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la rl ee Auctioneers Auction Sales Auction Sales PEARCE Auction Centre On Shirley Road (4 mi. South of Port Perry) ESTATES, ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD SALES Your Place or Ours! Moving Truck Available. Call: (416) 985-7492 Auction Sales WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 27 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Holstein Dispersal Auction sale. Complete NMJ Dispersal for NOR- MAN AND KAY MER- RIMAN, Elgin, Ontario, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario. 80 Head. Registered (6 Grades), D.H.l.A. Tested, Classified, Free Listed. In- cluding Highlite (VG), a Sheik 2 year old and show heifer recently made Very Good and projected at 2 years to 160-170 and due again in July to Triple Threat. Her June '84 Warden heifer also sells. Also an October '80 (GP) Majesty with 165-172. Her Very Good Dam has 201-231, 2nd and 3rd Dams both VG-3*. She sells due May and has heifers by Enhancer and Warden. 7 daughters by Rosafe Citation R from the Very Good Kemp with 168-181. A beautiful group of heifers including a February '83 Fond Matt from the Spring Farm Rose Family -- her 8 direct Dams all Very Good or Excellent. Her Dam is VG with 5y 318d 25286 1168 4.62 per cent (216-269), 2nd Dam is VG with over 20,000 Ib., 3rd Dam is (Ex-10*) with 20,000 Ib., -- due in June to Sheik. Also daughters by Mattador, Ma- jesty, Bell, Valiant, Attrac- tion, Warden and Elevation Very. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auc- tions, Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. 985-7492, SATURDAY MARCH 16 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale on Shirley Road, 4 miles south of Port Perry. Furniture, antiques, appliances, tools and much more. Watch for details. MS SATURDAY MARCH 2 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Beef Cattle, 2 Tractors Machinery etc. Giving up Farming KEITH WALLACE Auction sale, Lot, 5, Conc. 1, Seymour Township. § miles south of Campbeliford on Highway 30 to Meyersburg, then 2 miles east on Percy Boom Road. (Watch for signs). Cattle negative to Brucelosis test. 6 beef cows fresh with calves, 2 beef cows fresh by sale time, 6 beef cows due sale time or shortly after, 3 year old Limousin and Charolais cross bulls, 12 year old heifer bred, 4 Limousin cross heifers open, Holstein heifer open, 5 year! ing steers, 990 David Brown tractor and front-end loader with hydraulic bucket, H Farmall tractor, 3 pt. hitch Dearborn 2 furrow plow, 3 pth. cultivator, Tandem disc cultivator, Tandem disc, New Idea mower pull type, Cockshutt side delivery rake on steel, Int. 45 baler, bale buncher, 2drum roller, New Idea conditioner, 30 ft. bale elevator with undercarriage and motor, Cockshutt manure spreader ground drive, 3 section finishing harrows, rubber tired wagon and rack, approx- imately 20 sheets used metal roofing, quantity of 1 inch pine lumber (dry), quantity of 2 inch oak lumber (dry), 1973 Honda 175 street bike, 1978 Suzuki 70 dirt bike, 1973" Ford 2 ton truck- as Is, stock racks, 5 HP Viking outboard motor, 200 gallon tank and pump, 45 gallon drums, forks, shovels, etc. Pile of manure. TERMS: Cash or cheque with 1.D. Lunch available. Machinery selling first, then cattle. Few small items. Be sure tobe on time. ROY AND ROD WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. | Campbeliford. Box 883, Phone 653-3533. Real Estate Unique Realty Ltd. 403 King St. West Oshawa -- 576-3504 garage. $76, 500. BLACKSTOCK - Spacious but cozy family home on a 3 acre landscaped lot. This home has 3 bedrooms, a main floor fami- ly room, 2 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces and; a GREAT PINE RIDGE - A sloping heavily treed 3.34 acres of recreational land near Burketon. Two road frontages,unlimited trails, accessible. $14,900 with terms. For more information please call: TED HARVARD 986-4673 family woodstove - (evenings). FAMILY TAUST CONPONATION AEALTORN MINUTES TO LINDSAY Charming well kept brick 2 bedroom home with cozy pine family room and $47,900. Jennifer Kenny 1-416-852-3443 or (705) 357-2458 FAMILY TRUST CORP REALTOR FRIDAY MARCH 8 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- flat-top farm scales, Hussler kitchen cup- board, modern dressers and chest drawers. victrola, 16 HP Gilson garden tractor, quantity china and glass. Complete listing next week. For consignments or pick-up information call Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. WEDNESDAY MARCH ¢ SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Holsteins Auction sale- complete Jilynn Dispersal owned by ERNEST C. PARKER, Thorton, Ontario, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux- bridge, Ontario. 40 Head, Reg., 8 N.I.P. Grades, Class., R.O.P. Tested, Free Listed. 2 Very Good In- cluding a VG Ultimate due in August to Citamatt. Also 2 lovely uddered young daughters by Bond Haven Elevation. Several fresh and close at sale time. A tall (GP) Shore Stylist, 2 year old due in August to Valor. A Sept./84 calf by Hanover Hill Successor. Daughters of Sheik, Ultimate, Bond Haven Elevation, Successor, Royalty, Legend. This sale will be followed by the March Consignment Sale. | Consignments are now being taken. Please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. SATURDAY MARCH 2 ! SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale- modern and | antique furniture, clocks at! Orval McLean Auction Cen- | tre, Lindsay- estate of late | CHARLES LIGHTFOOT | and other consignors. Curv- | ed glass antique oak china cabinet, tilt-top round oak ° dining table, 2 drop front | desks, walnut platform : rocker and chair, Regulator wall clock, Gingerbread clock, mantel clock, Ansonia | school clock, fur coat, curv- | ed love seat, antique needle- point chair, 2 custom made curved chess tables, carved ! buTfet, 2- 54 inch continental beds with tall carved custom built headboards and dressers (very rare), parlour heater, antique wall telephone, 5 antique wooden chairs, antique ktichen couch, 54 inch semi-poster bed, Xerox 3100 photocopier, 'walnut china cabinet- glass 3 sides, 6 chairs and buffet, walnut cedar chest, D.L. gate-leg table, antique rocker with leather seat, floor lamps, oval parlour table with porcelain casters, antique console gramaphone and records, Vilas 54 inch bed, 4 piece Waterfall bedroom suite, 7 piece mahogany dining ! room suite, lamps, pain- tings, pine washstand, stereo, antique settee and chair, dressers, chests, col- our television, corner what- not, rocker, desk, modern chesterfield, wicker baskets, solid modern | bedroom suite with triple dresser, chest, bed and deluxe President mattress and box spring, dinette, air conditioner, Bentwood chair, fans, bedding, Restonic 54 inch continental bed, single continental beds, swivel rocker, Colonial love seat, humidifier, chrome set, modern bedroom suite, large freezer, 2 small freezers, G.E. auto washer, Viking and Inglis dryers, refrigerators, large beige rug, power mower, wooden extension ladders, shelves, garden tools, 80 piece anti- | que Limoge china, lamps, |, antique china, dishes. NCTE TIME: 10 a.m. Estate sale. To consign or list sales, call 705-324-2783 Lindsay McLean Auctions. | | | gs | ONTARIO 5 Largest Farm | Machinery Consignment Sale, Norwich, Ontario- Fri- day March 8, 1985, 10 a.m. (Sales conducted second | Friday each month). Ap: proximately 150-175 tractors plus all types of farm equip ment. Consignments welcome. For more infor: mation call 519-424-9998 or 519-424-9093. Proprietors K.S. Hamulecki and Sons. | (From page 10) Christian, Lyndsay's great-great-great aunt Mrs. Nellie Elwood who is 86 years old and comes from -Toronto; Wilma and ° Tom Wotten, Caesarea; Deb and Gord Byans and Leanna, Neil and Noreen Malcolm, Jamie Malcolm, Bren- non and Alaina (Jennifer was unable to be present as she was involved in a jewellery show in Toron- to) Joyce Taylor, Betty Jane and Dan McLaren all of Blackstock; Jim and Carolyn Beatty of Port Perry; Rev. and Garry and Mrs. Marilyn Robinson, Saskat- chewan; Danny Cawker of Frobisher Bay and his fiance Karen Hunt of Seagrave. Ron and Heather Earle held a family gathering in honour of Lesley Ellen's baptism. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Earle of Minden; Mrs. Bruce Vaillancourt; Mrs. Bar- bara Vaillancourt and Julie all of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Hager- and West man, Adam Katharine of . Gilford. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson entertained in honour of their grand- daughter Janice's bap- tism. Guests were Elizabeth and Chris Dowson, Andrew, Lesley and baby Janice from Whitby, Bill and Sandra Thompson, Blackstock, Larry and Susan Latta of Port Perry, Jim and Nancy McMaster, Bradley and Kimberly of Bowmanville, Joan and Michael Teague of Whit- by, Diet Sartisson, Tara of Whitby, Lee (Bob and Joanne Lee were unable to attend as Auction Sales AUCTION SALE every Thursday night, at 7 p.m. 955 Brock Rd. S., Unit 5, Picker- ing. Items to be sold- anti- ques, general household con- tents, jewellery- modern and antique. Good clean sale. Absolutely no reserve or bid- ins. John Annis Auctioneer. |. 831-3234. TF SATURDAY MARCH 2 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Auction sale of furniture and appliances for ROSS WALLACE, Port Perry, . selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. Including a 9 plece oak dining room suite, Inglis automatic washer and gas dryer, Westinghouse refrigerator, gas stove and G.E. dishwasher. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 2¢, 1985 -- 33 Dana had her tonsills out) Chris' parents Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dowson were also unable to at- tend due to illness. 'A family party was held at the home of Roy and Shirley Turner on the occasion of their two grandson's baptism. Guests were Ron and Lorrie Minshall, Sara and Ken of Caledonia, Jan and Blair Martyn and Timothy, Polly and Ken Minshall of Nestleton, Wayne and Linda Minshall and boys of Janetville, Harold and Dora Martyn, Todd Mar- tyn, Blackstock, Ron Martyn Goodwood (Ellen and family were unable to be there due to " chicken-pox) Doris and Also antique | dressers, platform rocker | with petitpoint, bevelled hall mirror with coat hooks and bedroom suite. Also, from the home of KARL AND DONNA POWELL, Clare: mont- 1969 Int. dump truck with 9 ft. snowblade, 1974 i Van- certified, pull type + sprayer with 24 ft. boom, Wheelhorse 18 HP riding tractor with lawnmower at- tachment, Arkla gas barbecue, 120 ft. chain-link fence, 5 HP roto-tille-, 3 HP alr compressor, tanks and 100 ft. hose, acetylene tor ches with 75 ft. industrial hose, 12 ft. deep hull Star craft boat with trailer and 5 . . Grace was said by Dave HP Yamaha motor. Ex cellent condition. Also 2 lawnmowers, several hand tools and numerous other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auc tions, Uxbridge, Ontario 416-852-3524. "all possible. Murray Falls, Orono, Debbie Percy and Katie of Oshawa, recently moved back from In- diana, Russell and Helen Carnaghan, Luke and David, Bill Coates and Mandi, Hector and May Shortridge, Connie and Ernie Swain, Rev. Dale and Anita Davis. Mrs. Pat Jones of Oshawa was a Sunday dinner guest of Marion and Tommy Hodge. This week was the An- nual Music Festival at Sunderland. Many of our young people par- ticipated in this Festival and I would appreciate a list of participants for next week's news, if at Your assistance would be appreciated. Many Conventions and Annual Meetings are held this time of year. The Ontario and Cana- dian Annual meetings of the Guernsey Associa- tion were held at the Holiday Inn in Peter- borough on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day. Attending from here were Bob and Shirley Holliday and Shelley who competed in the Guern- sey Princess Contest; Ralph and Peggy Larmer, Harvey and Joan Graham and Dave and Ingrid Larmer. Frank Barkey provided the music for the dance after the Tuesday even- ing banquet and was very well received by the large number of delegates. This week was also the Convention the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies. Representing the Blackstock Agricultural Society were Kathleen and David Petrie; Jean Mahaffy, Katie Visser, Grace Bajema, Eleanor Werry, Elaine Bailey, Kathy Hill, Rolly Coy, Gerald and Joyce Kelly. Blackstock won three prizes in the Photo Com- petition in connection with this convention which was held at the Royal York. On Saturday the Junior Farmers' Annual Ban- quet and Dance was held in the Blackstock Recreation Centre. After Buttery a delicious ban- quet prepared and serv- ed by the ladies of the 0.N.O. was enjoyed. President Karen Yellowlees welcomed all - evening was present after which Lawrence Van Camp in- troduced the Head table, Dale Van Camp spoke on 1984 in Review. Karen Yellowlees introduced Brenda Metcalfe who very capably spoke on "Re ing 70 Years." The John Larmer Outstanding Junior Farmer Award was presented to a very sur- prised Janet VanCamp. Karen gave her Presi- dent's remarks after which she was presented with her past President's pin by Dave Buttery. President elect Lawrence Van Camp gave his remarks. Barry O'Neil introduced the Of- ficers - President - Lawrence VanCamp; 1st Vice-President Craig Larmer; 2nd Vice Presi- dent - Diane Byers; Secretary - Anne Marie Hoogeveen; Treasurer - Bruce Millson; Newslet- ter Editor - Dave But- tery; Provincial Director - Janet VanCamp; Zone Directors - Jay Van- Camp, Robert Green, Craig Larmer, Raymond Massie, Lawrence Van- Camp, Dale VanCamp. The remainder of the spent dancing. The afternoon U.C.W. Unit meeting met at the home of Flora Samells on Wed. afternoon with dessert at 1:15 with 13 present. Jean Adams opened the meeting with a poem. Jean Ferguson had charge of the wor- ship and read passages from Mark chapters 8 and 10. She based her remarks on We Don't Care about Others con- cluding with prayer. The business included plans for a banquet for the Federation of Agriculture on March 15, World's Day of Prayer, March 1, General Meeting Feb. 27, Presbyterial on March 19. Marion Larmer had charge of the Theme Korea. The Roll Call was well answered by some fact about Korea. Marion along with several members acted out the play written by Mrs. Blackstock area news Romeril, *"The Market of Human Rights"'. The meeting closed by Jean Ferguson reading a poem and prayer. There were 7 tables at the weekly card party on Tuesday 'evening with the following winners - 1. Wm. Forder - 86; 2. Pat Porrill - 84; 3. Rhoda Larmer - 73; 4. James Emerton - 72; 5. Belle Werry - 72; 6. Nerta Masters - 72; Low - Richard Manns; Draws - 1. James Emerton 2. Harold Swain 3. Meta Swain. O.N.O. The February meeting of the O.N.O. was held at the home of Kathleen Dorrell. Each person was given three hearts to wear in honour of Valen- tine's Day but these were easily lost by an action and a certain word. Following January minutes, cor- respondence, treasurer's report and Parks Board report, the 1985 roll call sheets were distributed. A motion carried to cater the Tractor Puller's Banquet on November 16. Please bring your Campbell's soup labels and Canada Packers labels to the March meeting. The Rangers in the communi- ty are selling cheese as a fund raising project and an order form was circulated. The roll" call was to bring staple food and tell what attracted you to your husband and was well answered. Kathleen then had the members answering questions to tell all about our "'fantastic lifestyle" after which a game with . pennies was played. Nancy Bryans was the winner. Kathleen served a delicious chocolate dessert and a social time was enjoyed. The March meeting will be held at the home of Elaine Bailey. A group of local curlers enjoyed their day of curling on Sat. held at the Peterborough Curl- ing Club and sponsored by the Millbrook Curling Club. Tax tips Q. I am renting our my basement, and I feel that the expenses offset the income. Do I have to report the rental income on my income tax return? A. Yes, you are re- quired to report your rental income. Frequent- ly, a deductible loss may be uncovered after allowable expenses are deducted, but the rental operation must be reported regardless. TAX TIP Q.- I am planning to retire in two years. Will the new forward averag- ing be of any benefit to me"? A. Yes. Ifyouareina high marginal tax bracket, you should con- sider forward averaging of any qualified income. This is especially true if LY you expect your retire- ment income to be less than your current income. TAX TIP Q. My husband passed away a month ago. He had been con- tributing to an RRSP for the past 5 years but this year he did not make any con- tributions. His income is quite high. Is there any way to reduce the taxes I have to pay on his income? A. Yes. your deceased spouse's legal representative may contribute a certain amount to your late husband's RRSP. However, this must be done within 60 days of your spouse's death. You, or aid Sheu AE JE EE SEE SE oan