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Butson-Dorian Cheryl Butson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Butson, of Penetanguishene, was married to David Dorian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Dorian, of Penetanguishene, on April 9th at St. Ann's Church Honored on their retirement from the Mental Health Centre in Penetanguishene Friday afternoon were (from left) Blanche Murphy, Julian Gignac, Walter Spearn, Peg Geere and Bill Geere. Retirees received letters from MHC director Leslie Moritz, certificates from the proyince of Ontario and gifts from staff ve : MEC retirement party members at MHC. Mr. Spearn was the head driver at MHC after 33 years of service while Mr. Gignac was with the MHC farm for 33 years. Mr. Geere worked in the nursing department 30 years with Mrs. Geere (18 years) and Mrs. Murphy (16 years) Deschambeault-Smolin Susan Deschambeault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Deschambeault, of RR 2, Penetanguishene, was married to Edward Smolin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Staff photo Musical surprises at PSS concert There were lots of musical surprises at the played a _ well-balanced program of works by tention to their leader and produced a well balanced Their polish approached professional quality at Webb-McDonald Judy Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Webb, of Wyevale, and Ross McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDonald, of Lindsay, were married 17th in Wyev annual spring concert at Penetanguishene Seco- ndary School last week, and they were ll pleasant. The Junior band, composed of grades nine and ten students, played four selections so well that it was hard to believe that most of these young musicians had only been Schubert, Gordon, Corelli and Webber and then another surprise materialised in the form of a girl's choir, directed by Grade twelve student Denise Daniels. The group has been together only a very short time. They worked without music, paid close at- and always harmonious sound. It's to be hoped that this fine ensemble will continue to contribute to the PSS music program. The Senior Band played seven numbers' b Wagner, Von Suppe, Gamble, Holst, Bennet, Kabalevsky and Cacvas. times. This is music head John Coull's fifth year at PSS and in that time he has brought the senior band to a fine peak of perfection. Many of the in- strumentalists graduate this year but the musical future is bright at PSS. One has only to listen to Mr. Dressup is coming to Penetanguishene! He will appear in person, under the sponsorship of Le Centre d'Activities Francaises, on Friday, May 14. Shows will be presented at St. Ann's Parish hall at 1:30, 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. Admission is one dollar. As Mr. Dressup, Ernie Coombs, star of the popular CBC children's television show now in its tenth year, will perform a live stage show designed especially for young children. On stage, as on TV, Mr. Dressup invokes the child's rich imagination to enhance his enjoyment of the show. On stage with Mr. Dressup will be his famous '"'Tickle Trunk'"', an almost-magic repository for all sorts of props and costumes. From the contents of this fantastic trunk, Mr. Dressup builds his repertoire of characters, songs, and make-believe the up-and-coming musicians in the Junior and Intermediate bands to be convinced. Bilingual mistress of ceremonies Anne Gravelle kept Wednesday night's program moving smoothly. For the young musicians, the most pleasant surprise of the evening was the capacity audience which was at- The ist District 6 Convention of Coast to Coast Calorie Counters was held April 24th 1976 in Sault Ste. Marie. Area 6 covers from the Collingwood Area, Barrie, Orillia and Georgian Bay area and all the way to the Soo. Four ladies: Ella Devillers, Alma Maurice, Verna Gignac and Stella Quesnelle from our Lafontaine' group travelled by bus, stopping in Sudbury for the midday lunch, arriving at the Soo around 5:00 p.m. The long journey was worth it as the girls were Guests of the New Holiday Inn. The Holiday Inn was home for hundreds of weight conscious ladies who represented their clubs and attended the work shops dealing with Nutrition or Branch Executives. Opening Saturday morning the girls met the National President, Joan Henry, who welcomed the girls. The Uncles Enter- tainment lounge was prepared for our Award presentation's on the afternoon of the 24th. All the ladies receiving Awards were dressed, in Church formal long dresses. situations, which so Alma Maurice, club delight his young viewers. secretary, and Stella SS The Million Dollar Look ee Come in to-day and inspect our exclusive line of gentlemen's 3 piece suits. The Parlor's Giovanni, Richie-Rubinoff and Country Squire suits will make you look and feel like "a million dollars." And just for insurance we'll put an Olympic lottery ticket in the breast pocket of each suit purchased until May 14th. Che Parlor ASSURING THE COMPLETE SATISFACTION OF GENTLEMEN &° LADIES 267 Bing St.. Midland 526-4353 Quesnelle, President, received their Star Standing ribbon and corsage for reaching their desired weight goal. Ella Devillers received her ribbon 5 yrs. ago at the Soo and received a cor- sage in the Skinning Star group. Verna Gignac received a ribbon for being a 20 Ib. plus winner. Verna was also the' Club Queen of the Year and Best Loser for 1975. Our L A Trimmers of Lafontaine area meet each Monday evening in the Community Centre. We have a great group of girls attending our club from all ages. ° Our present 30 members have 11 Stars who have reached their desired weight goal and many have come close to their Star standing. We ll welcome area girls to visit our club as a Guest and see if this is the way you may lose weight and keep it off the safe healthy way. Groups like ours are among the most successful techniques to date in controlling weight problems. Calorie counters visit convention Our meeting time is 7:30 to 8:00 -- weight in. 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. is business. Call any time 549-8272 For a well-drilled well, with fast efficient service, ata reasonable price- Phone 534-3062 BARRON WELL DRILLING / Granny White's Road Victoria Harbour "BARRON'S THE NAME -- WELL DRILLING IS TH GAME" a Your mother loves you. ae Send the BIG BOUQCET 4G into an exquisite And show Mom that you love her, too. It's a beautiful bouquet of flowers tucked REACH OUT AND TOUCH HER THE FTD FLORIST WAY ' hand-painted ceramic ry vase that she'll enjoy Nyy for years to come. Come in and see it today. YOUR EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST Xe Perrin's Flower Shop 321 King St. Midland 526-7844 J Dodge Convoy studying their in- tentive and enormously struments for seven appreciative of an Z. months. Four senior evening of good music. D5 WN cial i students, Ian Nicklin, Extra spe All in stock Sonya van Der Swan, Jeanne Quesnelle and David Paille took turns conducting the group, and did so with finesse and TRUCKS « "Fashions, Can aplomb. A second surprise was ae ded by N L 4 Be ee iar te : PEE hel Discount list E with the PSS Swing Band. 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