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da TT TTITITTTTTTI INNER - " wo 48 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Suestiey, A May 5, 1987 AUCTION SALES et "TUESDAY MAY "" SALE TIME: 10:00 AM. Exceptional Estate Auction 870 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby (V2 mile east of Thickson Road) Auction sale: the Estate of ihe late J E. NICKSON of Oshawa & WINDY HILL ANTIQUES of Richford., Vermont, US. A. operated by the late MRS. JE NICKSON, moved to our barn to be cleared. Consisting of roll top desk with fiatback top original lead' glass door, oak bow front china cabinet, large inlaid walnut china cabinet buffet bow front glass (very unusual), early pine sideboard, bow front mag sideboard, English walnut flat back, round ocak table (carved feet), marble top bar mirrored back (circa 1865), round table 6 legs, marble Victorian wash stand, oak extension table, super Victorian chair (circa 1850), Vic torian chest of drawers, banded burl walnut 3 door bookcase ornately carved, 9 piece Mission oak diner, 8 piece QA. diner {mint), Art Nouveau China: Etagere (exceptional), cherry fireplace mantle, 2 pine stain glass windows, small oak chest of drawers, Victorian mirrors, Vic: torian shaving mirror, cradle, several parlour tables, several odd chairs, Coronation glass, plates etc., Limoges, Royal Doulton sets, Carnival glass-blue & white, Moorecroft large selec- tion, Cranberry wine glasses, tumblers. bowls, pitchers, Amterish vases, Shelley cups & saucers, Royal Worchester pieces 1876, pink lustre plates, Depres- sion glass- green, pink & blue: targe selection, Birk's silver brass candle sticks (old). sterling silver pieces. Art Nouveau rose bowls, Nippon, sterling silver 'spoon sets. jewellery some good pieces with appraisals plus many ~ other articles. NOTE 'TIME: 10:00 a.m. This is an excellent sale of glass, approx. 600 pieces & "some quality pieces of furniture. Plan to attend. Viewing: Monday | from 1 pm. to 8 pm. Ross . McLean Auctioneer 576-7550; Tor. Line 686-3291. WEDNESDAY MAY 1 13 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Victoria's Monthly Holstein Consignment Sale at Hickson _ Sales Arena, RR. 2, Lindsay, On- tario. Approx. 100 head of Registered & Grade Holstein females in all stages of lactation. Always a chance to upgrade your herd. For consignments or fur ther information contact Sales Of- fice 705-324-8311; John Buckley 324 4017. Gail Snodden 357-3237: Cliff Lillico 439-2380; Wade Reeds 3249627. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario 324-9959. NOTE : Our next regular sale is Wednesday even: ing. June 10th, af 7:30 pm. M5 pine SATURDAY MAY 14 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction sale- selling the proper ty of MRS. DAVID McLEAN, first house south of Blackstock on OLD Reg. Road 57. 14 miles north of Bowmanvilie. Westinghouse fridge, 24" Moffat stove, Mason & Riche piano & bench, coloured TV with remote control, oid D.R table-6 chairs, set of 4 chairs, desk with brass pulis, old clocks, chesterfield & chair, double water - bed, bookcase, china cabinet, dressers, old sideboard. wash stands, hall table, low boy dresser, tapestry, lamps, old counter scales, some dishes in cluding Blue Willow, old hand knitting machine, jars, crocks. MACHINERY: 484 Int. tractor with 3 P.H., disc & plough, N.H. 66 baler with PTO, White G.T. 1050 riding lawnmower 42°° cut, honey extractor, roto-tiller, air compressor, Sureweld arc welder & cables, Remington chain saw, grease pump, grinder, table saw, small garden tractor with at- tachments, 14' boat with motor & trailer, lumber-pine tongue & groove, push gas lawnmower, block & tackle, ladders, large quantity of garden & hand tools, plus many more useful items. Lunch available. Owner & Auc- tioneer will not be responsible for accidents or injuries in connection with this sale. Auctioneers: Don & Phil Cochrane 985-2788. SATURDAY MAY 23 ; SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. N.onthly Consignment Sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. 'Accepting tractors, farm machinery, boats; recrea- tion vehicles, motorcycles, riding lawnmowers, trucks, cars, campers, 'construction equip- ment, shop tools etc. CONSIGN BY MAY 9. Bring to barn or phone 324- 2783 Mclean Auc- tioneers. TM 12 90 HOLSTEINS SELLING AT THE MALMONT FARMS SALES ARENA, BLACKSTOCK, ON- TARIO, THURSDAY MAY 21 AT 12 NOON. Special features will be - announced later. There will be something for everyone, so come early and support your EAST- CENTRAL ONTARIO MARKET PLACE. Lunch available. For en- tries phone Larry Hadlock 705-357-3237; - Robin Parish 705-439-2173; Neil Malcolm, sale manager 416-986-4246 ar 5611. "SATURDAY MAY 23 10:00 A.M. Auction sale at Utica United Church. Some contents of this 1871 Church as well as a broad selec- tion of collectibles & household items. More details next week. For information call 852-7433 or 852-6798. Mie 'heifers. 2 herd sire WEDNESDAY MAY 13 SALE TIME: 10:00 AM Consignment machinery sale at the new PETERBORO AUCTION CENTRE, 2 miles east on Hwy. 7, Peterboro. selling farm machinery and tractors property 'of WALLY LAZARUK. Keéne, plus other consigners assests of KAWARTHA ROOFING for F. ALAN LAWSON. Trustee in Bankruptcy. M.F. 275 tractor on ly 2400 hours, M_F 10" double disc posthole augers, Int. 1150 mix: mill, M_F. 10 baler, New Idea "cotditioner, 6 ton wagon, 24° New Holland bale elevator, Ford 31 corn planter, Farm Hand side delivery rake, Ford 101 3-furrow 16" bottom plow, 2 round bale feeders, M.F. manure spreader, bale buncher, 3 pt. rear loader, 3 pt. snowblower, 6" scraper blade, hydraulic cylinders, M.F. 300 self propelled combine with 13' grain head, J.D. 4-row corn planter with monitor, M.F. 18 manure spreader, silo in straw chopper, N.H. 58 bale thrower, Cockshutt 24) tandem 10° disc, N.H. 516 spreader, Massey 468 4-row planter, Ford 311 4-row planter, 4-furrow -plow, 3-furrow plow, 2 Dearborn 2-furrow plows, N.H. 328 spreader, N.H. 469 9 haybine, J.D. 1207 7' mower conditioner, Hanson 3 pt. sprayer 21' boom, 5 HP riding mower, 10 HP lawn tractor. KAWARTHA ROOFING: 75 GMC S/A dump truck, 80 van, 1 roof hoist, 1 ladder hoist, 1 gravel pusher, 2 mop buggies, roof insulation, 1 tar kettle. CON- SIGNMENTS: horse drawn buggy. 5 HP riding mower, 16 Kennedy fibreglass boat with cab, 115 HP Mercury outboard & H.D. trailer, 75 Dodge 4x4 club cab, Yardman 7 HP riding mower. CONSIGN NOW. Accepting farm machinery, tractors, cars, bikes, boats, riding mowers, rec. vehicles & tools. To consign phone 745-5007. Consignments must be at barn by Monday, May 11th. List subject to additions and deletions. McLEAN AUCTIONS, PETER: BORO 745-5007. © SUNDAY MAY 17 - SALE TIME: 17 NOON SHARP Announcing the 8th Annual Great Eastern Aberdeen-Angus Sale, sponsored by the Eastern Ontario Aberdeen Angus Association at Malimont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ontario- | mile south of No. 7 Highway. Selling 90 Head of Angus Cattle. Sale consisting of 60 Registered cows and calves, bned and open prospects. Also selling 30 commercial black cows with calves or close to calv- ing. Excellent cows for. cross breeding. Catalogues available on request or at the sale. Sale sold and managed by . Ross Bailey, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-3074. M12 | Allied 10° cultivator 3pt.; WEDNESDAY MAY 13 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Farm Sold Auction sale the property of IVAN THURSTON, South haif Lot 2, Conc. 3, Verulam Township, | mile south of Dunsford on east side. MACHINERY : John Deere 510 diesel tractor with Allied manure loader, hydraulic bucket; M.F. 10 baler PTO; A-C 66 all-crop com- bine; 6 ton roller bearing wagon with 8x16' rack; John Deere 3-14's trip beam plough 3 pt.; John Deere 7' power mower 3 pt. PTO; 34' hay elevator 2 HP motor; 16° grain auger 4° - % HP motor; Farm Easy manure spreader PTO; cattle squeeze & headgate; Case ground drive manure spreader (for parts); 3 drum land roller; 2 dump rakes; 3 sections drag harrows; fanning mill; hay fork; set of scales; cutter; Snow Cruiser; separator; large quantj- ty of scrap iron; quantity of lumber 4x4 & 2x4; cap for 2 ton truck & fridge & propane stove; forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention; some hay. CATTLE: 14 mature Hereford cows-8 with calves by sideremainder due June & July; Hereford-Limousin bull rising 2 years old; 3 Hereford heifers 1 year old; 4 Hereford steers 1 year old; 4 Hereford heifers 11 months old; 3 Hereford steers 1 months old. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: an- tique high boy chiffonier; antique wash stand; antique dresser; an- tique wooden bed; iron'bed; odd chairs; antique hall rack; dress- ing table; blonde bedroom suite; wardrobe; 2 sump pumps; buffet; pine table; high chair; rocker; many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Furniture Sale at 12:30 p.m., Machine Sale at 1:30 p.m. Cattle Sale at 3: 00 p.m. Sale sold & managed by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro. Ontario 705-324-9959 or 324-8311. Owner & Auctioneer will not be responsible any public liability, property mage or injury to the public in { connection with this auction sale. "TUESDAY MAY 12- SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. - Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale the property of MR. AND MRS. KEN BURLEY of Pontypool plus others. Cedar chest, modern dressers & chests | of drawers, Bradford automatic washer, 24" RCA electric stove, 2 4-Poster beds, glass top coffee & end tables, table saw, Lazyboy chairs, chesterfields, chrome kit- chen set, console & portable col- our TVs, oak drop leaf table (with Barley twist legs), odd wooden kitchen chairs, occasional chairs, tent] trailer, 11 HP Yardman riding lawnmower (good condi- tion). Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. " SATURDAY MAY 16 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale at Oddfellows Hall in Port Perry with dining room suite, fireplace, stereo, colour TV, dressers, chesterfield suite, plant grower, van 3rd seat, cream cans, water pumps, ladder rack. golf - clubs, new postcards, baby fur- niture, dishes. 8' Beaver table saw and many more items not yet picked up. Pearcg Auction Ser- vices 655-8073. M12 SATURDAY MAY 23 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Auction sale the property of OWEN & MARY MacLENNAN. 631 Victoria St. Port Perry (Sim- coe St. S., off 7A Hwy. 2nd street). Camplete household contents. Complete details later. MONDAY MAY 18 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale the property of MR. GEORGE PUCKRIN, 2 miles east of Greenwood, on the Salem Road. Farm machinery, collectibles, many antique pieces of forniture. Terms cash. Proper- ty Sold. Full list next wlek. Earl Gauslin Auctioneer. THURSDAY MAY 14 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture, Antiques & Jacuzzi Auction sale of furniture & an- tiques for an Estate from HOLLAND LANDING, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux: bridge, Ontario- including fridge & stove, dining room suite, bedroom suites, clocks, dishes, new Jacuzzi, Lawnboy lawnmower. Full details next week. Sale managed & sold: by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Ux: iiss. 416: 852 3524. & SATURDAY MAY 9 SALE TIME: 9:00 A.M. Annual Horse Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, On- tario. Expecting 200 heavy & lignt horses. Equipment sale at 9:00 a.m. sharp. Horse sale at 11:00 a.m. For catalogues or further in- formation contact Clark Trent 953-9535 or Don Robertson 324-2409. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. MONDAY MAY 18 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Farm Sold + Auction sale at the property of MURRAY & MARY CAMP- BELL, Lot 15, Conc. 8, Eldon Township. Go 4 miles south of Kirkfield on County Road or 5 miles east of Argyle to County Road é '& go north 2 miles. FUR- NITURE & ANTIQUES 11:00 A_M.: 9 pc. oak dining room suite; old mantle clock; two old buffets; flat-to-wall cupboard; old wooden single bed; antique Butternut wardrobe; 3 pc. bedroom suite: small dresser; Pressback rocking chair; 2 wringer washing machines; washboard; old set of irons; black iron pot; assort. of old wooden chairs; 'old hand - driven sheep shearers; old quilt box; old extension table; antique Beam scales; wool skein winder; old pine chest; plus misc. household items. FARM EQUIP- MENT & MACHINERY: 1980 Zetor tractor approx. 45 HP, only 1950 hours, excellent condition; 530 International spreader, good condition; " M.F. 12" 3-furrow plough 3 pth.; 8 Vibra Shank cultivator 3 pth.; two sets of 4 sec- tion spike harrows; two drum steel roller; Cockshutt seed drill 13 run; Otaco double disc; 6 ton hay wagon 3 years old w/new rack; Cockshutt rake-4 bar; Massey Harris 6 semi-mount mower; Int. C-32 trail mower; Lessard 28° hay elevator-like new; 3 HP eleciric motor-like new; 7° MH. binder; 24" Favorite threshing machine, steel body- | attachment; troughs; car trailer w/plywood' steel wheels, good working condi- tion; 85'x6" endless belt. LOCAL AREA CONSIGNED ITEMS: A.C. 90 pull type combine-good working condition; John Deere model 25A forage harvester, 3 years old 3 pth; Dion 56 forage blower. LIVESTOCK: 2 year old Simmental bull-full blood, good disposition, gained on test 4.68 Ibs./day yearling weight 1450 Ibs.; 6 year old purebred Simmental cow w/heifer calf by side; 12 Hereford cows w/calves by side; 6 Hereford cows bred to calve this fall; 2 Hereford heifers bred to calve this fall; 3 Hereford heifers open; 9 Hereford yearling steers; 14 Suffolk Ewes with spring lambs by side; 125 1-year old Schafer- Cross laying hens. MISC. ITEMS: Platform scales; "% HP com- pressor; scrap iron; old fanning mill; 28". silo. pipes; ensilage hood; ensilage stacker two steel wéfer sides; approx. 2 full cord | firewood; approx. 2000 bales of hay; approx. 100 bales of straw; approx. 3 fon mixed grain; plus a wagon load of miscellaneous farm tools & equipment too numerous to mention. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Plan to attend. Sale managed & sold by Jim MacMillan, Auctioneer 705-374-4318. The Auctioneer or Proprietor will-not be held respon- sible for public injury, public liability, or property loss or damage in connection with the sale. M12 * Obituary--Ivan Ferguson Mountjoy The community was shocked and deeply saddened at the sudden and untimely passing of Ivan Mountjoy on December 8,.1986 as the result of a m.ssive coronary. In spite of im- mediate medical and ambulance at- tention, he was pronounced dead at Port Perry Community Hospital. Ivan F erguson Mountjoy was the vounger son of Norman and Margaret Mountjoy and was in his sixty-third year He married Margaret Hocken in 1947 and they took over the operation of his father's farm when his parents retired to Blackstock. He also operated a backhoe and trenching service and in later years expand ed into the sand and gravel business Always a great family man. Ivan was a devoted and loving husband, father and grandfather, and he leaves to mourn his passing his wife Margaret. his son Brian and wife Judi of Richmond, B.C. his daughter Judy and husband Carl Gilbank and his daughter Linda and husband Bob Kyte, all of Blackstock. He leaves also seven grandchildren Kim and Kari Anne Mountjoy, Laura, Lisa and Kevin Gilbank and Bradley and Meghan Kyte. As well, he is survived by five sisters, Hazel Belyea of Oakville, Tela Wannan of St. Catharines, Muriel Hoskin and Aileen Byers of Blackstock and Audrey McNeil of Toronto, and one brother Bruce of © Blackstock. Ivan lived all his life op the fami- ly farm on Concession 1 of Cart- wright and attended No. 1 Cart- wright Public School and Blackstock Continuation School. He was a faithful member of Blackstock United Church where he had served on the Board of Stewards, 'Manse Committee and Session. Although Ivan's life was short, he lived it fully and his ac- complishments were great. He will always be remembered for his cheery smile, his happy wave as he carried out his daily tasks, his outgoing attitude and his ability to see the positive side of the life that he loved. He was happy when he could lend a helping hand especial ly at any community or worthwhile project. Ivan made the world a brighter and better place by his presence in it Ivan's delight of assocation with the land, the farm, and the animals remained with him from his younger days when his grandfather gave him his first driving horse. Young at heart he loved to share the companionship of his horse with his family, grandchildren and friends. Ivan and Margaret hosted an an- nual Mountjoy reunion every year for the descendants of his parents. The ccusins and relatives will always remember the horse-drawn rides and the farm animals. Typical of his generosity is the quote of a young grand-niece from a distant town as she proudly displayed her beautiful pair of rab- bits to her envious school chums - "Ivan gave them to me. Theyre from our farm." Ivan left a legacy of happy memories forever to be remembered by his wife, his son and daughters, his grandchildren. his brothers and sisters and a great cir- cle of friends. The memarial service. "A Celebration of Ivan's Life' was con- ducted at Blackstock United Church by his good friend, the Rev. Dale Davis. The many floral tributes and donations to the United Church Memorial Fund attested to the esteem in which he was held by neighbours and friends throughout the community. The Pallbearers were Ray Moun- tjoy, Gary Mountjoy, Jim Byers, Ronald Hoskin; Ralph Swain and Robert Swain. Following Interment in the Union Cemetery, Cadmus, the United Church Women served lunch in the Christian Education Building for an hour of fellowship. (Written in loving remembrance by . brother Bruce Mountjoy). Cops carry torch for the handicapped Since 1981 the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the Internationai Special Olympics have been working together to pro- mote and support the Mentally Han- dicapped. In 1981, nearly $1 'million was raised in 42 U.S. Statés. This year, the Ontario Special Olympics and the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police are sponsoring what will become an.Annual Law En- forcement "TORCH RUN." The purpose of this "Torch Run" is to raise money for the more than 300,000 Mentally Handicapped peo- ple in Ontario. All money goes to the Mentally Handicapped. There are no administration fees. In order to raise this money, an ADOPT-A-COP Pledge Program has been adopted and involves all Police Personnel in the Province. A relay, carrying a lighted torch, will start from 6 separate locations in Ontario, coverging on Toronto on the evening of Wednesday, June 3rd. at the opening of the Special Olym- pics International Floor Hockey Tournament at Varsity Arena. The Durham Regional Police Force will participate in the run that starts in Ottawa and will carry the Torch for 59 Km. through our Region. The "Torch Run' has been endorsed by Chief Jon Jenkins and Police Association President Dale Allan. / For further information please contact Inspector Don Martin at the Durham Regional Police, Ext. 285 or any Police officer. 3 alla iy . 3 ' 2