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Port Perry Star, 1 Oct 1985, p. 24

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-- -- - Warm welcome or new minister -; 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 1, 1985 Greenbank and Area News by Muriel Gibson On Saturday, September 28th, Sharon and Angus Meisner along with Ray and Heidi, attended their daughter Dawn's graduation ceremony at Convocation Hall, University of Toronto. Dawn graduated from the Diagnostic Radiography Program at the Toron- to Institute of Medical Technology. Also attending this special occasion were several family members and friends from Kirkfield, Agincourt, Scarborough, Port Perry and Oshawa. A lovely banquet and dance was held afterwards at the Acadian Court, Simpson's Tower. - Congratulations Dawn' Raymond and Jean Kerry attend- ed the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Fred and Peggy Ashton of Ashburn. About 40 relatives and friends en- joyed a hayride and corn roast at Brian and Darlene Gibson's on Sunday The October meeting of UC W will be held at the Church on Oc- tober 9 Mr and Mrs. Van de Walker will be showing slides of the Holy Land Rachel and Armour McMillan, Ross and Marie Cookman visited on Friday evening with Marion and Frank Innes of Sunderland. It was Frank's 82nd birthday. Jack and Margaret Couper- thwaite were entertained by Marion and Les and family at Orillia on Saturday on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary Mr and Mrs Wm Stone and Mrs Margaret Real attended the funeral of their friend, Rev Gordon Baulch of Barrie last Thursday. The Induction Service of Rev David Shepherd held at the Church on Sunday evening was attended by members of Lindsay Presbytery, and representatives of Seagrave, Pinedale and Greenbank congrega- tion. At a social hour following the service a warm welcome was ex- tended to the Shepherd family now living in Greenbank Manse. Both church choirs are needing more members. Public school age children who enjoy singing please meet at Church on Wednesdays from 4-4:45 p.m. Senior choir prac- tise on Thursdays at 8 p.m. Bible study this week will be on Thursay, October 3 at 6:45 p.m. at the Manse. For this series of meetings, we are using Janet Silmans study topics from the "Observer." Guests at Don and Helen McKeans this week was Mr. and Mrs Vernon Hunter and friends of Lucknow. And Helen has a great grandson, his name is Phillip Tye, son of Lee and Douglas Carver of Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Phone your news in next week to 985-7712. J LICENCE TO FLY AN MIDWAY MOTORS LTD. IRCICIONDIVIATe FISTS 1 ll = AAA IN { 0)Y, 668-6828 ECONO PAK MEAL EVERY FRI. SAT. a SUN. 9 pieces of golden chicken Pp f ily french fries 2med. salads of your choice Dixie CHICKEN & SEAFOOD Phone ahead ... for faster service! 136 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 985-9009 Auction Sales TUESDAY OCTOBER 15 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Large auction sale of farm machinery, J tractors, combine, tools etc., the pro: perty of SERGIO GALANTE. Lot §. Conc 3, Mariposa Twp. Ya mile north of Sonya and 2 miles east or 1'2 miles south of Little Britain and 3 miles west MACHINERY : Belarus 800 tractor with cab 1100 hours, John Deere 710 tractor and loader rebuilt mo or. Ferguson tractor with mower attached. John Deere combine corn special 3 row 32 inch new motor, J D. 2 row corn planter; Moridge grain dryer 300 bu. portable; Triple K cultivator 10 ft., M F_ plow: 4 furrow 14 inch; Farmhand mix mill PTO. grain elevator 40 ft. Allied P10; 6 inch New Idea liquid manure tank 1100 gallon. McCormick 46 baler; portable grain grinder; 2 grain augers 20 and 40 ft.. Ferguson 10 ft. cultivator; Lely fer: tilizer spreader. A.C wheel disc 12 f1.; 2 gravity grain boxes with wagons; rubber tired wagon and hay rack; M.H. manure spreader; 3 sec of harrows; side rake on steel; 3 pt. hitch sprayer: 22 ft. boom 200 gal. tank. power lift cultivator on steel; Sedore snowblower; 3A .C. high pressure washer, cement mixer '2 yd- 3 pt.. air compressor; Lincoln welder 225 amp; welding torches. grain buncher; hay elevator 30 ft., J.D. posthole auger 8 inch; 3 grain bins- 3500 bu. each; com plete assortment of tools for a small workshop; chicken picker; Petersime in- cubator cap; 500 turkey eggs or 1000 pheasant eggs. rabbit cage wire; roto WIRELESS REMOTE! tiller; 4x4 electric tan for barn or greenhouse; electric ventomastic for pig-pen. 10 ton grain storage tank, wheelbarrow; trailer; quantity of scrap andold cars; rafters for a 60 ft. shed. 32 ft wide, 100 sq. of steel roofing for same. 60 sq. used aluminum, tibreglass pig feeders. 500 gal. water tank, gas generator; 5 ton hoist. Giving up farm: ing. Farm is sold. Terms cash or che- que with I.D. Sale at 10 a.m. Small goods and tools first. Lunch available. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioners 705-357-3270 or 745-8470. ' os ONTARIO THANKSGIVING Weekend. DJ-Kilmorlie Simmentals Fall Produc: tion Sale. October 12th, 1985, 12 Noon at Kilmorlie Farms, Bradford, Ontario 705-458-4333. Expect another super offer: ing from DJ-K. With the number of females they have to choose from, you know there will be some great ones. Kingfield Simmental Production Sale, October 12th, 1985 at Kingfield Farms, King City, Ontario 416-773-4472. Kingfield Farms is one of the oldest Simmental breeding establishments in North America. National Capital Joint Produc: tion Sale, October 13th, 1985, 12 Noon at Hobb's Sale Arena, Ashton, Ontario. Look for another excellent offering from these Eastern Ontario and Quebec breeders. For catalogues and informa- tion contact: Transcon Livestock Inc., No 140, 1935- 32nd Ave., N.E., Calgary, Alta. T2E 7C8; 403-250-2990. BIG NEWS IN VIDE. THE LATEST FROM HITACHI: VT63 A NEW STYLE WITH DETACHABLE THURSDAY OCTOBER 17 Large auction sale of antique fur niture, Mason and Risch apartment size piano, Thomas (California model) elec tric organ with 2 keyboards- 5 years, glassware, china, Cranberry, Dresden, Moorecroft etc. -- This sale con- sists of another consignment from Toron to. This is the same home that we sold the furniture from in Beaverton on September 10th along with another con- signment from a local estate. NOTE Most of furniture and china are antique 9 piece oak dining room suite, mahogany tables, Victorian sofa, needle- point on chairs, bow-front desk etc. This sale will be held in the Sunderland Arena. Detailed list next week. A sale well worth attending - one of the nicest offerings of the year. Reg and Larry Johnson Auc- tioneers. Phone 705-357-3270 or 745-8470. NEED PHOTOCOPIES? We can do them for you! Letter, Legal & Ledger. Reduced & Enlarged. 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