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Auction sale estate of late JEAN DRAKE 202 Simcoe St. Beaverton, furniture, appli- ances, some antiques, dishes, Woods all refrigerator frost-free, aufomatic dryer, Sony portable colour television, GE apt. size electric stove automatic, all new in 1980, chrome set, Simplicity spin washer, good Electrolux with powerhead, antique oak, library table, colonial chester- field set, step and coffee tables, lamps, pictures, chest freezer, humidifier, imitation fireplace, -desk, Singer desk mode! sewing machine, single continental bed, small drop leaf table, Frigidaire apt. size electric stove, double wardrobe, chests, antique framed mirror, easy chairs, luggage, small appliances, broiler oven, pine bureau, exercise bike, tent trailer, bicycle, large trunk, lawn furni- ture; step ladder, etc. Note time: 6 p.m. No reserve, estate sale. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Estate auction Brooklin Community Hall for the estate of MRS. JOHN KETELAARS. A lovely selection of antiques including dining room suite, pine wardrobe, cupboard, games table, dressers, chairs, rocking chairs, beds, lamps Including Tiffany style Dragon Fly, coal oil lamps, clocks including cottage, wall and mantle plus the Clock Peddlar model, linens, complete watch repair chest plus tools, parts and watches, paintings, Flo Blue and Mulberry dishes and crystal. Plan now to attend this auction. Davis Auction Services 728-4455. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 12 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Estate Auction Auction sale of a complete estate selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 mi. north of Uxbridge. Including antique kitchen cup- board, antique oak extension table, antique gun rack, 8 pc. dining room suite, gate leg table, ice box, antique dresser, Captain's chair, Williams sewing machine, rocking chair, arm: chair, round table, picture frames, small tables, electric stove, wringer washer, pine . dresser, chesterfield and chair, chest of drawers, dresser, vacuum, child's car seat and crib, bicycles, 2 cash registers, dishes, Western Saddle, 1 set of pony harness, power lawn mower, tools, plus many other items. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. THURSDAY AUGUST 13 _ SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction sale of real estate, farm stock and implements and furniture, the property of the late BERT McFADYEN. Lot 8, Conc 10 Eldon Twp. 1 mile north of Hartley, or approx. 7 miles east of Argyle 2 miles south (turn at Arda pasture sign) 50 head of Hereford cattle, 22 cows, 18 with calves at 'side, 9 yearlings, Hereford bull (this is a good herd of cattle) and recently tested, 1974 Ford a ton truck with cap, set of racks, may be certified, 1974 Matador car (as is), Case model C tractor with loader, Allis Chalmers C tractor with Cockshutt -mower, M.H. 22 tractor, Dion threshing machine 22" cylinder, long feeder, N.H. baler with 2 cyl motor, small walk behind garden tractor with implements, seed drill, 1941 GMC buck rake, M.H. 7 ft. binder in first class condition, tandem hay trailer, M.F. side rake, snow blower, hay elevator, grain auger, full line of machinery, Findlay Condor cook stove (good) Westinghouse fridge, Frigidaire stove, Hoover washer, Duncan Fyfe table, 3 pc. modern bedroom suite, Boston rocker, recliner and rocking chair, telephone table and hall tree, press back chairs, comm- ode chair, crock churn, high chair, pine quilt chest, Meses in the bull rushes table lamps, pine chest; 2 continental beds with head boards, antique dressers, large qu. of other furniture, also : offered for sale subject to reserve bid a 50 acre pasture farm' failing water hole. Terms on property 10% down day of sale, balance In 60 days. Cash or good cheque on other things. Sale is called to settle the estate due to the sudden passing of Mr. McFadyen. Sale at 11:00 a.m. Furniture sells first. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270. A12 . mower, + lawn mower; hanging light, quilt -- group of bred heifers. A feature . heifers from Lunneyslane Farm, - plant, All free listed. If you have - Consignment Sale, please call - 416-852-3524. "books, maps, record albums, Auction Sales THURSDAY AUGUST 13 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale of complete household furniture and antiques for the property of FRED FLETCHER af*¢ le St. in Newmarket. Including «wound table and 4 chairs, buffet, Moffat stove, bedroom suite, 2 chests of drawers, lamps, 11 x 12 rug, pictures, portable TV, single bed, dishes, trunks, number of small tables, chesterfield and chair, Lazy-boy chair, step ladder, bedding, garden tools, plus many many other articles. Sale at 6:30 p.m. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, pd THURSDAY AUGUST 13 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale at Orval McLean Auction Center, Lindsay, antique furniture, appliances, household property of MRS. EVELYN HEATHERING Fenelon Falls, MRS. [baR}s WOOL.- RIDGE Oakwood MR. AND | MRS. JOHN MIGLEC Lindsay, all moving to apartments. Early Empire chest, partial toilet sets, parlour tables, arrowback chair, old scales, antique cradle, antique lamp, GE vacuum with , old picture frames, wicker |ardeniere stand, quilt boxes, washstands, dressers, chests, lamps, Singer treadle sewing machine, beds, dining chairs, oak stand, antique book- case, beige chesterfield set, televisions, old radio, magazine rack, good square wringer washer, green Frigidaire electric stove, couch, good 8 pc. walnut dining room suite, antique chairs, drop leaf table, woodbox, wicker basket, iron bed, cream cans, old tools garden tools, walnut dining table and 6 chairs, antique music stand, oak jardeniere, smokers stand, beige chesterfield set, hall trees, curved front high boy chest, antique oak dresser, crib, round maple table and 4 chairs, Westinghouse refrigerator, Moffatt apt. size electric stove, - large chest freezer, antique wooden high chair, pine stand, lawn chairs, crocks, sealers, antique 1889 sewing box, good electric dryer, good wringer washer, small pine table, fernery, pressback rocker, wicker rocker, large quantity dishes, collectables, large refrig- erator, recliner, extension ladder, homemade table saw, Bolens garden tiller, power showfence, carpenter tools, wrenches, good wringer washer, Victorian tables, butter prints, ladles, sieigh-bells, cane chairs, captain's chair, large oak dining table and 14 leaves, antique rocking chair and arm chair, round oak dining table, oak rocker, ink well set, electric box, 2° wheels. for spinners, mirrors, old school books, oxen yoke, 1870 sketch, silver, brass, antique dishes. A good sale, our last barn sale before holidays. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay. Al12 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 SALE TIME: 7:30 P.M. Holsteins August consignment sale selling at the WILSON SALES ARENA, Uxbridge, featuring fresh and close cows. A nice of this sale will be all the open R.R. 1, Port Perry, including 21 open heifers and calves. 5 Red and Whites including a Jan./80 daughter of Glenafton Royal Count from a VG Dam, 4 by Agro Acres Marquis Ned, 2 with 2 generatigns VG 4.0% test, 15 heifers at breeding age. An excellent opportunity to buy full pedigreed heifers from popular sires. Also a good number of heifers ready for embryo trans- consignments for this August Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge Al12 SATURDAY AUGUST 22 Auction sale the property of the late MRS. ANGELA CORRELL, 200 Trent Street, Whitby, selling at the home of MR. AND MRS. MURRAY MCLAUGHLIN on 7A highway, 4 miles east of Port Perry next to Pineridge Packers. Sale will include 2 sets SPODE CHINA, many other collectible pieces including Cranberry, many old book cases, Duncan Phyfe dining room suite. A complete list next week. Don Cochrane Auctioneer 965-2768. | SATURDAY AUGUST 15 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M, Auction sale of good 196 acre farm, farm machinery, antiques, property of MRS. ANNIE WATSON, Norland - turn west of 35 one mile north of Norland on Hilton Point Road, 1 mile. Quantity antiques, furniture, many tools, collciabies, farm machinery, quanti mixed 'hardwood, Ferguson tractor as is, gang plough, binder, manure spreader, hay baler, rake, side delivery rake, single buggy, turnip seeder, garden tractor, garden tiller, chain saw, 3 pt. 2 furrow plough, 3 pt. mower, drag plough, aluminum ladder, 1966 Chrysler hardtop, pulper fanning mill, scales, farm wagons and hay rack, set sleighs, bale elevator, troughes, cutting box, McCormick seed drill, harrows, Cockshutt disc plough, cultiv-' ators, discs, hay tedder scuffler, Star engine, 3 large iron pots, old truck, tools, forks, shovels. real estate; good 196 acre farm, 10 acres bush, good hipped roof barn, implement shed, pig pen, tractor, garage, workshop and garage, woodshed, good 8 room, 2 storey solid brick 6 bedroom house, all modern, panelled rooms, new furnace, full base- ment, selling at 1 p.m. Subject to owners approval. Terms $5000 at sale, balance on closing. Furni- ture sale 11 a.m. Orval McLean Auctions. 324-2783 Lindsay. A112 SATURDAY AUGUST 15 SALE TIME: 12:00 NOON Clearing auction of furniture, appliances and good misc. items for MR. AND MRS. JOHN PRATT, Brooklin, located 1 mile north and 1 mile east of Brooklin, on Columbus Rd. (7th conc.), off Hwy. 12. Selling In part: excel- lent 9 pc. mahogany dining suite, kitchen suite, colonial chester- field suite, studio couch and bed chesterfield, various dressers, old rocker, bookshelves, cedar closet, old record cabinet, fruit locker, 2 dinnerware sets, odd dishes, collectors items, oak IBM master clock (c-1900), oil lamps, milk cans, picnic table, 4x8 pool table, marble sink, gas space heater, leaded doors, 7 ft. patio window: slide, Zenith 26" colour TV, freezer, fridge, electric stoves, dryer, IBM electric type- writer, chain saw, TV tower and rotor, 8 ft. alumin. truck top. qu. of cedar rails, 1965 hard top Corvair car, 100 c.c. Kawasakl| motorcycle, Gravely tractor w/attachments and many other miscellaneous. Terms cash or good cheque. No reserve. Property sold. Kahn Auction Services 985-8161. Al2 THURSDAY AUGUST 20 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Auction sale of furniture, antiques; cattle, chickens, ducks, goat, the property of JIM BELL, R.R. 2 Uxbridge. Go north from Leaskdale to 1st road, then west V2. mi. to second farm on north. Including Simmental cow with calf by side, 2 polled Hereford yearling heifers, 50 laying hens, 1 Nanny Goat,50 bales straw, chicken feeders, snow fence and -|. posts, electric lawn mower, qu. of hardwood, brooder house, feed bin, grinder, tools, trailer, car colour TV - 2 yr. old In excellent condition, 5 pc. oak bedroom suite with Queen size bed, Kenmore washer and dryer, oak extension table and 6 chairs, chesterfield and 'chair, marble table, butter: print, coal oil lamps, rocking chair, 2 buffets, electric stove, iron pot. Leaskdale ladies will serve lunch. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge 416-852-3524. A19 THURSDAY AUGUST 27 SALE TIME: 12 NOON Third Annual East-Central- Ontario Clubs Co-op sale at the Maimont Sales Arena, Black- stock Ontario - (6 miles east of Port Perry). Selling 70 head of Registered, Classified, R.O.P. tested and free listed Holsteins. The Club entries are all graded for from Good Plus or better dams, with a minimum of 120 BCA for milk and fat. More details next week. Ed McMorrow, Auctioneer. Neil Malcolm, Sales Manager (416) 986-4246. RUBBER STAMPS Fast Delivery PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street "985-7383 by Ross Stevenson, M.P.P. Durham York Maintaining a healthy environment is a goal all of us share. As Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of the Environment, I have a special interest, and am often called upon to pariici- pate in some extremely en- lightening discussions. Recently, legislators from the state of Illinois and six Ontario M.P.P.'s attended a joint meeting on acid rain at the Canadian Consulate in Chicago at the invitation of the state legislators. It's not often that state and provin- cial representatives get to- gether for such discussions, and it gave all of us an opportunity to express our various points of view. Why were we invited? The Government of Ontario is deeply concerned about what is happening to our environ- ment. As a result, we have played a leading role in initiating some very produc- tive and important interna- tional negotiations. It was the Government of Ontario which, in 1979, first brought the acid rain to widespread public attention in Ontario, and indeed in North America. We did this to encourage public aware- ness and support for the battle against acid rain. It was Ontario's Environment Ministry which pushed to get our federal government working on an international air pollution control agree- ment with the United States. Last summer, Canada and the United States signed the Memorandum of Intent, an important first step in devel- oping the needed co-opera- tive international action. Ontario has actively support- ed the federal government's commitments under this agreement. The fact remains, however, that the United States is breaking a fundamental term of the agreement in failing to standards as negotiated. This was an important topic of discussion at the meeting. -I'stated at the meeting that if our countries are to have any chance at all of combat- ting acid rain, there cannot be any increase in North America's emission. It makes little sense to the Ontario public, and I sense the American public as well, for the US government to work towards international agreements aimed at reduc- ing pollution on the one hand, while allowing polluters a freer rein on the other. Time is an important commodity in this problem, and there is none of it to action is taken. The Government of Ontario has already taken a action. The Ship emissions at the Inco plant in Sudbury have been sharply curtailed by regulation, and "the Davis Government has also asked Ontario Hydro to take immediate action to control its sulphur dioxide emissions. An extensive and detailed research and investigation program is underway in Ontario, from which we are learning how acid rain reacts in our environment. impose emission control waste before concerted leading role in abatement - RLY AEA AA IO AS ' 2 wd hy I Tr Ob ST Ei 7 SoA An DR OAR T ASRS TR SIR TRAST PIAGET SHOT 4 \ IY fr A» PORT PERRY STAR -- M.P.P. Ross Stevenson talks about acid rain For example, scientists have found that the acids caused by sulphur dioxide and nitric oxide emissions can accumu- late in the snow pack over the winter. During the spring thaw, a "shock" of acid will flow through the streams into the lakes. The result is that waterways are stung with such a high acidic content that fish can be killed. . : The Ontario Government research program is not limited to studying the effects of acid rain. Our scientists have developed sophisticated long range transport models which serve as useful tools in pre- dicting the impact of various sources on the acid rain problem. L SA ALN YA A AE § Tagan ibd 5 RA TLMAST 0 nls . MER DR rs SE re BRL SY ' « 285. .8 9% pa v eX In the face of mounting evidence, Ontario has con- cluded that we have the data we need to start taking international abatement action now. At the very least, current emission levels should be frozen while more details are gathered. In the case of larger emitters where reductions will take longer periods of time, in- terim control action should be started now in both the United States and Canada. Ontario's position on acid rain is quite clear. We feel the case for concerted inter- national action is beyond doubt. We have taken effec- tive abatement action, and will continue to encourage other jurisdictions to do the same. who will continue Arvice & Sharron Fisher HYGRADE sincerely thank their customers for their patronageover the past 9years. We welcome Jim & Brenda Foster fuel &service requirements. 985-7951 FUELS to look after your Pentimento Love Jeanius Santana COUNTRY CLASSICS 181 Queen Street - 985-8221 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES One Year Annual Interes Rates Subject to Change. STANDARD fa TRUST 165 Queen Street, P.O. Box 1318 Port Perry, Ontario LOB INO. 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