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Good Brothers highlight Festival Canada's largest one day Bluegrass Festival, the Collingwood Pepsi-Cola Bluegrass Festival and Banjo Contest will start at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Aug. 9, and run a full 12 hours, packed with fun, excitement and some of the finest banjo pickin' heard anywhere. The Festival Site at the Blue Mountain Foundation Concert Shell, nestled at the foot of Blue Mountain Ski Resort is perfect for a concert of this type. This year's festival is headlined by the Good Brothers, Canada's finest Country Rock Band. The Brothers Good, Bruce, Brain and Larry are backed by an exciting band that never fails to move audiences. Although the Goods have strayed from the pure Country- Bluegrass Sound of their early days, they are certain to get back to their roots at '"THEIR"' concert in Collingwood. Making their first appearance at Collingwood this year will be "Cement City" a group originally from Sudbury who play a wonderful mixture of Bluegrass, Country Rock, Western Swing and Good Time Jazz. Last summer they played as an opening act for Willie Nelson. This summer they plan on blowing away the Collingwood audience. Edward, Harding and McLean are the Festival's change of pace, these boys are returning for the third time and are always a big hit. Their vocal harmony and off the wall versions of 30's and 40's standards are a joy to the ear. Canadian Bluegrass is synonymous with the names Denis LePage and Station Road. Denis who was the World's Champion Five String Banjo Picker in 1976 leads this hard driving Bluegrass band that is both exciting and technically excellent. The Dixie Flyers have also returned this year, bringing their unique blend of Comedy and Music that is always exciting but most of all fun! The Humber River Valley Boys are another group that will feel right at home in the Beautiful Blue Mountain Glade that is the setting for this concert. The Humbers are a tight hand with their own special Bluegrass sound. They have just returned from a suc- cessful tour to Western Canada. Pulse Creek joins us again this year. This band came to look and listen for the first year, asked for a chance to play, became instant favorites and are making their third ap- pearance. Pulse Creek's vocals are a com- plete knockout. Rudy Meeks "The Master" will bring his fiddle and banjo to supply a solid set of old time traditional music to this years festival. Rudy is the World's Champion Old Time Fiddler having taken the crown both in Nash- ville and at Shelbourne. Rudy is a highlight © wherever he plays. Lorne Buck and Bluegrass Jam will be featured twice during the day, first during the opening "Gospel Hour" and later in the af- ternoon. Steve Paskin, local Collingwood Banjo Picker, adds a lot of fire to the '"Jams" laid back easy sound. Clean Sweep a realatively new Kitchener- based group brings a fine traditional Bluegrass sound. The Collingwood Bluegrass Festival is very proud to announce the appearance of Mountain Rain, a Bluegrass Gospel group from Brantford, Ontario who will be featured during our "Gospel Hour". Do yourself a favour, come early and don't miss this group! Tickets are available in advance at $6 for adults and $3 for kids under 12 and over 65. At the gate - $9 for adults and $3 for under 12 and Olympia Fastball League July 29 Therrien's Furniture 8 Johnie's Pizza 1 Penetang-Midland Senior Division Ball Hockey July 30 S Charlebois Haulage and Excavating Diggers 5 Stewart's Gulf Oilers 1 Cumming-Nicholson Stompers 5 Dupuis Groceteria Leafs 1 Huronia Slow Pitch League League standings ; WLT Pts. Greening Donald Demons 10-0 222 Midland Warriors Sole Sa19 Goman Boats Bis Nivel 7, ~ Techform Eagles eemelealS Dollartown Saints Ba a) Leitz Brigade 490 8 Simcoematic Canteen Bie (ec 3 ewer) Bay Mills 3 8 0 6 Woodland Raiders Pel MOe 4 | Winners i pennies from heaven thanks to Eastern Star The Manson J. Bradley Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star recently concluded its 31st consecutive annual Penny Sale in Midland. The following is a list of the winners: 1193 "Afghan Charles Robins, RR 2, Midland 6216 Lamp B. Laurin, Box 86, Penetanguishene 3365 ; Purse Carol Sharer, Barrie 3621 : Lawn Chair Donna Barnes, Bluewater Beach 1055 Wall Hanging Bradley Pearsall, Victoria Harbour 466 : Fan Tony Crawford, Midland Avenue, Midland 1356 Carving Set Ted Drennan, T&G Fabrics, Midland 3578 Fishing Rod : Darren Juneau, Victoria Harbour 2913 Bicycle Winston Aaron, ¢ / 0 Decor Metals, Midland 1086 Soft Toys (Dog & pup) June Walker, Victoria Harbour 1103 Vest Brenda Bridges, RR 2, Midland 4813 Pillowcases Lozanka Papazovo, Box 131, Perkinsfield 6332 Blanket Helen Curry, RR 1, Penetang 1398 Wallet & Key Case Mrs. Bertha Woods, 622 Bayview Dr., Midland 1789 Plate Carol Gauthioer, 6 Peel Street, Penetanguishene _ 606 Coffee Mugs & Stand Mrs, Jean Smith, Port Hope 2173 Kettle Shirley Donaldson & Michelle Foley, Midland 6875 Towels. Joyce Trollope, 546 Irwin Street, Midland 3996 Doll & Clothes Alberta Murday, 515 Manly Street, Midland 3621 Cheese Tray Donna Barnes, Bluewater Beach 5177 A & P Groceries Phyllis Mosley,. RR 1, Wyebridge 4790, Dominion Store Groc. Norma Daoust, 90 Eastdale Ave., Toronto 5519 5 Wine Glasses Dan Waymman, 125 8th Street, Midland 356 ; Adidas Bag Patsy Marchant, RR 1, Midland 183 Mrs. L. Paul, Penetanguishene CALL: 526-7386 to collect prizes SERVICES Spencer Custom-made. foundations and _ bras desianed __ individually" for you. Telephone 549- 7133. 227 F, Birthright Are you pregnant and distressed. Birthright really cares. Call 737- 3550. 166 Bayfield St., Barrie, Ontario. W89T F 'URINE ERASE - Guarantees removal of urine stains and odours from carpets. Free brochure. Reidell Chemicals Ltd., P.O. Box 7500, London, Ontario. 52 to 69 ARCHER COLWILL 726-8904 QUALIFIED AND RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY Auctioneer e Appraiser FARM e FURNITURE ¢ ANTIQUES ESTATES * REALESTATE Bw Sellirig Successful Sales since 1957 Saturday, August 8 at 11:00 a.m. for Nelly Hoskin, located 4 miles north of Elmvale via County Rd. 6 to Concession 3 of Tiny Township, then 1 mile east. Sale of modern and antique furniture, large and small appliances, kitchen wear, dishes and china, bedding, garden machinery etc. Refer to July 29 issue for full inventory. When the time comes in your family There is one man you should see and rely upon, the man in your community allowed to sell the most respected sa: name in monuments, é the world : over... SANDERSON Michael J. Stone 322-2732 Elmvale Julien Beausoleil 84 Poyntz St. Penetanguishene Frank Doherty District Sales Manager © 526-2924 Midland | W9TE | Saturday morning, August 15 at 11:00 a.m. for the estate of the late Florence Manning, located at Stone and Lent St. in Elmvale. Sale of complete household furniture, antiques, large and small appliances, china, dishes, garden equipment, etc. REAL ESTATE: 7 room brick home with 2 bathrooms, gas furnace on beautiful large treed lot. 163'x70'. Terms on property $5,000 by cash or certified cheque day of sale. Balance in 60 days. Property will sell subject to a reasonable reserve bid. All other terms are cash day of sale. Watch for full inventory August 12. The Elmvaie Auction and Flea Market every Thurs- day afternoon and evening. Featuring farm fresh fruit and vegetables, arts, crafts, clothing, tools, antiques, refreshments, bargains galore. Located 1 mile west of Elmvale on Hwy. 92. The [argest out door market of its kind. Classified Ads get results AUCTION SALES For Harvey Johnston, corner of Blake St. & 21st St. just off Mosle in Wasaga Beach. Saf. Aug. 8th at 11 a.m. '| Household articles and antiques; i.e., furniture, lass, china, clocks, rass, copper_ and garden tools. Terms will be cash or cheque with |.D. Brian Blows auctioneer. MS AUCTION SALE Sat., Aug. 8 at 12:00 p.m. of Joe Querin Estate, Con. 12 Tiny, ami. E. off County Rd. 6., go2 mi N. of Perkinsfield, turn E. Y mi. 16' Bow rider boat w/ convertable top, 50 hp. Johnson Motor and tilt trailer A-1, Duncan Phyfe dining table, 4 dining chairs, 3 swivel rockers, occasional chairs, vinyl couch, kitchen set, stereo and FM radio, brass table lamp, TV stand, coffee tables, end tables, bunk beds and dresser, triple dresser, 2 double beds, box spring and mattress, Viking 18 cu. ft. freezer, Kelvinator refrigerator, G.E. spin-washer-dryer, Ass'td dishes, kitchen dishes and pots and pans, irons, toasters, knives, etc., ass'td hand fools, chains, step ladders, luggage, meat saw. MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST WILL BE SOLD Terms: Cash or cheque with 1.D. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for loss or accidents. Bob Rumney Auctioneer S.C.L.No.5 | Phone 534-3572 62,63 over 65. _ B RUMN ESTATE AUCTION Sat. Aug. 15 at 10 a.m. Estate of Leslie Edwards of Vasey | 4th Line of Medonte, S. of Simcoe Cty. Rd. 23 at Vasey between Coldwater and Waverley TRACTOR & IMPLEMENTS McCormick 140 Tractor w/hyd., 2 furrow plow mounted & 6' mower used only on 15 acres, Murray 11 hp Tractor & mower (new), lawn mower, 3 hp Roto tiller, 24' Bale elevator, 3 sec. Spring tooth cult., Massey Harris side rake, Dump rake, 14 plate disc, Cockshut Manure spreader, Steel stone boat, 3 sec. Thompson harrows, walking plow, set heavy team sleighs, water trough, hay loader, steel-wheeled wagon, farm scale (w/ han- dles), 5 rolls barb wire, forks and shovels, hay forks and slings, cutter, turnip seeder, 25 steel posts, snow fence. TOOLS & COLLECTABLES Carling ash tray, copper wash boiler, draw knife, hand tools, old grind stone, quart oil bottle, electric motors, vise and workbench, Stihl chain saw, implement seats, wooden wheel, steel wheels, 36' extension ladder, neck yoke, double trees, milk cans and much more. 4 ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES McLagan Victrolla, wash stand, dresser and wash stand (matching), fumed oak dresser, wash stand and bed, oak baby crib, Raymond treadle sewing machine, old dressers and wash stands wooden rockers, pressback nursing rocker, 6 pressbacks w/ ladies picture, round plant table, drop leaf oak table, oak extension table, round oak pedestal footed table, 6 oak dining chairs. Sideboard and china cupboard w/ leaded glass, 2 matching pressback chairs, piano stool (brass figured feet), slant top desk, stereoscope, Gone With The Wind lamp, signed oil painting, crokenole board (old), collection of 78 records, cast iron kettles, Renfrew cream seperator, cheese boxes, churn and crocks, blue granite, trunks, box camera, bullseye lamp, coal oil lamps, log rule, souvenir spoons, Forget-me-not-cake stand, carnival glass, milk glass, Noritake, baby dish, Nippon, Majolica plate, Doulton plate, Early Japan plates, china inkwell, old eyeglasses, bone handled carving set, pressed glass, souvenir of Midland pieces (old), Occupied Japan, Depression glass, gilt edged china shoe, Bavarian pieces, Goofus glass, dinner set for 8 of Greenly china w/ gold edge, kitchen dishes, pots and pans, efc. APPLIANCES & FURNITURE 23' Panasonic Color TV, Kelvinator frig. w/ sep. freezer, 30" Moffat range, Simplicity spin dryer, International 7 cu. ft. freezer, small appliances - toaster, iron, efc., Spencer Foundry cook stove, Eureka vacuum cleaner, chesterfield suite, coffee tables. Auctioneer's Note: This sale is of excellent quality, which will begin with Tractor im- plements, etc. at 10:00. Executors and auctioneer will not be responsible for loss or accident on day of sale. Lunch and refreshments will be available. 62,63,64 Wednesday, Aug. 5, 1981, Page 27 --*