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SE Fe RAE Oe oe 60th wedding anniversary celebrated On June 13, 1923, Lorne Ernest Tinney married Eva Margret McWatters. Family and friends gathered then to wish them a long and happy married life. They have lived in Medonte Township all of their lives and have raised six children: Ray, Vera, Bruce, Shirley, Connie and Bev. On June 11, 1983, their sons and daughters and their families and friends gathered to wish them much happiness and health on their 60th wedding anniversary. An afternoon tea and evening dance was heldyn their honour at the community centre in Hillsdale. There was a family dinner held at the Hillsdale United Church. Their six children and their families as well as Mrs. Beatrice Miller, who was Eva Tinney's bridesmaid, Mrs. Tinney's brother Ed and his wife Elizabeth, Mrs. Tinney's sister Ilene Strath, Mr. Tinney's sisters Mrs. Gert McLeod and Mrs. Eva McFarland and Rev. Heather McLean were all guests. The Hillsdale Institute catered the afternoon tea und the United Church Women catered the family. dinner. Two grand-daughters travelled from Nova Scotia. Other guests were from Hillsdale, Vasey, Orillia, Elmvale, Barrie, Schomberg, Toronto, Mississauga, Richmond Hill, Midland, Penetang, Lafontaine, Oshawa. There were greetings from Queen Elizabeth II 'and Prince Philip, Prime Minister Trudeau, Eric Neilson, Doug Lewis, Premier Davis, Medonte Township Council and Tay Township Council. \We all had a wonderful day and wish Lorne and 'Eva continued happiness and health. Penetang arena renovations on the mark Renovations on the Penetanguishene Community Centre are progressing on schedule, according to manager construction A fond farewell Dennis Player, left, the former chief of police of Penetanguishene, with Staff-Sergeant Don Westcott, during a dinner held in Player's honour on Monday. The position of staff sergeant Ted Fleming. "We had a little trouble with the casings was created during Player's two-year period as chief of police in the town. Player was roasted as much as he was praised by his former men and by the mayor and others. Advance payments for corn producers An application from the Ontario Corn Producers' Association to offer an advance payment program for the 1983 grain corn crop has been' cleared through the review eommittee of Agriculture Canada. Final approval awaits only the signature of Eugene Whelan, the federal minister of agriculture. Eligible producers will receive up to $15,000 interest- free for corn stored after harvest. Par- nerships and _ cor- ALL FABRIC reduced 20%-50% ALL KNITTING YARN Polyester cotton BROADCLOTH 115cm wide Reg. $2.98m 20% orr *2.29 » VIP COTTONS Reg: $6.98 4.98 A large selection of New & Used Sewing Machines for all starting at your sewing needs *59.95 porations may receive up to $45,000. A minimum of $10,000 will be available. Advance payments will be available only to members of the Ontario Corn Producers' Association as of Sept. 1, 1983. Details on the advance pavment program, can be obtained through county or regional offices of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. MIDLAND for the foundation,"' explained Fleming on Friday," but that was due to soil conditions, and not serious. We are back on schedule now."' Work on the interior is going well, with most of the roughing in being completed. Ron Marchildon, arena manager, expects to start putting the ice in for hockey by mid- September. That will not be a problem for Fleming's crew. "No problem,' said Fleming, ""the washrooms will probably be ready by then too." All the work crew was hired through the local Employment' and Immigration office, and includes about 37 workers at this point. Some are employed for 15 weeks, and some for 31 weeks. There were only about seven of them with any con- struction experience, but they're 'doing a good job", says Fleming. Passersby will be able to see the construction progressing by this week, as the foundations will likely be finished by Friday, and the walls were expected to start going up today. Second floor work will start by the end of August. The whole project is aimed for a_ mid- January, 1984, finish. Ted Fleming is the guy who is keeping things right on that date. Barbecue Parts & Accessories We now carry a complete line of burner parts and accessories for all makes & models of gas grills. 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