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by Eleanor Edwards Carol Graham Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Woods ___ spent the weekend in London with Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Coles. They also visited their son Mr. Robert Woods who is a patient in a London hospital. Mrs. Doug Brown and Jessica of Barrie visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards. During the past week Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor of Peterboro visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeown for a few days. On the weekend the McKeowns visited Mr. and Mrs. Allan McKeown of St. Catherines. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumney, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smitham and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Irish enjoyed the past week at Scotts located' at Deposit, N.Y., U.S.A. Vasey U.C.W. Report The Vasey U.C.W. met On Tuesday evening June 22 at the church. Letters of appreciation were read and reports given. Five past presidents attended the 20th. afiniversary tea held al Stayner recently. Country family night will be at the Hancock farm on July 23. We had the pleasure of meeting Michelle Stanley from Orillia who with her husband spent last year in Haili as missionaries sent out by World Challenge. In spite of the obstacles they plan to return after a short visit home. Haiti has experienced a bloody history from the days of the first conquest - by the Spaniards, then the British and the French. No native people indigenous to the island are to be found. Except for a few elite the and who speak Creole. Nevertheless' the government sends its communiques in French which only the elite can population is very poor. Help sent by govern- ments such as our own never reaches the 75 per cent who are illiterate Weekended in London (Ont.) great hold on the population. Our ap- preciation was given our youthful speaker by Mrs. Winnie Faint. read. From the days of the slave influx from West Africa untik now the Voo-Doo rituals have a Only in 100 years Mayor Ron Bellisle of Penefanguishene displays a plaque signed by Premier William Davis com- memorating the town's centennial. The plaque was presented by Solicitor General George Taylor, as part of the "Liberty Days" program last weekend which attracted more than one thousand visitors to the Historic Naval and Military Establishments in Penetanguishene. Flanked by two Establishments' soldiers are (1 to r) Paul Deault, General Manager of Huronia Historical Parks, Doug Lewis, MP for Simcoe North, Bellisle, Taylor and Burke Penny, Co- ordinator of Programs at the Establishments. Bellisle also received a congratulatory letter presented by Lewis on behalf of Conservative leader Joe Clark. _ -Photo by Odesse. SUMMER FESTIVAL SALE NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE WITH HANDY ANDY'S HANDY ANDY "BLOCKBUSTER" SUMMER °WE SPECIALIZE IN AIR-CONDITIONING REPAIRS & TUNE-UPS! AIR CONDITIONING TUNE-UP Includes: System purge, check for pressure leaks, check for hose leaks, check all electronic sensor equipment and adjust, refill with required freon (Freon extra average cost $21.00 or less) = FLUID EXTRA FOR MOST CARS WE ALSO SPECIALIZE IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REPAIRS! AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION "MAINTENANCE SPECIAL" = ae Check your maintenance manual tor recommended oil changes and prevent costly breakdowns. Here's what we do: e We remove oil pan and filter. e Partially drain transmission oil. (Complete drain is not possibie.) ° install new filter and gasket. We repair all makes of transmissions...and guarantee our work! w& FREE CAR WASH WITH ALL MAJOR REPAIRS (Reg. Car Wash Price $3.50) Reg. $1.98 litre SPECIAL SAVE ON TOP QUALITY VALVOLINE 10W30 MOTOR OIL "BLOCKBUSTER" 1 .30 i e Case of 24-*31.05 (Limit one case per ans ONE QUART ae ND VALVOLIN (Meets all regular specifications) e 500ml size Reg. $1.80 "BLOCKBUSTER" SPECIAL 1 1 5 E OUTBOARD OIL (Limit 6 per customer) HANDY ANDY rrone 549-3151 MARINE BATTERIES Guaranteed 48 months Reg. $93.00 SALE Ha | AUTO-CENT 132 Main St, Penetang °64.99 -- t Si ie ele for FREE Pick-up and Delivery Service of your car. Page 18, Wednesday, June 30, 1982