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Library displays Persico dolls Library Hours: Monday through Friday, 10a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 10a.m. to 6 p.m. The display at the Library features "miniature people' dolls; also hand painted bar- becue aprons, place mats wall hangings the of Cato Persico, of Midland. You are invited to come and see this display. Remember to listen to the weekly Library Radio Programme: "News, Reviews and _Inter- views", on CKMP each Thursday, at 6.30 p.m. Upcoming programmes will be bringing Mrs. Delaney's interviews with Mr. Leslie McFarlane (writer of the Hardy Boys Series) and Mr. Orlo Miller, author of Death to the Donnellys ete. On May 26th Mr. Miller will be speaking at the Library, at 8 p.m. and everyone is welcome to come and hear him. Fiction Danger Zone. Shadbolt. From one of the most heroic protests in recent history--that of the tiny boats which New Zealanders sailed into the Mururoa danger zone in 1970s, thereby helping to end French atmospheric tests in the Pacific-- Maurice Shadbolt has distilled a strange and memorable story. A Tree in the West. Blair. A story' of three generations of a Scottish Covenanting family, gives an absorbing pic- ture of life in 17th century Scotland. Saving The Queen. Buckley. William F. Buckley, Jr., well-known as an editor and TV host, turns to fiction for the first time. History concerns a young CIA agent's first mission which leads to remarkable events at the Court of St. James'. The R_ Document. Wallace. A new novel by best-selling author Irving Wallace, tells the story of a conspiracy to destroy the Bill of Rights, and an attempt by the FBI to take over the country. Non-fiction The Ulyssean Adult. McLeish. In this book on "Creativity in the middle and later years", Dr. John McLeish (consultant on higher education and adult learning) argues with wit and conviction that life can be lived creatively to our dying breath. A Pictorial History of - Radio in Canada. Stewart. Illustrated with many pictures, Sandy Stewart's book will delight radio buffs, and all Canadians who remember the golden days of radio with af- fection and nostalgia. Durable Pleasures. Fantel. 621.38932 FAN. A practical guide to better tape recording - tells you everything you need to know to make your tapes sound truly professional. The Best of Bob Edwards. Dempsey. ed. A lively and timely tribute to the editor of the 'Calgary Eye Opener', the proud and defiant newspaper which was a part of Canadian life for twenty years. Wilderness Wife. Angier. 971.11 ANG. How a city bred couple return to a log cabin in the Canadian wilderness to make their home for good. The Olympic' Games. Killanin and Rodda, eds. 80 years of people, events and records, with many illustrations Civinettes elect 1976 officers by Marion Stacey The Civinette Club seems to have the same idea as the old time mailman. They continue their work through rain, hail or snow storm. This past winter was mainly through cold weather and lots of snow. At our January meeting it was decided to change our visits to the Mental Health Centre slightly by having Bingo one month and a games night the next month. The girls are also looking after the sundry cart for the patients Wednesday evening. When there was any spare time, the knitting needles came out and knitted slippers for both the childrens' ward at Midland and Penetanguishene Hos- pitals. The Civinettes have pledged to furnish a private room in the new Huronia District Hospital. In order to do this the Civinettes will be having a flea market at the Parkside Inn on May 22 beginning at 10 a.m. It is hoped that a good turn out will provide a good portion of the funds to fulfill our pledge. Tickets are also being sold presently on a beautiful antique "rocker. The winning ticket will be drawn the day of the flea market. Please call Pat Pause at 526-9136, Pat Tinney at 526-7269 or Mary Anne Ivens at 526- 9814 for tickets. Other activities during the winter included the making of corsages for the ladies on Clergy Night, the raffle of an afghan, and the gluing of entry bingo cards for the Civitan bingoes held each Monday and Wednesday at Parkside Inn. Cancer bandages were made at our April meeting at Gail Tinney's as well as posters to advertise the flea market. Civinettes are to canvass for the Salvation Army Blitz on May 3. Election of officers was held on April 20 to begin their term this fall. They are as follows: President Dorothy Dorion, vice- president Pat Pause, secretary June Burtch, treasurer Gail Tinney, Sgt at arms Mary Ann Ivens, Chaplain Donna Murphy, Flowers Pat Tinney. AT DAYBREAK, SHERRIF A.F. SALE ORGANIZES A POSSE TO CAPTURE... THE SAGA OF THE SALE THAT WON THE BEST MEANWHILE, BACK AT THE RANCH, THE HANDS WERE ROUNDING UP .. *@ Reg & Wide leg UFO, SCRAMBLER & °° 520"% 2.x. CARHARTT JEANS $11.99 OVERALLS by REBEL, QUEBEC & LIBERTY 7919.99 LEE JEANS oe $12.99 H.1.S.& LANDLUBBER CORDS Reg leg reg to $17.95 $9.99 LEATHERCOATS 40% OFF reg up to $250. Men's and ladies' ws WIL DWEST & BRITTANIA DENIMSHIRTS, $14.99 SMOCKS & JACKETS ee up «0 20 Landlubber, TK & Buckeye Reg up to $20. PRE WASHED JEANS $10.99 CALHOUN T-SHIRTS ¢3 19 f. 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Special selection TK BRUSHED SEW HIe 912-95 JEANScme ssn 93-99 $4.99 SEAM JEANS 2f $25. | apigs' BieeeDENIM JACKETS $500 comp fo $10.00 size 36 to 40 SIMON TOPS FOR GUYS com to 307% OFF GUYS' CASUAL SHIRTS cose une 2070 OFF LADIES' 2 pc. SKIRT SETS comp to 30% OFF LADIES' BLOUSES «5 50% OFF DOING THEIR PART, MISS KITTY AND THE SCHOOL MARM RUSTLED UP... LADIES' LADIES'DRESSES __ PANTSUITS. 40.2 OF F &SKIRTS 507% OFF beni vests by LADIES' WILDWEST & _ om 2s" GOWNS 20% OFF BRITTANIA 3O%OFF LADIES' GOUCHOES 50% OFF gp ress & casual comp to $25. PREWASHED 30% OFF comp to $18 comp to $17.95 BICYCLE JEANS comp 2 <0 LADIES' 50% OFF CARDIGAN DENIM SHIRTS = # s10.s SWEATERS AND, WE'LL ALL LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER REMEMBERING ... Open Thursday 9 to 9, Friday 9 to 12 midnight, Saturday 10 to6 PLUS HOURLY SPECIALS DURING THE ENTIRE SALE. gm ALLON BRAND NAME MERCHANDISE. ¢™ tai" Rubber dollars are suspended for the , duration of the sale. fas (;S~ NOWPLAYINGAT STYNS Midland 526-5871 Wednesday, May 5, 1976, Page 7 258 King Street \ i ' e SARA SA RR RARE ARARAR BAAR EAR em te RR A.LSABRAAARAALSAASERARA AR AA RR Re AAAAAAAM AAR RAO ~ R wR FERS . idk x FRE PPO FES EH HS Re