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Obituary A funeral service officiated by Fr. Louis Dignard, Fr. A. Quesnelle and Fr. V. Laurin was held for the late Gerard St. Amant on April 22, 1981, in St. Ann's Memorial Church in Penetanguishene. Interment was in St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene. His nephews Frank St. Amant, Marty St. Amant, Ron St. Amant, John St. Amant, Gerard Desrochers and Tim Toole'were pallbearers. The late Mr. St. Amant's death follows his wife, Stella (Trot- tier) St: Amant, and his parents, Harry St. Amant and Rebecca Laurin. The resident of 25 Harriet Street, Carrollswidth | of Cedar Point Road RR 1, Perkinsfield resident William Dunford, 46, was seriously injured Friday evening when his car rolled the width of Cedar Point Road. According to the Midland OPP he was driving south on Cedar Point Road when the car's left rear tire blew out. The car went onto the east shoulder, rolled over and crossed the road, coming toa stop in the west ditch. He was taken to Huronia District Hospital in a private automobile. The accident occured just north of Concession 19. Jeep driver injured A 34-year-old Toronto man was seriously injured Sunday evening when his Jeep rolled on Muskoka Road 5 in Georgian Bay Town- ship. Midland OPP's report of the single vehicle accident states that Larry Pichette was eastbound when he swerved to avoid a group of pedestrians. Penetanguishene, was born and lived all of his life here. : His 45 years of working life went into H.S. St. Amant and Sons Plumbing and Heating. He died suddenly .at 60 years of age in Penetanguishene General Hospital on April 19, 1981. The late Gerard St. Amant was a member of the Knights of Columbus Huronia Council No. 1627 and a member of the 4th Degree Knights of Columbus Mon- seigneur Castex Assembly. He was on the board of Penetanguishene General Hospital. Surviving sons and daughters' include Peter, Joey and Tony St. Bernard St. Amant Amant '9 f Penetanguishene, and Penetanguishene, and Margaret (Mrs. Clair Nadine St. Amant of Edgar) of Chatham, Montreal and Geraldine Marie (Mrs. Lionel (Mrs. Jim Brewer) of Lacroix) of Midland. Penetanguishene, and Betty (Mrs. Bernard Gravelle) of Cornwall. Brothers and sisters who survive him are NOTICES COMINGEVENTS Orr Lake Golf Club Saturday Dance May 2, 1981. Featuring Country Swing, Special Guest "Midland Pipe & Drum Band". $7.00 per couple. For reser- vations call 322-1664. 34 ANNOUNCEMENTS The Jeep entered a ditch and rolled. Investigation into the , accident continues. Stereo equipment taken from Tay cottage Approximately $550 worth of stereo equipment was _ stolen some time between October and April from a cottage on: Tay Township's Triple Bay Road, the OPP reports. There was no evidence to be found of a forced entry, police add. Daniel Williams of Brampton, Ont., is the owner of the cottage on Tay Township's Con- cession 5. Two cars involved in housebreaking Damage of $1,000 occurred to a house at 506 William Street last Thursday when a moving car struck a second car parked in a parking lot on the corner of Ruby Street and William Street and pushed it through a fence into the side of the house. The driver of the moving car, Alistair Legace, 33 or Toronto, was charged with im- paréd driving and ex- cess alcohol. Late word The Salvation Army at Midland plans to blitz Victoria Harbour on the evening of Tuesday, May 5. It will also blitz Port MeNicoll on Thursday, May 7. As well the Army plans to blitz Waubaushene and area on Monday, May 11 as part of its Red Shield Campaign for funds. This year's target in North Simcoe is $25,000. Crop Insurance The deadline for applications and renewals for spring crops is May 1. Agents for the Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario, 4-H Executive Workshop A reminder to all 4-H Agricultural Club Executives in North Simcoe of the Executive Workshop to be _ held Saturday, May 2, at the Agricultural Office, Elmvale,. commencing at 10 a.m. St. John Ambulance warns that s r 'lows are dangerous ior a small baby, as they may cause suffocation, Deadline located in North Sim- coe, are Louis Priest, RR1, Minesing (728- 1294) and Allan Plater, RR4, Stayner (428-2132). Top Producer Jim Adamson Sales Representative McQuirter Ltd. is pleased to announce that Jim Adamson was our top producer for the month of March. Being top producer in an organization with twenty-two professional salespeople in four offices is a considerable accomplishment. The entire staff wishes to congratulate Jim and recognize him for his outstanding efforts on behalf of our company and his many clients. Jim and his wife Helen, as do all our monthly Top Producers, will be enjoying dinner Bryson : out on the boss as a ' small token -of appreciation. 34,35 BRYSON oun McQuirter UMITED REALTOR 526-9391 |ANNOUNCEMENTS| TO READERS AND ADMIRERS OF AYN RAND'S THE FOUNTAINHEAD ana ATLAS SHRUGGED Dr. LEONARD PEIKOFF'S tape recorded 12 lecture series THE PHILOSOPHY OF OBJECTIVISM ® nature of reason © ethics of rational selfishness WILL BEGIN IN THIS AREA SOON TOPICS INCLUDE: ® capitalism as the ideal system © romantic art For details, contact 322-1841 or 429-5630 W30to W36 Bernard, Lawrence, There are two Richard and Ossie St. grandchildren who also Amant, all of survive him. NOTICES NOTICES TOWNSHIP OF TINY PLANNING BOARD The ratepayers of the Township of Tiny are cordially invited to attend a Public Meeting at the Township of Tiny Municipal Building in Perkinsfield at 8:30 p.m.-on May 6, 1981. The Public Meeting is to present and receive comments from the ratepayers of the Municipality on proposed amendment No. 29 to the Official Plan. Proposed amendment No. 29 purports to alter the Official Plan as follows: Concession 8- to redesignate Lots 139 and 140, R.P. 776 from Commercial to Seasonal Residential. : and ¢ Concession 16W- to redesignate Lot 16 R.P. 1127 from Shoreline Residential to Open Space and to redesignate Part Park Lot "B' R.P. 1127 from Open Space to Shoreline Residential. Your input would be appreciated. Roger E. Robitaille, Planning Administrator, Township of Tiny, Planning Board, Perkinsfield, Ontario. LOL 2J0. 32,34 NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS OF VICTORIA HARBOUR Application forms for sewer service connections are now available at the Village Office. The aoplication form must be completed prior to making a sewer connection. A connection must be inspected by a Village Official. PLEASE NOTE: Any connection made without -completing the application form and / or having an authorized inspection will be subject to complete excavation for inspection purposes. If any part of the sewer connection is built and inspected at one time, then a further inspection will be required when the balance of the connection is completed. Mrs. Donna Thatcher, Clerk Treasurer, Village of Victoria Harbour. NOTICE OF SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION~ Under the Mechanic's Lien Act and the Warehousemen's Lien Act, R.S.O. 1970, as amended. TAKE NOTICE that on Saturday, May 9, 1981 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at Garthside Marine at 222 Fox Street, Penetanguishene, Ontario, a 37 foot Chris Craft twin six cylinder engines named "'Isabella' will be sold by Public Auction in partial satisfaction of a debt in the amount of $2,725.70 owed by Vern Robertson pursuant to Section 48 of the Mechanic's Lien Act and Section 2 of the Warehousemen's Lien Act: : GARTHSIDE MARINE 222 Fox Street Penetanguishene Ontario LOK 1P0 By Their Solicitors Herein: MacKINNON, DeVILLERS AND HORTON Barristers & Solicitors 90 Main Street Penetanguishene, Ontario LOK 1P0 34 to 37 TOWN OF MIDLAND ONTARIO -- An Invitation. The Municipal Council of the Town of Midland invites applications from interested citizens, except employees of the Municipality, to serve on the following: Planning Board, Library Board. Please submit applications to the undersigned before May 22nd. 1981. M. T. Owen, A.M.C.T. 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