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Wednesday, March.17 -- Quota Club of Huronia invites you to their annual card party on St. Patrick's Day, at 8 o'clock in Burkevale School, 39 Burke Street, Penetanguishene. Lots of door prizes. Free lunch and refreshments. Tickets available at the door or from members of the Quota Club. Wednesday, March 17 -- In St. Ann's Laboreau Hall, Penetanguishene, the Catholic Women's League invites you to our open meeting, to see several short films from the Cancer Society. All ladies welcome. Wednesday, March 17 St. Patrick's Day tea and bake sale in St. Mary's Parish Hall, Victoria Harbour, from 2 until 5 p.m. Proceeds from bake sale will be donated to the Victoria Harbour District Medical Centre. Thursday, March 18 -- "Club Movie Night" for the Midland-Penetang Field Naturalists' Club, at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre, 8:00 p.m. Two short movies will be shown-one on the Arctic, and the other on Wolfpack. On Sunday, March 21, there will be a hike at the Centre, 2:00 p.m. Bring your snowshoes. Monday, March 22 ' -- The next general meeting for the Northwest Basin Parks and Recreation Community Association will be held at Highland Point, in the Parish Hall at 7:30 p.m. The treasurer's report book will be on hand. Monday, March 22 -- Winter getting you down? Midland Hor- ticultural Society suggests a tonic. Mrs. Evelyn Moreau, of Parry Sound, will be here to tell us how she "gets the jump" on Spring-by starting Garden Annuals indoors. Time: 8 p.m. at the. Orange Hall, Midland. Social hour. Door prizes. Monday, March 22 -- Annual Meeting of the corporation of St. Andrews Hospital, Midland, will be held at the Hospital, on Dominion Avenue, at 8:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. Tuesday, March 23 -- Huronia Social Planning Council presents "Concerns and Comments" at 8:30 p.m., Cable 12. A weekly open line series, dealing with im- portant issues affecting you. The first-"Future of Glendon College in Huronia". You are invited to phone in with your questions and comments. Notice -- Midland Lionettes' Cook Book is now available. Proceeds will go towards furnishing a hairdressing salon at the new Huronia District Hospital. To obtain a Cook Book, contact Evelyn Walker, president, at 526-6337, or 526-7825 or any Lionette. Saturday, March 27 -- Dance, sponsored by the Penetanguishené Senior Citizen Club will be held at the Penetang Legion. Jack Trewin's orchestra. Open bar. Tickets available from E. Robitaille 549-8450. A. Cote 549-2552, and at the door. Everyone welcome. Wednesday, March 31 -- Auditions for the 13th annual Elmvale and District Maple Syrup Talent Showcase will be held at Elmvale and District High School. Times: 10 years and under 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., 11 years to 15 inclusive 7: 30 to 8:30 p.m., 16 years to Community Calendar 20 inclusive 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. and 21 years and older 9:30 p.m. Contestants may pick up entry forms at music centres throughout the Elmvale area or call Mrs. Isobel Thompson 322-2201, Mrs. Lynn Gorell 322-2573. Wednesday, March 31 -- The Annual Meeting of the Midland and District Branch of the Ontario Humane Society will be held, starting at 6:30 p.m., at the Steak House, Dominion Avenue, Midland. All in- terested persons are urged to attend this meeting and hear Chief Inspector Hepworth. Please telephone 526-6212 (Mrs. Hartmann) if attending. Thursday, April 1 -- Simcoe North Liberal Association Annual Meeting. Election of officers and delegates for Annual Convention of The Liberal Party of Ontario, at 6:15 p.m., in Guthrie Community Hall. Speaker will be Sen. Ray Perrault, Government Leader of the Senate. Phone 549- 7137. Saturday, April3 -- The Midland and District Shriners are holding their annual dinner dance at the Country Mill. There will be dancing to Bob Walker's orchestra. Tickets are available from any Shrine Club member. Proceeds go to work with crippled children. % Sunday, April 4 -- Marie Paulyn, director of the School of Hatha Yoga, Toronto, is coming to the Y.M.C.A., Midland. To enrich your knowledge of Yoga exercises, don't miss this. Contact Elaine Kraftscik at 526-6092 after 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend. Tuesday, April 6 Wednesday, April 7 -- The 1976 Music Festival for Coldwater and District will take place. The United Church facilities will be requested. Mrs. Dora Dent, Port Hope, will be Adjudicator. Mrs. Pat Doughty, who heads the Music Festival Committee, is directing the efforts of a large group to prepare the Festival. : Monday, April 12 -- St. Margaret's CWL is sponsoring a "Meat Cutting Clinic', in cooperation with Midland IGA. The clinic will be held in St. Margaret's Church Hall at 7:30 p.m. For tickets call 526-6231. Saturday, April 10 -- Ladies' Auxiliary Royal Canadian Legion Branch 80 "Tulip Dance". Music by the Phillips Trio, from Brantford. Time: 9 p.m. Lunch, door prizes. All proceeds to Huronia District Hospital. Saturday, April 24 -- St. Paul's United Church UCW are holding a rummage sale in the auditorium. Doors open at 1:00 p.m. Notice -- The winner of the Midland Civinette Club afghan draw, was Mrs. M. Gignac, 2 Robert Street, Penetanguishene. -- Organizers are invited to publicize their up- coming events free of charge in the Times Community Calendar. Please call the Com- munity Calendar editor at 526-9369 or drop your message into the Midland Times office, 525 Bay Street. ~ UCW met recently by Charlotte Gerdes The United Church Women held _ their monthly meeting on March 11, at the home of Mrs. Janice Cronin, with 8 members present and one tiny visitor, her daughter Sherri. Pres. Mrs. Rita Polkinghorne asked Mrs. Ilene Bell to open the meeting with the devotional period. She read a short story and poem on _ 'Praying Hands", followed by 2 short stories on Saints, each one pertaining to St. Patrick, the patron-saint of Ireland who was born in Scotland. In the absence of the secretary, the office was filled for this meeting by Mrs. Charlotte Gerdes. The minutes of the January meeting were read and approved. Due to the inclement weather in February that meeting was cancelled, but a short emergency meeting was held in the Church on Feb. 15, following the service as a motion was needed to pay the allocation. Mrs. Polkinghorne thanked all the members for helping to make the World Day of Prayer such a success. The correspondence was read amongst which there was a notice announcing there will be a United Church Women's _-- Presbyterial work shop on April 5, in Duntroon Hall in Not- tawasaga. Suggestions for raising money were discussed and it was decided to pass. an apron around the village, each person to ew on a patch and tuck in nny for each inch of waist measurement and sew it up, then pass it on to someone else. Mrs. Leona Brown said she would get this started. Mrs. Polkinghorne then passed around some articles to be sold to raise money. Mrs. Jeanie Brown made a motion we ad- journ the meeting and our hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs. Evelyn Raymond served a lovely light lunch. The next meeting will be on April 8, place to be announced later. 2ECUNES NASAL MIST > Dristan 15 ccor Tablets -- 24's ASPIRIN DAME Veauey All prices in effect from Wednesday, February 25 until closing time Saturday, February 28,1976, quantities last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Radifdnsr 409 Baby Scott Disposable Diapers Super Absorbent -- 24's or Daytime -- 30's Wednesday was graduation day Last Wednesday was graduation day for a dozen students of the Georgian College dining room service course, held in conjunction with Canada Manpower. The ten week course was held at Brooklea Golf and Country Club, and ap- preciative students presented Brooklea's Ellen Walker with a sketch of the establish- ment, by John Yankee. Instructor for the course was Carol Ash- worth of the Sportsman's Inn, Victoria Harbour. Under her guidance, students learned correct service procedures and food terminology, bar service, the ingredients of exotic drinks and gour- met foods, menu-making and other subjects relevant to the trade. A special post-graduate field trip took students to the Constellation Inn in Toronto where they learned the fine art of flambe. They also visited Formosa Springs in Barrie, and the Jordan Valley winery. The students varied in age from young to mid- dle-aged, and there were two men in the group. An important aspect of their training was emphasis on Huronia hospitality and good will. Wearing red car- nations, the graduates gathered for a festive luncheon at the Highland Motel and received their Georgian College diplomas from Neville Keefe, Chairman of Community Services. Don MeNee, of Canada Manpower, gave a post- luncheon address and commended the graduates for their diligence and _ their contribution to goodwill in the local tourist industry. Several of the students have moved directly into jobs, and most of them have positions in the food service industry under consideration. Bay; Erlene Wyebridge.,; Edith Bekooy, Perkinsfield; Joyce Campell, Midland; Susan Hearn, Waubaushene; _ Brigitte Kee Penetanguishene; Harold King, Port MeNicoll; Michael La Vigne, Midland; Kathe Rein, Midland; Sue Vajda, Penetanguishene; Barnes, Doing what they do best Graduation day for the students in the Georgian : bell, and Margaret Attenborough. Front rew from left pease eect Balm College dining-room service course was Wednesday, to right: Michael LaVigne, Carol Ashworth (in- M c an Beatrice and what a celebration it was. 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