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"WEEKEND STAR" FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2000 - 31 SATURDAY, NOV. 4 SALE TIME: 11 AM. Auction sale at MAL- MONT SALES ARENA, 13200 Old Scugog Road, 1/2 mile south of Black- stock. Viewing from 10 a.m. until sale time. Maple kitchen suite w/4 chairs, dining room suite, pine buffet and hutch, mahogany china cabinet, antique occasional chairs, antique arrow back rock- er, pine blanket box, oak side board, wash stand, pine corner cupboard, pine shelf w/glass doors, pine hall table, stain glass mirror, pine wall unit, knick-knack shelves, cof- fee and end tables, sofa and love seat, oil lamps, Gone with the Wind style lamp, electric organ, teak hutch, sofa bed, rocking horse, German red wing pottery, carnival glass, blue glass, McCoy, pin- wheel, crystal, Depression glass, set of Wedgewood dishes, Paragon dishes 4- 5 pc place setting, lkea office desk unit, beer sign lights, Kenmore washer and dryer. Items too numerous to mention. Sale subject to additions and delections. Some- thing for everyone. Snack bar available. Terms are cash, cheque w/2 pcs of ID, Visa or Interac. JIM MCINTYRE 905-986- 4443. SATURDAY, NOV.11 SALE TIME: 11:30 A.M. Auction sale. of farm machinery for MICHAEL and CATHY ACERRA, 724 Scugog Line 6, Port Perry. (1 mile north of Manchester, go left on 6th line 1 1/2 miles or 1 mile north of Utica, turn right on 6th line 1/2 mile). TRAC- TORS: John Deere 1120 with 45 Loader, (3644 hours), John Deere 4030 with cab (4940 hours). MACHINERY:' John. Deere 40 manure spread- er, John Deere 1000 field cultivator (wings/sweeps 16'), Allied vibra-shank cultivator, John Deere 336 baler with ejector, bale elevator, New Holland 469 haybine 9', International seed drill, 'Allied grain auger (6"x40'), Turnco grain box with running gear, 2 John Deere 965 wagons under carriages, John Deere 5' rotary mower, John Deere 12" hydraulic post hole auger, pto Broadcast spreader, rotary hay rake, John Deere 145, 5 furrow plow, 9' chain harrows, 5 sec- tion drag harrows with draw bar, 4" auger belt, John Deere 6 snow blow- er, log splitter, Comet 180 amp. welder, 1/2 h.p. electric motor, 3/4 h.p. electric motor, Precision 25 gal. yard sprayer, blow- er fan, Webster air com- pressor with sand blaster, new cement mixer (pto) with hydraulic dump, large hydraulic jack, Jack-All, qu. of steel gates, qu. of lumber, barb wire, brace wire, steel and wooden posts, wooden hay feeder, wooden hopper feeder, tires and wheels, qu. of hardware, 2-200 gal. fuel tanks with pumps. Note: tractors and machinery in excellent condition. Own- ers are not responsible for accidents. No reserve. Terms-cash or cheque with proper ID. Auctioneer ROSS BAILEY, 905-985- 0697. READ US ON PAPER. READ US ON THE WEB. www.portperrystar.com YOUR #1 SOURCE FOR LOCAL INFORMATION mailbox twice weekly...not to the end of your driveway! If you didn't receive Tuesday's Port Perry Star... you aren't getting all the news! Call to subscribe now! 1 Year subscription only $37.45 188 MARY ST. PORT PERRY (905) 985-7383 will P° c L O SED SAT., NOV. 4th/2000 for renovations. Sorry for any inconvenience Raa iE i) § / 1 = Sale | Ends € entre Nov. 30/00 188 MARY ST. - PORT PERRY - (905) 985-7383 Hol PRICE! ~- SALE! yp p h & \ SFILERS! } 11H cB iM i Api Ivoloble dn 0 eh, Improved funding needed for farmers, they say OFA lists issues for federal candidates Improved funding for safety net and disaster assistance pro- grams and relief from Federal Excise Taxes on farm fuels are key elements of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture's (OFA) lob- bying document for the federal election. "Ontario farmers have watched the bottom drop out of prices for their grains and oilseeds this year, and yields are reduced because of wet weather. Our incomes are likely to be lower than any time in the past 30 years," says Jack Wilkinson, OFA president. "Those are the plain and simple reasons we are highlighting financial issues in the current election campaign," he says, "and the basis for OFA urging farmers to take a forceful approach in dealing with all candidates on these issues.' - OFA's election lobbying document also deals with provincial and federal governments withdrawal from funding the Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) program. That program was established more than a decade ago and encourages farmers to closely examine their farms from an environmental perspective. Close to 18,000 of the province's farmers have completed EFPs for their properties. "It appears to be very poor timing for our senior governments to remove its support for such a program when increasingly farmers face close public scrutiny of their farming practices," Wilkinson says. OFA is also calling on the federal government to provide additional support for agri-food research and development, and improvements to services in rural Ontario. "Rural Ontario is an important contributor to Canada's economic wealth, but in recent years has been ignored as urban areas forge forward with improvements to infrastructure for communications and trans- portation," Wilkinson points out, County federations of agriculture across Ontario, along with member commodity organizations, will be using this OFA docu- ment to prepare for all-candidate meetings and individual meetings with election candidates from all parties. "We want all parties to become familiar with the needs of Ontario farmers and accept the responsibility of responding to those needs," Wilkinson says. LAKERIDGE HEALTH CORP. PORT PERRY) AUXILIARY October 2000 Lottery Calendar Winners $100.00 Draw Joan Cudlip, Port Perry Pauline Carter, Port Perry $30.00 Draw E. Gammage, Port Perry Lyn Davis, Port Perry Richard Keen, Peterborough Barbara Mercer, Ajax $20.00 Draw Lynne Pupella, Uxbridge Edith McLaughlin, Nestleton Barry Carmichael, Hampton John Barton, Uxbridge Jane Makarchuk, Kingston Cindy Sytsma, Port Perry Fern Redshaw, Port Perry Dave & Marion Smith, Oshawa Robert Hannah, Bobcaygeon Doreen Lee, Blackstock Leon Tripp, Port Perry Muriel Leitch, Port Perry B. Marie Geer, Port Perry Eleanor Zenglein, Port Perry Ann Sandiford, Seagrave Jim Griffin, Port Perry Noreen Miilo, Stouffville Emilie Gassien, Port Perry Barret Crawford, Port Perry Jean Hill, Peterborough Jim Redshaw, Port Perry Lynda Powell, Port Perry Elsie Forbes, Port Perry Madeline Leatherdale, Blackstock Andrea Gibson, Seagrave CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE WINNERS Draw was conducted at the Port Perry Hospital Next draw Thursday, Nov. 30 at 1 pm. 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