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at FR MD dh et es A al SB RB RS SR es TS oi ORS, Auction Sales Auction Sales SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques, Rockwell shaper, Honda motorcycle, etc. the property of MRS. CHARLES JAMES, 109 Maytree St. East in the Town of Stouffville (turn north on Park Dr. from Main St. then turn east to Maytree). 9 pc solid walnut dining room suite (excellent condition) 2 hi-fi's, record player, upholstered oak chair, occasional chair, coffee table, no. of coal oil lamps, black and white TV. qu. of dishes, crocks, stone jug (Buffalo N.Y.) antique chairs, free standing metal fireplace, space heater, electric sewing machine, 2 pc beige chesterfield suite, studio couch, green chesterfield, tri-light, floor lamp, pictures, table 'lamp, small wooden kitchen table, magazine rack, radio, mirrors, fish aquariym, bird cages (1 large), 5 pc room suite, dressing table and bench, chest, bedside table, steel bed, 2 toilet bowls, one chamber, nick-nack shelf, rug, drapes, 3 pr. of sheers, many other articles. Honda 125 motorcycle (1974) Delta (Rockwell) shaper, Industrial model, garden tools, carpenter's tools, hand and power etc. Property sold. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 11 . a.m. Reg Johnson Auctioneer. Phone (705) 357-3270. S16 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale, the property of. MR. AND MRS. LEONARD ALLAN in the village of Kirkfield - Just east of the four corners. Colonial chesterfield, 7 pc. dinette suite, Moffatt 24' electric stove, Viking refrigerator, humidifiers, Philco 24" coloured TV, mantel clock, chest of drawers, 3 piece bedroom suife, dressers, Hitachi stereo, Cold- spot apt. size freezer, square Speed Queen wringer washer, coffee and end tables, crocks, coal-oil lamps, occasional chairs, book case, floor lamps, magazine stand, telephone bench, 3 hp. lawnmower, 28 ft. extension ladder, table saw, wheel barrow, vise, belt sander, large qu. of good hand tools; plus many more items. Lunch avail- able. No reserve. House sold. Don Corneil Auctioneer, at R.R. 1 Little Britain. 705-786-2183. S16 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale, Columbus United Church parking lot in the village of Columbus. Sponsored by Columbus United Church Women. Auctioneer Murray Jackson. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Farm Sold Clearing farm auction of furni- ture and antiques, tractors and machinery for STUART AND HOWARD DICK, R.R. 1 Uxbridge, at Lot 8, on Con. 4, V2 mi. north of Sandford. J.D. 1830 Diesel tractor - 670 hr - excellent condition, J.D. 45 Loader - like new, J.D."1020 Gas tractor - good, Case 'D" tractor, J.D. 45 3 furr. 16" trip beam mounted plow, J.D. Snowblower, J.D. 3 pt. blade, Triple K cultivator - 3 pt. hitch with depth wheels, McCormick cultivator, Ferguson cultivator,M.F. 3 pt. hitch Dyna- balance mower, M.F. 9 Baler, 2 rubber tired wagons with racks, M.H. 35 SP 8 combine, 32 elevator with motor, 2 grain augers, M.F. 33 17 run grain drill with grass seed, Vicon 3 pt. fertilizer spreader, m.h. side rake, Case side rake, N.H. 328 manure spreader, roller, Cockshutt hammer mill, fanning mill, set of sleighs, M.F. 8' 3pt "disc, J.D. 3 pt. hitch tiller, Sedore loader, water trough, M.H. 60 pull type combine, 2 heat housers, 30' extension ladder, Burdizzo, fence stretcher, grain box, turnip drill, 2 single plows, 2 ° scufflers, 100' endless beit, whipple-trees, neck yokes, scales, Nordic snow machine, baler twine, Del.aval 74 milker pump with 1 hp. motor, 3 sterling milkers, DelLaval SS separator, qu. of lumber, 500 bales hay. FURNITURE: Sausage press, antique bed and dresser, buck saw, Beaver sealer, Kenmore dishwasher, antique mantel clock, dining room suite, bed- room suite, dishes; pine cup- board, antique pine dry sink, settee and chair, Uxbridge Concert Grand. Piano, wardrobe, number of other items, wagon' ~ load. Furniture sells first. Sale at . 11 a.m. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524, r 7' $23 | ZL SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale, property. of MR. JAMES COOPER at Myrtle, just south of railway tracks, on Station Road. Saturday, Sept- ember 12, 11 a.m. Household furniture and antiques. Terms cash. Earl Gauslin, Norm Faulkner, Auctioneers. S9 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of furniture, antiques, riding lawn mower, etc. the property of the late CHARLES CURRIE will be held in the town of Beaveton, Simcoe St. East (beside the United Church) double door refrig, Woods deep freeze, GE stove, Simplicity spin dry washing machine, chrome table and chairs, wooden tables, no. of chairs, arrow back chair, qu. of dishes, antique box stove, large hand carved antique buffet with bevelled mirror (good) large roll .fop oak desk (excellent condi- tion) coal oil lamp, Aladdin lamp, 9 pc dining room suite . (good condition) small glass top table with attached light, antique rocker (refinished) RCA coloured TV, 3 pc chesterfield, antique parlour table, Lazy-boy chair, pull out couch, step table, coffee table, filing cabinet, pine quilt box, cedar chest, 3 pc. blonde bedroom suite, radio, antique dresser, bed (box spring and mattress) hall tree, large mirror, card table, Hoover vacuum cleaner, many other useful articles. John Deere riding lawn mower (36") with snow blower. Terms cash or good creque. Sale at 12 noon. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 'SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Holsteins September consignment sale selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including a 3 yr. old GP Starlite just finished 2y 305 12817 587 4.5% (137-171) - plus over herd average for both milk and fat. Her VG President Dam has 7 lactations well over 4.0% ° including 7y 19423 4.2%, 2nd Dam VG-1* with 18000 4.0%, 3rd Dam VG-5*, this lovely young cow sells with her Sept./80 daughter by Paclamar Astronaut. Also 10 head selected from the herd of Don Gibson, Stayner including a VG Emperor due Oct., a fancy young 3 yr. old by Ned, due at sale time to Prestar, a Starlite bred May/81 from a VG Dam with 4y 305 13519 477 3.53% (124-118), 2nd Dam VG with Sy 365 18125 651 3.46% (138-131), several fresh cows, also 35 open registered calves and heifers, 28 from one farm sired by Citamatt, Royalty, Moch Four and Dominion. Also a group of grade. listed heifers, open ready to breed. If you wish to consign to this sale please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. S16 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of furniture, antiques, boat, motors, etc. the property of LAWRENCE AND BARBARA BRIGLEY, will be held in the village of Caesarea (north of Blackstock) 2 recliner chairs, arm chair, bunk beds (complete) dehumidifier, rug, desk book stand, 2 stereo's, 1 component stereo, kitchen set, 3 bar stools, Debra electric guitar, adjustable foot stool, hall tree, coal oil lamps, rocking chair, heat vibrator, wicker plant container, picnic table, umbrella table, windows and aluminum folding doors, 2 antique corn planters, one man drag saw, antique garden tractor (running) mortis auger, pony neck yokes, other antique tools, coal oil fireball heater, propane gas. heater, propane furnace, furnace fan and motor, riding lawn mower, pipe cutters and vise, batter charger, 74" skill saw, 45 hp Chrysler outboard motor (good) 18' Grew cruiser boat and trailer (boat needs some work) water pump (complete) emery and drill chuck, adz, saws, many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash or good" cheque. Sale at 12 noon. Larfy Johnson Auctioneer. Phone (705) 745-8470. r nN HELP, viiNT Instead of using sugar in your tea; dissolve old-fashion- ed lerhon drops or hard mint | Sy init. They melt quickly 4nd keep the tea clean and brisk. by Norma Adams This past weekend though very wet was very exciting. Friday night a select team Seagrave and Mariposa tournament with Bob Grierson coaching. The fellows lost their first game, won the next three games, then lost Monday morning to a team from London. The games were all very exciting and every one of the fellows played fantastic baseball and each player deserves a * pat on the back, also to Bob "you did a terrific job. Special thanks to all the loyal supporters who came out in the rain to watch all the games. The Puckrins held a get together on Saturday night. Then Sunday night some of the players and supporters came to the Adams. Saturday night the Cali- fornia Cuties played baseball against the Rejects in Little Britain. The game, though very wet was very enter- taining. Who was that lady in the Mariposa Oldtimers jacket? I heard her friend Utica by Vera Brown Church service and Sunday School is at Utica Church starting at 11:00 a.m. . this Sunday. The Epsom Utica Sunday School is having a corn roast on Sunday at 5:30 p.m. at Utica Church. This is your invita- tion to attend, please bring your own weiners and buns, hot chocolate and corn will be provided. Please support the U.C.W. by attending the "Cooking with Ease" demonstration by Mary Lisko this Thursday evening in Utica Hall. I have tickets as do other members. Anyone interested in a Sunday School workshop are invited to attend a meeting at Goodwood Church on September 16th at 8 p.m. Mr. Clark Kennedy and Miss Ruth Jackson of Bailey- boro and Mrs. Aileen Rogers of Bowmanville visited with Mrs. Delia Harper on Sunday. Mrs. Harper was a Sunday dinner guest with Mr. and Mrs. George Harper, along with Mike and Maicoim Schofield families who were also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wales of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Alex McLeod of Kintore were visitors with Mrs. Crosiers on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gerrow and Jeremy visited 'with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Brown on Friday evening. Mrs. Judy Whitford of Oshawa was a weekend guest with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fielding. Recent visitors with Mrs. Mildred Thompson were Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baker of Hannon and their nephews Alan and Bill Baker from England. Mildred visited vith Mrs. Phyllis Clarke and 'her sister Mrs. Helen Searle of Kempville, at the Clarke home in Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirton of Mount Albert were Monday visitors with Mildred. Winners at the euchre on Friday evening were Ladies 1st Laura Seeley, 2nd Ruby Birkett and low to Ruth Beach. Men's 1st Ross Alsop, 2nd Clarence Masters and A] oy "a Siw SE AT was wearing Glenda's sweater. Monday night in Seagrave the fellows were all back on their respective teams and Mariposa defeated Seagrave in a close game with a score of 11-10. On Sunday August 30, The Seagrave Squirts were treated to lunch at Dixie Lee in Port .Perry by the Seagrave store. To Dorothy and Gloria "Thank you' for the lunch and for sponsering our Squirts. A warm welcome is extended to our new minister Reverend Rodgers and his family. The induction service for Reverend Rodgers will be held in Greenbank on September 20th at 8 pm. There will be a junior choir practise on Thursday September 10th at 6:45 with a senior choir practise following at 8 pm. Sunday September 13th is Rally Sunday where awards for attendance will be pre- sented. Anyone interested in low to J.J. Lawton. Freeze- out winners were Martin Gall and Doris Devlin with Mary Cannon and Caroline Haugh getting 2nd. There will be another euchre this Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre and children spent the week at Thornbury along with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hincliffe. Mr. and Mrs. John Croxall and girls visited Mr. and Mrs. Murray Croxall and boys in Mississauga on Sunday. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Terry MacDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald and Carol Ann of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Postill of Greenbank. Visitors at the Sutcliffe home were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Crawford and children of Greenbank,, Mrs. Helen Crawford and Roy of Uxbridge, Mrs. Alma Sutcliffe and Sherry of Janetville and Mrs. Dawn Clellan and children of Downsview. : Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur and Lee were to a ball tournament in Minesing on the weekend and visited with Dorothy Robertson at Wasaga Beach. Hospital Report Week Ending September 3rd Admissions ..................... 15. BitthB ..ovvvismmminitommmminiseres 3 Deaths ..........c.ccoeeeeennne. Nil Emergencies ................. 164 Operations ....................... 5 Discharged ..................... 25 Remaining ...................... 29 od rai) XARA re Jog Ea Lh Ih PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 9, 1981 -- 29 Important meeting The Squibb, Canada Ltd., will demonstrate what's new and improved on the market for members of the Oshawa and District Ostomy Asso- ciation, for Ileostomies, Colostomies, and Ileo- conduits. " The meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 16, 1981 in room 1002-F, at the Oshawa General Hospital at 7:45 p.m. Discussion period will follow if desired by members. teaching Sunday school please contact Greg Smith. The Seagrave Greenbank Mothers Auxiliary will meet at the Seagrave United Church on Thursday, September 10 at 8:15 pm. Any girl or boy 12 years of age or over, as of September 1981, interested in joining 4H, contact either Enid Belair at 985-2618 or Eleanor Nicholls at 705-357-3534. There will be a UCW meet- ing at Mrs. Louella Kennedy's on Wednesday, - August 9 at 8:15 pm. Registration for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Venturers in the Greenbank Seagrave area will be held Thursday, September 10 between 7 pm Local Authorized ALCAN DEALER. Call for a free quote on installing Alcan aluminum siding. CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM 985-3747 I'm Your Seagrave area news, views and 10 pm at Seagrave United Church and Green- bank Centennial Hall. Regis- tration fee is $10.00. There will be a park board meeting Tuesday, September 15th at 8 pm at Norma Adam's . Visiting with Peter and Jane Jones from England are Shirley and Alan Little, Peter's sister and her hus- band, also Peter's aunt. Anne Parker. Welcome to Canada, and especially to our community. For your news next week call Shelia Sears at 985-8324. "What do we live for if it is not to make life less difficult for each other." 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