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PAGE 20 TERRACE BAY NEWS ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS AUCTION SALE OF VEHICLES AND OTHER EQUIPMENT - SALE TO BE HELD AT GERALDTON District Garage, Kenogamisis Lake. ~ SALE STARTS AT 2.00 p.m. ON Saturday, November 7, 1970. The Department of Lands and Forests offer for sale by Public Auction the following:- 3 8 | 1966 Ford Automobile 2-dr Custom 1967 Chevrolet # ton pickup Ui wheel drive 1965 Ford 1 ton stake body 1967 Chevrolet % ton piekup 1965 Ford % ton pickup 1966 Ford % ton pickups 196l4 International Dump 22,000 1b. G.V.W. with front 1if¢ hoist. } All automotive units carry mechanical fitness certi- ficates axcept # 9. or © © [VJ A ON FW ON 10 to 16 7 Colemen Oil Space Heaters 17 & 18 2 Propane Regrigerators 19 1 Propane range 4 burner 20 1 -40 H.P. outboard motor, Johnson (mammal start) 21 1 18 H.P. outboard motor, Johnson 22 1 7% H.P. outboard motor, Johnson 23 1 H.P. outboard motor, Johnson (long shaft) ol 1 Mastercraft Boat Trailer 25 1 Manual Typewriter 26 & 27 2 Eleotrie Typewriters 28 1 Manuel Adding Machine 29 1 16 ft. Peterborough Aluminum boat 72" beam 30 1 Bombardier Ski Doo BRGY Single Track 31 1 Bombardier Ski Doo RD6Y Double Track TERMS : Fifteen per cent (15%) minimum deposit (not refundable) must be paid at time of purchase. Remainder of selling price to be paid in full within 5 working days from date of sale, or vehicle will be subject to re sale. Payments to be made in cash, or certified cheque mede peyable to the Treasurer of Ontario. Vehicles sold by the Department within 5 years of pur- chase date are subject to 12% Federal Sales Tax in addition to selling price payable at time of purchase. Provincial sales tax payable by purchaser at the time of purchase. Vehicles without mechanical fitness certificates will be 801d to Registered licensed dealers only. Items may be inspected from 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. for five days prior to sale and to start of sale on sale day. Location - Lands and Forests District Garage, Kenogamisis Lake, GERALDTON. Further information may be obtained from:- Forest Protection Supervisor, Department of Lands & Forests, GERALDTON, Ontario. Phone 854-1030 R. Deust - Auctioneer D.E. Gage - District Forester Five men lived for a month in 1963 in a shelter 36 feet below the surface of the Red Sea. OCTOBER 29, 1970 RINK COMMITTEE - Cont'd from page 14 ..... the new season in the arena. Letters were sent to organizations, schools and clubs in the town to consult with the rink manager, John St. Jean, well in advance of dates for events which they plan for the rink. He has a schedule for fixed events, around which other dates may be set. The first hockey game for. the season was set for Sunday, November 8th, junior game between Red Rock and Schreiber. The skate-a-thon in aid of minor hockey was planned for November 6th and 7th. The committee is presently asking for applications for the position of ticket seller during the season. The purchase of new equipment for the rink was discussed and among these new nets were agreed were necessary. Regular meeting nights will be set at the next meeting. Bill Campbell presided for the meeting held in the home of Pat Newton, secretary-treasurer, with others present including Len Huard, Earl Welbourne, committee members; councillor Harold Fischer and John St. Jean, rink manager and Alex Power, vice chairman. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED AT ST. ANDREW'S St. Andrew's United Church, Schreiber, cele- 'brated its 85 Anniversary on October 18th, with Rev. R. Nagus of Nipigon guest speaker for the religious service. ; The first representative of the Presbyterian Church in Schreiber, somewhere in the 1800, was Rev. John Pringle of St. Paul's Church, Port Arthur, who later became known as "Pringle of the Yukon." In 1886 a Mr. Hay became the first resident mini- ster, followed by Mr. Scott, W.A. Merkley and Mr. Brycoe, all theological students. Meanwhile a church had been built and opened during the mini- stry of W.A. Merkley in 1887. During the ministry, in 1889 of Mr. Willaim Neilly, the church's Ladies' Aid Society was formed with a membership of twelve. In 1892 this group realized $160.00 from a concert and bazaar. During the ministry of Rev. T. Moodie, formerly with the China Inland Mission, a branch of the Women's Missionary Society was formed in 1912 with Mrs. Moodie as president and Mrs. Henry Davis as secretary. In 1921, during the minstry of Rev. Justice, local union was achieved between the Presbyterian Church and the Methodist = Continued on page 21