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yrs Arai gy Ro ET "oar . ' o J REG | re ' ' Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales THURSDAY JUNE ¢ SALE TIME: 6:3 P.M. Auction Sale at Orval Mclean Auction Centre, Lindsay - good {urniture, ap pliances, some antiques, property of MRS. LUCILLE DOWNEY, R.R.5, Lindsay (giving up housekeeping) Singer desk mode! sewing machine, double wardrobe, good modern bedroom suite with triple dresser, chest, good bax and mattress, . bicycles, 2 good chrome sets, childs desk, deluxe bunk -beds with mates drawer, good Maytag auto washer and matching dryer. vacuum with powerhead. antique chairs, modern brown chesterfield, electric lawn mower, green Frigidaire 2 door refrigerator and matching 30 inch auto elect stove, good Woods freezer, baby carriage, 48 inch cont bed on frame, barbeque, small ap pliances, cooking utensils, china, small meat slicer, electric broom, also consign ed good 9 pc. older dining room suite, small tables, chests, dressers, painting, nearly new beige 12 X 15 rugs and smaller rugs, quantity insulated chimney, R. C.A. portable colour television, 9 X 12 new rug, component stereo, gold auto electric stove, store wall clocks, rollaway," tishing equipment. Special: tallors' equipment, blindstitch machine, Singer slant nee: dle sewing machine, Nickers sewing machine, commercial steam iron, an tique pump organ, Royal Doulton figurines etc. Don't miss this good sale. To list your sale or consignments call Orval McLean Auctions 324 27813. . TUESDAY JUNE I SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Cornells Auction Barn Auction sale: dining room extension table; china cabinet buffet combination; washstand; Maytag wringer-washer; chester: field: maple rocking chairs; dining room chairs; swivel rockers; spin washer; roll-a- way beds. parlour tables; portable and console colour televisions; k) HP lawnmowers; Quebec heater; modern dressers and chests of drawers; flat- top trunks; quantity of hand tools. Don Cornell Avuc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Bri tain 705-786-2183. FRIDAY JUNE 14 SALE TIME: 10 AM. Auction Sale Largest Farm Machinery Consignment Sale, Norwich, Ontario, Friday, June 4, 1985. 10 a.m. (Sales con ducted second Friday each month) Approximately 150.175 tractors plus all types of farm equipment Consignments welcome For more information call (519) 424 9998 or (519) 424 9093 Proprietors K.S. Hamuleckl and Sons SATURDAY JUNE 8 SALE TIME: 10:30 AM. Auction sale the estate of the late CHARLES E CHERRY, 340 Verdun Road. Oshawa (Ritson and Olive area Watch for signs) Household items, furniture, coln collection. 1977 Pontiac, Westinghouse F F fridge. 24 inch range. Hotpoint auto washer, Frigidaire dryer. dehumidifer, J plece bedroom suite, cedar chest. 14K gold pocket watch, 3 old oil paintings, oil lamps. | BM punch clock (working). 7 piece walnut dining room suite, Victorian carved walnut settee, 8 x 10 oriental handmade carpet. Phillips colour TV, macrame. quilt, bedding. 4 piece chester field. coin collection, Ken more vacuum, wardrobe, 2 chest of drawers, 2 kerosene lamps, desk, old radio, fern stand. fountain, Carnival and Depression glass, plat ters, dishes, pots and pans. Sears automatic sewing machine, 2 old wall phones. army phone. train set. pressure pump. tools. Rockwell table saw, roto tiller, lawnmower, umbrella set. 100 ft extension cord. sleigh bells, hand fools. elec tric tools, garden tools, 1977 Pontiac Ventura good NOTE TIME: 0:30 am Good sale Plan to attend Ross Mclean Auctioneer. 576-7550. Ontario's \ 640 2487 FRIDAY JUNE? SALE TIME: 6:00 PM. Cornelis Auction Barn Auction sale- 8 round oak pedestal table (w.. leaves). solid walnut tea: wagon; Victorian bonnet chest; oak library desk; oak china cabinet (glass 3 sides); antique ash dresser; Boston rockers; pine washs- tand; 7 piece wainut dining room suite; parlour chairs; metal filing cabinet; quanti ty of antique picture frames; antique walnut writing desk; 5S HP Evinrude outboard motor; a garden dump wagon; M.F. 7 HP garden tractor and a 10 HP Sears riding. lawnmower; Honda 750 motorcyle; 14 ct. gold diamond ring. fibreglass truck cap for a ton Datsun; 1940 Hudson 4 door car, completely restored and certified; quantity otf hand tools, china and glass. Don Cornell Auc- tioneer, R.R. 1, Little Bri- tain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY JUNE ¢ SALE TIME: 12 Noon Auction Sale of antiques, furniture, tools, the proper: ty of PEARL AND THE LATE ED. BROWNS BERGER on Hwy. 48, a mile south of Stouffville Road, included 7 plece din- ing suite with round table, 2 pine cupboards, Harvest table. dressers, beds, flower stands, tables, chairs, rocker, old radios, crocks, colour T.V., set dishes, chesterfield, assortment of dishes, Quebec heater, Horse blanket, washing machine, sewing machine, pots, pans, drill press, plan: ner, table saw, mortice machine, 2 gas engines, lad ders, nalls, riding mower, roto tiller, lawn roller, 9 blocks black cherry, wood planes, assortment tools, many other items. Terms cash. Sale at 12 noon. Norm "and Phil Faulkner, Earl Gouslin Auctioneers. THURSDAY JUNE 13 SALE TIME: ¢ P.M. Auction Sale - of Farm Machinery, Cattle and Truck Camper the property of DON AND DOREEN ASHBRIDGE, R.R. 3, Port Perry. 1 mile East of Port Perry on 7A Hwy to Reg. Rd 7. North 2 mile then east '2. mile on Conc. 6. MACHINERY: MF 65 trac tor 3 PH, MF 35 tractor 3: PH, Sedor loader, NH 273 baler and thrower, 488 NH 9 tt. haybine, 2 bale thrower wagons, 3 furrow Ferg. plough, 8 ft. cultivator 3 ph, 5 #1. double disc McCormick side rack, hay crimper, chain harrows, 7 ft. scraper blade. JD post hole auger. " NH bale elevator and motor, 16 ft. grain auger, 6 ft. McKee snow blower, good cond.. quantity of lumber, Stuart clippers, approx. 450 bales of hay. TRUCK CAMPER - 942 ft. Real Lite. self-contained - sleeps 4, plus tools and other small items CATTLE 13 Cross bred cows, due in June, | pure bred 3 yr. old Simmental bull, 1 yearling calf Household items will sell at a later date in August Terms - cash or good cheque with | D.NOTE : Farm Sold Owner or auctioneer will not be responsbile for accidents or injuries in connection with this sale Auctioneers, Don and Phil Cochrane, 985 2788 SATURDAY JUNE 1$ SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction Sale of household contents at the property of DOUG AND MARIE FIN BOW, 15? Victoria Dr . Ux bridge. Ont. including SS Grew Super Sport Boat. 50 H P. Mercury motor. 76 Chev Nova. Philco fridge. kitchen extension table with chairs. Jensen upright piano, bedroom suite. 2 chesterfields. stereo with stand. 14inch T V , desk and chair. dehumidifier. chairs. tables. lamps. round picnic table with umbrella, 2 elec tric weed eaters. lawn mower, wheel barrow. 10 ft extension T V tower. large number of garden tools assorted workshop equip ment and tools. exercise bike. antique wall hangings. plus many other items too numerous to mention. All items in good condition GF K Auctioneers 985 9027 ' 416-852 1524 SATURDAY JUNE ¢ SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale clearing auc tior of farm machnery, car, and various miscellaneous items for BEASLEY FARMS, Myrtle, Ontario located | mile west of Hwy 12 on Myrtle Road, approx: imately 5 miles north of Brooklin. Selling in part: Super 1124 4-wheel drive tractor, N.H. hay rake, dou: ble disc, Norcan 4 furrow plow, cultivator, M.F. seed drill, cultipacker, harrows, various hay wagons w/racks, 6 ton flat bed trailer, irrigation pump system w/many feet of pipe. galvanized water troughs, augers, mineral feeder and horse masher, snowblowers, manure spreader, 3 pth sprayer, 250 |b. anvil, oat roller, scales, lawnmower, Yamaha Tri-Moto 175 (3 years old), canoe, 6 televi- sions, fire extinguisher, electric typewriter, sheep pens, monkey cage, fence posts, 1975 Olds Cutlass car good running order, and other miscellaneous. Terms: cash or good cheque. No reserve. Farm sold. Henry Kahn, Auctioneer 985-8161. J4 THURSDAY JUNE 13 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction Sale - giving up tarming the property of WATSON MURRAY Lot 20, Con. 7, Seymour Township, 4 miles north and east of Campbeliford on Con. 7 (Watch for signs). M.F. 255 diesel tractor S0h.p., P.T.O.. 3 pt. hitch, P.S. with Allied 450 front end loader In ex- cellent condition (approx. 1000 hrs.); Tractor chains (16.9 X 30); J.D. 24 T baler (good shape); M.H. No. 11 side delivery rake on steel; M.H. 13 run seed drill on steel with grass seed box (good); Kongskilde triple K 29 tooth cultivator (like new); Hay-o-vater bale elevator (25 ft. with exten: sion); McCormick Deering forage harvester (P.T.O.):; McCormick manure spread- er ground drive; 5 section of finishing harrows, 2 even- ers; Farmhand bale bun: cher; Otaco wagon and flat rack (good); Int. 4 furrow trip beam plow adjustable bottoms, 3 pt. hitch (good); Geo. White grain auger; 3 drum roller; Stewart clip: pers; Del aval double wash sink; Stainless steel pail and strainer; 2 Universal single milker units; Truck wagon; Set of sleighs; Mc.D. elec: tric cream separator (900 ibs.); Drums; 30 and 40 gal. milk cans; Ends for M.F_ lift arms; Bar for lift arms; Barb wire; Baler twine; Some tools; Electric prod; | Quantity of Pine 2 inch lumber (2 X 4, 2 X 6); Harness, collars, breaching; Grain dryer: Hoof trim mers: Chain tighteners; Neck Yokes; Whipple trees; Barn jack: Forks and shovels; Int. plow points (new). Cattle trainers; Steel fence posts; Electric fence controller; Roy and Rod Williams, Auctioneers, Box -883, Campbeliford. Phone (705) THURSDAY JUNE 13: SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture and Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques from the Estate of the late HOWARD LEASK, Uxbridge and LIN- DA KRENELKA, Port Perry. Selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge. In: cluding Zenith colour televi- sion with remote control (1 year old); Hosier cupboard; dressers; 4 wooden chairs, Paragon china (set of 8), an: tique dishes: including Nipon, partial set of Bridal Rose china: lamps; linens and tools; also Frigidaire refrigerator; Kitchen Aid portable dishwasher 9 piece dining room suite. Granorgan electric chord organ. washstand, quilts; Kirby vacuum; chesterfield and chair; § plece maple bedroom suite: several small tables; rocker. anti que oak parlour chair; Dun can Phyfe table and chairs, baker's table. coal oll lamp. antique Captain's chair. waterbed frame. 2 8 ft x 4 ft. doors. Life Light riding lawnmower. tools, plus many other items Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge Jn 653-3533 WEDNESDAY JUNE 1 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction Sale - Livestock, implements and antique fur- niture, free listed grade Holstein Cattle, Milking equipment, Dion Threshing Machine, Int. binder, Democrat, Town Cart, Wooden wheeled wagon. 2 rubber tired wagons with racks, turnip sowers, turnip dumps, turnip pulpers. walking ploughs, Cockshutt grinder, pine harvest table, oak table, pine cupboard. cherry wood cupboard, the property of MILTON STEPHENSON, Lot 1, Con- cession 10, Manvers Township, 12 miles east of Port Perry on Hwy. 7A to Cartwright Boundary and | mile north or 4 miles west of Hwy. 35 on Hwy. 7A and 1 mile north. MACHINERY: Dion Threshing Machine 22-38 - long feeder, Dion Threshing machine for parts, 120 ft. drive belt 6 inch, 100 ft. drive belt 7 inch, Int. 7 ft. binder, 2 Int. binders for parts, 2 sets of bob sleighs, Hay tedder, 2 horse drawn cultivators, M.H. 6 blade tiller, Int. 3 - 11's ace bottom trail plough, Cockshutt 6 ft. power mower - full trail, Wooden wheeled wagon, 2 rubber tired wagons with racks, Democrat, Town cart, 2 tur- nip sowers, 2 turnip pulpers, 2 turnip dumps, 3 single walking ploughs, Fanning mill, Quantity of horse-col- lars, Quantity of horse harnesses, John Deere manure spreader - ground drive, M.H. manure spreader, Set of 4 section harrows, 3 sets of flex har- rows, 3 scufflers, 1 scuffler,' Whiffler tries, Neck yokes, Corn - binder, small cultivator, Cockshutt grinder, De Laval 35 can Bulk Milk Tank, 4 De Laval units, 4 Surge units, 3 stainless steel strainers, Renfrew electric separator, 5 stainless steel pans, Forks, shovels, chains, numerous other articles too numerous to mention. FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES: Antique pine harvest table, Pine cup board, Antique cherry wood cupboard, number of wooden beds, Iron bed, 3 rocking chairs, oak kitchen table, cream cans, set of chime bells, 12 wooden chairs, dresser, butter bowl, churn, antique irons, drop leaf table, some dishes, Gramaphone, Findlay cook stove, 3 sap evaporator pans, Singer sewing machine, egg crates, record player, picture frames, 3 mirrors, wooden windows, quart bottles, crocks, jars, television, very large quan- tity of household and antique items. CATTLE: Free | Listed Herd, 27 Grade Hols- tein cows in all stages of lac: tation - 14 fresh and in full flow, 4 due June, July, 3 due September, 6 due October and November, 1 Jersey cow - fresh 2 mos. - rebred, 20 Grade Holsteins heifers 1'2 yr. old - open, 1 Jersey heifer rising 1'2 yr. old, 7 Holstein heifer calves, 1 Jersey calf, Herd dairy test 3.9. A free listed herd - bred to unit sires. Terms cash. No Reserve. Furniture Sale at 11:00 a.m.; Machine Sale at 1:00 P.M.; Cattle Sale at 2:30 PM. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. (705)324-9959 or 324-2774. Owner and Auc- tioneer will not be responsbile for any Public Liability, Property Damage or Injury to the Public in connection with this Auction Sale WEDNESDAY JUNE )? Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of DON J. SMITH, 12 miles east of Kirkfield, on Hwy 48 (just before Shelamar Restaurant). Double door fridge: electric stove; round oak dining room table, § chairs and buffet; 6 plece walnut dining room suite; antique oval parlour table; 3 bedroom suites; washer/ dryer. boat; motor. power lawnmower etc. Detailed list next week Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers "ly 9th Conc.), SATURDAY JUNE 15 SALE TIME: 10:00 AM. Auction sale clearing auction of antique and con- temporary furniture, glass, china, collectables, farm machinery, lumber etc. The property of THOMAS HARPER, located Picker: ing sideline No.2, 1 mile south of Myrtle Rd. (former - between Balsam and Ashburn, | conc. west of Durham Rd. No.23. Partial list includes: 8 pc. Fr. prov. dining room set; antique tea wagon; Q.A. ladies writing desk; carved coffee and end tables; vic: torian parlour table; 2 pc. Fr. prov. sofa set; 2 cedar chests; '2 sofa beds: old rockers; loveseat w/down cushions; antique what-not; dressers; chests of drawers; pine blanket box: old kit chen dining tables; washs- tand: 5 pc. kitchen set; pr. East Lake chairs; gateleg tables: old kitchen cup: board; trunks; spool bed: dining and odd chairs; various standing and table lamps; old radios; 6 pc. toilet set; old records; pic- ture frames; childs billiard table; office desks; filing cabinets; brass pcs.; wicker arm chairs; R.S. Prussia dish; set of English china dishes; collectable glass; Gilson freezer; Kenmore fridge w/icemaker (12 yrs. old); G.E. 4 burner self cleaning stove; G.E. washer; radio/record player; sewing machine; bar; etc.; M-F 135 diesel tractor; M-F double disc; M-F brush cutter; M-F blade; 3 furrow plows; cultivators; sets of harrows; seed and fert. drills; auger; hay wagon w/racks; stone boat; wire and snow fence; garden tools; ladders; farm tools; quant. of fertilizer; old barn boards; quant. of firewood; and other misc. items. Machinery sells at 1:00 p.m. Term cash or good cheque. No reserve. Farm sold. Refreshments available. Henry and Gayle Kahn Auctioneers -- 985-8161. Thanks by Margaret Meunier The success the C.W.L. of Port Perry has con- tinued to enjoy can only be attributed to the in- terest and effort of its members. In this respect, I would like to Races (From page 22) Albert) 2:39:13; Chris Carr (Seagrave) - previous record 2:40:30 - Jammer and Bateman 1980; 2nd Eldon Sears (Seagrave); 2:50:46; Kris Lavereau (Seagrave); 3rd Mike Griffin (Pt. Perry) 3:02:59; Tyler Philp (Pt.Perry). Girls - 14 and under: 1st Jane Ann McGill (Seagrave) 3:28:44, Natalie Rodway (Port Perry). Family "C" 1st Michael Brock (Port Perry) 2:43:35, Peter Brock (Port Perry); 2nd Ralph French (Scugog Is.) 2:43:46; Andrew French (Scugog Is.). | Special Award - **John Jackson Kane' Trophy: Mark Kendall - 5:23:46; Tim Allsopp. Awards to Tourist Class - chosen by lot, donated by Port Perry Phar- macy, Brock's Dept. Store, Scugog Island Marina, Lake Scugog Historical Society and Canoe the Nonquon Committee. York Canoe was won by Shelley Davidson of R.R. 3. Port Perry. Oops! quorum as PTA meets The May meeting of the R.H. Cornish Parent- Teacher Association took place on Tuesday, May 14, 1985. At least it should have taken place but because of a lack of a quorum, the members who were there were unable to transact any business. May we make an appeal at this time to all members of the Board of Directors - please try to attend the June meeting on Tues- day, June 11, 1985 at 7:30 p.m. in the school library and if you cannot attend, please phone the chair- man, Mr. Art Matthews, prior to that date. Mr. H. Keizebrink gave a report on behalf of the administration and the following are the highlights: 1. Copy of the Facilities Plan Review from the Durham Board of Education is available at the principal's office in R.H. Cornish. = This reviews facilities. in Ep- som, Cartwright and Greenbank in addition to Port Perry. This con- cerns plans for school ac- commodation and is of vital importance to every family with children either in or about to be in the school system. 2. There will be four more portables added to R.H. Cornish this year bringing the total to eleven. The meeting in September of the Parent- Teacher Association will mark the end of a year for some of the directors who will have to be replaced. If any parents would be interested in serving on the Board of Directors, please phone the school to leave your name and telephone number and you will be contacted in the fall. Bridge Club to shutdown The first year of th orugog Duplica te Bridge u 1S winding down, for Summer, after an ex- thank Cathy Ayott for her time and contribu- tion as president of our association during the past two years. I am also pleased to welcome the newly appointed members of our ex- ecutive. Our new presi- dent is Louise Hartney, our vice-president, Ann * Leerling, our secretary, Cris Ruesink and our treasurer, Joe Overgoor. I'm sure all the members of the C.W.L. are looking forward to working closely with these people in order to achieve our goals. Certainly our first venture under the new executive was delightful and nourishing - the pot luck supper was scrump- tious and certainly af- forded all members a most pleasant and relax- ing evening. Congratulation are in order here for the grand winner of the "Hot Potato' game. Elsa Schilling won the game. Her prize? -- a box of turtles! During the months ahead, there is much work to be done. I trust that we will all support our new executive in working towards the development of a humanistic community. tremely successful season. The Tuesday evening play will be discontinued until fall. Play will continue Tues- day afternoons as usual at Emiel's Place throughout June, except for June 11th: there will be no bridge that day. June 25th will be the last afternoon session until fall. Plans for the coming year will be published in the Port Perry Star at that time. May 21st Winning Scores: 4 table Howell movement, average 31% points. Afternoon: Isla Lindo and Joyce Heard - 41 points; Violet and Regis Hanley - 39 points; Stanley Malcolm and Harold Brown - 33 points. Evening: Howell movement, average 18 points: Tied for first with 221%, points: Mary Taylor and John Bardeleban; Doris Phinney and Otto Czilok; Audrey and Peter Francis - 20% points; Bonnie and Jack Davies - 19 points. More results Winning Scores June 28: 4 table Howell - Average 31%: 1. Barb Bracken and Norma Kenny - 39; 2. Kath Burley and Gin Clifford - 38; 3. Ida and Joe Hurtig - 36%. No bridge June 18. TEER . + . al AN: ck odin EE a ona Nic Sn NGA i dc EN col i