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Box 969 STAYNER Ont. 428-2108 \ ty (FEE a SS rae Phone SG Ce Address 222-02. + County Township Lot -- Con Check your interests Manure System _ Insectide Oil Modern Mill System Cattle Oilers Silo Unloaders Feed Carts 2 Hog Equipment Steel Grain Storage -- Dairy Equipment Feed Augers & Elevators Bucket Elevators Ventilation Systems Electronic Fly Killers g All Types of Construction _ Other YY VV VV , At Delawana Inn recently eee T TTT TTT Tee VV VV SWS SW eh ne by Midland Power Squadron hosts anniversary conference by Marion Sleep The Canadian Power Squadron (Georgian- Trent District) con- ference, hosted by the Midland Squadron at Delawana Inn, June 11, 12 and 13 was "'one of the largest and best- organized ever held!" according to many of the delegates. Covering a large area from Kin- cardine to Barrie, the 19 squadrons __ represented have a total membership of 1050. Charter Members The conference celebrated the 25th an- niversary of the Midland Squadron. One of the highlights of the weekend was the attendance at the Saturday night banquet of eight of the charter members. Honoured guests were Cecil M. Crealock, Earl Cumming, Bruce Gilbert, John Hanley, James Playfair, Hugh Riesberry, W. Douglas Strathearn and James W. Weeks. To the applause of the 420 dinner guests, the charter members were presented with Squadron Commander Citations by SC Donald McKee. Head table guests in- cluded Chief Commander and Mrs. Bob Beale, Toronto; District Com- mander and Mrs. Neville Barnett, Sudbury; D/C Meet the New Owner ha '71 FORD LTD Convertible, V-8, auto., power steering, power brakes, one owner since new. Only 63,000 miles. Good shape. VNP 929. Our Low Sale Price '74 CUTLASS S \-8, auto., power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, white walls, radio. Only 41,000 miles. FWY 561. Our Low Sale Price $3,895" brakes, white '74 GMC % TON Camper Special V-8, auto., power steering, power brakes, radio, truck runs and looks like new. T 68-886. Our Low Sale Price $3,395" '71 FORD TORINO A door sedan, V-8, auto., power steering, power brakes, new tires, undercoated, since new, only 42,000 miles. BNK 869. Our Low Sale Price $1,395 low mileage, white walls, Under New Management SILVER MAPLES MARCEL DUQUETTE | Sales Manager '71 COUGAR XR7 \-8, auto., power steering, power bucket seats, console, low mileage. BKZ 555. Our Low Sale Price $1,995" '73 VOLVO 1445S 4 door sedan, auto. trans., Our Low Sale Price "2995", AUTO SALES ae walls, vinyl roof, air conditioning, radio. BNF 326. during the past seven years. and lots of new ones too. | would like to express my sincere thanks to all my customers in the garage and used car division The new owner Peter Amerato has retained me as Sales Manager and with our improved facilities we: hope tc serve you better. | am looking forward to meeting all my old customers, 20% Off all PARTS ON TUNE-UPS 10% Off ALL ESTIMATES o. BODY WORK SUNOCO OIL By the Case Dynalube and Diamond $25.95 BODY FILLER 20 Ib. Pai SILVER ser OIL FILTER $2.95 of Elmvale 322-1654 MAP LES 5 miles South GAS 779° gal. (R) Douglas Millington and Mrs. Millington, Sudbury; D. E; 0 George Powell and Mrs Powell, Gravenhurst; S C Donald and Mrs. McKee, Midland; and master of ceremonies D A O Dave Hudson and Mrs. Hudson, Midland. Also present from the national executive were Vice-Commander and Mrs. C.F. Dumaresq, Montreal; Vice-Com- oo rd mander and National secretary Douglas Comber and Mrs: Comber, Uxbridge. Graduates After introducing the 41 graduates of the 1976 Boating Course, including 13 lady members, their training officer Don McKee congratulated the class on 100 per cent success in passing. C. C Bob Beale pledged the graduates and reminded them of their respon- sibilities as Power Squadron members. A surprise presentation of gifts honoured SC Don McKee. On behalf of the graduating class, three of his students, Irene Donaldson, Janice Swick and Bob MacKinnon paid tribute ~ to Don's many years of excellent teaching ability, his patience and high percentage of successful graduates. Prior to adjournment, Squadron graduates The 1976 graduating class of the Midland power squadron took the oath membership of squadron at celebrations held at the Delewana Inn recently. The Squadron also celebrated its 25th anniversary. MIDLAND BINGO At the Collingwood Arena, Saturday June 26, 1976 WIN UP TO *2500." IN CASH PRIZES * 4 Early Bird Games »% 20 Regular Games at °25." a game. * 1 Share Wealth * 1 Lodge Special Game x 1 Collingwood Special * 1 Players Special JACK POT GAME... °425.00 Wild cards pay double -- only on regular games Admission °1.° Early birds starts at 7:30 pm. every Sat. night Sponsored by Victoria Loyal Orange Lodge no.943 Charitable Donations True Blue Orphanage Trillium Home for Aged PERMIT 176087 ez SCHOOL RINGS FOR THE GRADUATE D.C Neville Barnett announced the _ 1976 District Bridge. Dancing and a late buffet supper supplied by the Midland P.S. ended the evening. A" First" Midland's_ Silver Anniversary was the first to be held in the Georgian- Trent District. The credit for a smooth-running three-day schedule goes to conference chairman Ken Walker and his committee. Monthly meetings starting in Oct., 1976, planned each minute detail, starting with the Friday night welcoming "Wine and Cheese Landing Party;" the presentation of goody- filled hostess packages to each registrant, and the many extra prizes, flowers and gifts given out at each evening, donated by _ visiting squadrons. Dozens of boats, large and small, flag decorated and gleaming from springtime -polishing were competently _ docked. As well as P.S. personnel OPP officers and their patrol boat were in constant attendance. On Saturday, Wayne McGillvray, OPP Barrie, gave an_ interesting demonstration of police scuba diving techniques. Seminars and the Annual District meeting took place while a fashion show entertained _ the ladies. Qn Sunday, Jack of Grew boats presented several of the new line for inspection or short cruises. Many Midland members enjoyed acting as hosts for boat cruises on Sunday afternoon. In the words of S/ C (r) John Corcoran AP '"'The influence of our graduates keeps spreading like ripples that travel outward. Thus the Squadron keeps on with its objective of training people in safe boating practices - and of course, having fun while doing so!"' Women attend floral, fashion show by Marion Sleep A beautiful sunny af- ternoon at Delawana Inn, Honey Harbour, failed to keep more than 100 women from attending a fashion show and floral display at the Midland Power Squadron District conference, June 12. Sponsored by Leah's Boutique, with Mrs. Belle McKee as commentator and coordinator, the ladies were treated to a distinctive display of summer finery ranging from casual sportswear to elegant patio and evening wear. Jewellery, searves and accessories from Leah's provided interesting variations to the "total look." As the models, Barbara Hacker, Kathy John- stone, Audrey Pady, Pat Teskey and Heather McKee moved through the audience, organist Al Dowber, from Dunlop's, supplied suitable background music. A change of pace during the fashion show ' was provided by florist Dick ----- P.D.Murphy Jewellers ---- The Gift that Preserves The graduation gift with long, long memories. Say your congratulations with a Sterling Silver school ring, as illustrated but modified slightly to suit the city, town or school of the successful graduate. P.D. Murphy has the ring the happy student will wear with pride in the busy years ahead. It will be a constant reminder of school days, the happy moments, the successes and the dissapointments those Memories of School Days YOUNG LADIES' 95 each that make up the formative years. P.D. Murphy also has a wide range of charms and other suitable graduation gifts. MIDLAND SECONDARY SCHOOL P.D. Murphy Jewellers "A NAME YOU CAN TRUST" 251 KING STREET, MIDLAND OTHER LOCATIONS: BARRIE * ORILLIA * COLLINGWOOD * BRACEBRIDGE * PARRY SOUND YOUNG MEN'S 2425" MIDLAND Wood, Thornhill, whose humorous and often earthy dialogue amused and entertained his audience. Using as his theme "floral arrangements for boats," Mr. Wood deftly prepared many unique displays using ferns, fungi, milk week and wild grasses, materials supplied by Ernie Cowden of Perrin's. "Natural growth found along your shores are much prettier and more appropriate than formal displays," he said, "all you need is a little imagination!" Prior to the show, each ladyTeceived a small gift and a lucky draw num- ber. Winners of the two door prizes were Dorothy Watson, Bracebridge, and Donna Rowe, Midland. Enthusiastic applause endorsed Mrs. McKee's words of appreciation to Leah Bertrand and Mr. Wood, and the models for making the show such a success. [ USE YOUR | ; CREDIT OPFNA + 1D MURPHY ALCOUNS | | |