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ar a Ee A a i [) % 'A L(4 a ETE 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1983 Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale- furniture, appliances, antiques and collectable items, including 2 old cars, the property of G. GOODE, 247 Perry St., Port Perry, (former Pure Spring Plant) east of Scout Hall. VEHICLES: 1942 Dodge, 2 door, 1967 Chev convertible - 283 motor. FURNITURE & APPLIANCES: 24 inch Westinghouse stove, dishwasher, 2 dryers, washer, 2 wringer washers, freezer, large refrigerator, small kitchen appliances, old radios, bedroom suite, dressing table with wing mirror, chests, dressers, wash stands, drop-leaf tables, 3 chesterfields, chairs, chrome suite with glass topped table, Niagara massage rocker, wicker chairs, china cabinets, desks, wooden fern stands, mirrors, old wooden washtub stand, round pedestal table, portable desk used In WWI, old light fix- tures. DISHES: complete set of Ironstone, cups and saucers including Royal Albert and occupied Japan, glasses, platters, covered vegetable dishes, stone Ginger Beer bottles, bed- ding, towels, yard goods, Pure Spring signs and clocks, many assorted bot- tles, some by the case, utill- ty carts on wheels, pedestal porcelain sink, milk cans, scrap iron, heat rads, display racks, cupboards and other articles from pop plant. Sale under cover In event of rain. Lunch available. Terms cash or good cheque. Owner and Auctioneer will not be responsible for accidents or injuries in connection with this sale. NOTE: starting time: 10:30 A.M. Cars willl sell at 1 P.M. Sale managed and sold by Don Cochrane, Auctioneer, 985-2788. S13 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale, the property of JAMES AND BRIAN GRAY, Lot. 3, Con. 6, Manvers Twp., 14 miles _south of Lindsay on highway 7A, 2 miles west to Yelver- ton, 2 miles south and % mile east or 6 miles east of Blackstock. MACHINERY: 1976 John Deere 2130 diesel tractor, cab, heater, radio, hi/low shift, 3500 hrs., 70 HP, 1979 John Deere 1640 diesel tractor, 55 HP, 1600 hrs., with Dunham manure loader, fast hitch, M.H. 44 gas tractor, 1975 Gleaner F, self-propelled combine, cab, heater, 13 ft. grain header, Hume reel- 335 corn head, 3 row, 1974 Dodge Va ton truck, V8, standard, as is, "1972 Chev C60 truck, 366-V8, 5 speed, D.P., power steering, hoist telescope, 16 ft. cattle and grain rack, Triple K 5 furrow adjustable 14 Inch - 18 inch' . semi-mount hydraulic reset plough, John Deere 3- 16's trip beam plough, 3 pt., Glencoe 16 ft. cultivator, 3 pt. - 3 ft. wings, Allied 12 ft. cultivator, 3 pt., Sanderum 11% ft. cultivator, 3 pt., 12 ft. Bush-Hog tandem disc, John Deere 336 baler PTO, John Deere 4 row corn planter - 36 inch plates, 1979 Orvatonna 494 grinder- mixer - PTO, like new, ex- tension, magnet, Int. 10- 16 run seed drill, grain, grass fertilizer, New Idea- 1 row corn picker PTO, New Holland 7 ft. trail power mower PTO, A.C. hay condi- tioner PTO, 32 ft. Little Giant hay and grain elevator on wheels, Maple Leaf 40 ft. pipe hay elevator on wheels, New Holland 130 bus. PPTO manure spreader, 3 beater, John Deere model R manure spreader-ground drive, M.F. 6 bar side rake, bale bun- cher, Allied stooker, J.B.D. field sprayer, 3 pt., piston pump, 90 gal. tank, 125 bushel grain wagon with Case gearing, 1982 Bush-Hog 5 ft. rotary mower PTO, M.F. post hole digger PTO, M.F. 6 ft. blade, 3 pt., John Deere 7 ft. snowblower PTO, 10 ft. Cullopak, 3 sections drag harrows, dual wheeled trailer - 8 ft. x 16 #. rack, 6 fon roller bearing wagon with rack 8 ft. x 18 ft., wagon with rack, dump rake, corn binder, set of sleighs, George White cutting box, 2 furrow walking plough, barn lack, fence stretcher, cattle de-horners, set of Burdizos, quantity of horse harness, 3 wire gates, set of tractor chains, 32 ft. extension lad- der, 2 sets of scales, fanning mill, wheelbarrow, 2- 10 ft. steel well tiles, cement mix- er, cattle clippers, pig feeders, chicken feeders, 10 rod of new fence - 8 wire, qu. of cedar posts, qu. of lumber, tools, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. HAY: Approx. 2500 bales of mixed hay. FUR- NITURE & ANTIQUES: Webber piano, Kenmore portable electric sewing machine, antique pine desk, 2 cutters, iron sap kettle sap evaporator (boiling pan), pine blanket box, 4 trunks, Beritannia gramaphone, Birdseye maple drop-leat table,. 2 wooden pumps, badminton and tennis racquets, dresser: lamp, 3 washstands, old television, step table, cup- board, books, é large chairs, crib, folding table, 2 sets bedroom furniture, bed, dresser and stand, rocker foot stool, gold rocker, old desk, pole lamp, white verandah chair, lawn fur- niture, chalses and chairs, white lawn bench, qu. of dishes, flatware, long table, stainless steel milking pails, cream separator parts, shotgun double barrelled muzzle loader - pellet pouch, sealers, many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Furniture sale- 11 a.m.; Machine sale- 1 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson Auc- tioneers, Reaboro Ont. 705-324-9959. Owner and Auc- tioneer will not be responsi- ble for any public lability, property damage or injury to the public in connection with this Auction Sale. S 13 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale property of MRS. CALVERT, 25 Kingston R. E., Pickering Village. Complete household furniture and large number of antiques, dishes, glassware, linen and bed- ding, and a good selection of tools. Terms: cash. Earl Gauslin Auctioneer. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of furniture and antiques for the proper- ty of MR. AND MRS. CLAUDE WATTS, R.R. 1, Goodwood, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ontario, including Coldspot freezer, antique tea wagon, Heintzman piano, refrigerator, twin beds |. '(burled walnut), Hespeler dining room suite, wooden dinette suite, brass kettle, wicker chair and stool, 2 oc- caslonal caneback chairs, 2 wingback chairs - blue, pine 'round table, dishes, silver vegetable servers, Austrian China, jardiniere, hand painted Cocoa pitcher, Japanese slop jug - hand painted, sectional bookcase with drop front desk, oil paintings, quilt top, bedding and linens, small tables, floral upholstered chalr, wicker table, lamps, dressers, pine storage cup- board, plus many other ar- ticles, also rubber tired democrat, pony saddle, an- . tique bedroom suite (ex- cellent), organ stool, wicker chair, antique flatback cup- board, 6 oak chairs, antique doll and dishes. Several piles firewood. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auc- tions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2) SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale- 287 Bond St. E., Oshawa (Bond and RIt- son). Watch for signs. We are selling the property of JIM GRAHAM of Mitchells Corners (Moving to Toron- to) and other consignments Including a French Provin- clal chesterfield set, Tappin Gurney 2 door fridge and 30 Inch range, Tappin microwave oven, 9 x 12 In- dian carpet, pink runner 3 ft, x 34 ft. long, 12 x 20 Indian carpet, 6 x 9 Indian carpet, 26 Inch RCA colour TV, 4 plece chesterfield set, 2 plece bed chesterfield set, 3 oval Indian rugs, platform rocker, oak buffet, original water colour painting, drum tables, Maytag automatic washer, cut velvet bedspreads, 6 ft. aluminum step ladder, 36 x 72 walnut desk and credenza, Thomas playmate 2 keyboard organ (excellent), recliner chair, chest and dresser, record cabinet (113 records), coffee tables, Belgium rug 9 x 6, pictures, patio umbrella, wardrobe, brass lamp, bar stool, love seats, mirrors, concrete bird bath and lions, 2 guitars, 20 inch colour TV, gas stove, dishes, kitchen ware, chaln saw, upright freezer, black sofa, bookcase and end tables, bedroom suite, 2 single beds and many other articles too numerous to mention. NOTE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Viewing from noon on day of sale. This is an excellent sale of furniture. Well worth attending. Ross and Scott McLean 576-7550. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Herefords Auction sale- complete Brownsalem Hereford Dispersal for FRED AND WM. BROWN, Locust Hill, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Ux- bridge. 45 head, registered and free listed. Cows with spring calves at foot and rebred. Several due to calve at sale time. Also Herd Sire- G.F. Judge 40G - a good breeding bull. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of machinery and Holsteins for MURRAY MEEK, R.R. 1, Sunderland, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario, Including MF 2745 diesel tractor-with cab, J.D. 7000 corn planter, J.D. 2140 trac- tor, J.D. 2120 tractor, A-C disc, Ford cultivator, har- rows, A-C trailer sprayer, J.D. forage harvester, 2 forage wagons, Ford 530 baler, M.H. seed drill, J.D. snowmobile, alr com- pressor, tools. CATTLE: 32 Holstein open heifers and calves. Free Listed. (This sale will be followed by the Hereford Dispersal for Brown Bros.) Sale at 6 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd WIlison Auctions, Ux-. bridge, 416-852-3524. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22. SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale- large auc- tion sale of antiques, fur- Sure clocks, dishes, hang- Ing lamp, etc., the property of RAY AND MARGARET HARRIES, 60 Cassels St., East Brooklin.. FUR- NITURE: Oak Hoosler kit- chen cabinet (refinished), Boston rocker, cast Iron parlour stoves, 1880 wicker wheelchair (very rare), English portable gramaphone, small antique filing cabinet (8 drawers) antique medicine chest, an- tique show case, coffee tables, window mirror, com- bination radio and gramaphone, commode chair, bookcase, pressback chairs (old man of the north) chest of drawers (old moustache pulls) electric pin-ball machine, pine ben- ches, over-stuffed chalrs, antique sofa, 2 Deacon's benches, children's oak desks, wicker serving stand, dresser with tear-drop handles, mahogany dining room table, English oak refrectory, oak chest of drawers, single spool bed, double iron bed, square maple bed (5 ornate legs), beautiful hall seat and hat rack, horse-shoe shaped mirror, organ stool, Salem rocker, hand painted baby's cradle, rocking horse, chlld's rocking chair, com- bination china cabinet and writing desk, with rounded glass doors, fancy high back plano stool, china cabinet with glass doors and sides, antique radios, antique chairs, coloured television, 78 records, and record albums, wash stand, corner what-not, brass umbrella stand, hall trees, foot stools and much more. DISHES: pressed glass varlous pleces, cups and saucers, antique butter dishes, can- dle holders, decantors, Car- nival glass, soda water bot- tle, Bavarian and Limoge china, antique egg cups, platters, silver tea service, etc. CLOCKS: magnificent Itallan clock, 0.G. clock, mantel clock, cottage clock, Canadian Club clock. LAMPS AND MISCELLANEOUS AR- TICLES; antique hanging lamp, coal oll lamps, toilet sets, wrought-iron chandelier, crystal chandelier, brass chandelier (buffed), several antique small light shades, oll pain- tings, pictures and frames, wicker pieces,; quilts, carpets and linens, cash registers and scales, case of "old Orange Dandy' pop bottles, English coal hod, decoys, train set, copper ket- tles, garden tiller and much" more. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 10 A.M. sharp. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone 705-357-3270 or 745-8470, Owner or Auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents in connection with this sale. Plan to attend this sale. S20 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 9:00 A.M. Very large sale of garage and power tools, tractors, at- tachments, snow machines, car, car parts, furniture. Property of MR. AND MRS. HARVEY SIMON of Man- chester. More detalls next week. Sale managed and sold by Pearce Auction Ser- vices. 985-7492. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale- the property of MARY AND JERRY MARVIN, J. Mar Farms, Lot 33-34, Con. 7, Clark Twp., Reglon of Durham. 3 miles north of Orono Hwy. 115 and 35 to 8th line of Clarke, 2 miles west in the Village of Leskard. MISCELLANOUS: 1973 Pontiac Catalina, 98,000 miles, excellent shape, alr conditioning, Michelin tires, jeep with snowblade, 1980 tractor lawnmower, lawnmower, 1980 garden tiller, Cockshutt 7 ft. pull- type combine PTO, quantity of paint, all colours, quanti- ty of wood stain, work bench, garden hose, quanti- ty of hand tools, scuffler, rakes, hoes, quantity of plywood, 50 rod roll of 9 strand fence, 4 rolls snow fence, quantity of cedar rails, double stainless sink, single stainless sink, laun- dry tub, large quantity of miscellaneous items. ANTI- QUES: 4 oak dining room chairs, picture frames, 2 dressers, coffee table, dishes, lawn furniture, quan- tity of all sizes of glass, McLaughlin cutter, 2 cradles, antique sleigh, 2 an- tique washing machines, an- tique copper washing machine, antique stove, Quebec heater, butter bowl and ladle, wooden potato masher, sap kettle, 3 cistern pumps, one well pump, 12 lanterns, crocks, milk can, 39 pairs used horseshoes, flags for all provinces, horse collar, 2 antique saddles, an- tique glass, quantity of bot- ties, 2 small Coca-Cola bot- ties, Shell OIll bottles, porcelain basin, 2 porcelain laundry fubs, 2 antique canes, antique clock, antl- que wooden shovel - all one plece of wood - over 100 years old, Teakwood planter -stand, 4 Rosewood antiq - chairs, antique card table, set of books - North Terrain, Cricket and others, large quantity of books, large quantity of antiques and Items found around a farm. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Sale at 12:30 P.M. Sale Inside If raining. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auctioneers. Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959. Owner and Auctioneer will not be responsible for any public liability, damage or Injury to the public In con- nection with this Auction Sale. $20 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale- Manchester highway 7 and 12. HD equip- ment, cars, trucks, farm machinery, motorcycles, boats, trailers, tractors, snowmobiles, chainsaws. Anything with gears and wheels. Consign now. 985-2366 or 623-3060. S20 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 Farm Sold Auction sale of farm machinery, the property of CARLSWAY FARM, Lot 3, east half Con. 3, Smith Twp., one mile east of Fowler's , Corners on highway 7B (north west of Peter- borough). Int. 2400 in- dustrial gas tractor, 1400 hours with Int. manure loader, manure forks and snow bucket, Int. model 70 snowblower, New Holland model 327 manure spreader, Int. 10 ft. chain harrows with evener, 40 ft. bale elevator with undercarriage and motor, 3 drum roller with solid axle and bearings, 5 HP garden tiller, M.F. 85 garden tractor 36 inch mower, Ploneer chain saw model 1200 - 16 Inch, liquid supplement tank, 2 water tanks, Woods 67 grain roller and motor, manure forks for tractor, blocking chute, Clip- master clippers, show signs, wooden show box, leather show halters, tattoo set, 3 round bale feeders, steel fence posts, stove - wood cut In stove lengths, many other Items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 10 a.m. Carl and Greg Hickson Auc- tioneers. Reaboro, Ontarlo. 705-324-2774 or 324-9959.S 20 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 9:00 A.M. Pearce Auction Service Very large sale of garage and power tools, 1971 Volkswagen, tractors plus attachments, snow machines, motors, fur- niture, appliances, dishes, etc., property of MR. AND "MRS. HARVEY SIMON, Manchester, on the corner just south from the United Church. Watch for signs. Furniture to be sold at 12 o'clock. Good 30 Cockshutt gas tractor, portable, wood splitter, 6 snow machines, 3 garden tractors, and one for parts, hot alr furnace, 2 trallers . (one tandem), 3 "KVW power plant with 4 cylinder continental, Wolf body grinder, drum turning machine, 2 airtight stoves, 3 ton floor jack, Dwell machine, Dewalt radial arm saw, B&D Workmate, pro- 'pane torch and tank, welding parts and equip: ment, Quebec heater,60 cy- cle power aid generator, 9 -seater ski-boos, pawer sabre saw, auger and hydraulic wood splitters, 7 ft. snow blade, hydraulic cylinder gland wrenches to 36 inch, electric motors to one hp., power parts and washer, table saws, Morris minor motor, 7 hp.. Briggs and Stratton motor plus 2v2 hp, % drive socket sets to 2inch, router, circular saws, chains, parts manuals, tap and dye sets, commercial meat slicer, upright freezer, chesterfield sulte, portable TV. cuckoo clocks, beds, "night tables, 8 mm projec- tor, Acme cookstove, kit- chen sink pump, typewriter, adding machine, house and car paint, soup kettles, trunks, bedding, linens, lamps plus great selection of tools, etc., not listed here. Terms cash, Visa or Master- Card. Sale managed and sold by Pearce Auction Ser- vices, 985-7492. $20 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale the property of the late WILLIAM LEE, In Kinsale, on Kinsale Road, 4 mile north of highway 7, 4 miles west of Brooklin, 3 miles east of Brougham. Sale of excavating equlp- ment, snowmobiles, tent trailer, furniture and miscellaneous Items, In- cluding a John Deere 400 diesel Industrial tractor with front end loader and backhoe (engine recently ! rebullt), 18 4. ftri-axle i machinery flatbed float complete: with electric brakes and loading ramps, excellent 1964 GMC single axle dump truck, 1963 Ford F800 single axle dump truck (rebuilt and ready to paint), 250 gal. fuel tank. SNOWMOBILES: 1969 Alpine Skidoo (twin track with trail groomer), 1975 Elan twin Skidoo with cover, 1969 Nordic 399 electric start Skidoo, double snowmobile trailer with folding loading ramp, Woods hardtop camper-traller {sleeps 8), staple gun, rivet gun, hand fuel. pumps, brooms, shovels, radio tape player, gas cans, etc. FUR- NITURE: including Inglis 30 Inch electric range, Vik- Ing dryer, Imperial chest freezer, R.C.A. 23 Inch col- our television, Frigidaire refrigerator, 24 Inch electric range, chesterfield and chalr, bed, baby crib, highchair, changetable, plus numerous other articles. Terms cash. No reserve. John Annls, Auctioneer. 655-4663. $2 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 9:30 A.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction sale of household contents for MISS HOAD, 63 Second Ave., In Uxbridge. The contents of this older home include antique settee and 2 chairs, 9 plece walnut dining room suite, Moffat refrigerator, antique tea wagon, bookcases, chests of drawers, 2 antique war- drobes, wicker pleces, crocks and jugs, antique cupboard, dresser and chest of drawers, large quantity of dishes and china - many an- tique pleces, chesterfield and 2 chairs, pictures, old post cards, scrap books, drop front desk, silverware, plus many other articles. NOTE: in case of wet weather, the sale will be held in the Wilson Sales Arena. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auc- tions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. S20 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 5 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Holsteins Complete Ornmac Hols- tein Dispersal, owned by SHARP BROS., Stirling, On- tarlo, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, On- tarlo. 70 Head. Reg., 10 N.I.P. Grades, 30 cows, 15 bred heifers, 25 open heifers and calves. R.O.P. Tested, Free Listed. Last year this herd won the Hastings Coun- ty Trophy for the most im- proved BCA. This herd has been homebred for 75 years. Good uddered cows, several fresh and due for fall. Many of the helfers by Almerson Triple Talent ET, a son of Triple Threat. A fine oppor- tunity to purchase cows with good potential. Consignment sale will follow the Disper- sal. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auction, Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. S 27 Blackstock news (continued) (From page 25) macy at the University of Toronto. Lawrence VanCamp has returned to Kemptville Agri- cultural College. Would the parents of the other students please let me know before next week for a further list? Who invented peanut butter? Do you know? If not, perhaps you are interested in the 4-H Ontario Heritage Cook- ing Project. -Girls aged 12 to Grade 10 are to meet in the Blackstock United Church next Wednesday Sept, 21 at 3:45 - 5:30. Roy and Harold Mc Laughlin are having a: busy time pitching horseshoes this fall. They participated in the Agricultural Day at the C.N.E. at Kinmount and Port Perry Fairs and the Marigold Festival in Whitby. They have collected many trophies and first prize ribbons to add to their great collection. Congratu- lations. Quite a number of members of the clan attended the Mec- Laughlin Picnic held on Sunday at the Hayden Community Centre. Deb and Ron Vice as presi- dents were in charge of the programme of sports and other events. The prize for the oldest was won by Charlie McLaughlin of Toronto who is 93 years young. Everyone enjoyed hear- ing about the Western McLaughlin Picnic held in early July in Edmon- ton from the folks who had attended. On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mec- Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. David Kyte and family attended the family shower for Karin and Don Murphy in Tyronne Community Hall. Blackstock Nursery 'School held its first meeting of the school year on Tuesday, Aug- ust 30. The Nursery School equipment was set up. Classes started the week of September 6. There are still some openings. Anyone interested call Dale Muirhead at 986-4868. A committee was set up to plan the October Dance which will be held on Saturday, Oct. 29. Tickets at $12. are available by calling Marlene McKee at 986- 5264. The Pancake Breakfast will be held on Sunday, December 4. Next meeting is Tues- day, Oct.-11 at 8 p.m. The September meet- ing of the W.I. was held on September 7 in the Hall commencing with a dessert luncheon. Dora. Martyn opened - the 'meeting with two poems followed by the Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. The Fun Fair will be - held on Oct. 18 in Maple _ Grove and a special 'meeting in Nestleton Hall November 9 "It isn't your Nerves". Pat Sleep and Helen Bradburn are to attend a Leaders' course on Oct. 4 "More Sense than Dollars'. A quilting demonstration will be held at the next meet- - ing. Pat Sleep's group was in charge of the pro- grammme beginning withthe 'motto "Never buy what you do not want because it is cheap. It will be dear to you." i Helen Bradburn gave two humorous readings. The special speaker was Mr. John Jenkins from the Royal Bank who gave a very interesting talk on different ways of banking to the cust- omer's advantage. Pat Sleep thanked the speaker after which the meeting closed with Canada. : a