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bar St JER ' als Sed) 4s hi a \¥ SAREE ES = Api, FR CULT TIMS PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. May 26, 1982 -- 27 Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales THURSDAY MAY 27 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale - Brooklin Comm- unity Hall, for the estate of the late A.R. NICHOLSON of Oshawa. Complete household contents. Glassware, china, gun, tools, from a clean well main- tained home. Davis Auction Services, 728-4455. FRIDAY MAY 28 SALE TIME: 6:30 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. The property of MRS. CAMERON of Toronto, plus others. 6 matching press- back chairs, wash stands, oak hall stand, oak table, walnut buffet, dining room chairs, Findlay oval cookstove, box stove, cedar chest, chests of drawers, walnut parlour chairs, pressback rockers, copper boiler, oval top trunks, wooden wardrobe, wicker tables, chesterfield, antique dresser, console colour TV, Winchester Model 1894 shotgun, Harrington- Richardson shotgun, large 2 dr. freezer, Massey Harris Pony tractor with attachments, 1969 Ford camper van (not cert.), Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1 Little Britain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY MAY 29 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Farm Machinery, Standardbred Horses, Herefords Auction sale of machinery for ALBERT LOVSHIN, R.R. 1 Port Hope, selling at the farm on Hwy. 106, "4 mi. east of Welcome also selling at the same location for DONALD BUDD, Port Hope, 22 Hereford Cows, mostly fresh with Hereford and Charolais calves by side, some due at sale time, 6 Hereford stockers. Standardbred Horses - race horse (Final Date) 5 yr. old gelding by Goodnuff from Ann Wave (2 yr. record 209.4), also a 2 yr. old filly from Southampton V, also from Ann Wave (ground broke), Ann Wave - brood mare should have a colt by "Fifty Big Ones' by sale time. Stud fee paid. New |ogger blankets, harness, horse equipment. Ford 6600 tractor with cab - 950 hr., Ford 3 furr. 16" plow - auto. reset, Kongskilde cultivator, Krause 12' disc on wheels, M.F. 124 baler like new, J.D. side rake, N.l. trail mower, Int. seed drillon rubber - grass seed, M.F. 150 manure spreader, Rhino HD blade - 3 pt., G.W. hay elevator with motor, J.D. PTO hammer mill, McKee 750 snowblower, 2000 gal. water tank, tomato sprayer, 1968 Dodge 5 ton truck, Danuser post hole auger, plat- form scales, slab silo - 16' x 42' with roof and chute, . Patz silo unloader, Patz chain feeder, Lincoln welder, 200 bales wheat straw, 100 bu. Rodney oats, electric fencers, wagon, qu. of lumber. Sale at 1 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wiisori Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. SATURDAY MAY 29 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale on Shirley Rd., 4 mi. south of Port Perry. With office equipment, office supplies, furniture, appliances, large qu. of antique tools, dishes, etc. flling cabinets, large desks, cup- board units, storage cabinets, cutting table, office chairs, new code-a-phone, refrigerator, wringer washer, small cash register, wood furnace, sectional chesterfield, elec. lawn mower, good chrome sets, 9x12 tent, bar stools, dining tent, small appliances, fire door, watering trough, ladder, harness, flall, scythe and many more antique collectible items, picture frames etc. Large sale, 2 auction rings. Terms of sale - cash, Visa or krown cheque. Pearce Auction Services 985-7492. SATURDAY JUNE 12 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Estate Sale Large auction sale of antiques, antique tools, for the property of the estate of the ALONZO MILLER, Con. 5, Ya mi. north of Townline, 4 mi. northwest of Uxbridge. Flat back cupboard, coal oll lamps, 3 copper tea kettles, Aladdin lamp, antique sideboard, - antique .chairs, antique chest of drawers, picture frames; trunks, iron & brass bed, large qu. of dishes, large qu. of ars, crocks, large qu. of old tools and nificellaneous, hundreds of interesting items, Sale at 10 a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. J9 ES SATURDAY MAY 29 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of farm mach- Inery, furniture, antiques etc. the Property of DON WRAY. Lot 5, Con. 2 Thorah Twp., approx. 8 miles north of Manilla, turn west 1 mile and second farm north, or 3 miles south of Beaverton lights on Hwy 12, turn east 3 miles, turn south at school on sideroad. MACHINERY: J.D. diesel tractor, No. 510 (40 hp), J.D. gas tractor, 2 cyl No. 420, N.H. hay- bine No. 479 (good condition, 9 ft. cut), N.H. baler No. 275, N.H. bale thrower, I.H.C. manure spreader No. 130, Triple K. culti- vator, M.F. plow, 3 pt. (3 furr.) § sec set of harrows with draw bar, tandem disc, 16 ft. 3 pt. rubber tired wagon and rack, Case 40 ft. hay and grain elevator, J.D. post hole auger 12', McCormick 13 disc grain and fertilizer seed drill, 1 Surge milking unit, 1 McCormick milking unit, buzz saw, 3 pt. corn scuffler, green- house 6 x 10 ft., 2 hot water celling fans, propane swimming pool heater, Woods oat roller (1 hp. motor), box trailer 4 x 8, qu. of 8 x 8 x 4 creasote treated beams, qu. of 4 x 4 pallets, fence rails, qu. of 12 ft. creasote posts, 1968 2 ton Chev (as is), 1949 Chrysler (as is), 1978 Trino (as is), 2 industrial gates 15 ft. x 6, FURNITURE: antique platform rocker, antique buffet, antique china cabinet, antique tables, wash stand, iron beds, wooden rocker, bedroom upholstered chair, 2 dressers, 2 red kitchen bench seats, rec room cedar bar, 2 sets of aluminum sliding patio doors, 1973 Ford 3 cyl. diesel (4500 Series) with backhoe and bucket, and much more. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 12 noon. Furniture sells first. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. M26 TUESDAY JUNE | SALE TIME: 1:30 P.M. Auction sale of farm mach- inery, the property of MUIR DACK, Lot 12, Con 3, Mara Twp. 2 mile west of Brechin. 1973 Chev 1ton truck (350 motor) with racks, and loading chute (certified), A.C. tractor W.D. 45 diesel 6 cyl. A.C. manure spreader, 140 bu. A.C. model 50 forage harvester, Gehl forage wagon (good), Gehl forage blower, N.H. haybine No. 479 (excellent) M.F. baler No. 10, M.F. side rake, rubber tired wagon and hay rack, A.C. plow 3 furrow, M.F. plow 3 furrow, 3 pt. hitch cultivator (nearly new) i.h.c. cultivator (H.D.) M.H. tiller on steel )6 blade) approx. 40 ft. pipe for silo, also hood, 3 drum steel roller, cement mixer, air compressor, 2 grain augers, dry pine lumber (some 3 in.) many other articles. NOTE: Owner is retiring. The Polled Hereford Herd will sell in Sept. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 1:30 Reg Johnson, Auctioneer, Phone (705) 357-3270. THURSDAY JUNE 3 SALE TIME: 5:30 P.M. Machinery, Livestock, Furniture farm auction, the property of MR. AND MRS. GIB GRABOW- SKI, of Port Perry. Farm located 1% miles east of Regional Rd. 2 or the Oshawa Road on Reglonal Road 19, or the Shirley Road, also 4 miles west of Regional Road 57 on the Shirley Road. MACHINERY: Massey 50 diesel tractor with loader. 3 furrow 3 pt. Massey plow 10 ft, hydraulic disc, 10 ft. spring tooth cultiva- tor, manure spreader, 3 farrow Hydrange plow, wagon and rack, hammer mill, set sleighs, MacLaughlin cutter, rubber tired buggy, set tractor chains, harrows, potatoe planter, tractor cab, cement mixer, 10 hp. Wis- consin motor, pipe vise, pipe threader, 3' to 2 inch portable pump, electric fencer and posts, wheelbarrow, water troughs, set heavy harnesses, single harness, driving harness, halters, collars, western saddle, buffalo robe, cow chains, roto tiller, horse scuffler, electric pump, pine beam 12"x12"x20"*, 4 cord mixed wood, qu. lumber and rails, tarp, 75 Ford 3% ton super cab with stock racks, as Is, and much more. LIVESTOCK: 16 cross: bred ewes, 7 still to lamb, 10 Suffolk ewes, 4 ewe lambs, one Dorset ram, one Suffolk ram, one brood mare with month old colt, one yearling Palomino stud colt, one 2 year old black gelding. FURNITURE: chrome - set, wringer washer, one annex woodstove, oll stove, oll furnace, 50ak barrels,. Property for sale, Owners moving. No reserve. Lunch available. Jackson Auc- tioneers 1-416-985-2459. J2 THURSDAY JUNE 3 SALE TIME: 1:30 P.M. Auction sale of livestock and farm machinery, the property of COR KOOGER,. Lot 23, Con 11, Brock Twp, 1 mile south of Can- nington and 2 mile east or 3 miles north of Manilla and mile west. 25 head of Hereford, and Hereford and Holstein cattle 8 cows with calves by side, 10 yearlings, Banty hens (laying) C.A. Allis Chalmers tractor, A.C. loader (less bucket) A.C. cultiva- tor, set of harrows, |I.H.C. baler No. 46 (good working cond.) M.F. 7 ft. mower (2 yrs.) hay elevator, Vicon wheel type rake, farrowing crates and heat lamps, qu. of small goods, lumber 2x6 and 2x8, barn boards, many other articles. Farm sold. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 1:30. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. J2 SATURDAY JUNE S SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of antiques, furni- ture, glassware, garden tools, tractor and Implements, for the property of MR. AND MRS. FRED STECKLEY. On Hwy. 48 Ya mi. south of Ringwood. Ford 9N tractor (good cond.), 2 furr. plow - 3 pt. hitch, 3 pt. hitch disc, set of harrows, power lawn mower, tools, forks, shovels, several baskets of small goods, 32' extension ladder, brass hinges, flatback cupboard with glass doors, pine blanket box, antique Church pews, antique clock with wooden works, coal oil lamp, jardiniere, qu. of |ars, Beehive jar, crocks, antique tin containers, 3 antique chests, rugs, bedding, 40 cups and saucers, several small antique pcs., from this older home. A nice quality auction. Lunch by Bethesda W.l. Sale at 12 noon. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. J2 SATURDAY JUNE 5 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Farm Machinery Auction sale, the property of STEVE AUSTRIN Lot 21 and 22, Can. 7, Smith Twp. 22 miles east of Bridgenorth to Centre Line of Smith Twp. 1 mile south and 22 miles east. MACHINERY: 1969 John Deere 4020 diesel tractor 3 pt. syncro range transmission, 1980 Belarus 500 diesel tractor 3 pt. 1972 John Deere 4400 combine with 13' grain head with John Deere 244 corn head - 2 row - 36' setting, John Deere 145 H 5 furrow - trip beam semi-mount plough - guage wheel, Cockshutt 4 furrow pull type plough on rubber, John Deere 520 fleld sprayer - 22° boom - 200 gal. U.S. poly tank, John Deere 495 A 4 row corn planter full trail, John Deere FWB 15 run grain drlil, John Deere AW 14' frail disc on rubber, 1975 Westgo 4 row culti- vator 3pt., Sanderum 10' cultiva- tor 3 pt., John Deere stalk chopper, §' cut-rotary 3 pt., New Idea 7' 2h mower PTO, land. leveller 14', fertilizer spreader 3 pt, large grain wagon - dual hind wheels, hay wagon with rear ladder, low bed wagon with steel frame, 1974 GMC dump truck, tandem axle - 427 motor, 5 x 4 transmission, 1969 Ford hwy. tractor, single axle, 534 engine, 5 x 2 transmission, 1969 GMC pick up Va ton truck, 1979 Bin Aeration fan (new still in crate), 1971 Gary 17° house trailer, fridge-stove furnace-sleeps 4, 1971 Ski-Doo snowmobile, 1971 Snow Jet Snow- mobile, Motor-Ski snowmobile basket case Skiboose, Thornes double snowmobile trailer, reinforced axle, spare tire, tilt bed, scraper blade 6' 3 pt, scraper blade 8' 3 pt. heavy duty, furrow maker 3 pt, Allied 8" grain auger 51', PTO, running gear, Westeel Rosco &" grain auger 10' with drive pulley, Hobart welder, 225 amp, with cables, 90 gallon fuel tank with pump, 100 gallon fuel tank with pump, 200 gallon fuel tank, " Turnco 250 bushel gravity box, 25' machinery float for 5th wheel truck, 6 cylinder Continental power unit with rad, frame and fly wheel, portable power washer, alr compressor and spray gun, 3 hydraulic cylinders, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale starts at 1:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auction: eers, Reaboro Ont, 705-324-9959. Owner and Auctioneer will not be responsible for any theft, public liability, property damage or injury to the public in connection with this Auction sale. J2 | 852-3524. - SATURDAY JUNE § SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Auction sale of farm mach- inery, the property of KENNETH AND MARION SHORT, Lot 2, Con 1, Mariposa Twp. 6 miles south of Manilla or 12 miles north of Seagrave and Va mile east. M.F. diesel tractor 3165 (Industrial) with H.D. loader and back hoe No 222, 15" and 24" buckets, 3 pt. hitch arms (in good condition), 1965 Mercury truck (800 series) 14 ft. stake platform with hoist, Bush Hog rotary mower 502, (5 ft. cut), J.D. plow 416, 3 furrow 12' 3 pt. J.D. mower 640, 3 pt. 8 ft. with conditioner attachment, J.D. 640 side rake on rubber, J.D. cultiva- tor 8 ft. (3 pt.) M.F. tandem disc 25, 9 ft. Dettson snow blower 7 ft. (nearly new) Kneverlands plow, 4 furrow 14" with trip beam, 4 ton wagon with bale thrower rack, rubber tired wagon and hay rack, Hydrien ammonia appli- cator with 8 teeth (also with tool bar), J.D. elevator 50 ft. with undercarriage, 1 hp. motor, 75 ft. of heavy duty cord, Lely fertil- Izer spreader on wheels, 4 sec harrows, International manure spreader, blade for M.F. tractor, set of tractor chains for M.F. steel roller 3drum, M.H. tiller on steel (6 blade) Renfrew scales {wheelbarrow type) (good) Gehl hammer mill 10', 18 ft. steel gate, grain avger, H.D. air compressor up to 150 Ibs. Many other articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash or good cheque. Sale at 12:30 O'clock. Lunch available. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. Bill Wannamaker, Auctioneer Auction sale, 1614 Charles St., Whitby every Thursday evening. regular household items, antiques and collectibles. Consign early for our next sale. Wannamaker Auctioneer, 666- 3731 and 668-8403 evenings. TF THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 10 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale, park and play- ground equipment selling at the Poplar Park, corner of Allan and Sexton Sts. In Port Perry. 2085 Ferguson tractor, with 3 pt. hitch and PTO, 2 furrow plow, cultiva- tor, rotary mower, 6 mower, side rake, many picnic tables, pumps and fliters, garbage pails and barrels, underwater lights, steel posts, ladders, roll of chain- link fence, diving board, wheel- barrow, seeder, slide, heavy duty swing set, whirl-around, teeter-totter, Frigidaire stove, wall filing cabinet, hot-dog steamer, 250 Elan ski-doo, driving shed, 30 ft x 15 ft. with 3: sets of doors and booth (to be moved) plastic hose, 3 sec. harrows. Terms cash or good cheque. Auctioneer Don Coch- rane, 985-2788. J9 FRIDAY JUNE 4 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Machinery Auction sale - excellent auction of farm machinery from VALE- VIEW FARMS LTD., selling at -the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 mi. north of Uxbridge. Int. 4568 tractor with cab - 4 wheel drive, 300 hp., duals, 3 2-155 White tractors with cabs, AM-FM radios, air and duals, White 1470 tractor, J.D. 10 furr. plow - auto. reset, Int. 45 38' cultivator with harrow, Int. 45 28' cultivator, ~ White 256, 21' disc Spramotor trailer sprayer 8 32' boom, J.D. 12 row corn planter with fert. auger, Int. manure spreader, Int. 510 seed drill, McKee 12 row scuffler, 3 Turnco grain boxes, J.D. 346 baler with thrower, 2 bale wagons, wagon gears, Husky snowblower 2 Westfield augers 10"/x41"' and 8"x51", 500 gal, Century sprayer - 3 pt. hitch, Stone picker, J&M 10° auger, Allled mow conveyor, qu. baled hay, 2- 1980 Chev. tandem dump trucks with 25 ton holst, 20' boxes, propane conversion, 6000 & 10000 km., 1979 GMC tandem dump truck - 18000 km. - propane conversion, 1980 Chev % ton truck, J.D. 214 lawn tractor with mower, A&A small engine gener- ator, plus a number of other items. Sale at 11 a.m. NOTE: Plan to be early as there are a few small items. Big machinery will sell early. Machinery in excellent condition.. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416 J2 WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of farm stock, implements, and furniture, the property of LORNE WATSON, Lot 28 and 29, Con. 8, Fenelon Twp. 1 mile south of Rosedale on Hwy. 35 or 5 miles north west of Fenelon Falls. HEREFORD CATTLE: 6 blg Hereford cows due around June 1st (bred to a Hereford bull), 4 yearling heifers 2 are part Simmental, 3 yearling steers (these are good cattle). IMPLEMENTS: M.F. 35 gas tractor with farmhand loader, Ferguson 20-85 tractor, M.F. 12 baler (good), N.H. power mower, Agratic automatic bale stooker (nearly new), Farmhand wheel rake, bale fork, 32 ft. Case bale elevator, grain auger 24 ft. M.H. Clipper combine 6 ft. pull type, 1.H.C. 15 disc grain, fertil- lzer and grass seed drill (on steel) good condition, hay tedder, fertilizer spreader on wheels, Kelly Ryan manure spreader PTO, 4 sec. spring tooth Cultivator, 8 sec. drag harrows, Triple K cultivator (30 tooth), Cockshutt 3 furrow plow (3 pt) I.H.C. 2 furrow plow (3 pt) roller bearing rubber tired wagon and hay rack, steel roller, buggy with top, cutter, set of heavy logging sleighs (7 ft. bunks) 2 single plows, harnesses, and many other items and wagon goods. FURNITURE: Nordheimer piano & bench (good cond.), drop leaf table (Duncan Phyfe style) parlour table, antique wash stand, dresser, chest of drawers, iron and brass bed, typewriter table, antique wooden telephone, table, no. of chairs, antique wooden pump and logs. Many other articles. Terms cash or good cheque, Sale at 12 noon. NOTE: furniture sells first, lunch available. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. Owner or Auction- eer will not be responsible for Starting time: 6:30 p.m. Bill any accidents in connection with this sale. Scugog by Mrs. Earl Reader Next Sunday, May 30, it will be an important day in the Scugog Pastoral Church of the United Church. Since Rev. Linstead found it necessary to resign from his service due to health, a personnel committee has had two meetings with two representatives from Presbytery to discuss the future of the charge and the possibilities for continued ministerial service. Now the conclusions will be presented to the congregation for decisions and opinions. Accordingly the congregations of Manchester and Scugog Island will have a joint service in the Island Church at 10:30 a.m. After this a member of the Pastoral Relations Committee of Presbytery will conduct a very important meeting. All who are interested are requested to make a special effort to be present. At the end of the meeting, refreshments will be served. Your opinions, desires and judgement are needed at this time. The following Sunday is an important one for the Sunday School when they conclude their busy year and receive awards for attendance and accomplishments. This is a fitting time for another special address. Therefore, Rev. Stan Crookall of Hamp- ton, who spends much time with young people has con- sented to come and share his knowledge and experience with our Sunday School and adults. When the people of Manchester heard of this, they desired his address too and we are pleased to say he is able to help them too. After the Service there is to be a well organized family picnic so bring your lunch, or WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Holsteins Auction sale- The Glenafton Holstein Sale consisting of 90 females, Reg. Class, R.O.P. tested, listed, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. 3 excellent, 26 Very Good from the herd of GLENAFTON FARMS LTD. Alliston, Ont. VG daughters selling by Count Crystan, Astronaut, Prestige, several cows would make super prospects for embryo transfer, including Proud Pauline (Ex) with 170-201, Candy (Ex) with 233-249, and Anita (VG-2*). 2 of these cows already have Ex Daughters and could make fine contribution to your herd. Typical of the fine open heifers and calves selling is Glenafton Mistress Gina, born Oct. 27-81 - a daughter of Shelk, her Dam is proj. to 184-184 as a 2 yr. old, 2nd Dam VG, 3rd Dam Ex. This sale presents an excellent oppor- tunity for a young breeder or someone starting into Reg. Holsteins because the pedigrees are deep with years and years of progréSsive breeding. A lovely group of 1st calf heifers with future. This sale will be followed by a group of heifers from Bakerhol Holsteins, 12 bred heifers from Cephas Bolton, a group of cows from Sealrite Farms. Plan to attend this exciting sale. Sale at 11 a.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. M26 SATURDAY JUNE 12 Auction sale, household pro- perty of the late MERVIN GRAHAM in the village of Black- stock. Itemized list next week. Auctioneer Don Cochrane 985-2788. Island you may have time to go home after it. There will not be Sunday School lessons again until the 1st Sunday of September. We think our Sunday School staff should have awards too as they have put so much effort into the past year. But I imagine they get much satisfaction from the results. The Cubs and Beavers had their banquet some time ago and now the Brownies and Guides are looking forward to theirs with their mothers on Sat. June 5. Let us also remind you of the Hard Times dance that will follow in the evening to make money for the girls' projects. For tickets please call Mrs. Sharen Bobbie. Well, we knew it would have to rain at some period of the week end as it does for every Museum opening. However, people were able to move around quite easily and get hot coffee to warm the chill. It certainly seems too bad when you go and realize the amount of planning and work to have something different each year. In talking to various guests, it was noted that people still come from a distance while many i Island people have Hever attended. This Thursday about 80 ladies from various sInstitutes will have a luncheon at the Community Hall. Don't forget to keep saving your used stamps for the Leprosy Mission. Give to your correspondent. \. St. John Ambulance teaches that prompt, effi- cient First Ald saves lives, promotes healing and pre- vents injuries from getting worse. x