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Including Brentwood upright freezer, RCA colour TV, floral loveseat, drop front desk, 2 antique chests of drawers, gunstock chair, several walnut chairs, needlepoint seats, cedar chest, walnut dresser, twin beds, bedding, linen, beautiful antique rocker, nesting tables, boy and girl figurines, antique dishes, English dishes: setting for 12, pressed glass, antique record cabinet, occasional chairs, framed mirror, two vacuums, plus many other pieces. A very fine sale. Mrs. Gerrow has given up her home. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416- 852-3524. 012 ' THURSDAY OCTOBER 21 sale time: 12:30 P.M. auction sale- of furniture, some antiques, riding lawn mower, etc., the property of MRS. MARY WILLIS, in the village of Udora, 15 York St. Chambers 11 cu. ft. deep freeze, Woods large deep freeze, Nordic coppertone stove, chrome table and 8 chairs, brown chrome table and chairs, antique china cabinet, with bevelled mirror and drawers (good), qu. of dishes, large oval braided rug (nearly new) small oval rug, antique rocker, Singer sewing machine with stool, new folding door, chesterfield and chair, rocking chair, small parlour table, 3 pc. bedroom suite, several steel beds, clothes rack, antique dresser, coffee table, child's rocker and high chair, maple desk, vanity, Inglis washer and dryer (automatic) double laundry tubs, top of an old cupboard, many other articles, 11 hp. M.T.D. riding lawn mower 36' cut (nearly new), M.T.D. roto tiller, 14 ft. Bonair hdrd top tent trailer (good condition, sleeps 6). Property is for sale, terms cash. Sale at 12:30. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. 705-357-3270. SATURDAY OCTOBER 23 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale- the property of WIND HAM FARMS, Lot 3, Con. 21, Georgina Twp. End of Cause- way at Keswick, corner of Deer Park Drive. MACHINERY: 1977 David Brown 1212 diesel tractor with cab and manure loader, New Holland manure spreader PTO, New Holland forage blower PTO, 2 self-unloading Dion forage wagons, AC 4 furrow plow - 4-14's trip beam, 3 pt., Dion one row corn harvester, PTO, Int. 12 ft. drag cultivator, New Holland baler PTO, New Holland baler with motor, 2 farm wagons, 12 ft. chain harrows, M.F. wheel rake, 38 ft. hay-grain elevator, 200 gal. gas tank, New Holland cream separator, round bale tong - 3 pt., 3 round bale feeders, cattle oiler, new cattle squeeze, tractor- mounted Cyclone seeder, Meyers field sprayer - 200 gal. tank, post hole digger, Cockshutt 15 run grain drill, Holland one row cabbage planter, electric fence, 1976 Chrysler Newport car, plank pit silo - 10 ft x 80 ft., forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. HAY: Approx. 100 round bales - 800 Ib. bales. FURNITURE: Maytag washer and dryer, Kitchen-aid dish- washer, Tappan heavy duty stove - 2 ovens, Westinghouse refrigerator, small electric organ, antique dish, butter churn, 2 upholstered chairs, chesterfield and chair, 2 electric lamps, coffee table, 2 end tables, ironing board, wooden bed, dresser, leatherette chair, rocker, ceiling fan, Lakefield masburg pump shotgun, 8 mm rifle, 303 rifle with scope, many other items. NOTE: Monday October 18th selling at Lindsay Community Sale Barn - 35 head of mature Hereford-Charolais- Limousin cross cattle with 32 calves by side, 17 crossbred Hereford heifers rising, 15 cross- bred Hereford steers - 1 year old, Limousin - Angus bull bull exposed June 1. Sale at 2:00 p.m. Terms cash. No reserve. Furni- ture sale at 12 noon; Machine sale at 1:00 p.m. Carl and Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro Ontario 705-324-9959. Owner and Auctioneer will not be respon sible for any theft, public liability, property damage or injury to the public in connection with this Auction Sale. 019 THURSDAY OCTOBER 21 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale Stouffville Sales Barn, the estate of JOHN MAW and others. Sale includes a 1977 Chrysler Cordoba (certified), antique pine furniture, antique dresser, pressback rocker, antique piano, pine trurik, white cotton sectional, couches, chairs, end tables, 2 kitchen tables with chairs, bedroom set, stereo, 2 colour TVs, General freezer, Hoover vacuum, typewriter, fireplace screen and utensils, antique glassware, glassware, chain saw, cultivator for garden tractor, folding bike, cross country skiis and boots, hooked rug, bedding, beds, World War || army clothes and many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale starts at 6:00 p.m. Terms cash or known cheque. Auctioneers: Norm and Phil Faulkner and Dan Barkey. 640- 3813 or 640-4112. 019 THURSDAY OCTOBER 21 SALE TIME: 12:30 NOON Auction sale- complete Karri- krest Dispersal for SANDRA HUFFMAN, Campbellford, Ont., selling at the Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock. Due to the sudden death of Mr. Clark Huff- man, this herd sells on short notice. The cows are D.H.l.A. tested, Free Listed and in all stages of lactations. Most of them milking and bred back for winter production. Included is Clydevue Steph - Very Good, a mature cow with a 2 year old record of 7585-273-3.6 BCA 173- 169. Also selling is a good Jetstar 2nd calver from 2 very good dams. This sale will be sold along with the Oct. consignment of Fresh and Springtime cows and heifers (both purebred and grade), calves. For entries phone: Ed McMorrow- Auctioneer 705-324- 3085 or Neil Malcolm- 416-986- 5611. 019 - quality sale - THURSDAY OCTOBER 21 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of household furn- iture and riding lawn mower for the estate of the late MRS. LESLIE RUTLEDGE at Myrtle, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge. An excellent lot of modern furniture, most of it like new, including French Provincial chesterfield and chair, matching coffee table and end tables, Andrew Malcolm dining room suite - oval table - 4 chairs and buffet, Kelvinator refrigerator, Moffat electric stove, freezer, colour TV, stereo, Andrew Malcolm 5 pc. bedroom suite, 4 pc. bedroom suite, air conditioner, wringer washer, dryer, bedding, tools, Wheel- horse riding lawn mower. A fine everything very clean. Sale at 6:00 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. 019 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4 SALE TIME: 12:30 NOON Auction sale- 70 Holsteins selling at the Malmont Sales Arena, Blackstock, Ont. Malcolm's 6th Anniversary Special Sale featuring the complete Malco Dispersal for GLENN L. "MALCOLM & FAMILY, Nestleton. This fine herd is classified, Free Listed and R.O.P. tested with B.C.A.s to 177-201 for milk and fat. There are 30 cows, 9 bred heifers, 6 yearlings, and 10 calves. They are mostly home bred from such U.B.l. sires as- Magic, Starlite, Stylist, Royalty and Moch Four. The cows are in all stages of lactations with many of, them milking well, and in calf to freshen in the winter time. Features of the sale include- Johnsvale Master Nancy (V.G.) with a 6 yr. record of 8049-314-3.9 test BCA 146-155. Malco Magic Honey (G.P.) 4 yr. 7105-299-4.21 test BCA 148-168. This cow is milking well, safe in calf and a candidate for "Very Good.' Also selling is a 2 yr. old Royalty daughter of High Point Pontiac Nancy (G.P.) 5 yrs. 8480-332-3.92 test BCA 160-169 and safe in calf to Oak Ridges Legend. 3 full sisters by Starlite with BCAs to 137-138 will also sell. If you neéd herd replacements or foundation females please plan to attend this sale. Enjoy doughnuts and coffee with us before the sale. Catalogues will be available at the Oct. 21 sale. Bruce Murchi- son on pedigrees. Ed McMorrow- Auctioneer 705-324-3085 - Neil Malcolm- Sales Manager 416-986- 4246 0r 5611. 026 also yearling's and Epsom and area news by Jean Jeffery On Sunday evening Elmer and Ruth Wilson, Ross and Barbara Evans and family Neil and Rose Evans and children were guests with Doug and Beth Wilson, Michael and Tanya for Thanksgiving dinner. Don't forget the Star- vathon by the Youth Group next weekend at the Baster home. Would be delighted if those in the community would sponsor these young people. There will be a Halloween party at Utica Church 7:30. p.m. Friday, October 29 for the Epsom-Utica area folks. Come in costume. : Congratulations to Howar and Ruth Ashton and their 48th wedding anniversary. Their families visited them during the week to honour them on this special occasion. The Van Veghel family spent Sunday evening as dinner guests of Donna's sister, Lucy Lee. The Aslings spent last weekend at their trailer on their property near Spruce- dale. Don and Stella Asling visit- ed for Thanksgiving week with Jerry, Joan and family at Hanover. On Friday evening to celebrate Keith and Faye Ashtons wedding anniver- sary also Bob and Bev Thompson Anniversary Edith Ann and John Nac- Maniman, Paul and Shirley Baster, Lois and Barry Bushell, Ken and Beth Catherwood all had dinner at Crock and Block. Best wishes from all of us. The Baster family were guests at a family Thanks- giving dinner at Kitchener on Monday. Julie Ashton was a week- end guest of Miss Laurie Smith of Port Perry. Sunday dinner guests with Earl and Marie Wilson were Mrs. W. O. Simpson of Uxbridge and Ian and Marlene Archibald of Udora. Mrs. Mary Wilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson last Thursday. We hope you will all be able to go to the Barber- shoppers annual show. "Something old, Something new" at the U.S.S. Saturday, October 23. This will be the best programme yet. Guest are Markham Men of Harmony chorus, also "Sounds Familiar" group under the direction of Roy Keyes. On October 2, there was a special surprise party for Dave and Marilyn Watson when about fifty relatives arrived to help them celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary. The party was a gift of love from their children, Tracey and Chris. Auction Sales THURSDAY OCTOBER 21 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Auction sate- Victoria's 9th Invitational Holstein Consign- ment Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay. Approx. 60 head of Registered and Grade. Holstein cattle, 35 mature cows in all stages of lactation, re- mainder bréd and open heifers. For further information or con- signments contact Sales Office 705-324-8311, Sales Manager: John Buckley 324-4017; Sales Agents- Cliff Lillico 439-2380 -- Bob Eagleson 939-6380 or Carl Hickson 324-9959. Thursday Nov- ember 11th, Victoria's First Anniversary Holstein Sale at 12:30 P.M. Coffee - refreshments - watch for details of sale. + will We are pleased to learn that Dr. John Davies is home recovering from recent surgery. We wish him bette health. N The Gourlie family enjoy- ed Thanksgiving dinner on Monday with Doris Arm- strong and tom. Welcome to 4H Achieve- ment day at Latcham Centre. Port Perry on Sat- urday at 9 a.m. Outdoor Living project featured. The Watson family, Bailey Family. and Hansen family were all with their respect- ive families for Thanks- giving. The Women's Institute will meet October 27 at the home of Mrs. R. Sprules. Topic is Consumer Affairs, guest will be Betty Laswick featuring depression glass. If you have an antique glass object, bring it for identification. Motto Don't buy anything for a song till vou find what the pitch is. Reply by Mrs. L. Doble. Roll Call a useful product and tell why you would recommend it to others. Hostesses Mrs. R. Sprules. Mrs. John Davies. Mrs. H. Boadway. all 12dies welcome. Church at Epsom on Sunday was a jovous affair full of Thanksgiving and love. when all the children and several adults in the congregation took part. Paul Baster led the singing. Donna Van Veghel piamst. Paul Kerry leader. It is certainly great to see our little country church with every pew filled. Everyone welcome. Last Thursday. Jean and Bruce Houghland took Mrs Jean Downing to her home in Magnetawan. Weekend visitors with the Houghlands were Philip McSherrey of Belleville. Esther Houghland of Hamilton, Jeanette Hough- land of Waterloo. James and Thelma Houghland of Port Perry. Dinner guests at the Begins on Sunday were Mrs. Beryl Martin, Mrs. Mar] Brown of Oshawa. Randy Rolston and Anne Godry. Other weekend guests Maggie DMcKeigan and Lucille Decker of Toronto. Lucille enjoyed meeting several neighbours and a "Cattle Drive' This was her first visit to the country Scugog Island by Mrs. Earl Reader On September 27 the Social Planning Council was attended by a very small number at Emiels. It seemed that many of the represent- atives from many groups had forgotten. The next meeting will be November 22 when it is hoped to get some knowledge re local housing problems and also make plans for helping the needy at Christmas. On Wednesday evening of last week, the "Grace" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Ivah Fralick while the "Head" U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Clara Dowson with 18 members present. Irene Carter's group con- ducted the Devotions and served a tasty lunch at the end of the evening. The whole program followed the Topic of Thanksgiving. During the business period, we conveyed thanks to all those who helped make the annual Harvest Home Service another special occasion. Any profits will go towards paint for the Museum Church. Plans were made for the Eastwood wedding for food and help for October 16. For the Church Anniver- sary of October 17, "Grace" - U.C.W. was requested to share in preparations for lunch at the Hall. October 19 we will be serving a luncheon at the '*'Head Museum" Church for 20 ladies from Bogart Town near Newmarket. Representatives will attend the Annual Pres- byterial meeting at Hampton, October 26. During the preparation of lunch we were entertained by a seasonal reading by Marie Clark and a number association contest by Doreen Adam but prepared by Pat Henshaw. Two winners were Bonnie Gerrow and Kay Hanley. The first meeting of the Scugog Island Hi C group was held on Monday, Oct- ober 4 when 10 members attended. This group has organized itself for programs and social periods for the year. They plan to clean yards to raise funds. During their various meet- ings they will have devotions visit other churches, have a study of the United Church and other religions, have debates, and go Christmas carolling. Social occasions include a dance, a . games night, bowling and a film. Now doesn't this sound very attractive to boys and girls from age 12 to 16"? O.K. come to the next meeting on Monday. October 18 - 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Meetings will continue every 2 weeks. If you wish further information call Jackie Freeman 985-3523 and see how many members vou can have by June when elections take place. The "Third" U.CW. of young women will meet at the church at 8 p.m., Wed- nesday, October 13. As only a few were able to attend the first meeting due to competition in Port it seemed advisable to again show an important film "If you love your planet", for discussions and partici- pation. Perhaps some of these ladies would also like to attend the Regional Presbyterial meeting mentioned above for October 26. There will be a Community Dance at the Island Hall, Saturday, December 30. For tickets, please call Pat Pogue 985-3496. Now we must tell you the plans of boys and girls and parents who are involved in the Scout movement; at present there are 13 Beavers who meet Monday evening from 6:30 to 7:30 and 13 Cubs who meet Thursday from 7:00 to 8:30. If any others wish to register please contact Linda Jeffrey. There will be a general meeting for parents of these 2 groups on October 13 at 7:30. Now, I'm sure you've been wondering where you could store all those papers until Collection Day. Well, it will be here at last on October 30. Preparations are also being made for an annual Bazaar for the children as last years was so successful. This year it will be Nov- ember 13 at the Community Centre as the facilities are better for so many children. Thanksgiving Day was a very special time at the Island United Church when the Church was filled to capacity when the large Sunday School assembled to share the early part. Tho' many members had gone elsewhere for the vacation, we were pleased to welcome several strangers who were visiting. All enjoy- ed the song and choral read- ing presented by the Sunday School proving that we have a very dedicated staff who spend hours on their work to give the children a complete Christian iraining The seasonal decorations of flowers, fruit, vegetables, grain and leaves were artistically arranged and added beauty as well as making us aware of God's gifts for which we give thanks in October. All officers of the Church will look forward to a Work- shop at Kingsview Nov- ember 6 - more details later. Now, you must mark vour calendars for all the dates that have been given to you. Otherwise, you will not remember. Letters have been sent out to tell you about the Island United Church Anniversary for this coming Sunday at 11 a.m. Come and meet Rev. Braham again. He is one of our former beloved ministers who has never for- gotten the people of Scugog, Manschester will also worship with us. Recently Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reader enjoyed a beautiful week end with friends in a cottage on the Wolfe River near Sudbury. Following this Mr. and Mrs. Thompson of Barrie visited with the latter's sister and family. Epsom 4-H by Sandra Kerry The six girls in our club shoce the name Epsom Dis- coverers this unit because this unit was exploring the outdoors. Our activities included hand sewing a tote bag, learning to barbecue shish- kabob and preparing wild edibles. We also made plaster casts of animal tracks and created pretty plaster plaques using dried flowers. We enjoyed decorating stationery with leaf printing. At our last meeting we make kites and hiked through a woodlot. We would like to thank our leaders Mrs. Gail Kerry and Mrs. Elva Kerry for making this unit so interesting and fun. We would also like to thank Lake Scugog Lumber Com- pany for the wood for our kites, Port Perry Printing for donating paper for our leaf prints and Gordon and Lloyd McDonald for allowing us to explore their woods. i: el a a "a »- ® a s® uwt » 4 a Mot, Oe W = Se "nw, tie _---- NWT TLE A TN - - es An Re RS oa a La 7% 2 A ", AJ . fy EE EEL . ~~ =" A A 3 AR Wh, iS