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HIRE « BUY +» SELL: RENT » SWAP - HIRE ° BUY - SELL RENT - SWAR «HIRE + BUY * SELL RENT - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, July 4th, 1973 -- 13 Auction Sales | Auction Sales Auction Sales REG. and LARRY JOHNSON AUCTIONEERS (20 yrs. Experience) LIVESTOCK & FURNITUR SALES Ph. Sunderland (705) 357-3270) SATURDAY, JULY 7th Our Annual Consignment Auction Sale will be held as usual in the park at Sunder- land, Ont., on SAT. JULY 7th. We appreciate the better quality of furniture and antiques that has been here the last two years. Let's make this the best one yet, you bring them, we will sell them. We have lots of tables THURSDAY, JULY 12th Auction Sale antiques (250) items the prop. of MIKE ZULAK, will be held on pre: mises 2 miles north of Greenbank on highway 7 & 12 just north of Tic Toc restaurant. Hang up lamp. coal oil lamp, brass bed, tifany lamp, cyclinder type grammaphone with horn, washstand, round extension table, flat pine cupboard, china cabinet with rounding glass, hall racks, wooden telephone, two gingerbread clocks, patter glass, china and so forth. Terms cash. Sale 1 p.m. REG & LARRY JOHNSON Auctioneers 2--July4 for antique dishes. The park will be open at 7 a.m. Come early as things will be sold in the order that they come in. Sunderland ladies will serve lunch. Terms Cash. Sale at 11 a.m. Gerald Gra: FRIDAY, JULY 6th at 6 p.m. Auction Sale, sponsored by Cannington Lions Club will be held in Cannington Arena. Large quantity of furniture, ham, clerk. ro Slacirion) dishes, etc. Come early. appliances wi e accepted. ORVAL McLEAN, REG. & LARRY JOHNSON, Auctioneer, 324-2791 Auctioneers Lindsay (Ph. 705) 357-3270 2--Jly4 SATURDAY, JULY 7th --- 12:00 Noon SATURDAY, JULY 7th Auction Sale of Livestock '& Implements, Household Fur- niture & Antiques. 14 Here- ford and Charolais Cattle, Int. 240 Tractor, Int. 3 fur- row plough, Cockshutt 7 power mower, John Deere side rake, M.H. manure spreader, George White cul tivator, Seed Drill, Hay, and large quantity of Furniture and Antiques. The property of ROSS MacKAY, Lot 5, Con. 10, Fenelon Twp., 8 miles north east of Lindsay to Kennedy Bay Road - first 'on Highway 35 FURNITURE AUCTION Property of ARTHUR BRO- KENSHIRE, Fenelon Falls, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25th 1:00 p.m. -- HOLSTEINS Auction Sale 75 Holsteins in cluding 36 cows, 17 bred Herefords, 22 open Hereford, This is a high testing herd with dairy test of 4 per cent. All from popular unit sires. Also 70 can Mualler Bulk Tank ( 3 yrs.) Property of MURRAY HOOPER, Lot 16, Con. 14, Reach Township, 4 miles north of Greenbank & 1 mile east on first line of Brock. Lloyd Wilson, Neil McLeod, Sales Manager and Auctioneers, Uxbridge, 812-3524. 3--Julyl18 NEED MUSIC? for a wm. WEDDING NY 985-3089 (after 6p.m.) and ask for Peter "always made ~the county, County fails to decide on land separation policy Ontario County is «till without a definite policy on land separations on county roads, despite a long debate last week on a policy pro- posed by the roads and bridges committee. A motion to adopt the proposed policy failed by one vote, and despite num- erous attempts by Whitby Reeve Tom Edwards to have the matter reconsid- ered. The decision stood. The need for a policy on land separation arose be- cause the county has no land division committee or planning committee. ~) Land separation applica- ~ tions are considered by the local committees of adjust- ment, which are not re- sponsible to the county and their decisions are not with know- ledge of the best interests of the committee repox| said. J "The road investment (of the county amounts to some $150,000 per mile depending on the type of road and terrain," the committee stated. "The committee believes that this expendi- ture is largely wasted if Separations are permitted on county roads without restraint. APPEAL PROCEDURE The current practice the county has been to review committee of adjustment decisions affec- ting county roads and where conflicts occur with the interests of the county, they are appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board. of Road Committee Chairman Whitby Deputy Reeve John Goodwin said the policy suggested is only for an interim period until regional government is set- tled, after it was proposed that the problem should be solved after regional gov- ernment takes effect. Warden John Howden of East Whitby said he was opposed to the policy be- cause it was discriminatory and contrary to some local official plans. He suggested the county should appeal all separations on county roads, or none. He pointed out the pro- vince has no policy on the mater and approves entrances on its highways except for controlled access areas. Motions to reconsider the matter after it was lost by one vote, and to proceed with appeals on all county road land separations, failed to gain majority approval. The initial vote on the new policy lost by one vote, hut when a recorded vote was called, it lost by six. 3 miles northwest of Fenelon (next to trailer park). Good 8 pc. dining room suite, good Heintzman piano, 6 rocking chairs, washstands, settee set, oak buffet, oil lamps, many antiques and furniture. Come early. No Reserve. Farm Sold. ORVAL McLEAN, Auctioneer 324-2791 Lindsay. farm north. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Farm Sold. Fur- niture sale at 12:30 p.m. Machine Sale at 2:30 p.m., Cattle Sale at 3:15 p.m. Ward Holmes, Ed. Allen, Clerks. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont. 2--Jly4 1-705-324-9959 SATURDAY, JULY 7th, 12 Noon FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Auction Sale, including 2 harvest tables, Oak Dining room suite, 2 hanging lamps, with flower shades, 1 hang: ing hall lamp, pine chest, wash stands, toilet sets, Bea- ver sealer, large number of old sealers, 2 iron pots, an- tique grinder, crocks, and jugs, copper boiler, antique dishes, 2 pine tables, 2 rock- SATURDAY, JULY 14th Auction Sale of Furniture and Antiques. Oak Dining Room Suite, Settee, Settee & 3 chairs, Toilet set, Antique Coffee Grinder, Butter Bowl, Print and Ladle, Kettles, Crocks, Antique Chests, Beds, Cupboards, Captain's Chairs, Power Tools, Garden Tools, 1969 - 24 Nordic Ski-Doo, 1957 Cadillac 4 door sedan, 1930 Plymouth Sedan, Sail Boat. The Property of SAL and BETTY POLITO, 63 Re- gent St., Lindsay, Ontario. Terms Cash. No Reserve. House Sold. Sale at 12:00 o'clock Noon. Ward Holmes, Ed. Allen, Clerks. CARL HICKSON, Auctioneer Reaboro, Ont. 1-705-324-9959 2--Jlyl1 ing chai , number of pic- ture frames, spool bed, 2 rope beds, hall rack, antique wicker baby carriage (good), dry sink, pine blanket box, McClary elec. stove, Kuaff- man piano and bench (Ux- bridge piano company), Es- tey antique organ, antique setee - serpentine front, ori- ginal hair cloth - ornate car- ving (excellent), iron & brass bed, 2 bedroom suites (beau- tiful condition) antique clock, ® TWILIGHT eo AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, JULY 6th in the Village of BURKETON - Scugog St. Property of HARRY JONES - 277-2922 Antiques - Dishes Furniture Sale Time - 6:00 p.m. OWEN FITZGERALD, Auctioneer Bethany 277-2959 ladder back chair, antique "desk, trunk, small parlour table, flat iron, couch, num- ber of old books, pictures and frames, arrow back chairs, morris chairs, old bottles, pine desk, benches, tea tins, cream cans, pine wood box, many other arti- cles. The property of Mrs. MARGARET MUSTARD, 1 mile north of Sandford Rd. on Con. 6, Scott Twp., or 3 miles north of Uxbridge and 1 mile west, then 1 mile north. This is a century farm, the family moved to Scott Township in 1833. The farm has been sold, plan ta attend, interesting sale. Sale at 12 noon. Leaskdale W.A. will serve lunch. Llpyd Wilson and W. D. Atkinson, Sale Managers & Auctioneers FRIDAY, JULY 13th Auction Sale of Household Furniture, the property of FRED DAW, will be held in the Village of Pefferlaw. Frigidaire Refrigerator(good) Westinghouse Stove (1% yrs.) General Freezer 21 cu. ft. (new), 6 pc. Dining room Suite (silver mink), Hartz- man piano, Fireplace and Hi- Fi combined, 3 pc. Chester- field Suite, rust coloured Rug 10 x 12, 5 pc. Bedroom Suite, 4 Continental Beds, Large Quantity of Furniture. Property Sold. Terms Cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Gerald Gra- ham, clerk. REG & LARRY JOHNSON, Auctioneers Ph. 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