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an] Katimavik visitors Katimavik is an Inuit word for "meeting place"' and involves young people from across Canada. They travel to one place and live there for three months, working and living as part of the com- munity. Such a group is now in Midland, totalling 35 in all. In the above photograph they are back row from left: Mario Rodier, Que.; Andre Leveitte, Que.; Neil Dorey, N.S.; Daniel Bellefleur, Que.; Michel Belanger, Ont; Michael Gallant, P.E.I.; Norm Gravel, Ont.; Stephen Chapplou, B.C.; Pascal Desrosiers, Que.; Francis Dube, Que.; Guylaine Dovet, Que.; Daniel Chapin, Ottawa Valley, group leader; Cindy Thomas, Ont.; group leader. Centre row from left: Heather Burton, Ont.; Vincent Regnier, Sask.; Bridget Devlin, Ont.; Pat McMullen, N.S.; Becky Marcus, Que.; Debbie Peterson, Alta.; Louise Jula, Ont.; Diana Berry, Ont.; Katherine Green, B.C.; Marie-Josee Labrecque, Que.; Marilyn Robinson, Ont.; Front row from left: Marina MacFarlane, Nfld.; Michelle Asman, Ont.; Luc Mongrain, Que.; Denise Emond, Manitoba; Alison Cheesbrough, Sask.; Marianne Eberle, B.C.; Heather McAfee, Alta. Absent were: James Millen, Ont.; Jay McKeating, Que.; Frace Gingras, Que.; Holly Frazer, Ont.; group leader; Diane Veilleux, Que., co-ordinator. Historic sites designated by council Town council voted, Monday night at its regular monthly meeting, to designate two town properties as being of architectural and historical value or interest. Those properties were St. Ann's' Roman Catholic Church on Robert Street and the house located at 14 Water St. PGH blitz to be held Penetanguishene General Hospital wiil be asking for donations Monday when they hold their annual blitz. This year's target is $18,000 which will be used to buy a portable X-ray machine, that they have installed a new chronic ward at PGH. French Centre 's fund -raiser going well The fund-raising campaign for the French Centre in Penetanguishene is going well, .a total of $15,500 in pledges already having been collected. Basil Dorion of the French Centre says there is "a lot more potential in the com- munity"' in the neighbourhood of another $3,000 to $4,000. Tay reaches into its money belt At its most recent meeting, Tay Township council approved general accounts totalling $324,337 be paid. Have you ever tried to something that is needed desperately now propagate a houseplant (& RR 7 yourself? A "how-to" pieye demonstration on 7) v propagation of indoor \~°% a} ty, plants will be held at the 3 Midland Public Library ; on Wednesday, Oct. 21, yh, at 7:30 p.m. MIDLAND LIONSCLU Channel 12 TV BINGO Every Tues. Nite- 7 p.m. Starting Oct. 6th | HAVE ARRIVED SAFELY! Hi! My name is Jessica Lynne Matt. I was born at 7 a.m. Sept. 29 / 81. I weighed 9 lbs. 3 oz. S ral Cy Rage \"] Mi fine at H.D.H. a) Ni Thanks to everyone " involved with the delivery and our special rare afterwards. Special Thanks to: Dr. Golisky, Dawn Mom and I are ee Heels, R.N., Dr. Gunn nd Dr. Parsons You're the best! Proud Parents Ray & Carolyn Matt Page 6, Friday, October 2, 1981 this week-end. . . enjoy the chef's choice! , Join your hosts in the Bay Moorings Dining Lounge fora complete "5 Course Prime Rib Dinner' | Which will include... -Shrimp Cocktail -Soup du Jour -Prime Ribs of Beef -Yorkshire Pudding -Roast Potato -Vegetables -Caramel Custard -Tea or Coffee Complete 5 Course Dinner $12.% (2 a person © Fri.-Sat. & Sun. For Reservations Phone 549-8882 @ Book Your Christmas Party Now! Tae > n=lappes ue \ ee "Qq A ese MOORINGS DINING LOUNGE 213 Fox, Penetane 549-8882 Townwould rather deal with TTPPB Penetanguishene town council has in- dicated its preference to deal with the Tiny-Tay Penninsula Planning Board on a project announced by _ the provincial government, rather than Simcoe County. The program ¢on- cerns the hiring of a full- time energy con- servation auditor who would direct energy conservation efforts in Penetanguishene, 80 per cent of wages for such a hiring being provided by the provincial govern- ment. Normally, under the program, county of regional municipalities are expected to apply on behalf of a number of municipalities in the area but town council passed an amendment, Monday night, that would give the area planning board the right to handle such an ap- plication. The provincial grant would pay a person qualified in a related field such as engineering or _ ar- chitecture of en- vironmental _ planning up to $20,000 per annum for the first year, $18,000 for the second year and $15,000 for the third year. If the Tiny Tay Peninsula Planning Board were to accept the responsibility of submitting the ap- plication and it were accepted, an energy conservation auditor could effectively be shared by the. six municipalities housed by the planning board. However. if the area planning board does not wish to handle the ap- plication, Penetangu- ishene will have to rely on Simcoe County SAVE 30°x. or Up to $7.00 per turkey. This week during our TRUCKLOAD OF TURKEYS SALE One Price -- All Weights No Confusion at A&P! Frozen, Grade "A", Maple Leaf Miracle Baste, A&P Self-Basting or Swift BUTTERBALL TURKEYS 429 6 to 24-\b average (Our Regular Price 1.59 Ib) We reserve the right te limit quantities to normal family requirements! AEP Prices effective thru Saturday, October 3rd, 1981 SAVE ON FALL DECORATING NEEDS DURING LAMERS' | ] i mummes 313 KingSt. UPTO 50% OFF! SSSa a aaa eA. All In-stock PAINT & WALLPAPER 526-7411 ee Pec d