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(first insertion) (second insertion) (third insertion) Additional words (subsequent insertions) Classified Word Advertising Rates Up to 18 words $3.00 $2.80 $2.70 $2.70 ea. 10 Poster winners galore The Midland and District Branch of the Ontario Humane Society recently held a poster competition for pupils aged 5 to 16 in the public schools in this area. This competition was in connection with the education program of the Humane Society. The posters were to illustrate some aspect of kindness to animals with a suitable slogan as part of the whole design. The art work had to be original. These posters were judged by Bill Chenier, art teacher at Midland Secondary School, and by Brenda Vivian, who is employed by the Simcoe County Board of Education in the Student Services Department. The response to this contest was very good and the Humane Society would like to thank all the students who par- ticipated and put their time and effort into the art work. Mrs. Millie Allport, president of the local branch, visited the winning schools and presented the following students with prizes and ribbons. The winning posters will be on display at the Midland Public Library. Age group 5-9 years -- ist prize - Peter Milley (Bayview). Honourable Mention Tammy Belcourt (Huron Park), Robbie Gruber (St. Joseph's), Andreas Hemming (Bayview). Age group 10-12 years -- lst prize - Margaret McBride (Regent). Honourable Mention - Jenny McCallum (Bayview), Chris Hackney (Bayview), Shelley Froud (Regent), Heather Whiteside (Regent). Age group 13-16 years -- ist prize - Keith Day (Bayview). Honourable Mention - Danielle Arbour (St. Joseph's), Sheryl Duquette (St. Joseph's), Lisa Mar- chand (St. Joseph's), Rose Ladouceur (St. Joseph's), Robert Lafreniere (St. Joseph's). Thanks, Mr. Ford Since 1908, when Henry Ford began production of the Model T, the automobile in- dustry has evolved into the world's largest manufacturing indu- stry, providing jobs for an estimated 30 million people from Detroit to Tokyo. 'Trust Pan TRBT The Elmvale district for Family Trust Corp. Realtor is being serviced by Mr. Reg. O. Archer; a long time resident of the community. Reg welcomes his past clients and associates to call on him at 33 Simcoe St., Elmvale, or phone (705) (705) 322-2424 anytime. Reg pledges to the public and other Realtors his fullest co-operation. AT AUCTION SALES Af \/ AUCTION SALES r) | Y) r) y r) . L/ AUCTION SALE Sat., June 14 at 12 noon For Joe Fonagy Lot 83, Ist Conc. Tiny (old survey) Turn west off Hwy 27, 1 mi. south of Wyebridge or 1 mi. north of Waverley Waterloo 10 hp. Garden Tractor with plow and cultivator, Skidoo 640, Skidoo 399, 1-12x28 Tractor tire, 2-12x24 Tractor tires, Truck tires, 3-2 wheel trailers, 3-gas lawn mowers, 4- single horse scufflers, 2-walking plows Al, 1 Wheel barrow, Turnip Pulper, Rabbit cages, Oil furnace burners w/ motors, 1-24' wooden extension ladder (good), 45 gal. drums, Garden tools, Electric motors, Stepladders, Beautiful oak dining table, Antique dresser, Chests of drawers, Washstand, Buffet, Bookshelves, Beds, Bed chesterfield, Radio record player, Stereo, School desk, Coffee tables, End tables, 2-chrome dining suites 2- wringer washers, 1 Fridge, 1-McClary Stove 24", Assorted dishes-kettles and much more. Appliances and motors etc. all in working order. Terms: Cashor Bob Rumney, Auctioneer check w / |.D. Phone 534-3572 SCL NO.5 47 ; | 726-8904 QUALIFIED AND RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY Auctioneer ® Appraiser FARM e FURNITURE e ANTIQUES ESTATES e REALESTATE Selling Successful Sales since 1957 Auctioneer - Appraiser Auctions Arranged Anywhere Flea Market Farm fresh fruit and vegetables, etc., every Thursday afternoon and evening. Also livestock and furniture auctions. Also Every Saturday from 9a.m. to5p.m. Flea Market Farm fresh fruit and vegetables. The largest of its kind north of Toronto. Come and see! At Elmvaie Sales Stables Ltd, 1 mile West of Elmvale on Hwy. 92. Auction Sale Saturday, June 14 at 1 p.m. for Frank Miles Located on Severn Road 7 miles N.E. of Coldwater via County Road No. 7 Sale of furniture, antiques, tools and farm machinery, etc. Machinery: Int. hay baler like new, cream separator, drill press. Furniture, tools and antiques: Vanity dresser, bed springs and mattress. Carpet 12' x 14' and 9 x 12', chesterfield suite, platform rocker, day bed, coffee and end tables, new air tight stove, upright deep freezer, refrigerator and freezer combination, book case, ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Everett Marshall of R.R. 2, Midland, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Katherine Lynn, to Mr. Patrick Lacroix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lacroix, Poyntz St., Penetang. Wedding to take place, Sept. 19, 1980, at Penetang. = old pictures, dishes, cutlery, pots and pans, etc., qty of sealers, basins and sinks, fireplace basket, wreadle sewing machine, table, register grates, bath tub, ice box, electric stove, 2 air mattress (new), 9' x 12' tent with canopy, vacuum cleaner (like new), storm windows, love seat, camp stove, kitchen cupboard, Black and White Television, Moffat clothes drier, space heater with fan and 200 gallon fuel tank, 5 h.p. Briggs and Stratton motor, jet pump, small pool table, antique adding machine, old record player, car radio, 14" car wheels, snow shoes, boat carriers, .rabbit pens, traps, Bob Sleighs, many more items. Terms cash day of sale. Selling by numbers please register on arrival. 47 AUCTION SALES | AUCTION SALES Graham Allen': "Rain or Shine under The Big Top" 726-5055 Barrie, Ontario 737-2491 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SHORT NOTICE AUCTION SALE Monday, June 16 - 6 p.m. sherp For the Estate of H. (LEROY) AVERST 75 HOLGATE ST., BARRIE CONTENTS OF HOME includes deep freezer, washer, dryer, fridge, stove (like new). Vilas colonial dining room suite, Kimball electric organ, chesterfield suite. Included in this sale small consignment of antique glass, 6 pc. cranberry including finger lamp etc. Classified ads get results Superintendent required for small adult building. Experience not necessary prepared to learn. a ales to Box 609-T, c/ 0 idland Times. 45 to 48 Wooden boat builder wanted. Year round job. Must be experienced, reply to: Box 397 Port Carling, Ontario. POB 1J0. 47-48-49-50 Parttime!- Evenings at home Expanding marketing organization requires bright and personable individuals to fill telephone' interviewing positions on behalf of a MAJOR DEPART- MENT STORE. Phone - 526-6739 33TF PART OR FULL TIME TRAVEL COUNSELLOR Required for travel agen- cy in Collingwood. Please reply in writing to 78 Hurontario St. Coll- ingwood, -Ontario L9Y 2L8. WORK WANTED WORK WANTED RESEARCH & Will babysit children in my home, and | live in Elmvale - phone 322- 1896. Ask for Donna. (Experienced). 45, 47, 49 pigheas prices pald for: ol oriental rugs, jewellery, dolls, toys, furniture, pottery, silver, glass and china, old postcards and advertising items, decoys, carvings, quilts, and hooked rugs, Indian An experienced venipuncture nurse or technician, 2 days a week plus holiday relief in Midland. Call ; Burns at 526-3921 or 526- 4608 after 6. 47-48 Child's Play -- a unique and beautiful line of children's educational books and games, needs consultants and managers, all areas of pieces, paintings, etc. Phone' 526-2827 after 6 | Simcoe county, Wear p-m. or = 726-3156 | young company offering vanytime. ~- | an excellent weekly 237 F income via commission Will babysit in my own | to all consultants and home on Eighth St., | Managers. No Midland, part-time or | deliveries. Free training provided. Work our own hours. School eachers, homemakers, full time. Experienced and excellent references. Phone 526- 8152. this could be your 47to50 | opportunity for extra EY: wy not aive ne a call; you have nothing CARDS to lose, 1-436-5306 or 728- OF THANKS 6529. oe Words cannot express e deep appreciation | ab re to our relations, BIRTHS mrenes nd. 9000 dc yeetin g -- Tom and neighbours who helped Palace pleased so much at the time of the eubden passing of a dear an devoted husband and father. Many thanks to Dr. announce the birth of their first child, Jaime Nicole, born May 18, 1980, weighing 6 Ib. 10/2 Ozs., at Women's Patchell, the Lynn Funeral Home for their | C2llege Hospital, kindness and help, to| Toronto. Froud e'P, TO | grandparents, Mr. and Father Hawkshaw for Hag Be ait his comforting words, | Brampton First the good friends for food sent to the house. Thanks to each and every one for flowers, cards, donations to the randchild for Mr. and rs. Vern Sweating. First great grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Heart Fund and the | 2Weeting, St. Penetanguishene Catharines. eres a respital. 47 orothy and Families of the vate George HELP WANTED McArthur. Babysitter wanted part- | 47 | time for the summer. 3 furrow plow with 12' bottoms, water trough, . é Phone 549-3082. HELP WANTED Hee MIDLAND TEXTILE MANUFACTURING PLANT AC- COUNTANT REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY. MUST HAVE STRONG BACKGROUND IN STANDARD COSTING, INVENTORY CONTROLS AND BE A SELF STARTER. PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN TO ONE WITH R.1.A. TRAINING. TO REQUEST AN INTERVIEW, PLEASE CALL: MRS. CLARKE AT BAY MILLS LTD. 416-252-5711 47, 48, |$7.50-$7.66 + COLA DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGIST Pillsbury of Canada Limited requires the talents of Research and Development technologist for our Midland operation. Major responsibilities involve being instrumental in all aspects of new product development and product improvement. Also, includes data gathering and analysis, product evaluations, plant trials and start- ups and preparation of technical reports for the company. A minimum of a community college degree and one - two years practical working experience in a laboratory environment is preferred. We offer a liberal benefit program and an attractive starting salary followed by regular merit increase reviews. Please reply in confidence giving full details of education, work experience and salary history to: Mr. J. M. Grossette Pillsbury of Canada 2 Sheppard Ave. East, Suite 1400 Willowdale, Ontario. M2N 5Y7. 47, 48 THREE THOUSANDS AND MORE MONTHLY That is the total monthly amount paid for enrolling only 2 New Continental Memberships daily for the Ontario Automobile Association. Qualifiers are paid a basic Guaranteed Weekly Income plus com- mission weekly. In addition, there is an inflation fighting month-end bonus. Experience not _ necessary. Training on the job. Car important. Must be over legal age with minimum Grade 11. This is a career position with promotion on merit. Interested: Call John Irwin at 325-9461 or write him c/ o Cautrac Inc., Box 307, London, Ontario - please include your phone number. d 46 50 Me UMITED ELECTRICIAN Our firm requires a licenced electrician. The individual will be responsible for electrical repairs to our equipment and facilities and will preferably have some _ foundry experience. The incumbent will be required, on occasion, to work at heights of approximately 25 feet, and to have some knowledge of Numerically Controlled equipment. Dorr-Oliver Canada offers a full line of Company benefits including a dental plan. In addition to the rate range and benefits there is a C.O.L.A. of .42c per hour and a night shift premium of .33c per hour. Please send resume/ application confidential consideration to: Sylvie Malec Personnel Department Dorr-Oliver Canada Limited 174 West Street South ORILLIA, Ontario L3V 6L4 > o for r B2, Wednesday, June 11, 1980 Aor OT Se ie en PS CN ee