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EL pt. sp ay BTL oe PA LL Re AR SUNSET FAR A TA RS SL LE A SOR 4 VEO NAR oS 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 3, 1983 ass AY 2 YOb Bd ra Ly HARE AVANT FAR, EN clbh Aol 2 Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales SATURDAY MAY 7 SALE TIME: 9:30 AM. Lloyd Wilson Auctions Machinery and Furniture Auction sale of farm machinery and household furniture, the property of VERA AND WARREN MOYER, R.R. 2, Markham. Selling at the farm at Dickson Hill, from Ringwood, take Hwy 48S, | mile to exit- Dickson Hill. MACHINERY: N.H. 469 haybind, N.H. 510 manure spreader, Int. 37 baler, Int. 14 side rake, Int. 64 PTO combine, Allied hay elevator, 24 ft. with motor, Farmhand bale buncher, 20 ft. grain auger, rubber tired wagon with 15 ft. rack, J.D. 3 pt. hitch-sprayer with 26 ft. boom, M.H. seed drill, Int. Cadet riding lawnmower, Sta-Rite jet water pump, pony saddle and bridle, chain saw, electric motors, walter bowls, stanchions, pipes, no. of hand hewn barn beams. FURNITURE: In- glis auto. washer, chester- field and chair (French Pro- vincial), coffee table, dining room table and four chairs, sideboard with glass hutch, rocking chair, antique dresser and wash stand, an- tique bed, humidifier, air conditioner, small tables, pair of oval picture frames, dishes, drapes, sewing machine. Sale at 9:30 a.m.- will conclude at noon. Sale sold and managed by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. THURSDAY MAY 5 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale- at Orval McLean Auction Centre, R.R. 2, Lindsay - selling estate of late KEN REID, R.R.1, Lindsay. Good selec- tion furniture, appliances, frost-free refrigerator, automatic electric stove, square dining table, brown chesterfield set, arm chairs, lamps, wicker arm chair, magazine rack, good 26 inch RCA console colour televi- sion, humidifier, oak rock- ing chair, pine cupboard, oak library table, 3 piece modern bedroom suite, anti- que parlour table, wicker rocker, night table, stands, upright vacuum, oil lamp, chests, dressers, wicker sewing basket, wringer washer, 2 power lawnmowers, wash stand, safe, mirrors, pictures, small appliances, bedding, dishes. No reserve. Estate sale. 6:30 p.m. sharp. For in- formation or to consign call 324-2783 Orval Mclean Auctions. TUESDAY MAY 10 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, tools, etc., the property of KENNETH DAVIDSON, in the town of Uxbridge, 3 Marion St., (east of the pond on Bell St., turn south on Marion) Flay 'back cup: boards (pine and hard- wood), bookcase lglass front), stereo with tape deck (Electrohome), round table and 4 chairs, Bentwood chair, wrought jron fern stand, 2 fold vp tables, TV _ tables, tri-light, table lamps, (leatherette) chesterfield and chair, portable TV, fireplace brass set (com- plete), new pine wood box, new oak benches and stools, rocking chair, Kenmore dehumidifier, 2 wicker chairs, vacuum, electric broom, bamboo book shelf, many other articles. TOOLS: Rockwell woodlathe, 15 inch drop head, ¥2 hp motor, Beaver fable saw, 3 hp. motor, (new motor) electric drills, planes, motor and grinder, assortment of clamps, rallroad lantern, antique coal oll lantern, axes, hat- chet, saws, chairs, ropes, lawn fertilizer spreader, reel type power lawnmower, push mower, step ladder, short extension ladder, qu. of short planks (oak and hickory), furnace fan, elec- tric weed cutter, and much more. Property sold, terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 1 P.M. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers, phone 357-3270." Owners or Auc- fioneers will not be respon: sible for any accidents in connection with this sale. FRIDAY MAY ¢ SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale 3 miles éast of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Linday-Little Britain Road. Settee, 2 sets of matching pressback chairs, 3 hp. lawnmowers, wooden ice box, parlour tables, dough box, console and portable colour TVs, chesterfields and matching chairs, 2 door refrigerators, 3 piece bedroom suite, rocking chairs, coffee and end tables, chests of drawers, occasional chair, Jacuzzi jet pump, dining room chairs, Rockwell-Beaver band saw, boat trailer, box trailer, Por- ta spot welder, 8 hp. Sears riding lawnmower (electric start, good condition), 8 ft. x 16 ft. tandem farm trailer (with hay rack), 1971 Pon- tiac 2 door (not certified), quantity of coins, picture frames, tools, china and glass. Don Corneil, Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Bri- tain, 705-786-2183. SATURDAY MAY 7 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Large auction sale of fur- niture, antiques, tools etc., the property of MRS. RUTH "ALLEN $nd the late W.J. ALLEN, will be held in the Village of Vroomanton, 1 miles west of Sunderland and 2 mites north, Y4 mile west, or 2 miles north of Sunderland, to lights at Hwy. 7 and 12 - go straight west to sale. FURNITURE: deep freeze, antique dishes, many other dishes, Hitachi am-fm tape deck and stereo, qu. of records, antique Zenith portable radio with short wave, dry battery or electric, antique radios, 2 Lazyboy vibrator chairs, sectional bookcase (anfi- que) Singer cabinet sewing machine, arm chair, long parléur table, trunks, gramaphone case, lap desk (antique) small antique cabinet (glass doors), humidifier, china cabinet, pine chest, sectional bookcase (3 sections), din- ing room table, oak roll top writing desk, 2 large antique gas light fixtures, clock, buf- fet, antique extension table, copper umbrella stand, anti- que radio horn, pine jam cupboard, small Fairbanks scale, Doctors weight scale, kneehole desk, rocking chairs, small annex, high chair, antique thread cabinet, wicker baskets, beds, old light fixtures, crocks, stone jugs, "pressback chairs, Mercury super ten model 25 battery radio, highboy, dressing table and chair, 2 piece toilet set, Braun food processor with base, antique chest of drawers, Kero-sun heater (new). TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: high step ladders (for electrical work), power saws, drills, drill sharpener, table saw with motor, electrician. tool box, acetyline torch, pipe vise, 3 chain saws, 10 steel bins with shelves, an- vil, vise, model 310 dyna drill, pipe threaders, pipe wrenches, bench grinder, and motor, electric lawn --edger, hedge trimmer; defogger, 3 ton block set, set of climbing spurs, 2 come- alongs, wooden and aluminum ladders, 2 large light standards suitable for service station, plywood, chipboard, wheel barrow, qu. of eaves troughing, shop stove (2 bbl type), all kinds of wrenches, space heater, adding machine, 2 inch plank, roto-tiller, M.T.D. tiller, small M.F. riding lawnmower; forge, 2 elec- fric mowers, syrup pan, electric snowblower, anti- que wheel chair, several bales of pink fibre glass in- sulation, and much 'more. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 10:30 A.M. Lunch available. Owners or Auc- tioneers will not be respon- sible for any accidents in connections with this sale. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. 705-357-3270. SATURDAY MAY 7 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale to be held at CARFOOT ENTERPRISES LTD., R.R. 1, Brock Road North, Pickering: Ford 3000 diesel tractor/cab/snow- plough, cultivator, 1974 Ford Va ton, 3furr. plow, Ford 145 hydrostatic tractor, 42 inch, harrows (chain) 1974 Inter- national single axle dump truck, post hole digger, Massey ~ Ferguson 2200 loader, 3 pt., hitch, tractor, drill press, Massey pony with scuffler, snowplough for Ford 145, 150 BSI air compresor, 225 amp welder, drill press, 2 Pioneer chain saws, cedar fence posts, new metal shed, engine driven hedge trimmer, truck tires, radial car tires, metal shelv- ing, work benches, shovels, rakes, hardwood skids, John Beem orchard sprayer, 20 hp. Evinrude outboard motor, oil furnaces, BOA Ski 24 hp. Skidoo, Skidoo trailer, Skidoo caboose, cedar chest, portable dishwasher, fridges, love seat and chair, desk, hot water tanks, wren- ches, electric motors, por- table TVs (1 colour; 1 B&W), rotary mower 5ft., 3 hitch turnpike, set of torches and gauges, 3 hydraulic- rams for wood splitter, rotary mowers, Coke machine, buzz saw. Numerous other articles and small tools. Terms cash. Property sold. Earl Gauslin, Auctioneer. SATURDAY MAY 14 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of farm machinery, antique car, 2 trucks, etc., the property of RUSSELL GOSTICK. Lot 24, Con. 7, Town of Picker- ing, 1 mile north of Brougham and 1% miles west or 22 miles south of Claremont and west. 1963 Ford truck F350, with 8 ft. platform and racks, also hoist {could be certified by sale date}, 6 cyl 1971 Ford truck M350, 12 fi. platform and rack with hoist (8 cyl), good farm trucks for grain, 1927 Essex car (sedan) this car ran 10 years ago, fair condition, Oliver 1850 diesel tractor (good condition), McCormick Super M. tpdc- tor (hand clutch) McCor- mick M tractor with loader, McCormick H, tractor (good rubber), M.F. combine S.P. 10 ft. No. 300 M.F. baler, No. 12 McCormick baler No. 45, Koch mower (fits super M) McCormick side rake on rubber, good rubber tired wagon and hay rack, 2 wheel trailer with 10 ft. stock rack (for transporting cattle around the farm), small 2 wheel trailer, rubber tired wagon and old fashloned box, Glencoe cultivator 18 fi. (nearly new) Poni-trall har- rows 18 ft. Oliver double disc 12 ft. J.D. semi-mount plow, 5 furrow 16 inch, McCormick manure spreader, McCor- mick one way disc 8 blade, McCormick --- wagon; sniowblower, tractor blade, Gehl hammer mill 10 Inch McCormick 8 ft. cultivator, M.H. double disc 10 ft., McCormick plow, 3 furrow Harvey hammer mill, grain blower, roller, McCormick" graln drill 15 disc, J.D. manure spreader 2 wheel, Century sprayer (bbl type) Geo. White threshing - machine No. 6, truck cap, steel hen nests, cement mix- er and motor, feed carts, stable fan, cement sink, cut- ter, 12 gal. hot water tank, steel stone boat, hydro pole, set of tractor chains (fits M tractor), set of chain har- rows, bag trucks (1 anti- que), milk cans, Del.aval separator, 40 ft. extension ladder, steel gates, 2 steel water troughs, gas tank, set of scales, 1974 Honda motor- cycle, and much more. Owner giving up farming. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 12 noon. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone 705-357-3270. Owners and Auctloneers will not be responsible for any ac- cidents In connection with this Auction Sale. M0 the For fgst results use lassifieds / "harvest table, MONDAY MAY ¢ SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Large auction sale of tarm stock, implements, hay and antique furniture, the pro- perty of ROBERT JAMES, Lot 17, Twp. of Mara, (on the Monk Rd.)north of Udney to the blinker on Hwy. 169 and 1 mile west or 2nd road north of Atherley and 5 miles east. 33 head of Hereford cattle (good condition), 10 cows (some with C.A.S.), 9 big heifers (2 bred), Hereford bull (4 yrs.) 5steersrising 2 yrs. 4 yearlings, approx. 2000 bales of hay, 2 W.F. Allis Chalmers tractors (1 for parts) rubber tired wagon and hay rack, Frost and wood mower, 2 rollers, J.D. cultivator (20 teeth) 3 binders, cutting box, Cockshutt 2 furrow plough on rubber, Cockshutt spreader (on steel), Fleury double disc, steel stone boar, harrows and cart, wheels, wire gate, cement mixer, Pioneer chainsaw, rake, shallow well pump, fanning mill, scales, extension lad- der, qu. of Timothy seed, cattle oiler, harness, qu. of scrap and much more. FURNITURE: (mostly an- tique) Findlay special cookstove, round box stove, Kelvinator fridge, 0.G. clock, mantel clock, 2 sideboards (good) pressback chairs, pressback ~rocker, swirl leg tble, couch, small table, parlour table, Raymond sewing machine, leather davenport, rug 10 x 12, B&W portable TV, pic- ture frames (old), pull down hall light, opelescent swirl shade, Boston rocker, parts of spinning wheel, antique cupboard, dressers, chest of drawers, iron bed, pine cup- board, bake board, Viking wringer washer, many more antique articles from this old homestead. Also an edge-rite bench aw. Plan to attend this interesting sale. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 10:30 A.M. Fur- niture sells first. Lunch available. Reg Johnson, Auctioneer. Phone 705-357-3270. Owner or Auc- tioneer will not be responsi- ble for any accidents in con- nection with this auction sale. THURSDAY MAY 12 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of farm machinery, deep freeze, pool table and small goods, the property of MAUSTYN McKNIGHT, Lot 26, Conc. 6, Scott Twp. 1% miles north Leaksdale, or 22 miles south of Udora (1st farm west), M.F. combine with cab, No. 205, S.P. with grain and corn header (2 row) N.H. baler No.268, M.F. tandem (wheel) disc heavy duty 10 ft. (nearly new), Tri- ple K cultivator 11 ft., McCormick seed drill (13 disc), Cockshutt 2 row corn picker, No. 73, rubber tired wagon with turnco box, M.F. tractor blades, 3 pt., (near- _ly new), hay and grain elevator with undercar- riage, hay elevator, M.F. plough No. 74 - 4 furrow 12 inch bale stooker, set of har- rows, corn sheller, steel roller, saw mill (all in _pleces) 50 inch saw. grain auger, chicken brooders and feeders, farrowing crates, wheelbarrow, extension lad- der (40 ft) Forney welder, bench grinder, water trough, wire gate 14 ft., John Deere 400 snowmobile (1000 miles) jack all jack {H.D.) electric motors, anvil, tools, 1965 Chev a ton truck (as is) qu. of scrap. MISCELLAN- EOQUS: Frigidaire 20 cv. ft. deep freeze, pool table, elec- tric typewriter, trunks, quilts, sealers, old books, many other articles. Farm sold. Terms cash or. good cheque. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson Auc- tioneers, 705-357-3270. Owners or Auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents In connection with sale. M10 WEDNESDAY JUNE 1 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. . Holsteins Auction sale- Dalryman's Delight Sale, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ontario, featuring young cows, 75 bied and open heifers. Consignments are now being taken for this sale. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524.M 10 SATURDAY MAY 14 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of livestock, machinery, hay and some antiques etc., property of JOHN TRAYNOR, R.R, 4, Lindsay, Lot 8, Conc. 4, on the River Rd. From Lindsay take Hwy 35, south of Hwy 7, 1%2 miles to River Road, then west 2 miles. See signs. 1974 920 John Deere diesel tractor, C.W. 37, hydraulic loader and 3 pth. PTO like new, 2100 hrs. and chains, Cockshutt 30 gas tractor, live, PTO, 1971 Oliver No. 18 combine, 7 ft. cut, S.C. PPTO, driven, new 10 ton Martin wagon, John Deere 120 BU. GD spreader, John Deere 3 furrow, 14 inch trip beam plough, Int. 46 baler, like new and one spare for parts, No. 13 N.H. seed drill, Case 17 tooth cultivator on rubber, Int. 8 ft. tandem drag discs, semi-mount No. 6 M.H. mower PTO, No. 6 M.H. side delivery rake and bale carrier, rubber tired, hay wagon, good platform No. 22-32 Dion threshing machine, assortment of horse drawn machinery, ploughs, harness etc., 2 wheel trailer, approx. 1300 bales of Alfalfa, Timothy hay, 15 head of top polled Herefords, stocker steers and Herefords, 7 steers and 8 heifers, approx, 10 months old, average weight 400 to 500 Ibs., scales, portable ce- ment mixer, table saw, 32 ft. aluminum ladder, wheelbar- rel, 14 ft. cedar strip: boat and 15 hp. Evinrude motor, 14 ft. cedar strip canoe, steel posts, large quantity of scrap iron, antiques, fur- niture, dressers, wash stands, pressback chairs, dishes, portable toilet set, 4 old rockers, antique cup- boards, assorted small tables, pictures, trunk, sealers, chesterfield and sofa, oak buffet, Spencer kit- chen wood stove, CW oven, wringer washer and much more, far too numerous to mention. Terms cash. Lunch available. Sale begins with furniture. Calvin Mabee, Sales Manger and Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Lindsay, Cambray 374-4800. M10 WEDNESDAY MAY 18 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Holsteins : Auction sale of Holsteins selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. 50 open heifers, several fresh heifers and cows. Included in this group are 18 outstanding N.I.P. heifers ready to breed, all from one herd, also a 2 year old Roycedale Admiral daughter from a VG Dam with 163-182, 2nd Dam VG with 215-220, 3rd Dam VG-3* with 18000 of 4 per cent, also a Prestige of Lakehurst cow with 140-190 from an Ex Dam with 200 BCA due May 25 to Triple "Threat. Consignments are now being taken for this sale. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524.M 10 HELPFUL HINTS When in a hurry, and the brown sugar is 'hard as a rock' grate the amount called for with a hand grater. SATURDAY MAY 21 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Great Eastern Angus Sale, Mal- mont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ontario. Selling 50 big modern Angus females, consisting of cows and calves, bred and open heifers, suitable for 4-H work. "Also selling 5 big rugged bulls ready for ser- vice. Sponsored by Eastern Ontario Angus Association. For information call or write Auctioneer, Ross Bailey, R.R. 1, Little Britain, KOM 2C0 1-705-786-3074. M7 THURSDAY, MAY 12 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- 287 Bond St. East, Oshawa (Bond and Ritson) - Watch for signs. Having received instruc- tions from F. ALAN LAWSON, Trustee in Bankruptcy, we are clearing the assets of D.R.S. AUTOMOTIVE LTD, con- sisting of- Empire sand- blaster, Wynn's X-tend radiator power flush, radiator equipment, Lincoln Arc welder, welding torches, tap and dye sets, headlight almer, brake lathe, valve grinder, 4 parts cabinets with very large quantity of parts, eleciric parts washer... wiper blades and cabinet, 33 radiators. battery charger (good), 2 engine analysers, tires, 4x4 sign, and office equipment, plus many other articles too numerous to mention. NOTE TIME: 11 A.M. Viewing- Wednesday, May 11th, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. This is a very good complete tool and equipment sale. x= qulidations, "Oshawa, 576-7550. Mowbray re-elected Liberal president The Ontario govern- ment spends increasing- ly less to support jobs for youth, MPP Herb Epp told the Durham-York Liberal riding associa- tion annual general meeting in Keswick, April 20. Despite its stated con- cern for this most impor- tant segment of the pro- vince's overall unemployment problem, the Davis government's support through student aid and the Youth ~ Employment Program is declining. It is less than stated in real terms and ___the proportion of govern- ment assistance in this area is actually down, the Liberal municipal af- fairs critic told the meeting at Keswick -Senior's Centre. The government pro- vides $1.25 subsidy to support the minimum wage for youth in the province, but this figure has not changed since _11978 in spite of inflation. Help for the jobless is regarded by the Pro- gressive Conservative government as 'an inap- propriate intervention in the economy," according to Epp, the member of parliament for Waterloo North. "Yet, this is the . government which was ready to intervene economically with a $650,000,000 purchase of SUNCOR shares." '""We believe that government should play an active role with the private sector to create jobs. Unemployment for those under 24 is twice as high as for those over that age in Ontario. These young people are bearing a dispropor- tionate share of the burden of the current economic recession." Premier Davis has said that job training should be. increased, not reduced, during reces- sionary times, that idle plants and workers should be turned to train- ing activities when pro- duction slows down, and that government pro- grams should be developed to enhance this kind of training, Epp said. Yet the province's allocation for. appren- ticeship worker training programs for 1982-83 is 4.2 per cent less than for the previous year. "For the 15-to-19, age group one young man in four is now out of work, "and that is up from one to five a year ago. It is our young people like these who are expected to be able to fill key roles in Canadian society in the years ahead. Increasing numbers of them need assistance, yet the pro- portion of government assistance is declining." Epp said the govern- .ment must work more 'closely with industry and business in job training program. It should ex- pand its support for co- operative student educa- tion at the university level and extend educa- tion at trade schools. A lively question period which followed Epp's address focused on the unemployment situa- tion and on the continu- ing Crown/Greymac/ Seaway trust companies ay trust companies problem. : 'Our research work in the trust companies fiasco has paid off in spades for the people of Ontario," Epp said. "The government knew there were problems in this area, but they were overlooked for up to two years. Our work put the situation out in front and has shown that such a problem needn't have developed if the govern- ment had been properly attentive to its responsibilities." Milton Mowbray of Kinsale was re-elected to a second term as presi- 'dent of the riding - association. Vice presidents are: Edna Sanders. and George Hastie of Keswick and "Keith Scott of Uxbridge. * Secretary is Doris Baker of Keswick; Membership Secretary is Jinna Findlay of Claremont; Treasurer is Kevin Feeney of Uxbridge. Directors are: Bill Brock (Port Perry)) Bruce Findlay (Claremont); Eva Sedore (Keswick) and Joyce Burrows (Sut- ton West). EASE WEEDING Reduce the hand weedikg and cultivating required in shrub beds by trying some of the pre-emergent herbicides this spring. Even with their use, annual flower- .ing plants can often be planted around the shrubs and evergreens for summer colour. However, seeds general- ly cannot be sown in soil which has been treated with pre-emergent - herbicides.