fwwwv 16 the examiner Frlday Oct 14 1977 T9 auction sales 79 auction sales George Pifher Auctioneer Appraiser 7264841 We Invite Your Trust IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE SATURDAY OCT 15th at 11 am sharp for the Estate of the LATE MRS PEARL IRENE HUGHES at RR No CLARKSBURG Ont V2 mile south of the Village of Clarksburg on March 3t Sale of all quality qnaitues and collector items house furnishings and farm tools etc etc Terms cash or ap proved cheque day of sale IMPORTANT ESTATE AUCTION SALE TUESDAY OCTOBER 18th at 30 am sharp for the Estate of the LATE ELIZABETH THOMPSON in the village of Dalston behind Village Store miles north of Barrie on Hwy No 93 Outstanding antique auction sale of all genuine valuable antiques collector items electical appliances Nothing removed Pressback rockers captains and plank chairs Open hutch flat back outstanding oak dining parlor tables brass iron beds blanket boxes dressers washstands trunks TV Gingerbread clocks oil lamps beautiful chino bathroom sets cast iron box stove butter bowls prints cracks sealers old timber boring machines chisels mallets wood working tools glass china crystal including sets of English china Canadian cut pressed glass Carnival lronstone Biscuit Barrels Nippon Ruskin butter dishes etc etc new chest freezer cu ft HD stove bedding linens quilts picture frames tools fish hut etc etc PS One of the best estate sales we will conduct this year Plan now to attend Terms cash No reserve property sold IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION SALE WED NESDAY OCT l9th at 1130 am sharp for the ESTATE OF THE LATE JEANNETTE LOCKE at 244 SUPERIOR ST STAYNER ONT Sale of bedroom home and choice residential lot and all genuine antique contents nothing removed inc set of 11 excellent quality mat ching pressback chairs outstanding round glass china cabinet rockers blanket boxes dressers washstands vanities chests parlor tables wicker brass iron beds cedar chests parlor tables living room bedroom dining room suites electrical appliances large quantities of quality antique china glassware and collector items inc Austrian Nippon Noritake Occupied Japan biscuit iars candelabros souvinier pieces crystal cut pressed glass cruets carnival butter dishes oil lamps Staffordshire Royal Nip pan Depression pce excellent Royal Blue bathroom set silver copper pewter sad irons old sealers and bottles bedding linens garden and hand tools etc etc Terms cash no reserve except on the property which will sell subject to very reasonable reserve Contact the auctioneer George Pifher at 7264841 for terms and conditions on the real estate or on appointment to view LARGE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY OCT 22 at 1130 am sharp for AMOS LLOYD at Lot 26 Can Oro Twp miles east of Barrie on the Ridge Rd Sale of top heavy draught ponies show wagon har ness and equipment 1972 lton Ford stake truck certified and all top quality mostly antique house furnishings collector items and practically new full line of major electrical appliances inc matching harvest gold self defrost 16 cu ft refrigerator and 30 HD stove auto washer and dryer color TV antiques inc beautiful dining room suite inc Queen Anne round table excellent set of pressback choirs rockers inc miniature outstanding spool beds chests washstands dressers chef robe oil lamps antique clocks guns bells antique china glassware crystal silver copper etc etc All furniture has been beautifully refinished by Mr Lloyd and is real investment for someone Terms cash or approved cheque day of sale IMPORTANT ANTIQUE AUCTION TUESDAY EVENING OCT 25 at 545 pm sharp for MRS FRANCES BRIGGS at the EMBASSY HALL 386 BLAKE ST BARRIE Ont Sale of genuine antiques collector items and house furnishings etc See next Fridays Examiner for detailed list Terms cash or approved cheque day of sale IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE HOUSE FURNISHINGS ESTATE AUCTION SALE SATURDAY OCT 29 at 1130 in sharp for the ESTATE OF THE LATE MARJORIE METHERAL 139 COLLINS ST COLLINGWOOD Ont Sale of almost new bedroom home and all practically new top quality furnishings and appliances tools and antiques etc Ter ms cash GEORGE PIFHER Auctioneer 102 Nelson St BARRIE Phone 7264841 List your fall and winter sales early for best dates and results with Pifher Auction Service Clip this ad for future reference AUCTlONEER APPRAISER BARRIE ONTARIO 7268904 Selling Successful Sales Since 1957 SATURDAY OCT 15 AT 10AM SHARP For LLOYD YOUNG located on Can Orillia Twsp take West St north off Hwy 11 to Uhthoff Ouarrie turn right one concession then turn left mile Sale of 25 head BWF cows calves stockers full line farm machinery hydro poles posts antiques cutters harness welder tools Bell piano Beach cook stove dinette suite etc Household items will sell at 10 am machinery etc at 1030 Cattle at pm Terms cash or cheque 10 Form sold Graham Allen UCTIONEER Farm Estate Consignment Auctions 7265055 7372491 BARBIE ONTARIO AUCTION SALE SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 1977 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY OCTOBER 15 1977 at 11 am for MRS VIOLET SKINNER BAYFIELD ST BARRIE south from Points 014 FARM MACHINERY HOUSEHOLD AUCTION SALE SAT OCT 2277 at 11 am for JOHN WALSH RR EGBERT ONT miles west of Cookstown on Hwy No 89 to Con Essa Twp and north miles to sale Watch for sale signs on Hwy No 89 Sale in cludes Nuffield model 465 diesel tractor with loader and hydraulic controlled bucket Case model tractor recent Stock Clearance for Renovations AUCTION SALE of new plumbing electrical supplies hardware houseware some ceramic tile vinyl floor remnants for TRADE CENTRE To be held SAT OCT 29 com at 10am Located on Highway No II and the corner of Can Innisfil MANCUSO Leo Death Notices Engagements Births $550 maximum 40 werds additional words to cents per word Card of thanks 40 words $550 Additional words 10 cents per word In Memoriam no verse $550 Verse per count line extra 22 cents per line Coming Events $322 per column inch 81 births 85 deaths Mondays Child is lair ot lace Tuesdays Child is full of grace Wednesdays Child is lull ol woe Thursdays Child haslartogo 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Salvatore Giorgiannt Dear mother of Charles Mario Josephine and Jack all at Barrie Sister of Charles McCauthoy of Glasgow Scotland Also surwved by nine grand children Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home 210 Worlscy st Barrie Funeral Mass at St Mary Church on Saturday October 15th at innr mentSt Marys Cemetery Ot RRI Egbert sud denly October Stn1977 at St MlChrTLl Hospital Toronto Leo Mancuso in his 54th year Survived by tour hlrlffn Robert Paulno John andCaroltnr 19éistién30sï¬ ALLEN HORNER Auction SBIVICB BARRIE8 SIMCOE COUNTY Farm Household OAntiques Appraisals RR NO BRADFORD ONT Phone4167753659 or 70545874589 FIF ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE SAT OCT 15 1977 at 100 am for the Executor of the LATE JUNE PARK ESTATE RR NO NEWMARKET South on High way 11 to Davis Drive Newmarkel east to Don Mills Rd then south miles to Vivian Rd and east to Mapleview Farm and sale Watch for sale arrows on Davis Dr Sale of antique old collectables unusual pieces of furniture glass chino tin brass copper clocks am ps hanging lamp farm dinner bell with yoke assorted wooden chairs pine maple furniture and articles dry sink antique washing machine her so cutter good selection of items for everyone For in formation contact alto8954434 sale worthy of your con sideration and attendance Terms Cash cheques with ID ALLEN HORNER Auctioneer 7054584589 5300714H CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 728 2414 Classified advertisements and notices for than pages must be received by day preceding publication with the encaptian of OOSIIIIId Display advertisements WhKl must be in by pm two days prior to publication BIRTHS ENGAGEMENTS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES 40 words 35 50 Additional words tOrts per word CARD OF THANKS 40 words SS 50 Addi tional words cu par word rival of their first child boy lb t3 ROUSH building near the city water front LANG George Dalton Suddenly at Toronto on Wednesday October 12 I977 George Lang in his 48th year Beloved son at Rachael Thomson and the late George Peter Lang Loving brother at 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STREET 014 This recipe freezes well TORONTO il To make tomato juice at home is fairly simple process This recipe reezos well Wash and quarter tomatoes and simmer for five minutes Press through finc sicvc and pour back into the kettle Sim imer for another fivc minutes and add teaspoon of salt for each five cups of juice ool in the refrigerator and package in plastic containers leaving tutinch hcad space If you use glass jars lcavc thrcc inches of space at the top Renovators qTre women JOHN Nfld TP Carpentry may be mans domain ut dont tell that to thrcconlcrprising young women who armed with ham mcrs and saws arc renovating Elaine Itidgood Ziiycarrold businesswoman who will even tually run pizza restaurant on the premises along with 23 yearold Cathy Martin says the valve job Case model 800 com bine 10 header New Holland baler No 271 heavy duty John Township Alcona Beach Road Terms Cash no reserves stock Deere tandem wheel disc 11 be sleared for store other tilla harvesting ren°V° equipment Sflence rails approx VERNON AYRES 12 tons mixed groin home up Auctioneer nishings appliances antique RR Stroud 07 old furniture gunstock dining room chairs walnut dining room table dresser occasional choirs pieces of silver and or MEMORIAM noncrs No verse so success Cdghy With vort per countlino 22conts perlina 151er amt In Bonavtsta commosvems Iconvmcod them they could do 22 percolumninch the renovation work cheaply 2a wono MINIMUM and professionally CLASSIFIED onznnsmo Calh Discountl We thought Rates apply if paid within day Ona or two she knew TQM out Not bothered SPECIA by namecalling HALIFAX CP Russell Arundel Prince Russell to his friends cares little that some people have written him off as nut And thats why the wealthy American businessman former chairman of the board of Pepsi Cola of New York considers l977Year280B II is 28 years since sports fisherman Arundcl plunked down $750 bought treclcss sheepinhabited Outer Bald Island 12 miles If the tuna fish ing community of Wodgcporl and turned it overnight in to the worlds smallest and for time most controversial nation utcr Baldonias constitution said it all Fishermen are race apart endowed will the following inalienable rights the right to lie and be believed the right of freedom from ques tion nagging shaving inlcr ruption wanton Izixcs politics wur monologues cunt and in ltibilions Ihc righl to swcnr lic drink gamblc and silence The right to bc noisy bois tcruus quitl pensive cx pansin and hilarious The right In sleep all day and stay upztllniglil And no womcn We wunlrd one place in tho world IIItIt wc could got away from lbcm Arundcl said in lclopbonc inlvrvicw from his home in Iurringlon Vii IiISllICIIMIIN MADE RALS Local lishcrmcn were made udtniruls III the Royal Buldo niun Navy and the tuna boats Itlt commissioned to attack tllu undrrscu rnidcrs off our elitist 21by2l1fool ClISllt of Itllt slonc was built to keep coili puny with tho rocks and grazing shccp llirinl coins tumors slumps nnd passports ADMI souls 1lltpllll First ollicinl foreign rccogni lion tillllt wbln ll1tll$lpill and lolomuc lclcplionc lislcd llll ltnlduninn lcgulion in tho Inshinglon ltltlltl1lltllk Actually it was Arundrlsoilict numbtr Thu llxllllL brought lltt lionul itogrtiplm Society will quciits us to cxucl laililudc and longitude The Canadian 0x lirnul tifltiirs department and ll1l notions l11£1lllltl in quirks Nova Scolm recognized tutor luldumu and Ill turn the Iltlt pliylo principality 1tll1lll nniidu Ilttnctimrlliclitissnms Mostow lilcrury mugulmc lillltll Arundrls declaration ol lllllltllltllll llll gtttll form of suvtigtry tmd llktlllll lllt ltllllllllldllt to capitalistic illllllltill mg lt examiner preparing to gobble up the humble fishermen of the island Commented Arundcl The Russians caused all the fun by taking everything seriously And to certain extent so did Arundel We took it seriously because think that was the meaning of the whole exercise said Ron Wallncc Baldonian timbzisszr dor extraordinary and plcnipolcnliary to Canada and now Halifax member of the Nova Scolin legislature There was just litllc sense in the message he Arundcl was trying to tell lhc idea of country free from interference from outsidc and at minimum of government involvcmcnl in personal lives Wallncc recalled Ive had culls from Arundcl at two in the morning Ilcd be sitting in New York nightclub with friends when hed sud denly excuse himsclf saying he had to cull his umlxissudur he said Then hcd gct moon the line and ask some ridiculous ques tionwlikc how he was going to get plane to take it SODpound lunzi back to the Statics Thc most poignant memory Wallace has of visit to Hal doniu was the sign that used to grect visitors to the island paradise Fishcrnun are not to pet thcshocp Willlzicc also has filo of offi cial BillthlllillI ltllcrs stamps and legal pupcrs that look like they came out of tho Lon don Iorcign office or the office ol the uccns sotrotary And was just looking tbc other night ill picture 1111 of ticinl utnbzissudors picturc which shows the looking II globe of the world in suit with rose in my Iupcl and wearing glasses never our glasses SIIVIIIIS VISIT lbc Sovitls didnt forgot or tlicr said Arundcl lino Sunday illltlllllllll lllt suntmcr lprcsidcntr Nixon loll office was up fishing at lny lodge in Maryland next In nmp David l1ll1 lbc strrlnry oi ltltlltl Iunws Sclilisingcr and tour primc intnibtrs 01 Ill Russian rubincl nnd llll1£lllt invudcd 111 plucc llicy cninc in and grabbed the fishing rods out of our hands iislnd up amd down lllt slrmin bud bull and we all tl1ll up good lrltnds ltrczbncv llllIlStll couldnt come lilllt lll llilll to go sonicwlnri will Nixon that ill Illlmol But Arundtl is realistic about Iflllillt ltlltlllllllll llny illllt to make lun of us be said patterns BLOUSON PLUS TWO SKIRTS McMullen PRINTED PATTERN SIZES ata ITS EVERYTHING YOUR NIEW FALL TOI SHOULD BE easy and drawstringlicd to fit your idea of comfort But thats not one in soft 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US Food and Drug Administration banned its sale on the basis that ion generators were nothing but quackery or to say the least unproven if not dangerous medicine But now its beginning to look as if the once disgraced airion therapy like cham ion heavyweight down for ong count is coming back stronger than ever And some brand new qualities have been discovered in ionized air that makes it ap pear to be better medicine than ever These include prevention of influenza treatment of bur ns healing of peptic ulcers and reduction of hemorrhage risk in surgery IONS IN THE AIR Ions are either atoms or molecules that differ from their normal state by being elec trically charged If an electron somehow detaches itself from an atom or molecule which is made up of atoms then the atom normally neutral becomes positively cha ged The electron then floats Biologists know little aboutseal ST JOHNS Nfld ICP To most Newfoundlandch seal is either source of income of supplement to the diet Other wise little is known of the animal Last summer Dr Deane Renouf of the Memorial University biology department carried out series of tests on Oscar threeyearold Harbor seal shc captured on Sable Island To learn how Oscar and his friends catch fish Dr Renouf placed caplin opular meal for seats in has ct and fixed it to the side of the pool In another basket she put plastic fish The question was whether Oscar found his meals by see ing or smelling them or both The answer appeared to be sight because in 15 of 20 at tempts even with clear plastic covering the fish to mask the smell Oscar went to the basket with the caplin in it SIIAVED WIIISKIIRS In midJuly Dr Renouf shav ed off Oscars whiskers to see if the vibrations he senses with them had any effect His list results slumped bad ly That led Dr Renouf to believe that Oscars Clues for finding food are both visual and auditory Tests were then carried out on Oscars audio capabilities The results of those tests will be matched against the same tests later this year when Oscars whiskers have grown back in While seals can hear almost as well in the depths of the ocean as they can on land Dr Renouf theorizcs that sound reaches the seals brain through sensory nerves in both the cars and whiskers In August Dr Renouf went to the French island of Miquolon to pick up two more seals for her cxpcri monts while her immediate interest in the project is purely academic Dr Renouf says the findings may eventually become useful as man leaves the land and heads back to the seas in search of food If you want bargain rent one of our smaller size cars Theyre real deal Tilden also has large cars By the day weekend week or month at very economical rates 4334 wt TIEDEN 341 Bayfield St 7370800 Featuring Chevrolets and other fine cars around until it hooks onto another atom which then becomes negatively charged These two types of atoms and molecules become what are known as ions Air molecules either of water vapor or oxygen can become ionized naturally in various ways such as by lightning ultraviolet radiation radio active substances in the earth heavy rainstorms and water falls In clean country air the ratio of positive ions to negative ions is about five to four In modern environments such as big buildings especially with so called airconditioning sub ways offices cars and so on theres liable to be no ions at all And this is not good for healthy living NEGATIVE IONS Since the earth is of negative polarity negions the good ones tend to be repelled Thus concentration of posions the grouchy ion is more likely to exist at ground levels Also hot dry winds are full of positive ions In certain places in Europe such as Geneva and Munich when what are called the Foehn winds are blowing many doctors postpone surgery because they know that during these winds both hemorrhaging and blood clots are more likely to occur The Mistral winds known as Witches Wind of southern France and the Maltesian Xlokk make life unpleasant Winston Churchill is reported to have avoided visiting there when the Witches Wind blew In Jerusalem and the Middle East the Sharav and the Cham sin Arabic for 50 it blows for that many days are even ad mitted as basis for leniency in cases of violent crimes The Santa Anna of southern California and the Chinook of Alberta are similar types of bad winds poluted with positive ions The Chinook however because it doesnt blow for long and because of an initial metabolic defense mechanism of the body doesnt cause the misery that the other winds do There are many colds caught though when the Chinook blows Negative ions are produced when large drops of water are broken up Fine rain is bad though it contains high con centrations of positive ions Thats why after thun derstorm the air feels to be so invigorating and why bathroom shower or trip to Niagara Falls it should be re named Ion Falls generally help to uplift the spirits It seems that the more negions there are the better we are up to point MODERN FINDINGS Dozens of scientific vironmental en and medical GEORGIAN COLLEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION Starts October 25th Starts October 19th BARRIE 200 Bayfiold St at Dalton St Presents Dont wait for Spring Theres still time to get involved Air Traffic Control Thursdays Basic Camera Techniques Mondays new course with George Drought Starts Monday October 17th Defensive Driving Tuesdays Bectrical Maintenance Wednesdays FOR INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION CALL 7281951 FREE METHODIST CHURCH KIDS KRUSADE with the HENNEMAN Family and the Wee Ones Thurs Oct 13th Fri Oct 14th 100 pm Sun Oct 16th 945 am All schoolaged children Invited research reports now show that the beneficial effect on health of negtom in the air we breath is without question The secret has been discovered When we breath air that contains even less than 1000 ions cubic centimeter of negions the secretion of hormone known as seratonin is reduced This hormone is what causes anxiety lethargy and all sorts of bad things Thus reduction of it in our systems brings with it relief from many serotonin related illnesses including sleeplessness irritability ten sion migraine nausea swelling of body tissues alpitations shortage of reath hot flushes with sweating or chills diarrhoea tremors and dizziness even heart attacks the depression apathy and extreme fatigue of the elderly are also relieved So if you can cure all that with negative ions hows that for starters The catch of cour se is that its not alwaysjust an excess of seratonin produced by an excess of pasions or lack of them that causes such symp toms and illnesses Still doc tors in hospitals all over the world and in US space laboratories are validating the beneficial effects of negions especially for the 63 per cent of people who are ionsensitive in the treatment of both medical and surgical conditions Soon surely new wind of ionized air will be allowed officially to blow HOME UNITS Although ion generators still cant be sold or re resented as being suitable for treatment of various health problems it is possible to buy ion generating units for use in houses or offices as air purifiers Most home units that generate negions do it by making ozone which is oxygen with an extra atom that gives the threeatom oxygen molecule greater elec tronegativit and thus is easier to be ioniz into negions Air is blown past higtvvoltage negative potential An enquiry at any retail elec tronic or radio and TV dealer will start you on the right track although ion generators are still somewhat hard to find If you do get one remember that synthetic materials such as nylon carpeting polyster clothing and upholstery can cause negions to be repelled So even if your ion generator fills your room with negions you could be not getting enough of them into your lungs Its best to sit or sleep close to the unit FOR MEN ONLY An interesting sidelight on negions is that they have been found to increase the sex drive and virility in men So all you swingers out there and their gals better 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