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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. 100 Holsteins 15th Wilson's Breeder's Special & the Muskoka Parry-Sound Club Sale selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont. Reg. & Grade, fresh & close cows & heifers, including a group from Ronbeth Holsteins all from (VG) or (Ex) Dams. Featuring a (VG) Mark Anthony with Sy (174-194-167) BCA bred Sept. 1 to Tab from (Ex-3*) Starlite Dam with 23287 Ib. of 4 percent milk, 2nd Dam (VG-5*) with 19000 Ib. of 4.1 percent, an Aug./87 Mark An- thony from (VG) Elevation Dam with 22000 Ib. milk & 1030 Ib. fat, next 4 Dams all (VG) with high test, a group from Frank Barkey featuring a (GP) Sept./85 Triple Threat with 2y (139-158-154) BCA from Belle (VG-2*) with 21000 Ib. milk & 1000 Ib. fat, 2nd Dam {VG-2*) with 4.5 percent, a (VG) Sheik with 3y (169-183-166) BCA selling fresh in Sept. from (Ex-3*-3*ET) Dam with over 20000 Ib. milk, next 2 Dams both (VG). The Complete Open Heifer Dispersal for Betolianni Farm, in- cluding 31 Reg. & Grade yearlings & calves from A.l. Sires. The Muskoka Parry-Sound sale features a fancy June/87 Star- buck fresh in Sept. from (GP) Dam with 3y (153-167-152), 2nd Dam (VG), a tall June/87 Warden fresh in Oct. from 3 (VG) Dams, a (GP) July/86 Roland with 2y (135-154-142) fresh since Aug. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. O24 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Oddfellows Hall Regional Rd. 2, . Port Perry Sale includes: airtight stove, 2 dining room suites, blanket box, good refrigerator & stove, 9 x 12 red carpet, drop-leaf table, china cabinet, bow-front bed and others, dressers, spin-dry washer, washs- tand, old cupboards, hall tree, new blinds & sheers, wooden table & chairs, tub stand, .22 rifle, chesterfield, chairs & 2 loveseats, beer fridge, good coffee and end tables, ext. ladder, lawnmower, pots & pans, dishes, lamps, aluminum windows & doors plus plenty more. Pearce Auction Ser- vices 655-8073. 024 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn The property of MR. G.F. THOMPSON of Greenwood & others. Pine chest of drawers '(moustache pulls), refinished pine drop-leaf table (with drawer) 6 pc. maple dinette suite (excellent condition), round oak pedestal table (with 2 leaves), 6 oak dining chairs, walnut tea wagon, electric organ, parlour table & chairs, pine bed, refinish- ed pine dry sink, quantity of assorted wooden kitchen chairs, pine lamp table, mahogany side- by-side refrigerator-freezer com- bination, table & floor lamps, washstands, mahogany night tables, office desk, chesterfields, O.G. clocks, G.E. dishwasher, Duncan Fyfe double pedestal drop-leaf table, quantity of milk bottles, quantity of Canadian stamps, 1890-1950. McCullough chain saw, portable wood splitter, 1980 Oldsmobile, 1984 Ford Escort, quantity of china and glass. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2183. THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction Sale of Furniture & An- tiques for the Estate of the late IVADELL EMPRINGHAM, Port Perry, plus contents from a Markham home, selling at the, Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., including 8 pc. oak dining room suite (7 mo. old), 5 pc. dinette suite, bed chesterfield (tan - excell.), swivel rockers, Electroholme colour TV, bedroom sulte, apt. size freezer, sewing machine, Hoover vacuum, picture frames, brass lamps, quilts, dishes Including crystal, cups & saucers, cream & sugars, pots & pans, crocks, collection of horses, rug, linens, gas barbeque, dehumidifier, Moody metal lathe with accessories, snowblower, plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. oO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Giant Antique Estate Sale Furnityre, Glass, China, Royal Doulton Figurines, Many Old Collectable Items Orval McLean Auction Center Lindsay Contents of E. WAINES ESTATE, Cannington. Large cen tury Victorian house, first sale in 3 generations & inclusions Features of the sale: Carousel rocking horse and a carousel three wheel trike horse, also fabulous 9 pc. carved walnut din- ing room suite, Victorian walnut 3 pc. bedroom suite with marble tops, 5 pc. heavily carved mahogany bedroom suite, tall library desk/bookcase with burl- ed walnut inlay, 2 pc. pine Vic- torian flatback cupboard, circular glass china cabinet with claw feet, gorgeous French desk with curved glass compartments on either side, unusual mahogany arm chair with man's head carv- ed in back, large 2 door oak ice box with porcelain interiors, com- bination oak side-by-side with rare serpentine glass & heavily carved top, several small carved tables, oak side-by-side with cir- cular glass & fancy top, 48' round oak table with claw feet & set 6 oak chairs, gorgeous 3 pc. chesterfield suite French style upholstery in excellent condition, Chippendale settee heavy carving upholstery good, gentlemen's Vic- torian arm chair good upholstery, walnut tea wagon, mahogany Vic- trola gramophone, Victorian mar- ble top hall stand with carved fruit c1880, pine schoolmaster type desk c1870, mahogany cedar chest with Queen Anne legs, mahogany music stand, fabulous oak hall seat very unusual carv- ing c1900, gorgeous ladies Vic- torian slipper chair, mahogany side chair ornately carved, Vic- torian marble top table, turn of the century Chinese chest - lac- quered raised figures on a Hon- duras mahogany Queen Anne base excellent condition, 2 pine blanket boxes, Eastlake ash mir- rored dresser, treadle sewing machine, pine table & chair, 3 old butter boxes, jardeniere stands, walnut hall table, iron bed brass trim, oak dresser & washstand, old quilts, 3 pc. oak antique bedroom suite, Gingerbread clock, Victorian mantle clocks, assorted Victorian childrens pic- tures some with animals, reverse painted lamp animal scene, lead- ed glass dome type table lamp, Victorian hanging panel lamp with a silk fringe, Tiffany style leaded glass lamp (crack in- panel), 16 Royal Doulton figurines, Victorian cranberry glass, Limoges porcelain, Nippon, Victorian custard glass, German porcelain, oak S roll top desk, col- lection of Military guns dating back to Crimean war incl. French, Japanese, Russian, Swiss, Austrian & English guns. Partial list. No reserve. Note: Many collectables found in attic & shed. Don't miss this exciting sale. One of the best sales of the season. For information call Or- val McLean Auctions (705) 324-2783 Lindsay Orval & Barry McLean, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Antique Auction Kahn Country Auctions Brock Rd., Pickering 3 mi. north of Hwy. 401 Exit 399 - (416) 683-004) Selling a private collection of early Canadian furniture: Quebec rockers & chairs, side-by-side chest in original colour, Nova Scotia country couch (butternut & pine), 7' store counter (pine), 2 flatbacks - 1 cherry & 1 pine, cherry desk, mahogany display chest, washstand, - all furniture refinished etc. Large No. 8 coffee grinder 2 wheels original colour, brass cash register (small), round oak dining table & chairs, small wagon (original stencil, bolster, spoke wheels with steel rim) (rare), old barber pole, blanket boxes, circle Victorian bathtub, wood planes, stick Tam- my light. Collection of approx. 60 oll lamps, cranberry banquets, finger & hanging lamps, also cast, colour lamps, shades, chimneys, miniature lamps and Cranberry walking stick, Flow blue biscuit barrels & dishes, Moorcraft cup & saucer (rare), many cranberry pleces (old), Book of Rallway (collector item), Carnival glass, clocks, egg cups, watches, crocks, Quilted Cranberry Smoke Bell etc. Approx. 300 items. (Owner retiring - 2nd generation of collec- ting). Terms: cash, cheques or Visa. No reserve. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE Bungalow by Auction Property of MIKE SCANLAN, POWLES CORNERS, 4 mile north of Cameron. 2 bedroom bungalow with in-law apartment Well decorated, many extras, new vinly siding, garage on large well treed lot. Close to all conve niences. Reasonable reserve Terms $5000 at sale - balance 30 days. PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD OWNERS MOVING TO ENGLAND. To view call Orval McLean Auctions Orval or Barry Mclean 324-2783 or 1-800-461-6499. O24 OCTOBER 28 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. "Saturdays Auction Action' Pethick Auction Barn, Haydon 10 mi. N.E. Oshawa Every Saturday Night Sale to include: pine flat-to wall, pony cutter, old carousel horse, 8 collectable Royal Doulton figurines, round oak table, new brass fireplace doors, Manitoba day bed, pine bonnet chest, wicker settee & rocker, Mustache pull dresser, Judith Blinn limited edition print, stamp collection, hockey cards, old gramophone, rocking chairs, wood dressers, small tables, plus lots of glass, and collectables. Terms are cash or cheque with 1.D. To list your farm, estate or consignment, please call Garry to discuss your preference for your place or ours. We have two phone numbers only for your convenience 1-263-4252 or 1-985-0749 -- Garry K. Powell, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Farm Machinery The property of DON ANDER- SON, Bailieboro, Ont. - Selling at the farm of RANDY DREW, Lot 4, Conc.1 south Monaghan Twp., 1 mile east of Bailieboro on Lake View Road (north side), 1982 Ford 6700 tractor, cab-air-3200 hrs., 1985 M.F. 270 diesel tractor & loader 1300 hrs., White 6300 com- bine, Soybean Special 13' direct cut header 1200 hrs., Ford 151 4-16's semi-mount spring reset plough, Ford Disc, New Holland 489 Haybine, M.H. 224 square baler, M.F. 1560 round baler, Massey 17 run combination seed drill, New Idea 140 bus. manure spreader PTO, Fox forage harvester, 41S tine cultivator 3 pt., Triple K cultivator 3 pt. 3 fur- row plough 3 pt. 18' Poney har- rows with wings, 12° land packer, 8 sections harrows 3 pt., Little Giant 32' hay-grain elevator, dual- wheeled wagon 8' x 16°, Grain box 8 wagon with hydraulic auger, M.H. side rake on rubber, White field sprayer 3 pt., 28' booms, fer- tilizer spreader 3 pt. chainsaw, Power washer, Ford 12' tandem disc., Lucknow 8° snowblower- hydraulic shute, Agretec bale stooker, full line of farm machinery. Auctioneer's Note: This machinery was bought new by vendor. A well maintained line of equipment. Plan to attend. Terms: cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 - Car 705-749-7084. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Rescheduled sale for MRS. COLBORNE, Beaverton (giving up housekeeping) & others. Com- plete household furnishings, ap- pliances, electric organ, some an- tiques, dishes, tools. Call now to list your sale. McLean Auctions, Orval or Barry McLean, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Annval SKIDOO sale Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay Accepting snowmobiles, trailers, vehicles, recreation units, construction equipment, tools, etc. Our advertised Nov. 4 sale will be included in this one. Consign early. Call 324-2783 - Or- val or Barry McLean, Auctioneers. WEDDING INVITATIONS and Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street Port Perry 985-7383 PORT PERRY STAR REAL ESTATE -- Tuesday, October 24, 1989 -- 13 Old chimney and new furnace are a bad mix If your summer schedule includes home renovation chores, such as adding in- sulation to your home, remember that energy con- servation can be hazardous to your health. For instance, making a house air tight can result in improper venting of high ef- ficiency furnaces and poor- ly maintained chimneys, according to lan Donnelly, President of Flexmaster Canada Limited, makers of flexible and rigid chimney liners. "Modern, efficient oil and gas furnaces give off cooler gases than their predecessors. If vented in- to an older, larger chimney, the chances of carbon monoxide poisioning and fire become much greater," he says. The problem is caused when today's cooler exhaust gases enter old chimney flues where they expand and cool to their dew point before escaping from the chimney. "One cubic foot of ex- haust contains about two gallons of water," says Don- nelly. 'During the winter, this water will freeze and thaw causing the brick and mortar of masonry chimneys to crack and crumble. In addition, the condensation also contains sulphurous acids that eat away at the chimney." Flue gases must exit the chimney at 150 F to prevent condensation. The solution is to match flue and furnace sizes as closely as possible, to keep exhaust fumes in a gaseous state. The most ef- ficient way to do this is to down-size the existing chimney by installing a pro- per size stainless steel or aluminum liner. "At Flexmaster we estimate that about one- third of all chimneys in the U.S. and Canada are ex- periencing some trouble related to improperly sized venting units. This is large- ly the result of the shift to higher efficiency natural gas appliances which burn at only about 650 F. Com- pared to solid fuel (i.e. coal and wood) which burns from 1,500 F to 2,100 F. "Home owners should be aware of the tell-tale signs of deterioration: loose mor- tar, damp spots and flaking brick, flue gas odors in the furnace area and blistering on walls where the chimney rises," Donnelly says. Crumbling brick from the chimney may fall inward, blocking the flue and caus- ing exhaust fumes -- including carbon monox- ide gas -- to back up inside the house Wood stoves (and fireplaces) carry an addi- tional potential danger in that creosote, a highly flam- mable residue can condense in stove pipes and chimneys, increasing the risk of fire. Venting Affects Efficiency Over the past decade, home fires in which heating appliances were the source of ignition, increased to 10 per cent of the annual total, from 8.4 per cent, according to Donnelly. "The human cost of these fires was 352 injuries and deaths in Canada in 1987 (the most recent year for which statistics are available) and a further loss of $93.7 million in property." Modern, efficiently burn- ing heating units require a reduction in chimney size to effectively draw combus- tion air. Ironically, im- proper venting prevents the unit from operating at its optimum level, thus defeating its very purpose. Furthermore, each ap- pliance in the home should be vented separately, mat- ching the type of exhaust to a liner of the proper size and material. 'Under no cir- cumstances should you vent a solid fuel appliance together with a gas ap- pliance," Donnelly says. '""'Gas furnace can be vented safely through aluminum liners, while oil and solid fuel units requir stainless steel." Flexmaster's 2Z-Flex chimney liners have been tested for heat resistance with appliance exit temperatures up to 1,700 F. The company makes a variety of steel and aluminum oval and cylin- drical rigid and flexible liners. Missing mortar and loose brick are obvious evidence of deterioration. However, there are many other war- ning signs. Masons and heating/ventilating con- tractors are specialists in this field They are qualified to repair any existing damage and to prevent further ero- sion by installing the most appropriate chimney liner. To evaluate the state of your chimney, answer the following questions: * Is the mortar and brick hard or can you push a knife blade into it? * Has the chimney base deteriorated? * Is there deterioration below the roof line? * Is there combustible material (i.e. timbers, wall members) within three to five centimetres (one to two inches) of the chimney? Then examine the flue by looking into it with a light and a mirror, through any available openings. Vertical and horizontal cracks in the brick -- especially at offsets -- can signal danger. USED CARS & TRUCKS Looking for a second vehicle for the familly. Youll find a good selection of used cars and trucks every week In the PORT PERRY | STAR "CLASSIFIEDS" Effective issue of October 31st, 1989 NEW ADVERTISING DEADLINES for the PORT PERRY STAR Real Estates - Thursdays 5 PM All Classified Ads - Mondays 11 AM All Display Ads - Mondays 11 AM crossing. FIVE RULES TO LIVE BY 1. NEVER - check your gas tank by lighting a match. 2. NEVER - pet a strange dog. 3. NEVER - try to beat a train to a 4. NEVER - check a wire for live voltage with your bare hand. 5. NEVER - try to save money by not advertising your business. In today's market place, you need to tell your customers that you want their business. Newpaper advertising is the most efficient and economical medium for getting your message out to your primary market. Your Home Town Market. If you would like more information about newspaper advertising call the Port Perry Star at 985-7383 a -_- ele G ,,,ell6qqyyyyyy e oo -