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( « 16 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 6, 1982 Auction Sales Auction Sale Sat., October 9th 12:30p.m. At the Grant and Wheeler Auction Centre located 6 miles north of Port Hope on Hwy. 28.' Selling a good selection of household articles and furniture furniture including a 1977 Dodge- Van (uncertified), tent trailer camping unit, gas dryer, wood stove and heater, auto, washer, 4 br. elec, range, sander and skill saw, upright fan, skis, easy chair, rugs, copier machine, beds, vacuum, sauna heater, desk, life jackets, Dina pong table, small kitchen appliances,' good colour T.V., stereo,; lamps, etc. Dealer clearance clearance of large variety of fishing tackle, including rods, reels, lures, knives: etc. Plus many more good articles. Good consignments wanted for our weekly sales including our monthly antique sale to be held Friday night, October 29th. Grant and Wheeler Auctioneers Ltd., R. R.2, Port Hope, 416-797-2127. P.S. Don't forget our Flea Market is open every Saturday Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. including Thanksgiving Day, October Uth. 40-1SNP Farm Equipment Auction Saturday, October 9th, 12:00 Noon Selling a good line of machinery machinery and equipment for Mr. Robert Bouley, R.R.l.i New- tonville. Farm located 3 miles north of Newtonville and V. mile east on 5th Cone. David Brown 1200 diesel tractor, 65 h.p. completely overhauled, International B414 diesel tractor tractor with Int. loader, Int. 9ft. disc (3pth), J.D. 3 furrow plow (3pth), J.D. 8ft. cultivator on rubber, J.D. 7ft. cultivator (3pth), Int. 130 manure spreader (P.T.O.L J.D. 7 ft. blade (3pth), Int. 7 ft. rake, M.H. corn binder, fertilizer spreader (3pth), circular saw (3pth), 2 New Herst round bale feeders, Ebersol grain thrower and pipes (P.T.O.L 2 rubber tire 4 wheel wagons, 27.6 grain auger on wheels, 12 ft., 3 Inch auger, cattle mineral feeder with face oiler' (new), new 7 ft. angle blade for 4 wheel drive, 1969 Ford 1 ton truck with hoist, 1970 Monte Carlo (new paint), Speed Aire IV2 h.p. portable air compressor (2 cyl., 20 gal.), also selling the 16 x 65' Campbellford silo, 16 ft. silo unloader (7Vi h.p.), and 16 ft. roto feeder. Terms: cash or good cheque. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton, Newtonville, 786-2244. 39-2SNP Tuesday, October 12,11 a.m. 100 Holsteins Complete Merlcroft dispersal for Lloyd Merrill, Campbellford, Campbellford, Ont. Selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge and the Ontario County Club Sale which includes a select group of young cows, heifers, and calves selected for type and production, followed by the Grasshill Sale. An outstanding group of foundation cattle with tremendous production and deep pedigrees, many with 3 gen. VG & BCA's to 250. This is an outstanding Master Breeders Herd 8< this year were Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor at Lindsay Exhibition. Also the Northumberland Northumberland County Club Sale with daughters of Northcroft, Majesty, followed by the Merlcroft dispersal featuring 20 cows, 10 VG In all stages of lactation. Certainly a feature of this sale Is a 3rd. Gen. VG. Northcroft Admiral Citation fresh at sale time - a candidate for top classification. Plan to attend this sale of exciting groups with high production and fine type. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 40-1S Thurs., Oct. 7-6 p.m. at Orval McLean Auction Center R.R.2, Lindsay Comolete estate of late Mrs, George Haliburton, Bridge- north. Full line of immaculate modern furniture, appliances, gold 2 door Beatty left hand refrigerator, gold apt. size electric stove, chrome set, Singer upright vacuum, Duncan Duncan Phyfe table, 4 chairs and china cabinet, component stereo, modern brown chesterfield" chesterfield" set, coffee-end tables, lamps, rediner, R.C.A. portable portable color television, gold velvet velvet platform'rocker, console color television, pictures, drop 'leaf end table, Singer console sewing machine, luggage,, radios, desk, modern bedroom set with twin bookcase beds,, white chests, Continental bed, gold Inglis spin washer, gold mini dryer, lawn furniture, books, large gold rug, bedding, linen, dishes, wicker chair, aluminum step ladder, hand tools, power lawn mower. A good sale. No reserve estate sale. Orval McLean Auctions 324-2783, Lindsay. 40-1SN Spring Grange Farm Shorthorn Production Sale At Hickson Sales Arena, Lindsay, Ontario, Oct. Hat 1:30 p.m. Offering will Include cows and caives (many cows will sell with calves at foot and rebred). Bred and open heifers, bulls. For catalogues call collect 705-439-2567. (Rick or Lynda Rickard.) ^ Saturday, October 16,10 a.m. Auction Sale of, Real Estate for the property of Brian 8< Carol Kennedy selling at the property at 3 Main St. S., Uxbridge, including 2 stores and 7 apartments. Excellent income property. Everything rented. Interested parties may inspect the property by appointment by calling Brian Kennedy, 416-852-6286, or Lloyd Wilson, 416-852-3524. Terms of sale $10,000. down by certified cheque day of sale. Balance to be settled in 45 days. Further mortgage information available from the owner. Sale managed 8, sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. 39-3S Sat., October 9 Sale time: 9:00a.m. Auction Sale Reduction of Trees and Shrubery. The property of Green Forest Nursery, 1 mile west of Lindsay Lindsay on Hwy. 7. Evergreens: Spreading Junipers; upright Juniper; Yews; Cedars; Pine; Spruce; Broadleaf Evergreens; Evergreens; Deciduous Trees: Greenspire Linden; Sugar Maple; Norway Maple: Red Maple; Mountain Ash; Silver Maple; Shwedler Maple; Crimsom King Maple; Purple leaf Sand Cherry Trees; Fruit Trees and Bushes: Golden Russet Apple; Black Tartarian Tartarian Cherry; Early Golden Plum; Barnett .Pear; Deciduous Deciduous Shrubs: Yellowtwlg Dogwood; Dwarf Burning Bush; Lilac Hybrids; European High bush Cranberry; Cranberry; Double Flowerina Almond; Flowering Currant; Forsythia; Cafoneaster 'Peking'; Pussywillow; variegated Weigela; Downy Serviceberrv; Vines: Boston Ivy; Virginia Creeper; Hedging Material: Zanbel's Honeysuckle; Armur Privet; Brldalwreath Spirea; Hedging cedar. Sale time 9:00 a.m. Terms cash. No reserve. Carl and Greg Hickson Auctioneers, Auctioneers, Reaboro, Ont. 705- 324-9959. 39-2SN Saturday, October 16,1982 Large auction sale of farm stock, implements, hay, grain, e, the Auction Sales Auction Sales straw and furniture, the property property of Lloyd Moorhead. Lot 4 Con. 9 East Gwillimbury Twp. approximately 7, miles east of Newmarket and % mile north qr Simile east of Mt. Albert and 2 miles south, 73 head of Purebred and grade Holstein cattle, 33 milk cows, 10 are purebreds, remainder all heifers. Several bred or ready to breed, several purebred heifers. Dari Cool bulk tank (3612 lbs.) pipe line dumping station, Dari-Cool pump ana motor, 6 surge units, 29 rubber stall mats, 30 cow straps, Acorn stable cleaner for 27 cows, 36 ft. shute, 5600 bales of hay, 6-900 lb. round bales, 700 bales of straw, 1200 bu mixed grain. J.D. 4230 diesel tractor 970 hrs. cab, heater and air, 100hp. J.D. 1040 diesel tractor with J.D. loader (hydraulic bucket) International Model M tractor, J.D. 2120 diesel tractor 2200 hrs., M.F. combine No. 205-10 ft. hydraulic head. J. D. side rake (good). Little Giant hay elevator with undercarriage undercarriage 42 ft., J.D. No. 35 corn harvester, 2 row with grain pick up. Eastern forage wagon (3 beater) I.H.C. blower (good) 4 row H.D. corn souffler souffler with shields (like new) I.H.C. corn planter 4 row (plate feed) I.H.C. No. 10 grain fertilizer and grass seed drill on rubber 16 disc on rubber, I.H.C. manure spreader No. 555, hydraulic aoron, white double disc 10 ft. I.H.C. Vibrashank H.D. cultivator cultivator extensions for ll'/a ft, I. H.C. 4 furrow semi mounted plow 16". I.H.C. snow blower 8 ft. single auger, J.D. sprayer, J. D. post hole auger, Horst 7 ton wagon with 8 x 20 rack, 6 ton Martin wagon and rack, fertilizer spreader 3 pt. Case g rain box on rubber, 2 uggys, 2 cutters, air compressor, compressor, hundreds of other small articles, (3 wagon loads. Furniture - I.H.C. deep freeze, Frigidaire frig, flat back cupboard, wooden churn, copper bollef, Quebec heater, 2 wooden telephones (antique), old radios, 2 antique scales, buffet, wardrobe, wardrobe, wringer washer, space saver couch, quantity of dishes, many other articles. Farm sold. Terms cash or good chaque, sale at 9 a.m. Note wagon goods and furniture furniture sell first, 2 rings operating. operating. Cattle sale at 1:30. Ladles will serve lunch. Reg and Larry Johnson Auctioneers. Auctioneers. Phone (705) 357-3270 or 745-8470. Owners or auctioneers auctioneers wl 11 not be responsible for any accidents In connection with this sale. 40-1S Pethick's Auction Barn, Haydon, 1 mile east of Enniskillen on Saturday, October 9 at 7 p.m. Large quantity of furniture and small articles. The usual line of things. No reserve, terms cash or good cheque. Cliff Pethick Auctioneer. 40-1SNP Auction Sale Grist Mill Auction Centre Newtonville, Oct. 8th, Friday 7:00 p.m. Selling a 7 pc. modern dining room suite, chesterfield, coffee t. tables, rugs, floor lamps, queen size bed, single beds, desks, file cabinet, Curio china cabinet, armoire, buffet, hanging oil lamp, numerous smafl antiques, 5 h.p. outboard, Honda 75 moped, as well as, a 1975 AMC Hornet (6 cyl., auto.), along with a variety of other interesting interesting items. Terms: cash. Auctioneer: Frank Stapleton, 786-2244. 40-1SNP Auction Sale Saturday, October 9 11:30a.m. Property of Mr. Gilbert, V2 mile north of Claremont and a mile east on the town line. Ford tractor, 2 furrow plough, post hole digger, Bush Hogg, roto tiller, riding lawn mower, chesterfield suite, chairs, chest of drawers, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, number of garden tools and dishes. Terms cash. Earl Gauslin, auctioneer. 40-1SN Saturday, Oct. 16 12:00 noon Sheep and Holsteins Farm dispersal of 130 Suffolk sheep and 20 Holstein heifers. The property of Sam Snoden, Bowmanville. Selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, 2 miles north of Uxbridge. 130 Suffolk sheep Including 90 registered ewes bred - 20 have already lambed In September. 20 yearling registered ewes -. open, 3 registered rams, 10 grade ewes - many of these young ewes are descended from Gelp, all breeding and the majority are young. Also _ 20 Holstein neifers open and bred. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524^39-3S Thurs., Oct. 21 -12:30 noon 60 Holsteins selling at the Malmont Sales Arena, Black- stock, Ont. Complete Karri- krest dispersal owned by Sandra Huffman, Campbellford, Campbellford, Ont. Due to the sudden death of Mr. Clark Huffman this herd is being sold on short notice. They are classified, D.H.I.A. tested, free listed and will be in all stages or lactation. This dispersal will be followed by the October consignment of Holsteins consisting of fresh and springing springing cows and heifers, also yearlings and calves. Thurs., November 4, 12:30 noon - Malcolm's 5th Anniversary Sale featuring the complete Malco Dispersal for Glenn L. Malcolm and family, Nestle- ton. Full details next week. Ed McMorrow, Auctioneer, Neil Malcolm, Sale manager, 416-986-4246 or 986-5611, Ed Werry, 263-2225 for Bowmanville Bowmanville or Newcastle. 40-1SN Bailiff's Sale I have been instructed by the Mortgagees to sell the following following vehicles by Sealed Tender. 1951 Mercury 2 door club cruiser - 327 V8 engine, standard standard transmission, dual exhausts, exhausts, custom radio, good tires, mag wheels. This car was in a body shop when repossessed. There are some parts and chrome missing - engine not running - body work is finished - extremely good body and upholstery. Serial No. 51SL79783M, Body No. 01-64-21E66 Style SLM72B. 1973 Buick Century Luxus, 2 door hardtop, dark brown, black upholstery, 350 V8, automatic, automatic, power steering, power brakes. In good running condition condition • very good Interior, Serial No. 4H57H3H141898. Vehicles may be seen and inspected on Saturday, October October 9, 1982 ONLY from 1 p.m. - 4p.m. at the place of storage 1 mile north of No. 7 highway on the Emily Park Road (before Park approximately 15 miles northwest of Peterborough). Bid forms available at same time and place, Sold to highest bidders - No reserve. Uncerti- flfed - plates removed. Successful Successful bidders will be notified on Tuesday, October 12, 1982, Ramon J. Kyles, Bailiff, County of Peterborough (705) 743-8544. 40-1S Thursday, October 21st at 7:30p.m. Victoria's 9th Invitational Holstein Consignment Sale at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R.2, Lindsay. Approx. 60 heads of registered and grade Holstein • cattle, 35 mature cows In all stages of lactation, remainder bred and open Heifers. For further Information or consignments consignments contact Sales Office 705-324-8311. Sales Manager_ John Buckley 324-4017. Sales Agents Cl II Lillico 439-2380, Bob Eagleson 939-6380 or Carl Hickson 324-9959. Thursday, November 11th - Victoria's First Anniversary Anniversary Holstein Sale at 12:30 p.m. Coffee - refreshments. Watch for details of sale. 37-6SN Saturday, October 23rd Twilight Auction Sale of Percentage Simmental cattle at Hickson Sales Arena, R.R. 2, Lindsay Victoria County County Rd. 4. 35 mature percentage Simmental cows with 29 calves by side bull exposed May 1; Purebred bull 2Vi yrs.; IT/2 & % Simmental heifers bred rising 2 yrs.; Bull exposed June 20. The property of Dean Foster, 23 miles east of Bancroft at Boulter. Sale time 7:00 p.m. Carl Hickson Auctioneer. 39-3SN Monday, October 18 Selling at Lindsay Community Sale Barn. 35 head of mature Hereford Charolais - Limousin cross cows with 32 calves by side. 17 Hereford cross-bred heifers - rising 1 yr. old. 15 Hereford cross bred steers rising 1 yr. old Limousin and Angus Bull. Bull exposed June 1. The property of Wind-Ham Farms, Keswick. Sale time 2:00 p.m. Carl Hickson Auctioneer. 39-3SN Fall Stocker Sales at Lindsay Community Sale Barn R. R. 2, Lindsay Sale time: 11 a.m. C. TINLINE AUCTION SERVICE 251 Simpson Ave. S. Bowmanville We are selling with no reserve the entire contents of an antique shop from Toronto. Saturday, October 9th 6:30p.m. Partial listing: antique clocks, folk art mannequin, antique scales, bound newspapers, (New York Times 1927 and 1931), also 2 bound volumes of LeDevoIr 1911, Housler cupboard, stained glass windows, corner and flat to wall cupboards, blanket boxes, lead glass sideboard, hall seats, oak desk, antique beds, lithographs, watercolors and other pictures, lam cupboard, noon time canon, rocking chairs, wash stand, love seat, antique pram, dressers, drop leaf table, round table, Imitation dresser commode, antique glassware, many other articles. Terms cash, good cheque. C, Tlnllne, Auctioneer. Res. 983-9634, Bus. 623-6744 Liberty St. S„ east on Base Line and right on first paved road to dead end. Next auction Saturday, October 16, Selling estate from Uxbridge. Uxbridge. Many antiques, Listing next week, 40-1SN Auction Sale Wed., Oct. 20 9:00 p.m. 40 - 50 . good Charolais and Hereford steers, 600 - 800 lbs. at Denham County Sales Arena, Orono. All these steers are good local farm steers. Be sure to attend. Charlie Reid, Manager and Auctioneer. 40-2SN Auction Sale Selling Sat., Oct. 23 12:00 noon sharp Purebred Shorthorn. Com- C lete farm machinery and ousehold goods of the estate of the laie Mr. William Slater. 1/4 mile east of 115 and 35 highway on the 4th Concession of Clarke Twp. Complete list next week. Charlie Reid and Cliff Pethick, Auctioneers. 40-1SN Corneil's Auction Barn Fri., October 8 6:30 p.m. 3 miles east of Little Britain or 7 miles west of Lindsay on the Lindsay - Little Britian Road. The property of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Tyndall of Fenelon Falls, plus others. Pressback high chair, hall stand, brass bed, hanging lamp, coal oil lamps, Gone with the Wind lamp, china cabinet, brown Colonial chesterfield and chair, Mastercraft 230 amp welder, air compressor, wash stands, cook stove, captain's bed, chesterfields, oak wall telephone, air tight stoves, an 8 ft. heavy duty axle trailer (3,000 lb. capacity), a 1973 Ford Club wagon, fully equipped equipped for camping (certified), quantity of tools, china and glass. Don Cornell Auctioneer, R.R.l, Little Britain. 786-2183. 40-1 SN Auctioneers New Member Addresses Local Rotariani Oct. 6 -- Selling calves, yearlings, 2-yr. old. Oct. 20 -- Selling calves, yearlings, 2-yr. olds. Oct. 27 -- Selling yearlings, 2-yr. olds. Nov. 3 -- Selling calves only. Oct. 27 and Nov. 3. -- Sales are sponsored by the Peterborough County Cattlemen's Association and must be consigned in advance to Wayne Telford, 705- 292-9531. Dealine for Oct. 27 sale Is Oct. 21 at 9:00 p.m. and Nov. 3. sale Oct. 28 at 9:00 p.m. Farmers' cattle only are accepted at these sales, lots of 3 and more only are sold. Carl Hickson owner and auctioneer. auctioneer. Bus. 705-324-2774. Res. 705-324-9959. 38-6SN Saturday, October 16 Sale Time: 1:00 p.m. Pearce Auction Centre Auction sale with bus camper, hardware, tools, furniture, power exercise bike, space heaters, some new toys, etc. Note early starting time, 985-7492 . 40-lSN Auction Sale, Private Estate Thursday, October 7 at 6 p.m. Also Saturday, October 9 at 6 p.m. Property of Mr. Donavon, Toronto to be held at Stlrte- vani's Auction Hall, 33 Hall Street, Oshawa. 9 piece dining room suite, refrigerator, electric electric stove, apartment size dryer, wringer washer,. chrome suite, chesterfield suite, coffee and end tables, 3 piece bedroom suite, lamps, chests of drawers, dressers, rocking chair, wardrobe, vanity, desk and chair, 2 filing cabinets, lazy boy chair, green swivel rocker, wooden table and 4 chairs, dinette suite, mantel clock, color T.V., books, pictures and frames, com- piete line of kitchen dishes and appliances, bedding, linen, china, tools, etc. This is a large sale. Plan to attend. All furniture welcome. Sales room open this Saturday from 11 a.m. to sale time. Terms cash. Myles King, Auctioneer, 725-5751. 40-1S Auction Sale Thanksgiving Day, Monday, October 11,11 a.m. For Mrs, Kay Morgan at her former residence, 94 Ella Street, Port Perry. Including furnishings, glassware, china, tools and collectables from this stately old home. This Is an exceptional holiday auction. Earl Davis, Auctioneer. Auctioneer. 728-4455. 40-lSN HEREFORD Sale - Thanks- giving Banner Sale. Elzevir Hereford Farms, R.R.l, Flin- ion, Ontario. October 11, 1982 at 1:00. Selling approximately 75 head from free listed herds, Elzevir Hereford, Golden Oak, Roxwood, Lymdale, Elm Lodge and Hastings Polled Hereford Farms. 40-lSN Saturday evening, Oct. 9 Selling at Hickson Sales Arena R.R.2, Lindsay 43 head Simmental cattle, 24 Simmental cows with 19 calves by side. The property of Tom Gulney. Negative Bruce- josls test, also selling 34 head Hereford cattle; 15 mature high grade Hereford cows with 151 McLEAN AUCTION SERVICE Household-Farm-Equipment Antique-Estates Business-Closeouts, Bankrupt Sales Consignments or Auction at Your Place Metro Toronto Licence ROSS A SCOTT McLEAN AUCTIONEERS TAUNTON RD. W„ OSHAWA 686-3291 27-tfSNP 576-755C i calves by side; 4 Hereford Hereford yearling heifers; Bruce- josls free listed herd. The property of Paul Butlemare, Sale time 7:00 p.m. Carl Hickson, Hickson, 705-324-8311. 38-3SN Auction Sale, Monday, October 11 Thanksgiving Day 11:00a.m. Property of Mr. Greensberry in the village of Stouffville, on the north end of Church Street. Complete household furniture. Owner moving. Terms cash. Earl Gauslin, auctioneer. 40-lSN AUCTION Wednesday, October October 13, 1982,1:00 p.m. 126 acre farm % mile lake frontage, house, barn, implement shed. Hammond, 11th Concession, 4 miles north of Port Perry. Reasonable reserve. Orval McLean, Auctioneer. (705) 324-2783. 40-lSN EAST central Ontario Hereford Hereford Zone show and sale,. Peterborough Fair Grounds, Saturday, October 16. Show 4:00 p.m. Sale 7:00 p.m. Sale breeders recommend. Catalogues Catalogues from Box 35, Carrying Place, Ontario. 40-lSN Tuesday, October 12,7 p.m. Kawartha Klassic selling at the Peterborough ! Exhibition Grounds, Peterborough, Ont. 40 head sired by the top sires of the. day including Fond Matt, Warden, Sheik, Senator, Triple Threat. 1 excellent, several very good. 4 young cows from Ex Dams, several females selling with 5 generations generations VG or Ex. Several show prospects. Sale sponsored by The Peterborough County Holstein Club. Sale managed and sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions, Uxbridge, 416- 852-3524. 40-1S Antique Auction Saturday, October 9, at 11:30 a.m. at Orange Hall, Cobourg. Eight piece walnut dining room suite, 4 matching Victorian Victorian side chairs, 6 piece rock maple twin bedroom suite, solid brass queen size bed, pine flat to the wall, pine oval table, 6 matching plank seat chairs, 3 piece modern bedroom bedroom suite, oak country couch, oak rocker, oak press, back rocker, wicker rocker 1 and chair, oak wash stand, mahogany wash stand, student desk, typing desk, treadle sewing machine, walnut walnut what not, corner what not, pair of walnut plant stands, 2 hat racks, pine blanket box, child's rocker, high chair, old European phone, Victorian bedroom chair, Sheridan upholstered arm chair, heavy carved gate leg parlor table, mahogany Inlaid lamp table, walnut tea wagon, collection of old scales, collection of old wooden planes, broad axe, cast farm yard bell, 2 door walnut bookcase, exercise bike, patio set, (4 Ice cream type chairs with table), Sauna unit, laundry tubs, set of Royal Doulton china, Nippon pieces, Cranberry, Depression Depression glass, pitcher and bowl set, chest of silverware, apartment apartment size dryer, plus many other items. Terms cash. No reserve. Paul Lean, Auctioneer, Auctioneer, 352-2403. 40-1SP Thursday evening, October 7 7p.m. Bannister's Auction Hall Bewdley Consisting of: Chests of drawers, chesterfield, chairs, fables, desk, trunks, large oak lable, dishes, glassware, quantity of Avon pieces, picture frames, coloured and black and while T.V.'s, skis, tireplace and other Items still being consigned, Roger Bannister Bannister Auctioneer, 416- 797-2651. 40-1SNP FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS and MARKERS Look lor this seal It's your .55EÜ -£L- 1 STAFFORD flhhS/ BROS. LTD. f/futhoriud ylktttr Stafford Brothers Monuments LIMITED Box 133 318DundasSt.E„ Whitby Phone Whitby 868-3552 Ontario Government Tender SNOW REMOVAL CONTRACTORS Provide Snow Removal Services at the former Pine Ridge School, BOWMANVILLE, Ont. Tender No. GB-82-266 Sealed Tenders will be, received until 2:00 p.m. local time on - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26,1982. Tender documents may be obtained from the Ontario Ministry of Government Services, Lindsay Area Office, 322 Kent St. W„ P.O. Box 7000, Lindsay, OR - Georgian Bay Regional Office, 24 James SI. E..P.O. Box 790, Orillia, Ontario. NOTE: For further Information regarding the lenders, please call the Tenders Office at the above addresses- Tolbphone:(705) 325-7403 In Orillia, OR (705) 324-9188 In Lindsay. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ministry of Government „-- Services Ontario OBITUARY MRS. MAY MARIE LYONS A former school teacher with the separate school board, Mrs. May Marie Lyons of 478 Diane Street, Oshawa, passed away suddenly in Regina, Saskatchewan on Tuesday, September 21st, 1982. She had been a resident of Oshawa . since 1961 and previously had resided in Port Hope. Daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. McDermott, she was born February 25, 1910 in Regina, Saskatchewan. Mrs. Lyons taught at Holy Cross School, Oshawa; St. Bernard's School, Whitby; and at St. Mary's School, Port Hope. She retired in 1975. She was a member of the Separate School Teachers Federation; Holy Cross Church; and had been a past president of both the Catholic Women's League and the Navy League of Canada, Port Hope. She was predeceased by her- husband, Wager A. Lyons, on July 4,1975; a son, Donald. A sister, Mrs. Helen Roberts; and a brother, John McDermott. Mrs. Lyons is survived by four sons, Kenneth W. of Mississauga, Terrance A. of Regina, Saskatchewan, Harold A. and John Andrew, both of Oshawa; 10 grandchildren grandchildren and one great-grandchild. great-grandchild. - . Mrs. Lyons rested at the Mclntosh-Anderson Funeral Home, Oshawa. Mass of Christian Burial was held in Holy Cross Church on Friday. Father Vincent Amodeo officiated. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Port Hope. -J Paul Morris, President of the Bowmanville Rotary Club, congratulates new, member John Mara, who gave his classification talk last Thursday,: September 30. In the classification talk, a Rotarian, describes to fellow- members the profession or industry in which he is employed. Mr. Mara is the proprietor of The Canadian Tire store in Bowmanville. Sales of $1.3 billion in 1981, two million customers per week, and an assortment of 30,000 products are all ingredients ingredients of the Canadian Tire success story. Part of that story was related related to members of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Rotary Club last week when the guest speaker was John Mara, proprietor of the Canadian Tire Store here. Mr. Mara, who moved to Bowmanville about one year ago, is one of the newest members of the Rotary Club. Last week, he gave a classification classification talk in which he described his business. He pointed out that there are 350 Canadian Tire stores and service centres from coast to coast. In addition, the corporation also operates retail outlets in Canada and theU.S. Mr. Mara explained that he began his retail career after high school, when he worked as a shoe salesman with the London Shoe Company. He was promoted to a number of management posts with this firm before joining The Hudson's Bay Company. At The Bay, he began as a shoe buyer and later assumed more senior management positions, eventually becoming manager of the company's Square One rone News At Tyrone United Church on Sunday, Oct. 3, 1982, the Sacrament of Baptism and the Sacrament of Holy Communion Communion were administered by Rev. A. E. Cresswell, Oshawa, a former minister of the Tyrone charge. It was good to welcome Rev. and Mrs. Cresswell into our midst once more. Three infants were baptised: Andrea Suzanne Meszaros, daughter of Beth and Ted Meszaros; Kory Raymond Cameron, son of Raymond and Gail Cameron; Jason Glenn Greenham, son of Sheryl and Lawrence Green- ham. Greeting at the church door were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Loveridge. On Wed., October 13th, U.C.W. will meet at 8:00 p.m. in the C.E. Wing. Pictures by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham will be featured. On October 20th, Tyrone Church General Council Council meeting will be held at 8:15 p.m. at the church. Tyrone friends and neighbors neighbors of Mrs. Lome Phare, a patient in Oshawa Hospital, and Mrs. Howard Brent, Oshawa, will be sorry to hear of their illness. Mrs. Lome Phare has a birthday on October 8th. Rev. A. E. and Mrs. Cresswell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A, J, Hoar on Sunday, October 3rd. On Monday, Rev. and Mrs. G. Andrews and Mrs. Edith Awde, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. George White, Bowmanville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hoar. Congratulations to Laura Buttery, Haydon, and Steven -Phillips, Tyrone, who were married on Saturday, October 2, 1982, at Trinity United Church, Bowmanville. Following the Baptism of baby Kory Cameron, the family family gathering at the home of Mr, and Mrs. R. Cameron, Pontypool, included great- grandparents Mr. and Mrs, Walter Rahm, Tyrone, Mrs, Wm. Penwarden, Long Sault; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. R, Graham, Haydon, Mr. and Mrs, R. Cameron, Long Sault. On the occasion of the Baptism of baby Andrea Meszaros, guests at the home of Mrs, Marg Knowlton and family were Mr, and Mrs. Ted Meszaros and Andrea, Mrs, Barna Meszaros, John Meszaros, Jack Packer, Oshawa; Miss Anna Belmont, Pickering, Mr. and and Mrs. Bruce Knowlton Janey, Tyrone. Mr. and Mrs. P. Vaneyk were guests at the family luncheon following the Baptism of Jason Greenham, Bowmanville. Quite a number of the local Senior Citizens took a bus tour recently to the Finger Lake Area of New York State. A wonderful part of the trip was the great gorge at Watkin's Glen, famous for auto racing, magnificent with scenery. At the city of Corning they visited the Corning Glass Centre where the factory is interesting interesting and the museum includes rare historical pottery pieces. At "The Olde Snoppe Village" all types of woodworking is done and displayed. At Sonnenberg Gardens dining is an experience amid the many styles of gardens including formal gardens, the Japanese Garden, the Roman Bath, etc. With a touch of good judgement judgement (and refined good fun) the tour and tasting at the "Taylor and Great Western Winery" was scheduled on the homeward bound trip. The latest trends and the best tastes were judiciously sampled. Lodgings during the tour were comfortable at historical "Painted Post" in New York State. A big vacation vacation was enjoyed in a short time. Twenty-one tables of euchre were in play at the euchre game on Friday, Qctober 1st, 1982, with the following results: 1st Richard Manns, 2nd Jack Cook, 3rd Walter Murphy, 4th Art Thompson, 5th Eveyln Laverty, 6th Betty Barnes. Ladies low Lu Griffin, men's low Weir Swain, 50-50 draw McDiarmid and Meta Moffatt, Specials Laverne Clemens, Marion Bell, Lance Phare. store in Mississauga.. v Canadian Tire looks for persons who have been successful successful in their previous' career when it selects its dealers, Rotarians were told. The dealer is expected to totally totally commit nis financial resources to his new business and must be prepared to g, anywhere in Canada thaj. store is offered. „ji Mr. Mara's first Canadiî. Tire dealership was Stephenville, Nfla. A year ago, i he moved to Bowmanville":', when the local dealership ' Vil became available. Married, I with two children, John Mara J lives at Hampton. I Rotarians were informed ) that the Bowmanville store j employs between 30 and 35 j_ persons and includes 5,124'"; square feet of retail space in i addition to six service bays. A I unique profit-sharing plan j provides added remuneration I to employees who qualify ftir ! theprogram. 1 The Rotarians were toldj that the Bowmanville store; carries 19,586 different items' and 95 per cent of these ; products are available at the store at any one time. i A computer operating in conjunction with cash regisers helps to tally item's -- which have been sold and to control inventory. It takes four truckloads of goods to restock the store each week. I Mr. Mara said one of the new services available at Canadian Tire this year is a skate sharpener. It will be ready for hockey players this .. season. ■ ( Canadian. Tire's revenue comes from its role as a wholesaler, Rotarians were told. The company does not charge a franchise fee. ! A central warehouse complex with 65 million Cubic feet of computer-controllefl space is used to distribute 1 products. ; In spite of the downturn in some areas of the Canadiah economy, Canadian Tire, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary, reported a 27 pdr cent increase in sales last year. Some of the factors contributing contributing to the success of the business have included assortment assortment of goods, pricing, and quality, along with the unique relationship between thp corporation and the individual entrepreneurs who serve at dealers, Mr. Mara said. • 1 1 il-.. For Sale Firewood All Hardwood Delivered or Pick-Up Newtonville - 7^-2633 _ Oshawa Monument Co. Family Memorials - Markers All Design end Lettering Dons by Us on Premises -- NO SALESMEN INVOLVED - Please Telephone 728-3111 for Full Details