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J Port Happenings The cubs and scouts do not sell the apples. They present the delicious, Canadian- grown fruit to every contributor in return for his or her donation. A tag will also be given to 'show that a person has helped the scouting 'movement. Special congratula- tions are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Garneau of Port MeNicoll on their 60th Wedding Anniversary. A special Mass for the couple took place at Scred Heart Church, Port MeNicoll, on Saturday. Father Vincent Egan officiated, assisted by Monsignor Balanger who was altar boy when Marguerite and Gerard Garneau were married back in 1921. On this occasion, Billy Scott was altar boy. Medals from the Archbishop of Toronto, G. Emmett, and Car- dinal Carter were blessed and presented to the couple during Mass. A reception followed in the Church Hall, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Copeland and Dr. Reg Sauve and his wife Terry, who came all the way from Calgary for this special occasion. Allan McLean, M.P.P. for Simcoe East and his wife Marjorie were guests. Mr. McLean presented the couple with a plaque from Premier Davis along with his personal congratulations. Reeve John Moreau presented a plaque from the Village Council along with his and their personal congratula- tions. He was also asked by the Warden of Simcoe County, John Fennell, who was unable to attend, to present the Garneaux with a County cetificate and heartiest congratulations. A Mass was offered for the couple by their friends and neighbours on Simcoe Avenue, to take place Oct. 25 at 10 a.m. Leo Copeland had the honor of passing on to the couple a certificate from Prime Minister Trudeau, a letter from Joe Clarke and a cer- lificate from M.P. Doug Lewis. About 95 guests at- tended the celebration-- out of town guests from Whitby, Oshawa, Toronto and Windsor. Dr. Talbot made the toasts. Blitz The chocolate bar blitz the Port Brownies and Girl Guides had on Saturday to raise funds for their organization didn't go as well as expected. The chairman of the Mothers' Group Committee, Rosemary Thompson, is optimistic though that they will be able to sell the remaining bars. If ;you wish to help out in the sale--perhaps bringing a case of the bars to wrk--your help would certainly be appreciated. The chocolate bars are $2 or two for $3... The' Mothers' Group wish to extend - whos helped dout on quite pleased at the good turnout of the girls. There will be a Mothers' Group Committee meeting tonight at the Com- munity Centre at 8:30 p.m. by home at Caswell's building was engulfed scene. able to control the fire serious damage. linguished a garage years. The free, hour-long behind. the police report. Buildings consumed The prompt action of volunteers from the Waubaushene (Tay Twp.) Fire Department, Saturday evening, is credited with preventing a small garage fire from spreading to a near- According to Fire Chief Tom O'Hara, the the first few firefighters arrived upon the Smoke-eaters, battling stiff winds, were Meanwhile, according to Port MecNicoll's Sire Chief Gord Duggan, his men ex- Saturday. No other details surrounding that fire were available at press time. Robert Service show "he ghost of Canadian poet Robert Service come alive is promised to the audience that attends a one man theatrical show, A Taste Of Robert Service, in Elmvale on Oct. 28. Hayter, a professional actor from Toronto, has been doing his Robert Service show for 10 The show is based on the life, times, and works of Service. The audience will hear the well known Cremation of Sam McGee, and The Shooting of Dan McGrew. p.m. in the Flos-Elmvale Public Library. Runaway trailer A bicyclist riding on the sidewalk beside King Street in Midland early Saturday af- lernoon was injured when he was hit from behind by a runaway trailer. Midland town police say that James Mit- chell, 31, of 550 King Street, was southbound in front of his residence when a trailer that came loose from the car pulling it jumped the road onto the sidewalk and hit him from The driver of the southbound car, Ralph Lawton, 48, of Mississauga, has been charged with not wearing a seatbelt, and towing a trailer not bearing a licence plate. Mitchell's injury was minor, according to Beach. by flames by the time before it could do more fire around noon on program starts at 7:30 ------<K<----X------_EEEE EEE i i Pad are aoe Dt ab ais ball} a EE B "A 4 LF aR i Z g ; 4 g Bees HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED | HELP WANTED NOTICES NOTICES senior Accounting Clerk required for Public Accounting Firm We require the services of an accounting person with the following background: --strong technical skills from basic data organization up to and including the drafting of financial statements and reports --good "'people" skills and some experience in leadership roles --experience in a data processing environment would be considered an asset Excellent remuneration and working conditions package for the right person Apply in confidence, stating salary expectations, fo Box 182, Midland, Ontario, L4R 4K8. 83,84,85 Georgian College of | Teaching Master -- to instruct Cook Training students. Must have Canadian Certificate of Qualification, Red Seal and minimum 2 years experience as Head Chef in medium or large operation. Sessional position to start October 26, 1981. Send Letter of Application and/or Resume to: 84 Personnel Manager Georgian College One Georgian Drive Barrie, Ontario L4M 3X9 Driver one day a week-- Midland-Penetang area. Van or truck an asset. IN MEMORIUM In memory of a most loved one, Annie Full or part-time earnings. No experience necessary, just a friendly personality. We train. Midland, Waubaushene, Victoria Harbour. Call 526-3512. 28TF One bilingual secretary required for insurance office in Call' Andrea 326: 2208 Longlad, who passed aney october 22, ae ou left so peacefully, SERVICES _| dearest Mom, Spencer Custom-made | With your kindness, foundations and bras | gentle ways and tender desianed _ individually | heart. for you. Telephone 549. | You were the perfect 7133. one. as = eer May God keep you Birthright - Are you | forever in His garden pregnant and | of rest, distressed. Birthright | For here on earth, you were truly the best. really cares. Call 737- Whis aaieh ive. ead Applied Arts & Technology TOWNSHIP OF TINY Planning Board The ratepayers of the Township of Tiny are cordially invited to attend a public meeting at the Township of Tiny Municipal Building in Perkinsfield; at 8 p.m. on November 4th, 1981. The public meeting is to present and receive comments from the ratepayers of the Municipality on proposed amendment No. 30 to the Official Plan. Proposed amendment No. 30 purports to alter the Official Plan, to redesignate Part of Lot 13, Concession 10 from 'Rural' to "Residential Stage One (1)"' and To re-classify Part of Lot 13, Concession 9, from ""Commercia! and Residential Stage Two (2)" to "Residential Stage One (1)". All these changes are to take place in the Hamlet of Perkinsfield. Your input appreciated. and participation would be Roger E. Robitaille, Planning Administrator, Township of Tiny 84,86 IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, 1974 S.O. CHAPTER 122 AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE, IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO NOTICE OF PASSING OF BY-LAWS TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Cor- poration has passed By-laws No. 1981-66; and 1981-67 to designate the following properties as being of architectural and historial value or interest under Part 1V of The Ontario Heritage Act, 1974 S.O. Chapter 122: a) 20 Robert Street West, St. Ann's Memorial Church; By-Law No. 1981-66 b) 14 Water Street, Thompson Home; By-Law No. 1981-67 DATED at PENETANGUISHENE this 2nd day of October, 1981. Y.A. Gagne, A.M.C.T. Clerk-Treasurer, Town of Penetanguishene. 80, 82, 84. for elderly woman. For interview, call 526-3580. 84,85 Penetanguishene. 3550. 166 Bayfield Sk, happy memories. Phone 549-7437 between | Barrie, Ontario. The Family 9 and 5. W89T F 84 84,85 Live-in} companion SERVICES SERVICES housekeeper required Nicholls by. nd~ their '|. thanks to all the drivers School Bus Drivers required part time| Earn over $3,000., will train. Contact PMCL 526-5438 53TF LADY FINELLE Selling with a difference. : Present proper skin care & makeup in a no pressure atmosphere. Costs nothing to get started. Be trained by people who care about your suc- cess. Call Elsee Colling Phone 526-9767 80 to 89 Suneral Home FUNERAL INFORMATION To improve service to the Midland area, Nicholls Funeral Home has established a 24. hour Funeral Information Line 526-4 444 For Funeral assistance or other concerns, call our office number 526-5449. DEATHS DEATHS MANAGER OF ENGINEERING In the exciting and challenging field of plastic moulding. Experience in mould making or mould design required. 7 Excellent benefits. Apply to Personnel Dept. Midland Industries Div. of deWaltec Inc., Midland-Ontario." '320EtizabethSt, =. 9 > q TURNER-Margaret H. (R.N.-W.C.H. 1955) With deep regret, we announce the passing at Her Residence, Elm- vale, of Margaret H. Smith, in Her 49th year. Beloved Wife of William M. Turner. Dear Mother of Toyo and William, both at Home. Sister of Joan Wallace of Etobicoke, Douglas Smith of Pickering, Rod of San Diego, Jim of Georgetown and Frank of Chester, Nova Scotia. The Funeral Service was held at_ the Wyecliffe Anglican Church, Elmvale, on Friday, October 16, at 2 uns remation. : Memorium n Donations to the Ar- fis Society would be | COE--Elwyn (28 yrs. with Ontario Hydro) Suddenly at Elmvale on Monday October 19, 1981. Elwyn Coe (formerly of Willowdale), in His 67th year. Beloved Husband of Ellen Gray. Dear Father of Robert and Father-in-law of Pat of Australia. Loved Grandfather of David, Jason and Katherine. Brother of Ruth Wright of Pickering. The Funeral Service will be held at the James H. Lynn Funeral Home, Elmvale on Thursday, October 22 at 2 p.m. ; Interment Elmvale Salada a8 In. emoriam Donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated. . Nas AUCTION SALES | AUCTION SALES ROR RUMN i ) A | & 4 Contents of Lakeview Hotel, Waubaushene (closed since 1932) Original Furniture & Antiques Waubaushene just off Hwy. 69 Sat. Oct. 24 / 81 12:00 sharp 20' marble bar (in 3 sections), 20' oak cupboard (behind bar), old soda fountain (marble taps), 9 bar stools, 2 com. display ice boxes w/ glass fronts by Eureka Refrigerator Co. 1900 pat., small wooden ice box, LakeView Hotel safe, captains chair, pine blanketbox, oak display counter, 6' oak sideboard w/mirror, approx. 8 washstands, dressers w/ bevelled mirrors, assorted styles, 5' round dining table, round dining tables, several gateleg dining tables, square extension table, baking cupboard w/ sugar and flour-bins, corner cupboard, leather rocking, single brass and iron beds, 3%4 and double brass and iron beds, wooden wardrobe, iron bath tub and taps (1900), assorted crocks, Herald box stove, 3 oil space heaters, oil furnace, 8N Ford tractor and loader, set single disc, 3 furrow Dearborn Plow, 3 Pt hitch Cultivator, 35 old druggist bottles with glass stoppers, old dishes, old books, many other ar- ticles too numerous to mention. 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