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ARE he) a el I A uf > DRL RNA ANY IT Hs BAI ARI ARR 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 4, 1980 ER EY SSR PrN A CARRERA Bs 2p Se Sho Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales SATURDAY JUNE? SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale in Blackstock, for the estate of the late MRS. W. ARCHER. Furniture and Small articles. Studio couch, sewing machine, B & W TV, upright deep freeze, drop leaf table, two cupboards, small heater, Find- lay oval cook stove, fruit jars, two dining room tables, old kitchen cupboard, 3 rocking chairs, wicker chair, wash stand, foilet set, chest, 3 dressers, 3 beds, trunk, quilts, fridge, elec- tric stove, sideboard, chairs, 2 pc. chesterfield, oil lamps, pots and pans, dishes, some tools. Property Sold. Terms cash. C. Pethick - Avlionesr. L. Harris "Clerk. SATURDAY JUNE? SALE TIME: 10 A.M. ESTATE AUCTION AucHon sale of real estate, machinery, horse equipment, tools & furniture for the property of the estate of the late HAROLD MEZEN, R.R. 1 Schomberg, part _ of south half of Lot 11, Con. 2, Tecumseth Twp. - take Hwy. 9 four miles west of Highway 27 to 10th 'Sideroad, then one mile north to Con. 2. Property is on northeast corner across from Rich Hill United Church or 15 miles west of Newmarket to 10th Sideroad. Property by auction consists of 21 acres more or less with modern bungalow, horse barn, work shop, tool shed. Close to main highways being less than 10 miles to Hwy. 400. Sale at 10 a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. J4 SATURDAY JUNE 7 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction sale of construction supplies, used lumber, 1974 Ford Van 3/4 ton, furniture, etc. For TOYE CONSTRUCTION of Lind- say, Sale to be held at Three Bridges, Cannington on Hwy. 12, 3 miles west of Cannington or § miles north of Sunderland on Hwy. 12. 1974 Ford 3/4 ton van - good condition - as is, portable construction heater, approx. 28 cases of nails, qu. of lumber, bath tile, boxes of door knobs, boxes of ceramic tile, sump pump, light fixtures, large assortment of electrical sup- plies, door plaster, rafter hangers, brick ties, vanity, qu. of A.B.S. pipe, aluminum soffit and siding, steel reinforcing rod, window frames, assortment of trimming, 2000 BTU gas furnace, truck ramps, filing cabinet, office desk, adding machine, furniture & appliances, real good washer and gas dryer - both Inglis (like new), dressers, water skis, lawn chairs, lamp tables, "grass seeder, gas lawn mower, cast iron school bell, 4 coal oil lamps, old corner cup- board, 10,000 BTU air condition- er, dishes, linen and much more too numerous to mention. Sale due to moving out west. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch avail- able. Calvin Mabee Sales Manager and Auctioneer, Lind- say 705-324-4567. J4 = THURSDAY JUNE 12 SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Auction sale of farm stock, machinery, furniture, and camper, the property of ROSS BYAM, R.R. 2, Uxbridge, on Con. 5, one mile north of Zephyr sideroad 2/2 miles east of Zephyr and one mile north. From Uxbridge go north past Leaskdale to first road - west 22 miles to Con. 5. 1977 GM 23' 'motor home - sleeps six, dual wheels, 24,000 miles, certified - AT a CRRA YT. ea jure . N.H. * combine (good), ad excellent condition, 14 sows bred - some due now, purebred York boar, 41 chunks, Hereford heifer due August, Hereford heifer - open, Pinto pony, pony harness, MF 1100 diesel tractor with cab, Ford 800 with front end loader, 10° self propelled #26 J.D. 220 10' swather - self-propelled, AC 303 baler, Mckee 7' snowblower, 2 int. 3 furrow plows - 12°' & 14, White 10' 21 tooth cultivator - 3 pt., 4 sect. harrows, Int. side rake, M.H. manure spreader, White wagon & hay rack, Gehl hammer mill, Gehl grinder, Ford 7' blade, buzz saw - 3 pt. hitch, 200 gal. fuel tank & pump, front blade, forage harvester, 60' , drive belt, horse drawn scuffler, pile of scrap, Maple kitchen set, 26" colour TV, 17' deep freezer, coffee table & end tables, qu. of other furniture, building 8' x 12'. Lunch available. Sale at 6 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416- 852-3524. Auction Sales SATURDAY JUNE? SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction sale of farm stock, implements, hay, straw, grain and furniture, the property of NORVAL McAVOY, Lot 19, Con. 2 Brock Twp. - 4 miles south of Sunderland, and 22 miles east or 6 miles south of Manilla to Sonya i 3/4 miles west. Nine holstein cows, mostly fresh, 7 pail fed calves, possibly some young cattle, approx. 30 ton of mixed grain, approx. 5000 bales of hay, approx. 1000 bales of straw. David Brown 880 tractor (diesel) with manure loader and pulley, McCormick W. 4 tractor, McCor- mick #45 baler (good condition), J.D. manure spreader (Model L), J.D. side rake on steel (good) J.D. cultivator 8 tt. (power lift), M.H. 6 blade tiller, M.H. grain and fertilizer seed drill, 13 disc, McCormick mower (New Ideal) Horse or tractor drawn (like new), land roller, heavy team sleighs, 2 rubber tired wagons with hay racks one on steel, oat roller (belt driven), 2 sets of harrows, hay elevator, grain auger, two McCormick plows, ace bottom 3 furrow. 2 horse drawn scufflers (one like new), cutter, cutting box, fanning mill, 2 rolls of 8 line wire fence, snow fence, 2 Viking cream separa- tors, DeLaval milking machine, 2 pails, many other articles. Furniture: =~ Pot bellied stove, electric stove, chest of drawers, beds, dishes, two school desks, lanterns, three bicycles, wrought iron light fixture, kitchen cabi- net, crocks, etc. Farm Sold. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 12o0'clock. NOTE: Furniture sells first. Pinedale ladies will serve lunch. Reg and Larry Johnson - Auctioneers - Ph (705) 357-3270. J3 ..wooden --coffee & JN! bridge - 416-852-3524. SATURDAY JUNE 14 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Auction sale the property of MR. & MRS. ORLAND KING, Pontypool - turn west off Hwy. 35 on 3rd line, go west to dead end , turn right second house on left. Furniture, appliances, tools, 8 pc. oak dining room svite with round oak table, buffet, 6 chairs, component stereo, console colour TV, brown chesterfield set, spacesaver, end tables, recliner, white double dresser and chest, modern bedroom suite (triple dresser, chest, bed complete, night tables, all excellent), 2 chests, stereo, 2-door refrigera- tor, 2 pc. modern chesterfield, lamps, white double dresser, record cabinet, gold Kenmore electric dryer, some dishes, oil space heater, Homelite chain saw, skill saw, jig saw, seeder, dog house, cord mixed wood, 1972 Olympic skidoo. Note time: 11 a.m. No reserve. Owners moving west. Orval McLean Auctioneer - 324-0182 days or 324-2783 anytime. Lindsay. Jn SATURDAY JUNE 14 SALE TIME: 9:30 A.M. FARM SOLD Auction sale of machinery and furniture and antiques for the property of © BRUCE & DOROTHY TAYLOR, R.R. 3, Stouffville, Lot 18, Con. 2, Uxbridge Township - one mile north of Hwy. 47 on Con. 2 (5 miles northeast of Stouffville). A Ford 2000 tractor (excellent), tractor chains, Ford 2 furrow plow, Ford 3 pt. hitch cultivator, Ford 6' mower - 3 pt., 3 pt. hitch blade, farm trailer, single plow, 5 H.P. riding lawn mtwer, self- propelled mower - 22°/, 2 cistern pumps, 2 iron kettles, cross cut saws, chains, hoes, shovels, etc., qu. of pine barn siding, beams, steel roofing, pine flat back cup- board - 9 panes in each door in excellent condition - (This is an old family piece dating back to 1840). Round oak table with 6 chairs and buffet, antique dresser and wash stand with tear drop pulls, large pine blanket box, pine cupboard, antique baking box, 2 dressers, 4 pc. bedroom suite, platform rocker, antique top for a cupboard, 5 oak chairs, pine chop box, no. .of crocks, no. of antique jars, 2 wash boards, qu. of dishes and antique pieces, Woods 15' freezer (good), Speed Queen washer - spin dry, Moffat dryer, McClary 24' range, chesterfield and two chairs, refrigerator, steel garage door 7 x 9 with hardware, plus numerous other items. NOTE: This is an excellent quality sale starting at 9:30 a.m., should conclude at the noon hour. Tractor and machinery will sell at 12 noon. UCW will service lunch. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilsons Auctions, Ux- SJ 'end tables, | _and Auctioneer, Lindsay. - SATURDAY JUNE 14 SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Clearing farm auction for the property of WILBUR WELSH, mile north of Sandford on Con. 4 (Sandford 3 miles north and 3 miles west of Uxbridge). Includ- ing Int. 504 diesel high clearance tractor, Int. 434 gas tractor with 1501 loader - only 1000 hrs., Int. #93 10' self-propelled combine, McCormick 130 tractor with scufflers, Int. 46 baler, Int. vibra- shank cultivator, Int. 15 run seed drill, Int. tractor spreader, ground driven, Int, side rake on rubber, rubber tired wagon, grain trailer, hay elevator, trac- tor chains, Int. 3 furrow 14 plow, Int. 7° mower, AC forage blower belt feed, harrows, roller, potato digger, potato picker, potato cutter, AC forage harvester, 16 tooth cultivator on wheels, MF mower, J.D. manure spreader, bedroom suite, kitchen cabinet, dining room suite, kitchen chairs, electric stove, antique cupboard, dishes, plus numerous other items. Furni- ture and wagon load selling at 1 p.m. followed by machinery. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilsons Auc- tions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. J11 TUESDAY JUNE 10 SALE TIME: § PMX Auction sale of furniture and antiques for the property of MRS. WM. FOCKLER, Ballan- trae, selling at the home of Ed Fockler, corner of Hwy. 48 and Vandorf Rd., one mile south of Ballantrae, or three miles north of Ringwood. Including stereo and TV combination, china cabinet, cook stove (good), fridge and stove, antique pine chest of drawers, antique dresser, gate leg table, oak buffet, antique settee, pine blanket box, two church benches, dash churn, antique picture frames, no. of small tables, pine clock shelf, wash stand, drop leaf table, pressback chairs, several pine chairs, bedroom suite, antique kitchen cabinet, organ stool, violin. and case, leather couch and two chairs, Annex stove, jars, space heater, school bell, Inglis portable dryer, May- tag dishwasher, pool table, blacksmith forge, no. of old window sashes, bench saw, and planer, rubber matting 6' x 50', old gang plow, plus many other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416- 852-3524. WEDNESDAY' JUNE n SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Auction sale of fine Persian rugs and complete contents of 16 rooms of furniture and antifjues, and appliances, property of former Charlton residents of LONG BEACH, to be held in Lindsay, Victoria Armories, on Kent St. West, Lindsay, Ontario at 6 P.M. sharp. Including 12'9 x 32'6 flower design white Persian rug and underlay & 9 x 15° chinese spray hand woven all wool rug and underlay, round oak pedestal table and 4 webb seat chairs, antique oak carved arm chair, rocker, brass, leather chesterfield, antique cabinet stereo and records, B & W TV with oak carved cabinet, PR of round mahogany lamp tables, 4 matching oak chairs, drop leaf table, oil lamps, pair of maple lamp tables, wash stands, 2 pc. maple bedroom suite - .excellent condition with bureau, 4 good double beds with matching night tables, dressers and lamps, pole lamps, baby furniture - crib, high chair, fold up cot, table and chairs, pair of brass coach lamps, pictures, sewing stand, (New) humidifier, pair of match- ing maple Imperial Royalist 3/4 beds with Al mattresses, wall mirrors, indoor outdoor carpets, brass fireplace - screen & orna- ments, tropical plants, large assortment of gardening sup- plies, assortment of linen and dishes, and ornaments, golf clubs, water skis, lawn mowers, Pioneer chain saw, 3 large cano- pies, tools, aluminum extension ladders, wheel barrows, lawn roller, chain block, assortment of boating supplies, and lawn furniture, eight major applian- ces, white washer and H.D. dryer, pair of fridges and stove - both Frigidaire, 2-door frost free, 30' stove with upper broiler and rotissery and sliding burner, 2 apt. size fridges and 24' stove all Al working and much more far to numerous to mention. NOTE: This is a sale of some fine quality pieces of furniture and mixed antiques and miscellaneous items so plan to attend. Some- thing for every home or cottage. Terms cash. Absolutely no reserve. Lunch available. Calvin Mabee - Sales Manager _105-. 324-4567. Jn 'and hydro - SATURDAY JUNE? SALE TIME: 11 A.M. FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, BOAT, CAR, REAL ESTATE Auction sale, the property of STANLEY & FLORENCE BLACK: of Manilla, located the first street east of the store, turn right, second house on the left. (Watch for signs). REAL ESTATE: Beautiful modern brick ranch style bungalow with breezeway and attached garage, electrically heated, double insulated, 3 bedrooms, dining room, living room and bath with finished basement providing 2700 sq. ft. of living space on a lot 88' x 130', .taxes approx. $500., heat per month. - Terms $2,000 day of sale and fo close in 60 days, owner will take back a-50%_ mortgage at 11%. This property will be shown only previous to sale day." For ap- pointment call Stan Black at 1-705-357-3304. BOAT: 1978 Tempest boat - 17 ft. inboard/out- board, used 19 hrs., 140 horse, 4 cylinder, Chev motor with Mer- cury stem drive loaded with extras on a Easi-loader trailer with spoke wheels also 14' convertible boat and trailer: CAR: 1970 Torino GT conver- tible, never winter-driven, 351 Cleveland, high performance riding in 4 new raised white letter Good Year tires, loaded with many extras. One tandem horse trailer. FURNITURE & ANTIQUES: G.E. fridge, Inter- nation fridge, Kenmore washer and dryer (nearly new), Moffat stove, G.E. freezer, 3 yrs. circu- lar chesterfield, chesterfield and chair, Lazy Boy chair, 2bedroom suites, antique side board, antique dining room chairs, 'wash 'stand, steel bed, kitchen table and chairs, cook stove, 26' colour TV - cabinet type, Smith Corona typewriter, china cabi- net, trunk, hospital bed, stove, pictures, wardrobe, dishes, china, new quilts made by Mrs. Black, antique clocks, lamps, baby crib with new mattress, single bed, new electric broom, vacuum cleaner, records, stove fan, wringer washer, Model A Ford tire and rim - 1-670-15 - 8 ply tire on rim, large fishing tackle box and equipment, aluminum windows, qu. body shop tools, garden tools fertilizer drill, self propelled lawn mower, many more items to numerous to mention. This is a fine sale of well cared for items, well worth -your- attendance. -Lurich avail- able. Terms cash or 1.D. cheque. Sale Manager anc and auctioneer - Murray pio ediog Port Perry - 1-416-985-2459. J4 'Johnson - SATURDAY JUNE 4 'SALE TIME: 10:30 AM. Auction sale of carpenters tools, antique tools, planer, boats, furniture, etc., the proper- ty of HARVEY WEBSTER, will be held in the Village of Manilla (in the park, just south of the store). . Large assortmeny of carpenters tools, antique tools, black mith's vise, 7 barn jacks ) 5 h.p. air cooled engine {3% start from battery), planer (20'* one side), with 5 h.p. motor and set of beam scales, Cock- shutt_single plow (like new), scaffold ladders, 3 sets of ladder brackets, 2 table saws, crow bars, combination sash maker table saw and lathe, shingling roofing brackets, assortment of lumber and shingles, pipe vise and dies, large asst. of barn ropes (for barn raising, sprayer and motor (for BBL) applé sprayer, oil drum with pump, 14 ft. Peterboro cedar strip boat & 5 h.p. Evinrude motor com- plete with trailer, 16ft, Peterboro cedar strip boat & oars, ladders, antique garden cultivator, boring machine, cutter, 2 skidoo sleighs, large wheel barrow (new), large block and tackle, hundreds of other articles as Mr. Webster is giving up barn build- ing-- and carpentry work. FURNITURE: Antique cup- board, antique tables, beds, dressers, quilts, large antique oak' couch, chesterfield, win- dows, wringer washing machine, high chair, antique wheel chair, large old school bell #26 (good), electric sewing machine, auto- matic dryer, cribs. NOTE: There will be lots more furniture added to this sale. Terms cashor good cheque. Sale at 10:30 a.m. 'NOTE: Furniture sells first. 'Lunch available. Reg & Larry Auctioneers - Phone (705) 357-3270. JN and, PRINCE ALBERT HALL WEDNESDAY JUNE ' SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale the estate of the fate MR. MANSELL (SANDY) STONE, Port Perry and other consignments. Chrome dinette suite and six chairs, chesterfield and chairs, console colour TV, wash stand, dressers, press back chairs, two good recliners, double bed, box springs and mattress, end tables, kitchen table, Queen size box spring and mattress, record player andj. ~ speakers, dishes, spin-washer, wringer washer, lamps, oil lamp, -}-radios, walkie-talkie, 8-track, Deep Heat back massager, head phones, sun lamp, 9 x 12' carpet, gun rack; Remington chain saw, step ladder, trapper boat and new paddles, carpet adhesive, garden tools, picnic table, office furniture, bicycles, and items too numerous to mention. John Pearce Auction Service - 985-7492 Jn SATURDAY JUNE 14 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction sale of complete con- tents of home, property of STANLEY SIMPSON, 174 Park §t.. in the village of Cannington, Ontario. Moving West. New harvest gold fridge and harvest gold stove, New H.D. washer and dryer (white), freezer (good), electric organ and bench, stereo Lod \ modern with tape player, new ®i portable colour TV and stand, cabinet sewing machine, cabinet B & W. TV, new Kirby vacuum cleaner, 2 pc. chesterfield suite (modern), rocking chair, lamp tables and lamps,. 2 complete bedroom . suites, dressers, 2 desks, single beds, New 10 x 12 . carpet, 5 pc. kitchen set, antique - day couch, bikes, baby crib, portable electric fireplacé, wood stove, complete set of lawn furni- ture - umbrella, etc., plants, (new) gas lawn mower, 2 large aluminum extension ladders - 40', large qu. of electric hand tools, cookware, dishes, pictures and much more too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Absolute- ly no reserve. Lunch available. Calvin Mabee - Sales Manager and Auctioneer, Lindsay - 705- 324-4567. In TUESDAY JUNE 10 .SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, 'stereo equipment, televisions, 1974 Cadillac. We have been instructed by Deloitte Hoskin & Sales, receiver to supplement and liquidate the assets of Life- ~ style Furniture, 1086 Lansdowne W. Peterborough. Dinette suites 2 and 4 pc. chesterfields, bed- room suites, wall units, coffee & end tables, filing cabinets, 2 and W 4 drawer fireproof files, desks; office chairs, bar and stools, -press back chairs, stereo com- ponents, speakers, console stereo, wooden dinette suites, lamps, pictures? Hoover washers, box springs and mattresses, sewing machines, adding machines, clocks, televi- sions, 5 cu. ft. bar fridge, 1974 Cadillac (very good condition), 1975 Ford Torino, 1972 Ford cub van. All vehicles sold not certi- fied. Terms cash. Cheque with identification. No reserve except* vehicles. Note Time: Tuesday, June 10 at 6:30 p.m. at Lifestyle Furniture, 1086 Lansdowne W., Peterborough. McLean Auctions -& Liquidators, Oshawa - 576-7550. Viewing from noon - day of sale. Scugog Island W.I. by Clara Dowson On the evening of May 21st the Scugog Island W.I. met in the Community Hall. The new President Helen Fedyk gave a-warm welcome to all and 21 members answered the roll call by telling "What organization did you belong to in your younger days." The Motto - The three R's. Responsibilities, Respect and Reverence was given by Helen Redman. In the absence of Betty Ann Freeman - the minutes of the previous meeting and correspondence was given by Christena Prentice. Connie Haigh gave the Trea- surer's Report. Jan Gerrow reported about the lunch provided at the Family Life Series - and Helen Redman thanked the members for helping and for lunch. Six members? enjoyed their afternoon with the Honey- dale Institute on their 45th Anniversary. [Elizabeth Stichmann reported on the 25th Anniversary at Myrtle. The District Annual Meet- ing on May 22nd at Clare- mont was discussed, four delegates to attend and as many others that could. In the absence of Doreen Adam regarding the Annual Auction Sale, we were told Doreen has everything under control. Elsie Pogue gave a full and interesting report on the 32nd Annual Officers Con- ference at Waterloo, April 29 -30 and May 1st, which she attended. Thanks Elsie. Meeting was turned over- to Janis Richardson's group who is convenor of Family and Consumer Affairs. Janis gave a reading on an Insti- tute Garden. -A Chinese Auction was held proving very rewarding and humorous, with Helen Redman as auctioneer. Meeting closed with lunch of sandwiches, tea -and coffee. Don't forget the auction sale - July 19. We welcome anything large or small. . See you June 18. Backpackers take note For millions of vacation campers, backpackers and outdoor adventurers, tents provide protection from the elements and pesky mosqui- toes. And for millions of yourigsters, a backyard tent can provide a hideaway, a clubhouse, or an overnight "adventure. The Ontario Safety League suggests that parents of youngsters who have tents or anticipate buying a tent instruct their offspring in the safe use and proper main- tenance of tents. Tents are not water-proof or mosquito-proof. They are only mosquito- and water- repellent. A good tent will don't touch the inside of the fabric when it's wet. And a good tent will keep mosqui- toes out if you keep the netting in good repair and tightly secured. Likewise, tents are not fire-proof. Many are not even fire-retardant. Tent fires have caused serious injuries, some of them fatal. Factors contributing to tent fires include careless use of smoking materials, windblown campfire sparks from campfires built too close to the tent, flame portable heaters, c oy stoves, or lanterns, and spilled grease, gasoline, especially . > kerosene, or other flam- "keep moisture out if you mable materials on the tent. \