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a NS « wn oil Wy 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 12, 1985 Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales WECNESDAY MARCH 20 SALE TIME: 10:30 AM. Auction sale: 3550 WOLFEDALE ROAD, Unit 2, MISSISSAUGA (South off Burnhamthorpe Road, V2 miles west of No. 10 Highway). Large quantity office furniture, machine shop equipment, computer. Having received instruc: tions from COLLINS BAR: ROW LTD., Receiver Manager of ~~ AN: NUTRONICS MECHAN-: ICAL LIMITED, we are sup: plementing and clearing their assets. SHOP EQUIPMENT: U.D.F. 511. lathe, Ward No. 7 Capstan lathe, Monarch 3 ft. lathe, Victoria London milling machine, Progress SE drill press, Progress 3A drill press, Alba shaper, Roll-In bandsaw, Hein Werner 12 fon press, DeVilbiss § HP air com: pressor (like new), extra chucks for drill and lathes, 2 ton chain hoist, bench Inder, vises up to 8 inch, trong arm 2000 Ib. hoist, pallet truck, Blue-point air rachet, 18 inch Digit Dail caliper, AC-DC 250 amp welder, Linde 295 amp welder, welding torches and cart, numerous drill bits up to 2 inch reamers, taps up to 2 Inch, hand tools, gear pullers. wrenches, pipe enders etc., strapping machine nylon and steel. parts cleaner, 3/16 x § ft. x 5 ft. plate, 8 sheets 4x8 steel mesh, paint spray booth, platform scales, work ben: ches, carts, fire ex tinguishers, paint, micro mitres, clamps, pipe dies, brass stock, some Steel, plus numerous articles from machine shop. OFFICE FURNITURE: NEC Spin writer 7710 printer (almost new), Volker Craig monitor and keyboard, Westhead Associates POMB00 com: puter, 20 assorted desks, 20- 2 & 4 regular and lateral fil- ing cabinets, 4 typewriters. IBM Selectrics, Adler, bookcases, 22 secretary and desk chairs. 2 Xerox 3100 photocopiers, 2 steel draf ting tables with arms, Blueprint tile, storage cabinets, chequewriters, 2 drawer fire-proof lateral files, calculator, white board and green boards, 30 sec: tions of shelving plus many other articles. VEHICLES: 1978 GMC: | ton van (new motor-good tires). NOTE TIME: 10:30 a.m. Office Equipment selling first. Lunch available. Excellent sale. Plan to attend. TERMS: Cash or good che: que. Mclean Auction and Liquidations, Oshawa 686-3291 or 576-7550. Viewing Tuesday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. WEDNESDAY MARCH 20 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Holsteins Auction sale: Complete Crisan Dispersal, owned by CHRIS AND ANN AHRENS, Bailieboro, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux bridge, tario. 85 Head. Registerdd, Class., R.O.P. Tested, Free Listed. 8 Very Good, 43 cows, 15 bred heifers, 25 open heifers and calves, 6 Sheiks, 10 Stylists, balance by Warden, Citamatt, Triple Threat, Royalty. Astro Jet, and Legend. One of the nice Warden's selling is Warden Ruby born. December 2, 1982, from a VG Dam with 145 168 due in April A fancy VG Royalty milking 70 Ib and due in October to Shore Stylist A very tall VG Royalty with 170 BCA selling fresh in January with a heifer calf by Triple Threat, 2nd and 3 rd Dams also both Very Good. A VG Sheik due in August. Another feature is a Red 3 year old GP Jetstar projected at 2y (180 179) due in June to Triple Threat Her GP Dam has 171-188, 2nd Dam (VG-1*) with 203-208, rd Dam (VG-3*). The Ahrens' are going out of the dairy business due to ill health. Herd is well manag ed with good calving inter vals. Herd health is ex cellent. This herd has won a quality milk certificate for the past 2 years. The farm is for sale. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auc tions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. M12 MACHINE . Farm Holstein - TUESDAY MARCH 24 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale of farm stock, Implements and fur: niture, the of MUR: RAY DURWARD, Lot 1, Conc. 3, Mariposa Township, approximately $5 miles south of Manilla or 1 mile north of Sonya. 13 Head of Holstein, Hereford, Charolais and Simmental cows. 5 with calves by side, balance due in the spring. 3 ponies (good for children). M.H. No. 22 tractor (re-built motor), McCormick No. 46 baler, M.H. manure spreader, McCormick corn harvester, No. 16 single row (has been overhauled), Papec corn harvester box, rubber tired wagon and hay rack, Mohawk hay elevator (used 2 seasons) older hay elevator, 5000 bu. steel grain bin, McCormick plow 3 fur: row, Case hammer mill, belt or PTO, Massey Harris 20A seed drill, 5 section harrows, cultivator, A.C. mower 7 ft. side rake on steel, scraper blade, 2 sets of discs, corn elevator, J pt. post hole dig: ger, grain grinder, Supreme silo unloader for 14 ft. silo, dehorners, Pontiac chrome wire wheel discs, 13-14 and 15 inch, Pontiac mag wheels, Buick mag wheels, alr compressor, tires and many other articles. FUR: NITURE : office desks, dresser, book stand, chester: tield, coffee and end tables, fridge, dishes, TV, electric sewing machine, sealers and other articles. Farm sold. Terms cash or cheque with |.D. Sale at 12:30 p.m. Lunch available. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone 705-357-3270. Owner or Auctioneers will not be responsible: for any ac: cidents day of sale. M 19 THURSDAY MARCH 28 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Farm Machinery Auction sale- excellent line of farm equipment for BRUCE OLDHAM, R.R. 3, Mount Albert at Lot 9, Conc. 1. 1 mile east of Mount Albert and % mile south on Durham Road 30. J.D. 4440 tractor with cab and air- 20.8 x 38 duals, 2000 hours; J.D. 2130 tractor with 148 loader- 1700 hours; J.D. 3020 trac- tor: J.D. 4420 combine- 900 hours, fully equipped with air, am-fm with 15 ft. flex head tiger jaws; 4 row corn head with monitor; J.D. 8200- 21 run seed drill with depth bands and hyd. markers; J.D. 7000- 4 row corn planter with monitors and Insecticide; 2 Turnco gravity boxes- 285 bu. with sides and tarps- 9 ton wagons; J.D. 235 rock flex cushion gang centre fold disc- 20 ft. with 22 inch plates; Morris 24 ft. cultivator with wings and 3 bar harrows; Turnco 14 ft. packer with transport wheels; Loadmaster forage wagons: 10 fon gear J beater with roof; N.H. whirl-a-feed hi throw 60 inch blower; N.H: 79) spreader. 400 bu. tandem; Int. 54- 2 row potato planter; Allied auger 8 inch x 4) ft. PTO, Mayrath auger 4 inch x 16 ft' Mayrath auger 3 inch x 20 tt; 24 ft hay elevator with motor; fertilizer auger 6 inch x 14 tt; cement mixer Jpt' 4 wheel hay rake; 1955 Chev ¥ ton truck: flat deck 30.000 original miles; ; 15 ft Cadorette boat with 40 HP Mercury motor and trailer; wagon load of small goods. 300 round bales of clean wheat straw stored inside NOTE - An excellent line of farm machinery one owner stored insider most of this equipment was new on the farm in the last 5 years Machinery is ready for the field. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions. Uxbridge 416 852 3524 M 26 SATURDAY MARCH 30 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction sale selling at the Farm, Estate of FRED ENGLISH, RR. 3, Indian River, Ontario on Highway 7. 3rd line of Asphodel, 12 miles east of Peterborough, 6 miles west of Norwood Complete sale of cattle, machinery and real estate (Full details next week) Neil Malcolm, Sales Manager 416-986-4246 "MACH!" ZRY: SATURDAY MARCH 23 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale- the property of RALPH DUFFIE, Lot 21, Concession 1, Emily Township, 2 miles south of Fowler's Corners on "Highway 7 to 2nd line of Emily Township, 2 mile west on south side of road. Int. 624 diesel tractor, power steer: ing; Nuffield 1042 diesel tractor; Hydrein plow 3- 12's I pt.; Kewanee trail disc- 10 ft.; Better Built liquid manure tank, 1100 gal. PTO. New Holland 150 bus. single beater manure spreader PTO; M.F. No. 33 15 disc grain drill; John Deere T14 baler PTO; McKee 7 ft. snowblower PTO. 1972 Dodge | ton stake truck, rack 8 ft. x 12 ft. - custom tarp. 20 ft. bale elevator; 2drum roller; Tri ple K 10 ft. 27 tooth cultivator; Ford side rake 3 pt. PTO; 21 ft. grain auger - 4 inch; bin dryer; traller; feed cart; hand cart; 2 oil burner furnaces; roto-tiller; 56 heat lamps; sow feeders; pig feeders; creep feeders; creep waterers; drums; forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. STRAW: Ap- proximately 6000 bales wheat straw. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00p.m. Carl and-Greg Hickson, Auc- tioneers, Reaboro, Ontario. 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. Owner and Auctioneer will not be responsible for any public liability, property damage or Injury to the public in connection with this Auction Sale. M19 GIGANTIC Farm Equip- ment Monthly Clearance and Consignment Auction. Friday, March 22, 1985, 10 a.m. sharp. Sales held fourth Friday of each month. New and used equipment, in- cluding approximately 75 tractors, some industrial equipment, trucks, seeding equipment and over 200 pieces of all fypes of farm equipment, plus lawn and garden tractors. Special Note: This sale features several consignments from area farmers plus an ex- cellent line-up of our own in- ventory. Terms cash or good cheque day of sale. Not responsible for accidents on property. Lunch booth and trucking available. Tractors to be sold inside. Auctioneer- Clift Gilbert. One of On- tario's fastest growing mon- thly farm equipment con- signment auctions. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment, Highway No. 6, Wiarton, On- tario. Phone 519-534-1638 or 534-2980. SATURDAY MARCH 23 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. The Late JOEL REDDEN. 4 miles north of Campbeliford on No. 30 highway to Conc. 10 Seymour, then 1'2 miles west. (Watch for sign). M.F. 275 diesel tractor- approx: imately 200 hours, P.S. PTO, 3 pt. hitch; Tractor chains; 3 pt. hitch snow plow; New Holland 327 130 bushel manure spreader (PTO); Int. 3 furrow trip beamplow (3 pt. hitch); Sanderum 32 tooth cultivator with levellers (3 pt. hitch); 10 ft Cultipacker with two 5 ft. ex: tensions; M.F. 3 baler (PTO): Farmhand 5 wheel rake; 3 section finishing har rows; Blower (PTO): dual wheel trailer 20 ft. box; M.F. 7 tt. cut mower (3 pt. hitch); Krause 9 blade tiller (3 pt hitch); hay crimper: weed sprayer; tandem discs (3 pt. hitch): Cockshutt seed drill 15 run with grass seed box on rubber; Dunham all pur: pose seeder (3 pt. hitch): Glencoe sub tiller plow. Kneib pop up model 70 hay hauler special. J Farm King grain 'augers: Gehl grind all. tanning mill with bag ger. 20 ft bale elevator and motor. J pt hitchblades. 69 Ford 250 truck. (rng racks. Chisel plow. two wagons and Turnco boxes (175 225). Int 18 ft cultivator. Speed King 7 inch grain auger PTO and undercarriage, Int W.D 9 diesel tractor. MF 12 baler and thrower, 3 bale wagons; S furrow A.C plow 18 inch bottoms (auto reset). 40 ff bale elevator and undercarriage: Gehl ------ trough blower on wheels; New Holland 9 ft. haybine. TERMS: Cash or cheque with |.D. NOTE : This is the complete listing. Be sure to be on time. ROY AND ROD WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Box 883, Campbeliford. Phone 653-3533. M9 WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 Auction sale- the property of H. GRANT CONSTRUC- TION LTD., Bolsover, On- tario, 12 miles north-east of Beaverton to Bolsover. MACHINERY: 1979 John Deere 310A Loader- backhoe with ROPS cab- homemade fork; 1976 John Deere 350C | Crawler- Loader with 1981 John Deere backhoe- 18 inch bucket and fork; John Deere Frost Ripper: M.F. 135 gas tractor, multi-power, power steering; 1979 Int. tandem model 2775 Highway tractor- 290 Cummings diesel motor- 10 speed road ranger (Dyno test available): 1981 GMC Crew-Cab 350 gas truck, automatic 4x4, power steer- ing and brakes; 1980 Ford F150 Super Cab,4x4- 4 speed standard, pOWRr steering and brakes; 1976 Ford F350 automatic: 460 engine- posi- track, 12 ft. platform with racks; 1975 Ford F350- 360 motor-hoist, 11 ft. platform with stock rack, tarp, divider, loading shute; 1981 T.J. Welding 25 ton gaose neck float- 38 ft. with ramps and log bunks; 1973 Freuhauf 45 ft. flatbed with 5 ft. rack and 10 log bunks; 1975 P.H. post peeler PTO; 1975 GMC tandem dump truck 16 ft. steel box- single ram- certified; 2 Danuser hydraulic power units with augers: 1- 10-60"; 2- 147-60"; 1- 16'-60"; M.F. 8 HP garden tractor, hydrostatic drive- with snowblower, lawnmower, chains, complete saw mill- 50 inch saw PTO drive- 10 ft. carriage- sawdust con- veyor; 3 pt. cord wood saw; Ken air compressor- 3 pt. model; P175- PTO- 540 com- plete with air hose, rack drill and clay spade; 3 Homeline ; chain saws- model 330; Beaver Rockwell band saw- 10 inch; fence stretchers, hammers, fencing tools, wrenches, 2 inch air impact wrench, hoses, air chisel, chains, bear traps; Farmi 3 pt. hitch winch; 3 tool boxes- fit in 2 ton truck; 1 Atom chain saw auger attach- ment; 1 PTO cable roller; 1 PTO fence wire roller; 2 closed centre hydraulic valves; quantity va inch us- ed guide rail cable; quanti- ty used steel beam guide rail; quantity va inch cable- wooden spools; 1 set of 42 inch Record bolt cutters; 30 bundles wood shingles; 4-18 inch pipe wrenches; 2- PTO 540 shafts- fits John Deere 350 crawler tractor; Lewis winch for chain saw; Deer- born 2 furrow plough 3 pt.; many othér articles. PRO- PERTY NO. 1: Approx: imately 4.988 acres with 38 ft. x 60 ft. pole barn type with L28 ft. x 60 ft. Horse barn 22 ft. x 28 ft. with 16 ft. x 22 ft. L-log saw mill shed. Small equipment shed. Well fenc- ed. PROPERTY NO. 2: Ad- joining approximately 29.46 acres. Well fenced- pond. 2 entrances. TERMS ON PROPERTIES: 25 per cent down day of sale. Re: mainder cash on closing in 60 days or vendor will take back mortgage for half of total value at 11 per cent for 3 year open mortgage. Terms cash. No reserve. Bolsover Presbyterian Church Ladies will serve lunch. TOOLS AND SMALL ITEMS at 11:00 a.m. CON- STRUCTION EQUIPMENT at 12:30 p.m"PROPERTIES at 3:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ontario 705-324 9959 or 324-2774. Owner and Auctioneer will not be responsible for any public liability, property damage or injury to the public in connection with this Auction Sale M 19 WEDDING INVITATIONS and Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-7383 Weatherthwarts writer's trip to newspaper office Blackstock Area News by Joyce Kelly Last week this column was missing due to the terrible storm that struck last Monday - it was good to be missed. Five year old Rhys Kendell up early two weeks ago to report joyfully sighting the first robin of the season. I wonder how he spent those stormy days. Nancy Bryans along with the Fairey's and the Hancs of Bowmanville helped their Mom and Dad - Babe and Wilf Brown of Courtice move to their new home in McLaughlin Square recently. Many laughs were enjoyed, most of all the typographical error of '""Nancy's twin sister Virgy Fairey' a couple of weeks ago in this col- umn as Nancy is almost two years "older." The Bryans family gathered at the home of Rick and Patti Alpe on Sunday to help Bob celebrate his birthday. Birthday greetings, Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLaughlin, Nestleton were Monday dinner guests of Mrs. Marion Hodge to help Tommy celebrate his birt day. On Sunday Marion and Tommy travelled to Cobourg where they "spent the day with John and Linda Hodge and family also celebrating Tommy's birthday. Hap- py birthday, Tommy. Moira Fallis is looking very fit these days'and why not? She has return- ed from a Square Danc- ing Trip to Hawaii. Must have taken a lot of pro- menading to get that far from home. Last weekend seven- teen Cubs and four leaders spent a very wet camping time at Camp Samac. In spite of very unfavourable weather conditions, the boys en- joyed toboganninpg, cross country skiing and a volley ball tournament at Durham College. On Saturday evening Dave Ellis entertained the boys with his guitar while on Sunday they tried their fitness tests. On Thursday, Bob Bryans retired from General Motors after 321, years' service. Gord, Deb, Leanna and Patti were supper guests. Congratulations, Bob and best wishes for a very happy retirement. Can't imagine you are ready for the rocking chair yet, Bob! The Family Talent Night at the Blackstock United Church Saturday night was 3 success with many hidden talents be- ing exhibited. A good time was enjoyed by all. Nancy and Bob Bryans along with several other couples spent the weekend at Niagara Falls pretending they were in the far South. Daniel Dunk celebrated his first birth- day last Saturday with a family gathering at the home of his grand- parents, Mr.and Mrs. Bill Mantel of Burketon. Those attending in addi- tion to his parents, John and Betty Dunk were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ab- bott, Oshawa; Sheryl Ab- bott, Scugog Island; Michael Mantel and little Christopher VanDam, Burketon. . Public speaking is very much part of the scene these days. The following students represented their classrooms in the C.C.P.S. Public Speaking Contests - Michelle Mor- ton, Andrew Frew, Christie Corden, Arthur Schryburt, Leslie MacKenzie, Tanya Map- pin, Susan Kyte, Jody Logan, Melissa Haines, John Paul McLean, Sharri Masterson, Joel Schryburt, Jennifer Flet- cher, Tyler McKee, Erica Hiemstra, Kevin Gibson, Cindy Leach, Kris Bayley, and Esther Kelly. Top speakers in the Juniors were Leslie, John Paul and Michelle while Jennifer, Esther and Tyler took the top three places at the In- termediate contest. The Blackstock Lions held their second annual Public Speaking Contest at the Recreational Cen- tre on Wednesday, Feb. 27. Judges were Roy Turner, Blair Martyn and Rob Mairs. the con- testants were Esther Kelly, Erica Hiemstra, Kris Bayley, Melissa Haines, John Paul MacLean, Joel Schryburt and Chris Chorostecki. The winner Chris Chorostecki goes on to Mount Albert on Thursday, March 7. He will be accompanied by second place winner John Paul McLean. The Lions would like to thank the other speakers for their hard work and also Principal John Hinch for his support. On Sunday the Legion Public Speaking Contest was held in Port Perry. Local contestants were Michelle Morton, Leslie MacKenzie, Jennifer Fletcher, Esther Kelly and Bryan Beatty. Leslie won third place in the Grade 4, 5 and 6 section. Esther won third in the Grades 7 and 8 section while Bryan won first in the Grade 9 and 10 sec- tion. Congratulations to all the fine speakers who participated in all of these contests. Cartwright Central Public School was well represented at the an- nual Sunderland Music Festival the week of Feb. 18-22. The following in- strumental students par- ticpated in this festival: Grade 7 Flute Class - Shelly Frayer, Karen Doyle. Grade 8 Flute Class - Cindy Leach. Grade 7 Clarinet - Lisa Duchemin, Sheryl Gib- son, Jennifer Gawley, Connie Denault, Joan Gibson, Vicki Schryburt. Grade 8 Clarinet Class - Esther Kelly, Julie Byers. Grade 7 French Horn Class - Jennifer Fletcher. Grade 8 French Horn Class - Kevin Gibson. Grade 7 - Trumpet Cla.s - Erica Hiemstra, Bryan Green. Grade 8 Trumpet Class - Kevin Vine, Jeff Bed- dome, Shawn Hoskin, Chris McConnell. Grade 7 - Bari- tone/ Trombone Class - Aaron Lishman, Danielle Millson, Tom Ware. Thursday, February 28 the first place winners returned to Sunderland to play in the Festival of Stars and to receive their trophies. Those atten- ding were Shelly Frayer, Lisa Duchemin, Aaron Lishman and Jennifer Fletcher. Many piano students also par- ticipated including three in the special class for students under 12 with less than 2 years ex- perience - Joanne Boyce - 1st; Julie Corden - 2nd; and Andy Mackie. Dana Russell was in the Older 'Beginners Class 10 years and under. Dan and Louise Swain and Jim and Susan Swain enjoyed a week's holiday in Barbados. The Blackstock U.C.W. General Meeting was held in the C.E. Room on the afternoon of Feb. 27 with 21 ladies present. After dessert, president Marion Larmer gave the ladies a warm welcome by reading a poem "Friendship." Worship service was conducted by Ruby VanCamp - "reading from Psalm 96 followed by a story "Faith is the best Medicine". A hymn was sung-' 'We Shall Over- come." " Grace Hall presented the program - "The Presbyterian Church .in the Republic of Korea" and compared its work with the purpose of our church. We discussed "Amnes- ty International" and voted a donation. Among the announcements was a reminder of the Oshawa Presbyterial to be held March 19 ir Kingsview United Church. On Wednesday Mrs. Belle Werry, Neil and Eleanor Werry attended the funeral of Belles niece and Neil's cousin Mrs. Bessie Ackison in Peterborough. Neil was one of the pallbearers. On Thursday Lions Ken Lee and Mike Dear- born took the two speakers from Blackstock to the Zone Finals in Sharon. Chris Chorostecki placed se- cond in the Boy's Section and will proceed to the District Competition in Stouffville on April 2. Good luck Chris. It's that time again. Blackstock Minor Hockey's Great 50's Dance on Sat., March 23 at the Rec Centre for one -bf the best rock and roll (Turn to page 33)