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1 ERRRMAERA A AE iil by Barbara Weese R.O.P. Specialist Durham East Winners at C.N.E. Sheep Show 4-H members Pauline Beckett and St sher Intere ih {vestments RRSP GIC rate compounded Annually. -- 1 Year. Min. 0 % $500. Mike Coombes are to be con- gratulated for their excellent show- ing at the C.N.E. Sheep Show. Pauline Beckett placed first in the type place, showed the Top Selling Guaranteed Investment Certificates | Ea 5 YEAR TERM Min. Deposit $500. Interest Paid Annually. STANDARD TRUST Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 165 Queen St., Port Perry Tel. 985-8435 Open Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm; Friday 9am to 6 pm; Saturday 9am to 1 pm Lamb of the day and was third overall in the competition. Mike Coombes placed second over all and had the Top Gaining Lamb. Mike also placed fourth in showmanship. Ted Stacey of Bowmanville receiv- ed a third in showmanship. 4-H Horse Club Holds Achievement Day On Thursday, Sept. 3rd, the Durham East 4-H Horse Club under the leadership of Doug & Mary Ruth Moore, Shelley Delaney and Natalie Warner as youth leader, held a horse show at the farm of Wayne Beckett. As part of their 4-H project, members had to demonstrate their abilities to groom a horse for show and to show a horse to its best ad- vantage. Valerie Bush, Renee Pleasance, Laura Gilbank, Joanne Carter and Pauline Beckett were in the first place grouping in the Grooming Class. In the Senior Showmanship class, Valerie Bush, Pauline Beckett, Natalie Warner and Joanne Carter were in the first place grouping. In the Junior Showmanship class, Heather Todd and Laura Gilbank placed in the first place grouping. After the compulsory classes, members could take part in a varie- ty of games and activities designed PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 15, 1987 -- 39 Local 4-H members have good C.N.E. show to test their ability to handle their horses and their equipment. Winner of the Award for Best Horsemanship and Spirit of the day was Joanne Carter. This award was presented by the leaders, Doug & Mary Ruth Moore. The 1987 Blackstock Fair was the scene of Achievement Programs for the Durham East Field Crop, Sheep, Swine and Beef 4-H clubs. Members from the Hampton and Blackstock 4-H Sewing Plus clubs also displayed their projects at the Blackstock Fair. . In the 4-H Field Crop Club under the leadership of Lawrence McLaughlin and Donovan Smith, Howard Sikma placed first in the corn class. Ian Andrews and David Tamblyn placed 2nd and 3rd respec- tively with their corn exhibits. In the barley class, Brent McLaughlin and Jeff Byers received first prize. Shelley Holliday received second. For second cut hay, Eric and Glenn Barkey tied for first, and Rene Heeringa received second. Richard Green received a first place for his silage corn. In the 4-H Sheep Club under the leadership of Jim Coombes and Fred Slemon as youth leader, Todd Ormiston was Champion Showman, while Terry Ormiston was Reserve Showman. In the conformation class, Shelley Holliday showed the first place lamb and Shannon Cor- nish showed the second place lamb. During the 4-H Swine Show under the leadership of Dale VanCamp, Richard Green placed first in showmanship while Bryan was se- cond. In the conformation class, Bryan Green showed the top scoring pig while Jill VanCamp was second. In the 4-H Beef Club under the leadership of Jim Byers, Gerry Cor- nish and Wayne Beckett and Bob Goble as youth leader, Brian Goble and Penny Beckett respectively were Champion and Reserve Cham- pion Showmen. Pauline Beckett and Ken Cornish placed first and second in the Junior Showmanship class, while Brian Goble and Penny Beckett placed first and second in the Senior Showmanship class. In the beef conformation classes, Joanne Handley showed the Cham- pion Junior Heifer and Penny Piper showed the Reserve Champion calf. In the Sewing Plus classes, Lucy Davidson, Cornelia Mostert, Paul Hindman and Debra VanCamp received first in their various classes. Second prizes went to Diana Mostert, Esther Kelly, Jill Brown and Julie Byers. AUCTION SALES Ar ag Rd 8 Phil Cochrane 433-5055. S29 SATURDAY OCTOBER 3 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Selling by Public Auction, the Real Estate, Farm Implements & Antiques- contents of a century old home, the property of the late BRUCE REESON, R.R. 1, Oshawa. 1 mile east of Raglan on Conc. 9, to Ritson Rd. N., then south "4 mile. (6 miles North of Oshawa on Ritson Road). REAL ESTATE: 75 acres of good level, productive land with large painted 40x80' hip roof barn, 2 storey, 4 bedroom brick home plus other out buildings in a set- ting of mature trees. IM- PLEMENTS: A.C. tractor & cultivator, bale & grain elevator with undercarriage, manure spreader, platform scales, side rake, old turnip drill, steel roller, single plough, 2 furrow horse- drawn ploughs, seed drill, old binder & other horse drawn im- plements, 2 fanning mills, hay loader, rubber tired wagon, har- rows, mowers, cream separator, cream cans, bag trucks, Sears 11 HP riding lawnmower-42"' cut, ladders, tools, roto tiller, gas lawnmowers, gas motors, weed- eater, wheelbarrow, counter scales, old pine flour bin. FUR- NITURE: old sideboard with mir- ror & carved top-good condition, curved glass secretary with bevelled mirror, 4 wash stands, drop leaf table, many antique chairs including Pressback rocker & high chair, caned chairs & rocker, parlour table, 2 piece gramaphone, sewing machine, brass & stell beds, wicker baskets, dressers, pine chest of drawers, old paintings, oil lamps, Tunstall dishes, Carnival glass, basin & jug bath set, Limoges cup & saucers, old Eatonia wooden hand wringer-washer, "mantel clock, trunks, butter boxes, quilts, books, old magazines, old clothes suitable for theatre groups plus many more old & interesting items. NOTE: This sale is '"one- of-a-kind" as there has never been hydro in the house. Most of the items listed have been in the house since early 1900. TERMS & CONDITIONS: Real Estate will sell at 1 p.m., with $10,000 down on day of sale -- balance due in 30 days or less. Farm will sell sub- ject to a reasonable reserve bid & will require recognition of a re- maining 2 year lease on land on- ly. Viewing of property on Oct. 1st & 2nd from 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., or by appointment at your conve- nience. All other items: Cash or cheque with 1.D. Sale time: 10:30 a.m. Lunch available. Owner or Auctioneers will not be responsi: ble for accidents or injuries in connection with this sale. For complete information call Auc- tioneers Don Cochrane 985-2788 or SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale for ROY & MARY VERNON, located 12 miles south of Sutton, just off the 6th Conc. or take the first road north of Old Homestead Road between the 6th 8 7th Concession of Georgina Twp. Watch for signs. Sale of farm machinery includes: 285 Massey Ferguson diesel tractor-85HP-good shape, 8045 Zeteor 4 WD tractor with cab- good rubber-good shape-90HP, D17 Allis Chalmers tractor with loader-gas excellent, also Allis 3 pth. attachments with 3 furrow plow, 12° cultivator, 10° disc,. Gleaner F combine gas with cab, 13' grain head, straw dist., clover screen-excellent condition-stored inside, grain augers, 150 bu. Turn- co gravity box, grain aerator, 311 'New Holland hayliner baler with 70 thrower-excellent condition- used 3 seasons, 3 bale throw wagons with gear, N.H. 56 rake, Allied bale stooker, 3 pth. Fiskar's 3 furrow 16-18 adjustable plow, Int. 4 furrow draw type plow, 3 pth. ""V'* plow, Kongskilde 16' cultivator with rotary harrows & levellers, 6 & 4 sect. harrows, 770 N.H. forage harvester with 2 row corn & forage pick up, 3 Farmboy forage boxes on Martin gear, N.H. Whirl-a-feed forage blower, New Idea 2 row corn picker, blower pipes & dist., pull type Century sprayer with 200 gal. tank & 21' boom, N.l. 215 manure spreader with hyd. end gate-good condition- new chain 2 years, Shultz 120 . manure spreader, M.F. 115 bu. Mix-Mill, Emmersol 700 |b. feed mixer, 100 |b. Cyclone seeder, 7' Smyth snowblower with hyd. chute-excellent, 3 pth. Spraymotor 8' blade, 3 pth. wood splitter, 40° extension ladder, wooden wagon wheels, garden tools, acetylene torches & tanks, 15.9x38 duals, plus much more. Barn Equipment: Patz stable cleaner, 324 ' right hand new chain, high flite-complete unit, Surge pipeline 2" stainless for 44 stalls, Surge Electrobrain washer & pulsator, 4 Surge mini-cup milker units, Surge vacuum pump, Delaval milk tank 2100 litres with speedway cooler unit, Patz 98 silo unloader, Wic straw chopper 7HP gas-2 years old, Woods grinder, cattle oilers, plus much more. Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for any mishap oc- curring to the public in conjunc- tion with this sale. GARY HILL AUCTIONS, Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 or Zephyr 1-416-473-2138. NOTE : Farm Sold. All machinery well maintained & ready for work, from a long-time resident of the area. Lunch available. * " niskillen. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Auction Sale- Pethick's Auction Barn, Haydon, 1 mile east of En- An excellent sale. Round oak claw-foot table, oak chairs, round mahogany pedestal table, Chippendale secretary, hall tree, curio cabinet, Royal Doulton & Hummel figurines, Eastlake- Victorian secretary -- come and see this one, lots of good dishes and regular variety of furniture, odds & ends. 'The Friendly Auc- tion'" 263-8710. Steve Liptay & Earl Gauslin. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Clearing sale for E.M. JOHNSON, 1/8 mile west of the village of Raglan off Oshawa Road (Simcoe St.) on Conc. 9, in- cluding round dining room table- maple & oak (3 leaves) 5 high back & Captain's chairs, 5 low back & Captain's chair, oak china cabinet, oak buffet, 2 chests of 1881 Rogers Bros. silver Oneida & Enchantment, excellent number of fine dishes, Depression glass- pink, dinner plates, bread & but- ter plates, fruit nappies, glasses, cups & saucers, creams & sugars, cake plates, pickle dishes, water pitchers, salt cellar, set of fine Maddock china, unique set of Limoges France china, R.S. Prussia teapot, cream & sugar, candy dish, cup & saucer, forty fancy cups & saucers, quantity of Corn Flower crystal 8 others, plus numerous other quality pieces, antique tea wagon, six piece silver tea service, smoker table, 2 wicker chairs, new Ken- more upright vacuum cleaner & accessories, Simplicity washer- spin dryer, Kenmore dryer, 28 cu. ft. Viking freezer-excellent, Vik- ing frost-free refrigerator & freezer, 36' Viking electric stove 8 new hood fan-brown, chester- field & arm chair, wooden desk, maple breakfast nook & 2 ben- ches, dressing table & bench, dou- ble bed, chests of drawers, 2 single beds, night table, triple dresser with mirror, high boy cupboard, 5 plate glass mirrors, antique Singer sewing machine, quantity of old trunks, antique Victor gramaphone, cast iron lawn furniture; love seat, chair & table-never assembled, 5 new rolls of 9 strand wire fencing, quantity of fine linens, bedding, records, games, Xmas decora- tions, chairs, tools, & many other articles. Lunch available. Please plan to attend. Sale time: 11:00 a.m. Sale sold by Ron King Auc tioneer 985-2643 $22 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale- antique 8 quality furniture sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay- proper- ty of HELEN FORD, Lindsay & RUTH DOWNEY, Bobcaygeon & MRS. W.E. BAKER Estate, Lind- say. Antique oak roll-top desk, an- tique dining table, quilt box, quan- tity vintage clothing, Gerhard Heintzman plano & bench, anti- que walnut bedroom suite, good rugs, console colour TV, bed chesterfield-like new, modern dining room suite, solid coffee & end tables, crocks, antique settee, walnut ladies chair, gold chester - field set in walnut frame, music cabinet, treadle sewing machine, paintings, Pressback nursing rocker, 6 walnut dining chairs, coin collection, bureau, walnut dresser & bed, antique wardrobe, 6 antique gold dining chairs, parlour chair, lamps, 15 old homemade quilts, photo enlarger, dark roome equipment, Dick Tracey dart board, rallroad lantern, dough box, baskets, rugs, Malcolm 3 piece solid walnut bedroom suite, Andrew Malcolm modern 9 piece dining room suite, modern sofa, wooden high chair, Electrolux upright freezer; G.E. mini auto washer & matching dryer-used twice, gold refrigerator, antique dishes, milk glass collection. Preview from 1 p.m. Sale 6 p.m. Don't miss this quality sale. Orval McLean Auc- tions 324-2783 Lindsay. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Centre, Lindsay. Fur- niture, appliances property of GRETA PETTIT, Cannington & MR. & MRS. WILLIAM MILLS, View Lake (moving away). An- drew Malcolm white bedroom suite, ladies chair, colonial chesterfield suite with rocker, cof- fee & end tables, good Admiral component stereo 8 stand, 2- 54" deluxe continental beds-like new, chests, dressers, lamps, gold bed chesterfield, chest freezer, con sole stereo, 9 piece modern dining room set, good gold frost-free refrigerator, matching 30" auto electric stove, gold auto washer & matching dryer, antique blanket box, shelves, paintings, dining chairs, store shelves, console sew: ing machine, 2 refrigerators, good Hoover spin washer, flowered chesterfield, brown leather chesterfield set, dishes, 15- 5 gal. cans of grey paint. Some furniture like new. No reserve. Owners moving. 6 p.m. sharp. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale- tractor, farm machinery, large quantity good furniture, appliances, some antli- ques at Estate of late EMMA JOY ARMSTRONG, R.R. 1, Fenelon Falls, Lot 20, Conc. 2. Take Hwy. 121 east of Fenelon 2 mile to Peels corners, go north on side road: 6 miles or 2 miles south of Baddow Rd. - turn east on 2nd Conc. (see signs). David Brown diesel 880 selectamatic tractor with loader, large pile oak planks, plywood, antique foot operated mortising window machine, Kneverland 3 furrow plow, farm wagon with hay rack, grain auger, Massey Ferguson side delivery rake, New Idea 3 pt. mower, horse cutter, McCormick Deering seed drill, Massey 11 manure spreader, single horse trailer, new electric paint sprayer, quantity pony harness, halters, bridles, bits, leaders etc., 3 pt. snowblower, fanning mill, racks for pickup, quantity hay, oak roller, gas tanks, forks, shovels, ice tongs, 2' threading machine, ¥%" cutting tool, antique carpenter's tools, wood planes, saws. FURNITURE: freezer, wringer-washer, dryer, Moffat gold frost-free refrigerator, gold Admiral 30' auto electric stove, Happy Thoughts oil or wood cookstove, antique pine bureau, washstands, chrome suite, organ stool, buffalo robe, antique mirror & comb holder, wooden chairs, railway lantern, beds, chests, recliner, red chesterfield set & foot stool, large coffee table, pigeon-hole cabinet, Pressback rocker, quantity old hardback books, pine nursing rocker, RCA colortrac remote control console colour TV, old picture frames, an- tique oak library table, lamps, all glass antique china cabinet, oll lamps, walker, dishes. No reserve. Estate sale. 10:30 sharp. Machinery first. McLean Auc tions 324-2783 Lindsay. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Large Estate auction of anti- ques, furniture, appliances, boat, car, riding lawnmower, guns & a very large quantity of tools etc. Estate of the late ELMER FISHER, 91 West St, Fenelon Falls. Consign. Don't miss it. A very good offering. Lunch avallable. CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS, Cambray 705-374-4435 or 705-374-4800. S 22 Don't waste this space. Small ads pay! SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of furniture 8 ap- pliances for RICHARD & APRIL PECKETT, of Caesarea to include- 8' Satellite dish, 2 cars, 'fridge, stove, freezer, 7 -plece bedroom suite, pine harvest table, 8HP riding lawnmower, many more items. Complete listing next week. Garry K. Powell Auc: tioneer. Phone 655-4185 for more details. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale Columbus Com- - munity Hall, auction sale of tools, guns, furniture 8 office equip- ment, chain saw, sump pump, Im- pact. tools, gear pullers, drill press, alr tools, ¥4-'2"' socket sets, wrench sets, acetylene, gauges, chains, quantity of used lumber, 12 ga. single shot, 12 ga. model 870 Remington, Friendly Oak parlour stove, walnut china cabinet & buf- fet, cedar chest, hall clock Circa 1920, 3 plece living room suite, oc- caslonal tables, occaslonal chairs, kit. suite, (belge/rust-like new), dressers, bed chesterfield, Inglis washer, humidifier, fireproof fil- ing cabinet, desk, craden:za, typewriter table, Auto dialers & many other items. Reserve on some Items. Terms cash or che- que. Garry K. Powell, Auctioneer. To Inquire or consign phone 655-4185. 4 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- 9 plece walnut din- ing room suite, antique dressers, walnut china cabinet, Evans upright plano 8 stool, G.E. dishwasher, auto harp, Quasar console colour TV, oak rocking chairs, chesterfields, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table, washstands, double & single box springs 8 mattresses, parlour tables, coffee & end tables, Frigidaire automatic washer & dryer, hall table, odd wooden kit- chen chairs, modern dressers & chest of drawers, chrome kitchen suites, Hoover spin washer. GUNS: 12 ga. over & under shotgun, 30-06 rifle, 22-410 Savage over & under, 22 Winchester pump, 32 Stevens, 22 Page Lewis, quantity of tools, china & glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 ~~ SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Open Consignment Horse Auction New Location Orono Livestock Sale Barn All "types of horses & tack, trailers, related horse 8 farm items. Horses to follow Tack. 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