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classified marketplace Midland 526-2283 Elmvale 322-1871 Penetang 549-2012 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FOR RENT HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NOTICES NOTICES 100 Feet on Georgian Bay Ideal small bungalow for Plus! 3 bdrm. brick | retired couple or young bungalow. Large living | couple, in village of room featuring stone | Fimyale. Two, bedrooms, fireplace. Hollywood | kitchen, living dining kitchen with eat-in area. | room, full basement, easy Lower area, games room | tg heat. Alcan. siding, and brick fireplace. 2] paved driveway, cedar baths. Gorgeous setting. | deck across front. Please Immediate possession. | phone 322-2092 after 6 Bill More, Royal Trust p.m Corp. of Canada, 728-8800 (V7441M) REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 3 bedroom apartment. Self-contained, quiet neighbourhood. Pets and One bedroom apartment, fridge and stove, newly decorated, 230 King St., Midland. Phone 526-2821. children welcome. Call Barrie collect 728-6165 Apartments, centrally located in Midland, corner Bay and King Streets. Available im- mediately Includes utilities, from $150 per month up Phone Shulman Apartments, 9 to 5, 526-6131, after hours 526-2926 One and two bedroom apartments, appliances and utilities included. Close to all services, ample parking. Apply Superintendent, 21 Owen St., Apt. 14, Penetang or phone 549-7908 Organist urgently required for Anglican Church with one seryice per week. Please coniact Rey. R. Sinclair between 6 and 7 p.m. at 549-2223. Advertise Need extra money? Have a ministry while earning an income by sharing inspirational books through restaurants, grocery stores and home parties. Write the Milec's, 22 William St. Leamington, Ontario. Town¢6&Country~ Properties Division Regional Office Panorama Plaza P.0. Box 757 Midland, Ont 526-4272 RUSTIC WATERFRONT HOME MLS / 5 Cozy home, oil furnace, fireplace, Florida room, deck, utility room, $54,900. Call Bill Cook A SPECIAL SURPRISE AT $29,900 HR / 257 - Burke St. Penetang. A very warm 3 bdrm. bungalow with full basement on truly nice lot. Located in neighbourhood of fine homes close to schools. Not old, not new. Just right. Low on heat and hydro. Try your offer. Call Vince. IMPROVEMENTS ARE ALL DONE HERE MLS / 802 - This 3 bedroom home with attached garage in Wyevale features basement with 4th bedroom and large rec room with barnboard decor and fireplace. Truly fine home. $49,500. Call Bill Cook ELMVALE DISTRICT | Gord Tovet 322-2245 Carl Davis 322-2962 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - GROUND MLS / 689 - 45 sites with water and hydro, 35 sites with water only. There are 49 acres, a spring fed creek, spring fed pond, lots of mixed shade trees and room to expand. Call Gord or Carl. WOODLAND BEACH HRE /3 - 4 bedroom residence, central to ski areas. Now only $38,500. Call Carl or Gord. $27,500 - PAY LIKE RENT. COMFORT AND ECONOMY HRE / 32- This sharp looking stucco home has 3 bdrms., basement with oil furnace, nicely landscaped lot with paved drive. $4,000 down. Call Gord or Carl 18 MILES NORTH OF BARRIE HRE /7- 2building lots near Mt. St. Louis - very scenic. $13,500 each. Call Carl or Gord. C od C Coast to Coast Real Estate Service $89,000 CAMP Claude Bingley 526-4272 Stephen Lowes 526-4272 Joyce Bingley 526-4272 Jane Macksey 526-4272 Bill Cook 526-3413 Vince Marchildon 533-2703 Karl Wolf 533-3407 Ray Wadge 526-4272 REAL ESTATE le REAL ESTATE Bachelor apartment $150 monthly, utilities extra Partly furnished one bedroom apartment, self- contained, $175 per month, utilities included. Phone 549-2152. Main S tameve Penetanguishene. Phone 549-7978 3 bedroom house. Children and pets welcome. Call Barrie collect 728-6165. Available February 1, two bedroom apartment All utilities paid, plus cable, 2 blocks from downtown Midland, $195 per month. Phone 526-4807 or 549-8581 Business Office For rent newly decorated business office available immediately on short or long term basis. Reasonable rent. Ideally located for a bookkeeper's or mortgage broker's office, etc. Some furniture available, if required. Call 526-3066. Parkview Apartments Now Renting One and Two Bedroom Apartments Sauna, Exercise Room Games Room Hobby Room Recreation Room Large Laundry Room Underground Parking Seperate Lockers From '209" per month 526-7998 676 King St. Midland Two storey older home, 4 bedroom, large kitchen, 4 piece bath, large living room, broadloom throughout, brand new inside and out, com- pletely insulated, corner of 5th and Ontario Street, possibly chance to talk to you. Attention Are you going to start another year in the same rut? Same job - headaches - worries and wages? ' Don't We are one of Canada's fastest growing firms and we need good people now. We will train you for a career, leading to promotion and management. Excellent pay and a promising future - can be yours. Simply by picking up your phone and giving us a Don't Hesitate Call 526-3724immediately Milo Distributing Midland, Ont. $250 per month plus utilities. Phone 526-7702. Three bedroom apart- ment, broadloom, two baths, living and dining room. Close to downtown, plus utilities. Call Two bedroom apartment, fridge and stove included Downtown © location, available immediately Phone 526-3356, 523 Bay Street, Martin LeCamp Brick home Five bedrooms, two bathrooms, full basement, on King Street, $ plus utilities. Call 3-6971 before 5:30 Frame house on farm for rent, Concession 12 between Penetang Rd and Simcoe Rd. 6 Professional people please. Phone 621-0242. APT. TO SHARE Need one person to share furnished duplex on Church Sit me ety Penetanguishene Call Greg 549-7404, 8-5 SERVICES Repairs to all makes of snowmobiles, plus blowers or other small motors. Phone 526-4026 after 5:00 p.m Snow removal from roofs Phone any time 526-6324 FOR SALE Two heavy duty utility box trailers, 4 ft. x 8 ft., licensed, asking $750 ach. Phone 526-9797 or 26-4445 Selling: Canadian Proof- Like Sets. 1963-64-65, $6 1966, $7. 1967, $11. 1968, $3 1969, $4. 1970, $12. 1971 to 1976, $7. Phone 526-8267 Hay and straw for sale and 12 ton wagon. Phone 549-8021. Gas Fitter With 3 years related industrial experience. Cumbustion, set-up and maintenance. Combustion, set up and maintenance. Ability to form and read related blue prints. Must have Ontario Dept. of Labour Certificate, class one. Apply to Mrs. Dianne Jessome, Decor Metal Products, 140 Bay St. Phone 526-5451. Public Areas be skilled in their uses. Written application will AN ©) Building Custodian MIDLAND FULL TIME REQUIREDTOLIVE ON-SITE The Employee will do the general cleaning of all the in the Corporation Building. incumbent must be physically fit and active; must know about caretaking materials and procedures and The be received by the un- dersigned until February 3, 1978. Simcoe County and Orillia Housing Auth. M.K. Hamelin Sec. Treas. Manager Box 608, Midland WORK WANTED WORK WANTED ae the following amount: January 1978 February, 1978 March, 1978 April, 1978 May, 1978 June, 1978 calculated from Jan. taxes. Town of Midland Ontario Tax Prepayment Interest Town of Midland Pursuant to Section 527 (5), The Municipal Act, interest will Payments of 1978 taxes, be allowed on irrespective of the Interest 4 per cent Interest 3/2 per cent Interest 3 per cent Interest 2/2 per cent Interest 2 per cent Interest 1/2 per cent Note: This is equal to 8 per cent per annum Ist to June 30th, the estimated date of demand of payment of 1978 Allan J. Goodchild Treasurer Midland, Ontario NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS INTHE ESTATE OF JOHN WILSON All persons having claims against the Estate of John Wilson, late of the Township of Tiny, in the County of Simcoe, Province of Ontario, printer, who died on or about July 14, 1977, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before February 15, 1978, after which date the estate will be distributed with regard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claim she shall not then have notice. Dated at Pene- tanguishene, this 18th day of January, 1978. Verdun Irene Wilson, Executrix,.by her solicitors herein, A.W. Rubens & Associate, Barristers and Solicitors, 21 Owen Street, Suite 7, Penetanguishene, Ontario, LOK 1P0 Ads get results NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of Frank C. Athron, late of Township of Tay, in the County of Simcoe, who died on or about the 28th day of June, 1977 must be filed with the undersigned by February 24, 1978. Thereafter, the assets of the Estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the undersigned then has notice. Dated at Midland, Ontario, this 19th day of January, 1978. Edward F. Symons, Barrister and Solicitor Suite 206 303 Midland Avenue Midland, Ontario L4R 4K6 Executoir of the Estate IN MEMORIAMS ANNOUNCEMENTS Will do light housekeeping and will babysit. Prefer mornings. Phone 526-4007 Will babysit children in my home. Near Corpus Christi School. Phone 549- 8867 A Memorial Meetin.:, wil) be held on Saturday, Jan. 235) 2230 spon al e tbe Masonic Hall in Victoria Harbour, for Frans Wensveen, who passed away Jan. 22, 1978 at the Riverdale Hospital, Toronto, in his 66th year. Donations would be ap- preciated to the Unitarian Service Committee or to Friends Service Com- mittee John Laval Beauchamp, who passed away January 25, 1977 Two tired eyes are sleeping Two willing hands are still One who suffered far too much Is Resting in God's will The world is now so empty and still We need you more each day Since you were called away Always remembered by Parents, Wife and Sons. CARS & TRUCKS SNOWMOBILES REAL ESTATE == 526-8443 zs 526-5409 R. CHOLKAN & CO. LTD. 341 KING ST., MIDLAND Doug White 534-7615 Clarence Lee 361-2599 Ole Jensen 361-2157 Clare Lannan 526-8443 Laurie Gendron 756-2475 Harry Hagedorn 526-8443 Our inventory of unsold properties is considerably) below normal, and WE NEED LISTINGS for now and early Spring If you are thinking about selling, PLEASE CALL US One of Midland's for a free valuation of your property R. CHOLKAN & CO. 526-8443 - Penetang's Old Established Brokers Gibson Range for sale Good condition, $75.00. 549-8096 1969 Chevrolet, power steering and brakes, good engine, asking $250. Phone 526-8728. Classified Advertising Rates Classified advertising rates: $2.75 minimum for 18 words, 10 cents per word thereafter. Second consecutive insertion $2.50; third and sub- sequent consecutive insertions $2,25. An- nouncements, coming events, deaths, births, cards of thanks, engagements, $3.75 for 30 words, 10 cents per word thereafter. Classified display advertising 21 cents per agate line. Business directory $2.50 per column inch, minimum 13 weeks. Use of box number $1.00 additional. If ads charged and not paid within 14 days of insertion 50 cents additional for handling. Deadline for ads Wednesday, 5:00 p.m. All property rights in- cluding copyright in advertisements created in whole or in part by Markle Community Newspapers, Ltd. shall be vested in and be the property of the Company. No such advertisement or any part thereof may be reproduced without the prior written consent of the Company. is 1968 Olds. Phone 526-5585 1972 440 Nordic, new track and suspension, excellent condition, $400 or reasonable offer. Phone 549-8867 1972 brown Capri, V-6, extra tires, body in good shape, $800 or best offer. Phone 526-2821 1972 Meteor Rideau 500, V-8, engine, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, good condition, also 250 foot plastic extension cord, $15. Call 549-7161 Two Massey-Ferguson snowmobiles, 399 ec, 440 ec, 500 SST models. Motors practically new and new tracks. Asking $450 each. Phone 526-9797 or 526-4445. Ski-Doo Olympic twin cylinder 1976, just had 10 hour check, hardly used, spare parts and cover. $900. Budd Watson, 526- 9421 or 526-7425. 1969 Plymouth Satellite, 318, automatic, 2 door hardtop, good running condition, best offer. Phone 526-9685. PETS & LIVESTOCK 1975 Dodge %4 ton, power wagon, 4 x 4 with plow. Excellent condition. Will certify. Phone 526-9656. Horse for sale, registered 3 year old half quar- terhorse, mare. Must sell. Phone 534-7062. PERSONAL 1973 Renault 12; stationwagon, 4 cylin- ders, 55,000 miles, front wheel drive, radial tires, will certify. Phone 526- 5120. Are you raising children alone? So are we. Contact Parents Without Part- ners. For further in- formation phone 549-7584. 1973 GMC, 4 wheel drive, full suburban size, automatic, power steering and brakes, low mileage, trailer hitch, tape deck, go anywhere. Needs painted. $3300 or offer. Budd Watson, 526- 9421 or 526-7425. Study group for ex- panding consciousness, understanding, integr- ating the sexual and spiritual. Co-counselling, Tantra, Peer presen- tations. Interested call Midland 526-3538. 1977. Chrysler Cordoba, under warranty, 6,000 miles, all options, superb performance. Call Arnie evenings, 526-3446. use the classified marketplace! bs Rnvn Die Ae 0 One e906 ¢'0 00 ee ee ects 5 eeettee Six goal romp beats Wasaga Midland Juveniles romped to a 7-0 win over Wasaga Beach Saturday, in Georgian Bay Minor Hockey league play at the Penetanguishene Arena, Saturday. After -a scoreless first period, Midland exploded for six goals in the second period putting the game well out of reach of the Wasaga Beach club. A single goal in the third period upped the score to 7-0. Steve Kennedy got off to an early start in the second period with a goal from Fred Wallace before two minutes had elapsed. Steve Dunn scored with an assist by Martin Quigley and was followed 20 seconds later by Chris Wright, who scored from Wallace to make it 3-0. Midland scored three more quick goals before the end of the period, one each by Ange Decola, Mike Abram and Martin Quigley, giving them a commanding lead going into the third period. Assists on the goals went to Wright, Wallace, Dunn, Quigley and Martin Veall. Wallace scored Midland's seventh goal late in the third period Defence with assists going to Wright and Veall. Goaltender Craig Watson played an out- standing game in the Midland net to earn the shutout. Friday, Midland played to a 4-4 tie in exhibition play against Parry Sound at the Parry Sound Arena. Kevin Denis scored early in the first period to put Midland ahead after Martin Veall fed him a pass to set up the play. Chris Wright increased Midland's lead to two goals beating the Parry Sound netminder with a shot set up by Fred Wallace. The two teams played to a scoreless tie in the second period as_ both goaltenders came up with many excellent saves. Parry Sound came back to tie the game at 2-2 and went ahead by one goal momentarily before Tim Brickles scored unassisted to tie it again at 3-3. Chris Wright put Midland into the lead once again with a goal from Kevin Denis but, Parry Sound beat the Midland goalkeeper with only 41 seconds left in the game. Rick Moreau (43) defends for Ron's Longhorns during Simcoe County Men's Basketball league game with Orillia C and C Panters Wednesday at Midland Secondary School. Longhorns were slow to start their regularly fast paced game and waited until the third quarter to beat Panters 75-57. The Midland Secondary School senior basketball squad continued its winning ways Tuesday afternoon, with a 66-45 victory over Orillia's Park Street Collegiate. MSS hosted the Park - Street Cagers, and made it quite obvious io them why they hold down first place in GBSSAA senior basketball standings. After a slow start, the MSS team came alive in the second quarter. Coming out of the first quarter behind Park Street 12-6, MSS managed to get both its offence and defense working, limiting Park Street to ten points, while picking up 21 for itself. After half time, the game belonged to MSS. Its lead expanded to 49-31 by the end of the third quarter, and after a 17- point fourth quarter, the MSS squad had sent Park Street home with a convincing loss. High scorers for MSS were Glen Bannan with 18 points, Garth Haughton with 17,. and James Moreau, who netted 12 markers for MSS. The victory of the seniors, however, was all that MSS fans had to cheer about Tuesday. Both the Junior and Midget teams went down to defeat at the hands of clearly superior Park a Reg a uipii paseo eat oretigion Staff photo Midland Seniors lone winners Street squads. The juniors, although half time leaders in their game, could not withstand a powerful onslaught by Park Street, nor could they penetrate an inspired defense. MSS managed only six points in the last two quarters, and this, coupled with a 25-point second half by Park Street, was enough for the team to be beaten 33-25. MSS top scorers were Doug Heppler, who added nine points to his season's total, and John Farragher, who scored 8. Park Street midgets blasted the MSS squad out of their Adidas, walloping them 73-32. MSS was behind all the way in the game, although at half time it seemed that a victory was still possible, as only seven points separated the two squads. However, a 31-point third quarter scoring blitz by Park Street, sealed the fate of MSS. A 17-point final quarter by Park Street made that fate bonded and delivered. The outstanding player of the game was Park Street's Rosteau, who scored an amazing 36 points. Midland's top scorers were Dave Leduc, and Tod Clarke, who netted nine points apiece. §