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os Oiee SR Ie REN a PIP OP AE. AS Five birthdays this month Five residents of Penetanguishene's Huronia Nursing Home celebrate birthdays this month. Front from left "iy are Hilda Meikle (85), Marie Cadeau (89). Elmvale (93). Activity director Jeannette Hercia. Back from left are Alf Kemp (68). Elva Bacon (75) and Lea Moreau and views Penetanguishene Horticultural Society started the New Year off by getting back home to the Library basement. Meeting was held on Feb. 17. After the Municipal police moved back to their newly renovated offices behind the Municipal building, the Library Board decided to do some renovating themselves and so have altered the basement into a really exciting place to hold meetings again. This year 1981 has the Ontario Horticulture Association celebrating its 75th year and the week of April 19-26 has been designated Hor- ticultural week. -- The Society is asking each municipality to proclaim this week for special recognition. Each local society will be putting flowers in ch urches planting a special tree or en- couraging interested persons to join the local society. District 16 is holding their annual convention in the town of Alliston on April 22-program starting 9 a.m. noon meal $6.00 per person, home again by ap- proximately 6 p.m. Bus will be available for the trip. Reser- vations for meal and bus trip to be in by April 15. Call Mrs. Helen Dubeau at 549-2593 for bookings. Trees for spring planting on front lawns are again available. Applications and payment to be in Municipal office no later than April 1. There is new development at the waterfront which we will be following with interest to see what effect this will have on local landscaping and tree-planting. The provincial con- vention of the Association will be held in Niagara Falls sometime in June. More details later about this event. Our first meeting of 1981 vear was held Feb. 17 and as_ previously mentioned back in our home place. There was quite a heavv agenda to get through, however we had a goodly number there and Vice- president presided in absence of President Mrs. P. Charlebois who is enjoying a _ well earned holiday in Southern climes. Guest speaker of the evening is a most en- thusiastic photographer name of Mr. Promm whose truly beautiful pictures of their visits to P.H.S. news Spain impressed evervone with their beauty and also we thrilled with the Spanish musical accompani- ment. There have been several suggestions for programs that might be interesting to the members. One is a trip to new. place near Woodbridge. Another is a museum near Milton also flower shows will be coming along. Anyone with suggestions do bring them up at regular meeting or call some other member and talk it up. It is hoped to get a news item in the local paper more frequently than some years past. Elizabeth Porter Attention being paid to Coldwater It would appear Liberals have been watching and listening. Simcoe East Liberal , Association recently opened a campaign office in Coldwater, the first time ever Grits have done so prior to a provincial election. At the same time their candidate Jack Harber says if he's elected and sent to Queen's Park to represent the riding he'll do everything in his power to improve entrances and exits to Cold- water. The issue popped up at a recent PC Association nomination meeting in Orillia where Tories' candidate Allen McLean said much the same thing. The matter come to light as a result of Cold- water Business Association putting a bit of pressure on a number of Queen's Park hopefuls. The Coldwater movement, in part, is being led by former Coldwater reeve Earl Brandon who along with a block of PCs from Coldwater and area voted for McLean who pledged his support for Coldwater and area something Harber has done as well. According to Harber the 400 extension plan around Coldwater was done with little consultation with or consideration of the local population. Midland 926-5761 Mastercard & Chargex accepted Watson's Ladies Wear, STIOWCASE _ RE WIDE "*New Look OF tee Shop today where G&M Shoppe, Midland un Dresses 'n Match *Blazer, Top. Pant cirt Sets *Blouses *Skirts ¢Slacks \. *Knit Tops T-Shirts "Sweaters We carry petites for the short, smaller lady, sizes 8 to 16, in Dresses. ® Also half sizes 141% to 24%. quality is higher than our prices G&M Shoppe 305 King St., Watson's Ladies Wear Queen St., Elmvale 322-2151 Friday, February 27,1981, Page 5 in Fashion Pants inallthehigh __ shades sizes 3 to 13 its & Cover-ups ort Sets *Play Suits