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stag PRIM er a sanitary sewers. Rough road for the next month A construction crew is tearing up Broad place one day after the contrac Street in Penetanguishene to install new Heavy machinery was in project was awarded last week. t for the will take about one month. The contract was The work awarded to Dash Construction of Wasaga Beach after a $146,505 bid by the company was accepted by the municipality. owest tender for Broad Street work was well below estimate Sanitary sewer construction on Broad Street and Jury Drive in Penetanguishene should be completed in about one month. Work began last Wednesday after the municipality awarded a contract to Dash Construction of Wasaga Beach. 'Ten- ders were opened at a special council meeting Oct. 9, the day before the work began. Six tenders for the Cof €to Penetanguishene Chamber of Commerce is holding its annual general meeting next Tuesday night at the Penetanguishene br- anch of the Royal Canadian Legion, on Simcoe Street. The chamber is en- couraging anyone in the community interested in learning more about what the chamber does Raffle winners Five names were drawn Oct. 4 in Penetanguishene General Hospital Auxiliary's 'Thanksg- Broad Street project were received by the municipality, ranging from Dash's low bid of $146,505 to a high bid of $260,658, clerk Yvon Gagne said on Tuesday. The town originally estimated that sewer installation would cost approximately $192,000. Dash employs six men on the project. The construction crew is digging to a depth of about three meters at the bottom of the street to a depth of about nine meters at the top of the street, near Church Street. Sewers are also being installed along a 100 meter stretch of Jury Drive, from the intersection with Broad Street northwards. The work is being done under the municipality's Local Improvement program, which requires a hold general meeting to attend to meeting. The chamber's board of directors will elect executive officers for the next year and will present certificates of recognition to persons who have made out- standing contributions to the community. Chamber president Pat Forget said on Tuesday that seven individuals, five of whom have done work for the chamber, and one club will receive recognition from the chamger. The president of the chamger is Pat Forget, the vice-president is Cec Mailloux and secretary- treasurer is Doug Leroux. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in the NAAFI room. majority ot the residents affected by the work to approve. Three objections to the work were received, by recently installed new septic systems on their Put Onpye te Lusers. Homeowners are being assessed $20.82 per foot installation of homeowners who had _ for Arthur Martin, 19, of RR 5 Coldwater, was killed early Sunday morning after the car he was riding in failed to negotiate a curve, left the roadway and slammed into a rock. The fatal crash is said to have occurred at 1:55 a.m. on Old Coldwater Road, 0.7 km north of Quarry Road. \ OPP say Martin was thrown from the vehicle which then pinned him after it came to a rest. The car was operated by Brian improvement program and that, in each case, the original homeowner assessment has never been exceeded once the project has started. sewers and_ recon- struction of the road. Gagne said that the municipality has carried out about 20 projects under the local Lawlor, 20, of Orillia. It sustained an estimated $3,500 damage. Lawlor received major injuries and was rushed by ambulance to Soldiers' Memorial Hospital- Michael Balkwill, 23, of RR 1 Coldwater and Gary Swelt, 20, of . RR 1 Coldwater, also passengers in the vehicle also suffered serious injuries and were rushed to Orillia hospital for treatment. OPP investigation of the crash continues. Coroner was Dr. Peter Cameron. He pronounced Martin dead at the scene. iving raffle of a hand- made quilt, a Budd Watson photograph, a handmade tote bag, a tea set and a towel set. Mrs. Irene Hughes of the Bradford area won the quilt, the first prize in the raffle. Ron Hi.a rat levy of Georgian Bay. The Penetanguishene won photo by the Midland the Bud Watson photographer was photograph which was second prize. Mrs. taken in the Killarney Doreen Scott of area of northern Penetanguishene | won Mrs. set. Tickets were drawn by a -patient at PGH. Auxiliary members sold tickets for the raffle since early in the year. the tote bag, Frankie Penton of Penetanguishene won the tea set and Mrs. Sandra Boucher of Midland won the towel : in the attic of a residence at 280 Fox Street, Penetanguishene yesterday morning. LJ Fire at the White House Penetanguishene firefighters doused a blaze alarm was turned in shortly after 9a.m. The house, which used to be referred to as the 'The 'Toronto. White House, is owned by Paul Waitzer of Damage is estimated at several thousand dollars. No one was injured in the incident. Wednesday, October 17, 1984, Page 3