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~~ eee ee i le ot Harbour restaurant is 'smitten' The downstairs bar at the Harbour Restaurant in Victoria Harbour had its official re-opening recently, with the Dorion and Macey band. New owner Brian Smit- ten used to be a nurse at the Mental Health Centre in Penetang. He is operating the restaurant, which he purchased from Larry and Barbara Barr. Smitten is renovating the downstairs bar with a sports theme. There's a rear entrance and lobby where a showcase holds trophies won by Smitten and his family. The Harbour sponsors a mixed baseball team. A couple of their trophies are in the cabinet too. Smitten plans sports memorabilia and pictures throughout establishment. As for the restaurant fish fry, but it runs from 4 to 8 instead of 5 to 9 open weekdays at 7 a.m. p.m. and weekends at 8 a.m. the . menu, "Everything's the <3 same,' Smitten said. He will keep the Friday night OY CHRISTM A t ens Savings and Loan Corporation S | 3 ' "J f =) ws g ea iy LY FEE yr 4 > i jee 3 s es EX ae "= Now 'Til Christmas 7) (H 25% orF Sy 3 SS \\ ZN G > zara We e SELECTED CHRISTMAS TREASURES (Bibs, Stockings, Stuffed Animals, etc.) Don't wait until the holidays are over to save! The Children's Marketplace 284 King St., Midland A 526-0644 = \ -- e ALL CHRISTMAS OUTFITS Page 10, Wednesday, December 21, 1988 Opening celebration The restaurant will Closing time is 8 p.m., Sunday to Thursday, 9 open on Fridays and p.m., Friday and Satur- Saturdays until 1 a.m. day. The bar will stay Hosts Anita and Brian Smitten joined Victoria Harbour councillor George Czindl and his wife Norah Barber & Haskill Ltd. 298 King St. and 323 King St. Appliances Home Furnishing Midland Hope the season rings in all sorts of happiness for you! GREAT CHRISTMAS Gift Ideas in the sports bar of the Harbour Restaurant. They were celebrating the opening of the bar recently. Obit : Pick Up Your Copy At: i HURONIA °° 259 King St., Midland 526-9301 OFFICE e 59 Hurontario St., SERVICES Collingwood 445-8666 LIMITED e Unit "L'"', Barrie, Office Supplies, Business Fumiture, Office Machines Park 722-6211 Cedar Pointe Business Midland native. Clinton Benjamin Ellery, 47, of RR 1, Midland, died in Toron- to Western Hospital on Dec. 4. The native -Midlander was the son of Clinton and Eva Ellery. He mar- ried Barbara Jean Dell in Midland on June 11, 1966. He was a machine set up worker for Leitz for 23 years. His wife, son Clinton Edwin Ellery, daughter Chrystal Lynn Ellery (Rusch), his parents, and his brother James William Ellery, all survive him. Father Vid Vlasic of- ficiated at the funeral mass held Dec. 7 in Nicholls Funeral Home. Cremation followed, Career mechanic Victoria Harbour native Gilbert Joseph Juneau has died at age 72. He died Dec. 2 in the Villa Care Centre, Midland, following a 13-year illness. He was a mechanic and was self-employed all of his working life. Mary Agnes Charlebois was his common law wife. Sons Ivan Leo, and Richard Charlebois, and brothers Earl and Alvin survive. Father Louis Dignard officiated at the funeral mass held Dec. 5 in St. Ann's Memorial Church, Penetanguishene. Inter- ment in St. Ann's Cemetery. ----------