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Henry Hamelin honoured at banquet A feature of Penetang Legion's annual Remembrance Day banquet was presentation charter member Hamelin of a long service medal to Hamelin is one of only VISIT HISTORY'S Come with us where pirates lurked and forgotten caves echo the chill of bygone adventure. Come sit on our beaches -- let the sands of time drift through your fingers and find tranquillity in an earthly setting we call BAHAMA SOUND, Come dis- cover what island life is all about. e 'Budget Terms All homesites are one mile or less from the Ocean Many hill and ocean sites are still available "Footprints (o the Caribbean" -- which lead to tropical BAHAMA SOUND three charter members presentation was made hockey, YMCA, Public Society and Parks and Henry _ still living and the only by President Leo Safety Committee, Recreation for lights. one. residing in the LeCamp. Penetang Police Along with expenses of community. The The President informed Association, Salvation a local golf team to Barrie the 240 people present Army, Shrine Club, and Chatham, and gifts that Legion has faster Seals, Christian for hospitalized veterans, 0A56-32A-75 supportedalargenumber Island Legion, Sum- the donations totalled of organizations and merama, Boy Scouts, well over $5,500. groups during the past ARC Industries, During the banquet, the to <4 MIAMI = a . Included in these Big Brothers, year. were: Winterama, minor Penetang Fiesta Hair Styling Salvation Army summer Ladies Auxiliary camp, Great Lakes President Bea Gordanier Sailing Visit, Arthritis presented Legion President LeCamp with a cheque for $1,500. Afghan with interest as low as 5%. e BE OUR GUEST at the Bahama Sound Beach Club © TAKE AN ESCORTED TOUR of Gt. Exuma and GREA' \ q ft EXUMA 5 7 , As ; Nei beautiful BAHAMA SOUND © TALK WITH OTHER CANADIANS already living here year 'round. NAME Write or call: ADDRESS CITY. PROV. realfon 301 KING ST., MIDLAND Contact B. Marchildon or G. Hanna 526-4211 CODE PHONE NO. f <0) «087 el 3 com 0A56-32A-75 CHRISTMAS PERMS Regular 20.00- 17.00 Regular 18.00- 15.00 Regular 15.00- 12.50 Wash & Blow Perm 17.00 949-2553 winner chosen The winner of the "Petits Anges de Penetanguishene"' draw for an Afghan, held Sunday, October 31, was Gary Wilkins of Midland. The group wishes to thank Patricia Lacroix, who so_ generously donated the Afghan, and all those who supported the nursery school draw by buying tickets. yA ®) Registered Trademark of Drug Trading Co. Ltd JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER =\1.39.... wate | Gillette "30% More' wo }DRY LOOK: Special 1.39... 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Sauvez temps et argent en achetant un disque; c'est un cadsuu idéal pour la famille et les amis. Suzanne Genier Suzanne Genier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Genier, has graduated from the Georgian College School of Nursing in Orillia. A former student of Penetanguishene Secondary School, she is now working in Clinton, Louisiana. ih difference is NE more tailoring Shiffer Hillman clothes are literally hand-built. Each piece is cut with hand shears for precise matching. There are dozens of contour pressings and thousands of hand stiches - | both where you can see them and where you can only feel the better fitting qualities they impart. By these standards, all other'clothes are machine made. aan win class by itself BOB & LARRY'S MENS WEAR 250 KING ST. MIDLAND 526-2061 Nov. 19 - Nov. 20 BROWN BEAR COMMUNICATIONS William St., Victoria Harbour 534-7151 XM-422081 CB SALES - SERVICE TV & CB towers - TV - CAR RADIOS-TAPE PLAYERS SERVICE Come and enjoy coffee & donuts DOOR PRIZE BRING THIS AD & RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY PURCHASE DURING GRAND OPENING Drunk charge laid by police Penetanguishene police Constable Bernard Maracle laid charges of impaired driving and excess alcohol in the early hours of Saturday morning, when he _in- vestigated a three-car accident. The charges were laid against Guy Laurin of Concession 16, Tiny Township. Laurin was driving a pickup truck, when he was involved in an accident with a car driven by Terry Charlebois of Peek-a-Boo trail and a parked car belonging to Joan Charlebois of 206 Robert Street West. The damage to Laurin's' vehicle amounted to $600, while Terry Charlebois' car sustained $1,000 damage, and Joan Charlebois' car sustained $100 damage. No one was injured in the accident, which oc- curred in front of 206 Robert Street West. Accident A Perkinsfield man was hospitalized early Saturday morning as a result of an accident, which occurred in front of 109 Main Street. Alfred St. Amant, 53, was struck by a car driven by Neil McConkey of Leonard Avenue, Penetanguishene, as he stepped out from in front of a parked car. There was no damage to the McConkey vehicle, and no charges were laid by Constable Graham Whiteside, who _ in- vestigated the accident. Theft \ Mary Hamelin, of Hugel Avenue in Midla: reported the thefi three-quarter 1 ; suede coat: valued at $100 from. the Commodore Hotel early Sunday morning. The theft, which was discovered when Hamelin came out of the lounge, is being investigated by Constable Maracle. Car Theft Constable Tom Mar- chand is investigating the theft some time between Saturday night and Sunday morning of a 1974 GMC van belonging to Edward Pilon of Victoria Harbour. It was parked in Penetanguishene at the time. Accident Careless' driving charges were laid against Carrie Stinson of Rama Road in Orillia Sunday evening, after she was involved in an accident in front of 89 Robert Street West. The car she was driving struck a car driven by Susan Maracle of 228 Robert Street West. The Stinson vehicle sustained $300 damage, while $150 damage was done to the Maracle car. There were no injuries in the accident, which was investigated by Constable Donald Westcott. Bonspiel will be on weekend The Penetanguishene Curling Club will be the site of the Wally's Men's Wear Annual Bonspiel this weekend. This is the third year in a row for the bonspiel, which will attract people from all over the province, including two teams which played in the Ontario finals last year. The spiel, sponsored by the local clothier, will run for two days, starting Saturday morning and continuing until Sunday night. A trophy will go to the winners, and a total of $1,500 in prizes will be given out. Curlers and non-curlers alike are invited to come out to watch the event, and to attend the dance which will be held at the arena Saturday evening. There will bé no charge for either. Obituary Jeanette The death occurred suddenly at her home in Midland on November 10, of Jeanette Lavigne. Beloved daughter of Annie Barry of Penetanguishene, and Delbert Barry, deceased, she was in her 39th year. Boman in Penetanguishene, she stereo Lavigne lived all her life in the Midland-Penetanguis- hene area. Mrs. Lavigne is sur- vived by her husband William Lavigne, sons Billy and Michael, and daughters Pamela and° Debra. She also leaves behind her brother Nelson Baan ay, of Penetanguishene, and sisters Helen Hannah, of Port Colbourne and Barbara Fauxteux, of Quebec. The funeral was held at St. Ann's Church on November 13, with Father J. Harrington officiating. The Pallbearers were Mike and Bob Duval, Michael Beauchamp, Jim Patenaude, Charles Kaus and Ronald Robillard. Interment St. Patrick's Cemetery, Perkinsfield. 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