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| | Prize winners named The ladies of St. Anne have announced the winners of their draw held at the St. Anne's Bazaar on October 26. First prize, a home made quilt, went to Janet Lesperance of Elmvyale, while the second prize,a was taken by Lise blanket, was won by Mr. Paument, of Ottawa. E.B. McMurtry, of The ladies of St. Anne Penetanguishene. Third would like to thank all the ladies who donated something for the bazaar, which was a great suc- cess. prize, a set of towels, was won by Louis Larmand, of Penetanguishene, and fourth prize, cushions, Introducing Laura Graham It is with a great deal of pride and pleasure that we welcome Laura to our staff. Her many years of experience can \ assure you the latest in hair styling. Laura's Introductory Special mn 25 % OFF H.S. ST. AMANT & SONS LTD. Plumbing Starting Nov. 16th to Nov. 31st Heating Mon. thru Sat. e@ DOMESTIC eo INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL WORK Phone 549-8841 for appt. ANTONIO'S COIFFURE ita 85 Main St., Penetang "tation : Pe PENETANG 549-7227 3a ROBERT ST. W. : Experienced curlers demonstrated... The Penetanguishene Curling Club held its registration last Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Prospective members were encouraged to try their hand at throwing a rock, and here Don Bryant of Penetanguishene shows Chris Newton of Port McNicoll the proper technique. of new members on the / fe and beginners gave it a try And here is Chris' throw. Not bad for a first try! The club signed up a number three days, and some members from last year signed up as well. Photos by Marilyn Lee Ontario Blue Cross WELCOMES EMPLOYEES OF Town of Collingwood TO DENTAL PLAN7 These employees and their families have good reason to smile . . . they have the best preventive dental plan available today. Everybody agrees good teeth are one of the most important factors in good health. The Blue Cross Dental Plan 7 was designed to Provide basic dental treatment to group sub- scribers including such services as examina- i rie Graeme K. Hingston » tions, fill =| i ee xrays, through extractions 665 King Street East. Suite 203, Kitchener, Ontario { N2G 2M4. (519) 578-4700 - As your Ontario Blue Cross representative | am pleased to add my personal welcome, and look forward to serving you along with the many others in this région already enjoying the ff » Protection of.a Variety of Blue " Cross Plans ONTARIO BLUE CROSS A DIVISION OF THE ONTARIO HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION ¢ Shock free adjustments with no reaching ¢ Identification of every cow made convenient and attractive ¢ Covered electrical wire ¢ Suspended directly from ceiling ¢ Optimum width and sufficient weight with pointed design -- assures good contact even on dry straw packs. Wildwood WA Branch 68 Royal Canadian Legion Penetanguishene Extends an invitation to all citizens to attend the Remembrance Day Service at the Cenotaph on Thursday, November 11 at 11 a.m. Parade will fall in at the Legion Hall 10:30 a.m. CRAIG FARM "Lest We Forget" SERVICE 428-2108 MAIN ST. ST WATCH FOR MASTER ENTRY FORM IN NEXT WEEK'S ISSUE NOTE: Rule 6 - all entries MUST be postmarked no later than midnight Nov. 24th and include master entry form plus entry forms from each weeks publication in numerical order... and Sponsored by PERRIN'S FLOWER SHOP MIDLAND Markle Community Newspapers Midland Times, Elmvale Lance, 321 King St. Penetanguishene Citizen FTD IT'S NOT. TOO LATE TO JOIN IN THE FUN FLOWE NAME SCRAMB ENTRY NUMBER R LE Back copies (or reprints) available at any of our offices R|A|P|C -- SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS -- Use each and every letter once only to form the complete and correct spelling of two flowers . . . O|D|N YIA e The Midland Times e The Penetanguishene Citizen H|S|A|O P|R S|C/E S NAMES OF FLOWERS ARE: bald alias] fal Lalla e The Elmvale Lance ao fe "lie | a baba DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES Name Address NOV. 24 Town or City Note Keep all entries until Master Form is published Page 8, Wednesday, November 10, 1976 My eS PA OAM OY OPE SAD ae \ PO PA mA Ane nadeereceserencsne AACN PR De DS te Ore tPA te Bp DO ted Ode et te Curling Club registration The Penetanguishene Curling Club was the scene of a lot of action last Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights as they held registration for the club, as well as free in- struction' for prospective members, and a ice. Curling club tials Jake Reimer said- 'the turnout was good, and said a lot of new members have signed up as well as a good number of old members who dropped around. Saturday night a chitney and a dance were held, and Reimer said there were a lot of young people at the dance. "It's a community centre, and we like to see the younger crowd come out, as well as the older people," he said. During the registration, Annette St. Amant, the membership chairman, Annette Desroches, and ~ . Marian St. Amant offered instruction to beginners who were interested in joining the club. Other old members who happened to be around at the time - also helped out in giving prospective members a taste of what the sport is all about. All this week there is free curling and practise for members and prospective members at ~ the curling arena, and next Monday the regular schedule of competition will begin. Trustees attend workshop Three members of the Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board attended the recent Family Life Workshop, organized by the Simcoe County Unit of the Ministry of Health. Trustees Healey, Quilty and Eagan and Superintendent of Schools Bolger reported to last week's board meeting that if the program is to succeed it must teach moral values. Their impression was that the clinical approach is not enough. The board listened to a review of the Ontario Student Record Cards from Director of Education Macdonald. Mr. Macdonald explained that although the system was actually im- plemented at the elementary level in 1948, it did not become com-. pulsory until 1960. The cards, which are a record of the student's progress and activities, follow the student from school to school. The folders must be kept for a period of 70 years by the last school a student attends. Trustee Marchand had attended an Urban Policy Workshop which placed special emphasis on the Tiny-Tay area. He said that by planning together, Tiny, Tay, Midland and Penetang would probably avoid the pitfalls of many other areas. Go Native This Winter. 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