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Coldwater Special money-raisers planned by E. Lorraine Orr Enjoy a_ chicken, sauerkraut and sausage - dinner at the Coldwater Canadiana on Saturday, Sept. 13 and Sunday, Sept. 14 from 4 to 7 p.m. Tickets are available at Coldwater Canadiana, or Cold- water New and Used. Adults $5, children six to 12 years of age $3, and children five years and under are free. Thursday Night Men's Bowling League will begin their season, tomorrow. There will be a captains' meeting at 7 p.m. and bowling will begin at 7:30 p.m. Matchedash _ Cotta- gers' Association held their annual corn roast recently and conducted a fifty-fifty draw. The winning ticket was drawn by 2 -year-old Ian Semper and the winner of $415 was David Reid of Black Lake. Welcome to Jeffrey David who arrived July 10, the son of Betty and David Crichton of Toronto. Jeffrey is the fourth generation and is the grandson of Howard and Vi Crichton and great-grandson of Margery and George Crichton who have croul-fal ges at Waubaushene. Joe and Gerda Lahr of Black Lake _ have returned from an en- joyable four weeks of camping enroute to Canada's west coast. Glad to report Russell Creighton is recovering nicely from an emergency _ operation last week. Diploma course Jim Gleadall, son of DHAIR Gone Forever! Mrs. Alice Goodman Electrology Therapist Shirley and Jim Gleadall of North River, has taken up residence at Guelph University where he will be taking a two-year Diploma course in Agriculture. Birthday wishes to Michele Stone who was seven years old last week, and to Meredith Orr who was 19 years old on September 5th. Sorry to report Ada Benson, Ethel Good and Charles Danby are all patients in Soldiers' Memorial Hospital. We wish them a speedy recovery. Turkey dinner The annual Turkey Dinner will be held at Eady Hall on Saturday, Sept. 20. Sittings will be at 4:45 p.m., 5:45 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. Tickets are $5 for adults, $2.50 for children. Pre-school children are free. Tickets are available from Bob McFarlane, 835-3416 and Peter Tinney, 835-5335. There will be Old Tyme dancing to the music of the Harmony Boys. Tickets for the dance are $1.25. Amanda Ann, daughter of Murray and Debbie Howell, will be one year old on Sept. 12. A hard-top tent trailer went up in flames and was completely destroyed last Wed- nesday while in the backyard of Lloyd Sallows on-Grey Street. The trailer was owned by Lloyd's nephew, Thom Sallows. Lloyd's wife Dorothy had left the house at 1 p.m to go shopping on Main Street when she heard the fire siren. It was a shock, to say the least, to come home and find the firemen in her backyard. For- tunately the trailer was insured but at present the cause of the fire is unknown. Shirley Jennett and Catherine Hill are the enumerators in the Village of Coldwater, and are busy knocking on all doors to insure everyone is registered. The municipal elections will be on Nov. 10 Coldwater residents will vote for a reeve and four councillors. Cancer Society The strength of the Canadian Cancer Society lies in the voluntary service of countless men and women united in a common and com- passionate concern for cancer patients. These are the volunteers who canvas for funds, take health awareness programs into the schools, drive thousands of miles annually to transport patients to treatment centres. The foregoing is a quote from the Canadian Cancer Society's | summer publication - 'Progress Against Cancer." The cross-Canada marathon attempted by special volunteer Terry Fox is focussed on the thousands of people under medical care for cancer this year, and on the research that may help save the lives of many more Canadians who _will cancer in 1980. Although Terry has been forced by ill health to cancel his run, his challenge goes out to all Canadians to continue to donate generously to the cause, while he is engaged again in a war with his old enemy - cancer. Approximately $11,000 for this worthy cause has been raised by the Orillia and District Cancer Society. Of this amount, $225 has been donated by concerned people in the Coldwater area. Anyone who wishes to con- tribute from Coldwater may contact Kathleen Galbraith, the Canadian Cancer Society representative for Coldwater and area. Olive and Bill Wylie of River Street recently celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary. Visiting on the special day were daughter-in- law Elma Wylie of Bass Lake and grandchildren Susan and John Smith of Orillia. Special birthday greetings to Cynthia Young, a Grade 4 teacher at the Cold- water Public School. Coldwater Canadiana has added another in- teresting item to their eontract antique collection. It is a fire truck, donated by the Georgian Bay township council. The No. 15 pumper was originally used by the Honey Harbour Fire Dept. Meeting Senior Citizens of Coldwater and surrounding areas are invited to the first meeting of the season for the Riverside Seniors. It will begin at 2 p.m. at the Lions Centre on Main Street in Coldwater. It is not necessary to be a member - just come along for an enjoyable social time. This meeting will be varied with discussions for the comping season, in- cluding the Fall Fair in Coldwater, a bus trip to view the Autumn colors and another trip to Thornbury to pick apples. Curlers of Coldwater and area are advised it is time to prepare your broom, shoes and tam, the curling season is about to begin. There will be a_ general meeting for all in- terested persons on Wednesday, Sept. 17 at & p.m. at the Coldwater Legion with a social time to follow. It is not necessary to be an experienced curler. The members of; the club will be glad to explain and help you learn. If you are interested in joining, telephone or write membership convenor, Pat Clarke at 686-7761, or Box 264 Coldwater. Or you may telephone Bob Drink- walter, 686-3636, or Fran Keyzer 835-3338. The executive are reminded of a meeting this evening, Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Coldwater. 12-day tour Bessie and Dorothy Wilson of Eady and Coldwater have returned from a fan- tastic 12-day tour of British Columbia and the Inside Passage. Flying from Toronto to Vancouver, they toured the RCMP ship "St. Rock." This craft made history in the 1940's by sailing from Vancouver to Halifax and return via the Arctic. The 1,000 forest acres of Stanley Park provided plenty of scenery for camera buffs, as did a ride on an 'aerial tramcar to the top of Grouse Mountain. Travelling by rail along the picturesque coast of Howe Sound to "Mile 0" of the old Cariboo Wagon Road, they continued by private motor coach to the '108 Ranch." PHELPSTON TAVERN Country & Western Music Now appearing September 11, 12, 13 ew) Next entertainment Foster Bishop September * 18, 19, 20 CAD Flos Conc. 4 Phelpston Now appearing Terry Craig PALAGE September 11, 12, 13 |) 4 It's the Colonel's 90th birthday. And since he's always felt that it's just about as nice to give as it is to receive, he wants all his friends to help him celebrate with this special offer. Thursday, September I1th only, pick up a Snack Pak, containing two pieces of his good chicken and French fries, for-- what else-- only 90¢! Just think of it as a happy birthday present from the Colonel! Permanent removal from fac | and body. 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