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60th anniversary Harry and Lillian Howard celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last month. The couple have lived at 539 Yonge St. for the last 57 years and are the proud grandparents of curling star Russ Howard. PSS music happenings The musical scene at Penetanguishene _Seco- ndary School has really been hopping lately. Students are madly preparing for a number of musical events that are scheduled to appear for this week. | Tonight the school concert band is holding its annual spring concert. The program is _ ex- tremely varied with selections ranging from Beethoven to Michel Legrand. The action gets underway at 8 p.m. and tickets are $1.50 at the door. The P.S.S. Dance Band meanwhile has been busy rehearsing for their Music of the Forties Dance at the Midland Civic Centre on Friday Owl talk May 19 No one can claim that , Katherine and Larry McKeever '"'don't give a hoot"' for conservation. Their owl rehabilitation centre in Vineland, Ontario is famous throughout North America. Although they specialize in owls, they accept all birds of prey that are injured. Many birds are subsequently released to the wild while the incurable are retained for a captive breeding program. Their primary aim is to rehabilitate native North American species although no raptorial bird from any country is refused. The McKeevers have "resolved to avoid the pitfalls of most so-called sanctuaries where in- jured birds are accepted but given no real treat- ment."' They treat injured birds in various ways, following up with hunting therapy before release to the natural environment. Winners of various 'grants and conservation Pw eared: Ss", the McKeevers have often appeared on television. On Thursday, May 19 at 8:00 they will give an illustrated talk about their work to the Midland-Penetang Field Naturalists' Club at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. Home Gifts | You'll be amazed at the scope and variety of gifts for the home we've assembled for your selection. Sensibly priced, too, in the tradition we have proudly upheld for many years. Drop in and browse. We'll welcome the opportunity to serve you. FOLEY'S Furniture & Appliances Hwy. 26 COLLINGWOOD May 20. This will almost certainly be the last dance of the year with proceeds going to the P.S.S. yearbook. Tickets are available at Ted Lights T.V. and John- ston's Music Land. 'Keep an eye out for the upcoming combined M.S.S. and the P.SS. band concert. The proceeds from this concert are to go towards a new arena. Rev. McTague tells nurses alumnae of Detox Centre works by Rena Bell The Community Registered Nurses Alumnae were confronted with a sickness unlike that encountered in their daily routine and yet it has proven to be the third greatest killer of, all diseases. At their regular monthly meeting held in the H.D.H. Dining Room, Monday May 9th Friday McTague spoke' on alcoholism and the work of the Detox Centre in Orillia. Alcoholism is a sickness with physical, mental and social symp- toms which has no cure but can be arrested. This can only be accomplished through the _ deter- mination of the alcoholic (no gender, age or vocation excluded), to seek out and accept the help that is available. Statistics are shocking and medieval attitudes are changing in the diagnosis of this con- dition. Father McTague has been a driving force, along with Miss Berna Jones, Director of Nur- sing, Soldier's Memorial Hospital and Dr. Finlayson, Psychiatrist, Orillia, in the establish- 'ment and operation of the Detox Centre. It began as a 'Halfway House' for rehabilitation of those released from the Mental Centre or jail. In January '76a L.I.P. grant was received to make it into a Detox Centre. It is a home like at- mosphere' established primarily to keep 'drunks' out of jail not only for economic reasons A 'WEST END' N.I.P. PUBLIC MEETING FOR: Penetanguishene's 'West End' (between Scott Street and West Street) N.I.P. Area Residents TOPICS: Changes to the 'West End' Redevelopment Plan WHERE: Council Chambers, Municipal Offices, 10 Robert Street West, Penetanguishene, Ontario. WHEN: Wednesday, May 18, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. (Jail costs $135 per day: Hospitals cost over $100 per day to operate - Detox Centre - $35-$40 per day) but to motivate them toward helping them- selves overcome their disease. It is a non medical, non threatening atmosphere staffed by qualified persons, male and female, some who are members of A.A. and understand what it means to be an alcoholic. The centre has an eight bed Chaspra- cs ty ( sometimes _ stretched, especially on weekends) - two female - six male beds. When the L.I.P. grant expired in May '76 the staff carried on volun- tarily rather than let it close. Soldier's Memorial Hospital had provided the If insects are making a home of your garden... Get Diazinon Garden and Fruit Tree Spray. @ Kills sucking and chewing in- sects on fruit trees, flowers, vegetables. e Controls leatherjackets (craneflies) and other common insects in lawns. e@ Comes in liquid spray concentrate form. house in the first place and they agreed to supply the food and linen until such times as another grant could be arranged. Presently they are faced with a similar situation but Father McTague feels quite certain the Centre will not close. Last year's report revealed 583 admissions, 62 per cent from areas other than Orillia - 29 per CROSS The lawn and garden problem solvers. Save electricity, save natural resources. Conserve energy. The future depends on it. About a third of Ontario's electricity is gener- _ ated by burning fossil fuels... coal, oil, natural gas. The price of all these natural resources is increasing rapidly. The price of coal, for example, has tripled over the last five years. Higher fuel costs inevitably show up in the price you pay for electricity. Save electricity, and you'll save money. You'll also be helping to conserve dwin- dling natural resources for other important uses... transportation, agriculture, chemicals. "THE ONLY STATION YOU'LL EVER NEED" SNS ~ JAMES TAYOR ~ 4 ~ NEIL DIAMOND~O ~ETION JOHN ~ NG~ICGGINS& IN~Mec i~ JIM -CROCE JANIS IAN~ST SIMON & GARE JOHN DENVER~BO A~GORLON IVIA MCODY BLUE MEESSINA ~ S& WINGS-~R) ~JOIy COLEINS EVIE - FLL ~JONT MIPICHELL- BARRY HELL~BARRY UNKEL OD STEWART=N. CKMP 1230 ea SIMON ~JOAN ] INJO NEWIO : » ~CAROLE. K HARRY CHAPIN ~RETA COOLILG ~BEATERS LEON RUS RY MAN TIOW ~JESSE, CORDA Wak LIGHTFODL wetleres sLES~ROBERTA FLACK ~ R ~AMER "laaG cent were brought in by police - all the rest were referred from hospital: friends or family. Three per cent were between the ages of 16-20 years. = \ ois! supPos FUTURO NO. 23 wrist brace Wrap-around elastic with velcro closure provides adjustable support for weak, strained wrists. Bay Pharmacy Ltd., 85 Main St., Penetang May 21-22-23 Wye Marina, Ogdens Beach Rd., Midland (behind Martyrs' Shrine - on the bay) Come and test drive the boat of your choice. Over 300 new & used boats available Dealer for Og SILVERLINE Wye Heritage Marine Inc., Midland, Ontario 926-4475 or 526-3711 949-2555 philosophy. SEA FOOD: Shrimps Lobster With the above service. LAKEFERN MOTOR HOTEL AND RESTAURANT ¢@ is proud to re-open with a new look, a new management, and a new For this weekend (Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday) we feature: GERMAN DISHES: Wiener Schnitzel with mashed potatoes and beans and salad, Sauverbraten with red cabbage or Brussel Sprouts and "Spaetzle". STAND-BY: Sirloin Steak, 10 oz. Sirloin Steak, 8 oz. GOES a piece of a variety of German Butter Creme Torte. TOPLES may also .be interpreted that no other dining room shall top our cuisine, our selection, and our HIGHWAY 92 TELEPHONE 322-2795 Storewide NO INTEREST SALE on FURNITURE APPLIANCES CARPET BUY NOW * no money down. * pay over twelve months. * no interest or carrying charges. Starts MAY 18" PHILIPS @ MODULAR 4 COLOUR TELEVISION Microwave Oven Demonstration Friday May 20 1:00 to 8:00 Saturday May 21 1:00 to 5:00 model 20 P777. Example of No Interest Sale. TV cost. *499.00 7% sales tax. 34.93 Total *533.93 _§$ 4 4 49 a ae gw per month divide by 12 months. for 12 months OLEY' Furniture and Appliances 511 Hume St., Collingwood 445-0661 Wednesday, May 18, 1977, -- $499, Page 17