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ve Sty Pagers Y 12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 24, 1970 Real Estate Auction Sales Fred Cook Real Estate Lot. Reahtor 200 'acres hunting property wooded. Kinmount area. 10 acre lake. Asking $75. an acre Terms. Refreshments available. Rea- son for selling. Owner lew ing for India to take up an agricultural assignment. This is an extra good lot of equip. ment & has been well cared for. Terms Casi Sale at 1 ATKINSON and WILSON, Sale Mgrs. and Auctioneers 1--Sept24 , Cockshutt #252 trac- tor dise new, Chisel plow, Self peopetien land roller, 12' lever harrows, McCormick tractor cultivator, Hy. duty, double gang cultipacker, J.D. 3F plow, Kvernaland Hydrien 4Fr. plow new, J.D. Fluffer, Bale fork, Buncher, J.D. Corn lanter, Dodge truck, G.M.C. ton pick up, Geh! S.U. For- age Wagon, Industrial heater 150,000 B.T.U., Chain Harrows, 18-0" adjustable harrows, metal lathe, good, Quantity Poultry equipment, 32" new #140 ler chain, De Velbiss ble compres- sor, tools, Milker, sta- ble Fogger, truck hydraulic TUES., OCTOBER 6th Clearing farm auction of Modern Farm Machinery, 3 tractors, 2 trucks, Furniture, ete., including D. B. Diesel #1200 tractor, new 1969, 800 hrs., M.H. #90 S.P. Combine 12-0 straw cutter & spreader in excellent condition, Oliver tractor #55 Hydraulic, com- plete, Cockshutt #30 R.C. . Hay Crusher, 36° Hay Grain Elevator, 3 steel SATURDAY, SEPT. 26, 1970 12:00 Noon Sharp Complete Dispersal Heather- doon Farms Scotch Shorthorn Cattle. 80 Lots Sell. This is one of the top herds in Can, 5 acre lots overlooking Lake ada as our show record will Seugog, 250' frontage, mini- verify. No herd in the world mum house requirements] rain boxes, 2 auto steering} » \j<¢ other i i 1000 sq. ft. $5,900. 'Terms| wagons, ------ Sedge: listed, ete. the suanenty of Sale ite Calroasie own. . silo unloader (12.14), Hay ALBERT E. DRUDGE at Lot] Prefect blood (The Supreme 17-18-10th Con. Markham (be- n Champion Perth, Scotland) ing 20 miles N_E. of Toronto) stooker, Oliver Power drill, inom the. Ganthatdean. hank: 93 acre retreat, stream, pond, hardwood bush, cedar and white birch, half clear, good road. $200 per acre. Building Lot, Highway #12 at Blackwater. $3,700. Little Britain afea, 147 acres, 8 room frame home, conveniences, inted barns, pg | Scugog. $47,500. Terms. % acre waterfront lots, 125 ft. frontage, priced from $6,900. Terms. MORLEY BRUCE 985-2528 Welcome To Port Perry Blackstock, 1% storey frame house, 7 rooms, conveniences % acre lot, $16,500. Terms. 25 acre lots, wooded, $7,500 Terms. 100 acres, abandon log house barn, good well, hydro $26,500. Terms. IVAN THOMPSON 986-4987 Auction Sale SATURDAY, SEPT. 26-- Auction sale of Holsteins, Pigs, Farm Machinery, Hay, Straw and Grain, Furniture and Antiques, including 28 springing and open Holstein Heifers, 21 chunks (125 Ib.) Allis Chalmers D-15 Tractor, Ford-Ferguson Tractor, Sed- ore Loader, AC No. 66 Com bine, John Deere Plow (trip beam) Mc C. Seed Drill, Man- ure Spreader, Power Mower, iD P.T.O. Roto Mower, Snow blower, farm trailer, Int. hay conditioner, M-F hay baler, full line of machinery, 2000 bales hay, 800 bales straw, 1500 bu. mixed grain, piano and bench, toilet set, cook stove, bedroom suite, Quebec heater, crocks, jugs, rocking chair, dishes, pine cupboard, refrigerator, breakfast suite, antique tables, wash stands, Quaker Oi) space heater freezer, large quantity of furniture etc. The - property of LES MITCHELL, R.R. No 3 Stouffville, "% mile south of Hwy. 47 on Con. 2, Ux- bridge Twp. (take Hwy. 47, 4 miles north of Stouffville to Con. 2) Sale at 12.30, Fur niture sells first. Terms cash Farm sold. Lioyd Wilson and W. D. Atkinson, sale manag ers and Auctioneers Mrs. Marjorie Tripp, manager of Thomas N. Shea Realtor Limited Port Perry branch extends a warm welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Senko on their arrival in Port Perry and sincerely wishes success and happiness for the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Senko only recently purchased Marty's Restaurant operated by Mr. Don Timleck. The transaction was executed by Mrs. Tripp on behalf of Thomas N. Shea Realtor Limited and the name of the restaurant has been changed to Miss Port Perry Restaurant. Mr. Senko came here with a solid background in the restaurant business, - and had already proven himself an excellent chef during the couple of weeks he has operated the restaurant. = _\ SAT., OCTOBER ird Auction Sale of Livestock and Implements, 40 Head of Holstein Cattle, 1965 430 Case Diesel Tractor, 1966 Case Baler, Dairy Equipment, 1967 Manure Spreader, PTO, 1969 Case Cultivator, Hay, Grain, Straw, AC Forage Harvester, Power Mower, the property of WILLIAM DEEN, Lot 16, Con, 10, Otonabee Township, 5 miles south of Peterbor ough on old Keene Road and 1 mile east of Zion Hall. No Reserve. Terms Cash. Sale at 1:00 p.m. Farm Sold Ward Holmes, and Jack Cal laghan, Clerks CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer 2--Oct.1 Reaboro, Ont Ph. Lindsay 705-324-0999 pce. Side Rake good, P.T.O. [or (3 miles N.E. of Markham). | Sale at Farm: #7 Trans-Can- oker ada Highway, "mile west of the village of Omemee, north side of the highway. Eleven miles east of ay and 12 west of Peterborough right on the #7 Highway. Sale Managers: Murray and Gaye Pimmett, R.R. 1, Indian River Phone: Area Code 705 - 295 6229. Auctioneers: Ross Bailey, Uxbridge, Ontario Phone: Area Code 416 985-7583. Doug Mitchell, R.R. 4, Omemee, Ontario Phone: Area Code 705 799-5687. ' 2--Spt.24 SAT., OCTOBER 3rd Auction Sale of Farm Stock, of CLARENCE SNOD! Lot 8, Con. 6, Brock Twp., 1 mile west of Sunderland (on paved rd.) 42 head of Hol- stein & Hereford Cattle, 11 cows, yearlings and calves, 10 chunks, 1 sow, 2100 bales of straw, 3000 bales of hay, 1400 bu. mixed grain. Me- Cormick W.6 tractor, McCor- mick W4 tractor, Dion threshing machine, J.D. wag- on and hay rack, Sedore manure loader, LH.C. baler, No. 46. Full line of Machin- ery. Piano & bench ( >. Chrome set, Qu. of ture. Farm Sold. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Graham, Clerk. Vroomanton ladies will serve lunch. JOHNSON & SON, 2--Oct.1 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland (705) 357-3270 WED,, OCT. 7th Auction Sale, property of FRED 'Ted' McLaughlin, Lot 20, Con. 9, Fenelon Twp. on 121 hwy., % mile south of Fenelon Falls, Wednesday, October 7th at one o'clock. Saddle mare 5 yr. old, well broken; David Brown tractor, power steering, 3 pt. hitch with manure loaders, 2 yrs. old; W.C. Int. tractor shape, A.C. tractor D12 good as new, M.H. self propelled combine #35, 3F plow, Int. manure spreader, Oliver hay baler, hay conditioners, 2 hay elevators, wagons, roller, welder full line of imple. ments. 9000 bales of hay. Some furniture. Terms Cas Farm Sold. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, 2--Oct. 1 Auctioneers furniture, the iA | lements, hay, straw, grain Port Perry UCW Tuesday evening, Septem- ber 8th the ladies of the U.C.W. met in the church parlour. Mrs. Jean McDer- mott welcomed those pregent after the summer months and opened by reading «a poem entitled "Smile" foll-- owed by @ prayer. Unit two were called upon for the devotional. Mrs. Heayn read the call to wor- ship entitled "Neighbours". We sang hymn 187 and re- peated Psalm 119 in unison. Mrs. McTavish gave an inter- esting reading, "The Bible or Highways and Road Signs." Mrs. Heayn closed with a poem and prayer. Minutes of the executive meeting 'held in July were read and approved and the treasurer gave a very favour- able report. Many items of business were discussed. It was decid- ed to hold the annual Thank Offering service on the reg- ular general meeting night in October and arrangements are being made to have a speaker. It was brought to the members attention that tablecloths are no available for rent and all the members are urged to save Canada Packers labels in or- der to secure more table- cloths of our own. Mrs. Joan Lane spoke on Christian and Missionary Ed- ucation and reported the con- cern about lack of attendan- ce at Sunday School. An in- teresting article from te United Church Observer was read in this regard. Mrs Lane concluded by reading an appropriate poem "The Teacher." Meeting closed by repeat- ing the Mizpah Benediction and lunch was served bv lancer Units 1 and 3 Whether you need announcements, in- vitations or just the finest in personol- ized stationery for us 'or quality. your own use, see PORT PERRY x STAR