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Francaises télé: 549-8594 \Penetanguishene Centre d'Activités "L'Histoire D nmander. septembre, "Les d'activites Penetanguishene. Film Frangais: Le 22 septembre. 4 20h, le Centre d'activités rangaises présentera un film intitulé Adéle Hugo"'. ceptionnel, en couleurs, d'une durée de 97 minutes. Une présentation seulement. Ce film met en vedette 'Isabelle Adjani", l'actrice que Hollywood a inscrit sur la liste des candidates 3 l'Osear de la meilleure actrice. Venez en- courager la diffusion de films frangais. a Dy-qu'o-centre: Ici vous trouverez une tres wate sélection de disques. Si nous avons pas le jue que vous désirez, il nous fera plaisir de le Garderie Francaises: Pour les jeunes qui auront 3 ans avant le 31 décembre, 1976. A partir du 20 Penetanguishene. "Les bambins de Lafontaine" et "'Le Ch@teau des petits amis" 3 Perkinsfield. Vous pouvez obtenir un formulaire au Centre frangaises. 9 Pour seignement, composez 549-8594. Un film ex- petits anges' a rue Simcoe. tout autre ren- Quesnelle as Lahaie Helen Quesnelle, daughter of Mrs. Bea Quesnelle was married to Dennis Lahaie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julien Hahaie, all of Penetanguishene, at St. Ann's Church on August 27. Photo courtesy of Photo-Box Obituary Maxwell Gostick The death occurred at his residence on August 25, 1976. of Maxwell Gostick. Beloved husband of Margaret Gostick of Penetanguishene, he died following a brief illness. Born in Toronto, Mr Gostick lived at Sandy Bay Beach since 1968 where he -was the owner of the Sandy Bay Inn. He was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge of Owen Sound. Mr. Gostick is survived by his sons Maurice, of Toronto, Murray, of Chatsworth, and Dennis and Donald. of Penetanguishene, and his daughter Barbara Wilson of Markdale. He also leaves behind his brothers Vernon, of Toronto, and Everett, of St. Thomas, and 25 grandchildren. He was pre-deceased by sons Eric and Allen The service was held at the Beausolei] Funeral iu Wie ueleuse Sui Hi o)-m) e in Penetanguishene with the Reverend A. Farthing presiding. lhe pallbearers were sons Maurice, Murray, Dennis and Donald, and grand- sons Ron Gostick and Paul Bates. Interment First Presbyterian Cemetery, Penetangu- ishene PGH births Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robitaille of 5 Brock Satcnzie ert 1 rk Penetanguishene are pleased to announce the birth of a girl on Sep- tember 3. A boy was born August 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lefaive of RR1, Perkinsfield. Mr. and Mrs. William Sheridan of 8 Maria 'Se Gansene et ion Penetanguishene ann- ounce the birth of_a girl September 3. Uiiiiiiar taw. me sald WE OFFER YOU SERVICE AND CONVENIENCE and get acquainted. prescriptions, Sa) Gai eS oie, oe) o3 Recently, several studies were conducted as to why prescription drug shoppers choose a particular store in which to shop. And why do they switch stores? 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"Your Own Community Pharmacies" im se Open Daily Toép.m. Including Wednesday Friday To9p.m. Closed Sundays Open Daily To9p.m. Wednesday & Saturday Toép.m. Closed Sundays WHITFIELD'S H exall) v PHARMACY Elmvale 22-1011 So) Hq PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST \ IRETON'S IDA PHARMACY fy Penetang 549-2555 0 nh AT tw) Season ends for Naval and Military Establishments The Historic Naval and Military Establishments closed its doors to the public at 6:00 Monday, but for many of the people who worked there over the summer, the season is far from over. While a -few remain at conduct staffers the site to the Harvest Home program, a program' which © in- troduces children from grades two to six to many aspects of pioneer life, still others are joining with some of thé staffers from Ste. Marie among the Hurons to man an exhibit at the London Fall Fair in London, Ontario. The Harvest Home program, which includes ~~ Sees Making their last Everett Marshall drives the team and wagon at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments on closing day. The wagon is used to take tourists from one part of such things as spinning. dying wool, cooking and candle dipping, will run from September 20 to October 8. Still further into the winter, the staff are hoping to run a Christmas program similar to the one which was held last year. It would include an open house, sleigh riding and caroling. Over the - summer, about 9,500 people toured the Establishments, including a number of senior citizens' groups, groups from camps in the area, and one group of Japanese Bhuddists from Toronto. The season was a successful one for the members of the staff with tee ae runs of the the site to another. The Establishments closed Monday highlights -- including Toronto actress _Pauline Carey's dramatization of the diary of Anna Jameson, written during her 1837 visit to Upper Canada, the visit in early June by the members of -the 48th Highlanders Cadet Corps, the evening open house at the end of July, in- which the buildings were all lit by candles, and the march of the Establishments guard to Fort York in August. As well, the Establish- ments ran a series of walking tours of Penetanguishene, held Sunday mornings throughout August. About 70 people took advantage of the tours, with about 40 participating on one busy ' ic eft after a busy summer season Sunday. Still another successful program run at the site was the children's workshop, held in August. in which local children had a chance to ex- perience pioneer living. While 48 children registered for the program, about 65 at- tended the workshops before they were over The Establishments opened its doors May 22 in this its fourth summer of operation. Its staff in- cludes 24 interpretive staff, 12 men who dressed as guards and sailors and 12 women who led the tours, four archeologists, and four students working at the site as part of an Staff photo oean pool a a a ee , A Sterling account will save you up to 20¢ on every cheque you write from the moment you open a chequing-savings or chequing statement account. After all, if we charged for chequing it would be like asking you to pay to use your own money. If you're like our average customer who writes up to 15 cheques a month, this coupon could save over $30 per year. So why pay? Writing cheques at Sterling actually saves you money. Take the time and start saving today. STERLING STERUNG TRUST CORPORATION COUPON ENTITLES BEARER TO FREE CHEQUING AT ANY STERLING TRUST BRANCH ee CUTOUTCOUPON AND SAVE i! i i a Gm Del Reed 309 King St.. Midland 526-3768 Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Se eee, Opportunities for Youth program. The 'site is operated by the Ministry of Culture and Orthopedic Two clinical days on 'Orthopedics' will be conducted by Dr. Gordon A. Hunter of St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto on Wednesday and Thur- sday, September 15 and 16, 1976 at the Penetanguishene General ; Hospital Various topics will be discussed in the general area of Orthopedics in- SAR JEAN a a 8 Call "Sam tMidland-526-7961 - or "Fuzz" tBarrie- 728-2460 For those who missed out on the historic site this year, and for those who wish to go again, the s Clinic visits Recreation, which also operates Ste. Marie among the Hurons and Old Fort William. Historic Naval and Military Establishments will open again next year in late May. PGH cluding: 'low back hospitals (less than 100 and other medical per- pain'; "hip replacement beds) in the province sonnel are urged to at- and pinning"' and '"'nerve tend, but these presen- entrapment syndrome"' These educational tations are not for the among others. programs are conducted general public and These clinical days are to enable physicians to patients are requested to part of the Ontario keep abreast of the latest call their doctors for Medical Foundation's developments in different emergencies only on "visiting clinicians specialty areas. Nurses these clinical days. program"' supported by the PSI Foundation and being carried out in almost half of the Group C VILLAGE OF ELMVALE NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS 1976. REGULAR TAX BILL IS DUE AND PAYABLE Ai PAR SEPTEMBER 15, 1976. 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