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ARC campaign organizers "confident" -- Although final figures have yet to be tabulated, organizers of the Huronia Association for the Mentally Retarded fund-raising campaign are confident that the $25,000 goal will be met. According to campaign chairman Herb De Jong, the response from local industries, businesses, and residents has been "'very good"'. The two week long campaign, staged to raise money for a new facility for the Adult Rehabiliation Centre in Midland, wound up on Monday night. Volunteers knocked on doors in Midland, Penetanguishene, Port McNicoll, Victoria Harbour, and Tay and Tiny Townships -- the area served by the centre. If all goes well, construction on the new building for the centre could begin by June Architects drawings have been drawn up and the association is presently negotiating with the town of Midland to purchase a parcel of land on the east cide nf Olive Ctrant waar Blicchath Dina! details are being worked out. The Ministry of Community and Social Ser- vices, which partially funds the operation is providing a grant of $200,000 towards the total $250,000 price tag on the building. Campaign organizers and volunteers were hoping to find the remainder in the community. The Midland Lions Club kicked off the cam- peer with a $2,000 donation on the eve of the itz. Merton VanderVoort funeral Monday The death occurred at Toronto on Wednesday, May 26, 1976 of Merton L. VanderVoort, formerly of Penetanguishene. Beloved husband of Mabel Renton, he was the dear father of John of Wyevale, Joanne (Mrs. Larry Ruston) of Penetanguishene, and Jeanne (Mrs. Tom McCullough Jr.) of Brampton. He was the son of Olive and the late G. Omer VanderVoort, and will be lovingly remembered by seven grandchildren. He was the brother of Kathleen Biggar of Midland and Marilyn (Mrs. A. Easterbrook) of Toronto. Funeral services were held from the A. Barrie Chapel of the James H. Lynn Funeral Home, Midland on Monday, May 31 at 1:00 p.m. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Midland Rev. Al Farthing officiated. In memorium donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation would be appreciated. John Prentice Beloved husband of Lillian Carson of Vasey, Ontario, John Prentice passed away at Midland on Sunday, 30. He was in his 62nd year. He was the dear brother of Sarah (Mrs. Jim Tumber Sr.) of Victoria Harbour and Harriette (Mrs. Gerald Sackett) of California. } Ob ------ Shop AgP. . . Discover AEP. Congrats to Vasey grads This is the time of the year for graduations and this week we wish to congratulate the following from our community who have reached a plateau in their lives. Bernice Vasey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vasey graduated from the Georgian College in the three year material arts in the design arts course. Mrs Al Dorion (Joan Robinson) graduated from 0.C.E. Toronto and Monika Wagner's Sad gucher as: ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 5TH, 1976. pr esent lo see her gue aa WINTARIO & OLYMPIC LOTTERY TICKETS AVAILABLE AT A&P FOOD STORES! Mrs. Ear! Jones visited . with her daughter Mrs. - : u Na aag Ww exit ED ITEM AVAILABILITY (ACTION PRICED! PREPRICED! ACTION PRICED! to Mrs. John Prentice YAN HEINZ--REGULAR--ONION--GARLIC A&P--ORANGE--GRAPE OR LEMONADE wise: liieband | passed \ MEAT TENDERIZER 18-FL-OZ JAR FLAVOURED Poly Pkg of 4-3-oz envs GLAD--PLASTIC PKG OF 10 away on Sunday at St Andrew's Hospital Mr. and Mrs SUNMIX {A&P always stocks up heavily on advertised specials. But if we ever B.B.Q. Lloyd A McDonald attended the y 69: pas 99 19: ACTION PRICED! FAMILY TREAT -- ASSORTED FLAVOURS ICE CREAM 1 LITRE ; CIN (35.2-0z) ACTION PRICED! COTTS tot $ \ run out, we'll be glad to give youa ig anniversary service in \ rain check for that item at the CRYSTALS Moonstone on Sunday % Special price, or if you wish, a SAUC Tuesday, June 8, the %& comparable item at the sale Vasey Women's Institute 2 Price. 6. More Ransonta Shon ixap will entertain the Men- z tally Handicapped from Midland to a noon lun- cheon [3 \ Congratulations to Mr ACTION PRICED! ONTARIO CARROTS The "Golden Crunch' Crop By: Ida H. Burns Consumer Consultant A&P Food Stores Limited and Mrs. Earl Edwards who will celebrate their fifty-first anniversary on June 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vasey attended the O.M.R.A. conference in Sault Ste. Marie during the past week Mrs. Clare McKeown BATHROOM TISSUE -- YELLOW, GREEN, PINK, WHITE WHITE SWAN Ontario carrots, packaged in poly see- visited with Mrs. Earl rz - Barnett of Bass Lake last through bags, are especially plentiful Thursday Allan at this time of year, and favourably McKeown has_ com- priced. Economical homemakers know that carrots on the menu are not only delicious--they're economical as well. SAVE 39¢ menced employment in St. Catharines this week. Several from ' the community altended the anniversary services at the Ebenezer United Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Doakes of Guelph Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Jones and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Barnard and family of Newmarket For "crunch" Ontario carrots c=n't be beat--fresh carrot sticks, or boiled and buttered, they're simply delicious. We do miss the boat with this versatile vegetable many times--with a little effort a variety of unusual and tasty carrot dishes can be made, suitable for any meal and easy on the budget. se The Ontario Food Council has sent us an array of recipes which surprised LIGHT & LIVELY 5 Q- YOGURT «= Mee anid Mra. Onaticd as well as delighted us. We really CASE OF 24, Brown visited on Sunday enjoyed this one and we know you 10-FL-OZ TINS.. with Mr. and Mrs. Don will too! Bell and family of Crossland CARROT CAKE 1% cups salad oil 2 cups sugar Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lane and Mrs. Lloyd Lane of the Manitoulin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 tsp cinnamon Y2 tsp salt, Rumney on Wednesday and Thursday and left for 2 tsp. baking 2 cups finely CANADA NO. 1 GRADE--IMPORTED--SWEET--YELLOW FLESH ee CATALINA--FRENCH 1000 ISLAND--ITALIAN KRAFT DRESSINGS 49 grated carrots (4 to 5) 1 tsp vanilla anh '| powder -eterboro to attend the 1 . ordination that evening of Ya 'sp baking their sister, Miss Bessie soda Lane of Toronto 4 eggs apgstemnascasnnees spats 2 cups flour Medonte school plans Saturday fair Interested parents from Hillsdale and surrounding aréa have been working to organize a school fair at Medonte West Central school. The fair is slated for Saturday, June 5 Beat together oil and sugar. Add eggs one at a time, beating until creamy. Beat in sifted dry ingredients. Fold in grated carrots and vanilla. Pour into greased 9x13x2" pan. Bake at 350°F 40-50 minutes. When cool ice with the following: PEACHES +35: FLORIDA--RIPE--SWEET--18 TO 20 LBS WATERMELONS -:51-22 CANADA NO. 1 GRADE--IMPORTED--LARGE FIRM HEADS Cabbage 3:31.00 8 FL-02Z BIL 1 pkg (4-0z) cream cheese, softened Ys cup butter 1 cup icing sugar Ya tsp vanilla CANADA EXTRA FANCY--WASHINGTON. Apples teddeiicious » 397 Beat cream cheese and butter until beginning at 11.30 and fluffy. Beat in icing sugar and vanilla CANADA NO. 1 GRADE--ONTARIO--ENGLISH TYPE--SEEDLESS | FLORIDA--TROPICAL TREAT continuing until 4 p.m' til | H 1 Cc b h h A variety of events such until well combined ENJOY! ucumpers eae 49¢ Mangoes eac 49¢ as a rummage sale, baked goods and crafts sale, on rides, aiiiken's anal, fish ALL PURPOSE SEALTEST--CREAMED ACTION PRICED! CHRISTIE PRINTED--RAINBOW OR WHITE ACTION PRICED! pond, dart throwing, ON 16-0Z PKG dunking machine, han- M ARCH OT A $ P, © RI PKG OF 180 dicraft and art displays 5-LB eS i ative games: | FLOUR & CHEESE -- «i. H-- CRACKERS NAPKINS Fea G horseshoe pitching and a CARTON challenge softball game _ have Hee arranged for | LAYS--RUFFLES ACTION PRICED! BYE-THE-SEA--LIGHT CHUNKS ACTION PRICED! FABRIC SOFTENER (PREPRICED) CHARCOAL . e Macs Zoo is expected Potato Chips 2509 pkg 79¢ Tuna Fish 6.5-oz tin 67¢ Downy 66-fl-oz plastic bil $1 mC } 9 Briquets 10-b bag $1 49 i to pene Aa My Seaee SWEET MIXED OR any ACTION PRICED! DOG FOOD ACTION PRICED! DISHWASHER DETERGENT (PREPRICED) ESSO--CHARCOAL 4 an possi e e y animas | Aylmer Pickles sttezie 5S? Ken-L Kibble wist0$5.99 Cascade soorets $1.89 Lighter Fluid srtlorin J SP Pie a Ae eehenk ac GRANNY (PREPRICED) LIQUID CLEANER (PREPRICED) CABARET--ASSORTED COLOURS--ONE SIZE (PREPRICED) 7 challenging to see who can raise the most money during the half hour each is expected to sit on the platform. Proceeds from most of the events will go toward school projects. The school is still searching for rummage, baked goods and craft ) donors and invite them to Hugel Avenue Page 10, Wednesday, June 2, 1976 York Peas Avvrccin 99? Butter Tarts sts SQ? Mr. Clean sestezolesic' $1.69 Knee Highs ir BOP Midland