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Waverley resident receives honour in Germany Corporal Robert Truax, seen here at far left, of 4 Combat Engineer Regiment received his Master Corporal Hooks from retired Major General Hofmeister as Major Christie looks on, The award was presented in Lahr, West Germany on the 27th day of Sept. 1983,Corporal Truax is the son of Ken and Phyllis Truax of Waverley. Local Georgian graduates More than 200 graduates received their graduation diplomas at the winter convocation ceremonies held in the Georgian College Threatre in Barrie On Saturday, Jan. 28. This was the first time in Georgian's 17 year history that a convocation ceremony was held in the winter. The large group of students graduating from Georgian's c0-0p programs made the winter convocation necessary. Among those graduating can be found many local residents who should be congratulated for their accomplishment. They are: Elmvale Anthony Hope, Francis Crawford, Penny Pauze, Paul Thomas Trace, Dan Cousineau, Bruce Graves, David Jacobs, and Paul Drysdale. \ cose oo Seo" YOUR FRIENDLY GREENGROCER SIAN Phelpston: Brian Gillespie, Maureen Jean Somers and Garry Campbell. Wyevale: Gwen Beacock. Wasaga _ Beach: Alvine Chauvin, Michael Coleman, John Fleer and Margaret McCabe. We wish all of you the best in finding em- ployment in the area in which you graduated. by BEULAH M. BARR Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Sisson motored to Toronto recently as Mr. Sisson had an ap- pointment for a checkup. He underwent heart surgery some months ago. _ Mr. Earl Fagan has been recuperating from injuries suffered from a fall at his home some time ago. Friends and neigh- bours are sorry to learn Mr. Boyd Brown is again a hospital patient. He underwent surgery recently. Sorry to report Mr. John Barr, 4 Esther Anne Drive, Orillia, collapsed at his home on Monday morning, Jan. 30, 1984, and was taken MIDLAND to Soldiers' Memorial hospital, Orillia. He was a resident of this area many years ago. A former area resident Mr. Donald Barr, RR 1 Hawkestone, is progressing well in S.M.H. where he has been a patient for some weeks. Mr. Leo Berthelotte, of Barrie, has been convalescing at his home following surgery some weeks ago. He, his wife and family were area residents for many years, living on the 5th concession of Medonte, where they Operated a farm. To all those in hospital or ill at home a sincere KTTO'S 526-2761 ™:... get well wish is ex- tended them from their neighbours, __ relatives and friends. Reeve Ingram Amos visited Mr. Boyd Brown in hospital one af- ternoon this week. Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Johnstone, RR 2, Orillia, were visitors at Deepdale Farm on a recent Sunday. 'at- ternoon. Former students of Mrs. Olive Majors (Miss Awrey) will be sorry to learn the former teacher of SS 3, Medonte 'school passed away sometime ago. Also Mrs. Irene Partridge, the former Miss Irene Furlong, passed away recently, (a former SS 3 Medonte teacher). 290 King St., Midland Prod of USA LETTUCE 58° head Prod of Mexico, large size TOMATOES 99°». *2.18 1 Kurz's SPICED HAM °3.29 1».°7.24 ig Prod of Ont., fancy MacIntosh APPLES 33° i 73° Canada no 1 MUSHROOMS *1.99 /Ib. *4,38 /ke. Prod of Chile, Thompson seedlessGREEN GRAPES $4.79 /Ib. 3.94 /kg. Prod of USA , red & white GRAPEFRUIT /89° Maple Leaf mild GOUDA CHEESE °3.29 /lb.*7.24 /\g. Asst flavours WAFER COOKIES 400g bag : 1 .99 Suchard 85g CHOC. BARS 99° 4. Prod of USA EN ce i eecliiten ae Page 2, Wednesday, February 8, 1984 Prod of Calif. An accident Occurred on Feb. 3 at the Medonte Mountain Ski Resort parking lot. Cheryl Doman of Barrie, driver of a vehicle that ap- parently slid on a stretch of ice, crossed into the path of another vehicle driven by Frederick Duquette of Penetanguishene. The Doman vehicle sustained $2500 damage while the Duquette vehicle received only $50 damage. KKK Concession oF Medonte, north of County Road 19 was the site of an accident which took place on Feb. 3. Keith Newell of RR 1, Victoria Harbour, apparently lost control of his vehicle when it ------ Centennial celebration-- skidded on ice. The vehicle then apparently struck a snowbank and proceeded to roll over. While no charges were laid, a passenger, Teddy Newell, sustained minor injuries and was taken to Huronia District Hospital in Midland. An accident occurred on Feb. 6 on Highway 93 north of Hwy. 400. William Hill of Mississauga was the driver of a _ vehicle which was apparently proceeding southbound. The driver reportedly attempted to make a right-hand turn to enter Highway 400 and decided he was going too fast to complete the turn. Hill apparently then Sunday, Feb. 12 at 7:30 p.m. there will be a special service held at Wycliffe Anglican Church, Elmvale, to celebrate its 100th year in the community (1884-1984). Reverend Allen Kirk, former rector, will be guest speaker. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this very special Occasion. Reverend Hunter at St. John's Reverend Gordon Hunter will be in the pulpit at St. John's United Church, Elmvale, for both Sunday Feb. 12 and Feb. 19. Reverend Hunter is well known throughout both Canada and the United States for his spiritual leadership in the Christian Church and, Of course, known to the congregation at St. John's. swerved*:his vehicle back ont®@ Highway 93, lost. control 9n loose gravel, aT tered the northbound lane, colliding with another vehicle driven by Terry Pelletier Of Port MeNicoll. 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