The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Apres-carnival ET C'est fini por cette année! Toutefois les souvenirs qui demeurent egayeront bien des heures de nos journees et de nos soirees ... Comme toujours, no gens se sont rendus a 'appel en grand nombre et ont assure le succés des nombreuses activites du Centre d'activites francaises - ils sont trop nombreux pour que je puisse les mentionner in- dividuellement mais vous qui lisez ces lignes savez qui vous etes, donc nous vous disons un Gros MERCI et esperons que vous vous etes bien amuses tout en aidant. Les gagnants aux activités qui eurent lieu au Centre d'activites frangaises sont: daire. concours Dolly Parton: gagnante Mile Kim Marchildon - concours calleur de vaches: M. Bob Thompson. Ils gagnérent un chapeau de cowboy. os Samedi au Restaurant Chez-Nous, dans V'apres-midi: prix de participation de musiciens: Denise Laurin et Yves Marchand. Le soir: Andre Boileau et Yves Marchand (le chanceux!) - (les noms de tous les musiciens participants sont mis dans un chapeau et un nom est tire). Le gagnant du concours de violoneux fut M. Alcide Robitaille - la competition fut tres serree entre M. Robitaille et M. Eric Laurin qui remporta le deuxieme prix - le troisieme du concours de gigue furent: le Mme. Angele Charlebois, 2e M. Leo St-Amant, 3e M. Basile Dorion. Nous avions aussi un prix _special de participation au Carnaval qui alla a M. Philippe Carriere. Les gagnants aux tirages du Centre sont: Tirage "Guetteur de Bonne Humeur": M. Robbie Robertson, $25 de la Boutique Chez- Nous et Mile Anita Charlebois, 1 macaron par jour pour 30 jours de Creative Buttons. Tirage de la Boutique Chez-Nous: ensemble couvre-lit pique, murale et taie d'oreiller pour enfants, gagnant: Roger Gignac - peinture a Vhuile (par Agnes Boucher): Jean Wallace. Les gagnants du concours de buchero: Vendredi soir, danse etudiants du secon- 60th anniversary bv Eleanor Edwards and Carol Graham Mr. and Mrs. Orval Edwards attended a 60th wedding an- niversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Spence of Elmvale on Saturday. gagnant fut M. Bob Larmand. Les gagnants sont: 1. Scie'a chaine (sous 60cc) Philbert Forget -5.2 secondes; Scie a chaine (plus 60cc) Bruce Forget - 4.1 secondes. 2. Godendard: Philbert Forget et Bernard King - 7 secondes. 3. Sciotte: Mike Dupuis - 7 secondes. 4. Coupe de buche: Richard Ladouceur - 18.2 secondes. 5. Lancement de buche: Paul Desroches, distance 33'9" 6. Tirage de buche: Paul Sauve et Don Westcott - 350 livres, distance 40'. 7. Portage de buche: Allan Crawford - 640' - buche de 8', 200 livres. 8. Bucheron du jour: Sam Boucher - 22 points. Vasey news Mrs. Pearl Edwards of Orillia was a weekend guest with the Edwards. Madeline Stewart of Toronto spent the past week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Stewart. Mr. Bud Edwards of Coldwater spent a few days during the past week with Mr. Les Edwards. Fun Day plans bv Louise Wanless | The meeting of >the New Flos W.I. which was postponed for a week due to stormy weather was held on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 17 at the home of Mrs. John Minnings of Phelpston. Mrs. Harold Smith presided and opened the meeting with the Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. The eight W.1. members and three visitors present an- swered the roll call, "What I plan to do to conserve energy." Fun Day will be held March 17 at 12:30 at the Lions Club building. Members are requested to bring their own silverware. Allenwood, Centre Flos and New Flos are each respon- sible for ten minutes of the program. Mrs. Alex Finlay offered to attend the meeting in regard to the Maple Syrup Festival. Mrs. H. Smith and Mrs. T. Loftus will meet with Edenvale members to make plans for catering to a banquet on April 10: Mrs. Jim Kenney, Mrs. Elmer Atkinson and Mrs. Smith were named the committee in charge of catering to the District Annual. Mrs. Kenney thanked the members for cards received while she was in Penetanguishene hospital. HS. ST. AMANT & SONS LTD. Plumbing Heating e DOMESTIC e INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL WORK Specializing in: SUMMER COTTAGES Satisfaction Guaranteed PENETANG 549-7227 3A ROBERT ST. W. * community Mrs. Cline Rawn who was in charge of the topic commenced with, "The Energy Crossword Puzzle." She then gave an informative paper on '"'Resources'"' which told wavs to conserve energy. Mrs. Geo. Smith gave a reading on 'Time.' Mrs. Minnings donated a draw which was won by Mrs. Marley, and Mrs. A. Wanless and Mrs. Rawn were the winners of the contest on making words from the letters found in the word VALENTINE. Following "O Canada"' and the W.I. Grace a delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. T. Loftus. Mrs. Finlay offered her home for the meeting in March. ~ Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cameron have been Mr. and Mrs. Burton Cameron of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cameron of Dundalk and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson of Collingwood. Archie Wanless at- tended the Rural Municipalities Conv- ention at the Royal York for three days last week and Mrs. Wanless visited at the home of her. son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Corbett and family. Previous to that she had spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wanless and Alissa of Sundridge. Mrs. Clarence Atkinson spent a few davs with relatives in Stayner and attended the funeral on Friday of a cousin, Harold Moore. The Wanless' had all their family home for the weekend of Feb. 14 to ski and celebrate Janet's birthday which was Feb. 18. PANORAMA MOTEL a? oon ie os mm, ee ES bs Rr 8 Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Emerson McDonald of Midland. For all those in the interested in 'Lighting the Park" at Vasey, there will be a public meeting on Saturday Feb. 28, 1981 at 2 p.m. in the Vasey Church. Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Ross Faint visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Ilene Strath of Midland. Jill Robinson who is attending university in Sudbury spent the past week at home with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Allan McKeown of Site Catharines spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards attended a retirement party for Mr. Leon Todd, who has worked for the CPR Elevators for 30 years in Victoria Harbour on Fridav evening. Mrs. Beatrice Miller of Elmvale visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Edwards. Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Woods were Mr. and Mrs. Ferg Blackmere of Barrie. Edwards of Wasaga ALLAN IMicLEAN MARCH 19th "for all the people" 325-4700 aIPC, PEANUT BUTTER resh ground into your own container! Tues.-Fri, 12-6, Sat.-10-6 Sun. 1-6 Beach visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edwards. and Mrs. Neil SS Hwy 27 at the bridge in Wyebridge Natural Foods®Weaving 1 99 Ib. 526-4118 If your organization has a project worth this summer, Canada's will help pay for students to help get it done. doing Summer It you're an organization, with a 4 idea that needs doing, remember that the closing date for applications a "81 is singularly goo tor Summer Cana closing in. {Niary 16, 1981 to be exact.) f we don't have your applica- tion already, act now. We need Serving the Midland-Penetanguishene Business Community and Tourist Industry @ The Very Best Accommodation in the Area @ Awarded the Certificate of Merit By Dominion Automobile Association Classified as excellent accommodation by Canadian Automobile Association Approved by the Ontario Motor League ) publication 'Tourist Guidebook of Ontario" Colour TV, Air-conditioning, telephones and broadioom in every room. ® HWY. 27 & YONGE ST. 526-5441 it before we can give you the go-ahead. Or the wherewithal to get it going. ~ Letdtalk _dollars and sense. 4 The projects should he the kind you can really get into, with your heart and your head. Projects giving prionty to parks, reereation and day camp services; health and social Services; energy Conservation; renewable resources and en- Vir mMMenty Te yUNSIN; amstic and cultural development would certainly make sense to us. And tor projects accepted, we'll put up salary contibu- tions ail to the provincial minimum wage. And up to $35. overhead, per person, per week. ivi Canada Te The Qualifiers. The projects must be non- srotit. The benetits should be fant term. To the students And to the community. The project must provide at least three jobs for students. For six weeks to 18 weeks. From May to September. And keep in mind that Federal Government employment policies support plans which give equal oppor- tunity to all Canadians, includ- ing the young. women, Natives and the disabled. A few words about closing dates. We really want to hear your vood ideas. But we've got to dear soon. Proposals must be postmarked by March 16 so get the application torm now, it you haven't already. From your Canada Employ- ment Centre, or Employment Development Office. And give the green light to some ve-uprand-po. Employment and Immigration Canada Lloyd Axworthy, Emploi et Immigration Canada Lloyd A y, Mi Wednesday, February 25, 1981, Page 9 ee wees as Nae eee etna