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Te. Ze. Nw Gini =, a he ~ Ds Rt? ve x vi Av A ra oe os SS Zig a a ENA TS Pye th Kad AUCTION SALES SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Household contents of MR. & : MRS. FRED HUNTER, 299 Rosa St., in Port Perry. House Sold. Including Findlay coal and wood stove, Coldspot fridge, Viking wringer washer, sm. Frigidaire fridge, Kenmore washer, Find- lay range, 12 gauge shotgun, rangette, mantle clock, oak hall tree, par- lour table, treadle sewing machine, dresser with mirror, rollaway bed, 8 pc. dining room suite, chrome set with 4 chairs, 4 swivel chairs, chesterfield and chairs, wooden chairs, plant stands, stereo stand, coffee and end tables, lamps, drapes, dishes, glasses, sealers, vacuum, portable sewing machine, black and white TV, humidifier, dehumidifier, Coleman lantern, roof ladder, step ladders, new skill saw, grinder, garden tools, carpenter tools, 3.5 lawn mower, 4 horse Briggs and Stratton garden tractor, with cultivator, 8" plow, snow blade and sickle mower plus many more items. All in excellent condition. Sale well worth attending. Lunch available. Pearce Auction Service - 985-7492. S17 SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 Large auction sale of 80 head of Hereford Charolais cattle. Team of horses, hay, straw and grain. Full line of machinery, for WM. COLWELL - one mile south of Sonya, "4 mile west. Con. 1, Brock Township. Details later in October 8 issue.. Reg and Larry Johnson - Auctioneers. FRIDAY OCTOBER 3 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale of household furniture and antiques, the _ property of MRS. VIOLET" GORRELL, will be held in the Village of Sunderland (west end) Westinghouse refrigerator, Hoover washing machine, small chrome table and 3 chairs, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table and 6 chairs (good), qu. of dishes; R.S. Germany plates, chinese cups, saucers and coca pot, 12 thumb print fruit nappies, set of dinner ware (Johnson Bros.) - 60 yrs., qu. of other antique dishes, Hollywood couch, Fleetwood television - colour, used very little, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf dining room table and 6 chairs, Dominion piano and bench (ornate carving on front - good), Lazy Boy chair, antique rocking chairs, French Provin- cial chesterfield and chair (green), 2 end tables and lamps, antique curio cabinet with ornate leather leaves and flowers around frame, large buffet and china cabinet with bevelled mirror and ornate top - oak, good; Oak china cabinet and writing desk with mirror (good), (both antique) 2 antique mantle clocks - good, small buffet - good, china cabinet with glass in door - good, small china cabinet, 2 rugs - approx. 8 x 8, qu. of scatter rugs (hooked), other antique rugs, qu. of good quilts, 2 log cabin quilts, 2 pc. modern grey bedroom suite, bed with box spring, mattress and headboard, antique wash stands, high chair, press back baby rocking chair, antique pine cupboard, antique round oak dining room table with pedestal base - extension, lamp with Tiffany shade, gramaphone with record cabinet - good, antique music cabinet with mirror, oak and wicker fern stands, antique settee, hump back and other trunks, antique parlour table, 2 antique framed wreaths - one hair, large qu. of small goods, dishes, cutlery, tools, garden tiller, hundreds of articles inclu- ding several fur coats - silver fox fur, etc. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 10:30 a.m. Lunch available. Come early. Reg and tarry Johnson - Auctioneers Ph (705). 357-3270. - ol SATURDAY OCTOBER 4 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. Auction sale the estate of the late GLADYS LAURIE, R.R. 1 Janetville. Large assortment of antique furniture, appliances, furniture, some tools, dishes, collectibles, Grand piano, parlor tables, antique dining room table, beds, dressers, chests, chairs, console Philco colour TV, bow front drop front desk, mantle clock, antique sideboard, large antique sideboard, 6 dining chairs, carved server, tea wagon, brown refrigerator and electric stove, upright freezer, crocks. Many antique items. No reserve. Orval McLean, Auc- tioneer - 324-2783 Lindsay. china cupboards,. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27 SALE TIME: 1AM. Auction sale of household furniture and antiques. 1964 Valiant car, a show buggy. The property of DAN McMILLAN, will be held in the town of Bea- verton, 277 Main St. E., (east of the theatre). Kelvinator fridge, Moffat stove, kitchen table and four chairs, press back chairs, antique flat back cupboard good, antique rocking chair, copper boiler, two coal oil lamps, butter bowl ladle and print, set of horse bells (china), qu. of dishes, a partial set of dishes (similar to Crown Darby pattern), antique mantle clock, 8 pc. oak dining room suite (round table with pedestal base), 3 pc. chesterfield suite, rug 9 x 12 with underlay, qu. of other furniture. 1964 Valiant - 4 dr. sedan, one owner car - 27,800 miles - as is, in good condition. Show buggy with wire wheels and rubber tires - good condition. A set of single driving. harness. Power lawn mower, etc. Property sold. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 11 a.m. 'Reg and Larry Johnson - Auctio- neers - 705-357-3270. S24 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8 SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Auction sale of farm machi- nery and some furniture, the property of GEORGE NIXON, Lot 13, Con. 8 Ops Township - 4 miles east of Lindsay on 7 Hwy. to Slant Rd. and east to first farm. Implements: 1977 - 4600 Ford diesel tractor - 95 hrs. like new, 950 David Brown tractor with loader, D-15 A.C. tractor, New Holland 510 manure spréader - 163 bush., Cobey manure spreader PTO, Massey Harris 60 Combine PTO - 7 ft., J.D. 3 furrow plough trip beam, "D.B. 3 furrow plough, J.D. No. 5 mower semi mount - 7 ft. cut., Weed sprayer 3 pt. h., Interna- tional seed drill 13 run grain, grass and fertilizer, chain harrows, McKee harvester wagon and pipes, Massey Harris tiller - 6 blade, Triple K cultiva- tor - 3 pt. h., Case side rake, J.D. post hole digger, Nu-Way cattle oiler, Farm Hand grain grinder, grain dryer, snow blower, 1972 Ford V2 ton truck - as is, tractor chains, air compressor, heat houser for tractor, Homelite XL - 12 chain saw, four wheel trailer, 3 pt. h. blade, circular saw, feed rack, fanning mill, pull roller, wagon frame, extension ladder, large qu. of rails and lumber, Lincoln arc welder AC225 amps, '2'" electric drill, qu. of alumi- num, small qu. of grain, large qu. of firewood. Household furni- ture: special Quebec heater, Beatty washing machine, drop leaf table, odd chairs, iron bed, many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale time: 1 P.M. Carl & Greg Hickson - Auctio- neers - Reaboro, Ontario - 705- 324-9959. ol WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale for the property of MRS. RUBEN HOCKLEY, Uxbridge, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena - 2 miles north of Uxbridge including Inglis refri- gerator, electric stove (applian- ces in good condition). Woods freezer, 8 pc. dining room suite, chesterfield and chair, set of é Press back chairs, wicker fern- ery, platform rocker, antique dresser with oval mirror, wash stands, beds, Aladdin lamp, trunk, Speed Queen wringer washer, wicker plant stand, quilts, coal oil lamp, blanket box, crocks, basement table, large qu. of jars, dishes, pots and pans, lawn mower, garden tiller, tools, lantern, plus numerous other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge - 416-852-3524. S24 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27 SALE TIME: | P.M. Auction sale of farm machi- nery. Farm sold. The property of NEIL & NORA FINNEY, Lot 8, Con. 12, Manvers Township - 7 miles south of Lindsay on Hwy. 35 to Manvers 14th line and 4. miles west and one mile south to Janetville and 1 mile east. Cockshutt 1850 diesel tractor cab - new tires, M.F. 90 diesel tractor - 3 pt. h., Int. 414 diesel tractor with 1501 manure loader, hydraulic bucket, new tires, 1976 Triple K cultivator semi mount- ed adjustable 5-14-18 hyravlic reset, 1978 Cockshutt 252 tandem disc - 12 ft. 6 in. with levelers, Cultivator (Danish type) with wings - 3 pt.h., 1979 N.l. cut conditioner - 9 ft. 6 in. PTO, Int. seed drill 13 disc power lift grain, grass and fertilizer Brohm grass box, J.D. 4 row corn planter - trail type, Int. 46 baler - PTO, Turnco grain box 130 bu., hay trailer - dual wheel, 8 x 16 ft. rack, J.D. manure spreader PTO - 133 bushel, George White snow blower - 7 ft., PTO, cement mixer -3pt.h., M.F. blade - 3 pt.h., bale stooker, bale forks, Int. corn picker - 1 row PTO, mulcher - 6 ft., PTO, 3 pt.h., 1 row corn binder, Woods oat roller, cattle oiler, mineral feeder, qu. of large cedar posts, approx. 200 bales hay, many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Lunch avail- able. Sale time: 1 P.M. Carl Hickson - Auctioneer - Reaboro, Ontario - 705-324-9959. S24 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 29 SALE TIME: 11 A.M. Auction sale at LINDSAY GLASS & MIRROR, 5 Lindsay St. S., Lindsay. Complete liqui- dation of stock, equipment, fix-- tures; office equipment; 2 trucks, oil paintings, large stock of wall mirrors, aluminum combination doors, entrance door units, bow windows, picture windows, shower and tub units, Makita portable cut-off saw, glass, power glass grinder, screens, fancy mirrors - an ideal Christ- mas gift. 1973 Chev 4 speed, 1 ton platform truck with glass racks, 1976 Ford Super cab 3/4 ton pickup. Note time: 11 a.m. No reserve. Orval McLean Auctio- neer - 1-705-324-2783 Lindsay. FALL STOCKER SALES Lindsay Community Sales Barn Limited R.R. 2 Lindsay, Ontario Wednesday, October 22 & 29 - Annval Fall Stocker Sales at Lindsay Community Sales Barn at 11 a.m. Sharp. Stocker Steers, heifers and calves sold in truck- load lots. Singles and doubles will be accepted but will be sold at the end of their category. Please consign early. Contact Sales Barn - 705-324-2774 or 324-° 9959 Carl Hickson - Auctioneer. Wednesday November 5 - Peter- borough County Cattlemen's Association Annual Fall Stocker Sale at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. 2 Lindsay, Ontario at 11 a.m. Sharp. Stocker steers, heifers and calves sold in truck- load lots. Singles and doubles' will be accepted but will be sold at the end of their category. FARMERS CATTLE ONLY WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THIS SALE. DEALERS CATTLE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. For consignments for this sale contact Ferg Condon, R.R. 4 Lakefield - 705- 652-7615. Consignments close at 9 p.m. November 2, 1980. Carl Hickson - Auctioneer. PLEASE NOTE: Starting times for all Stocker Sales are 11 a.m. sharp. The barn will be open the evening before the sale and will re-open again at § a.m. Cattle should be at the barn early, so we can sort them properly before sale time. 015 New Skill Trades building for Durham College John Larmond, Chairman of the Durham College Board of Governors, reports that the College will soon be building an additional skill trades building. It will entail approximate- ly 15000 square feet, and will be basically a pre-engineer- ed building, but the exterior will blend in with the other main campus buildings. It will house various construction trades, includ- ing at a later date, carpen- try, masonry, drywall, paint- ing and decorating. The Fork Lift program will also utilize this new building, which will be located adja- cent to the Simcoe building. The objective is to provide a facility that will give maximum flexibility as to the type of courses that can be offered in the future. This is part of a long-term phased program to meet the acute need for skilled trades- men and apprentices. by Harvey Malcolm A number from this community attended a public dance put on by Wilson Tire and. Battery jointlywith Archus Cartage of Lindsay for their patrons and friends at Ops Commun- ity Centre on Saturday even- ing. Some 800 guests were . presnt to enjoy the music supplied by the Misty River Ramblers and the kind hospitality of our hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Malcolm attended the semi- annual meeting of the Ont- ario Pork Producers held this week in the Skyline Hotel at the Airport Strip. Recently Eileen and Howard attended a BBQ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kel- logg of Port Hope along with a multitude of other guests in honour of the newlyweds - their son and new daughter in law. On Sunday, September 14, some 50 members of the Malcolm clan and next of kin assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Malcolm of Don Mills to honour our venerable uncle Percy and his wife Vera on the auspi- cious occasion of their 50th Wedding" Anniversary. Fol- lowing a delicious Pot Luck buffet dinner Ralph wel- ~comed those present in his. own inimitable articulate Frew - Judith Sharon Dart and Donald Alan Frew exchan- ged vows on Saturday, July 5, 1980 at the Nestleton United Church, with Rev. Arthur Rodgers officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dart, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Frew, all of Nestleton.- Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length satin gown, overlayed with lace. Her veil was cathedral length and held. in place with a flower head dress. She carried a bouquet of red and white roses with baby's breath. Beverly Buchan of Winni- peg, Manitoba, sister of the bride, was matron-of- honour. Bridesmaids were Valerie Mappin of Nestleton, Sherri. Allen of Port Perry and Donna Lee of Nestleton. They were attired in alter- nating green and yellow floor length, sheer flowered crepe gowns with shoe-string straps, matching capes and straw hats. They carried ed Pha IAL manner and proferred con- gratulations to the honoured guests. Ms. Karen Malcolm then sang a lovely solo 'I Love You Truly,' which set the stage for a rambling semi-poetic address directed to those involved, hitting on some of the highlights of their first fifty years to- gether. Uncle Perc in his usual capable manner, expressed their appreciation for the gathering and reminisced about their fifty years together. A pleasant social afternoon was enjoyed by those in attedance. Those present from this area included our matriarch Mrs. Emma Malcolm of Ux- bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Malcolm and family of Janetville, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunter of Port Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Van Camp of Blackstock, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Malcolm and Mr. and Mrs. Marti Malcolm of Yelverton, Miss Ruth Proutt and Mrs. Lulu Prout of Nestleton, Dale and Valerie Van Camp, Mrs. Margaret Van Camp of Blackstock. A number of guests from Toronto, Oshawa and other centers were .also in attendance. Marshall Malcolm and his -wife Ruth of Stratford were unable to be present because Dart bouquets of white, green and yellow daisies. The groom's niece and nephew: , Miss Tanya Mappin and Master Andrew Frew acted as Flowergirl and Ring Bearer. Mr. Paul Mappin, Nestle- ton, brother-in-law of the groom was the Best Man. Ushers were Ernie Dart, Nestleton; Steve Dart, Whitby; and Donald Buchan, of Winnipeg. - The wedding reception and dance was held at the Nestle- ton Community Centre. Out- of-town guests were present from Toronto, St. Cathar- ines, Winnipeg, Norwich, Oakland, Port Hope and Detroit. The bride and groom spent their honeymoon touring the St. Lawrence Seaway, and the Thousand Islands. Prior to their wedding, the bride was honoured with five showers. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Frew are now residing at R.R. 1, Nestleton. 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., September 24, 1980 Yelverton area news: of Marshall's prolonged ill- ness. Yelverton Girls Soft team are currently about midway through the final series of their 4 out of 7 series with Millbrook Ladies with three wins and one loss to establish the winners of annual trophy. The gals a holding a dance on Friday, October 12 in the Nestleton Hall to supplement their fail- ing resources. Watch for the future Coming Events for details. . Mr. and Mrs. Marti Mal- colm enjoyed a few days holiday recently in Montreal seeing those bi-lingual city lights. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baker and family of Etobicoke wer Sunday visitors with Eliza beth's parents - the Art Rowans. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. John Beggs and family in Port Elgin to celebrate one of their grandchildren'® (Crystal) birthday. Myrtle News - --by-Mrs. J: Stachow. ==: The Annual Anniversary and Thank-Offering Service will be held in Myrtle United Church on Sunday, October at 2:30 p.m. Guest speak for this occasion will be Rev. Paul Erb. Mr. Fred Walker, the student supply minister at Myrtle will conduct the service and the Myrtle Choir under the leadership of Mrs. Terry Peters will provide special music. Mrs. Bolath of Oshawa will also be present to play her hand- bells. Everyone is invited to attend. The Myrtle U.C.W. held a very successful Pie-a-thon on Labour Day weekend. 8 Over 600 pies were sold as young and old of the com- munity assisted in rolling pastry, making fillings, and selling the pies. Proceeds will be used to update the kitchen facilities. Specisg thanks to Mrs. Mary House- go, convenor of the event, for her work in the kitchen. On Thursday, September 25th at 8:30 p.m., friends and neighbours of Gladys and Walter Bulley are invited to a farewell evening for there in the Myrtle United Church. For many years Mrs. Bulley was secretary of our church, and also was President of the Women's Institute. They were both very community- minded and we wish then® well in their new home in Bancroft. ; Young People in the area who wish fellowship and fun are reminded of the "Youth Group" for teenagers that is held each Sunday morning in the church at 9:30 a.m. 'Mr. Fred Walker, enjoys work- ing with young people and would like to invite more teenagers to attend. On November 1, the Turkey Supper will be held, at Myrtle. Plans are now underway for this annual event. On Wednesday afternoon, September 17th the Myrtle Womens Institute met at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Thorn- ton. Twenty ladies attended 4 and a presentation was made to past president Mrs. Gladys Bulley, who is moving to Bancroft. %