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PAGE 10 TERRACE BAY NEWS NOVEMBER 4, 1971 ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND FORESTS AUCTION SALE OF VEHICLES AND OTHER EQUIPMENT SALE TO BE HELD AT Geraldton District Garage Kenogamisis Lake SALE STARTS AT 2 p.m. ON Saturday, November 13, 1971 (standard time). The Department of Lands and Forests offer for sale by Public Auction the following: = One 1968 Ford 4-door, 8 cycle automatic Sedan : One 1968 Chev 8 cycle automatic Sedan Wagon One 1967 Chev 1/2-ton Pickup Two 1967 G .M.C. 1/2-ton Pickups Two 1968 Mercury 1/2-ton Pickups Two 1968 Chev 1/2-ton Pickups Three Bombardier Ski Doos, 1968 models, 10.5, 16°& 18 H.P. Power Saws Lawn Mowers Outboard Motors (various sizes = 3 H.P. to 18 H.P.) Generating Plants (12 volt, 500 amp, , 1500 amp.) Propane Refrigerators Propane & Wood Stoves Overhead Garage Doors Bundles of Windows 1 One Portable Oil Fired Heater (construction salamander) One 6" Beaver Planer One 10" Bench Saw And other sundry items | TERMS: Fifteen per cent (15%) minimum deposit (not refundable) must be paid at time of purchase . Remainder of selling price to be paid in full within 5 working days from date of sale, or vehicle will be subject to resale. Payments to be made in cash, or certified cheque made pay- able to the Treasurer of Ontario. Vehicles sold by the Department within 5 years I of purchase date are subject to 12% Federal Salex Tax in addition to selling price payable at time of purchases. Provincial Sales Tax payable by. purchaser at the time of purchase. All vehicles carry certificate of mechanical fitness. Items may be inspected from 8:00 a.m. = 5:00 p.m. for five days prior to sale and to start of sale day. on: Lands & Forests, District Garage, Kenogamisis Lake, GERALDTON. Further information may be obtained from: Forest Protection Supervisor, Dept. of Lands & Forests, GERALDTON, Ontario. (854-1030) Auctioneers - Campbell & Doyle, District Forester W.K. Fullerton. tit MEN'S CURLING CLUB NEWS The ice is in and there's practice time this week! Anyone interested in submitting his name to curl in the Men's League this year should fill in an Entry Form and hand it to any member of the ex- ecutive immediately. (or call Membership Commi- ttee Chairman Nestor Trach at 825-3558). continued page 11.... TERRACE BAY CURLING CLUB MIXED MINI--BONSPIEL Opening event of 1971-72 curling season SAT. NOV. 6th To enter, contact Hugh Brophy (825-3285) Open to all Terrace Bay Rec. Ass'n. members . ENTRY FEE: $1.00 per person Refreshments available! Dancing from 9:30 to 12:30 -- Music by Tomy Commisso's THE MIDNIGHT HOUR