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-- am, Planning Board. McDonald, Baker, Mayor Ron Bellisle. NicNee, Par on joint committee ..Councillor Don McNee and town economic development commission member Jim Park, along with clerk Yvon Gagne, will represent Penetanguishene on the joint economic development committee recently created by Penetanguishene and Midland. Penetanguishene Planning Committee has replaced the abolished Penetanguishene The new committee's members are Larry Helen Dubeau, Anne Murphy, Ross Spearn, Wes Hurley, John Bayfield, Bob Sullivan, and Re Newly appointed members of the town's = committee of Adjustment are Orville =: Ambeau, Vic Dowling, Doug Leroux, Mike ; Lethbridge, and John O'Hara, Sr. Ma yor wan ts Councillor Ray position Clarified seeking advice 'from Queen's Pk. Midland Mayor Al Roach was in the "Big Smoke'"' yesterday. While in Toronto, the town's chief executive 4 Obituary St. Ann's Memorial Church, Penetangui- shene, was the scene on Aug. 20, 1983, of a funeral mass for the late Ted Ladouceur of 3 Park Street, Penetanguishene. He died, suddenly, at age 52, in Penetanguishene General Hospital, on Aug. 18. Married in 1949 in Midland, born in, and a life long resident of, Penetanguishene, Ted Ladouceur is survived by his wife, Marie (Laurin) Ladouceur of Penetanguishene, by his sons Roger of Kingston, Louis of Abbotsford, B.C., and Tony of Penetanguishene, and by his daughters Sally (Mrs. Oliver Brabant) and Norma (Mrs. Dennis Crowe), both of Midland, Marjorie CM rs . Lindsy LeMesurier), Irene (Mrs. Jim Charlebois) and Audrey Ladouceur, all of Penetanguishene, and Ann (Mrs. Donald Mayheu) of Abbott- Wildlife art show at Wye Marsh The third annual wildlife art show -- VISIONS III -- is being hosted Aug. 21 through Sept. 10 by the Wye Marsh Wildlife Inter- pretation Centre, High- way 12, Midland. This year 11 artists from Simcoe County will be displaying their interpretations of the wildlife found 'in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence region of Canda. Their media includes wood carving, oils, watercolours, printmaking, and ink. The highlight of the show will be on Aug. 31, when wildlife artist Michael Dumas will be in attendance. Dumas will be meeting casually with the public from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and will give a special evening presentation from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in the wildlife centre. Throughout each day there will be special film presentations on the artwork of Robert and pen Bateman, Maynard Reece, and Dumas. Located on Highway 12, just east of Midland, the Wye Marsh Wildlife Interpretation Centre, Canadian Wildlife Service, is open seven days a week, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free to both the art show and the wildlife centre. For more information contact David Hawke, interpretation officer, (526-7809). Watson's Ladies Wear, Elmvale G&M Shoppe, Midland Town Centre sford, B.C. father, Ladouceur of Penetanguishene, his brothers Leo, of Orillia, and Marcellin, and Ernest, all- of Penetanguishene, and officer was to have met with solicitors from the provincial Ministry of Municipal Affairs to learn if he as the town's mayor legally should have been kicked off Midland's annexation committee. It is expected he will also discuss with officials there, his so-called "open door policy" and other matters related to his tenure in office to date and the number of roadblocks that have been placed in his path. He was also to compete in the mayors' annual bathtub race later in the day at the CNE. Since taking office late last year, Mayor Roach has been the object of a movement to have him impeached for going public on matters relating to Midland's bid to annex 2,600 acres of prime real estate along Highway 93 from the Township of Tiny. During a recent heated council meeting the mayor was thrown off the annexation committee and has been visibly annoyed ever since. However last week, the mayor confirmed, despite the fact that he had been kicked off the committee he would continue speaking out against Midland's so-called "land grab." The land in question runs along "the golden mile" south of Penetanguishene and just west of OFF All new Fall Fashions... = = -----specials-- Midland. TV Ontario proposes children s channel On Monday, 15 August TVOntario filed an application with the Canadian _Radio-tele- vision and Telecom- munications Commi- ssion (CRTC) for a licence to operate a full- day national children's cable television service. The service will be called GALAXIE. GALAXIE promises to' meet the need in Canad for high-quality programming designed especially for children. It will also contribute substantially to the development of a world- class Canadian industry for production of children's television programs. One of TVOntario's responsiblities, and one reason for TVO's ex- cellent reputation, is its provision of programs that meet the developmental needs of Ontario children two to 14 years of age. These programs are sold outside Ontario, and seen by children Canada, the U.S.A. oe many other countries. GALAXIE, which will be a self-financing, commercial-free un- dertaking operated by TVOntario, can _ be economically viable only if offered nationally. It will ex- pand and enrich the existing TVO hours of service to Ontario children and, at the same time, meet the developmental needs of children across Canada, by offering proved, research-based, _high- quality programs, in English and in French, designed especially for them. GALAXIE will be a 12-hour service, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Friday, and five hours, 7 a.m". eto, ~ 12. noon, Saturday and Sunday. It will be distributed to cable systems across Canada via Anik C3 satellite, of Dresses, Pant Suits, Mix 'n Match Separates, Skirts, Plaid Skirts, Blazers, Blouses, Slacks, all Sweaters (in novelties, plains, bulkies - in Pullovers and Cardigans). August Coat Sale ZOGo wv of women's and junior Winter Coats | and Jackets in all the latest Fall 4 fabrics, styles and colours. LA PRICE Summer *See our many Clearance in-store 'Fall Specials' at prices only NOW ON! _} Watson's seeing is believing! Ladies Wear G&M Shoppe Queen St., Elmvale 305 Kin eS Midland Town Centre ee 526-5761 me, 399.915] Both Stores open SMG to Sat.; Thurs.&Fri. nights until 9 Ted Ladouceur Alma (Moreau) Ladouceur, his mother, predeceased him in 1956. Rev. L. Dignard_ of- ficiated at the funeral 'mass. Interment in St. Ainn's Cemetery. His pallbearers were Allan Also surviving are his Antoine Aldee his sisters;Audrey (Mrs. Cascagnette, Leon Leonard Cascagnette) Ladouceur, Raymond of Penetanguishene and Cascagnette, Leo Doreen (Mrs. -Fer- Tremblay, Mike dinand Pauze) of Duquette, and Marc Toronto. Roi, FEATURE OF THE WEEK 1982 FORD GRANADA 4-DR 6 cyl., auto., ps., pb., a clean local, one owner car. 30,000 kms., Stock No. 129 1982 MERCURY LN7 2 DR 4 cyl., auto., ps., pb., oe. air., sunroof, AM FM tg stereo, cruise, sport iwpeecs wheels, 30,000 kms. Stock No. a: Be 995. 7 T 1982 PONTIAC 6000 , V6, auto., ps., pb., ey 0,000 kms., like new. : pee. BR No. 508231. 30,000 : kms remaining new car es 'warranty. Reduced for REGAL quick sale $9,225 1981 BUICK LIMITED Fully equipped _in- cluding air & slider roof. 25,000 kms. Stock No. 134834. $11,500. 2 luandaue efully loaded incl. air., buckets & console, clean locally owhed car. 70,000 -- kms. 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