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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ~ SPARE TIME ON YOUR HANDS? Adults or Senior Citizens to deliver Papers Wednesdays and/or Fridays in Midland & Penetanguishene Different areas available, Call Midland Times 526-2283 You can earn extra spending money with a Times paper route. It's just like BOYS: GIRLS in Midland Sy. haviny a business of your own! For more information about a route in the 3rd, 4th, 5th area, call the Midland Times 526-2283 Students! Earn $350.- $6.00 per hour with our sales drive. Hours 5 - 9 week days, 12 - 6 weekends. For more information, call Mr. Taylor 835-2733. 80TF Wanted - Driver Salespersons. Must be well groomed, hard worker & bondable. We give high commissions, bonus & company vehicle. Full time only. Must be 21 years old. Call 1-705-436-4007 (home or 526-4517 (bus. ). 90 to 93 ES. ay 8B TST ARES 2 p.m. sharp, or ~call accepted. GET IN ON SOMETHING BIG!! Full or part-time, business is good! We need honest, sincere sales people to join us now and stay a long time. Don't worry about experience. We will show you how to be successful and receive rapid promotion. You will earn while you learn and receive Training Allowance plus commission weekly, plus cash bonuses for extra participation. This is pleasant dignified work. Apply in person to Mr. Leonard at ihe Holiday Inn, Barrie on Monday, November 26, at 2 p.m. or 7 1-416-968-6220-collect calls 93 DEATHS Bruneau-Nellie At Nanaimo, B.C., on Tuesday, November 13, 1984. Nellie Mae Hutchinson of Elmvale, in her 71st year. Beloved Wife of the late Leo Bruneau. Dear Mother of Bill Green of Barrie, John Green of Waverley, Barry Bruneau of Bay Ridges, Leona (Mrs. T. Needle) of Elmvale, Crystal Saul of B.C., Andy Bruneau of Bay Ridges and Danny at home. Lovingly remembered by 13 Grandchildren and 1 Great Grandchild. Sister of Frank Hut chinson of Collingwood and the late Charles Hutchinson and Margaret Flader. The Funeral Mass was held at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Elmvale, on Saturday, November 17, at 10 a.m. Interment St. Patrick's Cemetery, Phelpston. Your ad could be here Simply call Midland 526-2283 Penetang 549-2012 Elmvale 322-1871 Victor's Unisex Hairstylist in the Bayfield Mall, Barrie needs a Barber, also a hairstylist. experience is a must. Apply in person anytime or 726-3321 phone for appointment.} , s5TF IN MEMORIAM Spring, Myrtle: In loving memory of my Wife, who passed away November 22, 1983. In a little country graveyard, Where gentle breezes blow, Rests the one I loved so dearly, And lost one year ago. But time has proved to me, How much I miss you yet. To me _ you someone special, Someone good and true. You will never be forgotten, For I thought the world of you. were Your loving Husband Cliff 93 Spring, Myrtle: In loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandmother, Myrtle Spring, who _ passed away November 22, 1983. She left us suddenly, Her thoughts unknown, But left us with a memory, We are proud to own. So treasure her, Lord, In her garden of rest, For when on earth, She was one of the best. Always remembered, lan, Laurine, Doreen and Grandson Leonard 93 AUCTION SALES be / W Selling Successful Sales Since 1957 Estate Auction Wednesday evening, Nov. 28 at 5 p.m. at Embassy Hall, 386 Blake St., Barrie for Mrs. Lydia Miller and 2 other estates. Furniture: 2 pcs. chesterfield suite, coffee and end tables, living room lamps, Electrohome colour TV like new, mantle clock, 9 pcs. walnut dining room suite, Electrohome hi fi and record player, complete portable fireplace, 4 pcs. 4 poster bedroom suite, cedar chest, desk, electric Singer sewing machine, 2 pcs. bedroom suite, mirrors, old yarn winder, wicker sewing basket, desk lamp, bedside table, 5 pcs. dinette suite w/extension, antique dove tail drawers, blanket box, magazine rack, rocking chair, drop leaf table, picnic table, card table set, fern stand, scatter matts, hassock, pole lamp, jar- dinieres, floor lamps, towel rack, antique sewing machine, old kitchen cupboard, pine cupboard, large desk, *% size bed, captains chair, old picture frames, wood and coal burning rage, old whiskey barrels. China, glass, flatware: several pcs. of old Cranberry, Royal Nixon, Nippon, Crown Derby, Mikado pattern, pressed glass, art glass, fancy Royal costume jewellery, small showcase, Indian tree pattern plate, goblets, black amethyst bud vases, radios, cups and saucers, hand painted dishes, stainless steel flatware for 89, encyclopedia. Bed- ding, miscellaneous etc.: 2 swivel rockers, exer- cise bike, dye cabinet, 2 stained glass windows, washstand, easel, qty. of dishes, pliances, flatware, pots and pans, Kelvinator refrigerator, floor polisher, iron board, Electrolux vacuum cleaner, lawn chairs, crocks, oil lamps, toastergrill, Simplicity wringer washer, apple bar- rel, water hose and sprinkler, ext. ladder and step ladders, snow showels, branch clippers and much more. Sale includes something for everyone, Christmas gifts antiques, Preview from 4 p.m. day of sale, lunch or dinner available. Terms cash or cheques wiidentification, day of sale. "ARCHER C i) ' QUALIFIED AND RECOGNIZED Auctioneer ¢ Appraiser Farm ¢ Furniture e Antiques Estates e Real Estate BUYERS & SELLERS AUCTION SALES | OLWILL 726-8904 AUTHORITY handled chest of Doulton, Belleek, figurines, satin glass, small ap- collectables etc. Sipe oss only: AUCTION SALE Sat., Nov. 24, ll a.m. 325 Elizabeth St., Midland for Elizabeth McMann Kelvinator Refrigerator, 24' Kelvinator Range, Washer Spindry, Freezer, Wringer Washer, Vacuum Cleaner, 26"' Motorola Colour TV, Duncan Phyfe Table & 4 chairs,Hoop backed Chair, Chesterfield and chair, Occasional Chairs, Singer console Sewing Machine, Sewing Basket, Wicker Plant Stand, Beds & Dressers (matched), Low & Highboy Dresser (old), Chest of Drawers, Writing Desk- Bookcase,Lamps, Pictures, Mirrors, Clover Sessions Cedar Chest, Table. Studio Couch, small Appliances, Cookware, Pots, Pans-ete., 2 sets Meakin Dishes, Royal Winton China, China Cups & Saucers, Casseroles, cul Glass, Silver Cruit Set, Rogers Bros. Silver- Kitchen Set, Clocks, Smoke Stand, alum. Stepladder, electric Lawn Mower, elect. Fan, Garden Tools & Wheel Silvertone topped 'Table, Wardrobe (wooden), ware, chrome Barrow. Terms: available. Cash or RUMNEY & BLACK AUCTIONEERS INC, sob Rumney, Auctioneer Bob 31-3572 cheque 7 cu.ft. Woods Mantle Clock (old), Telephone chrome Rocker, with L.D.. Luneh Les 1295084 93 AUCTION SALE Tues., Nov. 27, 11 a.m. JASONS-Huronia Mall Ilwy 93, Midland, Ontario 10,000 square feet of fixtures from retail dry goods store: Clothes racks, Bunks; Shelving wall and centre aisle-wall Cupboards with drawers, skids, fabric stands, cash register, antique cash register, electric sign 18'x2' __ NO RESERVES-EVERYTHING MUST SELL RUMNEY & BLACK AUCTIONEERS INC. Bob Kumney, Auctioneer 30b 53A-35 X Y "1 t ~ Les 429-5084 93 Take sting out of ] tT | a Cold weather does expensive things to your car's fuel consumption, but there are ways to take the sting out of winter. A block heater can make it easier to start the engine in cold weather. Rather than wasting the electricity to have it on all night, or getting up very early in the morning to plug it in, buy a timer and set it to go on two hours before you need the car. Once the car is started, don't go back in the house for a second cup of coffee. Even on cold days you are unlikely to need more than 30 seconds to get: the car warm enough for driving. All parts of the drive train must warm up in order for the car to run at peak efficiency, but the transmission, differential and tires will not warm up unless the car is moving. Driving the car slowly for the first ten , minutes will give the drive train a chance to warm up. Tires are also affected by winter tem- perature fluctuations. With each 10 degree celcius drop in temperature tire pressure decreases. It pays to check the tire pressure regularly since underinflated tires make a car use more fuel and are more prone to blow out. Tire pressure can easily be measured with a pressure gauge and is best done when tires have not been used for several hours. Underinflated tires can be filled free of charge at a service station air pump to the maximum pressure level stamped on the tire sidewall. As most summer radial tires are not ef- ficient in snow, snow tires should be installed. With a front wheel drive car it is best to put snow tires on all four wheels. If the summer radials are fitted on non-traction wheels make sure the snow tires installed are also radials. Be sure to remove snow tires immediately once the snow is gone in the spring. The ef- ficiency decreases significantly when not driven on snow. It's not a bad idea to change your engine oil at least twice a year and one of those changes should be just before winter sets in. As temperatures drop the engine oil becomes thicker, so take this opportunity to switch to a lower viscosity (thinner) 5W-30 oil. At the same time get your mechanic to set the idle speed, timing, and mixture to manufacturer's specifications. This is also a good time for you to check and fill antifreeze and other fluids. Planning your trips carefully is important in cold weather. Because cold cars are relatively inefficient, short trips, which don't give your car a chance to warm up are ex- pensive. Try to do all errands in.one extended trip. And remember not to leave your car idling when running in to do errands - it take more fuel to leave the car idling than it does to stop and restart it. Even though drivers tend to drive fewer kilometers in winter months, their fuel consumption does not decrease propor- tionately. The average Ontario fuel con- sumption ration for personal cars varies from 13.1 L kn (21.6 mpg) in summer to 15.6 L km (18.1 mpg) in winter. Any fuel economy tips implemented during winter will pay double dividends. The agerage car uses about 630 litres from January to March. At 47 cents per litre, that's almost $300. A 15 percent saving - possible with care - would net you almost $45. For more energy conservation information, contact the Ministry of Energy, GMS Box 37, Queens Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2B7, or Drive Save at the Ministry of Transportation andCommunications, Central Bldg. 1201 Wilson Ave., Downsview, Ontario, M3M 1J8, (416) 248-3821. Wednesday, November 21, 1984, Page 25