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Ye ¥ ' Bo ¥ ah Be HCE WEE <; EN FIRE & ROTH CRERAN TERA RH, HEH CORREA I , pn \ St > -. em, Lo em a, - Fa Alt, Fg lr , No PE pe Ta on 3 Ses ny Auctioneers RON KING AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types. Phone Port Perry 985-2643 KAHN AUCTION SERVICES Livestock - Furniture. Antiques - Estates Real Estate - etc. For Fast "Auction" Service Call: GAYLE KAHN 985-8161 HENRY KAHN 985-8161 Prop. of ""HERONGATE COUNTRY AUCTIONS" 1 mile south of Whitevale. Every Wednesday at 7 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 1 SALE TIME: 12:30 p.m. Complete line of Farm Machin- ery - including M.H. 60 S.P. combine; D.B. 1200 diesel trac- tor; M.F. 65 gas tractor; Farm- all A tractor; N.H. 269 baler; M.F. 12' hydraulic disc; White hydraulic cultivator; Ford 4-fur- row T.B. plough; IHC 3-furrow T.B. plough; 6 section harrows; M.F. seed drill; fertilizer spead- er; M.F. 160 bu. spreader; mower; side delivery rake; hay conditioner; bale elevator; 2 hay wagons; Westeel-Rosco 3300 bu. grain bin; 2 gravity feed grain boxes & wagons; M.F. é' scrap- er; Front end loader; snowblow- er; 150 gal. sprayer; approx. 40 - 45 tons mixed grain; approx. 800 bales red clover hay; and other items too numerous to list. The property of G & L FARMS, Markham, Ont. Take Hwy #7 to McCowan Road, then north 1% miles to 16th Ave., then west V2 mile. Time 12:30 p.m. Terms cash. Noreserve. Auctioneer W. F. Walker, Markham, Ont. (416) 294-4970. SATURDAY, APRIL SALE TIME -- 11:30 A.M. Furniture - Antiques - Tools Auction sale property of MR. BRUCE LANGILLE, being approx. 3 miles west of Manches- ter to Utica, then south 34 mile on left side of road. Property sold. 4 Contents consist of Antique thrashers, type table with 5 legs; large qty. chairs; Sparton color. T.V.; comb. stereo, T.V. & radio; * chesterfield & chairs; antique desk; dishes; pots; pans; pictures, many hand painted; hand-painted glass front clock; brass fireplace utensils; lamps; washstands; spool pedistal read- ing table; churn; round table; steel bed; cheese dish; sewing machine; -dressers; typewriter; bedding; drapes; trunks; picnic table; lawn mower; garden tools; rotor tiller; and many more items too numerous to mention, with something for everyone. This sale is outside, so wear proper apparel. Lunch available. Terms cash. No reserve. Auction service by Murray Jackson, 985-2459. M29 852-3524. CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, MARCH 31 7:00 P.M. 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on Lind- say-Little Britain Road. Cook stove, press back chairs, hall table; drop leaf table; wooden churn; oak buffet; wicker baby carriage; settee; pine table; Quebec heater; quantity of pic- ture frames; quantity of hand tools; electric stoves; quantity of coal oil lamps; quantity of depression glass; bedroom suite; plus many more antiques, furniture and household items. Open for showing March 30,7 - 9 p.m. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R.1, Little Britain, 705- 786-2183. APRIL 1, 1978 SALE TIME: 1:00 p.m. 1 mile north of Boys Training School, implements and apple equipment for MRS. WILLIAM COX. Farm machinery, apple equipment and furniture. Ford 3000 diesel tractor, 465 hrs; Ford double disc, 6 ft.; Ford brush cutter, 5 ft.; 2-furrow plough; tractor carryall; tractor blade; 2-wheel farm wagon; 1970 Ski Doo & trailer; 1000 apple boxes; 12 picking baskets; 15 ladders; large qty. of articles. Farm sold. No reserve. Terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick, auction- eer. Lawrence Harris, clerk. SATURDAY, APRILS8 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. MASSEY-FERGUSON FARMS Extensive auction of machinery, farm buildings, office equip- ment, trucks, parts, etc. to be held at the MASSEY-FERGU- SON FARMS, 1 mile west of Milliken at the corner of Warden & Steeles Ave. (1 mile west of Unionville to Con. 5, then south 2 miles to farm), including the following M.F. diesel tractors #275 (120 hrs.); #255 (304 hrs.): #1135 with cab (1000 hrs); #180 with cab; M.F. Super 90 gas™] tractor; M.F. 33 loader with a Perkins 248 diesel engine - 75 h.p., all wheel steering, 172 yd. bucket (like new); M.F. 510 die- sel combine with é-row corn head, 14 ft. grain head; M.F. 510 combine with é-row corn head, 14 ft. grain head; 16 ft. grain table for above; 2 M.F. garden trac- tors; M.F. 36 swather, 14 ft.; M.F. 655 swather, 20 ft.; M.F. 146 cultivator; M.F. 880 plow, 6- furrow, 16 in.; M.F. 88 plow; M.F. 43 plow; M.F. é6-row corn sc ffler; 2 rubber-tired wagons; 2 tip trailers; Turnco grain box; flail stalk shredder; M.F. 205 spreader; post hole digger; shop equipment (H.W. floor jack, air compressor, etc.). Office Equip; desk; filing cabinets; chairs; safe; air conditioner; Tele- funken dictator-transcriber. Parts. Farm Equipment & Misc. such as Badger silo unloader (12), motors; augers; fire ex- tinguishers; shelving; bins; 1975 Chev. pick-up, 3-ton, 454 engine, air & power trailer package, dual tanks, certified; 1966 Dodge Stake truck with hoist and diesel engine; 3 large slab silos; Beatty stabling; steel grain bins; steel building, 50 x 100; Beaver build- ing, 30 x 50; large hog barn and equipment; large pole barn, 85 x 200; plus many, many other items. Lunch available. This large sale will start promptly at 10:30 a.m. with two Auction Rings at all times. Machinery is in excellent condition. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 418- AS. big or small, new or used. PUBLIC AUCTION & SHOW New & Used Farm Machinery & Equipment APRIL 14th & 15th 401 East of Oshawa at Courtice Road NOTICE FARMERS & EQUIPMENT DEALERS: This will be a good place to demonstrate, show and sell your farm equipment. Anyone wishing to consign or display must do so now, spaces are filling up fast. We have the finest facilities, advertising, professional help and auctioneers to sell anything Call today for information: M. MacDonald, Auctioneer, Altona Liquidations & Sales. Toronto 368-1666 or Oshawa 579-9661. J TUESDAY, APRIL 4 SALE TIME: 1:30 p.m. Auction sale of farm machinery, hay and grain, the property of ROBERT CHARTER, Lot 19, Con. 5, Brock Twp., 1 mile south of Sunderland and 22 miles east or 3 miles south of Manilla and 13% miles west. M.F. tractor #150 diesel (1450 hrs.) complete with loader and hydraulic bucket (good); N.H. baler #68 (good condition); McCormick 3-furrow ace bottom trip beam plow; M.F. manure spreader (ground driven); Cockshutt grain and fertilizer seed drill, 15 disc; Mc- Cormick side rake; Cunningham hay conditioner; hay stooker; J.D. hay elevator," 24 ft. with undercarriage; horse-drawn dump rake (like new); rubber- tired wagon & steel dump box (crank lift); hay rack (good); Ford cultivator, 3 pt. 11 tooth; 4 sect. set of drag harrows; Gehl hammer mill - 50 ft. endless belt; buzz saw for Ford tractor, 3 pt.; 36 ft. extension ladder; Sedore snow blower (double blower); McCormick cutting box with 40 ft. of pipe; Fleury single plow; walking scuffler; long steel lad- der; feed rack on wheels; pres- sure system; steel head gate (for cattle); steel gate; iron sap kettle (40 gal); new electric fen- cer; 3 block and tackles (1-4 pulley set) 2 smaller; large feed trough (suitable for mixing feed); set of birdizzo pinchers (nearly new). Many other artic- les. Qty. of baled hay (no rain); approx. 100 bu. of mixed grain; 3. ton corn. Farm sold. Terms cash Sale at 1:30. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, Ph. 705- 357-3270. Owners or Auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents in connection with this sale. M29 TUESDAY, APRIL 4 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. MACHINERY Extensive Auction Sale of Farm Equipment and Machinery for Hutchinson Farm Supply, R.R.2, Stouffville and Maryvale Farms (Christain Brothers) Newmar- ket. Maryvale Farms are clos- ing out their entire farm oper- ation and all their equipment will be sold in this large sale to be held at Hutchinson Farm Supply on Hwy. 48, 1 mile west of Stouffville and 3 miles north of Ringwood. From 401, take Mark- ham Road north. J.D. 2130 Tractor with 148 loader; Case 1070 tractor with cab; M.F. 175 tractor; Ford 9600 tractor-cab; M.F. 1100 tractor; David Brown 1212 tractor-cab; Int. B414 trac- tor and loader; Int. 656 tractor; J.D. 3010 tractor; Belarus 610 tractor, cab, 686 hrs.; Int. 300 tractor & loader; Ford 6000 trac- tor; A.C. tractor; Gleaner E combine -10; Cockshutt 73000 .combine, 2 heads; J.D. 45 com- bine, grainhead; Int. 715 com- bine, 2heads; J.D. 6600 combine, grain; M.F. 300 combine, 2 heads; Cockshutt 545 combine, grain head; Gehl forage blower; 2 Loadmaster forage wagons; Dion harvester; Case harvester; Int. 430 baler; N.H. 273 baler; N.H. side rake; Int. 990 swather- conditioner, p.t.o.; Little Glant elevator; 2 Turnco boxes; J.D. rubber tired wagon, flotation tires, 22' rack; -rubber-tired wagons; J.D. 4-furrow plow; J.D. 5-furrow plow; J.D. 7 furrow plow; Cockshutt 5 ft. plow;J.D. 10' disc; J.D. H1300 disc; J.D. 1000 cultivator; Cockshutt disc; harrows; J.D. 17-run grain & fert.; Seed, grass seed box; Int. 16 drill; J.D. 17B drill; J.D.1250 plate planter with centre auger fill; J.D. 13B drill; Int. 4row corn planter; Int. 6- row planter; Ford 4-row planter; A.D. é-row planter; M.F. 4-row planter (like new); J.D. 4-row Maxi-Emerge planter (like new); J.D. 400 grinder-mixer; Big Blue 200 spreader; J.D. 40 spreader; post hole digger; Lely. snow blower; low trailer; welder; compressor; bolt bins & bolts; lawn & garden equipment; J.D. 140 tractor-cab;blower-till- er; J.D. 56 rider; J.D. 66 rider;. M.F.12tractor; J.D. 112 tractor; Int. Cub Cadet; Jari mower; J.D. 48" rotary broom; pressure washer, 500 Ib.; hedge trimmers plus numerous other items. Lunch availab.e. Wagon load a.m. sharp. Large equipment 11:30 a.m. Maryvale equipment will be moved to Hutchinson Yard by Thursday, March 30th. Plan to attend this large sale. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524, M29 «by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., "dump trailer; Z-wheeled fraller THURSDAY, APRIL 13 - SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. FARM SOLD Auction sale including David Brown 990 diesel tractor; Int. B414 diesel tractor & loader; New Holland 268 Super Sweep baler; Int. 540 manure spreader; Int. seed drill; Sedore snow- blower; Allied 34-tooth culti- vator; John Deere 427, 2-row corn planter; weed sprayer, 28 ft. boom; self-unloading wagon; 2 Farm Hand self unloading wagons; Turnco gravity box; 3 pt. hitch scraper; 2 wagons with racks; bale elevator; bale stook- er; harrows; 12' packer; grain auger; silage elevator; axle & wheels; wooden feeder; new roofing 12° x 10'; A.C. forage harvester; trailer; 200 gal. water tank; auto. bale stooker; scrap iron; Delaval 2200 Ib. bulk tank; 3 Surge milkers; 4 Surge milk meters; plus numerous other tems. Furniture: baby carri- age; stroller; car bed; custom- made bathinette with hidden baby bath; wooden playpen; children's rocker; roll-away cot; youth bed; antique linen closet, with mirrors; antique cedar closet; bedroom suite; two dressers; % bed; Colonial wood- en dining svite with four chairs and extension table; portable Singer sewing machine (good); picnic table; lawn chairs and | other items. The property of JAKE GRIFFIOEN, Lot 2, Con 6, Brock Twp., Y4 mile west of Valentyne or 3 miles west and 1 mile north of Sunderland. Lunch available. Sale managed & sold Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. Al2 SATURDAY, APRIL 1st SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. SHARP Absolutely Unreserved!! 13th Annual Stock Reduction £-le, New & Used Farm Implements -- 19 tractors, 5 Industrial trac- tors; 8 ploughs; 3 discs; 5 cuiti- vators; 4 seeders; 2 sprayers; Hay equipment - mower; rakes; haybines; balers; elevators; manure spreaders; mixers & miscellaneous equipment, the property of W. J. LAMBERT & SON LTD., (Massey Ferguson Dealer) on the Beaverton By- pass at Beaverton, 13 miles north of Sunderland, or 23 miles south of Orillia. Tractors: M.F. 1100 tractor with cab; White 1870 tractor with cab, 856 hrs; David Brown 1200 tractor with cab; M.F. 256 diesel tractor, 8 speed live pto - 1100 hours; M.F. 165° diesel tractor, 1680 hrs; M.F. 135 diesel tractor; and more. Indus- trial Equipment: M.F. 2200 gas tractor with 200 loader and 220 backhoe; M.F. 30 diesel tractor & loader, new track, 1975; M.F.- 302 diesel tractor, loader & back- hoe; M.F. 200 Crawler, dozer with é-way blade. Ploughs; JohnDeere 3-furrow trip beam plough, mounted;Hydrein, 5- furrow 14' semi mounted plough Kongskilde 4-furrow adjustable plough, hydraulic reset, semi mount. Discs: Pittsburgh 13" pull-type disc; Pittsburgh 12' pull-type disc; M.F. 39 8' mount- ed disc. Cultivators: Glencoe 18' FC105 pull-type cultivator; Allis 12' mounted cultivator; Danish 14' cultivator with wings & fal- lowing harrow. Seeding equip. - M.F.33 17-run grain & fertilizer drill; M.F. 33 17-run grain & fertilizer drill. Sprayers: Cen- tury sprayer, 30' boom, pull- type; J.B. & D. sprayer, 21' boom, mounted. Haying Equip.: M.F. 42 mower, 7', 12 years, mounted; John Deere, 7 mower, mounted; M.H. #6, 7' cutter bar, pull-type; New Idea 7° cutter box, pull-type; etc. Combines: M.H.80 special combine; M.H. 27 special combine; M.F. 300 special combine. Forage Equip: Gehl forage blower; Dion 1-row harvester; New Holland, Model 616 harvester with 1-row corn head. Spreaders: New Holland, Model 346, tank spreader, 140 bushel; Hawk Built tank spread- er, 140 bushel; M.F. 160 bus.' manure spreader. Misc.: Woods 5' rotary cutter; Grove hydraulic & flat rack; Allied 7' blade; electric bug killer; etc. More used and new machinery, too numerous to mention. Terms cash or financing available prior to sale, 10% discount on all parts day of sale. No reserve. Sale at 11:00 a.m. sharp. Lunch available. Carl & Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959. Auyctioneer's note: An outstanding selection of new and used farm machinery. An excel- lent opportunity to purchase your machinery requirements early. W. J. Lambert has been in business over 20 years. A dealer to depend on. Plan to attend. SATURDAY, APRIL 8 SALE TIME: 12 NOON SHARP Stock Reduction sale of Farm machinery, the property of KEE FARM MACHINERY LTD. (John Deere Dealer); 5 miles north of Peterborough on Hwy. 28 or 4 miles south of Lakefield (on 5th line of Smith Twp). Tractors: 1966 M.F. 1100 diesel tractor, power steering; David Brown 1200 diesel tractor - power steering; John Deere 710 diesel tractor - power steering - manure loader, snow bucket, etc. Indust. equip. ; John Deere TD 450 crawler with blade, running well; 1958 Case 310 D Crawler with blade. Cultivators: New Glenco 18' cultivator with wings; New Glenco 18' cultivator with hydraulic wings; . New Glenco 122 cultivator; 2 new Sandrum cultivators, 34 tooth, 3 pt.; etc. Baler: New Holland 277 baler, plo; Power Mowers: John Deere (37) 7' trail type, pto; New Holland 7' power mower, 3 pt.; Ford 501, 7' power mower, 3 pt.; Harrows: 3 new John Deere 740 wheel harrows - pull type; Corn Planters: Int. 56 - 4 row plate planter - pull type; John Deere 4-row plate planter - pull type; etc. Forage Harvesters: 2 John Deere 34, 2-row corn harvesters, pto- 30"; A.C. 472 forage harves- ter, 2-row, pto;-etc. Manure Spreader: Int. 55 manure spreader, pto; John Deere 145 manure loader, hydraulic buc- ket; fits current tractor. Wagons: 5 new George White wagon gear- ing, 5 ton; 3 new 1600 George White wagon gearing 10 ton; Swather: New 1976 John Deere self-propelled swather, 12' head- er; Misc.: New log splitter, 3 pt. ptd; new 5-Star post hole digger, 3 pt.; new Allied side rake, pull type; etc. Garden Equip.: 4 new Simplicity garden tillers; 2 Sim- pliciy riding tractor lawn mowers. New Equip.: 1977 Sim- plicity 70-10 six-speed garden tractor with mower; 1977 Simpli- city 60-10 3-speed garden tractor with mower; 1977 Simplicity 60-8 garden mower, 3 speed; etc. Terms cash. Absolutely no reserve. Sale at 12:00 noon sharp, beginning with garden equipment. Carl & Greg Hick- son, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. ! AS! 705-324-9959. Children's art A special exhibition of art by the school children of the Durham Region Board of Education entitled K to 13, 11, will be featured at The Robert McLaughlin Gallery from. March 28th to April 2nd. Selections have been made from submitted works of students from Kindergarten to Grade 13, and provide an - excellent overview of the progress of the art pro- gramme at every grade level. All media will be featured: crayon, water- colour, tempera, oil and sculpture, as well as collage, string art and some craft items. The géneral public is invit- ed to the opening of the exhibit on Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. by represent+ atives of the Durham Board of Education, or to see this exhibit on any of the five days it will be at The Robert McLaughlin Gallery. Musi- cal accompaniment for the opening festivities will 'be- provided by the Port Perry .High School Band. Admission is free. Gallery Hours are Monday to Friday, noon to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., Saturdays noon to 5:00 p.m. and Sundays 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. Your atten- dance and support of this show will encourage the tal- ents of our regional young WEDNESDAY" APRIL SS SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. 1 mile west of Bowmanville, Farm Impléments and Articles, at Glen Rae Dairy Farm, for ROBERT STEVENS, large quantity of corn and hay, imple- ments and articles. Bob has no longer use for the articles offered q for sale. Wé Int. tractor; Ford forage harvester 612, 2 heads; _ N.H. forage harvester 717, corn head only (new), 100 acres; for- age blower, Dion, 80 ft. pipes; silage distributor; 3-forage wagon with self-unloading; New Holland 273 baler, 2 yrs. old; bale stooker; hay rake; delivery rake; haybine, New Holland, 10 ft.; mix-mill, 4 compartments; 72 h.p. silo unloader; chain har- rows; Badger gutter cleaner, @ 230" of chain; fan; 26 water bowls; post hole digger; litter carrier; air compressor 40 Ib.; 2 manure spreaders, 550 Inter- national, 550 New; hay elevator 41 ft.; hay elevator for barn, 70 * ft. with 3 traps, 1 h.p.; Massey Ferguson 1-way disc on rubber; 4-furrow plow, 3 pt. hitch; 2 heated water bowls; water trough. No reserve. Terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick, auctioneer, Lawrence Harris, clerk. TUESDAY, APRIL 11 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. HOLSTEINS Complete Ormadale Dispersal, the completely home bred herd of ROSS H. MILLER, Sunder- land, Ontario. Selling at the farm, located at the west entrance of the Village of Sunderland. 70/head, Reg., Clas- sified, R.O.P. tested. This herd has been built with the use of top proven sires for many years. At presence there'are 6 daughters of +8 Quality Ultimate (EX.); 12 daughters of Bond Haven Rovyal- star (Extra); others by Edge- 8 ware Wayne Achilles (Extra); Perseus Mark (EX.); Chjeftain. 1 (EX.); etc. Another feature of i this fine dispersal is 12 calves 1 suitable for 4-H work. The Herd health conditions are excellent with a complete negative Brucel- losis test on September 8, 1977. The test taken before sale time will qualify herd for listed status. 12 cows sell fresh or close, many due in summer and fall. Cows < milking up to 90 Ib. per day. 12 big strong bred heifers and also a service-age bull.. Lunch avail- able. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilsén Auctions Ltd., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. Ap.5 people, and you may well see a piece of work by a future prominent Canadian artist. -- Arthur Gordon Arthur Milton Gordon of Seagrave, passed away on Saturday, March 18, 1978 at Community Memorial Hos- pital, Port Perry, Ont. 'Born in Brock Township in 1897, he was the son of iB the late Robert and Janet p Gordon. He moved, with his parents to the Seagrave. area, where he lived until 'his death. In 1930 he mar- ried Pearl Johnston and they had one daughter. He was predeceased by J his wife in 1960 and by his ) brother Murray in 1974. Left to mourn his loss are his daughter Marion (Mrs. Kenneth Short), two grand- sons, Gordon of Lindsay and Larry of Orange Corners, .¥% i Omemee and three great \ grandchildren. : ~Funeral service was held from the Thorne Funeral Home in Sunderland on Monday, March 20. Rev. J. Roundell conducted the ser- vice with interment at Sunderland Cemetery vault. " The pallbearers were six nephews, Robert Gordon, James McEachern, Russell Johnston, Bruce Johnston, Rae Abernethy and Ronald Sutch. ; i»