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Huronia Calendar May28 _ Tea and bake sale at Huronia Nursing Home, 38 Church Street, Penetanguishene, on Thursday, May 28 between 1.30 p.m. and 3 p.m. see May 29 Midland Y's Men's Club announces Camp Wendakay, a weekday summer playground for children. The summer program directed by Nancy Hook, is now preparing for registration. Rummage sale at the Penetanguishene Legion on Fri., May 29, between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Men's, ladies, children's clothing, and white elephant table. Sponsored by Quota Club of Huronia. May 30 Victoria Harbour Chamber'6f Commerce dance on Saturday May 30 between 9 p.m. and 1 a.m. in the Sportsman Motor Inn, Victoria Harbour. Tickets $10 per couple. Disc jockey, buffet lunch. Telephone Bev Juneau (534- 3118) - Midland Civinettes are holding a flea market on Sat. May 30 in St. Paul's United Church starting 10 a.m. Baking, clothing, white elephant. To donate, call June Burtch (526-7260) or Mary Anne Ivens (526- 9814). Auction sale at Ebenezer United Church, Con. 2, Tay Township, on Sat., May 30 at 11 a.m. Appliances, furniture, dishes, handmade quilts, afghans, bake sale, plants and crafts. Penetanguishene Cubs bottle drive on Sat.., May 30. May 31 Variety show on Sun., May 31 at7 p.m. in St. Joseph School gymnasium. Tickets $2 adults, children 50 cents, from the rectory, stores with posters and church council members. St. Ann's Parish Council. June 3 A meeting on Wed., June 3 at 8 p.m: in the Midland Public Library to revitalize the Midland and District Historical Society. June4 Euchre party on Thurs., June 4 at 8 p.m. Champlain Club, basement of Our Lady of Rosary Church, across the bay from Penetanguishene. Cash prizes, door prizes. Light lunch. Afghan draw after euchre game. A meeting of the Midland Penetanguishene and District branch of the Canadian Diabetes Association is being held on Thurs., June 4 at 8 p.m. in Midland Secondary School and is open to the general public. Speaker is Dr. Ann Kenshold, a specialist in diabetes who will be able to answer all questions. June 5 Second Ontario regional conference for separated and divorced Catholics June 5-7 at St. Joseph's College School, Toronto. Telephone in the evening either 416 755-1325 or 416 499-5830. Pamphlets describing the weekend may be picked up at the Midland Times office. June 6 The Mothers Club of St. Mark's Church is holding a rummage sale on Sat., June 6 at 10 a.m. at the church. Vasey United. Church auction Saturday, June 6 at 11 __ in the Vasey Community Park. Many items to bid on plus games and pony rides for children. Home baking and refreshments. Telling the Church's Story, a com- munications workshop on church newsletters, press releases, will be held on Sat., June 6 between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at the Simcoe Resource Centre, Highways 11 and 93 near Barrie. Information, telephone Rita (737- 0504) or (728-9538). OUR POLICY Huronia Calender is an every Wednesday feature of this newspaper. Non-profit organizations are invited to use this feature. Every effort will be made to announce your special event in at least two editions prior to the event itself. For more information, call the editor at 526- 2283. MVC canvass AUCTION SALES "Auction Sale" spring fling and bake sale. Anglican Church lawn AUCTION SALES | AUCTION SALES reaches day nine Today marks day number nine for the 14 day canvassing project for the Midland-Huronia Volleyball Club. Club members are looking for monetary support from. the residents of Midland to construct outdoor volleyball courts in Little Lake Park. The courts will be beach sand based and will consist of four courts with permanent metal posts and wooden boundaries. The MVC has been working with the Parks Board since February of last year on this project, this canvassing being one of the last steps in the long process. The Parks Board is now advertising for tenders to build the courts. The project will wrap up June 2 with a co-ed volleyball tournament at Midland YMCA for club members and friends at 8.15 p.m. Midland Minor Soccer is coming along well and has progressed from the formation stage. The league now has 83 kids registered in the} three levels of play with another 20 registrations lined up for this week. Ken Cave, league organizer would like to keep the league to around the 100 registration mark, stating he doesn't want to go too large before they can institute some more organization. Al present, the biggest problem for the league is a lack of coaches and if you can help out there, call Cave at 525-4275. The league will also be looking for sponsors for the teams and that will involve a small amount of money as the sponsors will only have to pay for the sweaters. JOINT AUCTION SALE FOR TIM SPENCER AND AL PHOENIX SATURDAY, JUNE 6TH, 1981 at 12:30 p.m. Sharp PT. E/H Lot 15, Concession 10, Medonte Town- ship Located on County Road 19, halfway between Highway 12 and Highway 400 at Eady. Consisting of 4 Tractors, horses, sheep, nearly new farm equipment, horse drawn equipment and some household equipment. in Elmvale. Saturday May = Spalted Lae "¢: < a.m. Coffee an g Classified ads lunch. Bargains galore. : "*Milt" race, auc- get results deaeesed Sore and have f i ilt. AUCTION SALES | ""™ 40,42 May 30 / 81 - 11:00a.m. AUCTION SALE at Ebenezer United Church Con. 2, Tay Township Appliances, furniture, dishes, handmade quilts and afghans. also BAKE SALE PLANTS AND CRAFTS 42,43 Lytle Johnstone Auctioneer Telephone 835-2517 41,42 RR1, Victoria Harbour 934-3912 | AUCTION SALE Sat., May 30, 11:00 a.m. sharp Ebenezer Church on the Ebenezer Sideroad 2 mi. East of 27 Hwy. between Con. 1 and 2, Tay Township New Quilts, Feather Pillows, Afghans, 3 Fridges (working), 2 Spin Dry Washers, Humidifier, 2 sides fresh Pork, . Firewood, Power Reel Lawn Mower-excellent shape, , 125' 4%" Air Craft Cable, New Shower Stall, Chandelier, Chesterfield and Chair, Williams Treadle Sewing Machine, School Desks, Dryer, Chrome Set, Bedroom Suite, Electric Range, Fireplace Screen, Hereford Calf, Electrical Fixtures, 200 gal. Oil Tank, Pool Table, Steel Railing, Electric Paint Sprayer, High Chair, Faning Mill, Chrome Set, Trilight Lamp, Rollaway Bed, Asbestos Chimney, Dresser and Chest of Drawers. Many more articles not listed. Lunch served. Vasey United Church Sale Sat., June 6, 11:00 a.m. sharp Vasey Ball Park Bob Rumney, Auctioneer RR1, Victoria Harbour SCL5 Phone 534-3572 42,43 Twenty-two buildings Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons offers 22 authentically --_ recons- tructed buildings, in- cluding a cookhouse, chapel, blacksmith shop, carpenter shop, Huron longhouse, and the first hospital in Ontario. Moral victory for Bulls inlosing to Brock 22-10 Midland Bulls Rugby Club scored a "moral victory'? Saturday in Can- nington when they played the Brock Rugby squad but unfortunately came up on the short end of a 22-10 game. That was the lowest score Midland has ever lost to Brock by in the number of years they have played against them which goes to show the Bulls are definitely getting better. Midland Bulls' points were scored by forwards Rick LeRoux and John Lenio with Al MacDonald coverting Lenio's try for the extra two points. Also putting in good performances for the Bulls were Steve Josland and Richard Thomas with university students Steve Clarke and Kirk Swales also making an impressive showing. This was the Bulls' first league In fact, the game was even closer at 16-10 until the final play of the game when Brock scored a try and a con- version. Page 20, Wednesday, May 27, 1981 game, their next match being played at Midland Secondary School against Peterborough, that game starting at 1.30 p.m. ARCHER COLWILL 726-8904 QUALIFIED AND RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY ~ Auctioneer ¢ Appraiser FARM © FURNITURE © ANTIQUES ESTATES ¢ REALESTATE Selling Successful Sales since 1957 Saturday, May 30 at 12 noon For William McCuaig on line 3 Oro Twp. 1 mile N. of Hwy. 11. Cattle: 16 Hereford cows wicalves at foot, 7 yearlings, Hereford bull. Horse: Quarter horse mare 10 yrs., quiet. Machinery: Cockshutt 550 diesel tractor, new rubber and motor, A.C. 180 gas tractor w/duals, cab, heat, air and radio, 3 p.h. cultivator, Fleury tandem discs, Oliver 3 furrow plow, Int. manure spreader #101, J.D. baler 14T, Int. side delivery rake, Int. 7' mower 3 p.h., Allied bale elevator 35', McKee harvester and pipes, Gehl hammer mill and belt, grain auger, Viking milking machine, fanning mill, scales, qty. of used steel roofing, horse cutter, set new single driving harness, 1956 Int. /2 ton truck (as is), wagon and rack, truck cap, qty. of baled hay and straw, wire fence stretcher. Furniture: kitchen table, rocking chair, dressers, refrigerator, mostly antique items. Saturday, June 6 at 9:30 a.m. : For Mrs. Hilda Phillips, Wyevale. Sale ~ of household furniture, appliances, garden and carpenter tools. Saturday, June 6 at 1 p.m. For estate of Mrs. Lucy Cole, Anten Mills. Sale of household furniture, appliances, garden tools etc. Livestock sale, fresh farm produce, flea market every Thursday 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Largest market north of Toronto. Book your private sales well in AUCTIONS| ~ NAPTER~ ORILLIA ONT. 325-8333 326-5788 AUCTION CARS e TRUCKS GARAGE EQUIPMENT CAMPERS e BOAT Saturday May 30th. at 11 o'clock Hwy. 11 Orillia, 1/2 mile north of Sundial EQUIPMENT- Sale commences at 11 a.m. featuring Marquis arc welder, (like new), Pulsar 960 scope, John Bean visualiner front end machine, bear spin wheel balance, Mays electric pneumatic tire machine, automatic radiator flushing sys- tem & filter, Champion spark plug cleaner & testing machine, coffee vending mach- ine 12-1000 x 20°' truck tires & rims, 15000 BTU air conditioner, plus a large selection of garage and tire equipment. Heat detectors. VEHICLES TO FOLLOW: 1954 FORD plu 6 cy!. standard (Cert) 1951 CHEVROLET 2dr. 6 cyl A. restorable 1958 PONTIAC 4 dr. 8 cyl, A-90 percent restored 58 Dodge Crusador 6 cy!. 76 PLY FURY SPORTS 8 cyl. A. PS PB 76 T-BIRD fully loaded 14000 miles on new engine 76 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 400 cc eng. extra wide rear tires. 74 CADILLAC deVille, loaded 76 UDSTER 8 cyl, A, PS PB 77 HONDA HATCHBACK 4 cy!. 77 GMC plu-8 cyl. A 75 PACER 6cyl.A 74 CHEV MONTE CARLO 8 cyl. A, PS PB 77 CUTLASS SUPREME 8 cy!. PS PB 75 LINCOLN MARK IV loaded 77 FORD 8 cy!l., A. PS PB 75 GRANADA 8 cy!., A PS PB. 75 MAVERICK 8 cyl, A. PS PB. 77 RAMCHARGER 4 x 4, 8 cyl, PS PB wench 78 FORD COURIER 4 cyl, standard 68 GMC TANDEM DUMP 2-74 DODGE CREWCABS 8 cyl. A. Fibre glass 2 wheel bubble trailer, suitable for small car or motorcycle (like new). "SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS"' ATTENTION- Garage operators & car dealers- If you have any surplus garage equipment, now is the time to turn it into immediate cash. Consignments welcome up to Friday May 29th. TERMS- $100 cash deposit day of sale. Balance by Monday June 1st. Financing can be arranged by calling Ron Reuter prior to sale. ANNOUNCEMENTS advance. Selling Successful Sales Since 1957. THE BEAR MOUNTAIN HUNT CLUB Penetanguishene Wishes to announce their availability for contract sawmilling and Squared Timber Homes. We have a package for landowners whereby we will Harvest and Square Timber as well as contruct the home-cottage of your choice - 100 or so mature trees is all it takes. No middle men. If necessary we can arrange all financing. Write or Call for Details 549-7766 41-42 ee ee a att Sc