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Obituary A funeral mass for the late Maureen Elizabeth Jehle, of the Huronia Regional Centre, in **from The accent is to be on a subject we allknow A major one-day conference, to be held at Georgian College in Barrie on Saturday, Oct. 3, is expected to attract some 400 people throughout the Georgian Bay Region. Entitled Impact 81- Accent on Com- munications, the con- ference consists of 12 different workshops headed by specialists in the various areas of communication. Featured guest speakers Dini Petty, co- anchor for Toronto's City Pulse News on CITY-TV, and Ken LeMaire who operates Comm-Can Training in Toronto, will also take part in the conference. Petty will speak on "The Importance of Communication", and LeMaire will discuss "Accent on Dialogue". The conference is being organized and presented by the Barrie and CHAY Clubs of Toastmistress Inter- national, in cooperation with the Continuing Education Division of Georgian College. Conference Coordi- nator, Nancy Draper says the Toastmistress motto, "To Achieve Greater Understanding Throughout the World Through Better Com- munication", sums up the purpose of the conference. "It is also giving our members the opportunity to put their organizational skills to work, and it will help members of the com- munity to improve their communication skills."' Pre-registration is requested to help insure workshop selection as attendance in some workshops is limited to 30 people. Registrations will also be accepted at the door, but early registration will help the organizers plan adequate _--_shceduling. The conference fee is $15 and $10 for senior citizens. A buffet len- cheon is included. The conference will begin with registration at 8:30 a.m. followed by the opening and an address by Mr. LeMaire. Beginning at 10:30 a.m., participants will attend one pre- selected workshop from among the following topics: Good Report Writing, with Donna Douglas, journalist, teacher and mother. She is a former editor of the Barrie Banner, presently operating her own business, Donna Douglas Editorial Services. Mrs. Douglas is a part-time instructor for Georgian College and the Ministry of Social Services. Goal Setting, with Les Cooke, President of L.E. Cooke & Associates, Barrie. Mr. Cooke has more than 40 years of leadership experience in the management consulting field. He served for 16 years on the City of Barrie Council, ~ Orillia, Ont., was held shene. on Aug. 29, 1981, in St. Fr. Richard Jacobsen Ann's Memorial officiated at the mass. Church, Penetangui- Miss Jehle died on Lose a bicycle? Midland Police Chief Ernie Bates ex- pressed his surprise yesterday that so many good-bic ycles turned in to, or found by, town police, are in storage and unclaimed at the police station. The police storage room has about 10 bicycles in it, among them a number of 10- speed racing bikes. More bikes are kept outside. The next police auction of unclaimed property will not take place until next spring. Join us this LABOUR DAY WEEKEND For a delicious meal or a relaxing evening! e ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Friday, Saturday, Monday * Specializing in Seafood Open 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. daily Sunday Brunch 10 a.m. to2p.m. Reservations recommended Phone 549-8882 @ Enjoy the music of BOB BRUER on the piano nightly in the BISTRO LOUNGE. BAY MOORINGS Dining Lounge 213 Fox St., Penetang 549-8882 * AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON 789 7&9 BLUE LAGOON 7&9 p.m. he Twin = starts Friday, Sept. 4- showing 7: 15. - GEORGE Le, we tear SE cuips DARC: Sun 4 Feature Special: @ Zorro @History of World Part Il @Phantom of ParadiseeRocky Horror Picture Show | Saturday Matinee Jerry Lewis The Nutty Professor EMTAL TE in. og AdultAcc. 3 F PG . Restricted ; : te + ,™ y™ . F MIDLAND FAIR SEPT. Aug. 27, 1981, in the Huronia Regional Centre in Orillia. She was 16 years old. She had been ill for some time. Her parents, Helmut MONDAY 10 iiduviaa Evenings 7&9 must be with an Adult after 6 p.m. Children under 1444 18,19,20 Page 16, Friday, September 4, 1981 Kin and Kathy Jehle, of Sunnyside, survive her, as do two brothers, Wayne and Jamie, both at home. A sister, Mary Lynne, predeceased her. Maureen Elizabeth HOLIDAY FEATURE NOW PLAYING Somewhere, Under The Rainbow, way down low -- Chevy Chase, Carrie Fisher and 150 midgets are fighting valiantly to save our country against all Oz! INNOVISIONS/ECA Presents CHEVY CHASE "UNDER THE RAINBOW" CARRIE FISHER EVE ARDEN ADAM ARKIN BILLY BARTY ROBERT DONNER CORK HUBBERT JOSEPH MAHER MAKO PAT McCORMICK Music by JOE RENZETTI Screenplay by PAT MCCORMICK and HARRY HURWITZ & MARTIN SMITH and PAT BRADLEY and FRED BAUER Story by FRED BAUER and PAT BRADLEY Executive Producer EDWARD H. COHEN Produced by FRED BAUER Directed by STEVE RASH prints by Technicolor® CANADIAN ODEON THEATRE o St. Midland Maureen Elizabeth Jehle passes at the age of 16 Midland. Her last four years were spent in Orillia. Pallbearers were her cousins Brian Brooks, Robert Brooks, Michael Brunell and Bradley Denis. Jehle was born in Penetanguishene. She attended Huronia Developmental School and Huron Park School. She lived most of her life in Sunnyside, MIDLAND DRIVE IN HWY 27 526-2411 GIANT comedy -- don't sell it short! GUIDANCE | g PARENTAL | MATINEES Saturday & Sunday 2 p.m. Director of Photography FRANK STANLEY, a.s.c s An ORION PICTURES Release Thru Kain BROS © A Warner Communications Company @Film Capital Associates 1981. All rights reserved 926-9791 ae a Sy en FEE ee Ee EIS ae calle