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a m. 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR --- June 26, 1984 Auction Sales Auction Sales WEDNESDAY JULY 4 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M, Auction sale, highway 12, 1% miles nor -h of Brooklin. Watch for signs. The proper ty of HARRY GRAATS, of Newcastle and GIFFORD BEATON, Whitby, moving to Senior Citizens home plus estate from DEEP RIVER. Furniture, anti ques, garden tools, good china, 2 good dining room suites, clocks, Royal Doulton figurines, Belleeke china, an excellent washer, dryer and dishwasher. Plus' many more articles. Ex cellent sale. More details next week. Ross Mclean, Auctioneer. 576-7550. WEDNESDAY JULY 4 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Holsteins Auction sale of fresh and close cows and bred and open heifers selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Ux: bridge, featuring a fresh 4 year old Good Plus Senator with a beautiful udder with a heiter calf by Butlerview Mattador - a candidate for Very Good classification. A bred heifer due to Astro Jet, her Dam has 159-175. Also a fresh (GP) Starlite with 3y (152-165) from a VG Dam with (160-173), 2nd Dam (VG 3*) with 176-192). Several fresh registered and grade cows and heifers. Con signments now being taken for this sale. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge. 416-852-3524. THURSDAY JULY § SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques, tools and horse equipment, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge, the pro - perty of WILLIAM WILES, Mt. Albert, plus the contents of an older home, owners moving to Parkview. In: cluding 6 plece walnut bedroom suite, antique rocker, bookcase with drop front desk, oak desk and chair, 2- 39 inch beds, dining table and 6 chairs, blanket box, washer and dryer, a set of 8 pine antique chairs, set of 4 pine chairs, twin beds, pictures and frames, linens, 2 bedside tables, Singer touch and sew machine, metal filing cabinet, solid copper warming pan, drum table, tapestry pictures, radio and record player with 8 track with 4 speakers, 2 copper jugs. iron kettles, plano stool, woodburning fireplace, kitchen suite, kit chen electrical appliances, child's china tea service, an tique Eaton sewing machine, Bavarian cut glass bowl, cut glass candy dish with lid, cut glass decanter, chests of drawers, brass bed, antique walnut what not, Craftsman 10 inch radial saw with stand, Beaver table saw, power saw, 9 x 12 1 tent, various camping items, movie camera and projector, Durst enlarger with cabinet, 8 mm viewing editor, glassware and dishes, J AP diesel generator 1.5 kw., wheelbarrow several rolls roofing, Craftsman 10 HP snowblower (excellent), 16 ft trailer (steel to be assembled), set of heavy double harness complete with bridles brass mounted (this harnes has had very lit Hie use and is in excellent condition), single horse show buggy with wire spokes and air tires, single driving harness, Western horse saddle, Western pony saddle, set of double pony harness, 2 18 inch pony col lars Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 418 852-3524 Jy 4 MONDAY JULY? SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of furniture and antiques. the property of MR. AND MRS. ROSS MURRAY and other con signors. Sale will be held on their property, V2 mile north Uxbridge and turn east on gue Hook Road. Pine hutch, automatic washer dryer and stove, antique bedroom furniture, chester field suite etc. Detailed list next week. Phone 852-6938 if you wish fo a few good articles. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. SATURDAY JULY ? SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale of 2 tractors, good line of farm machinery, many tools and some furniture, property of MRS. EDGAR TREMBLE, | 1.5 miles east of Raglan on Conc. 9, R.R. 1, Oshawa. Tractors: A/C 190 XT with cap, A/C 160 with 42 inch manure bucket and loader, N.H. 273 baler with thrower - good, 4 bale thrower wagons 18 ft. racks, A/C 390. mower conditioner, 9 ft., New Idea side rake, forage harvester and 2 forage wagons, Dion blower: long feeder, J.D. 10 ft. discs, 3 furrow 14 inch plough, A/C tool bar cultivator with wings, manure spreader, sprayer, bush hog, cement mixer, White post hole auger, fer- tilizer spreader, 3 round bale feeders, cattle squeeze and headgate, 2 cattle ollers, grain auger, snowblower, chain harrows, 2 HP com: pressor, 16 ft. trailer with duals, 3 feeders on wheels, one flat wagon, riding lawnmower, chain saw, Stewart clippers, hyd. jacks, 2 block and tackles, tap and dye sets, torque wrenches, full line of wrenches, bench saw, planer, electric bit sharpener, work benches, 315 router, 7 inch elec- tric saw, metal sander, pipe threader and cutters, 2 vises, 2 stage oxy-acetylene welding set, electric fencers. FURNITURE: Coldspot refrigerator, chesterfield and chair, air conditioner, kerosene heater, C.B. radio, coffee tables and end tables, plus many more useful items for farm and home. Tools and furniture will sell first- 10:30 A.M. NOTE: This sale called due to the sudden death of Mr. Trem- ble. Terms cash or good che- que. Lunch available. Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for any accident or injury in connection with this sale. Sale managed and sold by Auctioneer Don Cochrane. 985-2788. Jy 3 SATURDAY JULY? SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale the property of KARL BISSIG, Lot 12, Concession 8, Mara Township, 5 miles north of Brechin on Highway 12 to 9th Concession of Mara Township - East 1 mile to ' first farm on right. MACH- INERY: 1977 Zetor 801) diesel tractor, 85 HP, cab, power steering, M.F. 175 diesel tractor, power steer: ing, with M.F. manure loader, single ram bucket, M.F. 35 diesel tractor, Knever land Hydrein plough, 3 16's Ipt., 198) MF. 925 hay bind, PTO, 1979 New Holland 579 tandem manure spreader PTO, 1982 John Deere 660 side rake, J wheels, 1982 Inland J pt win drow turner, New Holland 707 3 pt. forage harvester, ) row corn head with hay pick up. | self-unloading Rex forage box with roof, | self unloading Rex forage box, 2 8 ton running gear, New Holland 27 forage blower PTO Whirl Feed, 1978 New Holland 273 baler PTO, Agretec automatic bale stooker, MF 12 ft cultivator 3 pt - 29 tooth, 10 ft. John Deere disc J pt, 3 pt cement! mixer, bale fork, 32 ft Allied hay elevator, electric hammer mill with 3 HP motor, 2 roller bearing wagons with racks 8 x 19 ft, 2 wagon racks 8 x 18 1, Reef feeder 20 11. wide spread: on wagon, MF. 1) seed drill- 16 run, 6 section drag harrows, Lincoln electric welder, 3 pt fertilizer spreader, 400 sheets of used steel 34 inches x 10 f1_, 150 cedar fence post, quantity of used lumber, wooden wheeled wagon, Findley woodstove, lawnmower, tools, work bench with vise, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 PM Carl and Greg Hickson, Auc tioneers. Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959 OR 324.2774 Owner and Auctioneer will not be responsible for any public liability, property damage or injury to the public in connection with this Auction Sale. Jy 4 ts t-- ------ Outstanding juniors Five R.H. Cornish juniors took top honours during the school's annual awards day recently. Andrea Johnston (sitting, front) and Clair Cornish (at back) were named most outstanding athletes of the Grade Six classes. Leanne Philip and Kevin Martin (sitting, cen- tre) received the Audrey Lee Scholastic Award for being top girl and boy scholars in Grade Six. Jess Luke (standing) won her trophy for public speaking. Auction Sales THURSDAY JULY 10 SALE TIME: 10:00 AM. Auction sale: Large an: nual auction sale of fur: niture and antiques, will be held again in the Sunderland Fairgrounds, in cool shaded areas (inside if inclement weather). Quality con: signments accepted on a limited first come basis. Auctioneers reserve the the right to limit quantities. Sale at 10:00 am. Terms cash or cheque with ID Lunch supplied by the Ladies of Sunderland Fair Board. Durham Region or Auctioneers will not be responsible for any ac cidents in connection with this sale Jy 4 THURSDAY JULY 12 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Auction sale of antique dishes and quantity of fur niture, the property of MRS. FLORENCE EAST in the Village of Caesarea 30 anti- que Nodders, Epergnes, Moorecraft, Carnival, Depression, Nippon, china cups and saucers, furniture etc. Detailed list next week Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers LINDSAY FLEA A FARMERS MARKET on Little Britain Road, beside McLean Auction Barn NOW OPEN EVERY FRIDAY 2 09 SATURDAY 910 5 New and used flea items, farm produce, yard sales, new matiresses, discount centre, sport clothes and shoes, dress shoes, crafts, DELI MEATS, lunch and chip bar, FREE DRAW. VENDORS WANTED. 324-2783 Lindsay | Of come this weekend Jy 31 Reading and writing classes for adults The Durham Board of Education will, for the first time hold daytime Adult Literacy classes this summer in Oshawa. This intensive course is designed for those who are unable to read or write or who need assistance to improve their skills in these sub- jects. The aim, for those who need it, is to upgrade students to the grade 8 level in language arts (reading, writing, gram- mar etc.) and mathematics. New students will be tested as to their abilities and put in the appropriate level: basic, intermediate or advanced. Classes will be held each Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon beginning July 3rd and ending August 9th at Adelaide McLaughlin Public School, 630 Stevenson Road N., Oshawa. A special feature of the program is the availability of babysit- ting for children two years or older. While there is no charge for the course, the babysitting charge will be $1.00 per day for each child to a maximum of $6.00 per week for each family. Those interested in enrolling in this summer course, or for more infor- mation, call 576-4600, ex- tension 204. Students who have at- tended night school classes are especially en- couraged to enrol. The summer session will given them an opportuni- ty to consolidate their prior work and begin new instruction. Library gears up for a busy summer Summer vacation is about to begin and so are the special activities at the Library for child- ren of all ages. Registration is being accepted now for these programs. Books and Barefeet, a program every Wednesday of films and crafts, child- ren 4 to 6 years will meet in the mornings at 10:30 and ages 7 to 11 in the afternoon at 2:00 p.m. Books and Bytes is the theme for the read- ing club this summer. Books will be read to Ladies Hospital Auxiliary meets Pot luck lunch held in new wing On Monday June 18th the Port Perry Comm- unity Hospital Ladies Auxiliary held a delic- ious pot luck luncheon in the new wing of the hospital. We were pleased to have Mrs. Joy Hull, Chairlady of the Board of Govenors, Mrs. Gail Stewart, Secretary for the Hospital Adminis- trator, Mr. D. Brown, also our new physio- therapist Mrs. Lena Demmers and several volunteers along with our own members pre- sent. President Joyce Taylor opened our bus- iness portion of the meeting by all repeating the Auxiliary prayer in unison. Reports were given by the different officers. In the absence of Bonnie Gerrow, Camille reported 1 girl, 5 boys arrived at hospital since our last meeting. The Auxiliary thanks the Seagrave United Church ladies for the lovely layette given to the Auxiliary. Thelma McCreight was pleased to announce she has now 40 volunteers working on the floor. We are re minded of the Western Days coming up in July and ladies do not forget we are selling tickets on a pig cut up and wrapped. The draw being made on July 14. Also pay what you pull tickets, we hope to see you ladies out there with these tickets on those Seniors Citizens crown royalty by Marion King On June 13, we opened our meeting with the singing of O Canada, followed by one min- ute's silence, in memory of Howard McMillan, one of our valued members and choir member. Bill Harper then sang "Let There Be Peace on Earth' and dedicated it to his long-time friend Dr. Dymond. After the various re- ports, business, travel etc., we closed this part of the meeting with the Mizpah Benediction. We then had our coronation of our King and Queen. Charlie Clarke and Marjory Whipper crowned Joe and Rachel Forsythe, as our new King and Queen. Edna Beckett provided suitable music days. The Tuck Shop is being staffed by the Auxiliary ladies for the month of July and August, so please try and remember the days you have promised to work. Other discussions for the occasion. Our guest speaker, Dr. Dymond, then spoke to us in his usual jovial manner and his speech was enjoyed by every- one Also it was a pleasure to have his wife, Jeanne, with us. Our choir under leadership of Win Philp sang "Because He Lives', 'I Walked To- day Where Jesus Walk- qualify for time slots to use the new Computers at the Library. Every Thursday during July and August a special program in the evening will feature Bedtime stories coming to life with Puppets, 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. for all ages. During the summer workshops in puppet- making will also be offered. Register early to avoid disappoint- ment. There is no charge for any of these programs at your lib- rary. followed, one being our Fall dance being held November 3. At this time Thelma moved the meeting adjourn, and the Presi- dent closed the meeting, wishing everyone a good summer. ed", "The Senior Cit- izen's Song and Several Negro Spirituals.'" This choir was excellent and well-welcomed by all. Ethel Irwin's lovely birthday cake and a good cup of tea brought a nice afternoon to a close. By the way, thank- you to the Port Perry Star for taking pictures of the coronation. Deer licenses here Licences for the 1984 Ontario deer hunt are now available. All deer hunters in Ontario need a licence to harvest one antlered deer. Ontario residents may hunt antlerless deer if their applications are selected in computerized draw. To be eligible for the draw, applica- tions must be received by the Wildlife Branch, Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, 99 Wellesley Street West, Queen's Park, Toronto, M7A 1W3 by 5 p.m., July 31, 1984. st