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Te 4-H members will attend conference Fourteen Simcoe County 4-H Homemaking Club members will be representing the county August 25-27 at a con- ference affiliated with the National Exhibj BY: Mill join 170 club . Th¥=conference will be basedhat Victoria College, Univetsity of Toronto. will feature a_ foods presentation, a section on nutrition, a crafts presentation, a creative fashions clothing show and a trip to the CNB. Graduate Dr. Robert F. Ulrichsen, B. Sc., D.D.S., the son of Mr. and.Mrs. Eric Ulrichsen of Penetanguishene, graduated in June of this year from the Faculty of North Simcoe representatives are Cathy Rawn, RR 2, Stayner, Debby Hall. RR 1, Wyevale, Betty Ann Kapteyn, RR 2. Phelp- ston, Doris Cooper, RR 1, Elmvale, Peggy Reynolds, RR Fs Wvebridge. Luev deGroot, RR 1 Phelpston, Judy Burton and Beth Boddy, both of Orilia, Valorie Verwey and Susan Carr of Barrie, Bonita Desroaches, Perkinsfield, Jackie and Marie Moreau of Penetanguishene and Debbie Dunn of Minesing. Dentistry, University of Western Ontario. universitaire. collectif. Bref le ou, rejoindre. thé4tre. Cours theatrale aPenetanguishene Pour la premiére fois un cours de formation théAtrale fut offert aux Francophones de Ontario. Mis sure pied par le Collége Glendon de Toronto et subventionné par le Conseil des Arts de l'Ontario, ce cours offre un credit 'Ce stage regroupe quinze participants pour une periode de six semaines, soit du 12 juillet au 21 aofit, 3 Penetanguishene. John Van Burek (metteur en scéne) et Pitrre-Rén& Goupil (technicien) sont les animateurs de cette ex- périence théatrale. L'€quipe canalise ses energies autour d'exercices de jeu. A partie d'un Wh@me donné les comédiens doivent créer des situations et les improvisées. C'est par une recherche, une présence constante, que l'on arrive a former un comédien et Du coté théorique on discute des différentes formes de the&tre, des organismes thé@trales de VOntario et du Québec et des cours offerts par différentes.écoles et institutions. quand, pourquoi, du théatre est a la base de notre travail. Il n'en reste qu'a vous de venir nous OU? Sous la tente de l'école St. Joseph. QUAND? Le 20'aofit, 20h30. QUI? Le groupe de théatre francophone qui vous invite A venir partager nos expériences en créer un qui, quoi, comment, YES WE CAN "RENEW ANY ROOF" ONE LOW COST SPRAY APPLICATION After dinner entertainment Sisters of the Society Devoted to the Sacred Heart enjoy an after dinner sing-song a the Knights of Columbus hall on Poyntz Street. In the centre of the photo are Father Leo Austin, on the left, and Sister Ida See Martyr's Shrine Peterfy, the group's Superior General. The sisters were in town Friday to take a cruise on Georgian Bay in the David Richard. Staff photo Los Angeles based sisters visit area Forty-eight Sisters of the Society Devoted to the Sacred Heart visited the area last Friday. The group, based in Los Angeles, had attended the 41st Eucharistic Congress "in Philadelphia last week. They came to Canada primarily to visit Toronto where the _ founding sisters of the order first arrived in North America 25 years ago from their native Hungary, but they came up to the Midland- Penetanguishene area to visit the Martyrs' Shrine. During their visit, they came to Penetanguishene to take a cruise on the M.S. David Richard Friday afternoon, and to have dinner at the Knights of Columbus hall. The group made the trip from Los Angeles to ~Philadelphia through the southern United States on a bus provided by an anonymous donor, using fuel provided free by the Union Oil company of California. After their PGH births: A son was born August 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Higgins of 61 Patterson Street in Elmvale. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rumble of Hillsdale are proud to announce the birth, on August 10, of a daughter. On August 7, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Penetanguishene. Mr. and Mrs. Valmore of R.R. 1, Perkinsfield announce the birth of a boy on August 15. eight decorator colors.|nsul-roof-cote is a combination of thermo- plastic and aluminum, forms a rubber like film over asphalt shingle, metal, flat rolled, and mason surfaces. Residential -- Industrial. DECORATES INSULATES BE ESEHVES MANY OUTSTANDING FEATURES | attractive colourful metallic finish gives uniform appearance to old weathered surfaces. the elastomeric coating helps interiors stay cooler in summer, warmer in winter. moisture does not get through--no deterioration of roofing material. Seals and caulks small cracks and * nail holes--rustproofs metal. BONDS AND TIES revitatizea roofs means longer life -- less DOWN SHINGLES maintenance. less. -¢ Cement Walls e Driveways e Patios etc. GBS Industries ~R. R. No. 2 Penetanguishene 549-7755 = Ball of - brief visit to Canada, they will return to Los Angeles via the northern states, stopping at Chicago, Minneapolis, Rapid City, Yellowstone National Park, Idaho Falls, Salt Lake City and Las Vegas. The order was founded in war-torn' Kassa, Hungary, in 1940 by Sister Jda Peterfly, who is now the Superior General. Because of persecution by Nazis and communists, the women, whose pur- pose was and is to go _ out among the people and teach religion, chose to wear simple dresses rather than the traditional nun's habit. When they decided to leave Europe and come to Toronto in 1950 they chose to retain their style of dress because they felt they would be better able to communicate with people without the barrier of the traditional habit. While in Toronto they were aided in getting settled by Father Leo Austin, who arranged for their trip to the Shrine, last week, and who has been accompanying them on the Canadian portion of their trip. In 1956 they moved to Los Angeles where they established their 'com- munity. They crossed _ into Canada on their current trip at Niagara Falls last Wednesday. Since then they have visited Hamilton and Oshawa, as well as Midland, Penetanguishene and Toronto. Saturday they went sight-seeing in Toronto, and Sunday they attended a reception at St. Stephen's Church on Spadina in Toronto. Although a large number of the sisters are from California there is at least one originally from Canada and a number from places in Europe and Asia. 4 Allandale Veterinary Clinic is pleased to announce The Opening of an Elmvale Office Elmvale Sales Barn' ON HWY 92 Office Hours: Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thurs. Evenings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Phone 322-3152 After hours, weekends and holidays 728-1422 eet BOB & LARRY'S 250 King St. Midland MEN'S WEAR Ph. 526-2061 (formerly SPEARN'S Men's Wear) Come in and join Bob and Larry for coffee during: 3 DA Yecorree BREAK) 4 10% OFF « SPECIAL Thurs., Fri. & Sat... NEW FALL MERCHANDISE LUCKY DRAW Come in and fill out a ballot to win of FIVE PRIZES drawn Sat. * WINDBREAKER * TROUSERS * SWEATER * SHIRT & TIE * SPORTS SHIRT 50% OFF SUMMER STOCK Including SUITS Open Thurs., and Fri. till 9 p.m. during this sale E MEN'S CLOTHING STORE" Obituaries The death occurred on August 'kat at Penetanguishene General Hospital after a_ brief illness, of Edward Tessier of Penetanguishene. Beloved husband of Nellie Tessier, he was in his 66th year. Son of Joseph and Emma _ Tessier, both deceased, he was born in Tiny Township and lived all his life in Penetanguishene. Mr. Tessier was self- employed in the trucking and bull dozing business for 40 years. He is survived by his sons John of Perkinsfield and Gilbert of Toronto and his daughter Rita McReynolds of Penetanguishene. He had five. grandchildren, Anna Dubeau The death occurred at Penetanguishene General Hospital on August 10, of Anna Dubeau. In her 73rd year, Mrs. Dubeau died after a brief illness. Daughter of Moise and Delia Lesperance, both deceased, and wife of Jim Dubeau, who predeceased her on August 29, 1965, she was born in Tiny Township and lived in Penetanguishene and Wyevale, before moving to Wasaga Beach where she lived the last 48 years of her life. Mrs. Dubeau is sur- vived by her daughters Loretta Lalonde and Stella Knuff, both of Wasaga Beach, and Margaret Beausoleil of Penetanguishene, and by her sons Medore, Eugene, Alfred and George, all of Wasaga Beach. She is also survived by her sisters Mrs. Marie Pauze and Mrs. Estelle Pauze, both of Penetanguishene, and brothers Moise, Felix, Lawrence and Albert Lesperance, all _ of Perkinsfield. She had 29 children and grandchildren. The service was held at St. Patrick's Church, Perkinsfield. Interment grand- two, great St. Patrick's cemetery. BILL GRAY FRANK MAIERHOFER DAN HERBERT "Where Your Search Should Begin And Always End" R Gentlemen's Clothier 3) MIDLAND © 526-2021 G SUN NSA ONS NEA knee i wiht 8 SUR PARR Be . E. Tessier dies following illness Brian, Blair and Karen Penetanguishene, ana McReynolds, and Lisa Gus. of Oshawa. He was and Kevin Tessier predeceased by his sister Mr. Tessier also leaves Jean Tonelli, and behind his sisters Aurore brothers Albert and Robitaille and Theresa Raymond Champion, both of Penetanguishene and The service was held Stella Trudeau of Sans August 14 at St. Ann's Souci, and brothers C hureh i ti Omer, of Souix Look Out, Penetanguishene Int- Herman, of Port Credit. erment St Ann's ' Leon o-f Cemetery (705) 322 1991 INTERIM FINANCING BUILDERS MORTGAGES W.C.PLAYER Real Estate Ltd. Broker Elmvale, Ont. Water Well Drilling Pump Sales & Service Licenced by Ministry of the Environment Member OWWA WATER WELLS for the HOME-COTTAGE-FARM Reasonable Rates Prompt Service A Family Name in Well Drilling for nearly 70 years. Do you need to hire a TURKEY TOE CLIPPER ? Somebody did, and Student Manpower filled the job. For any kind of job, for any length of time, Call Canada Manpower Centre for students. 526-4280 Muntz Centres GREY COUNTY MALL OWEN SOUND 376-2191 BAYFIELD MALL BARRIE 726-3431 ORILLIA SQUARE MALL ORILLIA ~ JUST SAY "CHARGE-IT! 325-9651 Wednesday, August 18, 1976, Page 3 -- Re eon a eee