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Meh A ANAT CIR SEN FRAN MAR WAY AY - 13 aie "ei Nik, a iw SYS: vg Rr -- TNC A LS Bac - -- 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday October 19, 1982 LEHR SN HAY PIAA SR RR on News from Blackstock and area By Joyce Kelly Anyone who was thinking of purchasing the W.I. will have to wait. Last week I reported it was for sale for only $200.00. It was the W.I. Quilt that is for sale so rest your feathers ladies, your W.1. is safe for a little while longer. Plans are well underway for the Ranger Fashion Show this Thursday. It was decided at the last Ranger meeting that the Rangers would model Chandelle Fashions once again. Come on out Thursday at the C.E. Room in the United Church and support your Rangers. Twenty-one young people attended the first Young People's Meeting in the form of a weiner roast on Friday at the United Church. It was - decided that we would give the group a change. Our next meeting will be on Sunday, October 31st. Anyone wish- ing to attend is welcome, just show up in a costume and arrive at the church at 8 p.m. There was an excellent crowd at the Blackstock United Church on Sunday when the beautiful memorial window was dedicated in memory of Pearl Bilbey (nee Wright). It had been donated by her husband, Dr. Douglas Bilbey. The Senior Choir sang a lovely anthem entitl- ed" Count It all Joy' with Mrs. Eileen McLaughlin as soloist. Rev. D. Davis' sermon on The Good Samari- tan was very thought provok- ing. Next Sunday will be the Sacrament of Baptism and Youth Sunday. On Sunday evening the Stewards sponsored an even- ing of slides presented by Dale VanCamp of his recent trip to Europe. These pictures showed the agricul- tural viewpoint of the British Isles and Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wright entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Holmes of Oshawa and Mrs. Rupert Byers of Bowmanville at a luncheon after Church. Auction Sales Auction Sales ANNOUNCING BLUE WATER Angus 28th Annual Sale, Sat. Oct. 30th. Walkerton Agricultural Arena. Bulls, cows, heifers. Catalogues available. Wm. Lee, R.R. 3, Conn, Ontario NOG INO. 519-323-4848. SATURDAY OCTOBER 30 SALE TIME: 9:00 A.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction sale of furniture and antiques for the property of JOE WARD, Whitby, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge, including Electrohome Colour TV, chester- field and chair, freezer, Viking 2 door refrigerator, Viking dryer, Thor auto. washer, antique hall rack, Boston rocker, pressback chairs, drop leaf table, 9 pc. dining room suite, 2- 4 pc. bed- rom suites, antique kitchen cabinet (excellent), pine chest, wash stand, antique pine cup: board with open top, writing desk, antjque clock, kitchen suite, crocks, dishes, crystal, 12 pc. setting dishes, chest of silver, quilt box, bedding, coal oil lamp, Filter Queen vacuum, 2 Buffalo robes, bottom half of corner cup- board - antique, tools, plus many, many other items and collec- tibles. A nice auction closing out this older home. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 026 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 need ' 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 f 3 #5 RET tid SATURDAY EVENING NOVEMBER § Auction sale- Complete DALE VIEW Hereford Dispersal (140 head) at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ont. The pro- perty of BRUCE HOLTBY, R.R. 2, Port Perry. 40 registered mature Hereford cows with 40 calves by side, bull exposed July 1st, 20 registered Hereford heifers - bred, 20 registered Hereford heifers - open, 3 Grade cows, 20 Hereford steers, 16 months old. Negative Status Herd. Catalogues available on request. Carl Hickson, Sales Manager and Auctioneer, Rea- boro, Ontario 705 324-9959. Sales Arena 324-8311. "N2 FRIDAY OCTOBER 22 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- the estate of MR. GOWDEY, Stouffville, on Church St. House- hold furniture, antiques and tools, high boy dresser, Captain's chair, swivel armchair, drop leaf table, needlepoint chairs, corner ' cupboard, hall tree, cedar chest, wardrobe, single pedestal parlour table, small pedestal . parlour table, figurines, lamps, ° crystal, numerous pots and pans, lawn mowers, a large amount of hand tools, Windsor back chair, oak dresser, sewing basket, nest of end tables, antique parlour chairs, old rocking chair, occa- sional chair, chests of drawers, coloured TV, large bevelled mirrors, pictures, depression glass, small appliances, adult sized 3 wheel bike, a number of small electric tools - many more articles too numerous to mention Plan to attend. Terms cash. Earl Gauslin Auctioneer. SATURDAY OCTOBER 23 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- tractors, farm machinery, tools, butcher shop equipment, property of ROY BAMBOROUGH and other con- signors, selling at Orval McLean Auction Centre, R.R. 2, Lindsay. Ford 2000 tractor, gas only, 720 hours, Maisey pull type combine, 32 ft. long hay elevator, 25 ft. elevator, 1964 Ford one ton truck, 47 dry sow stalls, 5 new dry sow stalls, 4 new farrow crates, 12 weaner decks, new grain augers, nearly new pregnancy tester, grader blade, 2- 220 volt electric heaters, cow stachions, 3- 200 gal. oil tanks, used farrow crates, feed cart, heat lamps, good radial arm saw, jointer, double trailer, New Holland manure spreader, new farm gates, electric meat saw, scales, farm wagon, baler, mower, rake, discs, plough, fertilizer spreader, snowblower, 135 Super D tractor, mini bike, meat slicer, chain saw, cutting block, dar door cooler, old cash register, Johnson outboard motor, propane heater, tools, 40 hp. Evinrude motor, go-cart frame, wheel balancer, hydraulic winch, other items still being consigned. Phone barn 324-2783. All consignments must be in before sale day. At Aa RIE FPP NIA SOA EERE Blackstock Nursery School Blackstock Nursery School held their second meeting of the year on Tuesday, Oct. 12, with 30 members present. The week before Hallowe'en the Nursery School children will be going for a walk to get a pumpkin. The week of Halloween they will be having parties in their classes. Children may dress up simply with no masks. There will be Show 'n Tell on Nov. 9, 10 and 11. At our next meeting Tuesday, Nov. 9, we will be making Corn Husk Dolls. The meeting will be held at 7:30. A committee was set up to make a float for the Port Perry Santa Claus Parade on Nov. 27. A commi- ttee was also formed to plan our Pancake Breakfast with Santa, tentatively on Dec. 5th. The Children's Christ- mas Party will be held on Dec. 17. A committee was also formed to plan this event. Preparations are almost complete for our Oktoberfest Dance. If you still need tickets contact Marlene McKee at 986-5264. See you there! The Blackstock Bread Bunds judged their 100 per cent Whole Wheat Bread on Thursday. They made spiral twists, hot dog buns, donuts, daisies and kolaches. They also made plans on who to invite to their party on Tues. Welcome home Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDiarmid who returned from a relax- ing week in sunny Cuba. by Vera Brown I've just got to say some- thing about the young people in the village of : of our community. A week ago, in co-operation with the Sunday School the Youth Group took charge of the Church service and did a terrific job. This past week they had a '"'starve-in" and not only did they enjoy them- selves but they did some- thing for someone else. They presented the Church with over $250 to be sent to World Missions. Three cheers for the young people of Epsom- Utica. this week will be held at , Epsom Church at 11 a.m. ! Tickets are available for the Beef Dinner on Nov. 4th, "There will be a euchre in ! the Hall this Friday at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carre were in Toronto on Saturday evening attending the 70th Anniversary celebrations at Windermere United Church. Following that they visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchcliffe. Sunday dinner guests with the Carres were Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Carre of Oakville. MINIATURES 57 Crandell Street - 985-7034 Dollhouses - Furniture Accessories - Building & Decorating Supplies. MEMBEROF MAME AR -- Church and Sunday School / Hope you enjoyed your trip. Sorry to have to report that former resident Mrs. Ruth Wilson is hospitalized in Port Perry Hospital. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Feltis, Cheryl, Randy and Peter of Sebright. The Senior Citizen's Euchre Party was held on Tuesday with 12 tables and the following winners: 1- Susie Harris 86; 2-Elva Van Camp 86; 3-Ruby Tripp 79; 4-Ann Manns 76; 5-A. Timms 75; 6-Myrtle Gimblett 72; Jennie Bailey Low. The draws were won by 1-Elwood Tripp; 2-Dorothy McDiarmit and 3-Lionel Byam. This week the Cartwright Central Public School's Grades 5 and 6 students will be spending several days at Camp Samac. Also this past week our Public School was represent- ed ata CROSS Country meet in Uxbridge. Cartwright placed third overall and proceeded to the finals. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Strong have returned home from - a most enjoyable holiday in the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean. Mrs. Roy Taylor spent Thanksgiving at Mr. and Mrs. Anson Teylor's country home on Lake Muskoka. The following Friday, Mrs. and Mrs. Anson Taylor were guests at his mothers, Mrs. Roy Taylor. A speedy recovery is Utica area news Sunday supper guests with Mrs. Mildred Thompson were Mrs. Ethel Wideman of Newmarket, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Murray Kirton. Sunday visitors with the Sutcliffes, were, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sutcliffe, and Sherry of Janetville, Mr. Tommy Bray and Mrs. Evelyn Bray. wished for Mrs. Dale Davis who had the misfortune of injurying her ankle this past weekend. Gail and Bryan Sleep have moved from Blackstock to their newly purchased home at View Lake. We wish them well. Glenn and Marion Larmer were honoured guests at a family dinner party at Emiels, Port Perry and a surprise party hosted by Ralph and Peggy Larmer on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Glenn's sister Beryl and her husband, Ken Strong and family of Ottawa, his other sister Lois and her husband Harvey Yellowlees and family of Solina and a house- hold of nieces and nephews, friends and. neighbours brought best wishes to the happy couple. Their sons Doug and Craig were home from Guelph University for the event. On the occasion of Michelle's first birthday Floyd and Ruth Asselstine entertained Sunday as guests Jim and Mae Smith- erman grandparents, Susan and Dale Watson, aunt and uncle, Rod, Anne and Ashley Sauder friends, all of Port Perry. Colin and Christine Asselstine aunt and uncle of Oshawa, Vernon and Vera Asselstine grandparents. Better health is wished 'for Harold Medd following his accident. Shur-Gain Minerals do. Six, or more formulations, to but you do need the choices. Er a Does your livestock C mineral offer these benefits? meet every feeding and roughage program. You won't need all six, probably one or two, See your Shur-Gain dealer about the best choices in minerals and at modest prices. | @, essential minerals for livestock Shur-Gain--for the modern farmer - ~------ BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. 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