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v 1 Beats i eh] FIAAD JR AR I RR TF TA AR OR AS Sw PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, April 30, 1970 -- 3 BIGGER & BETTER TREWORKS DispLAY PORT PERRY FAIR GROUNDS: ON MONDAY, MAY | 8 (WILL START AS SOON AS IT IS DUSK) SPONSORED BY PORT PERRY FIRE DEPARTMENT TICKETS _ $2.00 PER FAMILY AVAILABLE FROM LOCAL FIREMEN : Apr.23-30 Noticeto Creditors] Auction Sales IN THE'.ESTATE OF GEORGE WILLIAM JORDAN Late of the Township of Reach, in the County of Ont- ario, Labourer. All persons having claims against the Estate of George William Jordan, deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of November, 1968, at the said Township of Reach, are re- quired to file proof thereof with the undersigned on or before May 21st, 1970, after which date the Administrator will administer the estate hav- ing regard only to the claims of which he shall then have notice. DATED at Uxbridge, Ontario, this 30th day of April. 1970. JOHN ALEXANDER SMITH, Barrister and Solicitor, Uxbridge, Ontario. Solictor for the . 3--Mayl4 Administrator Auction Sale WED., MAY 13th Auctional Sale of Furniture, the property of SIDNEY SPENCER, 20 Winchester Road, Brooklin, Ont. Terms Sale at 1:00 p.m, (sharp). Jno. Medland, Clerk. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, 2--May7 Auctioneers WED., MAY éth Auction Sale of Furniture, Modern & Antique, the pro- perty of JOHN McLEAN, 159 Bigelow St., Port Perry. Sale at 1.00 p.m. Terms Cash. R. Scott, G. Wanamaker, Clerks. TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, Auctioneers THURSDAY, APRIL 30th-- Auction sale of farm machin- ery, and garage equipment, including 1969 Ford Diesel No. 4400 tractor and indus- 'trial loader, 1000 _ hrs.; New Holland hay bine; 24T John Deere baler; John Deere 4- furrow 14" plow; automatic bale stooker; 3 pt. hitch 28 tooth cultivator; 8% Ford disc; M.H. No. 11 spreader, 3 section harrows; 1952 Ford 8N tractor, 2300 hrs., blade? John Deere side rake; 225 amp electric welder; Gardin- er Denver compressor, 3 h.p. motor; paint regulator; 50' air hose; torches; gauges; cart; 1962 LH.C. dump truck and hoist; tools; Trexler po. tato cutter and bagger; bench grinder and drill sharpening attachments; wood lathe and cuters; saws, furniture, etc., the property of Jack Beach at lot 20, at Ballantrae, on Hwy. 48, 10 miles north of Markham or 20.miles south of Sutton. No reserve as owner moving to Bancroft. Terms cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Norm Faulkner, auctioneer. Apr.23-30 Auction Sales THURSDAY, MAY 7th Monthly dairy type consign- ment auction sale of fresh & springing cows, to be held at Stouffville Sales Barn, Stouff- ville, Ont., in the "Cow Pal. ace", also offering open and bred heifers, purebred and grade, serviceable age bulls, and calves. If you have cattle to consign to this sale, and wish to turn them into im- mediate cash, and that will insure "Buyer Satisfaction", contact the sale mgrs. early. Sale at 7:30 p.m. Frank Ben- nett -- 887-5570, Norm Faulk- ner -- 640-3813, Sales Mkrs. & Auctioneers. SAT., MAY 9th Auction Sale of Furniture, the property of GARNET PORTER, 79 Ontario St., Port Perry at the' Orchard. In. cluding chesterfield, dining- room suites, bedroom suites, walnut dressing 'table, chest of drawers, antique chest of drawers, tea wagon (large size), complete set of dishes, antique dishes & glassware, picture frames, mahogany chair, ping-pong table, many other fine pieces of furniture and antiques. Auctioneer's Note -- This list of House Furnishings is from two fine estates. There are many good - antique - articles to choose from. Terms cash. Sale at 1:00 p.m. G. Wana. maker and R. Scott, Clerks. TED JACKSON. . TED SPENCELEY, 2--May7 Auctioneers re ] Auction Sales _ . THURS., MAY 14th Auction S#le of Farm Stoek, Implements, hay & straw, the property of the late GORDON BLACK, Lot 7, Con. 13, Mariposa Twp., 2 miles east of Manilla, 4 miles north on 46 Hwy., % mile east. 30 head of Hereford Cattle, 12 cows, calves by side, 2 open heifers, 2 yrs, 8 yearlings. Ford Tractor & Ford equip- ment, McCormick Manure Sprenden, Full line of Ma- chinery, 1200 bales of hay, Qu. of straw. Sale called to settle estate. Terms Cash. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Gerald Graham, Clerk. REG. JOHNSON & SON, 2--May7 h Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 Fox Bounty Ontario County will pay a $5 bounty on foxes and fox pups. The decision, which was taken over the opposition, of Deputy Reeve John Goodwin of Whitby, was impelled. by the increasing number of rab- ies cases reported in recent months in the area south of the ridges. Mr. Goodwin held the pay- ment of a bounty was a poor way to solve a problem. He said farmers do not need the incentive of a bounty to kill foxes roaming their lands. He also "contended killing the foxes would upset the balance . SAT., MAY 2nd Auction Sale of household furniture, the property of CHARLES ORR, will be held in the Village of Woodville (King St. W.) on SAT., MAY 2nd. Refrigerator, electric stove, 2 space heaters, chrome set, writing desk, Ad.. miral T.V., Book case, Ches- terfield, record player, large cupboard, dressers, wash stands, beds, Gadiron, full line of furniture, large qu. of lawn ornaments, all kinds of tools for a work shop for making ornaments. Owner giving up housekeeping. Sale at 1 p.m. Terms Cash. Ger- ald Graham, Clerk. REG. JOHNSON & Son, Apr.23-30 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 Auction Sale FRIDAY, MAY 8th Auction Sale of Farm Imple- ments, including 1967 Ford Super Major tractor, Cock- shutt Combine, Case Baler, John Deere Seed Drill," Cul- tivator, Ford 4 Furrow plow) 1959 LHC. tandum 'Dum truck, 1967 Chev. Convertible Car, 3000 Cedar Posts, Barn Building, etc., the property of MAJSIJE EMEDI, at Lot 13, Con. 4, Vaughan Twp., on Keele St., 1 mile south of Maple, or 1% mile north of Hwy. 7 on Keele St. Terms Cash. - Sale at 1:30 p.m. NORM FAULKNER, 2--May7 Auctioneer Set At $5. of nature and that if they were killed off the rodent populat- ion would go up. Reeve J. Murphy, Mara Township, said a fox had been picked up recently at Atherley by the Ontario Prov- incial Police. It has apparent- ly been killed by a dog which had not been traced. The animal was rabid, he said. ° Reeve Edward Olyer, Reach Township, told of a fox being found in a farm yard. It was too soon, he said, to find out if cattle had been infected. He told of another instance in his area where an animal had had to be killed. Warden Robert Timbers suggested federal authorities be asked to reinstate the inoc- ulation program for pets which was last held about three years ago. On the recommendation of the agriculture and reforest- ation committee Reeve Rob- P fert Nesbitt, Uxbridge Town- ship; Deputy Reeve Mrs. Eve- lyn Speiran, Mara Township and Députy Reeve Norman Lyons, Scott Township, were appointed county represent- atives on the ARDA com- mittee. A grant of $350 to the Uxbridge fair was approved. 3 b : : LY A %" . LN 4 IT WEE [ 4 | -