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Pewee AS Forms fi ed i Forms into whi cenient | was 'being poured Monday at the Ecole Secondaire Le Caron con- fast struction site were being filled as quickly as the a" alist ern = a = = rg ee fori Sania be cut. Eldale SGiictires is com- mitted to having a demountable school on the site at the end of John Street ready to ie over to the school board by mid-November. Former bridge +e OF a warship .---.---- Without the benefit of a sign, the thousands of annual visitors to the Penetanguishene town dock have no reason to know that the old dockmaster's office, the white wood building that sits on the main wharf, was once the bridge of a Fairlane warship built in Penetanguishene during the Second World War. OE KK KK KK KK The building was abandoned earlier this sum- mer when the dockmaster moved into a new office on the north side of the town dock. The former bridge could become the first piece in a development of the dock area that would emphasize the town's ship-building and marine history. Town council has instructed the town hall staff to prepare an application for a Board of Industrial Leadership and Development (BILD) grant. BILD grants may be used to improve marinas and boating facilities. A study of the town dock done by Ted Salisbury, a university student who did the study to qualify for a B.A. degree in urban and regional planning, and presented to the town planning board, is being considered as the town forms a plan for im- provement of the dock area. A multi-hundred thousand dollar study of the Huronia area prepared for and delivered to the Ministry of Industry and Tourism last year recommended for Penetanguishene "a year round cultural centre based upon the Francophone heritage and culture. Focus is to be given to a Heritage Harbour of the 'tall ships' in Ontario's history. Heritage harbour shall be a theme marine water park with replicas of vessels of Georgian Bay."' The Marshall Macklin Monaghan Ltd. study is not government policy but a planning guide. No communication had been received by the town as of Monday from the backers of the waterfront hotel and convention centre, Sieur de Champlain Hotel. The backers have until the next council meeting, Aug. 24, to indicate they are going to proceed with the project. If council is not so informed, it will withdraw from its agreement with the group and advertise a second time the opportunity for developers to submit their ideas. BETWEEN THE nOuees SPM. 6AM. Dvn mm 80 What's ina name? Shack has military origin The national volun- The program is in- ine-month program young Canadians from Op PHOTO shows three Fairlane office today at the dock. The dock- teer youth service tended to be an action- Which allows them to different places and warships launched in master's office is now in the building program, Katimavik, is learning challenge for communicate in both different backgrounds. penetanguishene on Oct. 24, 1942, by seen behind the shack, which operating again in young Canadians who Official languages while = Katimavik is Inuit Grew Boats. BOTTOM PHOTO shows __ originally was the bridge of a Fairlane ng North Simcoe this year. become immersed in a __ living and working with meaning 'meeting place.' from the side the empty dockmaster's _ ship. c francaises Ks mS & Oa ey Gardez vos billets Wintario. Tel qu'indique la semaine derniere, vous pourrez realiser des economies sub- \ stantielles sur vos achats de livres de poche et pour assister a des spectacles canadiens sur scene. Vous pourrez donc assister a nos Rigodons, spectacles, danses, Cafes chantants et economiser jusqu'a $2.00 sur le prix d'entree en presentant quatre billets Wintario (valeur de 50 sous chacun). Vous pourrez egalement presenter jusqu'a deux billets Wintario (valeur de 50 sous chacun) et obtenir une remise de $1.00 sur tout livre de poche d'auteurs canadiens dont le prix de detail est d'au moins $1.25. Vous vous souvenez peut-etre qu'en 1978, comme nouveau moyen d'encourager les arts, le ministere des Affaires culturelles et des Loisirs a lance le programme HALF BACK de !'Ontario invitant le public on- tarien a utiliser les billets Wintario non gagnants comme coupons de rabais quand ils achetaient des revues et des livres canadiens. Plus de 300 magasins au detail et 100 revues destinees au consommateur ont consenti a honorer les coupons HALF BACK et a cooperer avec le ministere dans cet effort de promotion. Pendant les trois mois du programme, le public a profite des coupons HALF BACK pour acheter 225,000 livres d'auteurs canadiens et souscrire 100,000 abonnements at des revues. Grace au programme, |'interet du public et son appreciation des ecrivains canadiens se sont considerablement ac- erus. Du ler juillet au 31 decembre 1981, le ministere a l'intention de faire profiter deux nouveaux secteurs de ce systeme promotionnel: 1) le marche des livres de poche d'auteurs canadiens 2) les representations theatrales, les concerts et les spectacles de danse. Profitez de cette aubaine, venez acheter des livres de poche a la Boutique Chez- Nous et venez assister a tous nos spec- tacles, soirees sociales, etc...lesquelles activites reprendront bientot puisque Chantal, notre coordonnatrice a la programmation est de retour de vacances et que le mois de septembre arrive a grands_pas... Cafe De La Cour Le premier signe avant-coureur de Ventree des classes est la fermeture du Cafe de la Cour. En effet c'est votre " Programme Half-Back Wintario derniere chance cette annee de venir au Cafe et de savourer de la bonne nourriture- maison. Les jeunes entrepreneurs au Cafe nous ont rapporte un beau compliment qui en dit long: Un couple interesse a ouvrir un restaurant dans la region est venu manger au Cafe et a dit que leur nourriture goutait le plus "fait a la maison"' que dans aucun autre restaurant de Penetanguishene! Donec, venez vous regaler d'une salade "popeye"' (aux epinards) vrai repas naturel...d'un morceau de quiche, d'un croque-monsieur out tout simplement d'un bon morceau de gateau aux carottes ou aux pommes. Tout en degustant de Ja bonne nourriture vous aiderez aussi a trois jeunes demoiselles entreprenantes a payer pour leurs pres. Wednesday, August 12, 1981, Page 3