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Judges have difficult task in choosing three downtown window art winners Marie Moreau a fourth year art student at - Seco- Penetanguishene ndary School won the Christmas window decorating contest for her Smiling snowman Ruth Rose and Vince Moreau score a painting on the window at Stoneleigh Motors on Saturday. It took the four judges well over an hour to judge all the paintings done by 29 different Penetanguishene Secondary School students. Staff photo Two youths charged in break-ins and theft A pair of Penetanguishene _ teen- agers have been charged following a theft and attempted theft at two residences last week. John Ambrose Moreau, age 17 of Fox St. anda 15 year old accomplice were charged yesterday with theft and breaking and entering with intent to commit a crime. Moreau will face an additional charge of possession of stolen property when he appears at Midland criminal court January 9. Both are also charged with possession of a narcotic. The charges result from investigations following the thef t of $1,259.00 worth of camera equipment from the residence of David Paille - on Burke St. Friday and a break-in at Thelma Turcotte's Church St. home Saturday Constable Claude Roses with baby's breath Escorted MOTORCOACH Tours to: FLORIDA 14 DAYS CIRCLE Orlando Miami Beach St. Petersburg $470. per person twin Depart: Every Sat. Jan. 28th to Apr. Ist., 1978 (inclusive) 14 DAYS CIRCLE St. Petersburg Orlando St. Augustine $420. per person twin Depart: Every Mon. Feb.6 to Mar. 27(inclusive) 21 DAY CIRCLE Orlando Miami Beach St. Petersburg $630. per person twin Depart: Every Mon. Jan. 30 to Mar. 20/1978 (inclusive) MARCH BREAK Be secs Beach (Evasieg Davaetece) (Night Travel) $299. per person twin Depart: Mar. 17/78 11 Day (Morning Diseartars) (No Night Travel) $350. per person twin Depart: Mar. 17/78 ST. PETERSBURG 11 Day (Morning Dasartare) (No Night Travel) $365. per person twin Depart: Mar. 17/78 For details contact Huronia Travel Service 526-7848 O.K. Johnson Travel Ltd. 526-4201 Elmvale Huronia Travel Service 322-1505 Monroe began the _in- vestigation and Sergeant Don Westcott laid the charges. Another break-in Egon Fuglsang is missing $2,310.00 worth of merchandise following a break-in at his Main St. house on Sunday. Among the missing items are a 308 Win- chester rifle with scope, a 410 shotgun, tape recorder and tool boxes. The incident is still under investigation by Constable Bernard Maracle. depiction of a surprised Santa pulling on his trousers in time for his Christmas flight. Marie won $75 for her painting, which is on the window at the Post Office on Main Street. The only criticism that the four judges had, is that the picture is not perfectly centred on the window. The second place prize of $50 went to Wendy Ladouceur another fourth year art student. Wendy won for her picture of a mouse and a cat cozily resting in the same bed. Underneath the picture is the caption '"'not a creature was stirring." Michelle Robitaille a second year art student took third prize of $25 for her display in Maurice's Furniture Store. Michelle was the only contestant who constructed a scene out of papermache and props. She made a living room Christmas scene with Christmas tree, fireplace, a rug on the floor and a picture on the wall. April Copeland in year five art, won an honourary mertion for her picture on the left hand side of the Mac- donald's Hardware window. Along with Kris, Gary King in third year art and Patricia Gilligan in fourth year art, won honourary mentions for their pictures in the Hotel mention for his picture on the window of Huronia Brule and the Water and Light windows respec- tively.-Tim Hook received the last honourary An A plus for you The four judges in Rose, Vince Robillard, Stella Brunelle was Seniors' Club member Stella (Beaudoin) Brunelle of Lafontaine passed away on December 14, 1977 at the Penetanguishene General Hospital. Mrs. Brunelle suffered a brief illness. Services were held at St. Anne's Memorial Church, and were presided over by Father Louis Dignard. Mrs. Brunelle was in her 86th year. She has been a life-long resident of this area, and activities included Ladies of St. Anne of Lafontaine and the Penetanguishene Senior Citizen's Club. She is pre-deceased by her husband Albert Brunelle and daughter Agnes. She is survived by brother Martin Beaudoin of Toronto, daughters, Sister Clothilde Brunelle and Sister Cecile Brunelle of Montreal, Theresa Visit Barrie's Arctic Cat Snowmobile Dealer THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS 1978 Arctic Cat : '5000'" Pantera $1,699. New "4000" El Tigre 1978 El Tigre liquid cooled SPORT HAVEN MARINE 1 mi. East of Barrie - on Shanty Bay Rd. 726-1001 (Mrs. Donald Quesnelle) of Penetanguishene, sons Jules of Ottawa, Majoric and Claude Brunelle of Penetanguishene, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Mrs. Brunelle is resting at the St. Anne's Cemetery in Penetanguishene. the decorating contest - Gill Ouellette, Ruth Moreau and Giles all concentrate on window their scoring sheets. The judges admitted they had a tough time deciding which was the best painting since all of them were so good. 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Service was held at the Beausoleil Funeral Home, Penetanguishene, and was' presided over by Reverend Robert Sin- clair. Miss Stalker was a Janet life-long resident of Penetanguishene and an active member of the Anglican Church. She was the beloved daughter of William auc ica: uly avout Stalker and Sarah Utteridge, and is survived by sister-in-law Mrs. Myrtle Stalker of Penetanguishene, nieces Mrs. Anne Jonson of Penetanguishene, Mrs. Betty Gowland of Midland and Mrs. Jean Glenn of Kitchener, and nephews Malcom Dewell of Calgary, Tom Dewell of London and Ross Stalker of Niagara Falls. Miss Stalker is resting at the St. James-on-the- Lines Cemetery in Penetanguishene. vuLipuuas puauine,. T| would like to a wish each and mevery one a very Merry Christmas and jz Happy New Year." Gus Mitges, M.P. Grey-Simcoe scoring in the 60's. Those with honourary metions all scored in the 50's. judge. The two categories were creativity and imagination. The age and skill of the artist was taken into consideration. After all the judges had The window decorating was sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, completed their own assessment they added the downtown their scores on each businessmen and the picture together. st ae cts at The winners were all Penetanguishene Seco- very close, with all three dary School. John L. Shewfelt D.C. FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE OFFICE HOURS Monday: 9:00 - 5:30 Tuesday: 9:00 - 5:30, 7:00-9:00 Wednesday, 9:00 - 12noon Thursday: 9:00 - 5:30, 7:00 - 9:00 Friday: 9:00 - 5:30 Saturday: 9:00-1:00 (By appointment only) Phone: 526-5850 His Suit | is Ready... Be ready for the many merry times ahead - let our fine staff take as good care of your clothes as they have taken care of Santa's for many years. FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY WAGG'S Laundry & Drycleaning Co. Ltd. Season's Gunes: from The Midland Times Production Staff TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS OFFICE HOURS MUNICIPAL OFFICE Closed Monday. Dec. 26th, and Tuesday, Dec. 27th, 1977 Closed Monday, January 2nd, 1978 Canada Inc.: VIA Rail Canada, the organization responsible for the marketing of CN and CP rail passenger services, and which will take over the management of all rail passenger services on April 1, 1978, announces its first board of directors. Stagding, left to right: J. M. LeClair, Secretary of the Treasury Board, Ottawa; G. A. Scott, Sr. Asst. Deputy Minister-- Operations, Transport Canada, Ottawa; Paul Beauchemin, Chairman of the Board, Beauchemin-Beaton-Lapointe Inc., Montreal; Stanley Little, former labour representative, Elmvale, Ontario; John Hardenne, President & General Manager, Sinfonia Tours Ltd., Saskatoon; Evan S. Lloyd, Travel Industry Consultant, Sydney River, Cape Breton, N.S. Seated, left to right: J. F. Roberts, President & Chief Executive Officer, VIA Rail R. A. Bandeen, President & Chief Executive Officer, Canadian National, Chairman of VIA Board; and Madeleine St- Jacques, Vice-President, Young & Rubicam Ltd., Montreal. Vii Wednesday, December 21, 1977, Page 3