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Luiuidm 70 tondon TRUSTEE AGENTS SALE BY TENDER SEALED TENDERS will be received by the undersigned Trustee and Agent until 1100 oclock in the forenoon on Thursday November 16 1978 for the purchase of the following assets ParceII Fully Furnished and Submarine Sandwich Restaurant situated main thoroughfa Parcel2 Trustees interest in lease of premises at Orillia Decorated and Equipped Donut on re in Orillia Ontario Ontario location All tenders must be clearly marked Tender Do not open The DoNut Factory Ltd on the face thereof and must be sealed They must be accompanied by certified cheque payable to SMITH KLYMAS SELK LIMITED In Trust for 15 of the amount tendered which will be returned if the tender is not accepted and forfeited to the undersigned if the tender is accepted and the sale not com pleted by the purchaser The balance is due upon closing or as may be arranged with the Trustee and and Provincial sales taxes are ext Agent Where applicable Federal ra Tenders may be for individual parcels or en bloc but any en bloc tender must stipulate separate price for each parcel The highest or any tender wil not necessarily be accepted The premises will be open for inspection Monday the I3th day of November I978 form I0200 Road Orillia Ontario to I2200 noon at 331 Atherley The bids will be opened at the Brookdale Inn I50 Dunlap Street West Barrie Ontario Thursday November I6 1978 and the meeting will commence at the hour of 930 oclock in the forenoon All bidders are invited to attend this meeting The principals and their agent reserve the right to waive any conditions Further information may be the undersigned DATED at the City of Toronto obtained by communication with this 7th day of November 1978 SMITH KLYMAS SELK LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy and Agent 625 Church Street Toronto Ont ario M4Y 2GI 4I6 9648664 Attention Mr Terry Reid Ontario Ontario Ministry of Natu ral Rescurces SALE OF TIMBER TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES up to and including Friday November 24th I978 at I2200 noon EST for the right to fell approx 52500 fbm Oak logs and approx 85 cards fuelwood on pt Wi lot Con Vespra Twp in the County of Simcoe FURTHER PARTICULARS AND TENDER FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED upon application to the Superintendent Midhurst Forest Tree Nursery Midhurst Ontario LOL IXO Phone 7057286599 THE HIGHEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED GROVES Superintendent NlO Ontario Ontario Ministry of Natu ral Resources SALE OF TIMBER TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES up to and including Friday November 24th I978 at 1200 noon EST for the right to red pine on pt WV lot Can Simcoe fell approx 5200 cubic feet of Vespra Twp in the County of FURTHER PARTICULARS AND TENDER FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED upon application to the Superintendent Midhurst Forest Tree Nursery Midhurst Ontario LOL IXO Phone 7057286599 THE HIGHEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED £0 79 auction solos Equipment tires 74 Stinger 400 Scorpion Cheque 88 AU 70573 UNRERVED $100000 1AUTOMOTIVE PARTS GARAGE AUCTION SATURDAY NOV 25th of I75 John St Barrie Ont am SHARP We have been authorized by the trustee to Supplement Sell the following chattels by Public Auction Office Garage Air Hand tools WonderMatic DialABend Pipe Bender Marquilte Scope air compressor wheel balancer tire changers Alemite front Alignment Machine shocks by Munroe Gabriel Goodyear and Wonder Brake parts by Certified Walker mufflers and pipes Keystone and Superior mags and wheels list Watch for full list Nov 22nd I978 Terms Cash Certified Sale conducted by INDUSTRIAL AND LIQUIDATION DIVISION ROVES Superintendent NIO 79 auction sales Dodge 600 Stake truck Partial CTIONEERS 70879 DCS AUCTIONS DCS ANTIQUES FINE FURNITURE LTD ON HWY 89 WEST OF HWY 27 IN THE VILLAGE SUNDAY NOV Approx 200 choice lots with go imported furnishings including other woods plus varied selecti 40 MILES NORTH OF TORONTO OF COOKSTOWN MRI of pm od selection of Canadian English pine oak mahogany walnut on of copper brass china Also cloks pictures collectibles and many more items too numerous tolist TERMS CASH PARKING VREFRESHMENTS Pncvcw DAY PRIOR ALSOZHOURS CHEQUE CHARGEX STORAGE DELIVERY AVAILABLE TOSALE lOa rn 5pm PRIOR to SALE BIDS MAY BE LEFT AT OFFICE IF UNABLE TO ATTEND SALE DEREK AUCTNKIIS PHONE COOKSTOWN 745891 Ibor RKZHMOND HILL 68845744 AUCTION SALE For MRS ROBERT SATURDAY NOV l78 IIOOam AtORlLLlA TRANSPORTATION BUILDING WEST ST ORILLIA pc place setting old radios mantel clock working hall tree small tables dining room table chairs china cabinet TVs color 88W bedroom suites rocking chair odd chairs cedar chests fern stands odd dressers armoire steamer trunks washstands wicker chair blanket box c1842 trig yrs old stove washer dryer chesterfield suites pc place setting Bridal Rose some Harmony Rose old coins collectable guns cracks copper boiler picture frames tools dishes linens and many other items too numerous to mention Auctioneers comment This sale contains many unusual items and is too good to miss RAYMOND DUBEAU AUCtioneer 4872404 SCL 41 N10 OSBORNE ur6 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18th am At the Allene Farms Country Auction Centre miles south from Cookstown on Hwy No 27 to Newton Robinson then east on Concession IOto sale Sale of good home furnishings antique old furniture pieces of glass china and articles in cluding oak buffet window mirrors etc Furniture in clusions invited Please contact 4I67753659 or auctioneer Dress Warmly ALLEN HORNER Auctioneer NCL No8 7054584589 N3IOI7 ALLEN HORNER Auction Serince BARRIE SIMCOE COUNTY OFarm OHousehold OAntiques Appraisals RR No BRADFORD ONT Phone 4167753659 or 7054584589 FTF 00 pubic notice 80 pulilic notice PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE THE TOWNSHIP OF ORO PLANNING BOARD will be holding public open house presentation on Saturday November 18 I978 between the hours of 1000 am and 300 pm at the Oro Town Hall mi north of Hwy on the 7th line The purpose of the open house is to present to the public an ap portunity for comment and review of Amendment Na 12 to the Official Plan of the Ora Planning Area The proposed amendment is based on the findings and recommendations of the Oro Waterfront Planning Study Amongst other matters the amendment will form the basis for the future planning of those areas of Oro Township between Highway No II and the shoreline of Lake Simcoe as well as providing for the conversion of properties to permanent use status Oro Planning Board cordially invites your attendance at the open house presentation Proposed Amendment No I2 to the Official Plan of the Oro Planning Area is available for review during business hours at the Oro Township Municipal Offices Further information may be ob tained by contacting the undersigned at 705 48720I6 or George Roberts SecretaryTreasurer Oro Planning Board RR Oro Station Ontario LOL 2E0 NIOI7 ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES cAsu RATES DeathNotices Engagements Cards of Thanks $550 maximum 40 words additional words to cents per word Births In 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rahii ARNOLD Funeral Home Chapel I27 BAYFIELD ST 728 2530 Friendly Courteous Service AMPLE PARKING AT REAR MWFTF 86 cords of thanks GPAHMEYL Wttlt to thank tho Ivy community for IV lllltrlltl dona tron at nioniy and fun ivzninrr of 1017105 and lunch spvcial tharrli to tVlFINtt who helptd oruariirn llt iVininq tor all rcctnt newlyweds Shirtry and LIIraw 07 ii momononir SHANNON ln tovrng memory of dear daughter Linda Ann who passird away November 10 1975 It Ionoty here without you Linda W0 miss you morc each day For tile is not the same to us Slnfll ynu Wlfl dllitl away Always rcmcmnircd and sadly miss cd by Mom Dad asters and brothers Christmas is Coming Sell those unwanted articles for extra cash gt Phone 7102414 SOth ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE The family of Mr and Mrs Ben Tracey of Collingwood would like to invite their relatives and friends in the Barrie area to an Open House on the occasion of their parents 50th wedding anniversary Sunday November I2th 130 430 pm COLLINGWOOD KIWANIS CENTRE 142 Ontario Street N9 CANDLES ARE POPULAR Be the first in your neigh borhood to host Candle Party Phone 7372355 between 600 pm and 000 pm NII examiner patterns Fashion Favorite 7055 Ayneime Start nowknit this beautiful long easy racket Make this straightesleeve rac ket all in one piece from the neck downincluding sleeves Note lacy yoke and bands down front Use synthetic worsted Pat 7055 Sizes 3234 3638 $150 for each pattern cash cheque or money order Add 25¢ each pattern for first class mail and handling Send to Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept The Examiner I09 Crockford Blvd Scarborough Ontario MIR 534 Ont residents add sales tax Print Iain Pattern Number Your amo ddress VALUE packed 1978 NEEDLE CRAFI catalog Choose from 225 deSigns tree insrde All Crafts Knit Crochet Send 75 Easy Gifts Ornaments 315 Pillow ShowOffs $150 Stuff uitts $125 Stitch atch Quilts $125 Crochet with Squares $100 ihrrttll£° an ui Ripple Crochet $100 Sew hit Booli $125 Flower Crochet Booli $100 Hairpin Crochet Book $100 Instant Crochet Boot $100 Instant Macrame Boot 3100 Instant Mono Booli $100 Complete Mg ans lt14$100 Easy Art of Noodle int 3100 Complete Gift Boo $100 the examiner Friday Nov 1a 1978 23 Icookstown by Marjorie Eldridge 4584487 Melville Brayman Reeve of Cookstown for the past two years has returned to his home following stay in Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Alliston Wishes for better health in the future go out to Mr Brayman also to Cecil Nevills who has been patient in Alliston hospital for several weeks Martin Connolly one of Cookstowns councillors is do ing nicely now following car accident few months ago BlRTHCURRIE Wallace and Chris nee Hawdcn Currie are the parents of baby girl Heather Christine born Oct 15 at Stevenson Memorial Hospital in AIIiston Proud gra ndparenls are Mr and Mrs Wib Hadwen and Mr and Mrs Archie Cur ne BRIDAL SHOWER Miss Brenda Coulis daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Coulis of RR N0 Cookstown was the recipient of many gifts at miscellaneous shower held for her the evening of Oct 28 at the home of Mrs Sylvester Carter on Hamilton Street The shower was ctrhosted by Mrs Carter and Mrs Hazel Trot ter grandmother and aunt respectively of the groomtobe Brenda will wed Lloyd Lcy also of RR No Cookstown Nov 25 The ccrcmOny is 10 take place in Cookstown United Church Lloyd is the son of Mr and Mrs Garnet Lcy llllli BIRTHDAY Bclzitcd congratulations go out to Mrs tEmmzir McMzistcr now zi resident of Good Samaritan Nursing Home in Allislon who quictly cclcbrtitcd hcr 94m birthday this fall welcome is extended to Mr and Mrs Gregory and childrcn of Ncwmarkct who have pur chased the home ormcrly own cd by Edward Underwood on Evelyn Street Sympathy goes out to IWtI Thornton bcrczivcd fzimilics in thc rcccnt deaths of ccil Brethct and Mrs Vernon qunctt thc formcr Elsie Ellis Eightccn members zind two visitors were present zit the Nov cvcriing meeting of tho ookstowu Womens Institute hold at Mrs Harold lzirkcrs homo onvcncr for education thcmc was Mrs Cartcr Mrs Mcorristoii guest speaker gavo ti talk on it trip to New Vicziltirul shc had zi your or so ago Bond Ilczid Womens ltI stiluti hzis invited the ooksluwn Womens Institutc mombcrs to thcir Nov 13 cvcn ing mcctiiig Mr and Mrs James uiric cnjoycd ti three week visit with Mzirthzis relatives in Bangor Irclzind this autumn Mr and Mrs Wziync Hughes and childrcn have taken up residence in Florida Jean Jennett 4240238 Essa election meeting was well attended in Ivy Orange Hzill on Thursday night with morc than 130 zitlviiding lllKlllf lhc Sliriiicrs in Barrie zigziiri omplctcd their annual wzilkzithon to Ivy last Saturday with good turnout Several of our Ivy boys were in i1 ANNIVIIRSARY Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Wilf Slwwcll who ftlffhtllltd their limit wedding anniversary on Saturday 0c loboi 21f Evoryonc wishes Ihcm good health for many more years of happiness Sympathy is cxtciidcd to rs Grace Bzitchclcr in the death of her brothcr in Massachusetts Gracc had been with him for the last month but returned home on Saturday Mr and Mrs Henry McQueen of British olumbia are visiting with Mrs Moncy Mr and Mrs Ted Murrow of Burric Helen Smith of Whitby spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kcnnclh Smith stroud by Mrs Campbell 4361 084 c1 31 the Stroud Senior Citizens enjoyed thcir monthly smorgasbord dinner under leadership of Doris Smith and her hclpcrs The walls of the centre and dinner tables had Halloween theme Ruby Kell president welcomed everyone and grace was sung 1m mcdizitely following the dinner costume parade was held Lottie Cowan provided mar ching music choral group with Ruth Kell at the piano sang Following short business session the remainder of the afternoon was spent play ing cards The November meeting of the WMS Auxiliary was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Cowan Eleven members answered the roll call with verse on temperance President Mm Lorna Campbell read poem The Best Things in Life Are Frefi lotioned by tilie ning mn an raycr fiance If Mrs gaze Mc Cullough Mrs Grace Reed acted as secretary The presi dent thanked everyone for work on coffee party and bazaar very successful day Mrs Jean Hand was in charge of pro gram Mrs Marg Watson read the scripture and meditation You ministered unto me in my need and charged all to be aware of those in distress and need and give help and en couragement Mrs Hand then reported on bus trip she took with St An drews Church Barrie to visit church offices Knox College and other church buildings in Toronto Mrs Vera Nelson read two poems Prayer Cannot Be Answered Unless and fAnswered Prayer The clos ing hymn and prayer was followed by lunch Nov 18 is the Eastern SIZII bazaar bake sale tea and tea cup reading at Masonic Hall on Victoria Street There will be no service in Stroud Presbyterian Church Nov 12 as that is Essa Roads anniversary scrvicc edenvale by Mrs Aubrey Giffen 7281 857 Mrs Eric Bull recently at lcnded the funeral in Toronto of afamily friend Mrs Dodds Recently Mrs Eric Ball left for Winona 10 ziltcnd the funcrzil of Mrs Muriel Cokcrs father Mr Cattle of Burlington Recently Mrs Russell Sage Mrs John Plocg Mrs Eric Ball and Mrs Aubrcy Giffcn travcll ed to Elmvalc Agriculture 011 ficc to join with AllCItWtMKl Womcns Institute The guest speaker was Mrs Green who represented the GA chain store and gave scvcrzil shopping hints Muster Kevin and Leah Workman of Stziyncr spout the weekend visiting with Mr and Mrs Robert Giffcn and boys chcizil pcoplc zittcndcd 1hr barbcrshop concert in Barrie zit Georgian Thczitrc Larry Mziw is vicepresident of this organization Mr and Mrs Aubrey Giffcii attcndcd thc rczim Producers Banquet and business meeting zit St Peters Anglican church hall in Mincsing We cxlcnd to Annzi Mollcr Good Luck zis shc lczivcs for Edmonton to furthcr lILt czirccr in nursing Doug Giffcn was at meeting zit Hillcrcst Lodge in liillizi to rcprcscnt Slimw lrcsbytcry Mr and Mrs Aubryy Gillvii visited zit RthtttShiM rvcintly Joycc Scwirs and Mr ittttl Mrs Doug Gilfcn travelled by bus wrth Minising Initid Church hiiir to Vlcsliy Triitcd hurch nczir Aurora Jim Gilfvn is on zi farm rtizinzigcmcnt tour to Slrzitlord with the Junior Furnurs Tho Edcrivzili 4H lub ciitcr taintd the Womens Iristituti in Hzillowccn party in thc hzill on 001 28 The Edciivali HI lub has just complctcd atiolhcr project Esscrilizil IJdiblcs This pro ject as the nzimc implies Iizill with the cssciitizil foods thi body needs day to day to stay healthy Eziih nitcling dealt with onc mczil from brrzikfzist right through thi day to zi pzii= 1y Metric IBIS conic to ll lhv girls all had to buy their own nict ric mcasu rcs it iid try mclric rccipcs at homi lhc whole 4H system of record books and zichivvcminl days has changed The girls now have om book in Wllltll all their illillftlill is kept No mori writing up of long mccliiigs and having to litkO nutos Achievement Day has illSt been chzingcd No morv zilllziy Szilurdziy Achicvcmcnt livs Now pzirt of tlic Achicvcmciil My Activity is done zit llii lzisl metling and tho skits and ox liihils are put on III ziii owning Ihc Achicvciiicul Night will be Nov lit at the Miiicsiiigtcnlrzil School at it III rugby by Beatrice Johnston 3266813 Mrs Mzirj Home of rillizi czillcd on the Johiistoiis and at landed the 251h wedding zin nivcrsziry of Mr and Mrs Ivzin Clark at Shanty Bay with Mr and Mrs Bcinzil Johnston and Mr Alfred Johnston Mrs Wilfred rziwfurd has returned home after visiting rclzitivcs in thc British Isles Mrs Jack Mzillcy visited with her father in Huntsville He isnt too well Dccpcsl sympathy is cxtciid ed to Alvin Anderson of rillizi and to Mr and Mrs Albcrl Anderson zind fzimily on Illt death of sislcr and aunt Mrs Edith MacDonald iii iillizi this past week Mrs MucDonzild spctit all her early years in this community Mr and Mrs Ron Brozidloot and Mr and Mrs Don Richard son of Toronto visited with Mrs Harry La ngmzi and Margaret Mr and Mrs Jack Barr of Orillizi visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Bcrrial Johnston and Wilfred Johnston Miss Margaret Langmzin was delegate to the conference at the Jarvis Street Baptist Church in Toronto Margarets mother Mrs Harry Langmuir attended the ban uct and visited with her daug ilcr Mrs Ron Broadfoot and family Congratulations to Ray Shaw who received his 2rycar pin for service from the rillizi branch of the UC at the annual meeting and banquet held at the Orillia Fair Grounds recent Iy Ray also won door prize as well as Mrs Isobel Tudhopc Bob Tudhope and George Anderson were reelected as councellors for twoyear term on the board for the Oriltia branch and David Hewett of Ardtrea was also reelected for lwoycar term Several from this community attended the annual meeting and banquet oro station by Bessie Crawford 4873921 Rev Kcn Hcroii preached the anniversary scrvicc at the Tcii tral Prcsbytcrizin Thurcli zil Mitchcll Square Nov The church was full Thc Marigold Jolly Elder Thoir sang and Rev Heron sang zi solo Lunch followed Mr and Mrs Bob Iiiric Mr and Mrs Allzm Piriic Ian and Erin spent dziy in Mississauga recently with Mr and Mrs Calvin George lzirgc crowd ultcndcd the bake sale and bzizzizir Nov zit the community centre spun sored by the Marigold Jolly Elders of Iro The club reports 21 good day Congratulations to those who were lucky draw winners at tho Mzirigold Jolly Elders bzizziur Mrs Icggy Lowndos won the homomzidc quill Lori Bricn won thc lzirgc hristinzis trot and Baron Jcrmcy won lhc small flirist mzis 1rcc Mrs Victor Bricn was thi wirincr of the trophy put up by the Red Rose Iczi Tompziny for the best rod msc zit lhc hor ticultural show The prcscntzir lion was made zit the pot luck suppcr hcld rcccnlly zit Dalston Thch wzis zi good attendance at tho ccnolziph scrvicc zit the township hzill at It pin Nov Henry Nufcld was nlitSlCI of ceremonies lhc Dalston Womens Institutc conducted the scrvicc Mary Jean rziwlord and Kathy lfittlXl sang it duct Rcv Arnic hzimbcrlaiii brought thr mcsszigi lhc mciis IJL 904 from Hziwkcsloni attended and Ilicrc wcri zit least four vctcrziiis Ihcrc Sovcrzil wrcziths were placed at the ctnntziph following lllt scrvicc zind zi minutes silcntc was observed Mi llillllI Stewart and l1ttttlllll1ttlts Ironiiziiiol Toronto spent the wcckiiid at tho lltlltif ol Mr and Mm Douglas lllllltlll About 30 people tllltltlttl Illf Hulluwccn pzirty hold by lllt Marigold Jolly Eldch ill IlIl inniriunity crntri ct iii lhviv wcrc zibuul lit in mstumv Those tzikirig homo prims wcri 13 Li uldwvll Mix Aiiiiic Burton IuugSims Mm Elirzuior Morison lziltir Bmmci and Mix Ellzi lugslty Gzimis wcri pliiycd and lunch to conclude the afternoon Mr and Mrs Nelson lickcll ol TOPSWIIIDI spout ll11klll with their suniiiltiw and dziuglitir Mr and Mrs Gitmi Applcby and family Mr and Mrs RUIXII liiilc accompanied Dr and Mrs Henderson of Aurora when they spout zi week In litmvzi with Mrs Evzin Moorc and Mr and Mrs John Hunter and Iziinily llicy VISlIttl Ilt houses of lzirliziiriciil zuirl llSlftIHl to zi quislioii piriod stgnod thi visitors book and crijoycrl MW up the itllltttitll lllll church by Mrs Saunter 7752470 Mr and Mrs lziltcr Brown irig rcccnlly lltliliiltd lhcir silver vcdiling iiiiiivcisiir Thcir family Illtlltlllutl zit an anniversary party llI liurcliill oniiituiiily Hall to 21 llultvi and Grzicv Nober wrn mziiiiid Oct 24 Illfiil zit lilrriy llriitod church Ron tItIll Rctzi Allan voii IlIt prizc for the lwst cntciiiiiril costumes zit IlIL urlvrs critiii nizil daritc hold on Hut 37 it IAIruy Milll than 1311 dziriccis cnjoycd llIL music of tlic Vzirituiics Guests illlflillltl fmm Toronto and Mlltlilll Sympathy is oxlciidcd to lltl Stewart Iemplc Vzitt chiii oiislziblc and Dorothy Worgiiii in the death of their mother Mrs Stafford Wall lot 21 in Toronto Mrs Wzitt thc former Muriel Sloan grow up in this cumiiiunity and lived born for many years The funeral was from Bradford Oct 23 with blitlill in SI Pctcrs Anglican cinrtcry Anita Knccshziw and Frank Lockhzirl won the top prizes at the lzist curlcrs LllLlItL Vivun lAKkhzirl and Ivur Rogers won the travelling prizes donated by Lilliziri Ariiistiurig Ivor Rogers also won the 51150 draw Victoria Dunnclly and KLII ncth McBuiii were married on Oct 14 at St Peters Anglican church by Rev Wziltcr Lac The bride is the granddaughter of Harvey DonncIIy and the groom the grandson of Pearl Spring both formcr residents ofhurchill Lillian Slozin was in Toronto Oct 26 and 27 attending the 24th annual dinner held by the Sczir borough Board of Education to honor teachers who have taught for 25 years Thrcc hundred at tended the oven held at the Holiday inn Don Valley Erin Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs George Munshziw was baptized recently at St Peters Angliczih church Terrorist shot The body of one of the terrorists who ambushed and sholdead magistrate Fedele Calvosa and two of his bodyguards near Rome this week lies In the car abandoned by the terrorists It is not yet clear whether the terrorist was shot by one of the 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