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Designers to contact owners on store fronts Main Street store owners will be contacted in February about specific st- ore front proposals ac- cording to a letter from an official at Canadian Pitt- sburgh Industries Limited. The letter was delivered to the president of the Penetanguishene Chamber of Commerce, Peter Shirriff, late last week. In it Neal Jotham, manager of technical ser- vices at Canadian Pitt- sburgh's Toronto office states that he hopes a co- ordinated effort could begin on operation facelift (painting, renovating, etc. the fronts of downtown stores) by late March or April. Towards the end of last summer officials from Canadian Pittsburgh Industries came to Penetanguishene, on the invitation of the Chamber of Commerce, and spent two weeks drawing up preliminary sketches of the east side of Main Street between Robert and the post office to give merchants a general idea of what could be accomplished under a facelift program. In essence, Operation Facelift provides a colour co- ordinated scheme _ for downtown storefronts which allows a great deal of flexibility as to the in- volvement of the individual merchant. Merchants are free to choose not to paint or renovate their store fronts but the pro-face lift forces - hope the benefits of the program will be obvious, and Math whizzes van pss Students from Penetanguishene's Burkvale, St. Joseph's and Corpus Christi elementary schools along with representatives of Midland's Bayview School pose for their Another Substation A new $250,000 Ontario Hydro substation servicing the Sunnyside and the Huronia Mall, Zellers- Dominion area on Highway 27. The distributing station located on the south side of the Balm Beach Road about a half mile from the High- way 12 intersection is a low profile one meaning that it is surrounded by trees to screen it from peoples' view. "TOSHIBA" HAND HELD ELECTRONIC CALCULATOR only $89, 95 only SEE IT TODAY AT... WHITFIELD OFFICE OUTFITTERS make everyone willing to join in. To date no costs for the program have been quoted. Brownie probes Mayor Eight-year-old Clair Cadeau couldn't stop asking questions when Mayor Vince Moreau visited the second Penetanguishene Brownies pack last Wednesday at St. Ann's Church. Brown Owl (Brownie leader) Pat Ladouceur said the conference with the mayor was part of the Brownies new emphasis on community involvement. This is the 65th year since Lord and Lady Baden Powell founded the Brownies organization in England. If they had seen and heard little Clair Cadeau pepper the Mayor with questions ranging from how to stop littering to why did he want to be mayor, Lord and Lady Powell would have felt their efforts were all worthwhile. One thing Clair couldn't understand was "why people don't put their junk in gar- bage bags."' While the Mayor couldn't answer the question he did say he hoped that as they grew up, Brownies maintain their concern over keeping the streets clean. Clair said she would. pictures after a Penetanguishene School last week. Joan Robitaille holds the trophy, won by the St. Josephs' team. Hk A brownie listens Nine-year-old brownie Laurie Juneau listens to mayor Vince Moreau explain the duties of his office last Wednesday during a meeting with the second Brownies pack in the basement of St. Ann's Catholic Church. Staff photo For September New substation planned On the site construction of a new. substation for Penetanguishene is scheduled to begin in March according to the secretary- "better balance" of electrical power for the whole town according to Lalonde. September 1975. a Presently Penetanguis- hene is serviced by two 3,000 KVA substations which are located on Fox Street and on treasurer of the Robert Street East near Lalonde claimed that the Penetanguishene Power and Richardson and Beaulieu town's existing substations Light Commission. Ernie Ltd. have been operating at Lalonde said the new 5,000 KVA station would prac- tically double the town's power supply when it goes into operation sometime in maximum capacity but with the new substation "we should be in a position to serve added loads for future development." OPEN SATURDAYS The new substation will be built in the Southwest part of town in the Poyntz and Scott Street area and will provide For a remarkably low fee, H & R Block will help make sure your taxes are as low as they can legitimately be. Why would anyone do their own taxes? 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