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AAW « Graduate Darrell Curry, son of Mr and Mrs. Eric Curry, Wyebridge from the University of Guelph on October 8 with a Honours Bachelor of Science Degree. Mr. Curry, 23, is a graduate of Midland Secondary Selo} Needs volunteers The Mental Health Centre Volunteer Service requires volunteers to help with social recreation programs, typists befriending patients, helping the elderly, etc. The op- portunity to exercise one's democratic rights is available. Are you a hypocrite? In this day and age of computer and _ political science there appears to be few opportunities for one to express in- dependent democratic rights. The right to voluntarily engage in a community service or social service remains to be a strong component that allows our society to continue in a democratic manner. Most would agree that this right clearly illustrates our human nature and human attitude towards the free rights of every individual in our society, But, many that agree that this voluntary right is a beneficial factor in our political and social order are hypocrites when approached to volunteer. Numerous occasions have seen community agencies and institutions plead for volunteer assistance for a wide variety of services. Call Mr Gary Westgarth, Volunteer Coordinator, Penetan- guishene Mental Health Centre at 549-7431, ext. 284 Here comes the Royal by Jane Sills Home Economist North Simcoe November brings to most of us a feeling that something special is about to happen And of course it is. The Royal Winter Fair is coming. There are eight days of special entertainment and in- formation beginning Friday, November 12 and running to Saturday, November 20. There is certainly a lot to see. Visiting the Royal is your chance to wander through 27 acres of championship animals, food samples, flower shows, exciting auctions, demonstrations and activities for young people The Royal Horse Show is one of the biggest gala international sporting events of the year. Jumping teams from around the world, along with the thrilling Open Jumpers are competing for Canada's top awards. This year the RCMP Musical Ride is featured in every horse show performance The Royal is held at the Coliseum, Exhibition Place, Toronto. It is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday' through Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday. The ladies in North Simcoe are welcome to attend a Tailoring Precourse Meeting on November 16 at 7:45 p.m. at the Westmount United Chureh in Orillia. Clothing specialists from Toronto will be there to explain the type of fabric to purchase, style of pattern needed, and how much time and work that can be expected for each person to spend on their garment. Within the time span of the course, the ladies will tailor a not- ched collar jacket. That may not sound very difficult but there is a « fantastic amount of hard work and molding in- volved with this. If you would like to enquire a little more as to what is involved; then please join us Tuesday, November 16 for more details. graduated -- Vasey news The stork was quite busy inthe community this past week | Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Edwards, Mrs. Ralph Edwards and Danny, Mrs. John Moriarty and Marilyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Mose St. Denis at- tended the Hajnik Henderson wedding in St. Catherines on Saturday. There will be a joint service on Sunday Bells and ° Mr. birthday. nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac's Melvern Isaac and Mrs. J. Bell were, Mr. and November 14, in St. John's United church for the Vasey and Victoria busy in our community in the past week, we would like to welcome two new were Mr. and Mrs. James Lane of the Manitoulin and Ross Lane of Preston. Michelle and Kim. Recent visitors of Mr. Harbour congregations. Mrs. Joe Bell of Ajax, Mrs, Ted Vasey and little citizens,onNoy.5,a and Mrs. Nelson This will be Rev., Mr. and Mrs. George Eleanor Edwards at- son was born to Mr. and Edwards were Mr. and -- The card party held McKibbons last Sunday 'Tunstead of West Hill, tended the Simcoe Mrs. Len Lesperance, Mrs. Ed Webster of last Friday evening was well attended with enough for eight tables. The high prizes went to Mr. Jim Darling and Mrs. Sheardown, and the low to Mrs. Mottershell of Rich- mond Hill, Mr. W.A. Isaac and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Isaac all of Midland, the occasion being Mrs. their first and on Stayner. November 6, Mr. and Mrs. David Jones became the proud parents of a new boy, a brother for Presbyterial workshop on program planning in Bradford on Monday. and a social hour will follow. There will be no church or Sunday School at the Vasey Church Visitors last Wed- Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumney on The stork has been very Friday and Saturday Mr. Ted Vasey and Mrs. Doug Miller. The next card party will be held on November 19. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Faint of Scarboro visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Robinson. Compliments to Mr. | Come On Down An ACP ALL PRICES SHOWN IN THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH, Store Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9am.to 10pm. Hugel Avenue Midland Can FLORIDA, WHITE, SIZE 48'S Seedless. 1976. REGULAR & DIET PEPSI-CO 26-FL-OZ BOTTLE 38 PLUS DEPOSIT OF 20c PER BOTTLE ONTARIO--FRESH DAILY Brussels Sprouts FLORIDA--LARGE SIZE 32'S Avocado Pears PACKED FRESH DAILY Cole Slaw NO. 1 GRADE--IMPORTED oor AQ ar 39? eorsts Sr 1.00 Onions Spanish Type rts > Oe WITH A CHRYSANTHEMUM CENTRE 6-INCH POT Flowering Mixed Pans 3.69 only DOVERSTONE Fine Imported Stoneware Build your set the piece-each-week way. 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SWEET MIXED OR WAFERS PLAIN OR GARLIC BABY DILLS COFFEE Y " TOMATO OR VEGETABLE Frank Rumney who will celebrate his seventy- sixth birthday on November 15. : Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeowen visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fisher of Collingwood on Saturday. Eleanore rds Mrs. Harold Gra: jah PICKLES PLAIN OR FLAVOURED YOGURT 6-0Z TUB 4-99: 599): 10-FL-OZ TIN BATHROOM TISSUE--PINK--WHITE--YELLOW BABIES ONLY 4 ROLIS 1 09 ------ a Se eee on HUGEL AVENUE Page 10, Wednesday, November 10, 1976 | SS MIDLAND