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I al re Se ae pale = T..3 weeks were: 4 ; _ Grace Maritimes. Church Hall. Admission Mrs. M. Gervais Keetch, Mes Hee Se et ea Jean rhe date of the $1 which includes lunch Mr. and- Mrs. Dick Prentice;. Mrs. Elva "Tessier. -- shopping trip to Sher- | and prizes. Brown visited relatives Brown, Mrs. Jean : way Gardens arranged _ Some of the Victoria in Simcoe recently. Howee Mrs. Dian Mere Grance Py Mrs. Hilda Savage Harbour girls met for Mrs. JeanTessier was Moreau, Mrs. Sue Anderson. Mrs. Nell aS been changed from their annual reunion at chairman for the Moreau, Mrs. Stella Capidstrand "Mrs, Ocl.5to Oct.2withthe the Highland on campaign for funds for Primero, Mrs. Lynn Margaret Bergie and US leaving at from the Saturday evening, Sept. the Arthritic Society in | Anderson, Mrs. Clara Mrs. Gretta' Wilkes Legion Hall at8:30p.m. 26 with 45 present, the village. TMBSe Pelletier, Mrs. Ann returned from.a_ two- pee ee and a coming from canvassing the last two LaCh aiets meeting for the Beaver Penetanguishene, "= C apelle, Mrs. Ena week bus trip to the Group will be held on Bracebridge, North a Oct. 1at6:30p.m.inthe Bay, Toronto, Weston, Community Centre. Fee Agincourt, Schomberg, Marchildon $10.50. For further in- Woodbridge, Mississ- formation call Mrs. auga, Etobicoke, Judy Kaus at 534-3587. Woodbridge, Elmvale, Type A rec director Ron Marchildon, arena and manager EeOnt: Penetanguishene was awarded his Permanent Municipal Recreation . Director Certificate Type A, Monday night at a regular monthly parks -- meeting of Penetanguishene town council. At one time, Mar- childon who previously held his Type B cer- tificate, could not have gotten his Type A certificate without attending a university course but that was recently changed to make the move up possible with a certain number of years as a recreation director. Marchildon has been recreation director at Penetanguishene for eight years. The Type A certificate also represents a monetary gain to the request Ron Marchildon community, nguishene now being eligible for $900 more in grants because of -his improved standing. In other arena news, a from Industrial Health and Safety Branch has been ree, eeu ve' d Penetanguishene town Crore need that Penetanguishene Memorial Community Centre and Penetanguishene Curling Club be checked for structural safety and a report on the findings . be returned to them. It is mandatory such a rating to be taken every five years and the arena has not been checked since 1972 with the curling club not being checked since 1973. Marchildon says such a check of these two buildings would not likely be taken until the new year when the budget could be revised to include the costs of a structural safety check. According to Mar- childon, a check on the two buildings could cost as much as a couple of $1,000 but he admits, '"'I really don't think its going to give us all that much trouble."' Peneta- the by Great Pretender, Maharg in Friday show Elmyale's country music group, Maharg, will open the Elmvale Fair Friday night show - show at 8 p.m. and continue for 40 minutes. The fair is set for Oct. 9 and 10. The Elmvale Fair Queen con- testants will be introduced to the audience at 8:40 p.m. A short in- terview will follow. -- The Citizen of the Year award will be presented at 9 p.m. by the Elmvale Lance. : The evening's featured entertainer, Gordon Massey, alias The Great Pretender, follows the-Citizen of the Year ceremony. Massey is well known to patrons of Toronto nigh! clubs as a comedian who dresses as, and mimics, such well known figures as The Parry Sound Farmer, Danny Kaye, Jimmy Durante, and others. Massey's son, Kerwin, a ven- triloquist on the Class of '81, will also have a part in the show. Children will recognize Kerwin and his dummy. A rock group named 101 Sound will be performing Friday evening in the Community Hall. The first big event of the Fall Fair will be the Elmvale Fair School Parade al 1 p.m. Friday. The parade will leave Huronia Centennial Elementary School and over 1,000 students will march down the main street to the fairgrounds. Included in the parade will be six school floats, the HCES band. the 1980 Fair Queen, Michelle King, and her. princesses. A dog show will be held in front of the arena at the conclusion of the parade. Inside the arena Simcoe County Health Unit nurses will supervise a baby contest. Beginning al 10 a.m. at the fairgrounds a Student Horse and Pony Show, featuring English and Western divisions, will be held. The Saturday parade begins at noon. St. John ambulance says play it safe with medicines. Take as directed. Don't swap with friends. Throw old medicine out. UNWANTED HAIR Electrology Therapist Permanent removal! from face and body. Eyebrows shaped. Safe, gentle, short- wave method. @Medically approved eFree consultation and test 14 years experience GOODMaA:. :LINIC -- OF ELECTROLYSIS 526-9479 Member of Ont.andAm. Electrolysis Association Enjoy an evening of fun and entertainment with... "PAUL ARTHUR" One of Canada's top Country entertainers! APPEARING NIGHTLY! Join us Saturday for our 5 course "BAY MOORINGS 213 Fox St., Penetang 549-8882 PRIME RIB DINNER DINING LOUNGE Mrs. Florence Belcher attended the Women's Conservative District Association meeting in Midland on Wednesday where Mr. Al McLean MPP for Simcoe East was the guest speaker. The Friday evening euchre parties spon- sored by the Victoria Harbour Parks and Recreation will be resumed for the fall and winter months starting . on Friday evening, Oct. 9 in St. John's United Waverley by Cindy Lockhart Congratulations to Sue and Reid Rawn on the birth of a daughter, Rebecca Sue, born on Sept. 15. Card parties will be starting once again on Nov. 6. For more in- formation, telephone Anne Truax (322-1636). The next recreation dance will be held Nov. 20 at Elmvale Hall. For tickets telephone Anne 1980 FORD GRANADA 4-DR. 6 cyl., auto, p.s., p.b., wire wheels, locally- owned, 30,000 kms, LIC: PHN 331 $6,995 Angus and Alliston as well as many from Victoria Harbour. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Calvert spent the weekend in the village when here to attend Anniversary services in St.. John's United Church. Mrs. A. Cameron and Miss Cathy Cameron of Etobicoke visited Mrs. Chas. Schissler. Mrs. Roy Rabjohn of Schomberg visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jarman for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson of Agincourt spent the weekend with Mr. Mrs. Wilson's mother Mrs. (J.-E. Springthorpe. Mrs. W.B. Reid of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eplett and attended Anniversary services at St. John's Church. Her daughters Mrs. Marion McLeod of Brantford and Mrs. George Olieux of Don Mills were also here for the Anniversary ser- vices. Mrs. K. Stevens of Woodbridge spent the weekend with her cousin Miss Aileen Arnold. St. John's United Church was filled for services at 11:15 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday, when the 99th an- niversary of the early founding of the church was observed. Guest speaker at the morning service was Rev. Robert Hiltz of Leonard (322-2120). A baby shower was held last Sunday for Becky Rawn at the home of Cindy Lockhart. It was given by Kim Stewart and Cindy Lockhart. Many friends and relatives were in attendance. Ken Lockhart received the prize for the best game of golf during a tournament held at the Brooklea Golf Club on Sunday. Welcome home to Reg and Zaida Drinkill who just returned home from a holiday in Edmonton visiting with Graham and Eleanor and family. Get well wishes are sent to Mrs. Rita Hocken who is a patient in Penetanguishene hospital. The Childrens Co-op Play Group will once Visitors galore Sundridge a former minister of the church whose subject was "'You are the salt -of the earth". i At the evening service the church's minister Rev. Wesley Oake was the speaker on the subject "The ssi of the Church". Guest soloist for both services was Mrs. Joan Oster from Calvary Baptist Church Midland, with the trumpet offering by Mrs. Christine Flor- schutz, a choir member. Mrs. Mary Jarman choir leader was ac- companist and organist. A social hour followed both services when friends enjoyed visiting with each other, Friends were present from Vasey, Ebenezer, Midland, St. Paul's Presbyterian chureh as well as from distant points. Rev. and Mrs. Hiltz spent the weekend with Mrs. J.W. Lidstone in Midland. Proud all around again start Community Waverley Oct. 6 It will run every Tuesday morning from 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. The cost is $1.00 per week per child. at Centre on the in Tuesday All mothers' with preschool age children are welcome. For more information please call Anne Roberts 526-8935. 5 SUPER BUYS! ) THIS WEEK'S FEATURE 1981 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE 2-door with 3/ 8-V / 8, automatic, p.s., p.b., 2-tone cream and beige, locally owned, only 12,000 kms. Lic. RRD 684. $7,295. 1980 CAMARO 4.4 litre V8, auto, p.s., p.b., buckets & console, 2-tone red, _ locally owned, like new, 20,000 kms. Lic: PXN 519 1980 CITATION 2-DOOR HATCHBACK 2-tone finish, 4-cylinder, 4-speed transmission, locally owned, only 16,000 kms. Lic. RCX 246. $6,295. = gv "les Bowe 1979 FORD FAIRMONT 2-DOOR 6 cyl., auto, p.s., p-b., air-cond, new Michelin tires, 48,000 miles, LIC: PHN 624 $5,895. 1979 SKYLARK 2 dr, V6 gas miser, auto., pb., 45,000 kms. Lic RXZ 995 a aera: CHEV MONTE CARLO 305 V/8, p.b., air/ cond., 49,000 auto., p.s., Lic. OLN $7,295. kms. 895 Highway27, Mdld P.0. Box 70 705-526-3724 Yo Vy 1979 CHEVROLET MALIBU CLASSIC 4 dr., V8, auto., ps., pb., air, and 47,000 kms. Lic. OYO 947. $6,995. STONELEIGH 1979 OLDS CUTLASS CALAIS 2-door with V/8, auto, p.s., p.b., air-cond., very clean, locally owned. LIC: OBS 222 $7,295. 1979 MALIBU 2-dodr V/ 6, auto, p.s., p.b.) a clean gas mizer. LIC: SVF 024 $6,295. : 1978 BUICK SKYLARK 4dr., 6 cyl., auto., ps., pb., 69,800 kms. Lic MYT 659. $4,895. 1977 DODGE 1977 LEN.ANS 2-DOOR .305 V/ 8, auto, p.s., p.b., completely overhanded including paint and new Michelins LIC: LSP 674 $3,895. "SPECIAL EDITION" Includes V 8, PpesSey Dede, power locks & Windows, T-bar roof, steeo radio - bie. auto, air cond., MJC 294 $6495 V2 TON PICK-UP 1978 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 dr, air, AM/FM, pw., extra clean. Lic. NLN 222. $6,295. lf ee eo 1977 OLD 2dr., V8 auto., Pps., ape Lic. MCX 091. $3,995. Pontiac Buick Cadillac Features 2-tone orange & white paint and truck cap. automatic, p.s., p.b., radio, only 34,000 kms, EZ1 840 1976 ACADIAN Economical 4 cylinder with auto. 960 Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Also 3 8V 8, locally-owned, Ele: $4,495. PONTIAC LIC: RWo Mon. to Thurs. » ~ Fri. 8 a.m. to6 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. to 5:30 Wednidsdap/ "September 90) 4981 , Pages tz