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LENE ab LE RY FN Ww PE A Anh CKLY to carry Leaf broadcasts Beginning in October, CKLY 910 in Lindsay, wili carry 75 of the 80 regular season Toronto Maple Leaf games. All Maple Leaf play-off coverage will be carried as well. The other five games will be pre- empted by CKLY's major league baseball play-off coverage in October. Electricity for boats In an effort to further enhance Port Perry as a tourist attraction, Township council is looking into the possibility of electrical hook-ups for boats at the docks along the waterfront. The idea was discussed Monday afternoon with several councillors agreeing it would be worthwhile fin- Anik D-1 satelite. ding out how much it would cost to run wires and outlets to the govern- ment dock and breakwater. Township administrator Earl Cuddie said that in other com- munities which provides this service for boaters, the outlets are locked when not in use. A boater who wants electricity while docked overnight pays for the service. CKLY 910 now holds the exclusive Central Ontario rights for both Maple Leaf hockey and Toronto Blue Jays baseball. These rights cover all regular season games and playoff activity in that league, and extend south to Oshawa, west to Beaverton, north to Haliburton and east to Peterborough. Telemedia Broadcast Systems (TBS), owners of the Leaf's radio network rights, granted the rights to the Maples Leafs to CKLY because the station carries the other major TBS proper- ty, the Toronto Blue Jays. The TBS network broadcasts both Leaf and Blue Jay games live via satelite, from the various stadiums across North America. Participating sta- tions pick up the signal from the In return for carrying both Leaf and Blue Jay broadcasts, CKLY allocates approximately $200,000 of its advertising time for sale to na- tional sponsors by the TBS network during these broadcasts. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 29, 1987 -- 45 Honours for Rotarian It was a proud moment for Port Perry Rotarian Jim Grieve (second from left) as he was presented with Rotary's highest honour Satur- day evening, the Paul Harris Fellow. Named after the founder of Rotary, the award is a symbol for better understanding, world peace and humanitarian programs. Mr. Grieve is a charter member of Port Perry Rotary. He was presented with the medal by District Governor Bob Scott. At left and right are previous Harris Fellow medal recipients Greg Heffering and Grant MacDonald. AUCTION SALES SATURDAY OCTOBER 17 SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. Auction sale- selling antique furniture & appliances, tools, cars, tractor with front-end loader & backhoe, the property of NOR- MAN & BERNICE MAIRS of R.R. 1, Nestleton, east of Nestleton on 7A Hwy., on west side of east Quarterline Road (7 miles east of Port Perry). Com- plete list next week. Auctioneer Don Cochrane 985-2788. TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Holsteins' 13th Kawartha Klassic selling at the Peterborough Exhibition Grounds, Peterborough, Ontario. 50 lovely pedigreed animals in- cluding milking females, bred & open heifers 8 calves. Features include a fancy Red 3 year old by Triple Threat with 2y (202-249-242) milking 80 Ib. & bred Sept. 1 to Dynamic-Red, a smart Jr. 2 year old by Senator fresh since July from (GP) Triple Threat Dam with 4.1 per cent test, next 3 Dams all (VG), maternal sisters by Enhancer born Nov./86 8 Star- buck born Jan. 87 selling on choice from (VG) Dam with Genetic Indexes of +7 & +9 with by (221-241), 2nd Dam (VG) with 6y (189-238), a tall 3 year old by Warden with 2y (138-157-142) & 6 Gen. of 4.0 per cent, a (GP) May/84 Astro Jet with 2y (133-143-139) fresh at sale time from 2 (VG) Dams, a fancy Sum- mer Yrlg. by Enhancer from 3 Gen. of over 5.5 per cent test & 200 BCA for fat, a (GP) Sir Christopher proj. to 200 BCA for milk at 5 year from (Ex) Dam, 2nd Dam (VG-4*), 3rd Dam (Ex-9*) & all over 1000 Ib. fat. Daughters of Starbuck, Enhancer, Sheik, Triple Threat, Tony, Warden, Tempo, Astro Jet, Hiawatha. Sale at 7 p.m. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge 416-852-3524. 06 Jo Il tlassifieds SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Large auction sale of farm machinery, steam engine, Rume- ly oil pull tractor, Gleaner com- bine, quantity of furniture etc., the property of MURRAY & ROBERT HOOPER- 4 miles north of Udney on 169 Hwy., turn east at blinker, 6 miles to Sebright, or go west from Norland on 503 to Sebright, (just north of garage): MACHINERY: 1907 Waterloo 18-20 steam engine- government inspected with certificate-running day of sale-re- tubed & restored, 1928 Rumely oil pull 25:40 restored, Gleaner Model F corn special combine-292 gas motor-good-cab-13° header- variable speed drive, straw chop- per, also 4 row corn header, J.D. pickup 9' rubber belt, Owatonna swather, 4 cylinder Ford in- dustrial motor-10' with hay condi- tioner, M.F. 17 run seed drill on rubber-grain fertilizer & grass seed, Glencoe cultivator 1512 pony harrows, Kneverlands stone fork 3 pt., N.H. 518 manure spreader, Kneverlands 14" 4 fur- row plow-semi-mount, Swather trailer 11', McKee chisel plow 9 tooth, White double disc 112" wheel disc, 13' chain harrows, J.D. industrial flail mower-model 260-6', snowblower single auger 7' Bruns gravity box on 8 ton Horst wagon-3 years, Turnco 130 box on Ottaco wagon, 51' Allied transport auger 7', 8" auger with motor 4", 21' auger 312', Wikome cement mixer 3 pt. hyd. dump-good, George White sprayer 250 gal. plastic tank on trailer, J.D. one row harvester with hay pickup, Dion forage blower, 3 pt. fertilizer spreader, antique floor drill press-no motor, J.D. front-end loader, hyd. dump. 140 gal. gas tank & pump, Woods oat roller with motor, 2 round bale feeders, 5HP heavy duty electric motor 220, dump traller-dual wheels: PTO dump & much more. FUR: NITURE: electric stove, chrome kitchen suite, 2 swivel upholstered rocking chairs-good, brown pull- out couch, quantity of dishes, col- oured TV-RCA-floor model, Rope bed, 4 burner propane stove, an- tique woodstove etc. Terms cash or cheque with |.D. Owners are giving up farming. Lunch available. Furniture sells first. Reg Johnson Auctioneer 705-357-3270. SATURDAY OCTOBER 24 Annual Fall Draft Horse Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay, Ontario. All Draft horses, Light horses & equipment welcome. For further information or entry forms contact: Clarke Trent, Oakwood, Ontario 705-953-9535; Don Robertson, R.R. 4, Lindsay 705-324-2409. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario 705-324-9959 or 324-8311. Equip- ment sale at 9 a.m. Horse sale at 11 a.m. 013 SATURDAY OCTOBER 3 SALE TIME: 1:30 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, anti- ques, dishes etc., the property of the late MRS. RENA SMITH, will be held in the Town of Bob- caygeon, 36 Mansfield St (across from the Fairgrounds). McClary double door fridge, Moffat stove- self cleaning oven-nearly new, chrome set-6 chairs, quantity of dishes including some antiques, a number of Royal Doultons, flat back cupboard with 22 small panes in doors, round oak exten- sion table, 8 Pressback chairs, 2 antique pine sideboards, Ginger- bread cleck, oak dining room ex- tension table & buffet, 4 Cane bot- tom chairs, desk, chesterfield & chair-floral design, brown swivel rocker, coffee table-Lyre ends, end tables, table 8 floor lamps, portable colour TV & stand, Singer electric sewing machine: cabinet model with bench, 2 anti- que couches, 2 small pine tables, 2 wicker chairs, twin beds, dresser, bedside table & chest of drawers, walnut refinished chest of drawers, double bed, 2 chests of drawers, maple single bed, beautiful 10 piece toilet set-copper lustre design, 3 piece toilet set- blue & white, antique pine filing cabinet, wooden telephone table & chair, antique pine chest, iron bed, quantity of bedding, copper boiler & tea kettle, picnic table, 2 benches, Toro power lawnmower, quantity of good crocks & jugs, 2 Ironstone pitchers & much more. NOTE: this offering of furniture has many antiques & is from a well-kept home. Sale will start im- mediately after the Fair parade. Property sold. Terms cash or che: que with 1.D. Reg & Larry Johnson Auctioneers 705-357-3270. Owners or Auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents in connection with this sale SATURDAY OCTOBER 3 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale- tractor, farm machinery, fowl, antique & modern furniture, appliances, riding tractor with snowblower at the property of TERRI & MIKE SMITH, Janetville, 2nd Conces- sion south of Janetville, or 2nd Concession north of 7A on County Rd. 5, turn west on side road, see signs. Massey-Ferguson tractor- with loader-older tractor in good condition-with only 2500 hours, 3 pt. posthole auger, roll of new wire, Case side delivery rake, 2 farm gates, set of spiked tooth harrows, set of drag spring tooth harrows, Massey Ferguson 12 baler, Massey 3 pt. mower with new blade, new Massey mower blade, Dearborn 2 furrow 3 pt. plough, ladles 5 speed bicycle, small quantity of lumber, 2 geese, 1 gander, 4 ducks, 2 drakes, 1MHP Sears riding lawn tractor with snowblower, wheel weights and chains-like new, nearly new lawn sweeper 8 grass catcher for riding mower. ANTIQUES: washstands, oak office desk & chair, wicker nursing rocker, wicker fan backed chair, old Tif- fany hanging lamp-converted, parlour table, drum table, 3 oil lamps, antique spinning wheel, wooden doll rocker, doll chair, 2 antique 12 gauge shotguns, anti- que hand portable sewing machines, wardrobe, assorted crocks, lantern, toy cow, Boston rocker, high chair, round dining table 8& 6 chairs, 3 oak dining chairs, assorted old tins, hand churn, glass, china, bottles, Cap- tain's chair 8& various old chairs, fireplace mantel, antique wicker baby carriage, old rocker, china cabinet, buffet, Pressback chair, books. MODERN: oak bedroom suite with triple dresser, cedar lined highboy & bed with box springs & mattress, dressers, pair of Technic speakers, GE gold auto washer 8& matching dryer, al- mond Admiral frost-free refrigerator, clock, handmade satin quilt, satin bedspread, solid blonde bedroom suite with single bed complete, girls size 14 white Communion dress and veil, small appliances, small personal com: puter, 2 porcelain dolls, exercise bike, wooden duck decoys, pair of oak 8 brass lamp tables, power mower, fence wire, '2 Arabian Registered horse, 2 goats, hay. No reserve. Farm Sold. Note Time: 11 a.m. Machinery first, no wagon full. Lunch available. Orval' McLean Auctions 324 2783 Lind say S29 SATURDAY OCTOBER 10 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of antiques, dishes, furniture & a large quantity of tools etc., property of MARION & KEN WILLIAMS, 77 Munroe St., Cannington. Owners moving to Senior Citizen Home. CALVIN MABEE AUCTIONS, R.R. 1, Lindsay. Phone Cambray 705-374-4435 or 705-374-4800. TUESDAY OCTOBER 6 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Auction sale- large quantity of new office furniture Including typ- ing tables, desks, hanging file bins, overhead storage cabinets, computer keyboard trays, curved counter top, office partition, steel storage shelves, quantity of modern furniture. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain 705-786-2183. SATURDAY OCTOBER 3 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Horse Auction Open Consignment Durham County Sale Arena, Orono, Ontario selling horses, tack & related farm items. No en- try free. No commission on horses. Flat rate $20. Horses to follow tack. For information or directions contact Clingman Auc- tion Service 1-705-799-6256 or 1-705-277-2838. . TOOLS OF THE TRADE SHOW & SALE SUNDAY OCTOBER 4 10:00 A.M. -- 4:00 P.M. Admission $2.50 Kahn Auction Barn Brock Road North, Pickering 32 miles north off Exit 399 Highway 401 Plan to attend the only antique tool show in Ontario. Featuring tools of various trades, farm, household, kitchen also primitives, Indian artifacts, associated books, catalogues and tool display. Information: 416-433-7086. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. "Handyman Special" Pethick Auction Barn Haydon (1 mile east of Enniskillen) Auction sale- tools, power tools, saws, drills, drill press, bench saws, small machinery, small tractors, lawnmowers, roto- tillers, snowblowers, snowmobiles, ATV, boats, trailers, lumber. For the hob- bylst, mechanic, carpenter, hob- by farmer & 'do it yourself per son."' Call Pethick Auction Barn. Cliff Pethick 8 Steve Liptay Auc tioneers 263-8710. JOBS CARS APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE J | PLUG INTO CLASSIFIEDS] PORT PERRY STAR 985-7383