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Vis EE a oS CSE NE SRA 3 14-- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1975 J SAL Sas AUCTION SALES | [as SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Furniture Auction, property of MRS. R. E. PORTER, 2 Peel Street, Lindsay. 2 elec stoves; 2 refrigerators; cor er cupboard; dining table & chairs; 3 wardrobes; beds; dressers; chests; washer-dryer; couch; 2 settees; benches; copper boiler; crocks; sealers: rugs; dishes, etc. Noreserve. House sold. Sale time 1 p.m. Orval McLean, Auc- tioneer, 324-2791 Lindsay. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 "SALE TIME: 12:00 O'CLOCK Clearing auction sale for the Est. of the LATE A. GLENN THOMPSON at 18 Albert St. N. in Stouffville (being the second street west of R.R.). Including many pieces of solid Walnut furniture - 9 pc. Walnut Gibbard dining suite, good; Walnut plat- form rocker; Electrohome color 'T.V., good; Walnut inlaid top coffee table; 4 pc. solid Walnut bedroom suite, special; large G.E. refrigerator, good; G.E. electric stove, good; Moffat auto- matic washer and matching dryer, good; writing desk; table lamps; antique hall tree; 3 radios; 2pc. chesterfield; no. odd chairs; no. odd dishes; glass- ware; silverware; Red Cedar chest, trimmed in brass; 2 clocks; mirrors; washstand; qty. bedding; quilts; spreads; blan- kets; feather pillows; assorted rugs and runners; scatter rugs; small appliance; toaster; kettle; fry pan; Underwood typewriter; no. good China cups & saucers; large no. of good books; carpen- ter tools; garden tools; new Remington Woods 3006, Master Auctomatic in case; Winchester 12 gauge pump gun; Savage 303 rifle, semi-automatic; 3doz. Mal- lard decoys; ammunition; gun case; qty. old dishes; crocks; jars; leather covered trunk; Brass Jardineire; picture frames; chest of drawers, antique; humidifier; 3pc. Walnpt Bedroom suite; etc. etc. Note: Only a few of the items for sale listed here. This is-a big sale of good items. Be sure to come and see. Refreshments. 2 Auction Rings. Sale 12 o'clock noon. Atkinson and Wilson, Sale Mgrs. and Auctioneers. - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Livestock, Implements & House- hold Furniture, the property of PAMELA & NEIL PIND,R.R. 3, Lakefield, Ont. 150 head Charo- lais Cattle will be sold at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, Angeline St. N., Lindsay, Ont. at 7:00 P.M. Farm machinery and furniture will be sold at the Farm, at 1:00 p.m., Lot 23-24, Con 11, Smith Twp., 4 miles north of Bridge- north on. County Road No. 20 (Bridgenorth - Selwyn Road). Machinery: 1963 Case 630 diesel tractor, with loader; M.H. 22-row crop gas tractor; Case 65 H.P. LAE tractor; 1966 Ford 612 for- age harvester; 2 Kasten self- ®nloading forage boxes; forage blower; 1965 Case'12' Swather; 1965 Case 200.baler; and more. Approximately 3,000 bales of mixed hay. Furniture: Maple kitchen. suite; 9 piece dining room suite; T.V.; odd chairs; some antiqués; many other articles. Cattle: 40 head of Charo- lais Cattle, the property of Don Real, Sunderland, will be sold before Pind Dispersal. Sale will begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. with Don Real's herd. Cows in both herds will be pregnancy checked. Purebred Charolais Bull; 60 Charolais first calf heifers, 26 with calves by side, some due in fall, some open; 5 Hereford cows with calves by side; 45 choice Charolais steers; 700 to 800 Ibs.; 14 Charolais - Hereford heifers, 700 Ibs. Terms cash. Noreserve. Note: Furniture saleat 1:00 p.m. Machine sale at 1:30 p.m. Cattle sale at 7:00 p.m. Please note locations. Carl Hickson, Auc- tioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324.9959. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Clearing Auction sale for FRETZ MEATS at Claremont, R.R. # 3, (416-640-3125) being 10 miles N.E. of Markham, or 3 miles S.E. of Stouffville. Including a complete line of good equipment for oper- ating a Slaught and Store Bus: iness. (Property has been expro priated for the new Airport). Also a Husky Liquid spreader and a new Husky P.T.O. pump, Office equipment, etc. etc. More details later. This is a rare opportunity to buy butcher equipment. Be sure to come. Refreshments. Sale 1 p.m. Atkinson & Wilson, Sale Mgrs. and Auctioneers. LJ - furniture. -0il TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay and Furniture, the property of BERT KEOWN, Lot 11, Con 7, Fenelon Twp., 2 miles north of Cameron on Hwy 35. 16 head of P.B. and Grade Hereford cattle; 6 cows with calves by "side (re-bred); 2 "heifers (bred); 1 cow (re-bred); V steer (7 mon.): 12 head have' papers. 1800 bales of good hay; McCormick # 350 tractor; Mc Cormick plow; cultivator; and mower; all equipped with fast hitch; J.D. manure spreader; roller bearing wagon and good hay rack; rubber tired wagonand rack, McCormick side rake on rubber; 26 ft. elevator; qu. of other machinery; antique wood- en telephone; space heater (2 years); new storage shed (never assembled); antique drop leaf table (spool legs); qu. of other Farm sold. Terms cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Ph (705) 357-3270. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale of Farm stock, Implements and Furniture, the property of FRED HORE, Lot 16, Con 1, Ops Twp., 32 miles east of Little Britain, or 2 miles west of Kawartha Livestock} Exchange. 18 Charolais and Hereford cows with calves by side (400 Ibs.) re-bred to Charolais bull; 6 Char- olais yearlings; 5 Charolais, 2 year olds; Charolais bull, 3 yrs. Pinto gelding, rising 3 yrs; black Quarter horse, gelding, 7 yrs., has been ridden-in lots of western shows; saddle and bridle; Mc Cormick Model M tractor; Mc Cormick Farmall H tractor; Mc Cormick Model H tractor and loader (motor seized up); Mc- Cormick spreader; McCormick H.D. cultivator; A.C. combine, pull type (5 ft); McCormick drill (15 disc); McKee wagon and box, 24ft.; New Idea mower; N.H. hay conditioner; Farmhand rake; qu. of other machinery; 1967 3-ton truck (Chev) with hoist, sold as is; qu. of furniture, some anti- ques. Owner giving up farming. Terms cash. Sale at 12:30. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Ph. (705) 357-3270. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Clearing Auction of Household contents, featuring Antique and Period furniture; collectable Glass; China; Primitives, etc. The property of JACK MASON, Courtice Village (between Oshawa & Bowmanville), on Courtice Rd. South, 3rd house on west side. Partial list: "Minto" wood stove w/ warming oven; Pine Bonnett chest; blanket boxes; washstands; 5 Victorian Parlour chairs; Mahogany China cabinet; 7 pc. Chippendale dining svite; J & H love seat; small settee; Jacobean table; Oak Court cupboard; 4 English press backs; occ. tables & chairs; dressers; bedroom suite; kitchen set; hanging lamp; Tiffany-type table lamp; min. Satin Glass Gone with the Wind lamp, min. lamp; oil lamp; signed Carnival; Wedgewood pitcher; Nippon cups & saucers; Maple leaf compote; cookie jar; De- pression; Amethyst; Delft; Flow Blue; Lustre; Sterling silver vase; brass scales; brass candle- sticks; brass kettle; crocks; 4 pc. toilet set; pictures; old records; clocks; Toleware;and other good bric-a-brac. Note: Everything has been well cared for. A good sale. Terms cash. No reserve. Kahn Auction Services, 985-8161. Ocl, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE - FURNITURE Auction sale including beautiful 3 bedroom brick bungalow on large lot 168° déep. This home is only 8- years-old, hardwood floors throughout; full high basement with fire place, garage. Tool shed. This property willbesoldat 12 noon; subject to reserve bid. Terms 5% down day of sale, balance 60 days. All contents sell at10a.m. Including colour T.V.; stereo; antique settee & 2 chairs; Gingerbread clock; Flatback cupboard; 6 chicken coop chairs; Kelvinator refrigerator; Kelvin- ator electric range; electric appliances; 2 trunks; beds; dres- sers; washstands; Boston rocker; shot gun; Pine chest of drawers; 5 h.p. Garden filler; garden tools; carpenter tools; coal oil lamps; dishes and many - ")ther articles. The property of the ESTATE OF THE LATE WALTER WAGG, 174 Victoria Dr., in Uxbridge (near Public Schoal).. House may be seen by appointment. Lloyd Wilson, sale Manager & Auctioneer, 416- 852-3524. 0c TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Fall Stocker-Feeder Sales Annual Fall Stocker-Feeder sale, Tuesday, October 21stat 1 p.m. at Lindsay Community Sales Barn, Angeline St. N., Lindsay, Ont. Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in truckload lots or to your satisfaction. Always a good _ quality sale with large quantities for your selections. We invite your consignments. For consign. , ments or. further information contact Carl Hickson, proprietor and auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-2774 or 324-9959. Ocl5 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1s" SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Special Twilight Charolais Stocker-Feeder Sale, Saturday evening, November 1st at 7:00 P.M. at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, Angeline St. N., Lindsay, Ont. The ever popular Charolais is in great demand for feedlots. Here is your opportunity to buy or sell Charolais feeders of choice quality. Charolais stocker steers; heifers and calves will be sold in truckload lots or to your satis- faction. The consignments and interest have been great. We expect to have a fop notch Charolais feeder sale. All assign- ments welcome. For consign- ments or further information contact Carl Hickson, Proprietor and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-2774 or 324.9959. Oc29 Seagrave 4-H Club On September 17, the Seagrave-4-H Club held its first meeting in the Seagrave United Church. We opened the meeting with the 4-H Pledge and then held the election of officers. The results were: Treasurer Arlene Howell; Vice-presi- dent Diane Barr, and Presi- dent Laura Procunier. We then had collection of $1.25, bring our balance to ° 'WORK WANTED THAL'S WROUGHT IRON SHOP Railings, Repairs & Welding E. THAL R.r. Vs, Little Britain Phone (705) 786-2191 ore Financial Services Ltd. 1050 Simcoe Street North Oshawa, Ontario 576-0410 Use the equity in your home for: Debt Consolidation ome Renovations ajor Purchases 1st & 2nd Mortgages Arranged at pei rates We : i5 200 guests honour Blackstock couple The 50th Wedding Anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Percy VanCamp was celebrated with a family dinner at the . home of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill VanCamp on Friday evening, September 19, fol- lowed with Open House in the Christian Education room of -- the United Church, Black- $4.89. We chose the name of "A Touch of Stitchery". 'Laura Procunier - and Bonnie Short told us about their trip to the CNE as representatives from our area in 4-H. We were then informed of the supplies we would need for this unit and we discuss- ed the colour wheel, different colour schemes and what we were required to make dur- - ing this unit. We then were given colour wheels to colour in and add to our books. Our next meet- ing will be October 1 at 7:00 p.m. - at the Seagrave Church. We closed the meet- ing with the 4-H motto, "We learn to do by doing." Press Secretary Diane Howell stock on Sunday, September 21st. About 200 guests attended and helped to celebrate the happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Yan om, who was the former Elva Wright,-were united in mar- riage at the brides home in Blackstock on September 23, 1925. The couple have a family of two boys and one girl, Merrill, Keith and Aileen. Mr. and Mrs. VanCamp re- ceived many cards and con- gratulations which were much appreciated. "ASHBURK NEWS (Too late for 13§t week) The regular mofithly meet- ing of the ladies bible class was held on Wednesday, Sept. 10th at the home of Misses Hilda and Mary Hop- kins. The President Mrs. W. Hopkins conducted the meet- ing and her devotional period was based on the 'parable of the lost sheep'. The scripture . was read by Mrs. H. Ashton and Mrs.- D. Ashton led in prayer. Miss Chrissie Simpson had the program part of the meeting which was 'thoughts of our churches endeavour over the past 100 years'. She spoke of some missionary work, including her mother and fathers ministry to the Peace River district in the west. She also showed some very interesting pictures. The next meeting will be at Mrs. W. Hopkins home on Oct. 1st. It was a beautiful Sunday morning last Sunday and it was nice to see several visit- ors at Church. Mr. McEntyre had a very timely and thoughtful ser- mon based on Numbers 13, "Life among Giants". The choir sang, "All for Jesus'. 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