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PIII NIE a ee PALE 3 SAT SS NR Sa Ae SFE PUL RY ESS PLE 5 Rf RESET. FT i REL THT phd Fea, BAS id REA BA ES) J Ree CA 4 J - s Talal A. Sel FR ERA ' ¥ hd . '] a ary: ADEE 4 [PEA AER Be HES RTS \ Be LU. wihsiscsidebe br Libba 5 v, . » " v fay" v MY, a a LH A arr Cn PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. September 14, 1982 -- 29 PRE RR A Ne i Co Sil i a rm A hc an da PE AT A pi Cas A EV Mpa Le over Nr gay olde Ais So Sn AEE SNC ei oS ra mn Consignments, Bankruptcy, and Liquidations. From the 'Auction Place' 1614 Charles Street, Whitby 666-3731 Days 579-6250 Eve. COCHRANE AUCTION SERVICE Household - Real Estate Farms - Equipment - Livestock - Whatever Your Auction Needs DON & FREIDA will be pleased to hear from you. 985-2788 Auction Sales THURSDAY SEPTEMPBER 16 | SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale- Orval McLean Auction Centre, R.R. 2 Lindsay. Oak dining room set with round table, Zenith 26' console TV, drop front desk-buffet, Goid 2 door refrigerator, 30' automatic electric stove, good Mason and Rich piano and bench, electrified antique organ, new air tight fire- place insert with glass doors, Quebec cookstove, good console colour TV, component stereo, slide in unit for camper, console stereo, wrought iron glass top table, drop leaf table, hall tree, bridge lamp, beds, chesterfields, chests, dresser, chairs, quantity of dishes. Orval McLean Auction Barn, 324-2783 or 324-0182 (office) S14 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Catalogue Auction Auction sale- Brooklin Comm- unity Centre, Cassels Rd. E. Hwy 7 and 12. Highlights in our sale are: a solid walnut gate-leg table, pine flat-to-wall cupboard, spinning wheel, solid oak parlour table, pressback with Queen's head, N.S. sea captains trunk, jelly cupboard, 6 ft. harvest table, Windsor comb back chair, Victorian black walnut parlour table, set of pressbacks, rocking chairs, pressback oak armchair, pine washstand, and English hall stand. Glass includes; Carnival Cuspidor, End-of-day vase, silver deposit dish, two N.S. spooners, Opalescent horn of -plenty, two Mary Gregory vases, art deco fns, green and pink depression glass. China includes- 24 pc. Royal Albert tea set, complete white soup tureen, 13 pc. set of Lusterware, set of : Willow bowls, shaving mug, Brandenburg an occupied Japan, Other items include 10 ° pieces of gold jewellery, N.S. ' braided and hooked rugs, Indian | baskets, royalty items, siiver plate, assortment of old brass, quilt, decoy, tins, 2 Aladdin lamps and other oil lamps and a good selection of primitives. Full catalogue of listings is available at sale. Preview time 4:30 p.m. Terms cash, Visa, or approved cheque." Earl MacKinnon Auctioneer (416) 655-3526. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 23 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale- at Stouffville Barn. Household furniture, antiques and collectibles. Terms cash. Earl Gauslin, Auctioneer. Britain road. The property of FRANCIS HUTCHINSON of Lindsay, plus others. Pine chests of drawers, secretariat, 12 cu. ft. freezer, coffee and end tables, wooden wardrobe, wall clocks, antique dressers, Hoosier kitchen cupboard, oak library table, 8 pc. walnut dining room suite, oak buffet, air compressor, oak dining room extension table, chests of drawers, chesterfield and chairs, Sunbeam electric snowblower, china cabinets, cook stoves, airtight stove, 2 wheel box trailer, 1976 Olds Delta 88 (certified). Don Corneil Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain (705)-786-2183. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- of boats, motors, marine equipment and house- hold items for FOX MANOR MARINE, 159 Casimir St., Port Perry, just off Water St., across from ball park in Port Perry. Including Sports fisherman bass boats (new), 3 fibreglass canoes, 12ft. aluminum boat, 8 ft. dinghy, 2 peddieboats with canopies, 2- 9.9 hp. Mariner outboards, 5 hp. Mariner outboards, 2 hp. Might Mite Neptune outboards, 2 boat trailers, hundreds of items in- cluding 16 ft. fibreglass poles, boat care products, rope, ladder, lights, fishing equipment, flares, shelving, display racks, cement mixer, shop vacuum, household Items. A complete store clear- ance. Sale at 11:00 a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. S14 MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 20 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale- of furniture, antiques and collectables, the property of ED OYLER, Port Perry; also the property of VERA SPRAGE, Aurora. Sale at Wilsons Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge, including antiques, extension table, 6 kitchen chairs and matching rocker, 5 dining room chairs, brass beds and springs, antique hanging lamp, antique trunk, antique hand sleigh, setting for 12 of English dinnerware, dishes, pots and pans, milk bottles, flat- ware, milk cans, cream can, 12 ft. aluminum boat, electric motor for boat, fishing equip- ment, box trailer, hand tools, garden tools, Kenmore electric sewing machine plus many, many other items. Sale at 6:00 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- for the estate of the late RAY WAGG, 9 George Street, Brooklin. Household effects, including antiques and modern furniture, glassware, china and tools, from this lovely Brooklin home. Earl Davis Auc- tioneer. 728-4455. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale- on Shirley Road, 4 miles south of Port Perry. With large cooking pots, antique ressers, TV colour head, appli- d ances, pressback chairs and light fixtures, to name a few. Consignments still welcome. Pearce Auction Services, 985- 7492. - AUCTION - SAT., SEPT. 18th- 11 AM. Boats, Motors, Trailers Complete Line of Marine Equipment OVER 700 LOTS SELL! Bass Boats, Canoes, Pedal Boats, Outboard Motors, Aluminum Boats and much, much more! - Lots of Display Racks and Store Fixtures Sell. Drop in the store any day prior to the sale and pick up -{. ANDREW GLEN cession of Pickering, 200 yards : Starting time: -6:30 p.m. Bill Wannamaker Auctioneer, 666- 3731 and 668-8403 evenings. TF THURSDAY OCTOBER 21 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Auction sale- Victoria's 9th Invitational Holstein Consign- ment Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay. Approx. 60 head of Registered and Grade Holstein cattle, 35 mature cows in all stages of lactation, re- mainder bred and open heifers. For further information or con- signments contact Sales Office 705-324-8311. Sales Manager- John Buckley 324-4017; Sales Agents- Cliff Lillico 439-2380 -- Bob Eagleson 939-6380 or Carl Hickson 324-9959. Thursday Nov- ember 11th, Victoria's First Anniversary Holstein Sale at 12:30 P.M. Coffee - refreshments - watch for details of sale. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 23 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of farm mach- inery, 3 tractors, Forage equip- ment, etc., the property of KATE AND GUS LASK, Lot 5 & 6, Conc. 2, Brock Twp. (buildings and location of sale is on Conc. 3) V2 mile south of Blackwater or 8 miles north of Greenbank on Hwy 12 and 2% miles west. MACHINERY: M.F. 1135 diesel tractor, with cab, radio and air cond., M.F. 180 diesel tractor, M.F. 30 Industrial tractor (gas) with loader, N.H. 890 forage har- vester 2 row, (2 heads), silage, and snapping head, Gehl forage blower with re-cutter, 2 Gehl forage wagons, J.D. 4 row corn planter (plate), Golden Arrow sprayer with 24 ft. vet boom, N.H. manure spreader 200 bu. (nearly new), Bush Hog disc 10 ft. 6 in., M.F. dressing disc, 12 ft. 6 in., with levelling harrows, I.H.C. rotary hoe (for weeding) 32 ft. bale elevator with under- carriage, 56 ft. grain auger 6 in., - (PTO), grain cleaner, 4 Gandy 16 ft. elevators' (single chain), set of chain : applicators, 2- harrows, M.F. 14 hp. lawnmower 48 in. cut, 200 gal gas tank, cattle back rubber, qu. of miscell- aneous articles. Machinery is in good condition. Terms cash, or good cheque. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson Auction- eers, 705-357-3270 or 745-8470. Owners or Auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents the day of sale. S21 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale- the property of 5th con- west of Brock Road, one mile south of Brougham. On farm since 1923. Sale includes a Case model V-A tractor, old imple- ments, scrap iron, antique furn- ishings including a 10 pc. walnut dining room suite, Newcombe upright piano and bench, 3 pc. bedroom suite, oak ice box, book- cases, McClary woodburning cook stove, oak secretariat, brass bed, oak bookcase with Jacobean pillars, a number of original oil paintings by Dorothy Glen (Eddis), plus numerous other articles. More details next week. Terms cash. No reserve. John Annis, Auctioneer, 655-4663. SATURDAY OCTOBER 2 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale- farm auction of machinery and equipment,' cattle, sheep, hay, horse and racing equipment, the property of LARRY MATHESON, one mile east of North Nestleton. Auctioneer Don Cochrane, 985- 27868. S14 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- the property of SAM MORELLO, In the village of Claremont. Household furni- ture, antiques, farm machinery, harness. Terms cash. Auction- eers, Earl Gauslin. HEREFORD sale. Thanksgiving Banner sale. Elzevir Hereford adgtalial cataiogie: k} Farms, R.R. 1, Flinton, Ontario. OXMANOR MARINE | soi a. i , approximately 23 "ay from brig listed herds - Elzevir Hereford, 159 CASIMIR ST., : 985-8000 Golden Oak, Roxwood, Lymdale, (Just Off Water St.) Auctioneer: Lloyd Wilson | Eim Lodge and Hastings Polied |] Hereford Farms. Pilkey and Earl : include- walnut china cabinet, oak wash stand, pressback chairs, crocks, oak dresser, oak bed, oak chest, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, wooden icebox, Duncan Phyfe coffee table, victrola, bedroom suite, dark room and photographic equip: ment, garden tools, electric lawnmower, kitchen utensils, colour TV, sewing machine, Har- vest table, walnut piano, wicker rocker, 1927 telephone, oak arm chair, oak swivel chairs, lamps, rugs, sofa, teak desk, also a 1972 Chevy Impala (as is). Many other items too numerous to 'mention. This is a good sale. Try | to attend. Terms cash. Note! time: 11:00 a.m. Lunch available . Phil Faulkner Auctioneer. S21 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale the property of CLARKE DICKINSON, Lot 19, Conc. 1, Hope Twp., 3 miles west of Port Hope on Lake Shore Road and Ya mile north. MACH- INERY: Massey Ferguson, MF 1100 diesel tractor with full vision cab, 18.4 times 38 tires, 800 hrs., on new motor, 1975 John Deere 2130 diesel tractor - 66 hp., 2500 hrs., like new, high-low shifts, with John Deere 48 manure loader, John Deere 3010 diesel tractor - 60 hp., dual remaults - power steering, Bush Hog 16 ft. tandem disc, John Deere 16 ft. trail cultivator, John Deere 145 semi-mount 5- 16's trip beam plough - ploughed 200 acres, New Holland 770 forage harvester with 2 row . corn head, hay head, ! 1 row snapper head - 540 PTO 12 knives, New Holland forage box - 16 ft. with roof, 8 ton gearing - self unloading, Turner H.R. forage box 8 self unloading with 10 ton gearing, self-unioading forage box, New Holland super 1 717 forage harvester PTO, John 14 ft. George White cultivator 10 : ft. (3 pt.), G.W. snowblower 7 ft, - Deere 124 4- row corn planter - trail - PTO, Calsa field sprayer, 26 ft. boom, Int. No. 10 seed drill - grain, grass, fertilizer and brahme grass box, John Deere No. 6 forage harvester with hay head PTO, M.F. 300 self pro- pelled combine - 10 ft. header, Speed King 30 ft. grain auger - 6 in. - PTO, Mayrath 32 ft. hay- grain elevator on wheels, John Deere silo unloader for 20 ft. silo, Cement mixer - large steel door, Mohawk rotary cutter, John Cullopak, 12 ft. chain harr- ows, 8 sections Diamond harrows Wooden forms for pit _silo, 4 cattle oilers, bale elevator, cattle feeder 100 ft., 1977 Dodge % ton truck 318 motor 32, 954 miles, Pallett lifter, aluminum gate, qu. of railroad ties, qu. of timbers 16 ft., new welding table with vise, Pioneer chain saw, truck racks, garden tiller, scales, scrap iron, qu. of bags, qu. of tomato crates, 3 colony houses, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. CATTLE: 26 Charolais and Hereford " morning from Malton to go heifers - one year old. FURNI- TURE AND ANTIQUES: four. antique Victoria chairs, china | . . q , working near Brisbane. His cabinet, love seat, chair, antique arm chair, 2 rockers, antique swivel chair, desk, treadle sewing machine, swing set, buffet, chesterfield and chair, wooden bed, crocks, Clare Jewell cookstove, Westinghouse heavy duty electric stove, many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Furniture sale at 11:00 a.m. Machinery sale at 12 noon; Cattle sale at 3:30 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro Ont., 705-324-9959. Owner and Auctioneer will not be responsible for any theft, public liability, property damage, or injury to the public in connection with this Auction sale. S21 MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 27 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale- for the Estate of the late MARJORY MOORE, Uxbridge. Selling at the Wilson. Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge, including Duncan Phyfe dining room suite, chester- field and chair, end tables, 3 pc. | walnut bedroom suite (good), scatter rugs, single bed, linens, dishes, cookware, china, pic- tures, plus many other items. A lovely clean household. Sale at 6:00 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lioyd Wilson Auctions, Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. L¥)) will meet 7 o'clock at Prince Albert School. Cubs 7 o'clock Manchester Hall and Beavers 4:30 at Manchester Hall. All on Monday evenings. Good luck boys, keep up the good work and have a happy, happy time. Several members of Epsom-Utica U.C.W. enjoy- ed an evening of fellowship as guests of Zephyr U.C.W. last Thursday evening. There was a fine turn out to the Epsom-Utica Corn Roast (from Epsom-Utica forgot). A most enjoyable supper and social time was enjoyed. Ginny Van Veghel spent Saturday night with Grandma Elsie Wood of Uxbridge as her father Frank Van Veghel was involved as a player in a Soccer Tournament at Ajax over the weekend. Gordon and Jill Postma hosted a family picnic on Saturday and were most happy to have his aunt and uncle from Holland as honoured guests. Leana Hackner of Sand- ford and Tom Armstrong of 7th Con. Reach were Sunday visitors with Gord and Jill Postma. Barbara Armstrong was with her family the Bill Armstrongs for the weekend. Barbara attends Elim Bible College, Lima, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Norrish were holidaying in Quebec and were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Dulmage for a few days. Miss Vera Prentice spent Sunday with the Ron Brown Family and we were most delighted that Vera was able ' to attend the Corn Roast on Sunday Deere post hole digger, 8 ft. | with Don and Stella Asling on Tuesday and Wednesday. evening at Epsom. Joan Asling and Jan were Jan is continuing her studies at Trafalgar Castle School again this year. Lois Bushell visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashton on Thursday. The Epsom-Utica Youth Group will meet at Walter Kerrys home on Saturday 18th at 7 p.m. Bert Ruhl left on Saturday to Australia where he will be sister, Tina, left this morning for two weeks work in Halifax. Berts other sister, Peggy Burke of North Bay was home recently to bid him farewell. Good luck Bert and Best Wishes from all of us. The Epsom-Utica Social Club will meet at Earl and Elizabeth Taylors at 6:45 p.m. Saturday, September 25. Please bring your flash light and your favourite magic trick. Be ready to depart at 7 p.m. for a night of mystery and art. Donna Kerry was home from Guelph for the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Stearman of Port Perry visited daughter Elva Kerry last Wednesday. Jennifer Simmonds is attending McMaster University in Hamilton. Beverly Simmonds is teaching music, arts, P.T. and French in the Pickering area. Mr. and Mrs. N. Tap- scott took Ann to Trent University in Peterborough on Sunday. Congratulations to our Ld ° be Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales By som news i N [AY BILL WANNAMAKER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17 Bill Wannamaker, Auctioneer SATURDAY SE PTEMBER 25 5 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale, 1614 Charles St., LE -M. . 805 AUCTIONEER Corneils Auction Barn Whitby every Thursday evening. Auction sale: the property of by Jean Jeffery area members of Uxbridge 4 4 21Y : Auction sale- 3 miles east of = regular household items, MR. AND MRS. LARRY Scouts, Cubs, Beavers H Calf Club on their Achieve- 4d (21 Years Dealing in Antiques) Liftle Britain or 7 miles west of antiques and collectibles. MILLER, located at 3¢ Peter | from Scugogo 1. The new ment Day on Saturday at / We handle Estates, Lindsay on the Lindsay Little | Consign early for our next sale. ~~ Street, Markham. List of items | go 000 hac started. Scouts Uxbridge Fair. Now they have to go to Beaverton this Saturday. Mrs. Gladys Evans is in Uxbridge Hospital for a medication check up but would love to hear from her friends. Bethesda Reach W.I., September 22, home - Dorothy Doble, Topic - Canadian Ind. Doreen Brethour in charge, Motto - All the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seeds today. Answered by Mrs. De Boer. Roll Call - Are Canadian Industries being sold out. Hostesses Mrs. O Brethour, Mrs. T. Carter, Mrs. T. Croxall. 'Conservatory examinations The following examination results are from the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music in London, and the Royal Conservatory in Toronto. The students are from the studio of Mrs. Kathy. Malcolm, Janetville. Gr. 10 Piano-Tracy Blayonne-Honours; Yvonne Fennema-Honours; Heather McDougall-1st Partial. Gr. 9 Piano-Scott McDougall-1st Partial. Gr. 8 Piano-Valerie Fennema-Honours: Lynn McGill-Honours; Karen McKelvey-Honours. Gr. 4 Piano-Janet Stachow-1st Class Honours. Gr. 3 Piano-Julie Cos- grave-Pass. Theory Results Gr. 4 Harmony-Tracy Blayonne-Honours; Karen Stone-Honours; Heather McDougall-Pass. Gr. 3 Harmony-Yvonne Fennema-1st Class Honours. Gr. 2 Rudiments-Valerie Fennema-1st Class Honours; Rebecca Kahn-Honours; Alissa Lee-Honours; Lynn McGill-Honours; Jerry Stachow-Pass. Congratulations to all on a job well done! Guild starts fall season The first meeting of the Fall season of the Louise Patterson Guild took the usual form of an all day workshop on Wed. Sept. 8th in St. John's Church Hall, After the pot-luck luncheon at noon and the short busi- ness period we were treated to a slide presentation en- titled "Contemporary Quilters in and around Toronto." The slides were from the Ontario Crafts Council Resource Centre. The quilts ranged in design from the traditional to modern abstract including many lovely geometric patterns. The colours, many especially dyed to achieve the desired results, were quite spectacular and added much to the beauty of the quilts. This presentation was greatly appre¢iated and brought another|craft day to a close, all enjoying the fellowship and: pxchange of ideas Visitors and new members will be welcome at our next Mite) lug , Oct. 13th, which a workshop beginning at 10 a.m. bringing your own trata fh © Ale nl drew, te Sl a 7 EASA Le * seh ve AR . . v « ~ . pray TC