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a sacs ad THURSDAY DECEMBER «¢ SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, R.R. 2, Lindsay- property of J. GAMSLEY, Fenelon Falls. Furniture, appliances, some antiques and dishes. Gold 2-door frost-free refrigerator and 24" gold range, Inglis dryer, Hitachi mini washer, old buffet, 4 matching Pressback chairs, 3 parlour tables, anti- que Pressback rocking chair, square din- ing table, trunks, good chesterfield and chair. LOCAL HOUSEFUL -- OWNERS MOVING. 5 piece blonde oak bedroom suite, green 2-door refrigerator, 24" stove, matching Viking automatic washer and dryer, freezer, Hoover spin washer, 8 piece modern din- ing suite, 20 HP Chrysler outboard motor and tanks, 5 piece modern bedroom suite - just like new, console colour television, console stereo, D.P. desk; deluxe chrome suite, guitar, vacuum, bird-bath, antique organ, reclining chair, lamps, and some dishes. For information call McLean Auctions, Lindsay 324-2783. SATURDAY DECEMBER ¢ SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Blackstock United Church Auction Blackstock Recreation Centre A wide variety of used and antique dishes and furniture: 3 kitchen cupboard units, kitchen table/chairs, oak table/Queen Anne legs, sewing machine cabinet, pine chests, piano stool, 20" B&W TV, Bentwood chairs, 2 sides pork/cut, wrapped, 2 cords wood, metal garage door/hardware, ping-pong table, cross-country skis, 3 speed ladies' bike, humidifier, spin-washer, fireplace doors, lawnmower, Franklin stove, aluminum screen door, church windows/coloured glass, antique pulpit, tools, toys, and much more. Cliff Pethick Auctioneer. SATURDAY DECEMBER § SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Corneils Auction Barn. Complete dispersal of Inventory and Store Fixtures of local sporting goods store. HOCKEY EQUIPMENT: pants, helmets, shoulder pads, shin pads, girdles, elbow pads, Cooperalls, Darbyalls, suspenders, cups, hockey bags, gloves, knee pads, sweaters, socks, whistles, laces, assortment of tape. Above articles name brands, Bauer, Cooper, CCM, Rawlings. SKATES: . Baver, CCM, Daoust etc. HOCKEY STICKS: junior & senlor- Sherwood, Kono, ~ Louisville, CCM. Torspo. BASEBALL EQUIPMENT: bats, balls, gloves; shoes, masks, pads, chest protec- tors, helmet, tops & pants, socks. RUN- NING SHOES: mens, ladies, childrens- " Baver, Nike, Puma, Adidas. SPORTS ~ CLOTHNG: rugger pants, shorts, track sweaters, tops. MISCELLANEOUS: soc- cer balls, water bottles, wrist bands, hats, pucks, darts, jackets, store fix- tures, bins, bunks, wire racks, display cabinets etc. This Is a very large sale of over $20,000 wholesale cost plus store fix- tures. This is a great opportunity to do Christmas shopping or for clubs and dealers. NOTE TIME: Saturday, Dec. 6th at 11 a.m. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. D 2 SATURDAY DECEMBER 6 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Excellent Estate Auction 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby Auction sale- the property of BERT CRANDELL of Oshawa plus an estate from Toronto, plus 20 pieces of new fur- niture, consisting of a 6 piece large bedroom suite- excellent, 9 piece walnut inlaid dining room suite- excellent, rare Columbian carved bookcase, 125 piece sterling flatware and 30 piece sterling flatware, several silver pieces, 2 Indian carpets, cedar chest, dressers, chests, 3 piece chesterfield, kitchen Aid dishwasher, antique rocker, 7 piece wa'nut dinedr, D.F. D.L. table, set of walnut chairs, round oak table, old sideboard and chest, bed chesterfield, bar, 2 piece French Provincial carved chesterfield- excellent, several paintings, some by Saul Rabno, Zenith remote con- trol 26° TV, new box spring and mat- tresses, 2 new carpets, new chesterfield and love seat, chest of drawers, dressers, curio cabinet, 12' Bandsaw- Sears, 10" Sears radial arm saw, typewriter, ad- ding machine, desk, 2, 3 piece kitchen set, corner desk, 12x20 carpet, 23 cu. ft. freezer, 2 crystal chandeliers, dishes, Q.A biscuit basket, china made in Holland, Blue Delft, KPM made in Poland, Limoges, Royal Doulton figurines and mugs, coffee and tables, in- laid Olive wood, several pieces of Colum- bia carved wood. VEHICLES: 1984 Nissan "4 ton truck, 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix, 1973 Mustang. Viewing Friday from 1 till 6 and morning of sale. NOTE TIME: 11:00 a.m. This is an excellent sale of furniture, antiques, glass, 2 or 3 expensive articles. Plan to attend. Ross McLean Auctioneer 576-7550 -- 686-3291. Auction Sales frost-free SATURDAY DECEMBER ¢ SAL" TIME: 11:00 A.M. Close out auction, property of MORGAN DRIVE-AWAY LTD., Lindsay on Hwy. 36 N. One mile north of Queen St. (behind Peters Bun Stop), office equipment, executive solid desk, creden- za and chair, shop equipment, tools, 19- 5th wheel floats for moving travel trailers, sign portable buildings etc. some unfit, Lincoln 225 welding miller welder, 2 air compressors, 2 Salamander heaters, grinders, torches, ack-alls, ben- ches, aluminum ladder, drill press, ver- ticle metal band saw, Rockwell table saw, 2 truck caps, filing cabinets, 2 typewriters, desks, ler, chester- field, refrigerator etc. A good chance to. buy 5th wheel floats adaptable to many uses. No reserve. Business closing. Terms cash or good cheque. Preview 9 a.m. Sale 11 a.m. Information- McLean Auctioneers 324-2783 Lindsay. D2 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Victoria's Christmas Special Holstein Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ontario. Robrook Dispersal for ROBIN & CONNIE PARISH & FAMILY, Woodville Ontario- 45 Head of Registered Holsteins. A good group of fancy young cows, many fresh or springing, including 6 Very Good cows with BCA 164-218. Highlights: A fancy 60' heifer due before sale- sired by Romandale Magic- her Dam Good Plus by Admiral Citation with over 18,000 Ibs. of 3.7 milk- 2nd Dam Good Plus- 3rd Dam Good Plus 1 star.. Could be a show candidate for next year. A young Very Good cow by A Higher-View Matinee- projected at 154-158-148 BCA- due March to Marquis. Her Dam Good Plus 147-166- 2nd Dam Good Plus 143-139- 3rd Dam Very Good with 19,000 Ibs. of 3.7 milk. A fancy 1982 Perseus Mark daughter Good Plus due before sale to Warden. A candidate for higher classification. A Good Plus Matt Lancer daughter, 2 year record 169-161-188, fresh one month- milking 80 Ibs. per day. A Good Plus Majesty with 2 year old record BCA 196-181-198+61+45+59 over herd average. Bred Oct. to Startmore Sterl- ing. Also featuring 4 year old 61' Very Good Pre-Star- 1st place dry cow at Vic- toria County Black & White Show- selling fresh in Sept.- bred back to Warden- sells with 4 daughters including fancy Sept./86 Sidney heifer calf. Also selling- 3 year-old maternal sister by Ultimate- Good Plus- fresh since September- sells with good Sept. yearling daughter. This young cow could fit anyone's show string- A Good Plus daughter of Citamatt due sale time to Senator- 2 'year old BCA 155-161-168+27+31+34. Good Plus Dam 153-167- 2nd Dam Very Good 186-189. An outstanding herd. Plan to attend. Follow- ed by Barmel Dispersal for MEL & MARIE .BARNS, R.R. 4, Orillia, Ontario- 69 Head of Purebred and Grade Holsteins- Free Listed, D.H.l.A. supervised- unit bred. Herd average 137-127-131. 26 cows milking, 11 due by February. A Very Good Mock IV. daughter sells and her daughter sells fresh. A Good Plus daughter of Langview Astronaut. Followed by Dispersal for JOHN KRABBE, R.R, 1, Bailieboro, Ontario- 22 Head of Grade Holsteins, 9 cows due end of January, 13 cows fresh and milking well. We are accepting a limited number of consignments. For consignments or further information, contact Sales Office 705-324-8311; Sales Staff- John Buckley 324-4017; Cliff Lillico 439-2380; Wade Reeds 324-9627 or Carl Hickson, Sales Manager and Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959. D9 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. 100 Holsteins The Ontario County Club Sale & Els Rock Select Sale, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ontario. Reg., Class., 0.D.H.1.C. Tested, Free Listed. One Excellent, 7 Very Good, featuring North Star Marquo Pansy (Ex) with éy 365d 21932 913 4.16 per cent (174-194) fresh in Sept. and milking 90 Ib., selling with 3 daughters including the 1st Jr. 2 year old at Ontario Cty. Show 1986, proj. at 168-207 by Astro Jet. A (VG) Nugget with 4y (173-203) from a VG Dam and selling with her RED Aug./86 heifer calf by Tri- ple Threat, a RED Enhancer- ist 2 year old at Lindsay Exhibition 1986 selling with her RED July/86 heifer calf by a son of Triple Threat, a (VG) Stylist fresh in Sept. and testing 5 per cent from VG Dam with 207-235, 2nd Dam (Ex-3*-6-ET), 3rd Dam (VG), a Dec./84 Starlite due In May to Valor from VG | Tempo Dam with 164-208, 2nd Dam Is (VG) full sister to Telstar. A group of fancy young cows selling fresh at sale time as well as a deep pedigreed group | of bred and open heifers. Followed by the Wilson's Christmas Bonus Sale including fresh and close Reg. and Grade cows and heifers. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. D2 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 2, 1986 -- 45 Survey recommends a full time Fire Chief The Fire Underwriters Survey carried out last May says Scugog Township should consider appoin- ting a full-time fire chief. The report, which was tabled at Monday's meeting of Township says that while the "administration of the fire department appears to be generally good," the appointment of a full-time chief would strengthen certain important functions of the department. Auction Sales SAT. DEC. 6, 11 a.m. Property of Morgan Driveaway, Lindsay. 19-5th wheel floats for house trailers, buildings or many uses. Shop tools and equipment, office equipment. Information 1-705-324-2783 McLean Auctions. MONTREAL Military Surplus. Workshirts $2.75; workpants $3.50; workboots $15. For catalogue send $2 (reimbursed first order): Military Surplus, Box 243, St. Timothee, Que. JOS 1X0. An attractive Gift Card FREE to announce The Scugog Fire Department (all volunteer) is currently broken into two units, one based in Port Perry and the other in Caesarea. Each unit has its own chief. The recommendation that the Township appoint one full-time chief is nothing new. The Fire Marshall's office has also suggested that Scugog consider this as well. In other recommendations, the Survey says the Township should replace the 1962 pumper truck now in service at the Port Perry Hall with a modern triple combination pumper having capacity for at least 840 gallons per minute. . Council took no action on the recommendations, 'but they have been sent for comment to the two chiefs. : Approve street lights Finally, the provincial Highways Department has given permission to Scugog Township to have street lights installed at two dangerous in- tersections in the Township. Street lights will be going up soon at the corner of Durham Road 8 and Highway 12; and at the corner of Durham 57 and Highway 7A (en- trance to Caesarea). Both intersections have been the your Gift Subscription. | | The Gift that keeps on giving ... EVERY WEEK THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE YEAR! 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