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------ » Help Wanted INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER, and time, study man St. Helen's Warchouse. Ltd, 141 Reach Road. Uxbrldace 852 3396 ' (April 3) Work Wa nted CUSTOM PLOUGHING, discing and cultivating, also corn plant _ A ing with plateless planter and electronic seed monitar. Mulach Bros. Woodville, phone 705 439 2189 (May 1) HANDYMAN |, specialize in bars, recreation rooms, eaves troughing, roofing and furniture refinishing, etc. Call 985 2312 (March 27) UPHOLSTERY RECOVERING, iy very reasonable, work guaran teed, 20 years experience. Free estimates. Phone 986-5072. : (Mar. 13) CUSTOM poultry killing, year around, Sunderland, 357 3546. (Apr. 3) PLASTERING - Stucco Repairs, Cement work. Free estimate Phone 985 7288. . BEDFORD'S WATER delivery, 4 phone 986 1850 or 986 4997. (Mar. 27) CAWKER BROS. ABBATTOIR Custom Killing and Cutting Freezer Orders, cut and 'rovmed to your specifications Danny Cawker Bus. 416-985-2221 Res. 705-357-3420 CROFT'S DRIVING SCHOOL Call after 5 p.m. Weekdays Anytime Weekends 852-6747 Free Home Pickup CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Framing-Alterziions-Additions 25 vzars experience Specialists in stairs and trim. Custom Carpentry R.R. 2, Blackstock Phone 986-5540 Dead or Crippled FARM STOCK Picked Up Promptly Telephone Collect HAMPTON 416-263-2721 (24 hour service} MARGWILL FUR FARM W.R. Bowering Lid. R.R. 5, Bowmanville » WHITE'S T.V. ANTENNAS ROTORS TOWERS U.H.F. - V.H.F. Colour Acrials Serving the Port Perry Arca at no extra charge. Phone Oshawa 576-5606 T.F. ® MCINTYRE "UPHOLSTERY PORT PERRY, ONT. ® RECOVERING ® REPAIRS ® RESTYLING @ REFINISHING To all Upholstered Articles Vast selection of modern materials. Workmanship guaranteed. For free estimates call 985-3513 » SELL: RENT + SWAP HIRE * BUY * SELL Work Wanted EAVESTROUGHING and SHEET METAL WORK Phone 705-324-0628 Janetville - Ontario DEAD or CRIPPLED FARM ANIMALS Prompt Pick-up. For direct line call long distance and ask for Zenith 32800. Call Anytime Ed Peconi & Son Woodville, Ontario Licence No. 324C-66 \oN MY nsTRY ct brick FIREPLACES CHIMNEYS VENEER BN block FOUNDATIONS WALLS stone FIREPLACES CHIMNEYS concrete FOOTINGS FLOORS FORMING Phone 985-3111 MISTER T.V. TOWERS 378 King St. W., Oshawa 723-9525 T.V. Towers, Sales Service and Installation * Colour Antennas, Rotors and black & white also Repairs Open 9-9 Serving Port Perry and area for five years. Auction Sales REG AND LARRY JOHNSON AUCTIONEERS (20 years experience) - LIVESTOCK FURNITURE SALES Sunderland 705-357-3270 ANNIS - GAUSLIN Licenced Auctioneers Farm & Estate Sales Furniture (Modern & Antique) John Annis 942-4500 Earl Gauslin 640-3079 Feb.) 75 WALKER-LIPTAY LTD. AUCTIONEERS LIVESTOCK-ESTATES BLOOD HORSES For bookings or Information Contact Steve Liptay, Bampton 263 2117 Bill Walker, Markham, 294 4970 'THURSDAY -- APRIL NN 11 AM. -160 HOLSTEINS Complele Bon Will-Jo Dispersal owned by John Bonsma, R.'R. 2, Blackstock, Ont. sefling at the tarm. Lot 16, on 1st line Cart. wright Twp. 5 miles southeast? of Blackstock. From Hwy. 401 take Waverly Rd. Exit 74 north 16 miles 1o 1st line then east to farm. 160 head, 35 registered, 60 N.I.P. Grades, 65 Grades. D.H.1.A. tested for 18 years. 21 by Sciling Rockman, 19 by Tayside Pabst Rockman, é by Rockdale President, 8 by Way Brook sir Winston. 25 fresh or springing at sale time, 40 bred for summer and fall. This is a high testing herd with dairy test of over 4 percent, 65 cows tested March 74 averaged 4.2 percent, The cows are big and heifers are very wgll grown. An oppor tunity to Igok aller the summer milk supply. this large sale must rt promptly at 1} am. Lund available. Liagd Wilson, Sale Manager and Auctioneer, Uxbridge. Tel. 116 852 3524. 7° Mower, SO Yl d J / Auction Sales SATURDAY, APRIL 6 1 PM. -- FARM SOLD Auction sale of Farm Equip ment and Antiques, the proper ty of Grant Hunter, Lot 15, Con 4, Reach Twp., 1 mile south and 2 mile east of Manchester McCormick 275 Diesel Tractor (good condition), McCormick 3 furrow plow, Cockshutt No. 6 Manure Spreader, International Side Rake, Int. 15 tooth cultiva tor on rubber, Case 3 point hitch 5 Section Harrows, Case Hammermill, 24° Hay Elevator, McCormick Rubber Tired Wagon and rack. Stable Fan, Cutter, Buggy, Set of sleighs, Set of Double Harness, Horse Collars, Riding Lawn Mower. Qu. of Lumber, Single Plow, Cedar and Steel Posts 900 Bales Hay, 300 Bales Straw Number of other articles. Quan tity of furniture. Terms Cash Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, Sale Manager & Auctioneer. Tel 416 852 3524. (April 1) SATURDAY, MARCH 30 1:00 P.M. Auction Sale of 56 Holstein Cattle, Livestock and Imple ments. Int. 414 Diesel Tractor, 1971 David Brown 1200 Diesel Tractor, 1973 John Deere Baler PTO, 1971 Case Hay Bind, 1970 A.F. Manure Spreader PTO, airy Equipment Paltz, Stabl-. Cleaner, Straw. The property of Gunther Ropertz, Lot 13, Con. 10, Cavan Twp., (3 miles south of Peterborough By Pass on Hwy. 28 to Con. 10 and 4 miles west or 'z mile north of Cavan and 'z mile east). Machinery, 1971 David Brown 1200 Tractor, diesel, power steering, 1050 hours. Int. .414 Diesel Tractor, 1973 John Deere Baler PTO, 1971 Case Heston 555 Hay Bind 10° PTO. 1970 M.F. 160 bus. Manure Spreader, 1967 Gehl Field Chopper PTO, 1970 M.F. 10> Tandum Disc., 1971 Triple K 12° 3 pi. Cultivator, 1968 M.F. 4 furrow Irip-beam Plough - 4.12's 3 pl. M.F. 2 row Corn Planter 3 pl. Field Sprayer, Feeder Wagon, 10° Chain Harrows, M.H. 15 disc. Combination Seed Drill, Malco 30° Hay Elevator, Roller bearing Wagon wilh Rack, Hay Buncher. Forks, shovels, chains and many other items 100 numerous to mention. Dairy and Stable Equipment: De Laval 35 can Bulk Milk Tank, 240'-Surge stainless steg Pipe Line, "3 complete Surge Units, Double Stainless steel Wash Tanks, Surge 30 Vacuum Pump complete - vacuum line for 37 cows. Hol Waler Tank, Stainless steel Pails, Stainless steel Unit, Patz Stable Cleaner - 220' of right hand chain with 40° chute. Many other items. Straw: Approx. 300 bales of straw. Cattle: Hol. Cow, 5 yr., fresh Dec. - rebred Hol. Cow, 8 yr., fresh Sept. . rebred. Hol. Cow, 9 yr., fresh Sept. - rebred. Hol. Cow, 5 yr., due for April. Hol.Cow, 5 yr., fresh Nov. rebred, (unit). Hol. Cow, 7 yr. - bred. Hol. Cow, 5 yr., due May good milker. Hol. Cow, 7 yr., bred in Oct. - milking. Hol. Cow, 6 yr., fresh Dec. - rebred. Hol. Cow, 3 yr., fresh Sep!. - rebred. Hol. Cow 3 yr., fresh Sept. rchred. Hol. Cow 3 yr., fresh Sept. - rebred. Hol. Cow, 9 yr, fresh Dec. - rebred. Hol. Cow, 9 yr. fresh Dec. rebred. . Hol. Cow 6 yr., due for April. Hol. Cow, 6 yr., fresh Nov. rebred. Hol. Cow, 7 yr., due for April. Hol. Cow, 6 yr., fresh Sept. rebred. Hol. Cow, 4 yr., due for April. Hol. Cow, 5 yr., due for April. Hal. Cow, § yr., fresh Oct. rebred. Hol. Cow, 9 yr., due for June - milking. Hol. Cow, § yr. fresh Oct. rebred. Hol. Cow, 9 yr., due for June milking. Hol. Cow, § yr., fresh Oct. - rebred. Hol. Cow, 4 yr., due in May - milking, Hol. Cow, 6 yr., due for April. Hol, Cow, 12 yr., milking - rebred. Hol. Cow, 5 yr., due for May. Hol. Cow, § yr. due for May. Hol. Cow, 6 yr., due for April. Hol. Cow, 5 yr., due for April. Hol. Cow, 6 yr., fresh Sept. rebred. 6 Holstein Heifers rising 1'2 yrs. open, 6 Holstein Heifers, 1 yr. old. 5 Holstein Heifer calves. § Holstein Bullcalves. Terms cash. No reserve. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Ed Johnston, Clerk, Reaboro, Onl. 1.705 324 9959 Auction Sales TUESDAY -- APRIL 9 Auction sale of farm stock, implements straw and furniture the property of Bernard Rosa Lot 6 & 7 Con. |, Thorah Twp 4 mules north of Cannington or 2 mies south of Beaverton (on Hwy 12) 2 miles east. 26 head of holstein and hereford cattle, cows with calves by side, bred heiters good veal calves (3 Mon) holstein and hereford steers and heifers rising 1 yr 1000 bales of straw. John Deere 510 diesel tractor, 1498 hrs aood, Mc Cormick manure spreader, Triple Ko cultivator, Mc Cormick gran and fertilizer seed drill, roller bearing wagon fairplane tires) case elevator, cream seperator De Laval milking machine, Woods roller Qu of other machinery. Withiams piano, 2 television sets, ran sap kettle double bed, etc. Farm sold, terms cash, Sale at 1 00 Rea and Larry Johnson Aud! ionners, phone (7051 357 3270 (April 3) viking oat FRIDAY, MARCH 29th 1:00 P.M. Complete Meadowdale Holstein Dispersal for Everett A Lake, RR. R No. 1, Stirling, Ontario Selling at the farm (2 miles north of Stirling or 13 mi'es south of Marmora on Hwy No 141 70 Registered Head, 37 fresh or springing cows, 10 bred heders, 14 open yearlings, 9 Heifer calves. This young, typey herd will be classified, now on owner DH. A Leading E.B.I. Sires and Service Sires. Selling: Meadowdale Petro Marie (G.P 1, 2 yr. 13,025M 531F 4.0 percent. Her. G.P. Dam and GP. Gr. Dam and Families also sell. Winding Creek Presi lee (GLP) 5S yr. 18,969M 759F. 1.0 percent. Sale under cover. Lunch. For catalogues contact Robt. Sullivan, Auctioneer, Plainfield, Ontario, 477.2672, Tom May, Sale Mgr. R. R. No. 8, Picton, Ontario, 4765760. (Mar. 27) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 (1:00 P.M, Aucfion Sale of Farm Machin ery, 1967 Nuffield 1050 Diesel Traclor, B275 Int. Diesel Trac tor with Loader, 1972 John Dcere 400 Grinder Mixer PTO, 1972 John Deere No. 34, 2 row Forage Harvester, 1969 Hydrien Plough, 1969 Farm Boy Self. unloading Wagon, M.F. No. 10 Baler PTO, Some Household Furniture. The property of Ken Gilbank, South half Lot 15, Con. 2, Cartwright Twp., (3 miles south of Blackstock or 5 miles south of east quarter line of Cartwright on 7A Highway and 1 mile west.) Machinery: 1967 Nufticld 1050 Diesel Tractor power sicering .- complete. Int. B275 Diesel Tractor with int, Manure Loader - gravel & snow buckets, Inl. Side Rake. 1972 J.D. 100 Grinder - Mixer PTO, 1972 J.D. No. 34 2 row Forage, Harvester PTO cut only 40 acres, A.C. Blower bell drive 40" belt, 1969 Hydrein 4 14's 3 pt. Plough, 1967 Ford '2z ton Truck. 1969 Farm Boy self un. loading Wagon - 8 x 16 box. Farm Boy 10 ton Gearing Floatation Tires. Truck with Dump Box for silage. M.F. No. 10 Baler PTO, M.H. Combination Seed Drill, J. D. "290 pull type, 2 row Corn Plan ter, M.F. 12' 3 pt. Disc. Otaco roller bearing Wagon with Rack 8' x 16' - wide track. Triple K 34 tooth 3 pl. Cultivator, J.D. N. Manure Spreader PTO, May rath 32° Elevator, Grain Dryer, Hammer Mill, Grain Auger. 3 sections Otaco Drag Harrows, 10° Chain Harrows, Allied Auto: matic Stooker, 1956 Int. Dump Truck. Walter Trough, Bale Forks... Electric De-horner, Cutler, Steward electric Clippers, M.C. 7' Rotary Mower PTO like new. Ceniry pull type Grass Seeder, Lily Side Rake. M.F. 3 furrow 3 pl. Plough, Electric Cream Separa tor. Forks, shovels, chains, many other items too numerous fo mention. Furniture: China Cabinel!, Rocking Chairs, Hum wdifier, 2 Dressers, Arm Chair, Orop Leaf Table. Many other items. Lunch available, terms cash, no reserve. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Ward Holmes, Ed. Allen, Clerks, Reaboro, Ont. 1 705 324 9959 (March 27) ad NC = el Ld = = TWh = = SS = {a = i = CLASSIHED ADS GET RESULTS 15 disc. ¢ Auction Sales 'THURSDAY APRIL 1 Auction sale of farm stock, implements, hay, straw, grain and furniture, the property of Clinton Thomas, Lot 4, Con. 15 Mariposa Twp 1 mile south of Woodville, yp male west or § miles north of Hwy 7 (on Hwy 61 "oo omule west, 89 head of anod heretord cattle, 34 cows most of these have calves by sd urooclose springers, re mamder 2 yr olds and year Imgs, Poll bull 4 yrs from PB stock. 2,500 bales of hay, 750 bales of straw, 25 ton of good mixed gram, McCormick 624 diesel tracote, 1990) hrs good condition, McCormick 8 414 die sel tractor and loader, Mc Cor muck Noo 93 selt propelled com Bie 10 tt NCH Baler No. 268 MoE Ss de rake on rubber, NH Manure spreader PTO Allied Cultivator 12 Ht Cockshutt plow Pturcow 14m bottoms, (2 yrs.) Roller hearing wagon with steel iran box, 2 wagons and racks, MOF dram and fertilizer seed drith 15 disc on rubber, Gehl hamimer mill full line of machinery Wooden telephone tanta} Antique cupboard, picture trames, lamps foilet Sots. capper boiler, tables, Part ft gingerbread clock, qu of ther furniture and antiques Fanm sold, terms cash, sale at furniture sells first ladies will serve 113% am Wondville lunch Reg and Larry Johnson Auc! onedrs, Pho (7051 357 3270 (April 3) SATURDAY, APRIL 6 12:30 P.M. Auction sale of 35 Holstein Cattle, Farm Implements & Dairy Equipment. Selling at the property of Ronald Bickle, Lot 35. Con. ,1 & 2, West End of Dartington Twp. (1': miles north of Hwy. 401 on Courtice Road and 1'» miles west, or 112 miles south of Courtice on Cour tice road and 1'z miles west.} Cate 35 Holstein Cows, 15 cows du» April, 10 cows full flow, 1C cows milking and rebred for tall. Stable Equipment, Patz Stable Cleaner with 275 ft. of chain and heavy duty Molor De Laval stainless steel Milk Col ler 35 can, 7 years old. Machinery, New Holland Mower Model 450, 3 pt. International 8 t1. Cultivator, Ford 2 row Corn Planter 3 pl. New Idea 29 tooth, 3 pt. Cultivator, Car Trailer with racks, Quantity of Scrap Iron, 1,000 bales of Hay. 500 Bales of Slraw. Many other articles 100 numerous to men tion. Farm sold, terms cash. No reserve. Arnol Wotten, Auctioneer, Helen Parks and Jack Graham, Clerks, Hampton, Ont. 416. 263 2583. Proprietor or Auctio neer will not be responsible for any public Liability, property damage or injury to the public in connection with this auction sale.. (April 3) SATURDAY, APRIL éth SALE AT 12 NOON SHARP Absolutely unreserved!! 8th annual stock reduction sale of new and used farm machinery. 15 tractors, 2 Industrial Tract. ors, 1973 M.F 165 Demonstrator Tractor 8 speed PTO - 400 hrs, 1974 Rex Forage Box 3 Beater with 8 lon runnng gear, 1974 incor é lon running gear with 75L Floatation tires, 1974 incor 8 rearblade, 1973 Lillisiron ro tary cutter, 1973 M.F. 39 2 row corn planter, 1973 M.F. Culliva tor, 1972 M_.F. 125 Demonstrator Chisel Plough, 1973 M.F. 88 Plough, 1974 M.F., 7 Garden Tractor, 1972 M.F. 30 Offset Disc. The property of 'W._J. Lamber! & Son, Ltd., (Massey Ferguson Dealer). On the Bea verton By Pass at Beaverton, 13 miles North of Sunderland or 23 'miles south of Orillia. Auction ecer"s Note: 5 percent discount on all parts purchased day of sale Deep discount prices on all Snowmobile Clothing. This is an excellent opportunity to pur chase your machinery needs carly A good line of imple ments ready te work. Plan to attend. Terms Cash or financing may be arranged prior to sale. Absolutely no Reserve. Lunch available. Carl Hickson, Aucli neer, Reaboro, Ont. 1705 324 9959. Ward Holmes, Clerk (April 3) AT EN PSE Set aL N= 19) = WY = | Nh = RE ER EIN RE TW = T= VE EE =X! PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, March 27: 1974 -- 11 I ) ' ! Work Wanted Robert F. Cooke DRYWALL SERVICES Nestleton 986-5196 Scugog Grace ucw The Scugog Grace United Church Women March mee- ting took place at Mrs. Allene Kane's residence with 16 members and 3 guests present. President Madeline Cawker opened the meeting with a poem. Hymn 550 "Abide with me" was sung with Allene Kane at the piano. The Lord's praver was repeated in unison. The devotional was taken by Edna McClaren and Beth Heayn gave a reading on "passages about doors." This was followed by a hymn led by Joan Aldred. Members and guests were delighted to hear a record called "Corpuscles and coins' and "Sharing the World." The record was played by Dr. McClure and concerned church work and helping others. The devotional was closed with a prayer by Edna McClaren after Yvonne Appleton read a piece titled "Bob McClaren in Borneo." Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. Heidi Kreig pre- sented the treasurer's report and Allene Kane the hospital report while Edna McClaren read out the visiting report. Madeline Cawker repor- ted on the Elders' meeting held at the Port Perry United Church. She also reported on work being done in the township hall. Collene Windgrove moved that $25. be donated to the Vizely family. Her motion was seconded by Elsie Pogue. Heidi Kreig's motion to go ahead and buy a carpet for the church chancel was sec- onded by Edna McClaren. Corrospondence was read, regarding a preshyterial meeting at Northminister United Church on April 3. The collection was taken, hymn 401 "Onward Christian soldiers" was sung and the benediction re- peated to wind up the meeting. ; Later an interesting report on drugs was read oul by Mrs. Collene Wind- grove and a discussion fnol- lowed. Lunch was served and a birthday cake was presented to Mabel Sweet- man with birthday greetings. sek SAR PRINTING Port Perry Star ,