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classified marketplace HELP WANTED | HELP WANTED | NOTICES | NOTICES | CARDS OF THANKS Full or Part Time -- Male or Female be" Ni (Canada) Ltd. requires one full-time and two $time sales persons. Interesting, challenging. Attractive commissions on sales, services and supplies. Recruiter bonuses. Qualified paid vacations. Phone collect W:A. (Bill) Gau! Barrie 728-3392 or write Electrolux, c/o P.O. Box 968, Barrie, Ontario. Plant Operator $5.55 per hour The Ministry' of the Environment, Central Region, Utility Operations Section, requires an operator for the Sewage Treatment Plant. The successful candidate will, under the supervision of the chief operator, be responsible for the operation and maintenance of the process plant as well as the maintenance of the grounds.and buildings. Location: Midland. Qualifications: Grade 10 education, good mechanical and 7 or electrical background. Applications may be obtained from the Water Pollution Control! Plant, 200 Bay Street, Midland, Ontario. Return applications by April 4, 1975 to File ENC 3, Administrative Officer, 150 Ferrand Drive, Don Mills, Ontario. M3C 3C3. SUPER SALES PERSON Rapidly expanding major car dealership in Barrie requires a super sales person. Aggressiveness is the key to success. Previous experience an asset but not essential. Excellent commission program provides above average earnings. Car and insurance provided. PHONE NOW J & P HUMBLE PERSONNEL SERVICES LTD. Suite 302, 25 Dunlop Street East. BARRIE (705) 728-6882 Midland Golf & Country Club Limyed ¢ . requigesa wt NAL Cluy House Manager. for a new, licenced dining room, coffee shop and lounge. Duties will include management of the entire club house including locker room: areas and kitchen facilities, Experience is a prerequisite. Please submit written resume detailing experience, personal references and salary ex- pected to: Midland Golf and Country Club Limited, 675 Yonge Street, Midland, Ontario. Duties are fo commence as soon as possible. The an- ticipated term of em- ployment is April to October inclusive annually. WANTED Top rices paid for scrap cars, free removal. Phone 737-1978 anytime. COMING EVENTS Flea and farmers market. Molsons at Barrie invites you to our flea market every Saturday and Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Antiques, crafts, arts, baking, meats, cheese. Vendors welcome. For further information call 726- 2153. Township of Tiny Public Notice To all Senior Citizens of the Township of Tiny. On Wednesday, March 19th, and Thursday, March 20th, assistance will be available, to you in the com- pletion of your Income Tax. For Appointments call 526-4204. G. L. Maurice, Clerk-Treasurer, Perkinsfield, Ontario. EL TES Tax Prepayment Interest Town of Midland Pursuant to Section 527 (5), The Municipal Act, the following interest will be allowed on payments of 1975 taxes, irrespective of the amount: March, 1975 Interest 3 per cent April, 1975 Interest 2/2 per cent May, 1975 Interest 2 per cent. June, 1975 Interest 1/2 per cent Note: This is equal to 8 per cent per annum calculated from Jan. Ist to June 30th, the estimated date of demand of payment of 1975 taxes. Wm. A. Hack, Clerk-Treasurer, Midland, Ontario. Township of Tiny Public Notice Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 4:30 p.m. Tuesday March 18th for renovations to the Municipal Office Building In.Perkinsfield. Plans and specifications are available.at the Office in *Perkinsffeld} 4 qt ryt Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. L. Maurice, Clerk-Treasurer, Perkinsfield, Ontario. You are invited to an Open House in honour of the Golden Wedding Anniver- sary of Bill and Rose Perkins. Date: March 30, 1975, Time: 2 p.m. - 4 p.m., 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Place: Orange Hall, Peter Street, Elmvale Ontario. No gifts please! Wednesday, March 26, 7:30 p-m. Calvary Baptist Church, Midland, "The Covenant Players" in an Commercial Real Estate Salesperson Join our expanding operations now (2nd Midland office opening soon). Future unlimited for aggressive, disciplined, Individual. Without obligation and in full confidence, call me now for full information. Marty Fitzgerald 6 526-2228 MFiTZGERALD REAL ESTATE BROKER 335 King St. Midland Experienced waitress wanted for Steve Pappas Tavern. Call 526-7313. Fixer required in Toronto area. Must have fiberglass experience. Call 416-669-1924. Experienced Real Estate Agent for Penetang Office. Call A Leroux M. Fitzgerald Real Estate 549-7426. _ Vii NTED Wanted Canadas leading Manufacturer and Distributor is seeking a choice residential site to display their new 1975 above ground redwood pool. Your backyard is the prime location we will consider. An excellent opportunity for you the home owner. Call collect 625-8811 days or evenings. evening 'of one act plays and skits, using humor to bring a non-denominational __relig- ious message. Everyone welcome. Collection. The Blue Mountain Bruce Trail Club is sponsoring a meeting about Hiking, Camping, and Trails. There will be displays, a movie, slides of the Bruce Trail, and a panel discussion. It will be held in the Blue Flame Room of Consumer's Gas building in Barrie Thursday March 20 vat 7:30 p.m. ANNOUNCEMENTS After ten years of waiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Milligan are proud to announce they are expecting in October. Mr. Norman Miller wishes to announce the forthcoming marriage of his daughter Arial Irene to Robert Dale Buchanan. The wedding is to take place March 29 at Wycliffe Anglican Church. Mr. and. Mrs. Russell Lalonde are happy to an- nounce the engagement of their youngest daughter Theresa to Mr. Clayton Agar son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Agar of Phelpston. The marriage will take place on May 3, 1975 at St. Patrick's Church Perkinsfield. NOTICES 1965 Ford and 1964 Mercury Van. If not picked up before April 10 will be sold for towing and storage. Ray's Shell Service Station. Public Meeting in Township of Medonte to present a zoning by-law followed by No. 1277 to amend Zoning by-law No. 1266 to be held in Moonstone Community Hall on, March 27, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. The Planning Board invites interested ratepayers to the Public Meeting which will be held to more fully explain the amendments to the zoning by-law. Copies of the amendments of the zoning by-law have been mailed to all the ratepayers in the Township of Medonte. The amending zoning by-law to be presented at the meeting has-been prepared by the Medonte Planning Board for the ratepayers and Council of the Township of Medonte to implement desired changes to zoning by-law No. 1266. It should be noted by Medonte Ratepayers that the regulations of the amendment and zoning by-law conform with the Official Plan which was approved by the Ratepayers of Medonte, Medonte Council and by the Minister of Housing, December 20, 1973. It is suggested that interested ratepayers plan to attend the meeting. All suggestions or objections from ratepayers are welcome. Please bring your suggestions or objections in writing so that they can be considered by your Planning Thank you to friends and neighbours in Wyevale for gifts on the occasion of our 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. N. Levack We would like to sincerely thank the students of the dancing school and baton corps for the flowers and gifts presented to us. Cyndy and Peggy Dove I would like to thank Dr. Peter Brasher and Dr. Charron and the sisters and nursing staff of the Penetanguishene General Hospital for their kindness and excellent care while I was a patient. Mrs. Harriet Smith I would like to thank my friends for the plant, cards and gifts I received while in hospital recently. You don't know how much pleasure it gave me when visitors came. Dollie Thompson The family of the late Jean _(Draper) Ritchie would like to thank Dr. Patchell, The James Lynn Funeral Home, Reverend MacDonald for his comforting words, and all their many relatives, neigh- bours and friends for their kind act and thoughtfulness at a time when it was greatly appreciated in the loss of a loving wife, mother and grandmother. I would like to express my appreciation to my friends for their cards, treats, visits and other kindnesses shown while I have been ill. My thanks also the Elmvale Fire Department, Dr. John MacKenzie, Dr. Patchell, Dr. Dolezel and the Staff of Penetang General Hospital. Thank You everyone. Ken Guthrie CARS & TRUCKS 1970 Mustang Fastback, 302. Automatic, power steering. Call 526-6562. ------ Victoria Harbour seniors enjoy roast beef Legion. Here some of the members of the Senior Citizens The senior citizens of Victoria Harbour were invited to a roast beef dinner last Friday evening at the Victoria Harbour At King Street apartments Club enjoy the meal prepared by the Legion's cooks. Kinsmen give piano to seniors The Kinsmen Club of Midland presented the senior citizens of the Senior Citizens Apartments at 559 King Street with a Heitzman piano for their common room Tuesday night. The Kinsmen learned of the need for a piano at the apartments and were able to meet that need with a good used piano. Dunlop's of Moonstone co-operated with the Kinsmen in arranging the purchase of the piano. George Grant, the superintendant at the apartments, said that the piano would be very useful. He plays the piano by ear and pointed out that now that they have a piano they would be able to have musical evenings. The senior citizens will bring in people who can play and put on special events, to supplement the senior citizens' current bingo and card evenings. Kinsmen John Butler and : YMCA cagers Board. H. Robinson, Township Clerk. Learn Hairdressing. For free information. Barrie School of Hairdressing, 46 Mary St. 726-3962. The winner of the Elmvale Figure Skating Club $100. draw was Mrs. C. Downey, Minesing, ticket no. 2279. IN MEMORIAMS Nicholls - In loving memory of our dear sister Emily who passed away March 16, 1972. Our hearts are like a memory book, It's pages sister dear Hold all the loving though of you, : Recorded year by year. A book of golden yesterdays Bound with love and care A rare edition sister dear, Because you're treasured there. Sadly missed by her sister Helen and her family. IN MEMORIAMS Duncan - In loving memory of father and grandfather, Robert Bruce, who passed away March 17, 1974. We knew little when we woke that morn, What sorrow the day would bring; The call was sudden, the shock severe, To part with the one we love so dear. Lovingly remembered by Doug, Vicky and Stevie. Fitzgerald - In loving memory of a dear father and mother, Thomas and Pearl, who passed away March 19, in the respective years of 1969 and 1971. This month comes with sad regret, It brings back a day Ill never forget. You fell asleep without goodbye, But memories of you will never die. Sadly missed by daughter Edna. The Midland Celtics came out on top of the YMCA's inter- house basketball league this year. From left to right, Keith Johnson (MSS), Peter Mount (Huron Park), Ian Hackstetter (MSS), James Moreau (MSS), and Mark Haughton (Bayview) proudly display the crests they were awarded for their winning efforts. The teams play and \practice every Saturday morning during the winter months. O.K. JOHNSON TRAVEL & the Travel Professionals Ox 'TAKEA WEEKEND BREAK 0.K. Johnson Tours DELUXE MOTOR COACH TOURS: OTTAWA $85.00 departs May 30 per person (double occupancy) NEW YORK CITY $115.00 departs April 10 per person (double occupancy) WASHINGTON $117.00 departs June 28 SS per person (double occupancy) yo O.K. JOHNSON TRAVEL 7 PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL CONSULTANTS. 98 Mississaga St. E. Orillia, 325-6116 113 Dunlop St. E., 217 King St. Barrie, 726-6525 ~ Midland, 526-4201 PAAARAAAR AAA RR AS OAD Bob Mahoney presented the piano to the apartments in a small ceremony on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Vi Hewett Chairperson of the en- tertainment and social committee thanked the Kinsmen for their gift and Midland Bulls in Barrie then all present sang "For they are jolly good fellows" to the accompaniment of George Grant on the piano. rugby snow bowl On Saturday, March 8, 1975 the Barrie Rugby Football Club hosted a Winter Snow Bowl. Members of the Midland Bulls, various other clubs from Toronto and Southern Ontario. This 15-a- side tournament was designed by the Barrie club to be an entertainment series prior to the regular spring season. In the first game, Midland team defeated the higher ranked Metro Toronto Police squad by a score of 4-0. After a stalemate for most of the game, Midland's scrum came up with a hard push into Toronto's end zone where Sid Caffrey "touched"' the ball down. The second game saw Midland up against the host Barrie side which ended in a hard-fought 8-4 win for Barrie. Midland's only score came from a play started by J. Mikel Ruth and finished by Sandy MckKillup, who dived over the line after a 20 yard dash. Midland lost to Kitchener - the eventual tournament victors - in their final game, by a score of 12-0. Midland displayed a great deal of power in the forward pack, in all three games. What the team lacked in conditioning, they certainly made up in enthusiasm both on and off the field. The actual season for the Coldwater hockey results Midland Club begins in late May, with games lasting until late June. After a summer break, the team resumes its final fall session from September to the end of October. Actual games and dates for the Midland team will be announced by the Ontario Rugby Union in April. The Midland team begins serious training in early April for their first pre- season game _ against Peterborough on May 11. Anyone interestéd in further information on the Midland Bulls, please contact the Club's President, Doug Cole at 526-9619 or 526-7838. schomberg blanks Coldwater in midget all-star hockey series Schomberg 4, Coldwater 0 Schomberg blanked Coldwater 4-0 in the third game of their three game midget all-star series last Sunday to take the series two games to one. Coldwater had won the second game 5-1 after Schomberg's 6-3 win in the first game. Brad Dubreul and George Koekeuk divided up the Schomberg goals with two apiece while assists went to Rick Patterson, Al Bentley, and Brad Dubreul. Leafs 2, Canadiens 0 John Kerswell scored twice for the Leafs in Coldwater atom house league minor hockey action last Saturday to force a third game in their series with the Canadiens. The Canadiens had taken the first game by a score of 3- 2. Hawks 4, Boston 2 Steven Dahms scored a hat-trick to lead his team to victory in the game and victory in the series as the Hawks) beat Boston by a 4-2 score. Lee Brandon sank the other Hawks marker. Clint Watt and Bernie Cadieux took care of the Boston scoring. The Hawks had taken the first game of the series 4-0 and so their win in the second game last Saturday gave them the semi-finals victory in Coldwater atom house league hockey. "Seals 2, Flyers 0 Donnie Nick and John Letherly put in a goal apiece as the Seals blanked the Flyers 2-0 in Coldwater novice house league minor hockey last Saturday. Their victory gave them the Semi- final series in two games. They had beaten the Flyers 3-2 in the first game of the series: Rangers 7, Sabres 4 High scoring on both sides marked the second game of a semi-final series between the Rangers and the Sabres in SAAAAAA SA AAA SAS AAAAAS SEO 0 8 mee Coldwater novice house league minor hockey last Saturday. The Rangers beat the Sabres by a score of 7-4 to win the game and the series two games to none. Danny Archer scored four of the Rangers goals while singles went to Shannon Brown, Tim Bell and Kevin Silk. Jeff Stewart scored a hat- trick for the Sabres and Cindy Marshall added the fourth Sabres goal. Cookstown 3, Coldwater 2 Cookstown beat Coldwater 3-2 last Sunday to tie their O.M.H.A. peewee all-star consolation series at one game apiece. Coldwater had taken the first game in the series 6-2. Randy George and Tony Potter got the Coldwater goals with assists going to Danny Gilbank and Randy George. David Prince, Mark Jones, and David Braden scored the Cookstown goals with assists going to Mark Jones and Brian Dawnry. Coldwater 3, MacTier 3 Ricky Rever scored a hat- trick as Coldwater and MacTier fought to a tie in an O.M.H.A. atom all-star exhibition game held last Sunday. Coldwater assists went to Steve Schandlan, with two and Mike Cardona with one. Coldwater 2, Beaverton 1 John Jones and Bradley Silk split the scoring as Coldwater beat Beaverton by a score of 2-1 in an O.M.H.A. exhibition game held last Sunday. An assist went to Dan Bell. The lone Beaverton goal went to Larry Durand. Sharks 6, Whalers 1 Dave Beach and Dave Nicholson each scored two goals to pace the Sharks to their 6-1 victory over the Whalers in the second game of their semi-final series in Coldwater bantam house league action on Monday March 10. Paul Vandergeest and Jim Schrader added the remaining two Sharks goals. Rick Gamma scored the lone Whalers goal. Black Hawks 2, Canadiens 1 The Hawks won the second game of their semi-final series with the Canadiens by a score of 2-1 in Coldwater peewee house league minor hockey action on Monday March 10 to tie their series at two games apiece. Ed Goss and Bob Potter scored for the Hawks while Jeff Marshall scored for the Canadiens. Leafs 4, Bruins 3 After winning the first game of the series 4-3, the Leafs again beat the Bruins by the identical score in the second game of their best two out of three semi-final series in Coldwater peewee house league minor hockey action on Monday March 10. Bill Russell, Chris Bylow, Ron Blanchard, and Tim Woods split the Leafs scoring. Derek Fox scored one goal while Robert Southorn paced the Bruins with two goals. Arrows 3, Toros 3 Kim Howell scored twice as the Arrows and the Toros fought to a tie in the second game of their bantam house league semi-final series played on March 10. Tom Walker scored the third Arrows goal. Scott Pipher, Nick McLugh, and Chris Kontos divided the Toros scoring with one goal apiece. Hornets 3, Canucks 2 The Hornets beat the Canucks by a score of 3-2 to win the second game of their midget house league minor hockey semi-final series two games to none in a game played on Monday March 10. Glen Creighton, Greg King, and Al Beard scored the three Hornets goals while Glen Woods and Bob Legault took care of the scoring for the Canucks. Wednesday, March 19, 1975, Page 21 \