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Congratulations Well wishers at the Chamber of Commerce look on as Scott MacCrimmon from Grew Boats congratulates Lorne Pinkney winner of the Grew Cub Boat Draw. Scott MacCrimmon picked Mr. Pinkney's winning ticket at the Chamber of Commerce on Labour Day. Lucky draw Scott MacCrimmon from Grew Boats and Gail White, Boat Draw Chairman, pick winning ticket for the Grew Cub Boat. The Winning Ticket was drawn at the Midland Chamber of Commerce where the boat had been for three months waiting for it's new happy owner. PM Winning Bike ? 2nd for selling the most raffle tickets for the Chamber of Commerce Grew Boat Draw. The bike was donated by Brian Downer of Downer's Boat Haven. Mattew Parry of the Chamber of Commerce presents Stew Gervan of Gervan and Associates Insurance with his new bike. Mr. Gervan won his bike on September Classified Market- NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE Public Meeting cag The Envi tal Advi Cc itt f ptt Aid nvironmental Advisory Committee o the Township of Tiny will hold a Public heh ai Meeting in Wyevale United Church Hall on Presents Pioneer Day, Sunday, September Saturday September 13th, 10 a.m. to evaluate the factors that are important in choosing a landfill site. The meeting will start with group discussions and workshop. 72, 73 Correction Ontario $10 is the annual fee for membership in The Bee Brigade not $2 as advertised in Recreation Programs and Opportunities (Fall and Winter 86 - 87) The membership fee for the Descendants of the Establishments is $2 For information call The Historic Naval and Military Establishments 549-8064 (not 5449-7084) Ministry of Province of Ontario John Eakins Tourism Queen's Park Minister and Toronto, Canada Jim Keenan Recreation M7A 2R9 Deputy Minister 72 Call Today! Midland 526-2283 Penetanguishene 549-2012 Elmvale 322-1871 Wasaga Beach 429-5300 14th, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Visit and enjoy the sounds and aromas of steam and gas engines, blacksmithing, butter making, spinning, quilt- ing and a variety of other events. AGRICULTURAL HALL OF FAME induction of two pioneers of Simcoe County Agri- culture. 8 km north of Barrie on Hwy. 26. Something of interest for everyone. Adults $1.25, Seniors $1.00, Students 75¢, Children 25¢, Preschoolers Free. 72 Notice to Creditors and Others All claims against the Estate of Ida Vaillan- court, late of the Town } of Penetanguishene, who died on or about the 21st day of September, 1985, must be filed with the under- signed Executor on or before September 9th, 1986; thereafter the undersigned will distribute the assets of the Estate having regard only to those claims then filed. Dated August 1986. Gerald Vaillancourt, Ex- ecutor of the Estate of Ida Vaillancourt, by his solicitor. ELISE M. DeVILLERS Barrister & Solicitor 1 Simcoe Street Penetanguishene, Ontario LOK 1P0 68, 70, 72 woe 26th, Midland Chamber boat The Midland Chamber of Commerce has announced the winner for this year's Grew Boat draw. Lorne Pinkney, of 318 Fourth Street in Midland, will take home the prize of a new boat valued at over $2,000 after Chamber officials drew his ticket number from a barrel of 13,000 others. Pinkney held lucky ticket number 18437. About $3,600 was netted by the Chamber which will be used to help offset the amount needed to com- plete Phase II of the building campaign of the Chamber building located at the foot of King St. Chamber Manager Matt Parry said, although the money raised through the boat draw is a "good healthy chunk of what was needed", the fund is still a fair distance away from the cost of completing Phase Il. "We are still looking for major contributions from companies who have not yet supported the cam- paign." Approximately $50,000 is needed for the finishing touches to accent the new building. The goal of Phase ll is to add a screened pavillion which will serve as a tourist information centre in the summer and as a storm defence in the winter, a ceremonial deck overlooking the bay, a pav- ed walkway, a lighted sign and a flagpole. The chamber is looking to Could YOU stop to save a child's life? Check your brakes... winner announced achieve their Building Fund Campaign goal of $185,000 by the end of the year. Parry said that a ma- jor campaign drive will be held during the fall in an effort to raise the last amount of money needed to reach its goal, but said that specific details on the campaign are still being ironed out. The winner of the most tickets sold went to Stew Gervan of Gervan and Associates. He sold 20 books of tickets, or 400 in- dividual tickets. Gervan received a 12-speed bike for his contribution to the success of the draw.