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en En ee oS Gp Roe ee ete NE ET NP TE _ celebrated Put your upcoming event in the Huronia Calendar by Beulah M. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butt spent Christmas with her mother and sisters and_ their families, all of Niagara Falls, Ont. Mrs. Annie Richards is enjoying the warmer climate of Florida (when it is warmer, that is). She is spending the winter there, as is her custom. Sympathy is extended Mrs. Boyd Dunlop and Mrs. Gerald Reid and family in the sad loss of a daughter and sister, Velma, recently, Mrs. Dunlop' resides. in Coldwater and Mrs. Reid at RR 3, Cold- water. Mr. Howard Dunlop has been hospitalized, suffering from frostbite he acquired when his truck balked on him on a recent intensely cold day with the tem- perature hovering below zero F. While he was endeavouring to revive the truck, Jack Frost was busy also. Mr. Lytle Johnstone, RR 4, Coldwater, a neighbour of Mr. Dunlop's, drove him to the hospital for treat- ment. Congratulations to Jason Smith of Hobart and his Great Great Uncle Jack Barr, 4 Esther Anne Drive, Orillia, Ontario, who their respective birthdays on Jan. 14. Belated Happy Birthday is extended them both. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Berthelotte, of Barrie, formerly residents of this area, left on Jan. 12, travelling by train on their way to spend some weeks' with their daughter, husband and family, who live near Chicago, Illinois. It is hoped the bad weather conditions south of the border did not detain them along the route. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hunniset and family are now settled in their new house, having com- pleted the moving of their household effects H.S. ST. AMANT & SONS ng Hgating e MESTIC e INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL WORK Specializing in: SUMMER COTTAGES Satisfaction Guaranteed PENETANG 549-7227 3A ROBERT ST. W. Pick of the parts winners The BP service centres in this area cleaned up in this year's Bourgeois Motors Ltd., Pick of the Parts Contest. From left are John Bourgeois, Bourgeois Motors Ltd. general manager, winner Chuck Fraser of Little Lake BP, Midland, winner Hans Rick of Rick's BP, Penetanguishene, Cel Pauze of Cel Pauze and Sons, and wholesale sales representative Bruce Sibbald. The contest was open to all garages, service stations, body shops, and fleet accounts using Ford and Motorcraft parts for repairs between Sept. 1, 1981 and Oct. 31, 1981. < HELD OVER 'The Sam Kelso Show' AT THE BAY MOORINGS © DINNER- DANCE- SHOW ALL YOU CAN EATBU I $Q@95 2 eeaaiacchies © Dinner served from 6:30 p.m. * DANCING 'til 1 p.m. Appearing nightly 'til Jan. 23rd SAM KELSO and the SAM LEESO Back again for a second week is Sam Kelso, tainer with an ules. Highlights of his show feature a Tom Jones ree a Neil Diamond tri a x Kenny Rogers hits, ee nn bs Pub tunes. A super ban GREAT | SHOWS per night plus \ _ Lots of Dancing , Three fab Me routines, S, LEGS! They're hot! dancing as well. Entertainments. @ A Brian Ayres Production for Bud Matton Watch for the return of "Gloves McGinty" BAY MOORINGS DINING LOUNGE 213 Fox St., Penetang "Everyone Welcome" Phone 549-8882 Important meeting tomorrow complications of diabetes by Alleyne Attwood, R.P.Dt. Dr. John K. Warnica from Barrie will be guest speaker at the January meeting of the Canadian Diabetes Association tomorrow, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Penetanguishene. Dr. Warnica's discussion will give information concerning one of the complications of diabetes - impaired vision. Because uncontrolled diabetes with its high level of blood sugar causes circulatory problems, the tiny blood vessels of the eyes are almost always affected. Often people who call themselves "borderline"' diabetics do not take this complication seriously enough. Controlling the slightly elevated blood sugar could save the grief that later poor eyesight brings. This should therefore be a meeting that these 'borderline' diabetics or persons where there is a family history of diabetes, should attend. TERM NOTES NOW AVAILABLE AT SCOTIABANK 654 PER ANNUM w Fixed term: 3 w Interest paid annually w Iransferable but not redeemable before maturity w [erm Notes issued in multiples of $1,000, minimum investment $1,000 = More details on this and other high yield investments available at any branch of The Bank of Nova Scotia "Issued by Scotia Mortgage Corporation and uncon- ditionally guaranteed by The Bank of Nova Scotia. Rates vary with term, amount and frequency of interest payment. All rates subject to change from time to time without notice. Scotiabank 3 IR2-19K2 ous: Wednesday, January,20,. 1982, Page 7 a ee owe