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a a Talent show kicks off Elmvale Maple Syrup Festival by Shirley Whittington There was a great variety of talent on display in Elmvale last Friday night - everything from an acrobatic dance by a supple seven-year-old to a sweet song by a maple tree who claimed to be 126 years old. The Talent Show and Contest kicked off the annual Maple _ Syrup Festival. Master of ceremonies Fred Traynor from Barrie's CKBB introduced each number on the program and interviewed each of the queen contestants throughout the evening. Junior contestants in the talent show were Bonnie Lawson, tap dancer; Lorraine Jessome, tap dancer; singing duo Jane Windrem and Carol Allen; dancer Tina Reevie, and singer Kerry Dove. Performing in the teen category were Cindy and Jean Kelley, singers; Nancy Trace, baton soloist, accordianist Prima Jean Forget; pianist Susie Jay and Eileen Rutherford's Triple T's. Adult performers were Ernest Moreau, monologist; Frank Hall who sang about walking his baby, Margaret and John Potts folk singers; Sally McGill, soprano, and John Curry, the singing maple tree. Judges Raymond Holt, Sophia Coull, Lloyd Gabriel and Shirley Whittington awarded first prize in the children's division to Jane second, Prize winners in the adult division were Mary and John Potts, first and Ernest Moreau, second and Carol Windrem and Carol Allen. Tina Reevie was the second prize winner. Jay was awarded first prize, and the Triple T's were turn into Old houses hew ones like magic Volunteers came from all Contact distribute 11 tons of frozen food being given away by McCain's Foods. The food was distributed last Thursday Midland residents who had indicated their it. The food ability to make good over. to help afternoon to EM See |) cxnroes 11 tons of free food from a warehouse which had caught fire resulting in some smoke damage to the packages but not to the food itself. The smoke, however, meant that the food could not be sold and so they decided to give it by Marion Sleep Keefe and St. Andrews ternoons, Monday and Mrs. John Coull and Mrs. Shirley Whittington, seated, and, April is a busy month for Hospital Auxiliary were Thursday evenings. standing, Ray Holt, drama teacher at Midland Secondary delegates from the Auxiliary honored by a request for one Candy striper convener School, Lloyd Gabriel, a Midland choreographer, Earl to St. Andrews Hospital. At of the members to address Mrs. W. H. Leavens' Elliott, who was chairman of the talent show, and Mrs. the March meeting, the delegates at the October suggestion that the young Peggy Dove, who was one of the organizers of the show. a President Mrs. D. Nicolls convention in Toronto on the yolunteers be re-named the and vice-president Mrs. D. ' Simpson were appointed to attend the Institute on the developing role of the auxiliary volunteer, April 15- 16 at the HAA head quarters, Toronto. its 10th year, act as an os 5 p through the Dominion Store Delegates will also be spokesman at the con- Tape program, reported attending the spring con- vention. ed an etek a Giises ference of District 3 on April 23 at St. Paul's United Church, Walkerton. An interesting suggestion » was presented to the auxiliary by HAA vice- president Mrs. N. Keefe at the March meeting. At the - convention planning meeting in Toronto recently, Mrs. St. Andrew's Auxiliary to be busy subject of the 'Antique Market." It was unanimously ap- proved that Mrs. D. A. McPherson, first convener of this popular project, now in Gift shop convener Mrs. D. McKee, reported that a stock room had been obtained in the Nurses Residence and that a craft meeting would be held April 9. New hours have also been announced for the hospital Gift Shop -- Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday af- Board OK The Simcoe County Board of Education last week gave = itsapproval-to-seven-groups of students for overnight trips, Appri@mately 32 mem- bers of the School Safety Patrols from the Midland area have been given per- mission to attend the Safety Patrol Jamboree in Ottawa on May 22-24. The Civitan Club of Midland is un- s trips derwriting the cost of this trip for the group. 5s During the week-of duné to June 13, approximately 27 pupils from Parkview public school will be attending Camp Kitchikewana. Approximately 35 grade 7 and 8 students have been given permission to attend an overnight field trip to Algonquin Park from May 14 to May 16. and leaves. One of 61 problem solving products from Green Cross. The lawn and garden problem solvers. shouldnt lle Seen... Get Green Cross Vegetation Killer. e Eliminates all unwanted vegetation--on paths, patios, gravel driveways -- for at least one full year. e Gives two way action --works through both roots e Effective, easy-to-use --comes in liquid spray concentrate (also in granular form). "Volunteens'? met with approval. An aspirating pump and a Gomco suction machine, each worth $445 have been ordered for the_ hospital Project plans are well underway. Wine and Cheese party convener Mrs. J. Gammell announced that this spring project will be held at Sandy Bay Inn, May 2. Ticket sales are in charge of Mrs. G. Teskey and Mrs. B. Thompson. The Antique Market will be held-at the Country Mill, July 15 at 7 p.m., July 16-17, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Dance convener Mrs. D.~ Simpson had confirmed the date .and location at the Country..Mill, Nov. 15... ~ Samples of attractive St. Patrick's Day and Easter tray favors, made by Ruby Copp and Mrs. M. 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