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Te EARNS CA ye A Yigor' #8 ge v8 Co rd Se a BHAT CA ELEY dh Bi [s 2 "mw i Auctioneers Auction Sales Auction Sales . RONKING + AUCTIONEER Auctions of All Types- Phone Port Perry 985-2643 BILL WANNAMAKER AUCTIONEER (21 Years Dealing in Antiques) We handle Estates, Consignments, Bankruptcy, and Liquidations. From the 'Auction Place' 1614 Charles Street, Whitby 666-3731 Days 579-6250 Eve. COCHRANE AUCTION SERVICE Household - Real Estate Farms -Equipment -Livestock- Whatever Your Auction Needs DON&FRIEDA Will be Pleased toHear from You. 985-2788 A I Frozen Assets. - "Auction Sales MURRAY JACKSON AUCTIONEERS Antiques - Household - Farms. Sales Barn available. 'Toronto Licenced - Ph. 291-6391 985-2459 We liquidate THURSDAY JULY JX SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Holsteins Annual E.B.l. Anniversary Sale selling at the Napanee Fair- grounds Napanee, Ont. 50 Head. 25 Milking Females, 25 bred Heifers including a 3 yr. old 4 % Senator - will be fresh at sale time, a GP "'R ockey A' 3 yr. old projected at 196-201 from a VG Dam, an Instigator bred heifer 'from a VG Dam with 191-204, 2nd and 3rd Dams both VG, a fresh Rockman 3 yr. o}d from a VG Senator, a GP Kemp with 4.7% with a VG Dam due August to Marlin. Several by Senator, Northcroft Admiral Citation, Majesty, Kemp. All free listed. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson. Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. Jy SATURDAY AUGUST SALE TIME: 1:30 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques, etc. the property of HARRY ALLEN wilil be held at Beaverton (Beechwood Ave). Go west through town past Lake- view fair grounds, turn left, Park Lawn St. watch for signs. Cold- spot double door fridge (frost free) good, Kenmore Mark V stove, 30" (good) with digital clock, Hoover spin dry washer, natural birch kitchen table (drop leaf, large round oak dining room table with pedestal base - goes out to 54' (good) 4 oak side chairs, 2 arm chairs, Zenith coloured TV 21", platform rocker, plaid bed chesterfield (like new) 2 pc. plaid chester- field with chair and foot stool to match, just like new, 5 pc white and gold bedroom suite (excel- lent condition) large qu. of National Geographics, large qu. of old 78 records, also LP records, 35 MM camera, polaroid camera, artists case, easel, and books, oval frame, rug making stand, brass antique wall sconce, hammered brass jardiniere, mirror, qu. of dishes, antique chairs and much more, roto tiller lawn mower, wheel barrow, picnic table, large old tpol chest, large folding table, garden tools, etc, Property sold, terms cash, good cheque. Sale at 1:30. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneérs. Phone (705) - 357-3270. NOTE: these things are all in excellent condition. 'THURSDAY JULY 30 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre Lindsay. OSCAR SMITH estate. Many tools, radial arm saw, fable saw, lointer, welder, wrenches, air compressor, outboard motors, 2 farm tractors, '72 Pontiac, sail boat. Also excellent furniture, property. of GUY GRAHAM, Fehelon Falls, 9 pc. dining room suite, colonial chesterfield, antique settee, good coloured television, tea wagon, pine cup- board, rocker, spooled stand, what-not, dishes, etc. 6:30 p.m, sharp. Orval McLean Auctioneer 705-324-2783 Lindsay. FRIDAY JULY 3} SALE TIME:12:00 NOON SHORT NOTICE Auction sale of high quality furniture, antiques and car. For the estate of MRS. FLORENE WALKER (formerly of 470 George St. S.) Peterborough. Sale will be held at the corner of hwy 28 (Lansdowne St.) Rothes- way Ave. V2 mile west of Rock- haven Motor Hotel. 1968 Olds, Vista Cruiser station wagon (as is), Uxbridge piano, (ornate case), Kenmore upright freezer * (1 year), Electrohome colour TV (1 year), French Prov. coffee, end and round table set (good), flowered colonial chesterfield suite (good) Zenith am/fm. cabinet stereo, colonial dining table and 4 chairs, china cabinet, antique walnut what-not (good), 6 pc blonde twin bedroom suite (solid wood - good), cab. sewing " machine, desk, dresser, double bed, brass coal-oil banquet lamp, 2 pair solid brass candle sticks, antique chandelier, light fixture, some antique dishes, small appliances, mirrors, books, lamps, plant stands, bedding. Plus entire contents to settle estate. Lunch available. Terms cash or good cheque. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, 705-745-8470. SATURDAY AUGUST SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale at Pearce Auction Centre on Shirley Rd., 4 mi. south of Port Perry. With Sun- beam electric snowblower, Sun- beam twin blade electric lawn mower, wooden barrels, counter- top stove, "new" wringer washer, submersible pump, addressograph machine and "many other good items. Also a Flea Market In the upper part of barn with space still available. Pearce Auction Service 985-7492. SATURDAY AUGUST 1 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale - property of MRS. LEONA RYAN AND MR. AND MRS. A. RENOUT at Simcoe Street East, Beaverton, Ontario (town limits). 14 hp Bolens tractor, mower, and snowblower, Honda 250 XL dirt bike, chain falls, gas lawn mower, Westinghouse frost free frige and matching stove (Gold), 12 cu. ft. freezer, kitchen table and 6 chairs (wood), 21" Zenith remote control colour TV, Elec- trolux vacuum cleaner, Electro- lux shampooer, chesterfield and chair, bunk beds, six pc. dining room set. ANTIQUE FURN- ITURE: round Inlaid tit top parlour table, walnut tea wagon, curved glass oak secretary, gramaphone, acorn rocking chair, deacon's _chair, child's wardrobe, Jaques and Hayes hall mirror with glove box, oval gate leg table (small), harp table, bed and vanity, rare Jaques and Hayes medicine cabinet with hand painted glass door, settee, wash stand, cherry what-not, wicker sewing basket, 2 drawer 8' pine harvest table. GLASS AND CHINA: Rose Medallion 11' plate (1860 era), cranberry pickle cruet, cran- berry ring box, vaseline to cran- berry vase, 5 pcs. Dresden china, R.S. Prussia cream and sugar, several Japanese blue pc. including 2 handled cup, and saucer, jardinere, hair receiver et., lead crystal pcs. Nippon pcs, R.S. Germany, small collection, occupied Japan and much much more. MISC: Pr gone with the wind type lamps (elec;, milk glass oil lamp, aladin lamp, elec. hanging lamp, incense lamp, other coal oil lamps, large Gingerbread clock, Beehive clock (1868) 3 RR lanters, mantle clock, 8' brass dinner bell, crocks, oblong butter bowl and much more. Plan to attend this sale. Everything in above average condition. Terms cash or cheque with 1.D. Lunch available. Aurel Renout, Auctioneer. 426-7009. Jy29 FRIDAY JULY 2) SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay, Little Britain Road. 6 matching press- back chairs, oak corner cup- board, flat-to-wall cupboard, 15 cu. ft. freezer, pine chest of drawers, blanket boxes, chester- field and chairs, cutter, metal office desk, wash stands, coffee and end tables, 6 pc. walnut dinette suite, Axminister rug, antique dressers, single beds, bookcase, occasional chairs, chest of drawers, single plow, Royal Doulton figurines (Elegance, Thanks Doc, Autumn Breeze), qu. of picture frames, Ig. qu. of china and glass plus many more antiques, furniture and household items. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain, 705-786-2183. WEDNESDAY AUGUST § SALE TIME: 7:00 p.m. Holsteins Complete Danmark Helfer Dis- persal owned by LAWRENCE KUNKEL, Powassan, Ont., plus the Ralson Milking Herd and Bred Heifer sale for ROBERT LOY, Powassan, selling at the farm of Lawrence Kunkel, 42 mi. east of Powassan on Con. 12 60 head, Registered, Classified, Production tested, Free Listed. Several daughters by Birch- Hollow Royalty, Trudgen Moch Four, Milkman, Convincer, and Ultimate. 22 bred Heifers, 15 open Heifers, and 15 milking age. The Kunkel herd was 1 of the top production herds in the Nipissing District for several years. Sale at 7 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. ' SATURDAY AUGUST 8 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of livestock, implements, some furniture and 55 Hereford cattle, the property of AUDREY AND WAYNE NOTTINGHAM, Lot 9, Con. 9, Verulam Twp., 3 miles south west of Bobcaygeon on Hwy 36 or: 17 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy 36. MACHINERY: D 17 Allis. Chalmers series 4 gas tractor - power sfeering, standard 3 pt. dual tires 16x9x28, Nuffield 342 diesel tractor with manure loader (new bucket), 1977 New Holland 1012 seif-loading and self unloading hay wagon, will stack and retrieve stack, New Holland 276 baler PTO, Ford 4-14's spring reset-semi mount plough, Case 5-14's automatic reset-semi mount plough, mf tandem disc, .32 blade 102' with mid west harrows, Cockshutt Oliver 18 disc seed drill, grain, grass, and fertilizer hydraulic lift, George White 200 gallon field sprayer 30° booms, with agitator, trail type, MF 110 manure spreader 2 beater PTO, Mayrath hay-grain elevator, 33' on wheels, Farm- ~ hand mix mill 20" grinder with corn husker PTO, 2 roller bearing wagons with racks, MH No. 11 side rake, rake on rubber, 3 sets of drag harrows, dump trailer, 40 ft. Mayrath 6 in. grain auger on wheels PTO, 3-4 in. augers, 14 ft., 20 ft., and 26 ft., MF 3 pt. blade, 24 ft. hay feeder on wheels, 2 hydraulic rams, double acting, George White snow blower, 4 ton feed tank on legs, 1970 Chev. 50 dump (grain truck) 2 speed rear end, electric motor, approx. 400 cedar posts, 14 ft. farm gate, scales, 4 complete farrowing crates, sow pregnancy tester, pig penelling, pig feeders, feed cart, 100 gal. gas tank with pump, approx. 100 bags of fertilizer 12-24-24, 10 gallons of 24D Amine 80, cattle oiler, tractor chains for both tractors, quantity of pails, quantity of lumber, cement mixer, bale stooker, bale forks, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. FURNITURE: antique tools, Adz draw knife, many other items. HAY: approx. 1,000 bales of mixed hay. STRAW: approx. 200 bales of straw. cattle; 17 mature Hereford cows with 17 calves by side, purebred Hereford bull 2 years old, 3 Hereford heifers, bred, 17 stocker steers and heifers, bull exposed to calves June 19th. Terms cash. No reserve. Furni- ture sale at 11:00 a.m., Machine sale at 11:30 a.m., Cattle sale at 2:30 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959. AS FAP 4 3 + 1 AY SS 8005 PE * AS TAT PAYS eigiats Saar hi LEY ' re 23 his Xia TWVENS POA PETE SINT IR VN BVI WER IRS TOF piss EPS E by Mrs. Mabel Cawker Travel and Such Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm, Toronto and Mrs. Merrill Van Camp, Black- Nestleton. Mrs. R. Davison, Mrs. G. Bowers, Mrs. G. Gillson, Mrs. D. Thompson and Miss Ruth Proutt were guests at Norma Wolfe held in the Anglican Parish Hall, Black- Wolfe. 4 Later they called on Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, 'former residents and neigh- ton for a few days. Constable Jerry Bowers of Peterborough, Helen Vine, weekend trip with the cabin trailer to Tobermory travel- ling across Lake Huron on the M.S. Chi-Cheemaun- the Island to enjoy a few days with Ella's brother Bill and Bella Elford. Their son Bud Auction Sales WEDNESDAY AUGUST S SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. The Brooklin Community Centre Auction sale - Cassels St. Brooklin (watch for signs). Selling the property of the late MRS. H. BLACKLER of Oshawa, and CLAUDE FITZGIBBON of Cobourg moved out west, plus others. Kenmore 24'* range and 15 cu. ft. fridge - frost free, less than 1 year old - Almond, oak library table, 2 wardrobes, chest of drawers, treadie sewing machine, 2 deer's head, large oak telephone (working - old) chrome suite, old chest folding rocker, bedroom suite, 12 cu. ft. freezer, Frigidaire auto dryer, large oak desk, pressback chairs, pine coffee and end tables (excellent) 2 loveseats, large shag rug, colonial chesterfield and chairs, stacking tables, stereo set, colour TV, old wood box, old pine box, small tools and garden tools, old pine cuboard, several paintings old and modern, books, old National Geographics from 1939, 3.6 boat motor, mission wall clock," mantel clock, pitcher and bowl on stand (oid) floor lamp, mandolin banjo, pots and pans, dishes some collectable, mag. coffee and end tables (old), wash stand, dresser, 30x60 desk, Underwood typewriter, photo- copier, Phillips telephone answering machine, squash balls, tennis rackets and balls, 4x4 lighted sign, indoor signs, lawn seeder, 22' gas lawnmower several plants, plus many other excellent articles. NOTE TIME: 6:30 p.m. This is an excellent estate sale of modern and antique furniture etc. Plan to attend. Viewing from 1 p.m. Ross and Scott McLean Auctioneers 576-7550. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. 100 Goats Auction sale of herd of milking goats for NORM AND FRAN BAKER R.R. 5 Woodville, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 mi. north of Uxbridge. 100 Does, 45 Does in milk on D.H.A.S., 25 recorded kid does, 35 yearlings, 5 registered bucks, 3 milkers with stars, 20 other projected as star Alpines, Saanens. Direct pedigrees include Bakersfield, Pepperpot, Pixieland, Halcyon, Shifting Sands, Barflag, Green- wood, Wolverden, etc. Some with show records. Sale at 7:30 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, 416-852-3524. AS Uxbridge,. *¥F = milkérs on D.H.A.S., Nubians, | 3 A » arg' A ASA »! ado tile lids vRidesiounn iss eer EYL IMU SF AIAN CaF FE LETS LEN A ant fi i NOV AR fai don ii Moa Aad oii Meter Aga Ladd amd yA EN PORT PERRY. STAR -- Wednesday, July 29, 1981 -- 27 3 Elford from Prince Albert, Saskatchewan was visiting Percy his parents as well. Visiting at the Cawker farmstead during the week stock, were Thursday callers were Andy and Anne of Miss Ruth Proutt of Cawker Valerie and Andrew of Oshawa. Mrs. Dorothy Chapman, New Liskeard, and-a cousin Mrs. Jackie Reynolds of Sarnia travelled on the Chi- the tea "hosted" by Mrs. Cheemaun boat from Tober- mory to South Baymouth - then to mindemoya, stock, in honour of Miss Manitoulin Island where Denise Perron of Quebec," bride - elect of Mr. Brign' another cousin Mrs. Kay Mallett joined them and they were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Elford. Later they continued their travels to Edmonton, Alberta, and bours in Nestleton - now visited with Miss Janice living in Blackstock and Williams - also enjoyed missed by their old friends. seeing the beauty of Banff, Mrs. Dorothy Chapman of Alberta. New Liskeard, has been Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm, visiting with her parents, Nestleton, Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers dinner guests of Mr. and and other relatives in Nestle- Mrs. G. E. Hoar of Bowman- were recent ville. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm were Mr. George and Ella Bowers of and Mrs. Harper Kelsey of Nestleton had an interesting Newcastle. Wedding attended [r. and Mrs. Grahame Fish of Nestleton attended Big Canoe II3 vehicle ferry the wedding recently of Dale to South Baymouth- then to Snodden and Mindemoya, Manitoulin held Lana Durrus in the Sunderland United Church. Both the bride and groom are from the Sunderland area. congratulations! A New Grandchild Congratulations! to Grahame and Neta Fish on the arrival of their latest grandchild, Chad Mark, infant son of Calvin and Yvonne Holland of Port Hope. Very best wishes to the parents - this is their first child. Bridal Shower On the evening of Tuesday, July 21, Mrs. Mabel Cawker of Scugog Point Road, hosted a miscellaneous shower in honour of bride elect Wilhemena Beach, Oshawa, fiancee of Robert Nicholls of Oshawa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholls of Caesarea. After a short programme many lovely gifts were open- ed and admired by the bride- to-be. At the conclusion Wilhemena thanked every- one warmly for the gifts and the event held in her honour. Refreshments were served at the close. A sincere thank you to those who assisted with the shower, refresh- ments etc. - Minnie Fisher, Bernice Mairs, Jean Williams and Doris Notting- ham. Best wishes from the area to this young couple for much happiness. Nestleton Presbyterian Church On Sunday morning, July 26, 10 a.m. with an average attendance for worship service, Rev. Fred Swann read Scripture Peter 2, using sermon text verse 9. 'Ye are a chosen generation - a peculiar people - we are told to be different and not follow the crowd. Christianity is being different - Jesus was different - not like anyone else before or after." Mrs. Shirley Scott played for the service. Next Sunday at 10 a.m. All welcome. Notice Nestleton United Church will resume worship services, August 2 at 11:15 a.m. Sunday School will Nestleton, Caesarea commence in September and parents will be notified. Attend Wedding Anniversary On Saturday, July 25, Sam and Mabel Cawker, Scugog Point, were guests at the 25th Wedding Anniversary dinner for Robert and Madeline Cawker held in Grace United Church Sunday School room, Scugog Island. Later a party in their honour was an enjoy- able feature of the occasion at the home of their daughter Steve and Wendy Gerrow, Sunrise Beach. Many family members were on hand to extend "warmest wishes to Bob and Madeline. Many gifts and cards were received from relatives and friends. Our very best for another twenty five to the Bob Cawkers. Social News Mr. and Mrs. James Bilton and family of Lanark were guests on Wednesday and Thursday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. Malcolm of ° Nestleton, Mr. Barry Malcolm, Simcoe and fiancee Miss Joan Marshall of Innerkip were weekend guests of his parents and other family members. Wedding of Interest Congratulations! and very best wishes to a young Port Perry couple Miss Paula Jeffrey and Mr. Gary Capi- thorn who exchanged marriage vows in Port Perry United Church on Saturday, July 25th with Rev. Stuart McEntyre officiating at the ceremony. Reception and dance was held at the Masonic Hall. Members of the Easter Star catered for the Wedding supper. Caesarea Eurchre Results of last Wednesday Euchre party: 1. Lou Bandel with 87. 2. Faith Lawrence -85. Low score - Gail Pelrine -49. A very good attendance, Wednesday evening as usual. Best Wishes Glad to report that Paul Mappin who was seriously injured in a farm accident is improving slowly in Sunny- brook Medical Centre. On Sunday, Valerie was able to feed him a little - while he was sitting in a recliner - but Paul is weak as yet. All his friends within the area wish Paul a speedy recovery - back to his former good health soon. Happiness and many blessings to all for the remainder of the fast moving summer. Phone in an item of interest for the coming week. Thanks to all for contributing news for this column. Itis much apprecia- ated. Phone 986-4715. New books . New books arriving at Scugog Memorial Library are as follows: Anatomy of an Illness - N. Cousins; Miss Herbert - C. Stead; Season of Change - L. Battle; Luciano's Luck - J. Higgins; A Short History of Glass - C. Zerwick; Upper Canada Village - J. DeVisser; Point Pelee - W. Reynolds; My Lady Hoyden - J. Sheridan; A Confederacy of Dunces - J. Tolle; Decep- tion in World War II - C. Cruickshank; Burrs and Blackberries from Good- wood - E. 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