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"furniture, Auction Sales Auction Sales SATURDAY AUGUST 9 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques, tools, dishes, double snowmobile trailer, the property of W.H. INNIS, Bobcaygeon - on Fenelon Road three miles west of Bobcaygeon or 6 miles east of Fenelon Falls, go north two miles on Conc. 7 to farm. Dining table, buffet, 3 matching chairs, colour television, B & W televi- sion, chesterfield svite, antique extension table with spool legs, drop leaf table, oak chest, antique sewing machines, beds, antique franklin stove, bed chesterfields, oil heater, Quebec heaters, many hand made quilts, antique record players, cabinet radio, electric stove, kitchen range, refrigerator, blanket box, kitchen suite, chests, oak cup- board, baseboard heaters, stair- case with round railing, rocking chairs, small tables, trunk, lamps, cream separator, antique doors, copper boiler, child's crib, high chair, tricycle, child's rocker, two barrel churns, gas engine, vacuum, set dishes, old canoe, roto tiller, bath tubs & sink, 'golf clubs, chain saw, ox yoke, old lamps, antique set dishes, cement mixer, lawn mowers, rugs, camping equip- ment, many tools, cooking utensils, dishes, etc. Note Time - 10:30 a.m. Lunch available. No reserve. Orval McLean - Auc- tioneer - 324-0182 days or 324-2783 anytime. MONDAY AUGUST 1 SALE TIME: 1:30 P.M. Auction sale, the estate of MRS. MAY KERR, North St., Beaverton. Furniture, applian- ces, some antiques, dishes, etc. Orval McLean - Auctioneer - 705-324-2783. THURSDAY AUGUST 21 SALE TIME: 9:30 A.M. SHARP -Large antique -auction-sale of- some china, rugs, lamps, clocks, etc. (mostly in the 1800 circa), the property of WILLIAM J. CARNEGIE, will be held in the town of Port Perry, 178 Cochrane St., (across from the High School). Solid walnut dining room extension table (12 ft. or closes to oval), 6 matched caned bottom chairs and 2 arm chairs, swivel top walnut table, Jacques and .Hayes buvurled walnut buffet (very ornate, hand carved), large burled walnut secretary and book case com- .bined with glass doors, 8Y2 ft. Aall, solid oak dining room table with 4 chairs, large mahogany bookcase, white porcelain knobs, 8 ft. tall; Gingerbread clock, mantel clock, hand carved wall clock, Louis XIV type couch, very ornate walnut hall rack with swing mirror and umbrella stands, two matching chairs' (Beautiful), platform rocker and nursing rocker, Boston rocker {arrow back), Boston rocker with original stencil', antique ornate high back couch, 4 matching chairs (1800 circa). large oak book case with lead glass doors, oak china cabinet with glass doors and glass ends, Jacques and Hayes settee (tear drop style), 4 matching chairs - green upholstering, another identical set with cinnamon upholstering - (These two sets must be seen to be appreciated, they are beautiful.) Jacques and Hayes settee and five chairs - excellent condition, large ornate floor mirror with gold frame - 3 ft. 6 in. wide 9 ft. tall sits on a marble slab with carved wooden base, (walnut and cherry antique table), 3 Sar-v Khan rugs - various sizes, small Persian rug, green floral rug, 2 Jacues and Hayes bedroom suites - both 3 pc. suites, Jacques and Hayes bull's eye bed, Birds eye maple and cherry chest of drawers, maho- gany dresser with bow front, 5 pc. mahogany bedroom suite, pine chest with secret compart- ment, 4 pc. bedroom suite, much more bedroom furniture, paint- ings, 4 family bibles, 2 muzzle loader guns, set of scales for weighing gold, Brantford blue flou, rec crock churn, Deacon's bench, Bird's eye maple Rabbet plane, jointer and motor, antique tools, fridge, stove, dishwasher, large safe - good, hundreds of other articles. Auctioneer's Note: This-is one of the best antique auctions ever held in this area. This furniture has been in the Carnegie home for nearly two centuries. All in excellent condition - a sale you will not want to miss. Come early. Property Sold. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 9:30 a.m. Sharp. A large quantity of miscellaneous articles to be sold first. Lunch available. Reg and Larry Johnson - Auctioneers - Ph 705-357-3270. A20 . hay chopper SATURDAY AUGUST 9 SALE TIME: | P.M. Auction sale - Farm Sold Implements and some ousenaid furniture, - the property of FRANK HANCOCK, R.R. 1, Bailieboro, east half lot 12S Monaghan Twp. Directions: from hwy. 28 Bailieboro, east 4 miles then 12 miles north or from Hwy. 28 south Monaghan, east four miles, turn right, first farm on right or 22 miles south of Bensfort Bridge on County Rd. 2. IMPLEMENTS: Combine - Massey Harris self propelled | Special No. 90, 14 ft, grain header, Tractor - Massey Harris No. 65 gas, with New Idea loader and chains, Tractor Case SC gas with three row cultivator, Baler - International Harvester No. 37 with thrower, Baler - Case No. 230 with launcher (bale throw- er), seed drill - International Harvester - 16 run on rubber; Mower - Case 7 ft. 3 point hitch, Mower - Case 7 ft. tractor pull type, Side delivery rake - New Holland, tractor hitch, 2 wheels, Lundell PTO, elevator - Little Giant - 32 ft. with 220V motor, bale buncher, eleva- tor - Cardinal - 30 ft. with 110V motor, manure spreader - New Idea No. 210, cultivator - Allied, 3 point hitch, cultivator - Inter- national Harvester - tractor pull type, Disc - Massey Harris, roller - 3 drum, Disc - Fluery Bissel, 2 sets chain harrows - 9 ft., Plow - Case 4 furrow, 3 point hitch, Plow - Case 3 furrow pull type, 3 wagons, grain auger, posthole digger, Case baler (for parts), fanning mill, tractor chains, cream separator, Woods grain grinder (electric), calf puller, ladders. Some furniture: fridge, stove, freezer (large), oak sideboard, chairs and other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Sale time: 1:00 p.m. Carl & Greg Hickson - Auctioneers - Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. TUESDAY AUGUST 12 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Closing out auction sale - complete balance of WIPPERT's ART SHOPPE, 125 Kent St. W., Lindsay. Entire stock consists of art supplies, macrame, wools, notions, bindings, painting sup- plies, toys, games, art books, flower pots, store scales, shel-- ving, counters, adding machines, frames, wood, etc. Note Time: 11 a.m: NO RESERVE. Orval McLean Auctioneer - 705-324-2783 Lindsay. PORT PERRY by Sandi Johnston M--M--M--M. Not only was last week fun, it was delicious. Our theme was food; such an enjoyable topic. We started by crea- ting collages, of our favorite foods. On Tuesday, we found that MacDonald's certainly does, do it all for us! We were conducted on a thorough tour of the kitchens. Undoubtedly, the highlight came when we were treated to a hamburger and a coke. Thank you MacDonalds, Oshawa. Continuing our theme, other favorite activities included finger painting - with chocolate pudding. Finger painting was never so finger-licking good!. The finale of the week was the watermelon hunt. Our staff somehow had managed to misplace the watermelon. The kids came to the rescue and found it. Once found, it disappeared again, quickly! bleep-blizz. Martian.) SCUGOG ISLAND by Tracy Bongard How sad, it's too bad that the Scugog Island Play- ground is going to end in just one more week. It seems like the weeks have just played themselves by. Yet don't feel bad, you still can feel glad because if you are a real smart person you can still send your child for that last week of playground. The theme for the last week is Christmas and that means everyone can have Christmas twice a year instead of once. Yes, you read it right it's Christmas for a week. What a joy it will bring to you and your own. So beat the Christmas rush and register your kids now for a week of enjoyment. Also do not miss our Play- ground Exhibition '80, on August 14, where all the playgrounds will unite at the Latcham Centre and display (Thank you in The second time all that all the kids work and pic- could be found were the tures throughout the year as smiles and the seeds which well as doing some cute little AS were used in the seed spit- ting contest. Next week we will be preparing for a visit from outerspace. We will do our E best to welcome Martians or gs id other space travellers. On 4 ioc 10 0-0-v-e on "Wednesday, "we will "take them to the GamaRay desen- sitizer pool. If the visitors come earlier in the week, they will be very helpful in rocket design. Should they appear Thursday we will take them on a tour of Trans Country Store. This walk-a- 'thon will be our final fund raising event. So to any earthlings that will be show- ing support when our can- vassers approach them, ALAN J. RISEN, BA. LLB. Formerly a partner in the law firm of AFFLECK, RISEN and SOSNA wishes to announce the opening of his new office at LORD SIMCOE PLACE, SUITE 1C, 57 SIMCOE ST. S., OSHAWA, ONTARIO. TELEPHONE 571-3942 Preferred Area of Practice In Criminal Law. DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS 1&2YEARANNUAL ........ 3to5YEARANNUAL .......... 12%4% 5 YEARS MONTHLY ............. 12% SHORT TERM (90to 179 Days) .... 11% 1st & 2nd Mortgages for Sale RATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 117/8% CALL: SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY PHONE: 985-3832 All Members Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. plays for you. So.come and see what this program may do for you and your child's life next year. over because this week at Greenbank Playground is Automotion Week. There are only two weeks of play- ground left, so come on out and join the fun! Last week's highlights included Rollerskating for SOR LAE VINE Eds EIA 4518 Xe? PRA RS BOR » vA CCR sti vy ati JA BATFE RD BEAT Pu PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., August 6, 1980 -- 29 Scugog Summer Toner] the older children, a soccer game, a treasure hunt, a bubble gum blowing contest, films, a trip to Oshawa Air- port and a tour through McDonalds. After the tour through McDonalds we were treated to a cold drink, and a hamburger. This delightful snack was enjoyed by all. This week's crafts include airplanes, buses, windmills, trucks, bird houses, drag- sters, racing cars and our, own Greenbank Choo-Choo train. Other special events for the week include airplane races, Hat Day and decora- ted Bike Day. So 'all aboard' and 'chug' on out for the fifth week of Playground. SEAGRAVE by Sharon Wallace Last week's food theme was a tremendous success. No one was surprised to find we had a unanimous vote for the most enjoyable activity of the week - eating! Much of the fun was also in the making of cookies, pop- corn, pudding sculpture and food related crafts. A special trip was taken on Thursday to Mother's Pizza Parlour, where both our curiosity about pizza making and our appetites were satis- fied. Many thanks to the planned and we will be decorating them at Play- ground. The week will be ended with a walk-a-thon on Friday. The purpose of this event is to raise funds for special trips and activities. The children will be seeking sponsors and we would genuinely appreciate your support. } BLACKSTOCK by Caroline Carnaghan Pioneer week was chocked full of fun and exciting adventures. Monday included a walk to the woods and building a pioneer vill- age. Wednesday we visited the Scugog Island Museum. The children enjoyed this very much. Thursday included Bread and butter making. This worked well and the children enjoyed eating even more than making the food. Kevin demonstrated string art and we made leather jars, and paper mache. The older children enjoyed rug hooking Thursday morning with Mrs. Stapleton. A big thank you to her. Everyone learned how to spin wool, and thanks to Mrs. Shirley Scott we also were able to see many tools used by the pioneers. Next week's theme is mothers. and - fathers who Holidays. Events-include an supplied their time and transportation for the trip. This week's activities are all related the theme of automation. Wednesday we will see some miniature marvels demonstrating automation. Thursday a bicycle parade is --MASTERFEEDS Easter egg hunt, Thanks- giving stew, a visit to Mother's Pizza Parlour and a Hallowe'en party. Also parents and friends are invited to our Art Show '80, Thursday August 14th at the Latcham Centre, between 6 and 8:30 p.m. Masterfeeds - Port Perry will be purchasing and transporting Wheat from Producers. - PLEASE PHONE FOR INFORMATION - DIBAC Chlorine for Pools 20 Litres $15.95 2 kg. 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