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en ea aT ---------- aa A as Se AA SE St A CIE ANE FA YEA A ALAA RN SO WEA A HR hr Auction Sales FRIDAY APRIL 10 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. Farm Sold Clearing Farm auction of, Farm Machinery and Equip- ment, Buildings, Silo, Dairy Equipment, for the property of CROSSLAND FARMS, Ernest Crossland, Yonge Street, Newmarket at the southwest corner of Hwys. 9 and 11 at the west side of Newmarket. The land is being developed and everything must go including Int. 4166 4WD diesel tractor, Int. 1066 diesel tractor with cab, Int. 624 diesel tractor, Int. 504 diesel tractor, MF 510 combine with corn head, N.H. super 717 har- vester with corn and grass head, 2 forage wagons with roofs, 4 350 bushel grain boxes with 9 ton wagons. 2 Westeel 500 bushel dry storage bins, Calso weed sprayer - 360 gallons, N.H. 273 baler, N.H. side rake, Toxowick grain dryer, N.H. Whirlaway blower, 50' Allied grain auger on carriage, 41' Allied grain auger on carriage, Int. 275 14' S.P. Swather, Int. 400 Cyclo corn planter, bale elevator, Int. 490 disc - 25', Int. 45 25' Vibra Shank cultivator with mulchers, Int. 710 7 furrow plow - auto trip, Int. 4 row rolling cultivator, Int. 510 grain and fertilizer drill - like new, Electric grain cleaner, 1974 Eldorado Cadillac - fully equip- ped Terms on Machinery - Cash or Cheque day of sale. 20 x 70' Slab silo, Jamesway silo unloader, Jamesway Double 6 feeder, Jamesway Double 6 Herring Bone parlour, 6 ton bulk tank with auger, automatic feeders for parlour, Horn of Plenty magnetic feeder, James- way Pipeline milker with 6 units, Dari-Kool 1000° gal. bulk tank, Patz stable cleaner - 350°, steel building 45° x 120' - truss barn steel with white siding, steel building 45' x 120' - truss building with 3 bay garage at one end. NOTE: Stable equipment, silo, feeders, buildings, will be sold - half down day of sale - half due May 25, at which time they can be removed from the property. Complete Holstein Dispersal will be held at Wilson Sales Arena on May 28. Sale managed and sold" by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - (416) 852-3524. AB SATURDAY APRIL SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Auction sale of farm machi- nery, hay, straw and some household furniture, the proper- ty of JACK TREVEIL, Lot 2, Concession 10, Mariposa Town- ship - one mile north of Highway 7 at Manilla and 2 mile east. MACHINERY: 1978 Zetor 80 - 11 diesel tractor with cab, fully equipped, 716 hours; Nuffield Universal 4 diesel tractor - 3 pt.; M.F. semi-mount trip beam 5 - 14's plough, 3 pt.; M.F. trip beam 4 - 16's plough, 3 pt.: M.F." 10 baler PTO: Kongskilde 34 tooth cultivator - 3 pt.; M.F. 10 tandem disc, George White snow blower - PTO; 10' chain harrows with evener, M.H. 15 disc seed drill - power lift, Field sprayer - 3 pt., 36 ft. booms, 100 gallon tank, Vicon side rake, grass seeder - 3 pt. PTO; fertilizer spreader on wheels - 3 pt; 2 row John Deere trail type corn planter, M.F. 150 bushel manure spreader - 2 beat- er, PTO; A.C. hay conditioner - PTO: manure loader with rams, New Idea 30' hay-grain elevator with electric motor, 32° Melco hay elevator with electric mptor, 4 ton roller bearing wagon with rack, scales, 2 Surge units, Del aval Milk tank, vacuum milk pump and line, seed drill, for parts, 1975 Bobcad skid loader M-700, low bed tandem trailer - 16' x8', all steel road grader, 1966 chev van truck, Hop Toe backhoe mounted on truck, qu. of new steel plg fencing & pig gate, wheelbarrow, alum. doors and screens, steel pipe, re-enforcing rod, silo boards, stéel beams, electric motor, qu. of wooden beams 30' to 40°, 2 cans of 24D, sludge pump, 200 gallon gas tank, Cockshutt manure spread: er, Sedore manure loader, 2 hydraulic motors, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. APPROX. 2500 bales of mixed hay. STRAW: Approximately 1000 bales of barley straw. Some household furniture. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer - Reaboro, Ontario - (705) 324-9959. AB Need Help Quickly? Look First in the Star Business Directory! - Albert received the first a 'Seven-@ssociation. Both giris at Humber College, studying to be ¢ounse 34 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., April 1, 1981 AA SER TI GIS Sw AR 3 News views from Epsom and area by Jean Jeffery Calling all boys and girls sixteen and under who wish to join Scugog Youth Soccer. You must register at Port Perry Scout Hall, April 4th and 5th between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. The Bethesda Reach W.I. meet Wednesday March 25th at the home of Mrs. Len Stroud. Our guest for the evening was Mary Hogg of Debbie Barton an Strawberry Threads, Uxbridge who showed us the newest styles, materials and popular colour combinations. We received an invitation to attend Beaverton W.I. at. 2:00 p.m. April 14th. The guest speaker will be the District President, our own Corrine Croxall. The nominating com- mittee is Marylin Stroud, Jeannette Lane of Prince al award by the Central firsk year students for the Jean Pague. and Cindy Sprules. Our year is ending and the annual meeting will be in April. We will be catering at Wilson Sales Barn April 24th. Doreen Brethour is in charge of that committee. We have been asked by 'Home and Country' that all members send a letter to J.G. Patenaude. Sec. General Canadian Radio Television and Tele- communication Commission Ottawa Ontario K1A ON2 making an appeal against the excessive telephone rate hike asked for by Ma Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pickett of Deep River have been visiting - her mother Mrs. Wilfred Evans and visiting other members of the family. The Epsom Utica Social Club met on Saturday evening at Epsom Church mentally retarded. Elizabeth Fulford made the cash presentation at the Association's annual meeting in Port Perry March 26. Debbie and Jeannette are graduates of Port Perry High School. Yelverton area news Our community is deeply saddened by the untimely passing of our next door neighbour Mr. Ross Hurren in his 34th year. On Thursday "afternoon March 19th a form of cancer claimed Ross after a valiant if futile fight of only eight months following its first detection. Ross was an excellent neighbour - a genial host and meticulous in everything he touched and a perfec- tionist in everything he went at - a gifted mechanic and jack-of-all trades, master of all. He was a devoted husband to wife Ann (formerly Wilson) and a fond loving father to their 3-year old daughter Hally. Deepest sympathy is extended to Ann and Hally, his mother Mrs. Annie Archer, brothers Earl and Ronnie and sister Joyce. Ross will be sadly missed by a wide range of friends and acquaintances, both young and old from many walks of life. His cheery friendly manner and outgoing personality will leave a void in the many "lives he touched in passing - a greater tribute hath no 'man! - On Saturday evening April 18th "a dance will be sponsored by Manvers Minor Hockey Teams at Manvers Arena to raise funds for their team needs. They are fortunate to secure the services of Warren Sutcliffe and band for the evening. Tickets are going fast but still available by phoning 277-2463. The teams deserve the financial support of area residents in their efforts to be self supporting. Congratulations are extended to Mr. John Eakins MPP who was re-elected to represent Victoria- Haliburton in the next provincial parliament. His success could be attributed we believe to the conscien- HELPFUL HINT When washing feather pillows - first check for any open or weak seams. Place the pillow in pillowcase. Wash two pillows at a time for balanced load. Fill your washer with warm water and push pillows down to saturate them completely before turning on the gentle cycle. Stop washer halfway through washing and turn pillows over. To dry, put feather pillows (not foam rubber) into dryer along with a clean tennis shoe. Drying will take up to 2 hours. tious manner in which he has served this constituency over the past two terms of office. Mr. Dave Murray popular Reeve of Fenelon Falls managed to reduce the thajority Mr. Eakins enjoyed last time around. Mr. Art Field was if you'll pardon the expression way out in "Left field" when the returns came in-managing only a token vote as compared to his rivals. All candidates are to be commended for the high calibre of electioneering they conducted - there was a complete absence of that mud-slinging and innuendo that so frequently mars a campaign. , Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Page spend three days last week attending an Insurance Convention at the Four Seasons Hotel in Toronto which Clarence attended as Chairman of the Mutual Fire Insurance Board of Lindsay. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm spent several days this week attending the annual meeting of the Ontario Pork Producers at which Howard provided the Chairman address and was again re-elected as one of the three councilmen for this Central Ontario Zone on Wednesday afternoon. He shares this honour with Mr. Tom Smith re-elected and a newly elected young chap from Sunderland. A number of Yelvertonians attended the banquet on Wednesday evening and enjoyed the kind hospitality of Eileen and Howard. Incidentally after three years as Chairman of the Ontario Board, Howard has indicated he will not be seeking re-election in that capacity. Currently Mr. Douglas Farrell of Foxboro and is the First Vice President. Those from Yelverton attending the banquet on Wednesday evening were Howard and Eileen Malcolm (of course), Mr. and Mrs. Terry Malcolm and little Jason Neilly, Mrs. Anne Lee and Mr. Murray Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. Art Powan and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm and Miss Cathy Burns and Miss Candy Malcolm from Toronto. Mrs. Jim Beggs, Crystal and Stacey of Port Elgin will be visiting this week with Anne and Hally Hurren. The annual migration to the sunny south is currently on - all those poor "under- paid school teachers and some of those "under- subsidized university students heading the stampede. Must be terrible to be so under-privileged. and enjoyed a delicious supper. After supper, Murray Potter showed slides that they had taken on a Mexican holiday. We were pleased also to welcome Barry and Lois Bushell who showed us pictures of vacations in Bombay, India, to the Pyramids in Africa, to beautiful Paris and historical London. A lovely evening of arm chair travel. Afterwards we all went downstairs for another cup of coffee and a very amusing contest. An evening enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Houghland were in Parry Sound on Wednesday attending the funeral of the late Arnold Forbes who was the husband of Joy Downing a cousin of Jean Houghland. Mr. Gordon Jeffery and Kenneth Jeffery also paid their last respects to Mr. Forbes. Mrs. Hansen and Carl visited with Linda and Wayne Fort at Port Hoover for a couple of days last week. "Mrs. Evelyn Hansen and Mrs. Hildreth Lyons attended 'Old Bills" dinner at Port Perry Legion. A van came from Sunnybrook with several mobile patients. It was a wonderful evening. .Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson met his mother Mrs. J.P. Wilson at the airport on her arrival home from a visit with Ruth and Elmer in Florida. Happy Birthday to Carol Irwin. ; The Basters have arrived home from a winter break holiday in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Joe e Forsythe, Mr. and . Mrs. Jini Jones called on the Basters on Sunday evening to help Julie celebrate her birthday. Best wishes from all of us Julie. . Mr. and Mrs. Barry Page and boys enjoyed a week's skiing at Srquggler' s Notch in Vermont. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton joined a bus tour to Quebec last Thursday and- Friday. This tour was sponsored by the Holstein Club. : Recent visitors at the Kerry home were Mr. and Mrs.Frank Ceccheto and Mark and David of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stearman, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry of Port Perry. Keith Kennedy attended the Christian = Service Brigade Hockey Tour- nament in Cannington on Saturday. The Uxbridge boys were runners up for the championship. Mrs. Keith Kennedy attended '"Women Alive" conference at Fair Haven at Beaverton on Saturday. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy visited an aunt in Orillia. Then on Sunday they attended a navigator conference at Geneva Pak. Mr. Alf Jacques of Toronto celebrated his 92 birthday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown on Friday evening. Mrs. Brown's aunt Mrs. Verna Amy of Toronto was also a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ellicott and Mr. Steve Short also called to congratulate Mr.Jacques. (Turn to page 36) Well, if you're still puzzled by which came first, the chicken or the egg, the solution is the rooster. Think about that one! TRF Sr Wain sn SS