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of Manilla. Located west of Lindsay on Hwy #7 or 6 km. east from Hwy. #12 at Sunderiand. s. SALE INCLUDES : MF 165 Diesel Tractor with Allied 350 Idr., Multi-power 16.9 x 28 Chains, 55 hp. (good), Case 990 Diesel Tractor, 50 hp., 16.9 x 30 Chains (good), MF 1440 Round Baler 5x4 elect. tie (good), Kvemeland 3x 16 Plow 3 pth, (good), Drag Plows, PT 199 Tooth Cult, MH 479 Hay- bine (9'), MF 7° Mower 3 pth, Flat Rack Wagons, 2 wh Windrow Tumer, 24' Allied Hay Elevator, MF Side del. Rake, MF #12 Baler, Chain & Spike Harrows, PT One-way Disc, 3 Beater Manure Spreaders, MF 8' pt. Combine, Bruins Gravity Box 210 BU, Geo. White 300 gal. Sprayer, Worksaver 12 Post Hole Auger, 6' Lucknow Snowblower 3 pth. (good). Sold. Mr. Schroeder has farmed this farm since 1941 and is world renowned for Hereford Cattle. A good sale with ready- to-use machinery. GARY HILL AUCTIONS "10th Anciarsary 1983-1993" Sunder. Ont. LOC THO Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 Mt. Albert 1-416-473-2138 Cellular 1-416-518-6401 Fax 1-706-357-1333 Including : 8 pc. Walnut Dining Room Suite, Inglis Washer & Dryer-(ex.), Viking Stove (white), Kenmore Microwave, 26° Zenith Colour TV, Duncan_Phyfe Coffee Table, Ant. Dresser, Copper Boiler, Old Radio with Turntable, Large Collection of Old Books, Old Cabinet, Desk, Collector Plates, Selection of Brass & Silver Pieces, Old Records & Comics, Sheet Top, Oil Paintings, Picture Frames, Filing Cabinet, Occa- sional Chairs, China, Glassware and more. NOTE : A clean sale with some old and interesting items. NORM & PHIL FAULKNER BILL WALKER, AUCTIONEERS (416) 640-1889, (416) 8524791 (705) 426-9217 selling ESTATES - REAL ESTATE FARM EQUIP - LIVESTOCK ANTIQUES - APPRAISALS Now (416) 988-2788 Ant, Toys, Sunday, April 18th « 12 PM (viewing at 10:30) Orono Town Hall, Main Street. Auction features some out- standing articles from the past and the present, Partial list includes washstands, , wardrobe, sideboard with mirror, kitchen cabinet, country day bed, misc. dressers & chests of drawers (pine, oak, Eastlake, etc.) Secretary and lift top desks, Deacon's bench, Cannon ball bed, set of 4 pressback chairs plus misc. chairs & rockers, misc. tables (kitchen, parlour, pine, etc.), blanket boxes, wood boxes and storage trunks, floor model radio, coffee mill, Singer sewing machine (old), cast Tractor seat, leaded glass table lamps, several named milk bottles (Bowmanville, Oshawa, Whitby, etc.), medicine chests, brass fire extinguishers, oil lamps, old signs, tins, bottles, advertisements & toys (tin, banks, dolls, etc.), Beaver sealer, lanterns, misc. jewellery and old coins, Limited Edition & decorative art work, oil paintings, also cash register (Samsung ER-200), cash drawer, plus many more quality « articles. This is only a very partial list of articles featured in (Next auction, Sunday, May 2). MacGREGOR AUCTIONS Mike MacGregor 416-987-5402 Junior West 416-983-5556 To the Editor: Many thanks to Gary Edgar Aldred's letter in March 30 and Yvonne Edgar of Scugog Citizen. First oz (Buoy Citistn 7 Talay Aur T0108 - 13% "LETTER To THE EDITOR | informative replies to Joel Nation for their Like many Canadians of Spring Seed Supplies RR#2, Blackstock (416) 986-4331 - Since 1948 - For All FARM SEED Supplies and LAWN call SWAIN SETLD 986-4331 "EATING PLACE 180 Queen S ARENA bs) Compare These Prices! The Lowest Everyday Price On BREAD & BUNS Fresh Baked White er Whole Wheat Bread, 3 or more loaves ... each. 79 ¢ THE BEST STEAKS in TOWN! 2 for 1 PIZZA Delivery until 4 AM mer seer, §80:2818 TAKEOUT or ip 8 immigrant background, 1 Koow little about First Nations people. There is not ugh public dial native and non-native people in this country, and I hope that the new Native Perspectives store will encourage more people to appreciate the gifts and the knowledge that native people wish to share with the rest of us. 1 would like to see a regular forum in your paper, providing space for an exchange of ideas and information betweeit native and non-native people. 1, for one; have much to learn and would welcome the opportunity to discard old misconceptions and prejudices, and learn more about this ancient culture. Sincerely, Teresa Porter, - R.R. 4 Uxbridge Organic farming Interested in organic and bio- dynamic farming? You might want to take in a meeting coming up April 22 at 7:30 p.m., at Port Perry High School which will , examine this topical issue. A video titled "Revolution Down on the Farm" will be aired that evening. It's an episode from the acclaimed TV series Nature of Things and features 'David Suzuki in conversation with Saskatchewan farmers who use organic growing methods. In addition, Beaverton farmer David Kea who practices bio-dynamic farming will be on hand to talk about his experiences, as will Al Vaillancourt, co-chair of the Durham chapter of the Canadian Organic Growers who will discuss how the growing direct farm marketing and organic farming can go hand in hand. 18 WATER ST., PORT PERRY