Charolais - Simmental Dispersal - selling at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R.# 2, Lindsay, Ontario. The property of TOM & ELIZA GUINEY, R.R.# 1 Campbeliford, Ontario, south of Campbellford on Hwy. 30 to 5th line of Seymour Twp. and 4 miles west. 22 Charo- lais mature cows, purebred and percentage, 6 Charolais bred heifers, 3 Charolais open heifers, 15 percentage Simmental. Cata- logue will be available. To inspect herd contact owner 705-653-2139. For catalogue or further information contact Carl Hickson, Sales Manager and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. on THURSDAY OCTOBER 4TH SALE TIME: 6:45 P.M. Auction Sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay, the property of Mrs. Helen Hall, Fenelon Falls. Good player piano, and rolls, pool table, freezer, refrigerator, electric stove, chesterfields, 5 antique 1c gum machines, wicker rockers, dressers, chests, hump back trunks, spin washer, outboard motors, large assortment of furniture and collectables. No reserve. Dale and Orval McLean - Auctioneers - 324-2783 Lindsay. SATURDAY OCTOBER § SALE TIME: 1 P.M. FARM SOLD LIVESTOCK, IMPLEMENTS & HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Auction sale the property of WALTER URBANKIEWICZ, Lot 20, Con. 5, Manvers Twp. 15 miles south of Lindsay on 35 Hwy. to 5th Con. of Manvers & 3 miles east or 5 miles east of Pontypool. IMPLEMENTS: David Brown 990 diesel tractor with manure loader & hydraulic bucket, BN Ford tractor gas, Ford cultivator 3 p.h., double disc, J.D. 2 furrow plough, J.D. potato planter 1 row, J.D. potato digger, Int. plough 3 x 1) ace bottom trail type, 4 section drag harrows, 3 section drag harrows, potato weeder 3 p.h. blade, Int. 7 ft. power mower, roller bearing wagon with rack, Malce hay elevator 34 ft. on wheels, table saw, qu. of steel posts, qu. of cedar posts, 8 h.p. Mastercraft garden tiller, lawn mower, small qu. of lumber, wire fencing, Skill saw, 2 barn jacks, vice. HAY& GRAIN: approx. 200 bales mixed hay, approx. 1000 bushels mixed grains. CATTLE: 4 stocker steers approx. 800 Ibs., 3 steers 12 yr. old, 4 heifers 142 yr. old. FURNITURE: deep freeze, bed, chairs, china cabinet (Modern), wardrobe, picnic table, Percival Supreme wood stove, many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 : p.m. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. S26 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7 Peterborough County Cattle- men's Association Annual Fall Stocker Sale at 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. Over 1,000 head already consigned. Farmers cattle only - No Dealers. This sale is always one of excellent quality and condition. For con- signments or further information contact Ferg Condon, R.R.¥ 4 Lakefield, Ontario - 705-652-7615. on PLEASE NOTE: starting times for all Stocker Sales - 11 a.m. The Barn will be open in the evening before the Stocker Sales and will re-open at 6:00 a.m. Please try to truck your cattle early, so we can do our sorting properly because of early sale times. on SATURDAY OCTOBER ¢ SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Auction sale of real estate, riding lawn tractors, tools, appliances, furniture, the property of BEN AINSLIE CAMERON, 2 miles north on Highway 35. Rototiller, balers 10 h.p. riding lawn tractor with rototiller and disc attachments, 8 h.p. riding lawnmower (all like new), aluminum extension ladder, step ladder, power lawn mower, lawn furniture, garden tools wringer washer, trunks, hand tools, books, Knechtel double dresser tall chest & two night tables, carpet dresser, chairs, 3 single continental beds with headboards, Zenith gold refrigerator, bronzetone kitchen set, spin dryer, 2 dehumidifiers, double pedestal desk, mirrors, automatic washer and dryer, carpenter's tools, hall tree, crock, chaise, electric fencer, sabre saw, some dishes, cooking utensils, - some bedding. No reserve - Owner going west. Real Estate - 3:00 p.m. - three bedroom brick custom built bungalow, 2 fireplaces, well decorated, double attached garage, large paved drive, all this on 5 acres. Ideal for country living or horses. Terms - $5,000 down, balance in 60 days. Sub ject to reserve bid and previous sale. Orval McLean - Auctioneer - 324-2783 Lindsay. 03 MONDAY OCTOBER 8 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Auction sale of 42 head of cattle and implements, antiques & furniture. The property of MILTON PAGE, Lot 13, Con. 10, Mara Township, 1 mile west of Udney, off Highway 169. Terms cash. Noreserve. Earl Gauslin - Auctioneer. SATURDAY OCTOBER 13 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Auction sale of farm machinery, Hereford cattle and furniture. The property of EDGERTON PEG, at Green: wood, Lot 11, Con. 6, Pickering Township on old Westney Road, 1 mile north Highway 7. Terms cash. Noreserve. Property sold. Earl Gauslin - Norm Faulkner - Auctioneer. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 SALE TIME 12:30 P.M. GOAT DISPERSAL Auction of registered and grade goats to be held at the Malmont Sales Arena, Black- stock. The property of the LONG RANGE VIEW HERD of E.B. LUNNEY of Scugog Island. King and Jackson Auctioneers. 985-2459. SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 SALE TIME 12 NOON SHARP Complete Dunford Royal Polled Hereford Dispersal at 12 noon sharp. 237 head selling at the farm the property of FLOYD DUNFORD, R.R.# 1, Peterborough Ontario, 4 miles south of Peterborough Limits on Wallace Point Road - off Peter- borough By-pass. For catalo- gues or further information contact owner - 705-745-4077 or Carl Hickson - and Auctioneer, Ontario - 705-324-9959. Reaboro, 017 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Annual Fall Stocker Sale at Lindsay Community Sales Barn, R.R.# 2, Lindsay, Ontario at 11 a.m. Stocker steers, heifers and ; calves, sold in truckload lots. Singles will be accepted but will be sold at the end of their cate- gory. Always a large sale of tocal farmer's cattle. Consign early. For consignments or further information contact Sale Barn - 705-324-2774 or Carl Hickson, Proprietor and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. or WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3) SALE TIME: 11 A.M. 2nd Fall Stocker Sale at Lind- say Community Sale Barn, R.R.# 2 Lindsay, Ontario at 11 a.m. Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in truckload lots. Singles will be accepted but will be sold at the end of their cate- gory. Always a good quality sale. Please consign early as we expect 1200 - 1500 head for each sale. further information contact Sale 'Barn - 705-324-2774 or Carl Hick- son, Proprietor and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. 024 T.F. Sales Manager - For consignments or AR hie CN AA ey Honeydale members by Mabel Cawker-P.R,O. The Honeydale Branch met in the Municipal Hall, September 6th with presi- dent Mrs. Clara Warren pre- siding. The meeting was opened in regular form with the singing of the Ode and repeating "The Mary Stew- art Collect" in unison. A cordial welcome was extend- ed to the members and three visitors. It was a pleasure to have Mrs. Lillian Harper and two neighbours present, namely Thelma MacCarter- and little Trisha Kirby from England. We trust they will be staying in Port Perry and will join with us again. Inthe absence of the Secretary, the position was capably filled by Mrs. Helen MacMaster. The roll call: Name a new manufactured product? which brought forth many interesting answers. During communications an invitation was received from the Erland Lee Home- stead committee to attend "Christmas at the Lee" De- cember 6, 1979. An open invitation to all members to visit from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. decorated in the traditional Victorian period. Refresh- ments will be served. A district Tweedsmuir His- tory Workshop will be held in Brooklin Town Hall. On September 24th, Mrs. Marg- aret Cornish, Curator for Honeydale, and Mrs. Edna Wilson, will be attending. Hour 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. A local leaders training school on "Indoor Garden- ing" a two day workshop will. be held at Goodwood, Octo- ber 25 and 26th, Mrs. Helen MacMaster and Mrs. Mabel Cawker agreed to attend as leaders. Home Economist must have information re- leaders by Sept. 28. Members assisted at the Central Seven Association workshop (official opening) for the mentally handicapp- ed on Regional Road 8 across from Port Perry fairgrounds on Sunday afternoon. Three car loads enjoyed a Hobo tea held at the home of Mrs. Ina De Yonge, east of Columbus on Tuesday morn- ing. Ina has been a very active member of Honeydale she and her husband Cornel- ius have recently moved to Columbus to be near their daughter. Honeydale mem- bers will miss her very much but hope to visit now and then. The Central Ontario Area 77th convention will be held Nov. 8 and 9 at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Theme- "Children not only have to learn what their parents learned in school, but also have to learn- how to learn. This has to be recognized as a new problem which is only partly solved." The guest speaker for the Thursday evening banquet will be Mrs. Evelyn Moore of the Oak- wood area a former teacher, having taught at the Leslie Frost School in Lindsay, and has also served on the Couns, ty Board of Education. Mrs. ° Moore is well qualified to speak on the timely theme. Discussion groups will be a feature of Thursday after- noon - a learning experience for delegates attending. Those who plan to attend - must register with the Royal York Hotel not later than October 5th. President Mrs. Clara The home will be . Warren and P.R.O. Mrs. Mabel Cawker presented a brief resume of the National Women's Institute Conven- tion, held in June at the University of Saskatchewan, in Saskatoon. ~ Leader Mrs. Marion Bell presided for the programme. Mrs. May Allen in her usual inimitable styie gave a splendid talk on the Motto- closing with an appropriate poem. Irene Phillips read an interesting article taken from the Readers Digest --- re hold first fall meeting Forestry. To complete the programme Marion Bell gave a reading regarding W.1. work and a report of the District Annual held in Stouffville. Next regular meeting will be held October 4th, beginn- ing with a Pot Luck Lunch- eon at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Marg- aret Cornish in charge, This is the Tweedsmuir History meeting and should prove to be an interesting afternoon. Visitors will be cordially welcomed. Yelverton News by Harvey Malcolm Miss Alison Baker, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baker of Toronto, and Miss Lisa Jackson of Oshawa were visitors this week and weekend with their respect- ive grandparents and aunt and uncle - Doris and Art Rowan. On Tuesday evening the Rowans, and Linda and Ralph Pfok plan to attend the birthday party of Master Kendall Baker observing his second birthday at the Bak- ers in Toronto. Next Sunday Yelverton United Church observes its 117th Anniversary of our church with original building still intact. Our popular ex-minister Reverend Stan- ley Haines will be guest speaker with service at 11 a.m. not the usual 11.30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wil- son are spending a few days with daughter Norma, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beggs, Crystal and Stacey in Port Elgin this week. Maltheb Farms Girls Soft- ball team started out their finals vs. Janetville Girls on the wrong foot(or feet as the case may be) on Thursday evening when the Janetville gals beat the pants off them - figuratively speaking by a 13-3 margin. A host of errors) contributed to their down" fall. Miss Laurie Rogers assist- ed her poppa Mr. Art Rogers with the reading of the serip- ture at Sunday service at Yelverton United. Mrs. Brenda Malcolm presided at the cleric organ. N John Houghton and Mr. Marti Malcolm from Lindsay U.C.O. branch are attending a general hard- ware seminar at the Skyline Hotel on the Airport strip, Toronto this week. Other representatives from Fene- lon Falls, Woodville, and Beaverton will also be in attendance. A family get together was held here at Malconia on Sunday evening on the occas- ion of Marti's birthday. Pres- ent were the normal (or abnormal) inmates plus (or minus) Mrs." Emma Mal colm of Uxbridge, Mitze and Bob Fick of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fick of Scarborough. Greenbank News Church and S.S. are can- celled this Sunday, Septem-. ber 30th. Everyone is invited to attend Seagrave Anniver- sary. The Evening U.C.W. will hold their meeting October 3rd in the Church at 9:30 to 10 o'clock in the form of a coffee party. Also there will be a tupperware demonstra- tion and a tot bag display. All ladies of the community are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mec- Millan and Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan were guests at a family re-union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMillan at Oshawa on Sunday afternoon. Other family members present were Mrs. Mabel Stevens, and Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop, Toronto, Mrs. Mary McMillan of Burlington, Mrs. Florence Turner of Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Acton of Uxbridge, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mc- Millan of Orilla. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gibson on the birth of a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Trotter \have moved to their new home on the 12th. |The afternoon U.C.W. will d their meeting on Wed- nésday, October 3. rs. Marjorie Beaton at- tended the 0.E.S. Memorial Service for the late Mrs. Iva Pinkham in Sunderland on Sunday. Sorry to report Mrs. Flor- ence Hill, and Mrs. Margaret - Couperthwaite are patients in Uxbridge hospital. Winners of the regular card party in the hall Friday evening were Phyllis Clarke, Erma Watson, Doris Devilin, Bertha Stiver, Gents: Elmer Johnston, Myrtle Alsop (also playing as a man) Stan Beach, Jim Evans. Next card party is October 5 at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. We are sorry to loose Mr. and Mrs. Archie Empring- ham from the community. They recently moved to Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mc- Millan attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snodden on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ianson visited the Keith Heron's at Norwood on Sunday. Glad to report Mr. Garry Lee is improving after his eye operation last week. Mrs. Lee and Kelley are spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lee. Mrs. Robert Leask has returned home after visiting her sister in North Bay last week. Mr. Ross Cookman, Mrs. Reg Cookman of Sunderland, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innis visited Mr. Gordon Innis at Elora on Sunday. Winner of the lucky draw for the Park Development project on Saturday was Mr. John Mowbray of Oshawa. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Armour McMillan on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary.