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. | } : ; Y Cable TV programmer leaving areato continue in Metro Frank Myers on the job The Community Television station, Channel 12, on Balm Beach Road, Midland, is changes. there. directions. currently undergoing some significant staff The program director of three and a half years, Bill Johnson is Igaving the station and will move to Toronto, to pursue his craft Having started in the field in Midland, Johnson feels one of his and the station's biggest accomplishments was the successful effort to motivate the community to partake in the facilities and opportunities the station offers the community. He noted the participation of a group of French high school students who last year produced several shows for the station. Programmer Taking Johnson's place at the station is Frank Myers, from Thunder Bay, Ontario. Myers has_ spent programmer at the Lakehead and though he Says it is a little early to say exactly what he plans to do at his new post, he did state he is hoping to take the station in some new three years as a It is interesting to note that Myers started his work in cable television as a volunteer. Another relatively new face at the channel 12 studios is that of Bernie Kaczmarski, formerly of Levack, Ontario, near Sudbury. She too began her career in cable T.V. asa 'volunteer and just about a month ago assumed the position of assistant program- mer. Kaczmarski has been involved in the Midland community for several years. Along with recent staff changes at the community T.V. station there have been some technical changes as well. For example, over the course of the sum- mer, the station acquired a new editing machine and much of the old equipment has been modified for the implimentation of colour capacity. The colour equipment and cameras are expected to arrive sometime early in 1981, with the station slated to be ready for colour capabilities by April '81. The new program director at Cable 12 says volunteers are always needed and welcome at the station and he welcomes too, any program ideas that individuals in the community may have. Obituary Funeral service for the late Robert Maurice Maheu. 930 Hugel Ave., Midland, were held Sept. 26, 1980 at St. Ann's Memorial Church, Penetangui- shene, with Rev. Lodis Dignard officiating. The late Mr. Maheu died at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Sept. 23 following a_ brief illness. At time of death, Mr. HOS accepted for membership in CIS Limited Huronia Office Ser- vices Limited of Midland has been ac- cepted for membership in Canadian Indepen- dent Stationers Limited. GIS: "Limitedinis. a Canadian member owned group of in- dependent stationers dedicated to bringing improved buying practices, better prices, information and promotion to its customers. As a full member of CIS Limited, Huronia Office Services becomes a full shareholder. Moreland Lynn is a director on the CIS Board, with Ralph Lynn an alternate director. There are 12 cor- porate members of CIS and better product Limited at the \present \ Annual fall flower show set for fair Elmvale and District Horticultural Society will be holding their Fall Flower Show at the Elmvale Fall Fair again this year. Prize lists may be picked up by members at the Dutcher and Corbett Insurance office in the village' There wilhbe Some changes to the Fair Board) prize\lists. = a\y) = NOW: LARGER SELECTION AVAILABLE including oak furniture Open Monday through Saturday 728-6418 Page 16, Wednesday, October 1, 1980 BARRIE TEAK E> & FURNITURE Has Moved Across the Street To A NEW LOCATION at 549 Bayfield Street (Just North of Georgian Mall) time, and the mem- bership is expected to grow rapidly to give the company a national presence in the stationery and office products fields. Present membership extends to every part of Ontario, and it is ex- pected that membership will soon include representation from Quebee and the Maritime Provinces. Formed just one year ago. CIS Limited now has buying contracts with many major Canadian manufact- urers and distributors of office products. It markets monthly specials to its customers and produces quarterly sales flyers. Through these efforts customers of CIS Limited mem- bers can expect com- Maheu had been a self- employed chartered accountant. He was the son of the petitive pricing, full product ranges, and extensive product and market knowledge. Directors meetings are held monthly by CIS Limited and much of the effort at these meetings is devoted to product and manufacturer analysis, as well as to establishing marketing programs. PRE-SEASON SKI TUNE-UPS DOWNHILL $Q@00 Includes eHOT WAX ¢SHARPENING eSIDE & BOTTOM FILING °BINDING ADJUSTMENT & LUBE (Boots required) X COUNTRY $°700 Includes ePINE TAR °BINDING INSPECTION BASE WAX TWIN LAKES SPORTS CENTRE Orillia & Midland late Felix Maheu and the late Jane Leroux. On Dec. 20, 1952 he married Marina Legault in St. Ann's Memorial Church. Most of his life was spent in the Midland- Penetanguishene area. His wife and three sons (Robert Maheu of Toronto, Rodney Maheu and Kenneth Maheu of Midland) survive him, as well as brothers Louis Maheu'- and Ronald Maheu _ of Shining Tree, and sisters Anna Wicklum of Phelpston, Margaret Rydelek of Hamilton, Bea Noble of Penetanguishene and Eileen Button of Bradford: Robert Maheu A sister, Bertha Dion, and a brother, Philip Maheu, predeceased him, as well as _ his parents. Nephews" Randy Vincent, Craig Lacroix, Gary Lacroix, Bobby Dion, Raymond Dion and Louis Maheu were the pallbearers with the interment in St. Ann's Cemetery. LAMERS | STOREWIDE SALE 4 days only Oct. 1,2,3,4 20%-50% OFF °All Benjamin Moore Paints eCanadian Imported Wallpapers *Ready made Drapes Roller and Paint Brushes °Miscellaneous items LAMERS PAINT & WALLPAPER 313 King St., Midland 526-7411