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MORLEY BRUCE Fred Cook Real Estate 985-2528 Large 1% storey house, mod-- ern conveniences, many ex- tras, drilled well, highway property, 10 acres land -- ~ $25,000 down. aaalt hee hat pS ama 20 acres -- 7 room 2 storey brick, conveniences, 2 barns. Asking $40,000. Terms. 50 acres, highway property, 7 room 1% storey house, 2 barns. Asking $37,500. Easy terms. 50 acres, wooded, hunting property, $100 an acre. -- Terms. . IVAN THOMPSON ' 986-4987 RENT - SWAP + HIRE * BUY SELL: RENT SWAR « Auction Sales THURSDAY, JUNE 4th 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 30th Auction Sale of Farm Ma. chinery, Household Furniture featuring: ANTIQUE CARS, the property of FLO-ACRES FARMS, Lot 3, Con. 12, Brock Township, 14 mile east of Wilfrid or 7 miles west of Cannnigton. M.F. 65 Diesel- matic Tractor (good), Ford- Ferguson Tractor & Sedore Manure Loader, M.F. 35 self- propelled Combine, Knight Manure Spreader (120 bus), M.F. Post Hole Auger (3 pt., new), M.F. 4 Furrow Trip Beam Plow, M.F. 77 Mower, Allied Cultivator, I.LH.C. Side Rake, 2 Roller Bearing Wag- ons & Racks, McKee Harves- ter and 20' Box( etc., Lincoln Arc Welder, Dari-Kool Can Milk Cooler (6 can, spray type), Beatty Grinder & 3 h.p. motor etc. CARS--1956 Lin- coln Mark 2 (excellent), 1956 Nash, Metropolitan (good), 1940 Cadillac 4 door conver- tible (good), 1935 Air Flow Chrysler, 1924 Model T Truck (3% Ton). Large Fr. Provin- cial Dresser, No. of Dressers and Chests of Drawers, An- tique Rocking Chair, tables, writing desk, record player (portable speakers), butter bowl, 'ladle 'and 2 prints, 2 Antique glass churns, Organ stool, crocks, sealers, etc. Terms Cash. Owner giving up farming. Sale at 1 p.m. NOTE--Furniture sells first, then antique cars, then ma- chinery. Plan to attend. REG JOHNSON and SON, May21-28 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 Gerald Graham, clerk. 217 Queen Street 9 REAL ESTATE LTD--REALTOR TORONTO 447-8518 85-7373 $1,000 Down 2-5 acre parcels located near Ball Point, building permit available, asking $5,000. Call Madeline Rodd. $2,000 Down 2 bedroom cottage with conveniences in good re- pair, access to good beach, asking $7,000. Call Made- line Rodd. Port Perry and Surrounding Area 1 Bedroom Bungalow -asking $15,000. 3 Bedroom Bungalow ranging in price from $21,500. to $32,000. with terms. Call Madeline Rodd. Gilson Point, Lake Scugog 2 bedroom cottage, fully furnished, good dock. -Ask- ing $11,500, terms. Call Winterized Lakefront Cottage 3 bedrooms, 75 feet lake frontage, good beach. lo cated north of Port Perry Asking $14 000. terms a. vailable. Call Joan Scott. 2 bedroom summer cott- age located 7 miles north on Lake Scugog Full ack ing price $7,000. with $2.500. down. Call Joan Scott. 50 Acres - of bush, clearings. pond, on paved rnad. Priced to sell. Located 11 miles nor th of Port Perry. Call Joan Scott. : Lakefront Lot on Scugog Island, 85 feet of frontage, depth runs 200 feet. Asking $4,500. Call Joan Scott. Winterized cottage or per- manent home, road is op en all year. Priced to sell. For further details call Joan Scott. Joan Scott. : AFTER HOURS MADELINE _RODD 985-2819 JOA COTT 985-7014 Real Estate Near Port Perry 4 bedroom frame 2 storey home. 1% baths ,all modern conveniences, close to store. Including an extra lot. Call for further information. Port Perry A 6 years old, 4 bedroom brick and aluminum bungalow. At- tached garage, sunken living room with mural design, in- cluding broadloom through- out, built in stove, some dapes, TV tower, finished rec. room. On a large treed lot. One of the nicest properties in Port Perry. Asking only $28,000 with 61% niortgage. Port Perry Try $6,000 down on a 3 bed- room brick bungalow with all modern conveniences. Close to school and shopping Seon. Call for more informa- ion. Lakeside Beach $5,000 down on a 3 bedroom furnished waterfront cottage and garage. Modern con- veniences including patio, large sun porch, excellent swimming and boating. Ask- ing $12,500 with terms. Caesarea 5 room frame cottage, year round living. Modern Con- veniences, beautifully. panel- led, electric Heating, closed in patio and sun porchy some furniture. On 14 acrd\well treed lot. Access to e, road open year round. k- ing $18,000 with low down payment. , A SCENIC VIEW Near Port Perry a 7 room frame 2 storey home in ex- cellent condition, modern conveniences, including a new well, storms and screens and river frontage. Very peaceful and quiet. Commut- ing distance. All for $16,500 cash. 2 BUILDING LOTS 4 miles from Port Perry off Oshawa Road. Size 150x400' deep. Price $4,500 each. R. MARTIN REAL ESTATE LIMITED Call Anytime Business 985-3223 Marion Hopkins 985-7215 Marg. Reyner 985-3385 Auction Sales TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd Holsteins - Milk Quota . Machinery Complete dispersal of Evan- ridge Holsteins, 55 Head, Registered and Grade. R.O.P, tested, 2 Very Good, 25 milk cows, 10 bred "heifers, bal- ance open heifers and calves, Featuring a "Very Good" 4 yr. old by Dividend Clipper (Extra) making 14000 as a 3 yr. old. She is due in August 471 1b. No. 1 Pool Milk Quota (subject to OMMB approval), Craft Bulk Tank, Sputnik 300 1b.,, 3 surge units, Ford 5000 Tractor, power steering 118" tires, 600 hours (like new Ford 113% ' cultivator (1 yr) Hydrein 3 furrow Trip beam plow (1 yr.), Allis-Chalmers W-D tractor complete with loader and corn scuffler, Int. No. 76 Combine, McCormick Seed Drill," A-C Forage Blow- er, New Holland Manure Spreader, Dion Threshing Machine, Rubber tired wagon full line of machinery. The property of David W. EVANS Lot 6, Con. 8, Reach Twp., 3% miles east of Uxbridge on Hwy. 47 then 1% miles south or 1% miles north of Epsom. Terms Cash. No Re- serve. Sale at 12 noon. Lunch available, LLOYD WILSON, Uxbridge and W. D. ATKIN- SON, Stouffyille, Sale Mana- gers and Auctioneers M27 alla=RN=19) =] == W RENT +r SWAP HIRE * ASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS May 28, 1970 IN=INTIT=1E =I SELL: RENT «+ SWAR «HIRE + BUY * SELL: RENT - Ontario Minister Of Mines Outlines By Martha Webster Allan F. Lawrence, Ontario Minister -of Mines, came to Uxbridge Secondary School last Thursday evening and the auditorium became a new battleground for the Uxbrid- ge Township gravel dispute. Mr. Lawrence first out- lined the Report of the Min. eral Resources Committee to the Minister of Mines. This Report recommends that the Ontario Department of Mines take over control of all open pit mining in the Province. There is currently no jur- isdiction over rehabilitation of pits and quarries other than asfety regulations, and any control is left to local municipalities. = Mr. Lawr- Auction Sales - WED., JUNE 3rd Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Implements and Furniture, the property of BRUCE CUR- RIE, lot 24, Con. 5, Brock Twp., 3 miles south of Man- illa on County Rd. 32 head of Hereford & Shorthorn Cattle, No. of cows with cal- ves by side, bred heifers, 2 steers & Hereford bull, 2 sows with litters, ready to wean, 4 bred sows, 8 chunks (100 lbs). LH.C. Farmall M Tractor, Ford-Ferg. tractor & Sedore loader, N.H. 66 Baler, LH.C. 76 Combine P.T.O., J.D. Spreader, -- Century Field Sprayer, Bush Hog Rotary Cutter (7 ft), Allied Bale Stooker, full line of good machinery, Heintzman Piano, 9 piece dining room suite, antique chest of drawers, dressers, wash stands, pine chest, chrome set, coal oil lamps, Alladin lamp, some dishes, qu. of other furniture. NOTE--Furniture sells first. Terms Cash. Sale at 12 noon. Gerald Graham, clerk. REG JOHNSON and SON, May21-28 Auctioneers ._Ph, Sunderland 357-3270 THURS., JUNE 11th Auction Sale of Farm Stock, Implements, hay,- straw and furniture, the property of BELHAVEN FARMS, Lot 19 and 20, North Gwillimbury Twp., % mile north of Bel haven (west and south of Sutton). Hereford, Angus & Charolais cattle, 3 cows calf by side, 18 stockers, 4 Angus steers (good). A number of P.B. Angus. - 2000 bales of hay, some straw, McCormick 706 gas tractor (good), J. D. 3010 gas tractor and loader (good), Farmall M.D. tractor and scuffler, J.D. A.R. tract or, N.H. Model 461 Haybine (2 yrs.), M.F, Combine No. 35 8 ft. self propelled, MeCor- mick baler No. 46, N.H. Man- ure spreader 160 bu. (good), Dion self unloading wagon (good) McCormick field chop- per, McCormick Vibra Shank Cultivator (12 ft.) good, Mc- Cormick 4 furrow plow(good), Silo-Matic 20 ft. silo unloader (good), full line of good ma: chinery, Qu. of good tools, including 125 piece glass block set. Victorian Settee, upholstered red plush, Vie- torian chair, 2 mahogany sleigh beds, Jackes & Hayes chair, Gentleman's easy chair oak desk, Qu. of other good furniture, automatic washer and dryer, etc. etc. Farm for sale or rent. Terms Cash. Sale at 12:30. Furniture sells first. Plan to attend this sale. Gerald Graham, clerk. Elm Grove ladies will serve lunch. = REG JOHNSON and SON, 3--June4 Auctioneers Ph. Sunderland 357-3270 ence said that municipalities do not have the "men, means or money" to control open pit mining in the proper way. If the government accepts the recommendations of the Report, Mr. Lawrence stress- ed the need for co-operation of municipalities. Relating to the actual oper- ation of pits and quarries, the government would regu- late the hours of work and control nuisance factors such as noise and vibration. Mr. Lawrence said municipal by- laws are "woefully enforced" as personnel and money are not available. Regarding land use plan- ning, the Committee has sug- gested that if a municipality has good zoning and by-laws | there be no change, this as- pect being on a local level, either municipal "or regional government, if applicable. - Mr. Lawrence then invited the 200 persons -present to voice their opinions and the Auction Sales SAT., MAY 30th, Giving Up Farming--Auetion Sale of Farm Machinery, 1965 David Brown 990 Diesel Trac- for with Manure Loader, M.H. 30 Tractor, 1968 New Holland Forage Harvester, 2 "Trucks, Int. Combine, New Holland Baler PTO, Field Sprayer, the property of REG STEED, Lot 21, Con. 4, Oto- nabee Twp.,. 7 miles east of Peterborough on #7 Hwy. to David Fife Memorial and 1% miles south or 2 miles east of Keene and 2 miles north of Keene - Hastings County Road. Terms Cash. Sale at 1:30 p.m. No Reserve. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont. Phone Lindsay 705-324-9959 Report On Gravel Pits, Quarries battle was on! The Citizen's Anti-Pollution Association (C.A.P.A.) had many members out who took up the challenge. Following are comments from some of of whom had brought along notes and statistics. and all of whom showed keen inter- est: ' a David Armour, Uxbridge Township, felt that just be- cause there is gravel in the area does not mean it. must be utilized. } J. A. Smith, solicitor, Town of Uxbridge, suggested that the Committee which report- ed to Mr. Lawrence included seven members who had a vested interest in open pit mining.- Mr. Lawrence indi- cated that he resented Mr. Smith's inference but later in the discussion period men- ioned that he had been cri- ticized on this point before. Norman T. Barnard, Depu- ty Reeve, Whitchurch Town- ship, asked if we would be better off if* government control came. He told Mr. Lawrence that if he lived [in the area he would know how difficult it is not to live across. from a gravel pit! A Mrs. Seeley ("just a housewife") was concerned been proposed that a special levy of lc. per ton per pit he held in trust by the Mines Department for rehabilitation after the pit has run out. If" the operator did not rehabili- tate the land, the Depart- the funds held. Mrs. Seeley expressed con- cern that the Committee had not mentioned old abandoned EVENING AUCTION SALE Property of Mrs. Marjory Moon, 5 miles north of Port Perry or 2 miles south of Seagrave, FRIDAY evening, MAY 29th, at 5:30 p.m. In- cluding television, deep freeze, refrigerator, electric stove, electric dryer, bed- room suites, chest of drawers chesterfield, coffee tables, laundry equipment, studio couch, oil lamps, odd dishes, power tiller, lawn mower, garden tools and many other useful articles. Terms cash. Note: time of sale 5:30 p.m. R. Scott, G. Wanamaker, clerks. . A 4 TED JACKSON, TED SPENCELEY, May21-28 Auctionaers THURSDAY, MAY 28th This is it! this is your chance to buy almost whatever you need, new stock, direct from the warehouse to be sold by auction at your price. Tnelud- ed will be' T.V.s, Radios, bedroom suites, kitchen sets, pots, pans, rugs, dressers, odd chairs, ladders, brooms, toys, lights, shoes, hoots, baby cribs; strollers, nails, tricyles, mirrors, just about anything you can think of. I think even the kitchen sink. Remember auction. means action and there should be lots of action, two auction rings operating at'the same time. This is a sale you won't want to miss. Sale to be held at Stouffville Sales Barn, Stouffville. Sale at 6.30 p.m. sharp. Terms Cash. FRANK BENNETT & NORM FAULKNER, Sales Managers and Auctioneers, M28 pits now scarring the area. Prof. William Coates of Guelph University pointed out that trucking of gravel would not be under jurisdic- tion of the Mines Department and suggested that only cer tain roads be. used for this purpose. Prof. John N..Emerson of University of Toronto added a suggestion from: his archeo- logy bag: Canadian Indians used abandoned pits: for burial grounds and then built towns on them! John Ricketts, an Uxbridge Township ratepayer bemoan- ed the fact that his MP or MPP had not come to the meeting (three Township Councillors were present) & thought that what those pre- sent had to say would count for ought. Mr. Lawrence said that if our government were arrogant this legislation would have been pushed through long ago. Ian Adams, author, Scott Township, felt there should be a freeze on mining gravel. When he commenced to ex- press his opinions excitedly "after" listening to you for three hours", Mr. Lawrence told him there was no need to become emotional. "What is wrong with get- Continued on page 17 those people present, many #® about rehabilitation. It has ment of Mines would, with