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Talented people Crafts Guild in the spotlight this month... Saturday, Dec. 5 is going to bea busy day in Midland. First of all the Midland Civitan Club will be staging its an- nual Santa Claus Parade. Secondly the Huronia Crafts Guild will be holding its very Own show at the Yonge Street West Civic Centre in the town. The craft show promises to be a major event in its own right. Craft guild members have also been assisting members of the Midland Y's Men's Club. in providing works of art for the club's annual art and antique auction. That event, set for Friday Nov. 27, is to be held at Ste. Marie among the Hurons. You'll be able to browse from 7 p.m. until 8:15 p.m. when the actual auction is held. Last year the club's auction produce about $10,000 of which $4,500 was turned over to the club for its many public service projects. Getting back to the Huronia Crafts guild, it boasts three dizen members and is steadily growing. Members _ include- 1. Paul Rollinson -- President, Treasurer, Odd Copy Book Shop, Old Fort Road, Midland. Paul sells books of all kinds and ages. 2. Ruth Fowler Vice President, Box 722, Midland. Ruth is a sculptor in clay of "Little People'. 3. Karley MacAr- thur -- Secretary, Canadian Crafts Gift Shop, Hwy 27, Wyebridge. Karley and Bruce are involved in selling area crafts. Bruce is a potter and Karley does com- mission drawings. 4. Claudette La Croix, 414 Frederick St., Midland. Claudette is a weaver, a_ clothing maker and makes beautiful homemade soaps. 5. Hilda Sibthorpe, RR 1, Wyebridge. Hilda is both a _ quilting teacher and maker of lovely quilted articles, from quilts to jackets. 6. Ruth Larmand, 22 Burke Sa. Penetanguishene. Ruth makes creative knitted dolls. 7. Peggy La Nauze -- Publicity Chairman, 403 Frederick St., Midland. Peggy is a very talented weaver, making both traditional items and woven clothing. 8. Agnes Vogt, 482 Midland Ave., Midland. Agnes is our resident dried and silk flower arranger. 9. Jan Huek, Box 501, Midland. Jan specializes in potpourri and scented "Dream Pillows". 10. Diane Greenfield -- Newsletter Editor, RR 2, Penetanguishene. Diane is our véry Own ba ENE, we@aver producing energetic quantities of wall hangings and _ purses. Ll Saoe Mills. a3 Robins Point Road, Box 15, Victoria Harbour. Shirley is an_ en- thusiastic supporter of our Guild. 12a MS Di Hoogenboom, RR 2, Elmvale. Mrs. Hoogenboom teaches several craft courses in her home and _ is especially known for her decoupage. 13. Trish Hines, Grass R20:0stKs:: Wyebridge. Trish and Mike Hines run a weaving studio teaching beginner and advanced courses and sell a complete supply of yarns and looms. 14. Phyllis Hook, Third St., Midland. Phyllis's forte is knit- ting and crocheting. 15. Erma Newhouse, Box 8, Midland. Erma is a weaver and works with silks as well. 16. Adrienne Gar- dener SS 3 Site 3, Comp. 19. Penetanguishene. Adrienne is a_ potter specializing in Raku and Japanese _ techniques. 17. Dorothy Carp- enter, 181 Charles St., Midland. Dorothy crochets and knits and does excellent Christ- mas crafts. 18. Bernice Small, 335 Hanley St., Midland. Bernice is also a knitter and crochets. 19. Peggy Bilson, Peggy's Ceramic Centre, Yonge Street Mall, Midland. Peggy is a teacher and producer on a large scale of fine ceramics. 20. Jan Kee, 1-222 Fox St., Midland. Jan does fine pen and ink sketches and is also a painter. 21. Weda Schwass, Photo Box, Penetanguishene. Weda is also a painter. 22. Marlene Preu- sse, Sandy Bay, eContinued on Page 17 Page 16, Friday, November 27, 1981 oe SSSAADSAASAAASAS ASDA SA SS SSS DS aoe makeit a big QS) and OAS only place you fine sel SISSSSSSSSSS LSS AAS SS SSS especially at ND NAME GIFT is the BEAVER | + in the area. Christmas. We now MERCHANDISE at prices ection of BRA be the lowes POPCORN M Quick, easty and delicious in just minutes! Reg. $49.99 SALE $ 36°°° Bockamp MAKER c filter featur tor light, "Keep War 349 Reg. $39.99 SALE 9:88 CESSOR n this versatile by Moulinex. COFFEE Great gift fo Features aut switch indica Makes 1-8 CUPS- Model No. a COPPER 4PCE CANNISTER SET Reg. $39.99 SALE FOOD PRO food processor Sunbea chops, slices, 9 588. Reg. $99.95 SALE - '55 Reg. $99.99 $66°°° COLONIAL & PILGRIM OILLAMPS warm and save on ris- 12" high in antique silver Reg. $11.99 S energy controller lets you Za RECORD PLAYER \deal for kids Reg. $69.99 SALE AVE $4.22 (SAAAA AA Leather look-h olds three full trays of ice TION OVEN st-Clean-Compact 'CONVEC By Moulinex Fa eg. $299.99$ SNOW CAT Durable fibreglass construction Reg. $8.49 SALE $ 39:99 5 PCE KNIFE SET Stainless steel with wood handles Reg. $39.99 SALE SSS SSS SSIS S- time warranty efree spatula Reg. $19.99 SAL SHOP BEAVER...GET YOUR Gift Wrap © Lights © Ornaments eDecorations BEAVER IS OPEN... Mon. to Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays 8 a.m. to9 p.m. for your shopping convenience Ss Ss \ Any customer purchasing $25.00 or more will be entitled to purchase reasonable quantities of "gift wrap', "light sets", "decorations & ornaments", at just one-half of the ticket price while quantities last! WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES @® BEAVER CHARGEX -- 159-4th St. Midland 526-5416 (SAASASLISLASS ASS wand next eContinued from Page 16 Penetanguishene. Marlene is an ex- perienced potter and a beginning silver smith. 23. Peg Kellins, Second Street, Midland. Peg is a weaver who has recently been specializing in miniature "over-shot" bed spreads. 24. Thelma _ Resily, 543 Elizabeth, Midland. Thelma does sachets, doll clothes and Christmas Crafts. 25. Nan Johnson, 303 Midland Ave. Midland. Nan aoes_ pressed flowers and paintings., 26. Jan Larmand, c/o 22 Burke St., Penetanguishene. Associate. 27. Liesje Lancia, Box 190, Perdinsfield. Associate. 738 Mrs... dna Parent, Penetanguis- hene. Associate. 29. B. Brownell, 460 4th St. Port MeNicoll Associate. 30. Kay St. Amant, Bio. Xx 8.570) = Penetanguishene. Kay does a variety of dif- ferent crafts, including ceramics, dried flowers, etc. 31. Joy and Wayne Parker, Box 34, Midland. Joy and Wayne are the famed Swallowhill porcelain dollmakers. 32. Sharon Lawr- ence, Lindsay, Ont. Sharon is. now an associate who used to weave beautiful things for us when she lived in our area. 33. Artisan's Market Place, King Sta; Midland. Gail Livingstone sells local craft products for many of our members. 34. Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association, Newsletter exchange. 35. Huronia _Histo- rical Parks, Mutual resources for each other. 36. Art Brasseur, 78 Pony) vez Sissi Penetanguishene. Art is a wood worker. Two vehicles roll in Tiny 'Iwo traffic accidents, one weather-related, occurred in_ Tiny Township last Friday. At around 2:50 a.m., James Robitaille, 20, of Country Club Court, Penetanguishene, westbound on Cook's Lake Road, one kilometer west of Tim Court Road, was slightly injured when his vehicle went off a curve. The vehicle rolled over in the ditch. Robitaille was charged with careless driving. In the early evening of the same day, on Tiny Township Con. 16, just east of County Road 26, Yves Blouin and three passengers were shaken when their vehicle skidded off the road, into a ditch, and onto its roof. In the car, in addition to the driver, Blouin, of Robert Street W., Penetanguishene, were Louis Vaillancourt, 17, Claude Beausoleil, 15, and Jennifer Leduc, 15, all of Penetanguishene. No charges were laid. Snow was falling at the time, the OPP reports. Stereo components recovered Two Midland men have been charged with the theft of stereo components taken on Nov. 10 from Tilson TV in the A.E. LePage Mall. Charged with theft over $200 are Edward Moreau, 16, of Seventh Street, and Patrick Hamelin, 20, of Smith's Camp. The two com- ponents, worth $930, were recovered. The two, young men are to aap? py Cxiaar heen Penetanguishene Provincial Court on Dec. 17. Elmvale first on SCBE list Elmvale District High School is at the top of the Simcoe County Board of Education's list of building projects to be submitted to the Ministry of Education for approval. The board is asking the ministry to approve a 1983 start for a $885,000 addition to EDHS. Second for approval on the list is an elementary school for Barrie in the Riverwood Farms area; third, an elementary school for Bradford. The board is also asking for approval to start building these schools in 1983 and projecting a cost of $1.4 million for eachschool. Last on the list is a request for approval in 1983 for a 1984 start of a school in Alliston. EDHS has been on the SCBE list for several years, but this is the first time EDHS has lead the list. Car had flashers on A driver who drove into the rear of another car stopped with its four-way flashers working has' been charged by Midland town police with a seat belt law violation, and careless driving. R.R.1, Midland resident Gladys Bryant, 59, was stopped in front of 838 King St., Tuesday just before 6 p.m. to allow her passenger, Carol Mcllravey, who lives at that address, to get out of her car. Charged is Chad Hoddinott, 16, of Dominion Avenue, Midland, the driver of the car that drove into the back of the Bryant car. Friday, November 27, 1981, Page 17