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Sennen tae teepceney cece oer eercneeeteeccennieningeaenieg i Preise Queen contests Mini-Bonhomme Carnaval contestants in Victoria Harbour are Anne-Marie Walker, Patricia Smitten, Cathy Cousineau, Betty Bergie, Angie Alphonse, Carol Alphonse, Kim Jar- man, Cherv! Leduc. Susan Charlehbnic Waubaushene church women Queen Denise St. Amand, Janice Cousineau, Sherry Elliott, Annette Bergie, Laura Trayling, Connie Leduc and Margaret Cadeau. Missing from' the picture is Joyce Puddicombe. «eee, Victoria Harbour considers student summer help Community Center executive elected by Lorraine Kindy On Monday January 24th new members were appointed to the Com- munity Centre Board. These were June Walker, Clare Pelletier, Grace Brousseau and Lorraine Kindy. On Wednesday Jan. 26 the members of the Community Centre Board met for the first time. June Walker was elected chairman, Clare Pelletier as Secretary Treasurer plus Grace Brousseau, Lorraine Kindy and Annita Smitten to assist from the last board. Mrs. Florence Belecher and Ted Savage, members of town council also attended. A program was quickly discussed for the oncoming summer, so that a grant could be obtained to hire student help, for such jobs as cleaning the parks and a summer program for the Joint garage sale planned for spring by Charlotte Gerdes Due to the inclement weather on Jan. 13, the meeting of the United Church Women was cancelled and held on Jan. 20 at the home of Mrs. Alice Hughes on King's road. Mrs. Ilene Bell opened the meeting with a devotional period intitled 'Beginning of a New Year'"', followed with the members singing a Hymn. Mrs. Rita Polkinghorne __ presided over the meeting for the last time. From now on it will be up to each hostess to conduct the meeting. Mrs. Mona Duncliffe read the minutes of the last meeting and also the correspondence, also for the last time. Mrs. Polkinghorne has ac- cepted the office of secretary. Mrs. Alice Hughes gave the treasurer's report also the year end report. Mrs. Polkinghorne read out the Church's year end financial statement. Mrs. Helan Eilson gave a report on the sick com- mittee, also a year end report on the number of cards, gifts ete. she had given during the past year. Following her report Mrs. Wilson handed over that office to Charlotte Gerdes for the - potential abilities relations. NOW IN MIDLAND the Dale Carnegie Course Some of the many ways _ the Dale Carnegie Course helps men and women © Develop greater poise and self confidence. © Communicate more efficiently. © Be at ease in any situation. © Discover and develop their © Be a better conversationalist. © Remember names. © Control tension and anxiety. © Acquire a better understanding of human Be at your best with any group. For further information, write or phone 365 Leslie Ave., Orillia 526-9462 Can FBDB heelp you Mr. G.J. Kuzyk, one of our representatives will be at The Midland Chamber of Commerce 578 King St., Midland, Telephone 526-7884 on February 3rd, 1977 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. £| FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK q es ' i ; 70 Collier Street, Barrie Opening new doors to small business. coming year. Mrs. Wilson has been the sick committee for the UCW for many, many years, but is moving away from Waubaushene in the spring. Our loss will be Midland's gain. A vote of thanks was extended to ot 3 ee AL ZYLICH A complete pharmaceutical service plus...drug sundries, giftwear, cards & stationery, cosmetics, candies and friendly people to take Mrs. Wilson for her many years of faithful service. At the United Church Congregational meeting on Jan. 16, a suggestion cont'd p. 8 We've MOVED and Mr. Al Zylich is pleased to announce that he has moved Bay Pharmacy Ltd. to 88 Main St., Penetanguishene, the former location of Ireton's Pharmacy. In this new location, | we offer new and more convenient store hours care of your needs. BAY PHARMACY LTD. 88 Main St., Penetanguishene children. At the town council meeting on Jan. 24 the subject discussed was changing the hydro billing to a computer program, in the near future. The cost is about 36c per family, this making it considerably cheaper than local billing and the water bill and in the future the sewer charges could be added at no extra cost. On Mon. Jan 24th St. Feb. 4-6 If you can't fight the winter, you might as well join it and a good way to start would be with the Victoria Harbour Mini Bonhomme_ Carnaval next weekend, February 4, 5, and 6. This year's Carnaval sponsored by the Victoria Harbour Legion is bigger and better than ever, with activities for all ages and sizes. There are indoor ac- tivities too - including dancing, a wine and cheese party and the crowning of the Carnaval Queen on Friday night. The Carnaval opens with a torchlight parade Friday night. NEW STORE HOURS 9:00 a.m.to 6:00 p.m., Mon., Wed., Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tues., Thurs. Friday 9:00a.m.to 9:00 p.m. PHONE 549-2332 OR 549-2555 service directory HOME SERVICE Quality Carpet Care Centre STEAM CARPET CLEANING tapes UPHOLSTERY CLEANING MPMI OQge WCAG U PROF SIONAL CARPE! CME RS ASSOCIATION FREE estimates Pickup & Delivery Residential and commercial Midland 526-9809 Penetang 549-2080 TV TOWER 4--10 ft. Section Pipe and Rotor Delhi Antenna no. 8282. The most powerful antenna on the market includes UHF--VHF and FM Completely installed $350.00, Tax incl. 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Wyevale INSURANCE Wiring - Plumbing 322-1533 Heating 322-2300 Fred Harpell ELECTRICAL MORTGAGES BUMSTEAD'S FINANCIAL ENTERPRISES Mortgage Brokers Phone 726-7130 or 429-2815 John's United Church Congregational supper was held in the form of a Pot Luck Supper. There were about 60 men and women and children present. The subject of a new minister for the church was discussed and it was Stated that though there were several people in- terested, they wouldn't be able to make a move until June. Mr. Mike Miller from Coldwater is the acting minister and doing a wonderful job, and is giving. communion to shut-ins and visiting people. On Thursday Jan. 24th a Mini Bonhomme Carnaval meeting was held at the Sportsman with last minute arrangements being made for the weekend of Feb. 4, 5 and 6. Tickets were distributed to be sold to help finance the program. The tickets are $1.00 and the draw is for a beautiful round wooden picnic table and second prize is a picture of the Big palm fronds and balmy breezes... the rosy glow ofa tropical sunset...and you looking great in our colorful cruise-wear. See our new South of the Border fashions arriving daily. FINAL WINTER area painted by June Larmand. On Friday Feb. 25th a Pot Luck Supper was held at the Royal Canadian Legion Victoria Harbour for the Carnaval Queen Contestants. The supper was delicious and the girls all stood up and said a few words. Voting took place on Saturday, Jan. 26th but the winner won't be known until Feb. 4th. Nellie and John Grange returned from Toronto after spending a week with the grandchildren. PRICE ON It is with a great deal of pleasure that ALLAN R. McLEAN, C.A. and DAVID M. CAPIN, C.A. announce the admittance to partnership of DAVIDS. JAMIESON, B.Sc., C.A. commencing February 1, 1977. The practice to be conducted under the name of McLEAN, CAPIN & JAMIESON Chartered Accountants 219 Hurontario Street Collingwood, Ontario 445-4421 all winter stock of pant coats, winter coats, pant suits, pant tops, blouses, dresses, long gowns, long skirts, Bathing suits, cover-ups, tops, shirts, blouses, slacks, dresses and pant suits. G&M Shoppe . 9805 King St., Midland 326-5761 / Watson's Hadide: > Wear Queen St., Elmvale 322-2151 Wednesday, February 2, 1977, Page 7