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SRT ho EIT rs ] aE -- a ---- 1a ORI DORE RIN BX MPT ROR NING 0 SRY STAPLE SPC TAMER 1 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. REAL ESTATE AUCTION Auction sale of two storey brick home, the property of WM. VAN North in Uxbridge. - Lot 61 x 200'. This home Is in excellent repair-with new furnace, May be seen by contacting owners at 852-6551. Terms $3,000. down day of sale. Balance to be arranged in 30 days. Immediate possession can be given. Sale subject to owners approval, + Lloyd Wilson, Auctioneer, Ux. bridge, 416-852-3524. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 12:30, P.M. The property of JOE LUCIANO, JR., on #7 Hwy., 4 miles west of Brooklin, just east of Durham Rd. #23. Sale of household con. tents; '66 Oldsmobile F85 (certi- fied); Ford Jubilee tractor; 25 gal. maple syrup kettle; Quebec heater, cast Iron cook stove; Beatty Norseman refrigerator (nearly new); Onix chess set; Admiral electric stove; Hoover apt. size washer & dryer; anti- que piano bench; gramaphone; antique dressers; Brother zig zag sewing machine (never used); Colonial corner cup- board; tools; appliances; hang- Ing wicker chair; china cabinet; furnace; plus numerous other articles. - Terms cash, John Annis, Auctioneer, 985-3477. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. Auction sale of livestock and "Implements, the property of the late G. HAROLD PHILLIPS, lot 20, Con. 6, Brock Twp., 1 mile north & 22 miles east of Sunder- » land. or 1 mile south & 2 miles west of Manilla, Machinery: 1971 M.F. 135 diesel tractor with loader; A.C. D17 Series 3 gas tractor with A.C manure loader; A.C. WD gas tractor; M.H. #22 gas tractor with mounted scuff. ler; A.C. 4-14's trip beam plow, A.C. hitch; Cockshutt 7 power & mower - fully mounted; A.C. 3 fufrow 'plough; A.C. 72 combine - auger feed PTO; A.C. round baler, PTO; Int. 91 self-propel- led combine, 10' header: 1974 Ford 600, 3.ton stake dump truck, 15,000 miles - power steer- ing, power brakes - DP axle; etc. Milking Equipment: Kraft 16.can bulk milk tank; 2 Surge & units; stainless stéel pails; milk house heater; milk pump & line for 20 cows. Approx. 1200 bales of "hay; approx. 2000 bus. of mixed grain; 9 acres of standing corn. Cattle: 12' mature Grade Holstein. cows in all stages of ~ lactation; 3 Purebreds - Antioch Citation Rachel, #3084174; Murt- hack Achilles Fay #2792260; Antioch Telstar Jennie #2823698; 8 Holstein heifers, dye Sept. & Oct.; 3 Holstein Heifers opén, 2 yr. old; 1 Holstein heifer, open, 1 yr. old; 5° Holstein calves. Terms cash. No reserve. Sale at 1:00 PM. Carl & Greg Hickson, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont, 705-324-9959. S14 » 4 »- £ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 SALE AT 12:00 NOON FURNITURE -- CAR -- REAL ESTATE Auction sale including Kilgore Pine Table and 8 arrowback chairs in pine; pine buffet and hutch; pine 4-poster bed (queen size); 2 night fables; canopy \ bed; maple bed; chests of draw- ers; crib; basinet; box spring and mattress (new); floral ches. terfield and chair; hexagon fables; coffee table; walnut tea wagon; sectional chesterfield; 23' deep freezer (good); refrig- - erator; washer & dryer; Torcan electric exerciser; desk; steel filing "cabinet; Dorset 10 x 6 Billiard table, slate top (excel- lent); ping pong fable; tools; garden todls; electric tools; Rockwell Delfa fable saw: 40' aluminum extension ladder; lift ing weights; cement mixer; sump pump; Mastercraft roto tiller; wheelbarrow; power lawn mower; 400 new baskefs; bicy- - cles; qty of brick; chain saw; '74 snowmobile; 1976 Toyota Selica, Hatchback; 5 speed, 25000 miles, certified, excellent condition; aluminum boat and Chrysler motor (10 hours). Also Real Estate: Must be seen to be ® appreciated." A real investment opportunity. Large new home on 13 acres. May be viewed by contacting owners at 852.7532. Full details of . property' next week, The property of Patricia Phypers on the corner of Dur- ham Road 23 and Sideroad 20, 1 mile east and 2 miles south of Uxbridge. Owner leaving coun. try. This is an excellent quality sale. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. S14 @ 4 DEN HOOGEN, 120 Main Street AUCTION SALES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 SALE TIME: 9:30 A.M. Auction sale including 1956 Dodge Car; chesterfield & chair; Electrohome T.V.; end tables; coffee table; 5 oak chairs; oak dining room 'table; library table; china cabinet; 3 pc. bedroom suite; pine desk; chrome table & six. chairs; lamps; wicker sewing table; dishes; large no. of books; phone" table; buffet with glass doors; drop-front desk; elect, stove; washing machine; small counter-top frig.; beds; chest of drawers; dresser; small parlour table; battery lawn mower; glass showcase; oak buffet; round wicker table; elect. motors; propane heater & stove; box trailer with racks; humidi- fier; paint sprayer; sump pumps; high chair; skis & boots; scrap metal; Plus many, many other items and articles. Property sold. Sale at 9:30 a.m. Property of ELMER IRWIN, 1 "mile east of Uxbridge on Hwy. 47 & 2 miles north on Durham Rd. 23. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. Si4 . ces, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME; 12:30 P.M. The property of MR. & MRS. POOLE, in the town of Leask- dale, 6 miles north of Uxbridge. Household furniture & applian- 3% horse Evinrude Out. board motor. More details next week, Pilkey Auction Service, 649-2238 Claremont. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Property of + MRS. Mc. CREIGHAM, 3 miles west of Claremont on Side Line 24. Household furniture, antiques, dishes, wicker furniture, riding lawn mower, Farmal A tractor, large no. of good tools. Owner moving. Terms cash. No reserve. - Earl Gauslin & Norm Faulkner, Auctioneers. Plan to attend. s21 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. _HOLSTEINS Complete Glenwal Holstein Dis. persal owned. by. HARRIS McKEEN, R. R. 4, Cobourg, Ont on: Hwy. 2, between Cobourg & Port Hope (directly South of railway overpass). 55 Head, 451 registered, 10 N.I.P. grades. R.O.P. Tested, Classified, all negative for Brucellosis. 9 by Northcroft Admiral Citation (Ex. & Extra); 4 by Mooreville (Ex. & Extra); 5 by Vigh Keyes Rocky A (V.G. ST); 4 by Seiling Rockman (Ex. & Extra); 4 by Mooreville Rocket Kemp (G.P. ST). This is a herd of young cows with a lot of potential. An example of this is Glenwal Ad- miral Nadene, a very sharp daughter of Admiral Citation (Ex-Extra), since March milk- ing 60 Ib. out of a beautiful snug udder. Her G.P. Dam by "Lassie Leader', sells with a full sister to. Nadene - due in November to 'Rocket Kemp" and a yearling by "Emperor Evo'. A quality family. Sale at 1 p.m, Lunch Available, (Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. $2) SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 1:00 P.M. FARM SOLD MACHINERY Clearing Farm Auction includ: ing Cockshutt 550 tractor with loader, 2 buckets & snow blade (1200 hr., excellent condition); Oliver 77 tractor; Oliver 64 trac- tor; Hesston haybine (good); Dion Forage wagon 16 - 3 beater; Oliver 3-furrow plow; Herrgott cultivator on rubber; Case forage harvester; Case blower; McCormick 15-run grain fertilizer drill; Oliver 7' mower; weed sprayer; P.T'O. seeder; M.F.N2 baler; Oliver 18, P.T.0. combine; grain grav- ity box on carriage (like new); Case side rake; Cockshutt 1.way disc; air compr i 32 hay |" elevator ; Gehl hammermill and ' belt; 2 rubber.tired wagons; 4 section harrows; packer; bale buncher; double discs; trailer; 2 feed carts; 2 sefs of scales; steel tops for horse stalls; stanchions; garage doors; steel posts; grain auger; tractor chains; electric fencers; 3-furrow drag plow; plus many other items. The pro- ty of EARL EMPRINGHAM, .R. 2, Gormley, 1 mile south of Gormley or 1v2 miles north of Victoria Square on Con. 4 (op- posite Heise Hill Church). Lunch available. Sale managed and soid by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid., Uxbridge, 415-852-3524. 521 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 12:30 P.M, Auction sale for JAS: Mc. CREIGHT at 58 Main St, E. in 'Stouffville (opposite Bowling Alley), including antiques; furn. iture; silverware; tools; etc. (More details later). Property sold. Sale 12:30. Norm Favulker.- W, D. Atkinson, Auctioneers. S14 glassware; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 SALE TIME: 9:30 A.M. FURNITURE & ANTIQUES Auction sale including. 1956 Pontiac car, 38,000 miles; Find- lay cook stove; china cabinet, table & 6 chairs; studio couch (good); china cabinet with cur- ved glass door; refrigerator; electric stove (like new); antj- que rocking chairs; Zenith T.V.; antique sewing machine; ches- terfield & chair; 2 pc. bedroom suite; walnut occasional chair; parlour table; coal oil lamp; toilet set; small tables; dresser with oval mirror; washstand; antique picture frames; exten- sion table; washing machine; kitchen svite; dishes; crocks; silverware; bedding; power lawn mower; garden tools; coal; wood, plus many articles. The property of MRS. NORMAN MAYE In Goodwood, at four corners in Goodwood, go south, house is between Hwy. 47 & Durham Rd. 21. Lunch avall- able. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. $21 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28 Auction sale of furniture and antiques, the property of Mrs. Clifford Pearson, will be held in the Village of Greenbank, details next week. Please keep this date in mind. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 SALE TIME; 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of Farm Stock, Implements, Hay, Straw, and Furniture, the property of GLENN M. HILL, Lot 15, Con. 7, Reach Twp., 2 miles north of Manchester, 1 mile east of the Swamp Garage, or % mile west of Port Perry Fair Grounds. 43 "head of Holstein and Hereford cattle . 9 cows, calves by side; 14 springer heifers, due first part. of October; 5 pasture-bred heif- ers; 5 steers; Hereford and Shorthorn bull, 1v2 yrs.; qty of baled hay; and mow of baled and loose straw; qty of mixed chop; M.F. diesel tractor #150, with multi power, and dual out- lets; McCormich #46 baler; M.F. 4-furrow trip beam plow, 12 in.; Ferguson 3.furrow plow, 10 inch; Sanderum cultivator, 25 tooth Vibra-shank (good); Ferg- uson cultivator; 11 tooth; Cock- shutt tractor; seed drill, 11 disc, grain & fertilizer; M.F. manure spreader, pto; Sedore hydraulic manure loader; 5 sect. set of Barrows; rubber-tired wagon & hay rack; farm trailer with 14 ft. hay rack; 5 farm gates; cedar rails; cedar & steel posts; 11 ft. railroad track; 2 éye beams; Iron sap kettle; large qty of other small goods; Frigidaire dryer; oak buffet; kitchen cup- board; Coleman oil heater, 4700 B.T.U.'s; pine tables; dishes; large add-a-room for travel trailer; beds; qty of other furni- ture." Farm sold. Terms cash. Sale at 11 A.M. Note: Furniture sells first. Reg and Larry Johnson, Auctioneers, Ph, (705) 357-3270. Lunch available. S28 New books at library ' New books recently pur- chased by the Library are: Elope to Death, John Creasy; Time-Life Inter- national Cookbook, Fund- raising, Blume, Hilary; Sarton Kell, Kate Mallory; The DeMaury Papers, Isabelle Holland; SeaWitch, Alistair MacLean; The five of Me. (multiple personal- ity), H. Hawkesworth; When they kill your Wife, John Crowe. \ The Road to Hollywood, Bob Hope; The Witch 'Hill Murder, P. Winslow; Rich- ard and Elizabeth (Taylor), D. Lester; Growing Pains (Biography), Daphne Du- . Maurier; Sunset ideas for building barbecues; The deep Silence, Douglas EN SIN PORT Joyce Hacker and David Phillips of the Central Ontario Regional Library PERRY STAR -- Wednesday Rar Te PTE ey SANE , Sept. 14,1977 -- 27 S$ System with the video equipment on loan to Scugog Library. Over 100 cassette tapes are .availahle for viewin subjects. g by the public on a wide variety of interesting Utica decision deferred continued from page 1 regional planners at a meet- ing scheduled for this week. _ When asked Monday night by councillor Jerry Taylor about the different results, Red foxes fl BE NA ¥en continued from page 1 of the lady players. 'And the situation, would be very .serious if 'the foxes should contact rabies. Because of this possibil- ity, and because club officials now feel that enough is enough, steps will be taken later this fall to have the animals removed from the area. The Ontario Humane Society was to be contacted to see if they can do any- thing, or a professional trapper may have to be called in. It is possible however that the foxes may move out of the area on their own since they are known to re-locate their dens each year. In the meantime, it's business as usual at the club for both the animals and the golfers. That's one par, two birdies and four foxes. Reeman; Grinding it out (Story of MacDonalds Hamburgers), Rog Kroc; How to learn Astrology, M. Jones, Runaway Bride, Jane Aiken Hodge; The yogurt cookbook, K.S. Nelson; Sun- set garden and patio build- ing book; Caravans, James Micheéner; Antiques for amateurs on a. shoestring budget, M.A. Brunner. Books in large print - Her own special island, N. Lofts, Grand Canary, A.J. Cronin, Scales of Justice, Ngaio Marsh; The world is a proud place, Joy Packer; A deadly 'shade of gold, John MacDonald; Drums along the Amazon, Victor Nor- wood; The voice of the Dolls, Dorothy Eden. Mr. Pliiz said that the Milne study, which cost about $1,000, consisted of excavat- ing nine different test holes each about six feet deep. The houses proposed for development would sit on lots ranging in size from one-half to about an acre and one-quarter. The Dur- ham regional planners had suggested that only * four new houses be built on this land, which would have made it financially prohib- itive for Jacobsen Construc- tion to proceed. SUPPORT From the discussion Mon- day night it would appear that at least two councillors have opposite feelings about the proposed development by Jacobsen, and the final decision could spark an argument among council. Councillor Reg Rose said Monday night that he was in slight disagreement with the region's original decis- ion to severely restrict residential growth in Utica. Council Rose said that if there is going to be develop- ment in the Township out- side the serviced area of Port Perry, he would like to see it confined as much as possible to existing hamlet areas... And he suggested _that if the Jacobsen devel- opment Proposal is to be included in the Utica boun- daries, a- bond - could be posted by the developer to ensure that new wells be drilled for residents if it is found that any new con- struction results in well con- tamination. "The people who live there now do have some rights in this matter," he concluded. Councillor Don Crosier did not agree, however. He stated bluntly that the Township employed the regional planners to pre- pare a plan. "The people of Utica agreed with the slow growth proposals and so do yw' WEDDING INVITATIONS by INTERNATIONAL Choose your wedding invitations with complete confidence from our elegant selection... which includes announcements and all the correct wedding accessories. Our wedding gift to you... a Keepsake copy of your Invitation . processed in luxurious gold. Port Perry Star ve Queen St. - Foi Perry, Ont. - es 798 L" | ~ OF STRATFORD rT ATRRE