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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 22, 1975 - WINTARIO TICKETS available at the Port Perry Star Real Estate 143 acres vacant land, $40,000 down, 75 acres workable, balance hard- wood bush, 2 mile river frontage, excellent poten- tial, 21 miles northeast of Port Perry. Call for furth- er information. 100 acre farm, $50,000. down. 95 acres workable, includes 4 bedrqom, 2 storey home with modern conveniences, 2 barns, 2 wells, large silo, many other buildings all in ex- cellent condition, only 2 miles from lake and village, school bus at door must be seen to be appre- ciated. Full price $140,000.00. OSHAWA Solid brick bungalow, garage, includes two bed- room apartment with private entrance, close to downtown, situated on a large lot. $57,900.00. There is No Place like Our Place to find Your Place Offices to serve you: Port Perry --985-7215 Whitby -- 668-8848 Oshawa -- 576-8531 MARION HOPKINS Sales Manager Bus: 985-7215 Res: 985-3749 Auction Sales HOLSTEINS BREEDERS' SPECIAL SALE Thursday, OCTOBER 30 . 12 NOON At CECIL SNODDON: FARM, R.R. 4, Sunderland, Ontario. 3 miles south of Sunderland on Hwy. 12, then 2 miles east on Con. 3, Brock. 50 Head Registered, Classified, consisting of 15 head from High Point and Ocala Herds of Les & Lloyd Smith, Port Perry, 10 from Lillico Bros., Woodville, 15 from Jim Cowieson, Queensville with additional con. signments from several other breeders. 40 head will be fresh or close atsaleday. Many with deep full pedigrees including a "Good Plus' 3 yr. old by Perseus Mark . due at sale time She has 4 high produting Very Good dams. 4 Very Good cows with records to over 20000 Ib. in 305 days. One of the Starlite's selling just finished with (192.210 BCA). This sale features high producers with many records in the 15 - 20,000 Ib. bracket. Emperor, Chieftain, Wayne Achilles. An excellent opportun- ity to buy foundation type cows that are fresh and ready to work. Don't miss it!! Lunch Available. Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, Sale Manager & Auctioneer. 416. 852-3524. 022 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M. Farm Sold. The property of MR. JOSEPH RYALL of Lot 13, Con. 7, Mariposa Township, 2 miles south of Oakwood or 2 miles north of Little Britainand 2 mile west. 64 head of cattle, Hereford and _ Holstein. 6 Holstein cows due Jan.; 1 Holstein Charolais due Jan.; 4 beef cows, calf by side; 11 Hereford-Holstein cows due Jan & Feb.;9 yearling calves (grain fed); 11 Holstein steers, 1V2 yrs. old; 3 Holstein heifers, 12 yrs. old; 12 beef yearlings; 2 calves; 1 Charolais bull, 1 yr. old. Swine: 3 Landrace sows, due time of sale; 2 York-Landrace sows due end of Nov.;1Landracesow, 10 pigs, é to 7 wks. old; 1 Landrace sow, 14 pigs, 7 to 8 wks. old; Feed: approx. 2700 bales of Hay ; approx 1400 bales mixed straw; 500 bu. of oats & barley; 6 acres of corn in stack; Machinery: 1971 M.F. Diesel tractor, 1850 hrs., front end loader, power bucket; Massey #3 baler; M.F. 3 pt. hitch Cultivator, 29 tooth; M.H. # 60 7 ft. combine (pull type); 32 ft. Smoker Elevator; 3-furrow M.H. Drag plow; J.D. Manure spread- er; McCormickseed drill, 15run; Massey 20-tooth cultivator; Surge milking machine; Viking separater; camper; Plus other machinery & articles too numer- ous to mention. Terms Cash. No Reserve. Lunch Available. Don Corneil, Auctioneer, R.R. #1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. 029 360 King Street West, : E $67,900. 66 x 160 Schofield Aker REALTORS ST. 1936 (226 Queen Street, Port Perry) Large stately older home in downtown section which would lend itself beautifully for antique shop, arts and crafts, boutique, animal hospital, medical offices, 54 name it. Terrific value - oot property. oo. Call WILLY CRAWFORD Bus. 723-2265 or Res. 728-7877 OSHAWA, Ontario AP dik eof hi Grd RACKS CONTAINS S10, 3 A Ea "4 VER os io Local curator relates history of Greenbank area The Greenbank Women's Institute met for the October 15th meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Phoenix with Mrs. George Beaton presiding. The meeting came to order by the singing of the Opening Ode and the reciting of the Several by Starlite, - RECEIVER SALE HATCHERY « EGG GRADING » FARM-ATIC EQUIPMENT « VEHICLES « FARM EQUIPMENT « OFFICE EQUIPMENT We have been instructed by Coopers & Lybrand, Receiver-Manager, to liquidate the assets of... PEEL'S POULTRY FARM LTD. In Detailed Lots by ON TU ESDAY, OCTOBER 28, AT10A.M AT PORT PERRY, ONTARIO (Hwy. 401 to Hwy. 12 to Hwy. 7A - 2 miles East SALE CONSISTS OF HATCHERY & EGG GRADING EQUIPMENT: 7 Robbins 3-sect. battery mod. 421 auto. elec. Incubators « 9 Robbins 283-sect. battery mod. H10 auto. elec. incubators 7 Robbins 2&3-sect, battery mod. 15, 261 & 401 auto. elec. Incubators « 'Staal Kat-Libra Egg Grading & Candling Mach. « Kuhl mod. EWSC 16-2 Egg Washer « Magikist mod. Y-81 Jet Egg Washer « Lario Orione mod. 105N-42864 Metric Egg Scale « Stathmos type 401 Ib. Scale » Jena Microscopes International mod. C50size 1 Port. Centrifuge * Fisher Senior mod. 150 temp. Incubator « American Sterilizer mod. -576-A, size # | Centrifuge « Fisher Safety Centrifuges Radson mod. 300 Moisture meter « 100 plastic Chicken Crates « O'Haus 2 kilo Trip Balance Scale « St. steel Lab Sink » Stationary Feeders & Waterers « 4 Big Dutchman auto. Poultry Feeders « 3 Galv. port. Bins s 2 Exide Thunderbird Scarer « 4elec. Debeakerse Asst. Egg & Chick Card Packing & Shipping Containers « Laboratory Counters & Supplies « Testing Equipment « Balance Scales « Egg Trays « Sexing Lights FARM-ATICMILL EQUIPMENT: Hammer Mill, 3 tons per hr. cap., controlled with fully auto. electronic Control Panel o Vertical-Cross & Inclined Augers « 4&6-compt. Steel Storage Bins « Butler C.l. 24'x27* dia. Storage Bill with sweep Auger « Butler G.C.1. 27'x21'2' dia. ° Storage Binwith Beh!c.: mod. M45, 4,500,000 B.T.U. Propane Bottom Grain Dryer « 5e:i-O-Matic G.C.1. 11'x14* Storage Hopper « Steel 50° vert "| Bucket Elevator « Fairbanks Morse 24x10' bed Truck Scale, 20 ton cap. with elec. weight card read out < FARM EQUIPMENT: 1975 Bobcat M-371 F.E. R.T. Loader * 1969 A.C. mod. 190 diesel Farm tractor with cab « 1958" A.C.R.T.D45F.E. Loader » 1958 A.C. D14 Farm Tractor « A.C.-CA Farm Tractor » A.C. .-B Farm Tractor « 2 A.C. mod. B-110 Garden Tractors with mower & Dozer blades « Tandem Float Trailer with 8x15' deck' « Avco New Idea 3 row Corn Supersheller » A.C. 40 blade Tractor Disc Set A.C.4rowsprayerwith2-100gal. st. steel Tankse A.C. mod. 140 Manure Spreader » A.C. Mono Frame hyd. 6 furrow __Plowe A.C.Fork Harrows 5S.A. Trailers, 10x7', 9x6', 6x4' & 6x10' « McKee mod. 820 twin Auger Snow Blower « A.C. 3-furrow Plow « A.C. Post Hole Digger « Port. 30° Hay Elevator « Turnco mod. 180 Grain Wagon with Auger « Snow elec. Screen Corn Cleaner « 24' long Manure elevator « Dodge Farm Wagon, 8 h.p. Hydra Pump mounted on Trailer « Side Delivery Rake « Corn Cultivator « Hay Stacker & Lift Fork « Grain Elevator « Tractor Discs etc. VEHICLES: 1973 Mercury Montego 4.dr., auto. « 1972 Mercury Montego 4.dr., auto. « 1970 Chev. Biscayne 4.dr., auto. s 1971 Mercury Marquis 4.dr., auto. » 1973 Ford 300 Econoline Vanwith A.C. » 1972 Ford 500 st. steel 12' Reefer Vane 1972 Ford 250 4 ton Super Camper Pick-up, auto. 2-1972 Ford 100 & 300 Econoline Vans « 2.1970 Ford 100 Econoline Vans « 2-1969 Ford.100 Econoline Vans « 19468 Ford 600, 2'2-ton Stake with hoist ¢« GMC 2'/2-ton é6-wheel dr. Army Truck with Farmhand Manure Spreader « 1963 Chev. 3-ton Stake with hoist « ~ * GARAGE & MISC. EQUIPMENT: Kohler 125 KVA, 210 H.P., 24voltdiesel Power Gen. Plants Kohler 31.25 KVA, 12. volt diesel Power Gen. Plante Kent mod. KM20 elec. Floor Cleaner with Bitty. charger « Shanendoah Oil Incinerator e 4 Crouse-Hinds H.D. Flood Lights « Golding Printing Press + Bostitch # 14 elec. Wire Stitcher « Lincoln AC 225 amp Arc Welder « DeWalt AMF Radial Arm Saw « Beaver Band Saw with jointer «+ McKenzie 10' Table Saw e+ 18& 12 H.P. Air Compressors « Webster 5 h.p. Vacuum Pump + 3 Yale 1-ton elec. Chain Falls + Rigid 2" elec. Pipe Threader "withvisees Rigid Culters, Threaders & Reamers es Alemite port. Greaser « Marquette 6-12 volt Bity. Charger « 4 POrt. Sprayers « 40 steel 4-wheel Platform Trucks « 2 H.D. Vacuum Cleaners « Power Tools e 6 Fire Ext. « Vises Acetylene Welding Outfit « Anvils « Car Jacks « Qty. Refrigeration Compressors « Cooling Coils «+ Pumps « Elec. Motors « Master elec. Starters & Disconnect Boxes Tires « Nuts & Bolts « Plumbing Fittings « Dial Alarm Building System OFFICE EQUIPMENT: 15 asst. steel, oak & wal. S.P. & D.P. Desks « 2 Maple Boardroom Tables « 2 Credenzas 14acct. 384.dr. vertical legal & letter File Cab. « 4 Bookcase Units « 2 Visirecord port. File Systems « 6 sect. steel 36"x18'* Shelving « Steel 2.door Ledger Safe & 1-hr. Safe « 40 acct. Exec. Steno & Side Chairs « Reception Room Furniture « 6 Friden, Olivetti evec. & electronic Calcula- forse 3 Underwood elec. Typewriters s Gestetner 360 elec. Duplicator « 3M 209 Photocopier « P.B. elec. Postage Meter Base « Paymaster Chequewriter « [IBM Exec. Dictating Mach. « Addressograph 30 man. Addressing Mach. « Mirtone 24.stn. Intercom « Audio Vox 14-stn. Intercom « National 225 Itemizer elec. Cash Register « 2 Simplex Time Clocks « 3 Electrohome & Westinghouse Window Air Cond. « 40steel Lockers e 2 Frigidaire Ranges * 4 Kelvinator Refrigerators 2 Enclosed. Henry F. Miller rect. Grand Piano (over 100 years old) 6 pc. Louis 14th Antique Walnut Dining Room Suite INFORMATION: Phone, write or wire the Auctioneers. INSPECTION: Mon. Oct. 27, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. & morning of Sale. TERMS: Cash or certified cheque & as per posted conditions. gd S10 ITT TS IQUIDATORS Y APPRAISERS KERRI CL VA AAR ea ESL L E. Browning - Auctioneer Mary Stewart Collect. The . "president welcomed all members and guests. Some of these guests are new residents of Greenbank and it is hoped the Women's Institute program will entice them to future meetings. A poem on Thanksgiving was read by the president. The minutes were read and approved and the finan- cial report given by the secretary-treasurer Mrs. A. McMillan. The roll call was answered by suggesting a name for the streets of the new sub-divis- ions which are to be a future part of Greenbank. These names will be submitted to the developers. A Christmas gift for our adopted girl in Hong Kong "was approved. A letter of her progress in school was read. The ladies have been invit- ed to the Brooklin Women's Institute on October 22nd. A paper on the Tweedsmuir History is to be given. The 4-H girls Achievement Day is to be held on Saturday December 6th. Two resolutions were read by the secretary and one on rules for bicycles was sus- tained. Mrs..T. Minten, dele- gate to the convention in November will offer our vote of approval. The reports from the Standing Committees were, submitted. Mrs. H. Hilk spoke on the World Plowing Match and the work of the St. John's Ambulance organiza- tion. The Curator, Mrs. J. Ian- son, gave a talk on -the history of the area around Greenbank bought for devel- opment, giving the names of the .owners from the first settlement to the present time. The group in charge of the program were Mrs. F. Phoenix, Mrs. D. Donneral, Mrs. R. Baird and Mrs. A. Empringham. A couple of songs were sung, the leaders being Mrs. H. Baird with Mrs. W. Stone at the organ. The motto, If you have great talents industry will improve them, was ably commented on by Mrs. F. Phoenix, Mrs. A. Empringham introduced the guest speaker; Mrs. J. Brown of Washago, Ontario, an enthusiastic supporter of Women's Institutes. Her topic was on the Trent Canal and Waterways. The point stressed by her is that so many people go many miles from home to see other countries without seeing the beautiful scenic trips offered in our own country. at the Hearings. (a) Monday, (¢) Monday, (d) Tuesday, with others. R. E. Sims, Commissioner. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS ~ COUNTY OF VICTORIA MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT STUDY Interested and concerned parties -' Municipal Councils, community organizations and individuals - are invited, and encouraged to participate in the Study by contribution of opinion related to the PRELIMINARY recommeridations of the second Study Report - "PRELIMINARY PROPOSALS FOR THE FUTURE." Those persons who did not receive a copy of the report should contact their local municipal office, a member of Council, or the undersigned. : : Written briefs, or viewpoints, may be submitted directly to the Study office without a requirement for attendance at the Hearings. The following detail applies to those who wish to elaborate upon a submission, or simply present opinion 1. Two sessions will be held each day: from 1:30 p.m. t05:00 p.m. and from 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. 2. Dates and Locations are: November 17, 1975 - Bobcaygeon - Bobcaygeon Legion Hall. (b) Wednesday, November 19, 1975 - Fenelon Falls - Fenelon Falls Recreation Centre, November 24, 1975 - Lindsay - Lindsay Court House. November 25, 1975 - Woodville - Wood- ville town Hall. ; (e) Thursday, November 27, 1975 - Coboconk - Cobo- conk Community Hall. If you wish to par(i¢ipate'it is important that the following requests be observed: 1. Contact the Study office and advise of your intentions to submit a brief so that your attendance can be scheduled and co-ordinated 2. If you propose to submit a written brief please arrange for a copy to be made available at least one week before the Hearing date. 3. Telephone numbers - Study office: Zenith-95640 (Toll free), 705-324-1640 (Local no.) 12 Victoria Ave. N. Lindsay, Ontario.