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Fashionable success ° to Nasi tup Kettle Creek Canvas Co. became a nationwide suc- cess in just over eight years. Owner and founder of the company, Mellanie Stephens, right made a trip to the Midland store last Friday to talk with owner of the local outlet, Jane McLarney. Kettle Creek Canvas Co. has been made popular by the canvas bag they make, but is also experiencing popularity in its line of casual clothing. --_ Obituary Natalie Maurice The late Natalie Maurice of Gendron Drive, Penetanguishene, died Sept. +18; 1986;7 at Penetanguishene General Hospital, following a lengthy illness, at the age of 89 years. Mrs. Maurice was born and raised in Lafontaine. She lived in the Wyebridge area for many years during her first marriage. Mrs. Maurice had been_a resi- dent of Penetanguishene for the last 30 years. Her funeral mass was held in St. Ann's Memorial Church, Penetanguishene, on Sept. 20, with Rev. D. Picone as the celebrant. In- terment followed at St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene. Ernie Cascagnette, Roland Marion, Ricky Marchand, Romeo Maurice, Maurice Charron and Maurice Marchildon were her pallbearers. Her husband Arsene Maurice of Penetanguishene, sons An- drew Marion of RR 2, Midland, and Gildore and Marshall Marion, both of Penetanguishene, daughters Theresa Latour of Penetanguishene, Laurette Marchand of Bright, Ont., Leona Gravel of Highgate, Ont., Stepson Andre Maurice of Lafon- taine, stepdaughter Arsenia Marchildon of Orillia, Marie Rose Char- ron of Sudbury, Juliette Her first husband Stanley Marion, her daughter Rita Hamill, her brothers Joseph, Norman, Seguin of Montreal, Henri and Walter brother Herbert Quesnelle Quesnelle, and her sister of Penetang, sister Alice Clairce Lesperance Lapensee of Penetang, many grandchildren, great- grandchildren and great- great grandchildren sur- vive her. All Draco 0% off . Vertical & Horizontal Blinds. At & Pleated Shades Ris Sale runs Sept. 29 - Oct. 31/86 SKIL design 579 Bay St., Midland " = iw OSS -- S. sy 5 yr./80,000 km 'NO SMALL PRINT'? WARRANTY on every new Honda at BARRIE HONDA 100 Bradford St. "Downtown'"' Barrie 726-6488 {3p = Ae A comets Page 8, Tuesday, September 23, 1986 predeceased her. rel of laughs. Penetang school report The school year has started off well with the new semester system in full swing. Everyone seems to be adapting well to the situation and enjoying it also. The Students Council with Jennifer D'Aoust as President, Stephanie Greenfield as Vice Presi- dent, Mike Morrison as Social Convenor, Susan DesRochers acting as Secretary and David Forget as Treasurer are doing an excellent job in welcoming everybody back for another school year. The basketball, football, and volleyball season has started and it looks like a promising year ahead. Junior Achievement has already begun courses to teach eager students how to run a business. On September twelfth twenty-nine honour _ students set out for Bark Lake to enjoy such things as sailing, windsurfing, hiking and leadership training. According to Mr. Battricks "the trip went very well." Last Wednesday many students over the age of seventeen went to the Midland Civic Centre to give blood to the Red Cross which held their third blood donor clinic of the year. That just about raps it up for this week and I would just like to welcome all the new students and teachers to E.S.P.S.S. and wish everyone the best of luck in the 1986-87 school year. Curl for fitness - curl for fun at the MIDLAND CURLING CLUB Registration WEDNESDAY Sept. 24th 7:30 - 10:00 p.m. THURSDAY Sept. 25 7:30 - 10 p.m. aS SEL oy $7500 MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE For New Members To Qualify: Membership must be paid prior to Oct. 4th, 1986. Not a member during 1985/86 season. Featuring the top 40 Hits from the 50's & 60's If you always thought you should be in show business, here's your chance. This weekend in the Starlight Lounge, we're going to give all you amateur comedians a chance to get up on stage and tell your favourite joke. If it's funny enough it could win a prize! Even if it's a real stinker, it could still win a prize. Come on down and join the fun... it could be a bar- Music supplied by SPOT DANCES ETC. ANGS y, OS rs : x) Again this pePeAl A E Prizes for: e There's dancing & fun from 9 till 1:00 p.m. Friday & Saturday nights at the... INN AT BAY MOORINGS Reservations 549-3163 213 Fox St., Penetanguishene trabsiehoparea ep his weekend You Can be in the S potlight ...at Bay Moorings Starlight,Lounge! D8 By POPU, T JOKE Onte oe : = cs aR DEMANG 2a es i aw, -- Re scene