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SS fr Va SAS RNA decdedfatadd 3 ) NRT ERY yer id [ 4 ¢ Lot M.H. #30 tractor, 1967 3Jiton A proposal to build a co- operative 52-unit condomin- ium housing subdivision at 18. Con 2, Ward 1 by developer Doug Wilson was turned down by Scugog Township Council at the § Tuesday night meeting. Coun. Bob Kenny feared that once sucha development Canadiana quality in- cludes: National Build- ing Code, CMH.C. and C.S.A. approval; plus Is ICED ICL ENTITY PTS ing and plumbing VISIT OUR NEW "CISPLAY" MODEL . . . 20 Main N.. Waterdown YES! YOU CAN OWN A CANADIANA $ MODULAR HoMe FOR AS LITTLE AS ERECTED ON.YOUR FOUNDATION ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO is allowed in one area, it would have to be allowed all over the township. He said that there would be no objections to such a pro- ject near a hamlet, and that the Reach: Official Plan allows for development adja- cent to hamlets. Mr. Wilson, in making the 1,000 DOWN = WE MAKE OWNING A HOME EASY! = CS GUNADIANA MODULAR HOMES LIMITED -20 Main [Joke Street N., P.O. Box 650 . Waterdown, Ont., Tel. (416) 689-6687 or write for illusiraled catalogue (enclose $1.00 for postage and handling). Name Address Phone lown alot J YES [JN HAROLD HOUGH Little Britain, Ontario. 705-786-2589 AUCTIONS WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of farm machinery, the property of ERNEST RUMFORD, Lot 19, Con 6, Mari- posa Twp., 1 mile north of Little Britain and 1 mile east. Nuffield # 465diesel tractor and loader (in good condition), 2 Case tractors both Model S, M.H. Super 26 Combine S.P. 10 ft, in -good condition (re-built motor last year); Case baler # 200; Hydrien plow 4-furrow 14' bottoms; 1.H.C. manure spreader; 2 M.F. tillers, 6 and 9 plate; chain harrows; field sprayer (hydrau- lic control); M.H. seed drill; 3 rubber tired wagons, 2 with rebuilt racks; grain auger 14 ft. (new); grain dryer; Farmhand hay conditioner; J.D. power mower; [(.H.C. cultivator 20. tooth; J.D. cultivator; Gluten hammer mill, full line of machin- ery, small qu. of furniture, frig., stove, cook stove, etc. Farm sold, Terms cash. Sale at1 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357.3270. M21 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auctionsale of farm stock, imple- ments, hay, straw, grain and furniture, the property of ORVAL KIRBY, Lot 9, Con 5, Mariposa Twp., 2 miles west of Little Britain.- 2 Hereford cows fresh calf by side; 1 Charolais cow, fresh calf by side; Charolais, Hereford, and Jersey, all due in June. 3 Charolais, 1 Hereford, due in August. Note: These are big cows, all young. 3 heifers 3 Charolais; 1 Hereford and Char- olais heifer, 1 Angus heifer (year- lings), approx. -1500 bales of good horse hay, approx. 400 bales of straw, approx. 2 toh of barley. truck (as is), I.H.C. manure spreader 2 wheel, Triple K culti- vator (nearly new), J.D. Seed Drill, 17 disc on rubber, rubber. tired wagon and rack, M.H. plow, |° 3 furrow, cattle oiler, numerous other articles, small qu. of furn. iture. Farm sold. Terms cash. Sale at 1 p.m. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. Ph (705) 357-3270. M28 SATURDAY, MAY 31 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of Livestock and Implements, the property of MILBURN HUTCHINSON, Lot 26, Con 11, Ops Twp., 3 miles north of Lindsay on Hwy 36 and 3 miles east or 5 miles north of Lindsay on Downeyville Road and 2 miles north. 19 Hereford and Charolais Cattle; 1973 A.C. 170 Diesel 'tractor with loader, W.D. A.C. Gas Tractor, M.F. No. 10 Baler, 1974 Int. semi-mount 4. 16's tripbeam plough, New Idea side rake, Int. v2 ton truck, M.F. manure spreader, approx. 200 bales of straw, some household items. North Emily W.I. will serve lunch. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 P.M. Ward Holmes, Ed Allen, Clerks. Carl Hickson, Auctioneer, Reaboro, Ontario. 705-324-9959. M28 SATURDAY, MAY 31 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Greenwood, Lot 13, Con 6, Town of Pickering. 2 mile north of # 7 Hwy., about 6 miles west of Brooklin. Household furniture, antiques, farm implements, Charolais cattle, dining room suite,"6 chairs and buffet, press back chairs, pine chests, oak bedroom suite (antique), wash- stands, oak dressers, antique rocking chairs, antique sewing machine, copper boiler, coal oil lamps, antique hanging lamp, round table, number of picture frames, silverware, qu. of bed- ding and linen. Case tractor 3 pt. hitch, Case plow, cultivator, manure spreader, M.H. Seed drill, Cockshutt mower, rubber tire wagon, cedar posts, used lumber, Co-op lawn mower, 1972 mini motor ski, hay and straw, 2 Charolais cows, due in July, 1} SRorthorn cow, due in July, 1 Charolais heifer, 10 months old (breeding slips available), 3 young cattle, 1-yr-old, 2 steer 1 yearsold. Quantity of scrap iron. Items too numerous to mention. Terms Cash. Lunch available. Earl Gauslin & John Annis, Auctioneers. 640-3079. M28 THURSDAY, JUNE 5 'SALE TIME: 1 P.M. Complete Stonehaven Brown Swiss Dispersal owned by STONEHAVEN FARMS LTD. on Hwy 2, two miles west of Whitby. 35 head, registered, classified, R.O.P. tested. Selling such great cows as Byers Bay Pats Patricia (Excellent) 4 yr. 312d 14747m 635f 3 per cent (154.165 BCA). Her dam is also Excellent with 19642m and 778f. Patricia due at sale time fo Norvic Lilasons Beautician. Her sister also sells with 4yr. 305d 14623m 730f 4.99 per cent (152.192 BCA). Also Byers Bay Frances (Excellent) with 3 yr. 305d 14850m 593f 3.9 per cent (172-174 BCA). Milking 75 Ib. she was bred April 9 to NorvicTalis- man. She sells with 2 beautiful daughters. A great opportunity to buy foundation stock. Cata- logues available. Also selling 4 Registered Guernsey Cows and 1 Holstein Registered Cow. 2200 Ib. Craft Bulk Cooler, 2 Surge milk. ers, S.5. milk pails, M.F. PTO Manure Spreader. Lloyd Wilson, Sale'Manager & Auctioneer, Ux. 416.852.3524. bridge, Ont. TTR Sk it so tt becsodins Estate of MRS. FRED BYERS, - FEE TA VPS NS I OF 1 . Turn down rural condominium Al proposal to council last week, said 75 per cent of the property would remain agri- cultural, each of the 52 units having a large section of co-operative farm plots for co-operative farm product- ion. A central sewer and water system was also pro- posed. The price, according to Mr. Wilson, would be from $15,000 to $17,000 below Oshawa prices. look out! Speeders in the Epsom area will have to slow down or pay the price. Scugog Township council was told in a letter from the Region that the police have been requested to provide some enforcement in Epsom in order to reduce the speed to the posted 50 m.p.h. limit. A region study has shown that enforcement is needed since vehicles are exceeding the speed limit. Region traffic authorities decided, however, that there be no lowering of the speed limit through the hamlet. A township request that hamlet signs be erected has been approved, however, and a work order to the effect has been issued. Marina incident A Scarborough man is charged with threatening fol- lowing a Monday evening incident at Goreski's marina. Appearing in Whitby court is 23-year-old Kenneth Rourke. Police said two men were arguing about failure to pay fes when entering the camp grounds when one of the men threatened to hit the other with a baseball bat. Recycling ratepayers Recycling will be the main topic at a general meeting of the Scugog Ratepayers' Association meeting tonight (Thursday, May 22) and organizers are hopeful that the meeting will initiate sup- port for recycling in the community. Although "the association will probably not become involved in recycling, assoc- iation President Bev. Muir said that the association could become involved in a collection-type project - a depot for recycling efforts elsewhere. The meeting, scheduled for 8 p.m. at the Blackstock Recreation Centre, will fea- ture guest speakers talking on the different aspects of recycling, from paper to tin cans. An arena "updating" will also take place in the contin- ueing effort by the associa- tion to keep informed about community matters. NEED MUSIC? "4 (EN WEDDING DANCE PARTY etc. call 6p.m.) Peter's Platters --_-- 985-3089 (after PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, May 22, 1975 -- 15 ! wh a MN 44 £3 fi a 4) i - 2% Ryd ig x « --~ i Funds badly needed for the restoration of the Old Town Hall will stretch a little farther with the efforts of a dozen enthusiastic high /schoolers-turned house painters -- figuring, that is, the going raté for house painters these days. The students, armed with brushes, pain, ladders and scrapers, took to Flaky Paint and Weathered Old Windows with vigor. Even school principal Doug Williams couldn't resist the recruiting drive, and turned up with coveralls and straw hat. From left are: Mr. Williams: Lillian MacPherson main organizer of the event; and Gerry Scanlon. FROM THE PORT PERRY STAR PICTURE ALBUM "OUR WEDDING" 3 Please drop in and see our large display book of Wedding Stationery. We also have a book "Just For You" contain- ing Sia iy GUEST BOOKS ANNOUNCEMENTS bersonalizsd stationery, post cards, napkins, coasters, INVITATIONS playing cards, matches, Thank CAKE BOXES you notes and party invitations MATCHES sic. NAPKINS PAELLA EN BRIDE'S BOOK PLACE CARDS COASTERS CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE FOLDER 4 3 J 3 . f 1