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a are LW Lar etl 30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, May 30, 1979 Auction Sales SATURDAY, JUNE 2 SALE TIME: 1 AM. Auction Sale of Cattle, Farm Machinery, Furniture, the property of HARRY KUENEN, mi. east of Uxbridge at the corner of Con. 9 and Durham Rd. 23, or from Hwy. 47 turn south on Rd. 23to 1st farm on east side. 30 Holstein heifers due June & July, 30 beef stockers (hereford, Simmental, Charolais), Charo ais bull - 10 months. Cattle are blood tested. Apalusa Gelding with papers, Apalusa Mare - 12 yr. old A-C 180 diesel tractor with cab, Cockshutt 550 tractor, AC 720 2 row forage harvester with hay pick up, Gehl 16' forage wagon - 3 beater, Brillion Seeder 9', chain harrows, A-C 12' disc, A-C 12° cultivator - 3 pt. hitch, hay elevator, 2 grain augers, Case 200 baler with thrower, Anhydrous Applicator, Tox -Wick grain dryer, Huskie liquid manure pump, Int. 45 Vibra- Shank cultivator - 21 tooth - 3 pt. hitch, cattle clippers, 4 Surge Milkers, barn beams, cedar rails, electric motors, car and machinery parts, Silo-Guard Applicator, J B & D 200 gal. weed sprayer - 3 pt. hitch, cedar posts, 1970 Dodge Monaco - 4 dr., certi- fied, 1972 Chev Chevelle, 1959 Chev dump truck, 400 bales straw, Moffat Refrigerator - 2dr. brown (good), electric stove, deep freezer, Simplicity washer and spin dryer, chesterfield and chair, 3 single beds, dressers, kitchen table and 8 chairs, antique child's desk, dishes, flower pots, scatter mats, rugs, milk cans, plus numerous other articles. Sale at 11 a.m. Lunch available. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. M30 TUESDAY, JUNE 5 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. REAL ESTATE AUCTION SUBJECT TO LOW RESERVE Auction sale of a 6 room brick and aluminum home, 12 storey, approx. 8 yrs. old, (immaculate throughout}, 1 bedroom and 2 pc. bath downstairs, 2 bedrooms and full bath upstairs, kitchen, living _room-and dining room, excellent retirement home, circle drive, lot size 165 x 66, the PROPERTY OF MRS. M. HOPKINS, 141 St. John St. in the town of Canning- ton. Must be sold. Terms 10% down day of sale, balance in 30 days. NOTE: Sale time 6:30 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers Ph (705) 357-3270. MONDAY, JUNE 4 SALE TIME: 6:30 p.m. Auction Sale, Monday, June 4, 6:30 p.m., CLAREMONT COMMUNITY HALL. Antiques and collectible items, pressback chairs, drop leaf tables, wash stands, pcs. of wicker, dressers, end tables, depression glass, water pitchers, number of dishes, Dining room chairs, numerous other articles. Terms cash. No reserve. Earl Gauslin, Norm Faulkner - Auctioneers. SATURDAY, JUNE ¢ SALE TIME: 12 NOON Auction sale at estate of MARY JANE HEARN, 76 King St. W. Bobcaygeon, near arena, antiques, furniture, appliances, dishes, refrigerator, electric stove, square Speed Queen wringer washer, many antiques, rockers, jardenire stands, bedroom suite, dressers, beds, parlour tables, mantel clock, love seat, oil lamp, trunk, china cabinet, drop front desk, antique cupboard, pressback chairs, etc. fancy dishes, garden tools. No reserve. Orval Mcean, Auc- tioneer 324-0182 days, 324-2783 nights. Jé THURSDAY, JUNE 7 SALE TIME: 6 P.M. Auction Sale including Buil- ding Supplies, Apache Trailer, & Antiques, the property formerly owned by the Late MR. ROY of Claremont, now owned by Murray Carson selling at the former Roy home, 1 mi. south of Claremont on Brock Rd., then V2 mi. east on Con. 8 Building Supplies include tile roofs, bathroom fixtures, 2 sets side folding doors, set of overhead folding doors, doors, windows, oil furnace, 35000 BTU space heater with pipes and ducts, frig. clothes dryer, Apache Tent Trailer, large steel water tanks, steel pipes and beams, barn boards, lumber, large qu. marble slabs, cedar posts, cedar rails, hydro poles, spool bed, 2 Captains chairs, scrap steel, plus many other items. Sale atép.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. J.6 WEDNESDAY, JUNE ¢ SALE TIME: 12 NOON Dairymans Delight Holstein Sale. 100 Head selling at the Wilson Sales Arena; Uxbridge, Ontario. Featuring 20 Head Reduction Sale for Laurenda Farms, Stouffville. This group incjudes 10 Red & Whites. A Very Good Red & White Chief- tain sells with Romandale Royal - Red daughters. Also a beautiful R & W 3 yr. old - a show heifer from a Very Good dam. A Northcroft Admiral Citation... heifer with 2 VG dams. 16 Open 8& Bred heifers from Grant Parrott, Sunderland. 26 head including 2 young Very Good Cows from Harry McBride, Pembroke - all listed. Several young Cows & Bred heifers due July & August. A '""Ned" year- ling from an Excellent dam with 163-176 BCA. A Man-O-War from GP dam with 183-183. A Starlite from a Very Good Nugget. A fine group of young cows & heifers. Also a service age bull. This is a fine quality sale with 60 Bred heifers and young cows & 40 open heifers. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. SATURDAY, JUNE 16 12 NOON ESTATE SALE Excellent Auction of quality furniture for the Estate of the Late MURRAY DUNKELD, 54 Park Dr. N. in Stouffville. French Provincial chesterfield, modern dining room suite, Zenith colour TV, GE electric stove, and matching refrigerator in gold, Upright freezer, bed- room suite, quilts, Inglis washer, Inglis dryer, dehumidifier, Gingerbread clock, dresser, oak table, antique pine table, antique globe lamp, crocks, walnut occasional chairs, rocking chair, pictures, set of dishes, hanging lamp, qu. of lovely dishes and cups and saucers. NOTE: This is a fine sale. Everything clean and in excellent condition. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. Ji13 SATURDAY, JUNE ¢ SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. GIVING UP FARMING Farm Machinery, Household furniture and many antiques, the property of GORDON STRONG, Lot 11, Con. 6, Manvers Twp. 15 miles south of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 or 3 miles north of Pontypool. Farmall H. Int. tractor, gas, with Sedora manute loader, W4 Int. tractor, gas, International 4 baler PTO, Cockshutt mower, Farmhand wheel rake, Case spreader, bale stooker, bale fork, 32 ft. hay-grain elevator with gas motor, 30 ft. drive belt, Massey Harris cultivator 17 tooth, Cockshutt plow, rubber tired wagon with rack, 2 wheeled farm trailer 8 ft. Massey Harris grain grinder 10 in., 2 ton truck cap, 1971 Snowmobile, Massey Ferguson #4 riding lawn mower, qu. of lumber, forks, chain, many other items, large qu. of scrap iron, Burdizzos. Antiques: antique sideboard, antique rocker, pressed back chair, wash stand, pine box, antique store counter scales, square parlour table and stands, feather tick, wooden chairs? circular rung chair, old books, old dishes, iron beds. Household Furniture: dishes, chrome chairs, blonde buffet with glass doors, 3 pc. bedroom suite, crib, high chair, booster chair, fry pans, G.M. toddler car seat, 2 washing machines, many other items. Hay & Straw: approx. 700 bales mixed hay, approx. 200 bales straw. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch available. Sale time 1:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. Did you know? Didyouknow............... that Scugog Community Care has a teen-age volun- teer ready to assist seniors and the handicapped with outdoor summertime chores? They will keep your grass cut, your lawns raked, and your flower beds weed free all summer long. Spring into Summer with us! Call Community Care at 985-8461 - 9 am. to 12, Monday to " Friday. Blackstock area news Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cochrane and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cochrane and families on the recent passing of their brother Mr. Leslie Cochrane. A correction from last week's news is required. I am happy to report that Mrs. Walter Lawrence was not a patient in the hospital. Sorry for the error. The money raised by the Cartwright Brownies, Guides and Rangers at their auction sale in December, 1977 has been used to buy a clock for the arena and gymnastic equipment for the public school. thanks again to all those who contributed items for that sale. Vicki Schryburt celebrat- ed her 7th birthday with friends Frances Grove, Lau- ra Rioual, Amy Sleep, Lori- - Jean Wallace, Tyler James, Danny Maw, Chris Smith, Kyle and Dana Russell, cous- in Kevin Mayer and brothers Art and Joel on Sunday, May 27th. Blackstock Nursery School held its 3rd annual Open House on Wednesday even- ing from 6:30-8:00. Close to forty families were in and out during the evening. Many thanks to the Scugog Library for several films which kept the many child- ren entertained. Congratulations to Ross and Marie Tysick who won the Scugog Lumber trip to Nassau at the grand opening of the new Scugog Lumber Company. The petitions for toll-free telephone calls to Oshawa are found in the stores. Representatives are asked to be at the Council meeting at June 11. The senior citizens card party on Tuesday evening had 18 tables with the follow- ing winners. 1. Doug Brock- 83; 2. Ella Venning -83; 3. Leonard Cain-82; 4. Free- man Mc€ullough-81; 5. Belle Werry-79; 6. Harold Swain- 79; Low-Ken MacKenzie. His many friends will be wishing better health for Weir Swain who is in Port Perry Hospital. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Marwood McKee were Mr. and Mrs. Hector Thomp- son Oshawa, Mrs. Fern Law- son, Nestleton, Miss Lillian Lawson, Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Dave McKinley, Ajax. Rev. Victor Parsons att- ended the Bay of Quinte United Church Conference at Trent University, Peterbor- ough from May 25 to 28. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Larmer att- ended on Saturday. Scugog Lake GRS win two awards The Scugog Lake G.R.S. Club won two awards at the. Jamboree sponsored by the. Durham Regional Sociables, Oshawa on the week-end..of May 19th-21st. All proceeds from the Jamboree are going to Handi-Transit in Oshawa. The first award was for the largest percentage of total membership present at the Coffee Break on May 20th. Our Club had 69percent in attendance. This was the first time that this award has been given. The second award was for the largest Club camping for the week-end at the Jambor- ee which was held at Iroqu- ois Park, Whitby, Ont. The Scugog Lake G.R.S.Cl- ub won these awards over 75 other Clubs that were in attendance at the Break and Jamboree. The Durham Regional Soc- iables are to be commended for their hard work that they put into the Jamboree, and for the hospitality extended to everyone. Please refer to the Coming Events for the next Coffee Social of the Scugog Lake G.R.S. to be held on June 3rd. "a 4. Shur-Gain Farmers will like new Shur-Gain economical and requires no needling. Indicated usage is for treatment of bacterial enteritis and pneumonia in pigs, calves, foals and dogs and cats. Shur-Gain Scour Treat (available only from Shur-Gain) is very effective because it contains neomycin, two sulfas, plus electrolytes in an absorbent. soothing base. < ll kei SE, animal health service Shur-Gain protection NeW easy to use scour treat. Scour Treat because it is handy, « Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - ONTARIO 986-4201 All three kindergarten classes, Mrs. Crawfords's class and several Nursery School parents and children attended the Garden Broth- ers Circus on Friday at Maple Leaf Gardens in Tor- onto. Larry Schryburt's sister, Ron and Janet Mayer and one year-old Kevin moved into a town house in Oshawa last week after spending two weeks at the Schryburt home. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family were Sunday ev- ening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pawly, Port School took its annual trip to Kingston on Friday. They went on a 'boat trip at Gananoque but the rainy weather stopped the tour ofOld Fort Henry. The time was spent on a shopping spree and supper out. Mrs. Florence Larmer, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Larmer, Roxanne, Erin and Ryan enjoyed the weekend with Barb's parents Mr. and Mrs. John McMillan in Colling- wood. Mrs. Florence Lar- mer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGill at Stay- ner. Mrs. McGill, the former Myrtle Brunt of Enniskillen Hope. is a long-time friend of Mrs. The Cartwright High Larmer. 4 Dr. Kevin R. Dunkerley and Dr. Norman F. Lewis are pleased to announce the opening of their office for The General Practice of Dentistry At the Medical Associates of Port Perry Building, 462 Paxton Street, Port Perry, Ontario. LOB 1NO. OFFICE HOURS TELEPHONE BY APPOINTMENT (416) 985-7396 . y ) * Not a Shell ~ i ¥ Ww il WHY PAY MORE FOR HEATING SAVE ON PREMIUM QUALITY J SAVE Wl FOR ALL YOUR FUEL ojL NEEDS Wi 1517 DUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY ~ Telephone Today! Call Collect 668-3381 Prompt, Courteous Service TTL ETT Reasonable Prices G. 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