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eS ee Ee 7 me ees le: Aa te ie ETE, PP Planning a GARAGE SALE? uae 3 25 | Includes a insertionS Wednesday paper, Friday Weekender. 15 words or less - extra words 12 cents each) and your FREE.....- Sale signs. 7 Lawn sale Saturday, June 8,8a.m. Rain date Summer annual garage sale now on. Articles, : June 15. Baby items dishes, tools, car parts, ' : toys, games, books, ee gen cane household items, a4 = uniforms. 1043 Glen from Hillsdale on Conc. = 5 : 1 of Medonte £43.45 iat! Cres. Midlan- ; ; j 45,46 Saturday, June 8th at 23 4 family sale June 8, 9 Harriett Sith a7 <7 : Apnetnenishene, a.m. Large quantity of Irom gs) am. ovo. 1 alee 1] Sean = ere reer miscellaneous. Lafontaine Village. 45,46 AUCTION SALES ' 'Rumney & Black Auctioneers Inc. AUCTION SALES | BOB RUMNEY 534-3572 SCL-5 LES BLACK 429-5084 SCL-16 Your Satisfaction Is Our Success Auction Sale The Estate of Frank Caston of Wyevale on County Rd. 6 ' North of Elmvale Saturday, June 8-11 sharp ; Furniture, appliances, Dion threshing mach., truck camper, heavy & light team sleighs, har- ness, good western saddles, trailers. Furniture & Appliances - Moffat fridge & stove, stereo, kitchen set,-washstands, bed & dressers, chest of drawers, telephone table, hall tables, wringer washer. Antique collectibles - pigeonhole desk, washstand, wicker planter, wooden telephone, antique radio, oil lamps, crocks, railroad & barn lanterns, wash bench, McClary railroad van stove, cpatian's chair, rocking chairs, press back chair, Singer Treadle machine, old grain cradle, ice tong. Machinery & Equipment Tools - Dion threshing mach. on rubber (stored inside) w. straw shredder, Massey Harris 7' binder good canvas, Allis Chalmers rubber tired wagon & rack, Clondike 3 pt. htch 9' cultivator, 2 sets drag harrows, trailers Machinery & Equipment Tools - Dion threshing mach. on rubber (stored inside) w/ straw shredder, Massey Harris 7' binder good canvas, Allis Chalmers rubber tired wagon & rack, 20' bale elevator w motor, Clondike 3 pt. htch 9' cultivator, 2 sets drag harrows, trailers, platform scales, fanning mill, motors, - gas & electric - wire farm gates, cow stauchens, walking plow, 5 hp rototiller, lawn mower, alu. ladders, table saw, 7" vice wrenches & tools, set of burdizos, bag truck, fuel tank, railroad ties, elec, grinder, tool box, bear traps, chains, ', drill, braces, axes, shovels, etc. wheelbarrow. Trucks - 1974 GMC Pickup, 1949 3 Ton Ford Truck, 1940 3 ton Dump Horse drawn equipment, etc. - 2 sets heavy team sleighs in good condition, 1 set light draft sleighs w seats, buggy & democrat running gear & wheels w.. / extra wheels, horse collars in good condition, horse harness, string of harness bells, neck yokes, double & whipple trees, chains, 1 wooden wheeled wagon w. gram box & seat, 1975 Wrangler 4 horse trailer, custom built. Coachman truck camper,sleeps 6,in good con- dition, 10 western saddles, bridles & blankets. Many more articles too numerous to mention. Execulors or Auctioneer not responsible for loss or accident day of sale Lunch available Rumney & Black Auctioneers Inc. GARAGE SALE Multi family yard & bake sale, Saturday, June 8,10 a.m. 341 Sixth St., Port MeNicoll. 45,46 GARAGE SALE Sunday, June 9 -begins at 9:30 a.m. Held at 31 Wolfe Street. Many articles tobeseen. 45,46 Saturday, June 8. Good variety of household articles, some furniture, On Saturday, June 8. Ann Street South, Penetanguishene. : : portable dishwasher, Eien family gees etc. 294 Hanly St., Se ebalnge te oe idland,. 9: "apel Saturday, Junes, from 8 chy Pe A SS aee a.m. to ? 20 Beaumar' yard sale Saturday, Dr., Penetang. All June 8, 8 a.m. at 344 kinds of tools. 45,46 Fifth St., Midland. 45,46 Multi family yard sale Sat., June 8, 8-4. Plants, toys, clothes, ete. Old Penetang Road, 1 mile Isobel Doan are invited off Hwy. 12. If rain, a fn mines, 45.46 to an "Open House"' on H Sun., June 16, 1985 from -- -- -- -- -- 2-4 p.m. at 20 Flos Garage sale 778 William Cresc., Elmvale_ to St., Unit 53, Midland, 9 _ celebrate her 80th birth- a.m.Sat.,June8. 45,46 day. No gifts, -------------------- E45,47 please. AUCTION SALES | AUCTION SALES ARCHER COLWILL 726-8904 . QUALIFIED AND RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY Auctioneer ¢ Appraiser FARM e FURNITURE e° ANTIQUES ESTATES * REALESTATE Selling Successful Sales since 1957 Sat. June 15 at 10:00 a.m. for Everett Cowan located 2 miles S of Craighurst on Hwy. 93. Sale of household furniture, china, bedding, farm machinery, horse trailer, tools, etc. Watch for full list next week. ' 45 Friends and relatives of ° Bob Rumney Les Black Orillia 534-3572 429-5084 "a Bob Rumney - Auctioneer "gy 325-8333 Sat., June 8 - 11:00 a.m Sharp for Mrs. Lois Ness, of Coldwater (who is retiring from farming) Bldg No. 3, Orillia Fairground (Hwy. 12 W to fairground Road) ANTIQUES & FURNITURE "Mahogany tea wagon", walnut coffee table, pine bake table, tilt top table, walnut armoire, maple bedroom suite w two twin beds, wicker chairs, oak lounge, mahogany desk w. ink well, oak office chair, green velvet parlour chair w ottoman fanback chairs w cane seats, wing back chairs, 39' antique bedroom suite w. dresser, mirror & night table, large spindle, back rocker, press back chairs, antique bullseye bed, walnut fireplace mantel, fern stands, drop leaf desk, highboy dressers, 3-piece chesterfield suite (colonial), bathroom vanity w_ sink. GUNS 16 gage springfield J Stevens Arms Co. 2-3," chamber, Mossberg 22 semi-auto w_ scope. TOOLS & HARDWARE Craftman router, 7!»"' B&D powersaw, 7!2" Miller Falls powersaw, B&D sander, Shopmate bench, Electric snow shovel, anvil, skeet thrower, small boat trailer, above ground swimming pool, plus.... APPLIANCES 16 cu. ft. woods freezer, Westinghouse fridge, Simplicity washer, spin dryer, numerous small kitchen appliances. MISCELLANEOUS collection of brass horse fobs & accessories, 2 large western horse saddles, sap buckets, gun rack, 40 channel CB, wagon wheel, coach type lights, pr of Realistic walkie-talkies (new), large ice tongs, Carls Wetsler telescope, wraught iron wood stand, quantity of silverware, dishes and china, mink jacket, old Station master picture, setting of 6 Susie Cooper dishes, quantity of Champion camping equipment & items. AUCTIONEERS NOTE Mrs. Lois Ness is retiring from farming and there are many articles to be included in this sale which are not listed. TERMS: Cash or cheque w_ ID - lunch available - This sale is subject to additions and deletions. Next sale Sat., June 15th, for the estate of the late Mr. Clyde Christie of Orillia. 45,46 WAPIER AUCTIONS o oBy Colmiche Inc. rt Jug City in first place tie with Performance In Thursday night action in the Penetang- Midland Ball Hockey League, Stoneleigh Pontiac's Ray Hook 'stoned' John Desroches Construction Limited 5- 0. Teammates Bill Arbour and Kevin Ellis scored twice each while Keith Moreau added a single marker to ac- count for the Pontiacs scoring. Jug City did in S. Charlebois Haulage 7-3. Bill Ladouceur notched a hat trick for the vic- tors while James Grozelle added a pair. Dan O'Hara and Brian' McReynolds popped in one apiece to round out the scoring attack for Jug City. Answering for Charlebois were Greg St. Amant (2), and David Robillard. Performance Sports appear to be almost invincible this season as they have only one loss. Thursday night was no different as they rolled to an 8-2 victory over the Commodore Hotel. Kirk Motor Swales led the way with a hat trick, while Carl Weber added a pair. Other scorers were Dave Wright, Rick Rever, and _ Chris Wright. Trent Maracle scored both goals for the Hotel. Thursday's fourth game saw _ Hindson Marine defeat E&R Discount 6-1. Dave Lefaive accounted for most of the Marine scoring as he chalked up five tallies. Bill Hackney and John Yorke chipped in with singletons. Dave Ruston was the only Discounter to light the scoreboard. In Sunday's action at the Penetang Arena, S. Charlebois Haulage won by default over the hapless E&R Discount 2-0 Jug City Jets kept pace with Performance Motor Sports by edging Hindson Marine 6-3. Terry King, Dave Genier scored twice for the Jets with singles coming off the sticks of Brian and Blair McReynolds. Scott Hook, Mike Brunelle, and Glen Hirlehey accounted for the Marine coring. In game two, the Stoneleigh Pontiacs continued their recent winning ways by downing the Com- modore Hotel 4-1. Paul Duval(2), Mac Spears, and Keith Moreau supplied the fire power for the Pontiacs. Chuck Tanti notched the single marker for the Hotel. The final game of the day saw Mr. Car Wash come within a point in the standings of fifth place John Desroches Construction Limited by defeating them by an 8-3 score. Steve Paul and John Johnson' each tallied twice while singles went to Randy Asselin, Al Whidden, Jeff Dunn, and Dan Lethbridge. Glen Hancock, Brad Copeland and Martial Robitatille replied for Desroches. Penetang Midland Ball Hockey League standings as of June 2. Equal opportunity inemployment book available by SANDRA SADDY Available now at the Contact Information Centre: A Workbook on Equal Opportunity in Employment, published by the Ontario Human Rights Commission race relations division. A useful workbook helpful in making more effective use of human resources; focusing 9n race relations issues and other principles on the Ontario Human , Rights Code. Summary principles identified in the Workbook are: We are all subject to various forms of discriminatory _ treat- ment. Racial discrimination is unacceptable. Equal opportunity is a means of overcoming organizational barriers and -- discriminatory practices at the work- place. Equal opportunity equals an_ effective management orga- nizational function. Selection must be based on job-related criteria. Hire and or promote the most qualified candidate. Terinination should be based on an objective performance appraisal. Employees are en- titled to continuous feedback as to what is expected of them. Take immediate action. A seemingly harmless incident very quickly grows into something larger. Develop and _ im- plement strategies for improving communi- cations and promoting harmonious and ethnic relations at the work- place. All employees have different needs which can be met through positive action, Inpeespecitic= (Cit. cumstances, the needs of certain groups may have to be met through special programs such as preferential hiring. A etfective equal Opportunity program should: incorporate a positive plan of action, reflec! issues and concerns of the work- place and the com- munity, comply with the Ontario Human Right Code, be based on broad employee participation, not be unilaterally in- troduced, not be the sole responsibility of one individual (others lose Interest), be reviewed and updated by ap- propriate workplace personnel. The Human Right Code is a usefule resource as well as the law. Use it to promote equal employment opportunity. Just completing this workbook is not enough. Do something! There are resources. Use them! Stop by the Contact Information Centre in the lower level of Edwards Village Mall and pick up your copy of this booklet. We are usually open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Remember for free community information and referral call Con- fact (a registered charitable -- organizatl- ion) al 526-9333. "It's my eyes this time, doctor--i opened it up, and every page was a blur." Tuesday, June 4, 1985, Page 25