Dinner for two Alan lipsliani and his son lainie ere two of those who got their dinner Saturday evening at the Shanty Bay Summer Festival barbecue Examiner lliotoi Shanty Bay boys beat fire department 2624 Beach ball relay I12 to ltii Brian Galloway Cathy Smith Jenny Thompson and Sandra Fielding ltfirst atliy Wright Michaela Del Yotto Richard looke and Laureen Vas Beach ball relay it to 70 Pat Walsh Rick Jarvis Liz and rugby by Beatrice Johnston 326681 Mr and Mrs Ray llallward and MargaretAnn of Iunias isittd with Mr and Mrs Jim langmanatid family Bridal Shower Mrs Bill Alexander of Norval and her mother Mrs Marion McLeod held bridal shower in honor of Mrs Robert Parry the former MargaretAnn ltavid Son She will be making her home in Sault Ste Marie Boat Trip The Womens institute chartered the William Macken zie cruise boat which took them and friends for cruise up to the Severn Locks and Sparrow LlBlCltATlONNth MONTREAL TM in Que bec there is law governing memberships in unions called syndicates that reads Minors of 16 years of age and married women except when the husbands object may be members of professional syn dicate airic Anderson Ifirst Janice Welstnan Roger Welsman Janet Robertson and Andy Jergins Isecondi Elaine and Ted Bigelow Marg lipshain and Sjaak Breg third The challenge baseball match between the Shanty Bay Lake to Port Stanton Everyone enjoyed the trip Take ruise Mrs Laura Dawson of Barrie visited with Mr and Mrs Jim Langman aitd took in the cruise on the William Mackenzie boat William Anderson ne of our oldest residents in the community William nder son died suddenly on Friday evening at his home He would have been 99 on his birthday in September The funeral was held on Monday afternoon front Jock Duffy RUG RIOT Everyday Specials 10 off all remnants Industrial Home Carpeting 7372860 305 BLAKE ST SIMCOE PLAZA Senior Boys and the tire depart ment was thriller with the boys prevailing 26324 The annual Shanty Bay Sum merfcst yachtmetis church SCI vice Sunday at lmernnient Dock drew itlti persons Miitidells Funeral Home With burial in St Andrews eincterygUrillia Visitors Mr and Mrs Victor lyson and family of Leaf Rapids Man visited with his brother and family Mr and Mrs Jim Tyson of Big edar Estates Visits Sister Allan Thomson of Sault Ste Marie is on his holidays and VlSlltfl with his sister and family Mr and Mrs Bernal Johnston Joe Harra Age 16 to 24 Donald MacDonald has had his chance and blown it in the federal finance portfolio The time has come for change Thats the gist of York Sim coe MP Sinclair Stevens remarks in his weekly bulletin Stevens claims that todays inflation figures coupled with an 81 per cent unemployment rate low real growth the fall ing anadian dollar and record budgetary deficits clearly demonstrate Donald Mac Donalds inadequacy in the finance portfolio Every washer dryer compact and wringer washer is on sale Heres just some of the great buys on now at Bad Boy Ex lusive agitator in washer gives you ï¬lllir lean washing ptll His resignation should be forthcoming immediately This is particularly so when we view MacDonald in the con text of the international uranium cartel he actively pro moted in spite of the laws of Canada No officer of the Crown can continue when he has dem onstrated on the one hand his contempt for the laws of the land and on the other hand his total inability to provide the economic climate so desperate ly needed in this country liiil trap in dryer law it rent it easy to remember One need only look to the 878000 Canadians currently without work for the full measure of this ministers shortfall Next month Mr Mac Donald will have been minister of finance for two years Since he took over it has been all downhill economically for Canada Virtually every forecast he has made has been wrong Stevens cited among others MacDonalds prediction from October that inflation would be lroter tiw pump guard in washer traps pins and things down to six per cent this year and four per cent 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