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PR AAT $ vy 5 302 pty AD . [AUCTIONS > WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 SALE TIME: | P.M. HOLSTEINS « Complete Joneva Holstein Dis- persal, 50 Head,registered, classified, selling at the farm. The property of John D. Broome, Bowmanville, Lot 5, Con. 6, Darlington' Twp., 7 miles North- east of Bowmanville. This is a herd of young cows with beauti- ful tight udders. All by Unit Sires such as 'Rockman', 'Lassie Leader', '"Man-O-War", ""Tay- side', ""Emperor", 'Unique'. Cows show exceptional dairy character -- heifers are well grown. Also selling 16 vials Rockman' semen and 3 vials President' semen. Lloyd Wil- son, Sale Manager & Auctioneer, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. A2 SATURDAY, APRIL 12 SALE TIME - 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of livestock and implements, the property of BRUCE ADAM, east half Lot 19, Con. 8, Verulam Twp., 1 mile north of Bobcaygeon on County Rd. No. 8 and 2 mile north. 60 registered & grade Hereford cattle, including herd sire; 6 York sows, bred, 1 Hog and 9 chunks; 1966 Ford 3000 Tractor, good; 1970 Ford 3-furrow trip beam plow; 1966 Ford baler PTO; 1970 Flems- loft 31-tooth cultivator; Incor 3 pt. blade; Lely side rake; 3 pt. tiller; trailer with hay rack; Int. 7° power mower; 2-furrow disc plow; hay; straw; some furniture - some antiques. Farm sold. Terms cash, no reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Ward Holmes, Ed Allen, clerks. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont., 1-705- 324.9959. A9 TUESDAY, APRIL 15 SALE TIME: 12 NOON MACHINERY, TRUCKS, BULK TANKS Auction" Sale of Modern Farm Machinery and Equipment and Antique Items. The property of SMITHLANDS LTD. (Neil and Glenn Smith), R.R. 1, Oshawa, 1 mile north of Columbus and 1 mile east on Con. 8 (former East Whitby Twp.). M.F. 1100 Diesel Tractor with cab, M.F. 90 Diesel Tractor, M.F. 2135 Diesel Indus: trial Tractor with H.D. loader, M.F. 410 self-propelled combine, power steering, 14' header and 10' pick-up, Kneverlands Hy- drieine é-furrow 16' semi-mount- ed plow, Kongskelde 12° culti- vator, M.F. 52 - 21' double disc, M.F.4.row corn planter, N.H. 818 self-propelled forage harvester, diesel engine, 2-row corn head and pick-up head and 10° cutter head, 2 Smale self-propelled forage wagons, N.l. 2-row corn picker, Badger F forage blower with swivel unloader 65' pipes, A.C. forage blower with pipes, Oliver seed drill on rubber, grain fertilizer seed box, Hesston self- propelled 14' Model 500 swather, Calso Weed sprayer, 5-ton wagon with gravity box, 2 J.D. wagons and racks, 2 N.I. Model 210 manure spreaders, 40° Farmec Elevator, Hay elevator, bale buncher, N.H. 273 Hayliner baler, farm .trailer,. portable electric generator, air compres- sor, chain harrows, é-section harrows, Gehl 95 Mix-All Grind- er Mixer, 1967 GMC Truck, cab over engine with 20' stock rack, 1963 Mercury Truck with bulk box and blower, 20' stock rack, steel roof and floor, 2500 bu. grain bin, 5-ton feed bin with auger, 2-24' Badger silo unloaders with 5 h.p. motors, 100' auger for feed bunk with 72 h.p. heavy duty motor, McKee front mounted snow blower, 6' tractor blade, 3-pt. hitch, 2 hay feed racks - steel construction, culti- vator on wheels, Craft 600 gal. bulk tank, Craft 250 bulk tank, 3 Antique buggies, cutter, Demo- crat, set of sleighs, antique reaper, grain cradle, farm trailer, 3-sets of harrows, A.C. corn scuffler, A.C. mower, Steel "stone boat, 2 fanning mills, lum- ber, 20 school desks, 3 oil burners,qu. of steel sheeting. Numerous other articles. Note: This is a large sale - the big machinery will be selling early. Please be on time. Lunch available. Terms cash. Farm sold. Owners nor Auctioneers are not responsible for accident or public liability in connection with this sale. Lioyd Wilson & W. D. Atkinson, Sale Managers & Auctioneers, Uxbridge, 416. 852-3524. A9 SATURDAY, APRIL 19 Auction sale of Furniture and Farm Machinery for Syd Lawley, R. R. 1, Port Perry. Lloyd Wilson and W. D. Atkin: son, Sale Managers and Auction eers. 852.3524. : SATURDAY, APRIL 1? SALE TIME - 12 NOON FARM MACHINERY FURNITURE & TOOLS HOUSE TRAILER & TRUCK Auction sale including Westwood House Trailer 52° x 10° complete with furnace etc., 1967 Ford Bronco Utility Truck - 4 wheel drive with snow plow (good condition - certified), Int. 434 tractor complete with loader - hydraulic bucket (good), M-H 30 tractor (good), Ford 532 baler (like new only baled 6000 bales), Int. hay conditioner, N-H 7' hay °* mower with attachment for con- ditioner, bale stooker, side delivery rake, Farm King wagon with8x 22 rack, tractor blade 3 pt. hitch, horse trailer, Yardman Riding Lawn mower & wagon, Moto Ski Snowmobile, Moto Ski mini bike, 8 portable chicken shelters (new), chicken feeders, feed bin, Welder - 180 amp., 6 water troughs, 200 metal skids, qu. angle iron, electric motors, Craftsman 12" radial saw, 12' workbench, chain saw (new), lathe, tools, nuts & bolts, vise, 48 sq. feet facing bricks, RCA colour T.V., chesterfield, 6 dining room chairs, 10 pair Bamboo drapes, pool table, double bed, dehumid- ifier, tables, numerous other items. Property sold. The property of SYD LAWLEY, Lot on Con. 7, Reach Twp., 5 miles south east of Uxbridge, V4 mile east of Uxbridge, Reach Town- lineon Con. 7, Reach Twp. From Hwy. 12 go west on Reach Rd. to Epsom, then 12 mile west on Con. 7 tofarm. Lunch available. Sale at 12 noon. Tools and furniture sell first. Lloyd Wilson & W.D. Atkinson, Sale Managers & Auctioneers, 416-852-3524. Al6 Nursing Home News Tuesdays church service was taken by Rev. Brawn assisted by Joan Godley, Gordon Reesor, Donna Rahm, Glenn Taylor, Jean Kennedy, Barbara Gibson, Irvin Gibson, Florence Reesor. Mrs. Deyonge was unable to be with us for bingo this week so Mrs. McNinly and Mrs. Peters had the help of Mrs. Wanamaker for the evening. Winners were Mrs. Percy, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Smallman, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. W. Smith, Mrsl Letcher, Mr. C. Smith, Mr. Christie, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Myers, Mr. Samells, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Vine, Miss Forfar and Mr. Cryderman. Mrs. Wanamaker brought her guides in on Good Friday to entertain us and present a plant for us to enjoy in our dining room. We enjoyed the girls visit and the plant is' most attractive. Easter Sunday was a happy day. A long table was arranged and we sang grace before our special Easter dinner which included a ham plate and strawberry pie with whipped cream. We had many families and friends visiting and the Salvation Army arrived in the evening for a church service. Those taking part were Captain and Mrs. Wilson, Envoy and Mrs. Hilliarid and family, Cadet and Mrs. Allen, Cadet and Mrs. Colp, Cadet and Mrs. Palmer and family and Cadet and Mrs. Leslie. ARTEX Hobby Products for information on Party Demonstrations in your home call Mrs. Evans 122-5642 a30 13 year old boy killed in car crash A Sunday afternoon accident claimed the life of a 13-year-old Willowdale youth. A 1972 Pinto driven by Evelyn Muller, of 65 Forest Manor Rd., Willowdale was southbound on Hwy. 12 just - north of Myrtle. The vehicle went out of control on the icy road andslidinto the path of a northbound pick-up truck. A passenger in the Muller vehicle, Frank Muller, age 13, a son of the driver died in the accident. The accident is being investigated by Const. Bob Crosier of Whitby Detach- ment. The coroner was Dr. R. C. Allin of Port Perry, Ontario. No charges have been laid, and an inquest is pending the completion of the invest- igation. Mrs. Muller was taken to Port Perry Community Memorial Hospital, where her condition was reported stable, Tuesday morning. She received multiple fractures in the accident. Local Labrador wins second place A six-year-old Black Lab- rador retriever owned by Jim Green of Greenbank cap- tured the second top place in the indoor retrieval trials at the Sportsman Show in Toronto recently. One of two labs owned by the Greens, Greenvale-Black of Drambuie captured the - second place position after progressing from a divisional win in the 10-day competit- ion, then moving up to the finals. The competition included dogs from all over the pro- vince and some from the United States. The competit-' ion is invitational, and was a "working dog" event. It's not the first victory for "Black". The dog earned the field trial championship last summer, and was one of seven finalists in the Cana- dian Nationals this winter, that included many top dogs from as far away as, British Columbia and Newfound- land. Mr. Green handles the dogs as a hobby. Pass music examinations Results of the Winter Ses- sion .of the Music Examin- ations of the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music, affil- iated with the University of Western Ontario. These are students of Marie Devereux, ARCT, A. MUS., RMT. THEORY - Grade 3 History - First Class Honors - Kathy Malcolm; Grade 2 Rudi- ments - First Class Honors - Cindy Paradine. PIANO - Associateship (A. Mus.) degree in Piano Teach- ing - Honors - Linda Kyte; Grade 9-First Partial - Janet Watson; Grade 8 - First Partial - Joyce Mulder, Lisa Ball, Philip Wilson, Valerie Davis, Dawn Real, Patricia Curtis; Pass - Debbie Short; Grade 4 - Honors - Tracy Blayone; Sandra Bolton; Grade 2 - Honors - Lisa McKinzey, Linda Smith. SINGING - Grade 6 - Honors - Kathy Stone, Susan Evans; Pass - Janet Parsons; Grade 4 - Honors - Andrea Mac Gregor, Julie Downing, Mary Clugston; Pass - Lori Hope; Grade 2 - Honors - Lana Perry, Joyce Lane, Beth Underhill. ' Hee ' y > vaio . "ti 3 dasdsaslssutdatsonsd adlaid odataliiodatradiiomniodod Epsom Mr. and Mrs. Al Christie and daughter, Darlene, were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin of Maple Grove. Miss Tina Ruhl spent the winter break holiday with Miss Glenda Zwambag at her home in Glencoe. Glenda returned home with Tina and spent her winter break attending Port Perry High School with Tina. Mr. Gerald Jeffery of London is visiting his brother Gordon and Mrs. Jeffery for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baster and girls had an enjoyable holiday in Florida. The girls are sporting a lovely tan to show their friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson visited on Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Watson and children in Scarborough. Callers who visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munroe and girls and Mrs. Ada Munroe were Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Oshawa, Mrs. Clara Neil of Toronto, Mrs. George John- son and Elizabeth of Glen Major, Mrs. McCoomb and Mrs. McPhadden of Port Perry. We all enjoyed a beautiful Easter service at Epsom on Sunday with the Rev. Archie Scott occupying the pulpit. Two babies were presented to be christened, James Donald Ashton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ashton, and Paul Andrew Ashton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ashton of Sonya. After the christening, the Kerry children, Paul, Donna, Mark and Glen sang. Miss Beth Underhill also favoured us with a beautiful solo. The service ended with all partaking of the Lords Supper. After the service, the, Ashton, Asling: and Strong families enjoyed a luncheon in the Sunday School rooms and enjoyed a family reunion. Our sincere wishes for a speedy recovery to Mr. Howard Gourlie who is in Uxbridge hospital and to Mr. John Crozier in Port Perry hospital. Miss Joyce Wilson was home for the weekend from Toronto Bible College with. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson, her sister, Carol THOMAS HOUSE OF MUSIC IS CELEBRATING THEIR 7th Anniversary THIS WEEK. BIRTHDAY SPECIALS ON ALL ORGANS PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Apr. 2, 1975 -- 15 and area news and her husband, Dennis Irwin of Greenbank com- pleted the family circle for Sunday dinner. Mr. Nelson Ashton of Ash burn was supper guest on Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kerry. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Card were Sunday supper guests with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Card. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Baker, Port Perry, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Card on Tuesday evening. Misses Mary, Patty and Nancy Scrannage of King- ston were guests last week with their cousin, Donna Kerry. On Saturday, Mrs. Kerry, daughter Donna, and the Scrannage sisters attended a shower for Karen Ball at the home of Mrs. Kerry's mother, Mrs. Wm. Stearman of Uxbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stear- man and wee Christopher of London were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry. Mr. and Mrs. Breznikar and family were Friday sup- per guests with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kerry and family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Douglas Wilson and Miss Beth Evans were dinner guests on Sunday with Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Miss Ruby Wilson and Annie Yeo. Joy Panabaker gave fine presentation in Ont. finals Ross Weir, Chairman of the Port Perry Branch Legion speaking contest was really disappointed with Joy Panabaker's placing in. the. Public Speaking Contest in Kirkland Lake over the Easter weekend. "Joy made the finest delivery of her speech on this occasion," Mr. Weir said, and thought she was a wih- ner. However, the judges opinions were different. The winner was a student from Elliott Lake. Speakers came from various places in Ontario and the winners in the four different categories were named Ontario Champions. The three runners-up did not receive placings, but all of them received a silver medal while the winner received a gold medal. Mr. and Mrs. Art Pana- baker, Joy's parents, accompanied their daughter to Kirkland Lake. Cedar Creek news Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer visited their son, Martin for a few days last week in the Washington, U.S.A. area. David den Boer was home from Toronto while his parents were away. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Wm. Armstrong and family on the sudden death of her brother, Wayne Kerr. He was killed in an accident near Campbellford. Mrs. Victor Larocques's sister, Mrs. Harry Smith and their aunt, Mrs. Emily Finnie, both of Magnetawan and their nephew, Gilbert Mills, of Toronto were Thurs. afternoon visitors at the Larocque home. Miss Arieanne den Boer was home from Toronto for the weekend. Robert Lawrence of Oshawa spent the weekend Save up to 500% EXAMPLE: Californian 266 List price $3,995.00 Birthday Special '3,495 1820 Dundas St. East. Open Nightly until 9:00 p.m. Saturday until 5:30 p.m. Come in and - help us Celebrate! THOMAS HOUSE OF MUSIC Whitby, Ontario with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings and family. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Beacock of New Liskeard have been visiting relatives over the weekend. They were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vie Larocque, Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons. 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