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EASONS - GREETING Vol.13,No.52, Folio 103 Monday, December 22, 1980 36 pages, 25cents Your health, sir... James Keating, fort adjutant circa 1844 at the Penetanguishene Garrison, spares a 1,000 visitors came to call Saturday and Sunday at the Historic Naval and Military moment to relax before an expected 500 to Establishments. The opening of the establishments to the public the weekend before Christmas has become an annual event. Penetanguishene Figure Skating Club News On Tues., Dec. 16, Canadian Figure Skating Association tests were held in the Midland Arena. The following skaters from AO." | on tonight's council agenda | Penetanguishene council meets tonight in | the council chamber in the municipal building on Robert Street West at 7:30 p.m. Council will receive correspondence con- cerning an application for a liquor licence for | the Georgian Queen. Correspondence referred to committee includes letters from Minister of Housing Claude Bennett dealing with requests from } Tiny Township and Tay Township to with- } draw from the Tiny-Tay Peninsula Planning } Area. Council will also receive a letter to the minister on the same subject from Tay Township Reeve Charles Rawson. Other correspondence referred to com- mittee to be received by council tonight concerns an application from the Commodore Hotel to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario to have the hotel's classification changed to tavern from hotel. | Council will also receive a letter from the town planner commenting on the hotel's application from the perspective of the town's zoning bylaws. ; One bylaw on the agenda is a bylaw to authorize the borrowing by the town of $1.5 million. the Penetanguishene club were successful. Preliminary Figure: Kimberley Ann Rosz- mann, Christel Meisinger, _ Rachel Dupuis, Gisele Cote, Anne Marie Piotrowski, Karen Mailloux. Dutch Waltz: Tammy Maheu, Dawn Sullivan, Karen Mailloux, Michelle Desrochers, Tina Duquette, Michelle Rennie, Gisele Coté, Leah Zwicker. Canasta tango: Yenny Gignac, Christel Meisinger, Kimberley Ann Roszman, Sherri Arbour, Karen Mailloux. Monday nights open for bowlers Bowlers are needed for St. Margaret's Mixed Bowling League and there is room for two complete teams. The league bowls in Bayshore Lanes in Midland from 7-9 p.m. Monday nights and the new teams will begin play Jan. 5. For more information on the league and how to go about entering into it, phone Larry Atkinson at 526-3713 or 533-2621. Swing: Sherri Edgar. Arbour. Willow Waltz: Bonita Fiesta tango: Bonita Robitaille, Jackie Robitaille. Cowan leads Kings to 7-2 win Penetanguishene Kings Junior C hockey club had a very successful night Friday in Huntsville against the Huskies as they defeated Huskies 7-2. The game was relatively clean with Penetanguishene getting only four minor penalties for a total of eight minutes in penalties. Carl Cowan was the driving force behind the Kings' attack as he tallied up four goals and two assists, Cowan scored his first goal in the first period on a powerplay with Terry Pilon getting a goal for the Kings as well in that period. Huntsville also scored in the first period, the score 2-1 at the end of the first 20 minutes of play. Cowan scored again for Penetanguishene in the second period, once more on a power play. Keith Press scored Penetanguishene's other marker in the second period. The score was 4-2 at the end of the second period for Penetanguishene. In the third period, Cowan moved fulls team ahead as he popped in two more goals to bring his _ total to four goals. Wayne Dixon also scored for the Kings in the third period to round out the scoring for Penetanguishene. Doug Gillespie was also a big factor in the win for Penetanguishene with four assists as was Wayne Dixon with one goal and two assists. Bryan Lethbridge played in net for the Kings where he faced 26 shots as compared to the 35 Penetanguishene fired on Huntsville's net Jury hands down its verdict A former Elmvale resident, Barry James Stevens, 43, of Wasaga Beach was convicted of murder Friday in Barrie Supreme Court following a nine-day trial. He was sentenced to life imprisonment with no chance for parole for 25 years. The trial stemmed from the death of 25- year-old Gwendolyn Fletcher of Collingwood whose body was discovered in a wooden area in Flos Township in 1978. Public invited to important meet Members of the public will have the op- portunity Jan. 7 to hear and comment on the request by Castle Village Gift Shop Ltd. to have the Tiny Township's official plan changed to allow for the building of a project called The Enchanted Kingdom in the township. The notice of meeting says the application is to "amend the Official Plan to allow for a new development to be known as The Enchanted Kingdom on Part of Lots 104 and 105, Concession 1 Old Survey in the Township of Tiny."' The meeting will start a t 8 p.m. on Jan. 7 in the Township of Tiny municipal office in Perkinsfield. Electrical fire easy out Damage to the home of John Quinn of 87 Peel Street, Penetanguishene, following an electrical fire last Thursday was minimal, Fire Chief Ted Light said. The fire department answered the call at 9:52 a.m. Water pipes in the residence were frozen. An attempt was heing made to unblock the frozen pipes when the fire started. No news expected before January Penetanguishene's town planner says he hopes the town will be meeting early in the new vear with the group that wants to build a hotel on the Penetanguishene waterfront. Paul Hodgins said the details and arrangements of the proposed commercial project need to be worked out. He didn't expect anything worth an- nouncing would happen during the quiet period between now and early January. ALERT willbe on the job: OPP Although Midland OPP won't be un- dertaking "spot checks" as such over the holidays, their ALERT machine will be riding with officers on patrol. The machine is capable of taking breath samples as phase one in determining whether a driver should be taken to the police station for breathalizer tests to determine whether or not he or she has been drinking to an extent charges should be laid under the Liquor Control Act. © Only one edition this week... This is the final Penetanguishene Citizen before Christmas. We will not be publishing The Friday Citizen this week so that our staff can have an extended holiday. It is our wish that you have a safe and happy Christmas. Editorials Page 4 Lifestyle Page 8 Classifieds/Real Estate Page 23 Sports Page 27