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Ms Te i dd 8 Classified Ads : Prince Albert News AAT ae 14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 11, 1975 Auction Sales Auction Sales Yi mario A FE Pa SN be So, A NL TT Tn a A Uk PEL 2 Fae ITI i BE tia Ln 2 Er Sons KI Oo ci Auction Sales FRIDAY, JUNE 13 SALE TIME: 12 NOON The property of the late CLIF FORD.SALTER, Station Road s., Pickering, '2 mile east of Brock Rd. and Hydro plant. Large quantities of builders tools and equipment, Finlay cook stove, pine cupboard, lawn mower, vises, large anvil, forge, table saws, hand drill press, Homelite chair saw motors gas), emery grinder, building jacks (up to 15 ton), cement mixer and buckets, building hoist puller, electric tools (sander, jigsaw and drill), chains, wrenches, saw sharpening vise and file attachments, saw sets, shovels, plus numerous other partsand accessories. All tools in good condition. If you're looking for building or carpenter tools, this sale is a must. John Annis and Earl Gauslin, Auctioneers. 683-4500. SATURDAY, JUNE V4 SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Furniture, Antiques and Toys, etc. Many, many items. Spon. sored by the Parents Association of the Guides and Scouts, to be held at the Scout Hall, Port Perry. Auctioneer Murray Jack. son, Phone 985-2459. Jnl SATURDAY, JUNE 14 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. ANTIQUES +Antique Auction sale,. HARNDEN ESTATE* 9 miles north of Oshawa on Simcoe St. N., 4 mile south of Raglan and V4 mile west, Wicker Bassinette; Oak chestof drawers; old trunks; wash stands; brass bed; chest of drawers; Wicker fern stand; butter bowl; pedestal dining room table (1800); Quill pen ruler; Wicker rocking chair; Oak writing desk; Victrola record & radio combination; medicine cabinet; 2 Electric stoves; side- board buffett; Findlay stove (coal and wood); rocking chair; Pine cupboard cut glass doors; quantity of old dishes; washing machine; ice box; Massey Harris Pony tractor; 2-.way plow; row crop cultivator; quantity of new wire fence & steel posts; wood lathe; table saw; 2 h.p. motor; é-inch planer, as unit; . cedar shingles; wooden nail kegs; large quantity of garden and hand tools. Auctioneers Note: This property has been in the Family name since mid-1800's. Terms Cash." No Reserve. Sale 12:30 p.m. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. #1, Little Britain, (705) 786-2183. Jn SATURDAY, JUNE 14 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Clearing Auction of household effects, featuring mainly early period Antique furniture for MRS. K. D. WALMARK, located southwest corner of Side Road 24, approx. 2 miles west of Clare- mont, on 9th Concession. Partial list includes: Sheraton 2 pc. Walnut Bureau Secretary book- case; Regency arm chair; Georgian round pedestal Tilt-top table; Early Regency sewing table w/ ivory key hole; authen- tic 17th Century Cromwellian refrectary table 8' long; Authen- tic 17th century set of 7 Jacobean chairs w/ leather and brass studded seats; also matching sideboard for above; Sheraton games table; Chippendale country hall table w/ drawer; - 17th century Creedence hall fable; Victorian Desk; drop leaf sewing table; drop leaf sofa table; Cheval mirror; bow-front chest of drawers; Knole sofa W/ down cushions; round folding Brass table; crystal chandelier; oval framed Pearwood sample of England; 9 x 12 Wilton rug; copper bedwarmer; Brass pcs.; hand painted leather room divider; various signed Oil paint. ings; 3 pc. Sterling Silver coffee set; other Sterling Silver pcs.; Cranberry lamp heater; assort. of lovely Blue Willow dishes; Woodsware English Scenery dinner set; early Georgian Wedgewood dessert service; misc. glass and china; G.E. 4. burner stove; McClary Fridge; Westinghouse freezer; Wooden Kitchen set; bed sofa; braided rug; Indian rug; Queen teak bed; elc. Auctioneers Note: This sale has some real good, early period antique furniture, so why not join us! Terms cash. No reserve. House sold for new airport. Sale "begins 12:30 p.m. Kahn Auction Services, 668.6189. Jn (electric & Auction Sales SATURDAY, JUNE 4 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE - FURNITURE Furniture: Refrigerator, electric stove, Wicker rocker, Oak exten: Si table, Pine table, trunk, kitchen cabinet, coal oil lamps, antique lamps, G.E. portable Automatic washer, beds, dressers, several washstands, chesterfield and 2 chairs, pictures, Wicker flower stand, iron and brass bed, antique Spool bed, toilet set, dishes, antique pieces. Many other items. Real Estate: 25acres more or less with large frame house, furnace, bath- room, 4 large bedrooms upstairs. Barn 30 x 90 suitable for horses. This property is very scenic, also ample supply of gravel on pro- perty. The property of the Estate of the late ZOA COLE, R.R. 1, Codrington, 1 mile south and 1 mile east of Coderington, part of east half of Lot 34, Con. 5, Brighton Twp. From Hwy 401, take Hwy 30 north 5 miles to Old Wooler Road then 1 mile east to property. Terms on goods - cash; on property - $3000. in certified cheque or cash day of sale, balance in 30days. Property will be sold subject to the approval of the Executors. For viewing prior to sale day, contact either Mr. Boyd Nelson, Codrington 613- 475-2728 or Mr. Sidney Cassan, Brighton, 613.475.0327. Sale of goods 10a.m. Sale of property at 12 Noon. Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, Sale Manager & Auctioneer, 416- 852-3524. SATURDAY, JUNE 4 SALE TIME: 12 NOON The property of CLARENCE BUNKER in Goodwood, No. 47 highway and County Road 1A. Auction sale of furniture and antiques, cutter, canvas top buggie, wooden wheel wagon, implements, string brass bells, two muzzle loader guns (1 dated 1817), number of Model T parts, number of old licence plates, rocking chair, antique love seat, Moffat electric stove, 17 cu. ft. deep freeze. Earl Gauslin and John Annis, Auctioneers, 683-4500 TUESDAY, JUNE 17 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Farm Machinery, Hay, Grain, and Furniture, the property of ERNEST Mc GREGOR, Lot 11, Con. 10, Verulam Twp., 2 miles south of Bobcaygeon on Hwy 36. M.H. # 33 tractor; M.F. # 10 baler; Cockshutt side delivery rake (on rubber); M.F. mower; M.H. tiller; 2 rubber tired wagons; McCormick 2-furrow tractor plow; 2 antique single furrow riding plows (good); McCormick manure spreader; M.H. binder; McCormick seed drill; 4-section set of harrows; McCormick culti- vator; full line of machinery. Bedroom furniture; parts of toilet sets; wash stands; washing machine; crocks; child's bed; etc. Terms cash. Saleat 1 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auction- eers. Ph. (705) 357-3270. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of Farm Machinery, _ Furniture and Antiques, the property of THOMAS JORDON, Lot 4, Con 8, Pickering Twp., approx. 7 miles west of south Myrtle to Balsam, turn south 2 miles or west and north of Kinsale (on Balsam Road). M.H. # 44 tractor (recently overhauled); Cockshutt combine # 422, 7 ft. with4 cyl. Wisconsin motor; New Idea mower; New Holland Manure spreader # 327 P.T.O. (nearly new); McCormick plow 3-furrow on rubber; 1.H.C. side rake; Black Hawk manure spreader (twowheel); N.H. baler Super 66 with 2 cyl motor; Farm frailer, 142 ft. rack (good); rubber tired wagon and rack; McCormick seed drill, 15 disc; J.D. tiller; McCormick threshing machine; 5 steel gates; 9 milk cans; full line of machinery and qu. of scrap. Pine flat back cupboard; Pine drop-leaf table; butter bowl, print and ladle; antique high chair; 4 pressed back chairs; antique sideboard; wooden bench; record cabinet; 2 small cupboagds; Apt. size washing machine; qu. of other furniture. Farm sold. Terms cash. Sale at 12:00 noon. Note: Furniture sells first. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, Ph (705) 357 3270. "items. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Furniture and Antiques, the pro- perty of MR. RALPH HANSEN, Port Perry, approximately 12 miles east of Manchester on 7A Highway or second place west of Murray Williams Garage. New 32 h.p. rototiller; Amhurst Upright piano and bench; Moffat frig; antique bedroom suite; chesterfield & chairs; antique buffet; leather rocking 'chair; walnut dining room table; new kitchen cupboards; wicker picnic basket; gunrack; many more articles. No reserve. Terms cash. Murray Jackson, Auctioneer, 985-2459. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18- SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Farm sold. Property of KEN WOOD, Lot 8, Con 3, Mariposa Township, 2 mil uth of Little Brita SRT Telos west, or 3 miles east of Sonya. ED 40 Allis Chalmers diesel 3 pt. hitch; Ferguson Tractor & loader; Allied 10 ft. 29-tooth Cultivator (good); M.F. No. 3 Baler; Int. 3-furrow plow; Ferguson 2-furrow plow; Cockshutt # 12 cultivator; sprayer; J.B. & D. 21 ft. bale buncher; No. 11 Massey Harris side rake; Int. 3 pt. hitch 7 ft. mower; roller; 3-section har- rows; Massey plate grinder; Letz grinder; 200 Egg incubator; 9 ft. post hole digger; 2 sets of discs; Tilsmith 4.-h.p. Garden Tiller; 32 ft. Allied Bale elevator; Ferguson mower; P.T.O. pulley; Massey Manure spreader; ply- wood boat; 10-28 tractor chain; 75 ft. endless belt; Stewart Clipmas- ter clippers; pony saddle; qty. of cedar rails & scrap iron. House- hold furniture - Marconi T.\_, Sideboard; floor polisher; pole lamp; 5 dressers; child's desk - steel bed; wringer washer; qty. dishes and other articles. Terms cash. Noreserve. Sale 1:00 p.m. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, (705) 7856-2183. Added to sale: Int. Manure spreader 103 model PTO; Farm- hand hay conditioner; 24 ft. Hayovator elevator. Jn 11 THURS. EVENING, JUNE 19 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. "Clearing Auction of Farm Machinery, some Furniture, Garden tools, Lumber and Misc. The property of BRUCE O'BRIEN, located v2 miles north of # 7 highway, on Coronation Road, being 2 miles west of Brooklin. Partial list includes: Ford 9N tractor; 2-furrow plow W/ 3 PT H.; Disc; Cultivator; Harrows; Hay Mower; Briggs & Stratton Roto Tiller; Box trailer; Scuffler; Wheel Barrow; Hand made Sleigh; Patio Slabs; Sash & Doors; quantity of Old Pine lumber; large amount of Garden tools; Gas Drum & Pump; Gate; 1964 Chev. Station Wagon w/ good 283 motor (selling as is); Zenith21 T.V.; Marconi Radio & Record player; ping-pong table; Oak desk; dressers; set of § pressback chairs; and other misc. Hems. Terms cash or cheque. No reserve. Property being sold. Note: Sale time 6:00 p.m. evening. Kahn Auction Services - 668-6189. Jig THURSDAY, JUNE 19 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Farm machinery, the property of the late THOMAS CORY, Lot 17, Con 11, Mariposa Twp., 2 miles north of Oakwood, V2 mile east. McCormick W4 tractor; 1963 Ford car, as is; Dionne threshing machine, good condition; McCormick binder, good condition; .McCormick 2furrow and 3.furrow plows; buck rake; M.H. seed drill; M.H. manure spreader; wagon and rack; Case tractor; mower; ster. roller; hay elevator; hand.oper- ated antique cutting box; grain cradle. Full line of farm machinery. Terms cash. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, 705-357-3270. AUCTION BARN OPENING SOON 3 Miles East of Little Britain or 7 Miles West of Lindsay on the Lindsay-Little Britain Rd. We will sell Antiques - Furniture . Sporting Goods - Etc. wishing to consign articles, please contact Don Corneil, R.R. #1, Little Britain, (705) 786.2183. Anyone, SATURDAY, JUNE 21 REAL ESTATE The Township of Uxbridge offers the following properties for sale by auction: 10:00 A.M. Former Sandford School, Ya mile north of Sandford on Con. 4, approximately 4 acres, beauti- fully treed lot, drilled well, oil heat and basemént. 11:00 A.M. Approximately 3 acres at Udora, part of Lot 35 on Con. 6, township of Uxbridge, ¥ mile west of B.P. Station at Udora. 500 ft. frontage on Uxbridge-Georgina townline, 240 ft. deep. The property is wéll treed. Also for sale on this property, a frame cabin which must be removed. Property will be sold on condition that a build- ing permit may be obtained. Terms of Sale: Property will be sold to the highest bidder, subject to the approval of the Uxbridge Township council. $5,000 in cash or a certified cheque mustbe paid onday of sale. Balanceiné0days. For further information contact Township of Uxbridge, Uxbridge, Ontario. Lloyd Wilson, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, JUNE 21 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Complete household contents, the property of MRS. M. GRIFFIN, located in the Village of White- vale. Selling: Heintzman & Co. Grand Piano (Circa 1876); Old Country kitchen cupboard; old Victor record Player; 8 pc. Wal- nut dining suite; fern stand; hall tree; library table; treadle sewing machine; old washstands and dressers; Windsor chairs; chesterfield and 2 chairs; coffee tables; occasional tables & chairs; standing and table lamps; iron beds; pictures; books; garden tools; qu. of old and collectable glass and china; some primitives; Toleware; Admiral 27°" T.V.; General 17 cu. ft. freeze; Gas stove; 2 garden tractors; roto tiller and attach- ments; lawn mower; and many other misc. items too numerous to mention. Terms cash or cheque. Noreserve. House sold. Kahn Auction Services 668- 6189. "Jn EPSOM (continued the Pospolita home are all recovered from the chicken pox. - Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Christie attended the 40th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Love of Scugog Island which was held in the Oddfellows Hall at Port Perry on Saturday evening. Note: The Sunday Evening Service, June 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Epsom Sunday School when we will celebrate the 50th birthday of the United Church. The Sunday School will provide the program. Everyone welcome. This will close the Sunday School for vacation. On June 17 at 8 p.m., a Sunday School meeting will be held at the church to plan a Fall program. Everyone interest- ed is invited. New ideas will be welcomed. : Mr. and Mrs. Cracknell have been in Toronto for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watson were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Watson and children of Guelph. Mr. Ivan Clarke was with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. K. Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Asling, Mrs. Pat Clarke and Ivan attended a dance review in Uxbridge in which Julie Ashton participated, then all enjoyed lunch at the Keith Ashton home. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Evans and family visited Mr. and Jnis Last Sunday, the weather was ideal when our church congregation commenorated the 50th anniversary of Church Union. Two young men, Terry: Hodgins and Lloyd Pereman greeted the folk'on arrival for the special service. The sanctuary was filled to capacity with people who had travelled miles to be present or had roots in this area. A basket of white chrysanthemums graced the chancel as a silent tribute to the deceased, whose, in the past, valuable contributions meant a great deal to the life of the Church. The Historical choir, under the direction of Mr. N. Watson was appre- ciated. Organ accompani- ment was by Mrs. B. Snel- grove. The minister, Rev. R. Brawn, voiced a welcome to everyone and introduced the guest speaker, the Rev. Prof. K. Joblin, who delivered a suitable message from which we grasped much. Following the service, the people were invited to the church parlors where the U.C.W. served lunch, including the special decorated cake. This social hour lent an opportunity to reminisce and renew friend-- they also ships, while browsed over old photos and aged articles displayed on the heirloom table. I think one could easily say all who, attended and assisted helped make the special service possible. . Next Sunday service at the usual hour, 11:30 a.m. Congratulations to the Trans on their second year at the General Store; and a mammoth attendance of the NEWS Mrs. Elmer Wilson and Douglas on Saturday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Tripp of Shirley were supper guests on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerry. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benns and children of Uxbridge were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Card. Congratulations to all the students from the commun- ity who so ably took part in the "track meet" at Port Perry Monday. Your best maybe didn't win all the prizes but it made us very proud of you. Mr. and Mrs. John Dun- nings and family of Toronto were Saturday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Enoch McKnight, and on Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McKnight and family were supper guests. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Emm- ings are very happy to have Tessa's mother from England visiting them. Several from the commun- ity took part in *'Canoe the Nonquon'. Congratulations to Barry Page and son, Rob, who won the Family Trophy in a little over four hours. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goslin on the birth of a new grandchild. Mrs. Goslin has been jn Kincar- dine helping her daughter. younger-age enjoyed the dance on their paved premises, Saturday night. Some of the following people attended the Special Services .here and were uests with relatives and friends: Mr. and Mrs. G. Plaunt, Lindsay, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Harper, Port Perry were with their sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jeffrey. Mr. and Mrs. Donald - Beacock and sons, Seagrave, with his parents, the Les Beacock's. Mr. W. Bond, Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. M. Luke of Stoney Creek with their relatives, Mrs. C. Luke and Mrs. E. McKerihan. Mr. and Mrs. R. Brawn, Raglan, with his son, the Rev. R. Brawns, at the manse. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forder, Scugog Island, were with the Clayton Loves. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hodgins of Stroud, with the Terry Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. C. Love and family were relative guests at the dinner-dance in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Love's 40th wedding * anniversary held at the Oddfellows Hall, Saturday night. Many more years of married bliss to Mr. and Mrs. Ron Deeth who were joined by a relative and friend gathering at Club Annrene on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sker- ratt Sr. were guests at the wedding of their niece, the Woodcock:Lee vows, held in Greenwood United Church. Good luch arrived at the door of Mr. and Mrs. R. O'Laison-when they learned of winning one of the thousand dollar ticket numbers on the Olympic Lottery. Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa, accompanied her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Les Beacock, when they spent four days in Kirkland Land and New Liskeard visiting their son and wife, - Grant and Debra Beacock. Mr. and Mrs. R. O'Laison and son entertained both their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. C. O'Laison, all of\_ Toronto. On Sunday, Mrs. Helen Jewell served a dinner in honour of her father, Mr. A. Guilson, who that day had reached the senior age of 93. The following relatives were present, Mr. and Mrs. G. Tremeer, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tremeer, all of Lindsay, Mr. H. Guilson of Nogies Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding of Manchester, also a neigh- bour, Mrs. E. Mulvey. Sever- al called in the afternoon, too. Itis a coincidence that three of the group were over 90 years, namely Mr. W. Tre- meer, Mrs. M. Mulvey and Mr. Guilson. VANDALISM Ontario Provincial Police of the Whitby detachment report minor damage to private property along Lilla and Arrow Streets, probably the work of children, Sunday morning, Four separate complaints from homeowners, ranging from damaged trees to a broken fence, were received by police. IC TIGARSE en WEL LURE) Web PO) ian ES Ct SIR A