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IY 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR REAL ESTATE -- Tuesday, June 5, 1990 ' Ontario moves ahead with insurance plan The new Ontario automobile in- surance system will take effect June 22, 1990, Financial Institu- tions Minister Murray Elston has announced. The Ontario legislature has given Third Reading to Bill 68, and the Act has received Royal Assent. The reforms contained in the legislation are a key component of a co-ordinated government pro- gram - the Ontario Motorist Pro- tection Plan announced last 'September - designed to keep in- surance rates in the province as low as possible. "Product reform is a very im- portant initiative, and the six million motorists in Ontario will benefit significantly as a result," Mr. Elston said. 'But the new in- surance system is only one of many measures being adopted to reduce the costs and risks of driving." The new legislation will provide enhanced accident benefits to all injured victims, and it will ensure that benefits are paid promptly. This is a dramatic improvement over the current tort-based system in which victims often have to wait years for compensation. By restricting the amount of - litigation in the system, the new plan will result in savings which can be passed on to consumers in the form of higher benefits and more moderate rates. Those ~ seriously injured in accidents will retain the right to sue. During the first year of opera- tion, premiums will rise only 8 per cent on average for drivers in ur- ban centres, while rates for rural motorists will not increase at all on average under the new plan. Without these reforms, it had been estimated that rates would have increased 30-35 per cent. A new Ontario Insurance Com- mission will be established to act as a "watchdog" agency in pro- tecting the interests of con- sumers, regulating rates, and en- suring that benefits are paid quickly. "I want to emphasize that bad drivers will be penalized more than ever under this new automobile insurance system," Mr. Elston said. Fault will continue to be used for rating purposes, and therefore, bad driving will result in higher premiums and good driving will be reflected in prefer- red rates. Motorists convicted of drunk driving or other criminal offences will not be eligible for income-replacement benefits. Other highway safety and con- sumer protection measures, an- nounced as part of the Ontario Motorist Protection Plan, include: -- increased fines for speeding and other traffic offences -- enhanced police enforcement on highways -- public education campaigns to promote seat belts and the daytime use of headlights -- driver safety promotion in the workplace -- new traffic management systems and equipment -- new disclosure and notification requirements for brokers and in- surance companies -- insurance company programs to deter fraudulent claims "This new legislation will en- sure sia) Beoitiim | increases are held to very moderate levels this year, and the many initiatives designed to reduce accidents and make our roads safer will help stabilize rates for years to come," Mr. Elston said. ev "This photo taken in 1900 shows the students at the Head Church School on Scugog Is- land. Our thanks to Merlin Dowson for the loan of the photo. In the front row from left: Lot- tie Rodman, Orr Jeffrey, Gordon Jeffrey, Orpha Sanguine, Charlie Johnston, Billy John- ston. In the middle row from left: Fred Schell, Hazel Ann Fralick, Alpha Savage, Alma Noon, Ann Stewart, May Noon, Russ Sanguine, Libby Davey and Alf Prentice. In the back row from left: Viola Reader, Jim Frise, Stella Brown, Billy Stewart, Kathy Wales, Art Pren- tice, Ethel Sanguine and Mabel Reader. Teachers standing at back are Rosie Clark and Ka- tie Jeffrey. WEDNESDAY, JUNE § SALE TIME: 5:30 P.M. Selling by Public Auction 39.5 Acre Hobby Farm Farm Machinery & Furniture The property of FREIDA & DON COCHRANE, Lot 2, Con. 8 East, Scugog Island. ! mile east of Port Perry on 7A Hwy, then north on Reg. Rd. 7 for 2 miles. Turn right on 8th Con. - Watch for signs. Sale includes: Ford 7000 Diesel Tractor with cap, Int. 434 gas tractor with loader & hydr. bucket, 310 N/H baler, 28' bale elevator, 7° snowblower, farm trailer, bale feeder on wheels, 2 sets tractor chains, 16' wagon, fence posts, 3 furrow plough, 4 sec. harrows, lumber, garden tools, garden gate, rototiller, gas lawnmower, wheelbarrow. FUR- NITURE: 2 fridges, round oak table, 4 chairs, old rocker, 6 pc. bedroom suite, glass front secretary desk, steel 'bed with brass trim, wicker rocker, iron glass-top table & 4 chairs, patio furniture, drop leaf Duncan Phyfe table, press back chairs, wicker chair, small tables, table of col- lectable glass & china including Limoges, Depression, glass, cups 8 saucers, crocks, bottles and more. Terms: cash or cheque with 1.D. REAL ESTATE: 39.5 acre hobby farm with ranch style custom bullt brick home, steel clad barn & driving shed. In- ground pool, painted fences, year- round pond. Land Is sandy loam, slightly rolling, cleared, 2 road frontages in quiet area close to everything. room to breathe & raise a family, (school bus at door) or a qulet place to retire. TERMS: $10,000.00 down day of sale, balance in 60 days or less. Farm sells at 7:30 sharp June 6th, subject to reasonable reserve bid. Financing to qualified buyer at 10 percent. Viewing of property on Sunday, May 27, 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and each day thereafter up to day of sale from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Owner not responsible for accident or Injury in connec- tion with this sale. Sale managed and sold by Cochrane Auction Service. 1-416-985-2788. J 12 SATURDAY, JUNE 23 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Good Consignment Sale Oddfellows Hall, Port Perry Furniture, appliances, anti- ques. Consignments welcome. Pearce Auction Services. 655-8073. . JUNE 16 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Farm Equipment Auction Sale for LOY FERENCZ at Mitchells Corners, 5 mi. east of Oshawa on Taunton Rd. - watch for sign. To be sold: 35 M.F. diesel tractor, 50 M.F. gas tractor w/loader, 10 H.P. |.H.C. riding lawn tractor, Gilson rear tine rototiller, 3 P.H. 3 furrow plow, 3 P.H. 5 disk, 2 ¢' cultivators, 6 scraper blade, 2 rollers, Calsa trailer sprayer w/piston pump, walking plow, scufflers, seed drill, grain auger w/motor, 3 PH fertilizeg spreader, drag harrows, fencing, steel roofing, 2 fuel tanks, tools plus small items farm related, not a large sale, come early. For more information call 416-263-4252 - Garry Powell, Gary Shmyr, Auctioneers. Lunch available. FRIDAY, JUNE 8 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Corneils Auction Barn Refinished pine bonnet chest, blanket box, matching antique dresser and washstand, Duncan Phyfe table, East Lake chairs, two oak curio cabinets, pine drop leaf table, washstands, antique dressers, 6 press back chairs, brass bed, Victorian rocker, coal oll lamps, Duncan Phyfe table & 6 chairs, crocks, railroad lanterns, walnut buffet, walnut china cabinet, (glass 3 sides), oc- caslonal chairs, oak end tables, oak buffet, wicker chairs, drill press, cement mixer, wheelbar- rel, 1981 Honda, 80 XR motor bike, 1986 Pontiac Firebird, quantity unplaned 1"* and 2' pine & cedar: lumber, quantity of china, glass & collectable items, Don 8 Greg Corneil, Auctioneers, R:R. 1, Lit- tle Britain. 705-786-2183. TUESDAY, JUNE 12 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M. Cornells Auction Barn Double brass beq, Gingerbread clock, chesterfield & matching chair, Captains bed, electric organ, automatic washer, 3 piece modern bedroom suite, modern dresser & chest of drawers, mantel clocks, chrome kitchen sulte, refinished oval top trunks, 2 door refrigerator, portable dishwasher, occaslonal chairs, large quantity of modern fur- niture, tools, china, glass and col- lectable items. Don & Greg Cor- nlel, Auctioneers, R.R. 1, Little Britain. 705-786-2103. THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 7 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction Sale of Furniture & An- tiques from a Stouffville Home selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., including dining room suite, chesterfield & chair, antique Jacques & Hayes plat- form rocker, spinning wheel, an- tique sideboard, antique chest of drawers, pine ice box, jam cup- board, Jacques & Hayes loveseat, hall tree, press back chairs, small desk, peg dresser with bevelled mirror, pump organ, ocak drop front side by side, mahogany hall table, 3 dressers, accordian, guitar, old radios, colour TV, wrought iron patio set, harness makers bench, copper boller, milk bottle, graniteware, qty. of dishes, 14' alum. boat, 5 H.P. Eclipse riding lawnmower, 10 H.P. riding lawnmower, plus many other items. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. MONDAY, JUNE SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Real Estate Auction Parcel 1 - 7:00 P.M. 1250 sq. ft. brick bungalow at 170 Angeline St. N., Lindsay. Very neat custom bulit home, plastered walls, fireplace, full finished walkout basement with bedrcoms. Excellent view of park. Private landscaped back yard. Paved drive & carport. PARCEL 2- 7:30 p.m. - Bullding Lot - adjacent to above property on south side 80' x 110' building lot -next to beautiful park. Both pro- perties are in a superh location close to schools, park, shopping center. Don't miss this opportuni- ty to purchase quality property by Auction. Selling as Is subject to reasonable reserve. Shown by ap- pointment. For info. or flyer call Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783 Lindsay, Orval & Barry McLean, Auctioneers. Js MONDAY, JUNE 18 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. 1 Acre Building Lot by Auction Located between Omemee 8 Lindsay on Hwy. 7 corner of Con. 4 on the Emily Boundry Road. For full details call Calvin Mabee Auctions 705-374-4800 or 374-4435. J12 SUNDAY, JUNE 10 SALE TIME: 12:00 Noon Agriculture Building, Orono Fairgrounds (East of Arena, Watch for Signs) Sale features: Dlamond ring, gold bracelet & band, 4 windows from Orono Town Hall, chimney corner cupboard, washstands, cedar chest, bow front china cabinet, dining room table & six chairs, buffet, mahogany dresser, Bowmanville piano, Hoosier, large oak office desk, electric organ, wooden.washing machine, octagon table, oak plant table, 2 old decoys, Alladin lamp, Gone With The Wind lamp, named milk bottles, collectable roosters & chickens, old bottles, tins, & kit- chenware, crocks, bag cart, child's Hoop Back chair, & Press back high chair, advertisement boxes, oil bottle, wooden tool chest, also, included In the sale is an exceptional collection of glassware, featuring Noritake, Pressed glass, Depression glass, milk glass, Opalescent, Lustreware & several Carnival glass pcs. A must for collectors. Freezer, fridge, T.V. fish smoker, 3 large wooden incubators, 2 car top carriers, exercise bike, win- dows & screens & doors, plus misc. horse related equipment. This is a large sale, with many unique & collectable items, view- ing starts at 10 a.m. Terms: cash or cheque with 1.D. Owners & Auctioneers not responsible for any accidents or property loss day of sale. MacGregor Auction Services - Mike MacGregor 416-987-5402 or Junior West 416-983-5556. JUNE 9 SALE TIME: 6:30 P.M.Saturdays Auction Action Pethick Auction Barn 10 mi. N.E. of Oshawa Every Saturday Night This week contents of Brooklin home to Include: 9 pc. dining room sulte, chesterfield suite, oak china cabinet, chairs, extra din- ing tables, large quantity of dishes, oil lamps, pictures, mahogany tea wagon, coins, stamp & hockey cards, Royal Doulton figurines, plus lots more to unpack. Large sale - come ear- ly. 2 rings - weather permitting. For more information call 416-263-4252. Garry K. Powell, Gary Shmyr, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, JUNE 9 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Shop Tools, Farm Machinery Horses & Furniture The property of GALE WALKER, Lot 13, Con. 6, Ops Twp. Y4 mi. east of Junction 35 & 7 Hwys. at Lindsay on No. 7 Hwy. and south 1 mile at Hub Interna- tional. 1988 Ford F350 fon truck with flat bed 460 motor automatic, 63,000 km., 1975 7500 GMC tandem truck, 1980 Int. S-line dump truck, 5sp. trans, 2 speed axle, 16 ft. box, 1953 Army truck, 6 wheel, 2 single axle trailers, 250 Amp Lincoln welder, Hobart 250 Amp portable welder, 6 cyldr. Ford, 2 h.p. com- pressor, 20 in. table saw self feed, heavy duty band saw, roll in band saw, 12' Makita planner jointer, 16" Makita planner, floor model drill press, 2 Honda generators, 4 Jaw assembly vice, 2' belt grinder 2 - 7° grinders, 3 alroplane jacks, 2 - steel welding tables, skill saw, drill, ¥2" air im- pact gun & sockets, steel stacking racks, qty. of small tools & elec- tric tools, qty. of steel roofing, steel beams & pipe, qty. barn sleepers, ladders, qty. softwood & hardwood lumber, scafolding, 3 10 x 12 overhead doors - used, gas furnace, 165 Massey tractor diesel low hrs., new tires, 3 furrow 14' hydrien plough, 7 tooth chiesel plough, trail cultivator 8', wagon & rack, steel roller, 6-way hyd. RHino tractor blade, steel por- table livestock shute, Briggs 8 Stratton sprayer, wheelbarrow, 1038 Lawn Flight lawnmower, 273 NH baler with thrower, 2 bale thrower wagons with 8 x 18 racks. Property of BILL PARRY selling at 10 a.m. Cherrywood table 6 chair & corner cupboard, pine bench, pine table, 4 yr. old Ara- blan mare, 1 yr. old Arabian fillle, 8 yr. old standard bred stallion, 16 H Belglan mare, democrat, show buggy. cutter, scuffler, set driv- ing harness, set horse harness, whitfle-tree, bob sleigh; sleigh, neck yoke, buggy poles, buggy shaves, bear traps, Ford disc. 8' 5 pth., landscaping blade 3 pth., round bale feeder, qty. cedar lumber, qty. oak lumber, many other small items. Terms: cash. Noreserve. Sale time: 10:00 a.m. Selling Bill Parry property. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ont. 705-324-9959 or Car 705-749-7084. THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 14 SALE TIME: 6;00 P.M. Furniture & Antiques Auction Sale of Furniture & An- tiques from a BRISTOL PONDS home selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., including 9 pc. dining room suite with can- ed back chairs, 5 pc. Fr. Prov. Bedroom Suite (excel), Mason Relsch apt. size plano & bench, metronome, 2 pine 4 poster single beds, pine dresser, pine desk, pine mirror, oak washstand, 2 small blanket boxes, oak desk, easel, hall tree, Ige. 3 pc. pine bookcase, coffee table & end table, Deacon's bench, rocker, lamp tables, gate leg table, fern stand, high chair, brass table, bear rug, Elec- trohome colour T.V., guitar (ex- cel.), Maytag auto. washer & dryer, GE dishwasher, air condi- tioner, Beswick figurines (dogs), collector plates, oil paintings, 3 Bartlett prints, candelabra, cruet set, crystal, Cuckoo clock, Caravelle wall clock, brass lamp, milk cans, toy. boR, copper boiler, bells, copper kettle, horse collar chair, 5 speed ladies bike (new), gas barbeque, 10 pc. wooden patio set, Mo-ped, J-D 185 17 H.P. riding lawnmower (ex- cel.), Weedeater, qty. of tools, plus Ige. qty. of other items from this lge. Bristol Ponds home. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755. J12 WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 20 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Farm Machinery Auction Sale of Farm Machinery selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, Ont., in- cluding J-D 1640 Diesel Tractor, J-D 1207 7 Haybine, J-D 336 Baler with kicker, J-D 111 riding lawnmower, Vemeer 504) round baler, N-H 479 Haybine, N-H tandem manure spreader, PZ 9' Discbine, MF 124 Baler with thrower, J B & D 3 pt. sprayer, hoof trimming stall, double horse trailer, bale u!evator, 3 flat rack wagons, bale stooker, 500 chicken cages, snowmobile, alr com- pressor. Consignments will be ac- cepted for this sale. If you wish to consign to this sale, please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524 or 9755.