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-------- Call Contact © 526-9333 Hours 9 a.m. to9p,m Mon to Fri except holidays af 2 by Eileen Smith person.' Sag "TE you want to get across an idea, wrap it up in a Some weeks ago it was decided by Contact' s referral board to have a special fund-raising meeting. A young man appeared with understanding of Contact's service and a real desire through many fellow musicians from our area to' organize and promote a benefit concert on behalf of Contact. He was committed to the idea and the responsibility of handling every detail with care. As a result, he arranged for the use of the Midland Secondary School Cafetorium on Friday, May 30from 9 p.m. to mignight. It is exciting to observe the enthusiasm with which young people work when they have a real purpose. It 'has given our Contact people a real uplift to have someone work independently for our benefit. The young musicians have asked that we encourage adults to attend too because they feel the music will appeal to all ages. There will be folk, Dixieland, con- temporary, jazz, blues and boogie; sounds like the music of the forties, folks. Come and enjoy our terrific local musicians and support a group of great kids who have worked hard in order to contribute to Contact and the many people we assist. Musicians are Jim McMillan and Bart Devonshire, folk singers; John Coull, Scott and Pete Whittington, Roger LaCroix, Dave Paille, Dixieland set; Mike McVittie, Pete Bolte, Chris Mounteer, Bart Gillcrest and Don Trevin, contemporary music; Gord Goodman, - Keith Stratton, Dave Cameron, Lorne Pinkney, Ernie Hamlin, and special guest Dan St. Amant, jazz quintet; Paul Brown, Paul Woodhouse, Hugh Bremner, Grant Peever, Gary Huvers, Blues & Boogie. Refreshments will be on hand with a great com- mittee in charge. Food donations for this benefit have been appreciated. Chaperones are Mrs. Tiny Pinkney, Mrs. MeVittie, Mrs. Wilcox, Chris Thomson, Mrs. MeMullen, Mrs. Brodeur, Mr. Wilcox and Mrs. Sylvia Cameron, parents and teachers of the students. The kids are making a terrific effort to keep costs down and profits up. Support us by attending an en- joyable evening for all ages this Friday night. Shut-ins day There are many disabled, immobilized citizens cut off from normal activity in our communities. The first Sunday in June is set aside each year as Shut-Ins Day. A personal card, a visit, a drive in the warm summer air, a-gift, a letter, a phone call are many ways of bringing warmth to sometimes lonely lives with small acts of love and friendship; those confined to hospitals or senior citizen's homes, as well as those who live alone. Be thoughtful, make yourself feel good--visit a shut- in--not just one Sunday, make it a habit. Somehow you always receive so much when you give because you care. Patrollers to Ottawa. Eighty school safety patrollers from North Simcoe were to Ottawa last Thursday morning to take part in a large Jamboree involving 8,000 safety patrollers from across Canada. Among the highlights of the trip will be a visit with Jules Leger, Governor General, as well as tours of) the Parliament Buildings and most of the main tourist attractions of the nation's capital. In addition there will be dances, parades, and other items of en- tertainment. The trip is being sponsored locally by the Civitan Club and nationally by the Canadian Automobiles Association. The trip has been organized here by Chuck Coulson, com- munity service officer with the Midland detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police and Marcel 'Dorion of the Midland police depart- Handicapped meet The dicapped Association, the Huronia Han- re-named former Midland and _ Area Handicapped Association will be holding a social evening on Thursday, June 5 at the Activity Centre at the Mental Health Centre in Penetanguishene. The organization has been med to reflect its changed emphasis. Its function will be purely social now and will not include any skill development, which was part of the original organization's purpose. The social evening will begin at 7 p.m. on June 5 and will include a games time as well as refresh- St. Andrew's births Four girls and a boy joined the population of North Simcoe last week, ' entering the world for the first time at Midland's St. Andrew's Hospital. First to arrive was a son for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kooch of Midland on May 21. Friday saw a pair of arrivals, with a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis D'Aoust of Norene Street in Midland, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quesnelle of R.R. 1 Midland. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick. Van der Reest of Queen Street in Midland PGH births The following births occurred at the Penetanguishene General Hospital. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Marc Desroches of 901 Robert Sureete WerersJt- Penetanguishene, May 20. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gil Mar- shall of Elm Street, Waubaushene, May 22. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Desroches of RR 3 Elmvale, May 21. AAT had a baby boy, and on Sunday': the last male arrival was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dalziel of R.R. 1 Midland. Welcome aboard folks! Edgar J. Moreau dies Friday at PGH in his 79th year Edgar Moreau: Edgar J. Moreau, a lifelong resident of Penetanguishene, died on Friday at the Penetanguishene General Hospital following a brief illness. He was in his 79th year. His wife, the former Evelyn Quesnelle, predeceased him. Mr. Moreau, who spent much of his adult life involved in municipal affairs, was born in Penetanguishene on September 16, 1895, the son of Charles and Melina Moreau. For a period of forty years Mr. Moreau served as_ Penetan- guishene's tax collector. Throughout most of those years Mr. Moreau and the town clerk Bill Hewson (deceased) were the only two employees at the municipal office. Following his retirement as tax collector, Mr. Moreau still remained actively involved in municipal affairs. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and continued TOVeeeSeCLV.eg. 1 OlV the Penetanguishene Library Board as its secretary until his death. In recent years, Mr. Moreau was active as a member of the town's planning board. Edgar Moreau was an ardent member of Penetanguishene's sports community managing many hockey and baseball clubs over the years. He was one of the prime movers behind the building of the Penetanguishene General Hospital. Funeral services were held at St. Ann's Church on Monday with Father J. Harrington, Father F- Robinson and Monsignor A. Belanger presiding. Interment took place at St. Ann's Cemetery. Edgar Moreau _ is survived by sons Vincent ( the present mayor of Penetanguishene), Paul from London, John from Orillia, Bill from Scar- borough, Edgar Jr. of Parry Sound and Peter from Clarksburg. Sur- viving daughters are: Mrs. Evodia Parker of Richmond Hill, Mrs. Lorraine Simpson of Midland, Mrs. Lucille Hook of Fitzroy Harbour, Mrs. Don Sweet from Ottawa, Marie Rose (Mrs. Ernest Bogart of Mississauga and Mrs. Ken Gauthier from Penetanguishene. Two brothers, Charles Moreau of Toronto and Doriste Moreau of Chicoutimi, Quebec, survive Edgar Moreau along with two sisters: Mrs. Wilfred Desroches and Mrs. _ Beatrice Moreau, both of Penetanguishene. Altogether Mr. Moreau is survived by 12 children, 54 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Emma Brinatit canima Brunault, daughter of the late John and Odile Brunault of Victoria Harbour, died on Friday, May 16, 1975 at St. Andrew's Hospital in Midland. She was 81. Sister of Mrs. Julia Cadeau of -St. Thomas, Ontario, Miss Brunault rested at the Nicholls Funeral Home, Midland. Funeral mass was held at St.. Mary's Church, Victoria Harbour on Monday , May 19. Interment St. Mary's cemetery, Victoria Harbour. William John Biggar The death occurred recently at the Bayview Nursing Home in Collingwood,' of William John Biggar. In his 92nd year, Mr. Biggar 'is the husband of May ; (Mrs. Jim Young) of 642 Bay Street, Midland. Formerly engineer of St. Andrew's College, Aurora, he is the dear father of W.E. (Ted Biggar, of Barrie, Hazel (Mrs. G. Coote), of Toronto, Marguerite (Mrs. P. Yarascavitch) of New Dundie, Elsie (Mrs. Re Strauss) of Mississauga and step- father of Margaret (Mrs. Len Webster) of Midland, Garnet Young of Keswick and the late Jimmy Young. He- will be lovingly remembered by 12 grandchildren. After resting at the Nicholls Funeral Home, funeral services are being held today, Wednesday, May 28 at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Ebenezer Cemetery, Stayner. Rev. Robert Little will of- ficiate. _ Ernest Lizotte Ernest Joseph Lizotte, beloved husband of the late Pearl Bonneville, died on Sunday, May 25 at St. Andrew's Hospital, Midland. He was 72. Dear father of John of Midland and brother of Hector of Orillia and Patricia Lizotte of Toronto, he leaves grandchildren Gary and Gail Lizotte. After a brief resting period at the Nicholls Funeral Home, Midland, funeral mass was held from St. Margaret's Church, Midland on Tuesday, May Nis Interment St. John's cemetery, Waubaushene. Ethel MacMillan Ethel MacMillan died on May 12, 1975 at St. Andrew's Hospital, Midland after a_ brief illness. She was 86 years old. Born on December 19, 1889 at Reve 2s Penetanguishene, to Daniel and Mary Ann MacMillan (both deceased), she lived all her life in this area. Funeral services were held at St. Ann's Church on May 15 with Father J, Harrington presiding. Burial took place at St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene. Pallbearers were Donald Quesnelle, Louis Duval, Paul Vaillancourt, Philip Marchildon, Larry Cascagnette and Arthur Lizotte. Out-of-town friends and relatives attending the services came from Toronto, Mactier, Midland and Parry Sound. Mrs. Ethel MacMillan is survived by daughters; Rosiland (Mrs. Frank McIntosh) of Toronto,- Patricia (Mrs. Andy Trudeau) of Mactier, Marilyn (Mrs. Jack Charlebois) of Midland, sister Lila MacMillan of Penetanguishene and 10 grandchildren. Her son Gerard predeceased her. Matilde Leroux A resident of Penetanguishene, Mrs. Matilde Leroux of | 43 Robert Street died on April 30, 1975 at the Penetanguishene General Hospital. She was 71. Mrs. Leroux was predeceased by her second husband Wilfred Leroux in May 1974. Funeral services for Mrs. Leroux were held at St. Ann's Roman Catholic Ge hoy aregab) in Penetanguishene on May 2. Interment was at St. Ann's Cemetery. Mrs. Leroux is survived by three daughters and a son. They are: Mrs. Glen Brown of California, Mr. Harry Chouinard of California, Mrs. Herbie Campbell and Mrs. Larry MacIntosh of Michigan. Mr. Leroux's surviving children are: Alvin Leroux, Ralph Leroux and Mrs. Bob Carrier, all of Penetanguishene. Mrs. Leroux has three surviving sisters: Mrs. Oliver Savage, Mrs. Harvey Lalonde and Mrs. Fred Sallows, all of Victoria Harbour. In addition there is one surviving brother from Thunder Bay, Mr. Herbie Dault. Among the pallbearers were; Claude Savage, Downsview, Conrad Savage, Midland, Dudley Savage, Victoria Har- bour, Lloyd Leroux, Penetanguishene and Fred Sallows Jr., Victoria Harbour. Octave Brissette Octave Brissette died suddenly on May 20, 1975 in Port Severn. He was 60 years old. Born on October 7, 1915 in Port Severn to Maxime and Delia Brissette (both deceased) he spent - his lifetime in the Port Severn area. Funeral services were held at St. John the Baptist Church, Port Severn, on May 24 with Father W. J. Scott presiding clergyman. Burial took place at St. John's Cemetery, Waubaushene. Pallbearers Michael, Laurie Lloyd Gendron, Brian Brissette, Louis Whitehead and Derek Farnan. Out-of-town friends and relatives attending the services came from Perkinsfield, Midland, Toronto, Port Colborne, St. Catharines and Orillia. Mrs. Brissette is sur- vived by his brothers Eli, Andrew, William Adelore and Gerard all of Port Severn. He was predeceased by brothers, John and Francis. Surviving also are sisters Mrs. Cecilia Baker of Midland, Mrs. Exilda King of Port Severn, Mrs. Marie Gendron of Port Colborne, Mrs. Irene Pauze of Perkinsfield, Mrs. Jenny Pauze of Perkinsfield and Mrs. Rachelle McLaughlin of Toronto. were and --iciwnbing-- OME SHOW 75 _ AT THE COLLINGWOOD ARENA Friday May 30th -- 6:00 p.m. -- 10:00 p.m. 'Fashion Show by Hen & Chickens Boutique Saturday, May 31st -- 1:00 p.m. -- 10:00 p.m. FEATURING The Climax Jazz Band in concert at the show -- 7:30 -- 9:30 p.m. Then Dancing at the Lions Den -- Sponsored by Georgian Bay Builders Association -- ( SPAS A Pe NOOO, No f RA epee cere EW We Wh opine Wee rs re ; { AOHARtEEAAANR Me NKAAAAAAAA : North Simcoe obituaries -Ovila Cascagnette Ovila Cascagnette died suddenly on May 6, 1975 at his resident on Robert Street West, Penetanguishene. He was 66 years old. Born in Pene- tanguishene on May 24, 1909 to Peter and Alice (Morin) Cascagnette (both deceased) he lived all his life in this com- munity. He was a former foreman at the Penetanguishene Public Works Department. Funeral services were held at St. Ann's Church on May 8, 1975 with Father V. Laurin presiding. Burial took place at St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetangu- ishene. Pallbearers were; Tony Overlink, Pat Amerlinck, Leon Marchand, Murray and William Lediard and Leonard Cascagnette. Out-of-town friends and relatives attending the services came from Welland, Toronto, Bowmanville, Grand Prairie, Alberta, Midland, Barrie and Allanwood. Ovila Cascagnette is survived by his wife Mrs. Stella Cascagnette of Penetanguishene, son Pat of Port MeNicoll, Art of Welland and Maurice of Midland, daughters; Doreen (Mrs. Robert Trace) of Allanwood, Carol (Mrs. Doug Rawson ) of Penetanguishene, bro- thers, Archie and Elrié of Toronto, Lawrence of Bowmanville and Lionel of Penetanguishene, sisters', Leona (Mrs. Bob Reid) of Barrie, Regina (Mrs. Roland Desroches) of Midland, Clairey (Mrs. Horace Yates) of Penetanguishene and 18 grandchildren. Daniel Burgie The death occurred at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto on Monday, May 19, 1975 of Daniel Burgie. In his 69th year, Mr. Burgie resided at R.R. 1, Victoria Harbour. Beloved husband of Margaret Rutt and dear father of Daniel Jr., and Margaret (Mrs. T. Atkinson) both of Midland, and Joyce (Mrs. D. Samulak) of Toronto, 9O®) CANADIAN RYE WHISKY ---SIBSON'S ceva aN RYE Hise Cake The value proposition: arichly mellow whisky at a popular price. That's value. CANADIAN GIBSON DISTILLERY LTD. he is also survived by four grandchildren. He is the brother of James and Albert, both of Victoria Harbour, Paul of Hamilton, and Charles of Orillia, and the late Elizabeth Wheeler. Services were held from the A. Barrie Chapel of the James H. Lynn Funeral Homes, Midland to St. Victoria Friday, May 23, at 10a.m. Interment Cemetery, Harbour. 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