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at ee Ss by Andy M schedule cf events Glen Scott was Ralph committee. This programs except A: 'Clancy nails) down title Champion nail driver among the ladies of Wymbolwood Beach Association for the year is Jeanie Clancy with a score of 10 blows to drive an eight-inch spike into a'log. She was 50 per cent better than all of the other 50 contestants in the annual beach Field Day activities at Tufts Park on Saturday. More than 200 residents and young people participated in a two-hour year of the 200-member association. point winners, managing to place first in the long distance run plus other events. Marc Phillips' frog beat all others across the finish line in the field of 50 entries that opened the day's schedule which was arranged by Mrs. Dale Recchia and Champion Earlier in the week Eric From and his brother Stephen were one-two in the annual sailing race. Graham placed third. wound up meeting to be held at the Orange Hall in Wyevale on Sept. 4 at 10:30 cDermott marking the 35th one of the major and their Lou the year's for the annual S *Cont. from Page 2 rehash them but I would like to acknowledge many of those whose dedication and hard work have seen this Project through: First, the people of Waubaushene, for their patience and cooperation. Second, Tay Council past and present for their many hours of meetings and deter- mination and decision making. Third, P.U.C. com- missioners past and present for their many hours of work on your behalf and for ad- ministering and operating of the system for the township now that it is complete. Fourth, our engineers and contractors who worked hard and ex- peditiously to give us a quality job with the least inconvenience. Our township office staff - particularly our clerk Brian Hopkins and our treasurer Gladys Smith, without whose hundreds of hours of hard work, dedicated hard work, this project could not have been successful. And to everyone who has been _ involved, THANK-YOU. We also should recognize as part of this project that with the assistance of the MTC Tay Township has rebuilt the streets of Waubaushene and paved 9.6 kilometres. The total cost of this part of our project, done over two years, is $537,543. This amount, if compared to the total roads budget of 1981 represents 78 per cent. Tay Township stopped any major road work in Waubaushene in 1977 until after the pipes were in. The pipes were in by summer 1981 and, as promised, the streets are fixed, not in three years as_ originally thought, but in one year. I would now like on behalf of Tay Township, its council and ratepayers, to pay public tribute to a man who has dedicated his time and energy over nine years for the good of all Tay residents. He now stands in the |! background having laid hold of sibilities, executed them with fervor, and now retired to let others carry on. His dedication and leadership have contributed beyond our ability to repay him with thanks - greatly to this project and many others. WORD PR Georgian 4 (705) operators exists} government agen@e institutieps, etc. 7 This grograns deStaned College | with' ego Re with nei o Stk Shits Minimum mie. 'a 1 ral i ate Skills 0 general or equivaty 16 weeks STARTSS' GEORGIAN COLLEGE Adult Training & Apprenticeship 115 Bell Farm Road, Barrie, Ontario OCESSING OPERATOR skilled word processing industry and commerce, s and educational huirement is Grade PTEMBER 7, 1982 728-1951 Ext. 224 + Page 10, Wednesday, August 18, 1982 the respon- ' HURONIA CALENDAR :: OF COMING EVENTS August 18 August 23 Since 1957 During the first weekend in October, the Town of Midland will be the scene for Homecoming '82. The celebration has its own mascot "Middy Bear" who has been out drumming up interest for the celebration as you can see here. mail August 19 LOCAL LANDSC- APE EXHIBITION of Lafontaine artist Rod Prouse at the French Centre, Penetangu- ishene, until Sept. 7. SEMI-ANNUAL BAG. SALE at the Salvation Army Thrift Store, Midland, Aug. 20, 21. Fill your own garbage bag with good used clothing for $4. ANNUAL MEET- ING of the Maple Valley Club. 1 p.m. sharp. Fraternal and social members in- vited to attend. World Famous Dock Lunch, Town Dock, Penetanguishene Remember the next time. you are having a party or banquet notice. We deliver. it tos Penetanguishene Citizen, Elmvale Lance, Queen St., Elmvale, 3 weeks prior to the event. Information may be edited due to space. ' Park, corner of Con. 17 Why pay finance charges? The first annual INTEREST FREE SALE! At Therrien's, you pay no finance charges for one full year! Valid on any purche. se «uring August Drop in tocay and sve our large selection of fur: .<""re, appliances & flocr voverings pTheuiens == HOMELAND FURNITURE Highway 93 at Balm Beach Road - Midland - 526-7833 Midland Times, MINI-BAZAAR ST. PATRICK'S Church, Perkinsfield Park, from 10 a.m. to noon. DESCENDANTS' DAY AT the Historic Military and Naval Establishments. FRUIT PLATE, TEA at Midland Lawn Bowling Club, King Street South, Midland, between 2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Home baking, crafts. Store Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9-5:30 Fri. only 9-9 To place your group's (non-protit) upcoming event free, drop it in 309 King St., 75 Main St. Midland; Penetanguishene; or MOTHERS CLUB OF St. Mark's Church, Midland, garage sale on the parish house lawn between 9 a.m. and 12 a.m | August 27 {| 27 September Sept. 4 CORN "ROAST: DANCE at Toanche Tiny Township and Champlain Road, starting at9a.m. Flea market beginning at 10 Sept. 11 BARBECUE - AT OLD Fort Road Fire Brigade firehall at 5 p.m. Telephone 526- 2405 or 526-2333 for - tickets. Sept. 11 HURONIA CRAFTS GUILD bus to Kleinburg Festival. Telephone Karli (526- 8203) or Peggy (526- 8314) for information. Sept. 12 SIMCOE COUNTY MUSEUM Pioneer Day from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 549-8 7 7 7 WE CATER Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 8 a.m. to 12 midnight. Fri. & Sat. 8a.m. to2a.m. Sample Menu: two pieces of chicken (no wings), two different Salads, fries, butter and roll, chinette plates, napkins, knife fork, etc. $2.70 per person. For a party of 50 or more, just give us a day's ee a en en Eo SR NRNIMSRR eo