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Barrie Examiner, 26 Oct 1977, p. 15

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40 articles for solo UNCLAIMED FREIGHTS 79 auction sales AUCTIONEER Farm Estate GOLDEN HARVEST Ark LUXURY GROUPINGS Goon from dun ut thgo AI rooms offer rittrro ONLY $62I Kitchen sottIIIg llng room setting bedroom uttlng No money down Ill our loin monthly payments II to low theyre rldlculovsl Wo dso accept CHARGEX ltd MASTERCHARGE property day of sale 79 auction sales Graham Allen Consignment Auctions 7265055 7372491 BARRIE ONTARIO AUCTION SALE SATURDAY OCTOIER 29 I977 AT AM SHARP fro MR MRS CLARK tiny No 12 miles north of 400 Ext between Eosurton Waubausliono Round oak table top oval table old dressers pine corner cup board night table barrel chair old desk childs pressback poe chair childs rocker pine boxes Gingerbread clock 1885 Prairie Queen parlor stovevery rare box stove copper kettles 11903 copper tea pot pewter handle copper coffee pot copper boilers brass Rayo oil lamp oil lamps brass tea pot brass iardiniere brass shoe shine stand pr wood and brass hames small brass bells 1878 brass horse bit old mirror vanity dresser old sealers Beaver sealer Eaton sealer Grand Trunk lantern CNR lanterns lanterns Beaver soda bottle Vernors Wilson bottles crocks sad iron small scales old records wood plane homes with mirror milkcream cons hand pump ice tongs typewriter GE Apt Fridge 30 gas stove electric broiler oven Siegler oil heater blower Pioneer 620 chain saw old blacksmith vise 22 rier short hp gas motor heavy railroad iack hydraulic iack old hand gas pump lawn mowers electric motors 34 Beaver grinder farm scales garden tools Democrat cedar boat 200 gal oil tanks Gemini trail bike Honda bike 26 ladys bike old Allis Chalmers tractor with Ford engine pigs chunks ewe spring lambs some horse drawn equipment Owner or auctioneer will not be responsible for accidents on REASON FOR SALE OWNERS MOVING INTO APARTMENT O26MP OWNS AUCTION SALE 5°Ck 900 1° SATURDAY OCT29ATlpm 39 renovations Sale of all new plumbing electrical supplies hardware houseware some ceramic tile vinyl floor rem nonts etc TRADE CENTRE to be held SATURDAY OCT 29 commencing at IOam Located on Highway No 11 and the corner of Can lnnisfil Township miles south of Stroud The undersigned has received instructions to sell the following PLUMBING SUPPLIES Assort ment of colored sinks plumbing fixtures ABS fittings drain and insert fittings copper fittings pressurelanks etc HARDWARE Large assortment of various sizes of locks hinges cupboard hinges hasps door knobs barrel bolts hooks tacks bolts tag bolts screw nails etc etc lawn sprinklers hand lights Vbelts gal pails of foundation coating panel blue ELECTRICAL Assortment of light fixtures bulbs EAVESTROUGH elbows corners etc Quantity of galvanized furnace 8stove pipe HOUSEWARES Assortment of kitchen and houseware mops brooms scrub pail and wringers vacuum bags furnace filters floor waxes cleaning fluid steel wool thermos bot tles quantity of brushes Misc vinyl floor remnants ceramic tile etc LADIES GENTLEMEN This is partial list Anyone in the plum bing or hardware business should attend as there is large quantity of stock Store is to be renovated Terms cash Cheques with 10 Selling by number Management or auctioneer not responsible for public liability or property loss In case of bad weather sale will be indoors VERNON AYRES Auctioneer RR Stroud SCL No23 O26 HEADBOARDS $7 factoryfrosli POLE LAMPS sis Oiiil NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS TILL JAN 18 Woaooopt CNARGEX MASTERCIIARGE FITTINGS SI PC LIVING ROOM SUITES Ipr $299 Chesterfield our fruit ltool it My proof Nor don STEREOS GALORE Couchodd Inuitstun vimt1 MW AUCTION SALE for the Estate of the Late Seymour Kell to be held in the Churchill Community Hall Churchill Ont situated miles south of Stroud on No 11 Hwy KITCHEN SET on $49 kk MATTRESS Stu $43 BEDROOM SUITES $I99 kk FRIDAY EVENING OCT 28 at530pm The sale offers modern an tique furniture elec app incl Viscount cu ft deep freeze Fleetwaod 26 color TV miniatrue oil lamp brass double bed has been painted altered press back chairs No of old books some from the late 1800s hand made two storey childs doll house for nished whandmade antique furniture one of its kind old china includes Nippon Ger many Austria Czechoslovakia Limoges fancy glass brass copper silver Clocks cracks garden tools misc items I966 Ford cyl sedan automatic trans cert Partial list only Terms Cash evening of sale cheques wID Nothing to be removed until settled for Accidents Neither the estate nor the auctioneer will be responsible for accidents or property loss ERNIE SEVERN Auctioneer RR No IAlliston Tel 7054357467 SCL Na 10 ROCKING CHAIRS s118 tit 02126 AUCTION SALE Rescheduled Sale Saturday October 29th at 1100 am for the Executors of the LATE HAROLD HANNAH ESTATE With inclusions in the Village of Beeton at 151 Centre St Watch for sale signs on main street Sale of old antique furniture and household items pieces of old farm machinery etc Terms Cash day of Cheques accepted with 10 ALLEN HORNER Auctioneer HAVE GOOD DAY Uncldnwd Emlyn 202 new St loot lost of sale SCL No 7054584589 the Icrlo Arm 02126 WANT ADS PHONE 7282414 021242628 for MR MRS JOHN CALVERT Lot30 Can Adiala Township miles east of Rosemont south on 2nd Con Adiala to 30 sideroad then east to first farm house on south side Consisting of in part New MTD garden tractor hp with mower household furnishings all baby items from birth to year old crib stroller car bed etc ignition parts cabinet miscellaneous used auto parts used tires desk and chair pic nic table work bench bench vises I971 Chev passenger station wagon 1967 Chrysler door hardtop 1960 Volkswagen Beetle All running and selling as is Plus many articles too numerous to mention Owners and auctioneer not responsible for accidents or loss sale day Terms Cash or cheque with identification Nothing removed until settled for JOHN BALL Auctioneer RR No ALLISTON 4354189 SCL No 026 ANTIOUE AUCTION SALE Saturday Oct 29 at 1230 pm for the Birchmere Hotel 234 Bay St ORILLIA in the Anchor Room downstairs at the south end of Hotel To sell by Public Auction by or der of the Executors the residual antique contents of local estates incl fine fur nishings collectable art glass china brass copper clocks paintings etc Over 200 lots too numerous to mention All sales final No reserves Not responsible for accidents Preview 1000 am saleday William Pinkney Auctioneer Midland 5265351 02628MP silver primitives CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 728 2414 Classified advertisements and notices for these pages must be received by If day preceding publication with the exception of Classified Display OdVIYYtSGITIanS which mun be in by pm two days prior to publication BIRTHS ENGAGEMENTS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES 40 words 35 50 Additional words 10 ts per word CARD OF THANKS 40 words $5 50 Add tronal words cts per word IN MEMORIAM NOTICES N0 verse 55 50 with verse percount line 22 ants per line COMING EVENTS S3 22 per calumn inrh 24 WORD MINIMUM ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS All phone Insertion orders are accepted as convenience to the advertisers Therefore the Classified Advertising Department re quires ad advertisers to kindly re check their advertisement immediately after first inser lion in order that any error or omission may be reported before In order that same may be rectified for the following day publication The Examiner is responsible for only one Incorrectly printed nsertron of any advertisement and than only to the extent of portion of ad that Involves this misprinl Er tors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement are not eligible for allot lions by make goods The Examiner reseryes the right to classify IOVISGOV relort any want ads PHONE 728 2414 Hand Full Of Cash Is Better Than VZ maximum 40 words addi SPCIAL NOICEs CH Death Notices Engagements Births tional words 10 cents per word Card of thanks 40 words $550 Additional words IO cents per ward In Memoriam no verse $550 Verse per count line extra 22 cents per line Coming Events $322 per column inch BI births 88 coming events Mondays Child islair of face Tuesdays Child is full of grace Wednesdays Child is full of woe Thursdays Child has far to go Fridays Child is loving and giving Saturdays Child works hard for its living And child that is born on the Sab bath Day Is lair and wise and good and gay Children hearing this verse by Counter Cullen always want to know which day of the week was their birth date Keep this and other important information for your childs future An Examiner Birth Announcement will include the name of your child the day of the week month and year of birth the weight and other vital information printed message can become permanent record in Babys Book or Family Albums The rate for an Examiner Birth Notice is only $550 maximum 40 words Addi tional words 10 cents per word PHONE 728 2414 GOOD NEWS STORY When you an nounce the birth of your child in The Ex aminer clippings of the notice are available lor Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement after birth Call The Examiner Classified 726 2414 HUYSSEN rwtlly and Blake are picas ed to announce the birth of Emily Lynn on October 1977 at Royal Victoria Hospital sister for Pieter and Carmen Special thanks to Drs Johns and SUI liven and the fourth floor nursing staff LE COLLIER Patricia Josephino Le Collier wishes to congratulate her parents Rene and Mary Jane and thanks Dr Green for her safe or rival on October 18th 1977 at Royal Vic toria Hospital Barrie MULLINGS Brian and Bev ner Clearyt are thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter Jacquelrne Nicolei on Tuesday October 25 1977 at 05 in Collingwood Hospital First grandchildfor Mr and Mrs Mullings of Barrie and another granddaughter for Mr and Mrs Cloaryofcreomoro ROSS Larry and Vicki arr happy to an nounce the arrival at son Michael Alex ander on October 711977i81bs 101 85 deaths PADDlSON John Norman at the Huntsvrlle District Memorial HDSlerll on Sunday October 23 1977 John Nor man Paddrsan beloved husband at the late Ruby Loursn Sandan Dear lather ol Harold Norman of Montreal Brother of Mrs Muriel Pvlerttmrt Mrs Lucinda McKnnzro and Mrs Nvola Taylor tilt rrl Barrie Laying grandfather of tour grandchildren PromLeased by brother Nelson Resting at lht SllCklly Fumrnl Homo 3O Worslry Street Brirrrrr Ban in the chapel on Thursday Oc labor It pm lntorrnrnt Barri Union Comotriry GlLCHRtSTEva VIOILI AtthrRoyal Victoria Hospital Barrio on Monday October 241977Eva VrOlPl Bessv in hrxr 85m year Belovod vvifv ol the late Jrrtin Gilchrist Dear mother at Stuart Dear sister at NIwton Brssr 0t Guthrin and the lath Cliftord fir5w Hosting the Stecklry Funeral Hornu if Worm St Barrie attur WmInisrtriy irr vice rn the traplI on Thursday OLtabrr 77 at 30 77 IntrrIIIrnf GUlhrm Cemetery Mrrnarral rlnrmtrnns to and man Canrir iorrcty would up precrated ROWE Marloy Suddenly at run IIOTTIl on Tuesday October 2511i 1977 Morley Rowu bolovrrt husband or Mabln Drnr frTIfllF oi ElmI Mrs MrLriodr Poona 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rncrnorlru fnrrvrxr wrll gnlhrr For the trpth of our titIrt We would liko to say Donnst Dart wrr think of you lltddY and tivrlry rtoy Ever remrrnbrrirl ind sadly rtIIssrrt by sons daunlitrr and frITlilliS COCKHURN tn loviriq nIrnmry of do husbunrt errlrrit who passed away Or Illlf 1976 W0 rnnrint liuvr thr old days 1m WITlfl we worr all IOQIIIIIT But socrnt tours and lawful thoughts Will With us trrrivrr Saidy mlssml by with lfrlrlii GARAGE Full of STUFF Place an examiner WANT AD 7262414 GARAGE SALE OCTOBER 29 It 136 Cundlot Rd IOam pm Procud to if HOSPITAL Aulpclos of Court Komponfolt 1337 IOE DONATION APPRECIATED O28 HALLOWEEN DANCE UTOPIA COMMUNITY CENTRE SATURDAY OCT 29 pm til am Costume prizes and buffet $700 per couple Tickets at the door 028 BAZAAR AND TEA November 2nd 200 to 400 pm ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE 155 Ferris Lane Admission 50 02629 EUCHRE Utopia Community cntrc Nov axon commencing THURS OCT 2777 at 830 pm O27 BINGO Over $700 in Prizes Knights ofColumbus Every Thursday Night EMBASSY HALL Early Bird starts 730 pm Regular8100 pm Cards $150 Everyone Welcome TF PLEA MARKET Every Saturday Sunday 9am pm at the COOKSTOWN SALES BARN One mile east of Cookstown on Hwy 89 All inside in new building Vendors welcome small rent For further details MWFN11 examiner patterns Terrific Tunic 50 phone 705458 9l72 Prepares prizewinning chili Jay Pennington realtor front Las Vegas Neva stirs his prize winning kotllo of chili that won him the world cham pionship at hili OokOff contrst hcrI Sunday Penn bv the examiner Wednesday Oct 26 1977 af ington competed with 32 other cooks from the United States and foreign countries including England and Mexico At right is his cooking companion Stan olton AP Photo Scofch whisky makers worried increasineg about imitations LONDON rReutcrr The scotch whisky industry which for centuries has jealously guarded the secret of its blends is becoming increasingly wor ricd about imitations Distillers around the world Calls PM everything but communist TTAWA CPI Toronto MP 0110 Jelinvk culled Primi Minister Trudeau everything but Communist in at Commons rspocch Monday that brought Liberals to their feet with charges of McCarthyism In 1940 Trudeau was kicked out of military officers train ing program for lack of disciplinv Jolinok rP lligh ParkHumbcr Vallvyr said as he charged misdeeds by Tru deau through more than two decades In 1941 Trudeau was as sociatod with the antiwar Hodsupported 1110 POpulairc Jclinok stated In 1N5 he entered Harvard University at that time lurn an Ollllll front ordinary to spectacular wrth llllS tunic Bubble stitch center and colors dramatize sideslrt lulth All Single double crochet ol ply medium weight synthetic Sport yarn Pattern 7358 chart directions 818 included $125 for each pattern cash cheque or money order Add 25¢ each pattern for IlfSl class marl and handling Send to Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept The IIXitllllllll iii Progress Avenue Scarborough 011 lariri Mll4l7 om esidems add 9a sales tax Print lain Pattern Number Your ame ddress Value 225 desrgns to choose from In NEW 1977 NEEDLE CRAFT CATALOG free pat terns rnSIde Send 75¢ now Stitch Patch Quilts $l25 Crochet with Squares $100 Crochet Wardrobe $100 Nifty Fifty Quilts $100 Ripple Crochet $100 Sew Ilnit Book $125 Flower Crochet Book $100 Hairpin Crochet Book $100 Instant Crochet BooII $100 Instant Macrame 80011Sl00 Instant Money Book $100 Complete Afghans lflll $100 Easy Art of Needlepoint Sl00 Complete Gift Book $100 Book of 16 Quilts lfl 60¢ Museum 0uil Book 142 soc spawning ground of ffllSl inr resorted In the past to im porting Scottish water barley and even peat from Highland moors but never succeeded in duplicating the taste of scotch Now whisky makers in coun tries such as Japan are import lollcctuzils Trudeau travelled to Shanghai in 1930 and became rabid admirer of Mao Tse lung 1011an continued In 1951 he founded ilc Librc magazine and Jelinek described the leftist orienta ions of some Tito Libra con tributors he was shouted down by Libvrals asking if he thought he was Joe McCarthy the late 118 senator known 01 his in vestigations into suspected ommunisls in the early 19505 Trudeau attended an economic conference in Moscow in 1952 he was denied entry to the US in 1951 and in 1960 Trudeau led ommunisl delegation to Poking for Red victory celebrations Jelinek said ing more and more of the real thing to blend with local whis kies Japan the worlds second largest whisky consumer has increased its imports of bulk malt whisky from Scotland to more than 23 billion litres last year from three million in 1970 leading Japanese distiller has produced whisky which it claims to be the worlds biggest selling brandtasting very much like scotch Scottish trade unionists and members of Parliament have combined to call for reduction in bulk mail exports saying they are helping competitors and threatening the Scotch in dustry WANT SALES LRBS At protest rally in Glasgow they urged the government to help curb the increasing mall sales Leaders of the eight unions in the industry said Japanese dis tillers are seriously challenging scotch in the United States the biggest overseas market while making inroads into the home market with inferior cheaper products The whiskies contain varying quantities of scotch malt whisky Douglas McDougall chair man of the combine committee for scotch whisky set up two years ago to protest against bulk malt exports said We see Japan as real threat to the scotch industry The Japanese are very adept at imitating and perhaps improving product Whisky brands of Japans largest distillery Suntory have slightly blander flavor generally than scotch but its most popular label Old Sun tory could easily be mistaken for favorite scotch blends Suntory emphasizes that it is not trying to make scotch whisky but trying to market distinct Japanese liquor DENIES TMITATION Tomio Sasaki assistant gen eral manager of Suntorys Brit ish operation said his company buys malt whisky from Scotland to increase the variety of blends good whisky con tains up to 40 different blends But he denied that Suntory was trying to produce whisky indistinguishable from scotch So long as were following after scotch whisky we have no future We want to establish taste for Japanese whisky OUTREACH rs voua CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE REACHNG INTO THE COMMUNITY WORKNG WITH PEOPLE WHO WANT TO WORK ITS PROJECTS LIKE THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY IIO DUNLOP ST ROOM 203 PHONE 7265860 FREE SERVICE FOR OLDER WORKERS OJOB OPPORTUNITY LISTINGS OJOB MARKET INFORMATION OJOB SEARCH COUNSELLING COMMUNITY PROJECT SPONSORS BARRIE YMYWCA AN OUTREACH PROJECT OF YOUR CANADA EMPLOYMENT CENTRE Employment and Immigration Canada Canada Employment Centre 48 OWEN ST BARRIE ONT PHONE 7282468

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