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End of trestle's era marked by bronze plaque dedication takes place at Hog's Bay in Tay Twp. Not even a heavy downpour ¢éould keep at least 70 people away from Sunday afternoon's dedication of a plaque at the site ofthe former Hog's Bay Railway Trestle. ~ The dedication took place just west of a little Highway 12 parkette between Victoria Harbour and Port MecNicoll. W. Allan Fisher, president of the Simcoe County Historical Association acted as master of ceremonies. On hand for the dedication were Al McLean, MPP for Simcoe East; Tay Township Reeve Charles Rawson; Port MeNicoll Reeve John Moreau; Jay Cody, chairman of the Historical Sites Committee, (the group responsible for the construction of the monument and a Victoria Harbour resident Mr. George Latondress who recalled the construction as well as the demolition of the bridge. After the brief dedication ceremony at the sile, everyone was invited to the new Port MeNicoll Community Centre for refresh- ments and to hear Special Guest Speaker for the occasion, James Worfolk, former president of the Midland Historical Society speak on the history of the famed wooden structure. The "Hog Bay's Trestle', which was reputed to be the longest of its kind on the continent was built in 1908 by Mike McPeake of Port McNicoll from pine timbers and 65' long B.C. Fir pilings. It measured 2,141 feet long and was 50' high. "The Trestle"' as it was affectionately known was patrolled by armed guards during both World Wars and was last used by The Canadian Pacific Railway in 1971. The much travelled and photographed landmark came to an untimely end in 1978 when it was demolished after numerous at- tempts to have it preserved as an Historic Site failed. Three counts, three numbers Some confusion arose at last week's meeting of Elmvale village council on the correct number of lots that are in the area that council and subdivision developer represent- ative Gordon Fancy in September had agreed could be finished afd sold. At council's Sept. 16 meeting, village solicitor Gordon Teskey counted 38 lots. Last week town clerk- treasurer Faye Townes said that she counted 32 lots in the same area on the subdivision map. Fancy submitted a figure of a total of 34 lots. The matter was left to be decided by the developer, Cadillac Fairview. Reeve Ken Knox suggested Cadillac decide how many lots it wants in the agreed upon area, and send that figure to the town. that Fairview Driver reversing charged Bayview Avenue, of 198 Eighth Street was Sunnyside, resident the scene Sunday of the Frederick Scott, 62, has 1:26 p.m. collision. been charged with The Scott car was failing to yield following reversing from the a_ two-car cident on the weekend, town traffic ac- driveway of 198 Eighth Street. A car driven by Brenda Sharp, 21, of Midland, police report. Young people graduate Friday The annual Elmvale District High School Commencement Occurs this Friday. Below is a list of the graduates. Grade 13 Graduates Shelley Campbell, Marybeth Collins, Mitch Covell, Sharon Dixon, Robert Ferguson, Steve Frankcom. Shelley French, Van Ha, Kim Healey, Pat Holt, Michael Horsfall, Maryanne LaBrash. Ian Mackenzie, Teresa Miller, John Minty, Michele Moreau, Ivan Potts, Ellen Price. Corinee Robertson, Brad Trew, Sheryl Truax, John Williams. Grade 12 Carol Allen, Connie Archer, Jeff Archer, Ken Archer, Paula Babinok, Kent Barnett. Peggy Bertram, Elizabeth Boker, Paul Burke, Bernice Columbus, Kent Columbus, David Creith, Valerie Curry. Valerie Curry, Sharon Judith Hutton, Marianne Jamieson. Suzanne _ Jenkins, Geoffrey Kenney, Kevin Kerr, Michelle King, Sylvia KleinGebbinck, Tim Knuff. Darlene Lalonde, Linda Marchant, James Maw, Peter Moran, Michael Murden, Murray MacDonald. Lori McAuley, Michael MeGill, Larry McMann, Joanne Nesbitt, Cal Potts, Lisa Robertson. Martin Shanahan, Michelle Simpson, Leo Stephens, Shelley Stone, Cindy Strath, Linda Terry. Ann Thompson, Joseph Timms, Janice Turner, Trent Turner, John Watson, Susan Wicklum, Jane Win- drem, Darryl Wright, Steven Tripp, Scott Lockhart. Davis, Lucille Desroches, Teresa Desroches, John Dixer, UN BON COUP DE POUCE: Au nom du club Laura Dyer. Richelieu de Penetanguishene, le president M. Mary Franssen, Mark Roger Marchand donne un cheque au montant de Graham, Margaret $2,000a M. Roland Desroches, president du Centre Grant, Michelle Grant, Robert Greenlaw, Gary Hanley. Vincent Hayes, James Healey, Conrad Higgins, Jeffrey Holt, d'activites francaises a Penetanguishene. Ce don s'ajoute au $23,000 deja contribue par la com- munaute francophone de Penetanguishene, Lafontaine et Perkinsfield a la campagne de souscription du Centre pour les renovations de lVedifice. i ' FE | SLIOO UP Government Rebate: If TO $800 your home is heated with oil, now is the time to convert to natural gas or electricity. ..or add an oil-saving heat pump to your existing forced-air furnace. The Federal Government will subsidize 50% of your installation costs for energy- saving heating systems--up to a maximum of $800. It's all part of the national effort to conserve our oil resources. ENERGY EFFICIENT $= To qualify forrebate, [= equipment must be installed and paid for by December 31, 1981. | No matter Eighth Street in front and get up to Rebate UP Carrier Rebate: Right now, TO $300 Carrier is offering eas rebate of $300 on a Total Carrier Comfort System. Our complete package includes a Heat Pump or Central Cooling, Gas or Electric Furnace, Electronic Air Cleaner and Humidifier. See the full rebate schedule below. COMFORT PRODUCTS CHECK THESE IMPRESSIVE CASH REBATES! e $125-- Heat Pump or Central Cooling e $ 75--Electronic Air Cleaner e $ 25--Gas or Electric Furnace e $225-- Heat Pump or Central Cooling and Electronic Air Cleaner e $175--Heat Pump or Central Cooling, and Gas or Electric Furnace e $250-- Heat Pump or Central Cooling, Electronic Air Cleaner and Humidifier e $275--Heat Pump or Central Cooling, Electronic Air Cleaner and Gas or Electric Furnace e $300-- Heat Pump or Central Cooling, Electronic Air Cleaner, Gas or Electric Furnace and Humidifier. how cold the outside air, there's always heat in it. The Heat Pump captures that heat and pumps it indoors. And during hot weather the Heat Pump changes direction and pumps heat out of your home to keep you cool. HURRY! Offer ends October 31st, 1981. RED HOOK 905 King Street, Midland 526-6508 Page 2, Wednesday, October 21, 1981 CHRISTMAS BONUS FARES TO VANCOUVER, CALGARY, EDMONTON, WINNIPEG TORONTO -- VANCOUVER by PWA 737 from Terminal 2 Departure Departure Arrival Return Departure Arrival Date Time Time Date Time Time Sat. Dec.19 6800 1010 = Fri. Jan.01 2340 6700 Sun. Dec. 20 2000 22/.2310 " Sun. Jan.03 2340 6700 Wed. Dec. 23 2000 2210 Wed. Dec.30 2340 6700 Wed. Dec. 23 0900 1110 = Sat. Jan.02 2340 0700 = 11 days 359 Tue. Dec. 22 0800 1010 Sat. Jan.02 2340 0700 = 12days 359 TORONTO --CALGARY by PWA 737 from Terminal 2 Departure Departure Arrival Retum Departure Arrval Date Time Time Date Time Time Sun. Dec.20 0800 1010 Wed. Dec. 30 0130 0700 Mon. Dec. 21 0800 1010 Thu. Dec.31 6130 6700 Tue. Dec. 22 0800 1010 Sun. Jan.03 0130 0700 Wed. Dec. 23 0800 1010 Thu. Dec.31 0130 0700 6 days 299 Thu. Dec. 24 0800 1010 Fri. 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