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We have a new book called "Planning Grain Drying and "Stor-Age" ee. . "The World' Grainkeeper" DRYING AND STORAGE BINS * DRYING FANS AND HEATERS AERATION FANS AND DUCTS ¢ DRYING FLOORS © GRAIN SPREADERS VERTICAL AND INCLINE AUGERS e BIN SWEEPS e MOISTURE TESTERS ¢ "IMPERIAL" ALL-STEEL BUILDINGS Te Peter Wedel, right, the president of the German Canadian club presents a cheque for $250 to Penetanguishene Summerama chairman Art Stewart. The club raised the money at its beer garden at the Penetanguishene arena during the Summerama held early in July. Attends sales seminars. Manager visits Seattle A Penetanguishene businessman spent last weekend in Seattle. Washington attending seminars on sales techniques Pete Willson. the manager of the Hindson Marina, which has been under new ownership since mid-April, __at- tended {the seminars sponsored by Reinell Boats, a company operating out of Marysville, Washington and Poplar Bluff. _ Missouri. Midland German Canadians present cheque to Chamber The German Canadian Club of Midland presented the Penetanguishene » Cham- ber of Commerce with a cheque for $250 Saturday. The money represented part of the proceeds of the beerfest held as part \of the Chamber of Com- merce summerfest in early July. German Canadian Club president Peter Wedel, who presented the cheque to the chairman of the Summerfest Committee, Art Stewart, said '"'We are regarding the beer garden as a tremendous success."' He said that although the club is not specifically a service club, "'we gladly Share our profits with the community'. The club was hoping to donate something per- manent to the Chamber of Commerce, such as park benches for the water- front. However, in view of the loss the Chamber took on such free events as the water skiing and kite flying demonstrations, Wedel said he would give them the money and let them do what they want with it. The German Canadian Club holds a number of events to raise money; they ran a:beer garden at GEORGIAN BAY | TOURS C.N.E. 1976 Packages Available: w_ eT 1. Bus and Admission 1212999 Ree 1911993 2. Bus, Admission & Grandstand ticket 3. Grandstand tickets only for all performances Penetang 'Midiand Elmvale Depa rts: 8:30 am. 9:00 a.m. 9:25 a.m. Returns after late Grandstand Show (11 p.m.) For Information Rates, Contact: Music Co. Huronia Mall 526-9614 Huronia Travel Georgian Bay Tours 526-5438 Queen St., Elmvale 322-1505 ~ Lloyd, of Lafontaine, and' the Summerfest at Balm Beach last weekend. They donate some money to the community and keep some for the land which they are in the process of buying. They need the land to build a club house on, so they can hold more and better activities to make more money for the community. Wedel said there are between 2,000 and 3,000 people of German descent in the area of the Tiny Tay peninsula and down to Elmvale, but, he said, you don't have to be of German descent to join the club. 'We are wide open to anybody." Obituaries Besides attending seminars, Willson. along with other dealers from Canada and the United States. saw a Seafair 'Reinell 'hydr-; oplane race, and attended an authentic Indian Salmon Bake on Blake Island in Puget Sound. These special events. which were M.C.'d_ by Charleton Heston. were held to celebrate Reinell's 50th anniversary. 'Since taking over management of the marina, Willson has made a number of changes. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Graduate Julien Lahaie of Anne Street, deciding to carry the Reinell line of boats, he has expanded the docking facilities offered by the' marina from space for 80 to 85 boats last summer to space for 175 boats this year. He said that by next year that figure will be! increased b* ther 100. Willson has also in- creased the staff from a total of- three last year. including one echanic, to four mechanics and one! other person. I He said, "TI think we've made it into an up and coming business." Penetanguishene, are pleased to announce that their son, Dennis Stephen, has successfully completed the Diploma Nursing Program at Georgian College of Applied arts and Technology in Barrie. Arthur F. Ladouceur The death occurred on July 28 'at Penetanguishene General Hospital of Arthur F. Ladouceur, after a long illness. Beloved husband of Lavina Ladouceur of Penetanguishene, he was in his 68rd year. Ladouceur was born in Penetanguishene, where he lived all his life. He leaves behind sons Murray, Roland and Patrick, all of Penetanguishene, Leo- nard, of Cornwall,. and daughters Beatrice Bonnin and Gloria Geere, of Penetanguishene, Verna Forget of Wyebridge, and Marlene Zoschke and Donna Lacroix, both of Midfand. Ladouceur is survived by his brothers Philip, Herby, Norman and John of Penetanguishene, and For more intormation use coupon below. P.O. Box 969 Name Address Township Check your interests: Manure System Modern Mill System Silo Unloaders Hog Equipment Dairy Equipment Electronic Fly Killers All Types of Construction Other Check your interests & mail coupon CRAIG FARM SERVICES STAYNER Ont. 428-2108 Biibire County Lot Con Dealer Inquiries Invited Insectide Oj! Cattle Oilers FeediGartyy"\) 5283. Steel Grain Storage - Feed Augers & Elevators Bucket Elevators Ventilation Systems BOLD BUYERS 228 KING STREET (MIDLAND, ONT. 7. 10% OFF PAINTS OFF 5 GALLONS 207% oR MORE 10% OFF ALL WALLPAPER OFF ALL ORDERS 20% 0VER $100" Special In-Home Decorating Service *12" Refundable with all orders over $100 ..for theartistin you! See our complete line of Ceramic Floor & Wall Tile GAF SHEET VINYL FLOORING °2,72 ca, ya. sisters Freda Windrum, Clemence Desroches, Celina Bechard, Cecile Cascagnette, Jeanette Mason and Rita Lacroix, all of Penetanguishene, and Helen Whyte of Midland. He had 30 grandchildren and one great grandchild. The service was held at St. Ann's Church on July 30. Interment St. Ann's Cemetery. Leona Robitaille dies July 29th The death occurred July 29, at St. Andrew's Hospital in Midland, of Leona Robitaille. Beloved wife of Celeste Robitaille of Cognashene, she died after a lengthy illness at the age of 55 years. Daughter of Alcide and Marie Leroux of Penetanguishene, she was born in _ Tiny Township and lived most of her life at Cognashene. ° She is survived by her sons Richard, Martin, Cognashene, and daughters Jeanette Beausoleil of Penetanguishene, Gloria Green of Waverley and Patsy Byers of Victoria Harbour. She also leaves behind her sisters Marjorie Birks and Mona Yule of Penetanguishene and Blanche of Toronto, and brothers Gerald, Leonard, Lloyd, Larry and Doug, all of Penetanguishene, and Allan of Capreol. She will also be remembered by 17 John and Brian, all of grandchildren. UNIVERSITY AT PENETANGUISHENE 1976-77 We are happy to announce that the following courses will be offered in Penetanguishene this autumn and winter. The classes will begin the week of September 13, 1976, and will be held in Ecole St-Joseph, Penetanguishene, from 7 to 10 p.m. How to apply and Register If you have not yet been admitted to York University as a part-time degree student, you must fill out a York University application form, available by mail from Glendon College or in person from the Principal's Office, Ecole St- Joseph, in Penetanguishene. Mail it without delay to the address at the bottom of this an- nouncement. Register in the course(s) of your choice by mailing a letter to the same address, requesting registration. Enclose a money order or a cer- tified cheque, payable to York University, for $133.00 for each course you wish to register in. Specify whether you wish to take the course for a university credit or as an auditor. Send request for registration, with payment, to the address below. It is important to do this as soon as possible, even though arrangements can be made in some cases for the acceptance of late registrations. in Penetanguishene, Tuesday, September /7 (time and place T.B.A.) to advise prospective students. Please bring all documents, letters from York etc. to the first meeting of each class. GL/FR/SL 150/151 Cours de francais, premier et deuxieme degres. R. Gill jeudi. 'GL/ FR/SL 251 Cours de francais pour non- specialistes. C. Trudelle jeudi. \ GL/FR/ 334 Roman quebecois a |'heure de la Revolution tranquille. P. Fortier jeudi. GL/EN/253 Contemporary Drama " (in English). E. Hopkins Tuesdays. Ms. Stella McMurran, Glendon College, 2275 Bayview Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4N 3M6 GLENDON COLLEGE OF YORK UNIVERSITY; Miss Therese Boutin of Glendon College will | Student Programmes Office, . Bene 6, Wednesday, August 11 , 1976 .@