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North Simcoe obituaries Jessie (nee Booth) Penetanguishene and Brenda Mead, U.S. Navy, Mead, a former Balm _ Beach before Australia, and _ three Penetanguishene resi- becoming a _ winter granddaughters, Karen, dent, died suddenly April resident of Florida 15 Sandra and Marikay. 29 in Bradenton, Florida. years ago. The funeral was held She was 71 She is survived by two from St. Patrick's Church Born in Scotland she daughters, Barbara in Perkinsfield and in- came to Canada and (Mrs. Larry McDonald) -- terment was in St. Ann's resided in of Penetanguishene. and cemetery, Penetangui- shene Sunnyside ns Irwin Hounsome, a J PHOLSTERING Recovering and Restyling SOFAS- CHAIRS modern and antique Boat Tops ¢ Guaranteed Workmanship Free Pickup e Free Estimates and Delivery Phone 526-6411 RETAIL former CNR employee in Penetanguishene, died in Willowdale Thursday, May 9, following a brief illness. He was 57 He was born in Wyebridge and was general supervisor for the CNR at the express terminal at Concord and later worked in Penetanguishene and Elmvale for the railroad. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Celeiarace Lon Penetanguishene, a member of the L.O.L. Lodge in Elmvale and a member of the Royal Black Preceptory in Midland He is survived by three brothers, Charlie and Ken of Wyebridge, and Luke of Toronto, and a sister Mrs. Evaleen Gardiner of Penetanguishene. The funeral was held Thursday, May 13 from Beausoleil Funeral Home in Penetanguishene and interment was in Wyebridge Anglican cemetery BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Retail and professional space is available in units of 500 sq. ft. to 20,000 sq. ft. at excellent terms. 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Doug, 9, at left, took first in the cub division while his brother, Deane, 12, captured first-place laurels in the scout race. Both boys built their car but Deane claims that Doug "held the wood while I banged the nails in." Staff photo "being driven erratically at 1:45 a.m. owe as you BUY Home Gifts You'll be amazed at the scope and variety of gifts for the home we've assembled for your selection. Sensibly priced, too, in the tradition we have proudly upheld for many years. Drop in and browse. We'll welcome the opportunity to serve you. FOLEY'S Furniture & Appliances Hwy. 26 COLLINGWOOD Police Penetanguishene town police had a busy weekend laying a total of 15 charges under the Highway Traffic Act on Saturday and Sunday. Impaired charge A Tiny Township man was charged with im- paired driving early Sunday morning on Robert Street East. Constable Don Westcott noticed a vehicle Patrick King, 39, of Concession 16, Tiny Township, has been charged with impaired driving and excess alcohol. $1,300 damage A Midland man was charged with failing to share half the roadway when meeting a vehicle following an accident in front of 130 Robert Street West on Friday night. A van driven by 40-year-old Helmut Tietz, of 229 Bay Street, Midland, was damaged to the extent of $1,000. A car driven by Rodger Desrochers, 20, of 616 Dominion Avenue West, Midland, received $300 damage. There were no injuries Desrochers was charged by Constable Tom Marchand. The accident occurred at 10:35 p.m. Fail to yield There was a two-car accident at the in- tersection of Fox and Burke Streets at 4:50 p.m. Sunday, / A car driven by Dayif'Deschambault, 19, of 68 Church Street, Penétanguishene, was damged to the extent of $180 when it came into collision with a car driven by Ginette King, 39, of 19 Sheridan Street, Penetanguishene. Her car received a total of $200 damage. There were no injuries. Deschambault was charged with fail to yield to traffic on a through highway by Constable Tom Tiffin. i If you need us, we're here, in Elmvale From left toright: Back Row: Phil, Earl 2nd Row: Marion, Betty, Pat, Marilyn, Anne Front Row: Annette, Muriel, lsabel, Jackie, Sharon have the welcome mat out for you to help you with any of your banking needs. So drop by and say hello, won't you. The bank where people make the difference. Page 2, Wednesday, May 19, 1976 \ abhions, << ELDA ROBILLARL We Have a Really Great, Selection Bathing Suits * Shorts * Tank Tops 4 y * Pant Suits WE STILL HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF SPRING DRESSES .. REDUCED TO CLEAR AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS. Elda Robillard 74 Main St. Penetanguishene 549-7901 Annual awards dinner The Penetanguishene General Hospital held its annual awards dinner and dance last Friday at the Country Mill. Awards were presented to those having served at least 5 years with the hospital. Presenting the awards Long-service awards presented Awards were presented Friday night to those members of the Penetanguishene General Hospital who have served at least five years with the hospital. Mrs. Muriel Williams, Mrs. Helen Moreau and Mrs. Peggy Bush received pins marking 20 years of service. Mrs. Priscilla Bourgois, Mrs. Agnes Dupuis, Mrs. Beatrice Lambie and Mrs. Flora Beausoleil all received awards for 15 years. Receiving awards for ten years of service were The Tiny Township Progressive Conservative Association met recently to pick a new executive. They are: (left to right) front row: Etienne Mar- Pre Staff photo here is Sister Rena Spooner. Mrs. Muriel Williams (left) received her pin for 20 years of service with the hospital while Mrs. Priscilla Bourgois received hers marking 15 years of service on the nursing staff. Mrs. Albertine Patenaude, Mrs. Lucille Gauthier and Mrs. Marie Lacroix. Sister Rena Spooner, Mrs. Anne Marchildon, Mrs. Joan Asselin, Mrs. Joyce Cote, Mrs. Kathy Arbour, Mrs. Marlene Jackson, Mrs. Sharon childon, president, Jack Nygaard, past pi Schepers, Miss Gilberte Gachie, Mrs. Nancy Hodges, Mrs. Edna Genier, Mrs. Agnes Puddicombe, and Mrs. Priscilla Lecamp all received awards for five years of hard work and deidcation to the Penetanguishene General Hopsital. hee resident; back row: Tom Luke, vice-president, Cecile Mailloux, secretary-treasurer, and Mare Marchildon, director. If you need us, we'rehere,inMidland © From left to right: Front Row: Karen, Sylvia, Donna, Gerda, Norman, Beth. Back Row: Rick, Cathy, Diana, Kathleen, Pat have the welcome mat out for you to help you with any of your banking needs. So drop by and say hello, won't you. The bank where people make the difference.