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ae a ee ee ---- "wT... =~, .-w.TewweoermlermleSeermemlceoreeeseehCh ele CS eT eewrlYTLhULT,rhChULT Se .CmLermCUCeerrrrmhCOmLrehlhmTmhUTlhlUlemhlUm TCU TO Oe! YT SS Oe Standing room only at Huronia Players' 'Paint Your Wagon' A number of North Simcoe students were among the 234 Georgian College graduates who received diplomas at Georgian's 10th annual convocation ceremonies held Saturday, May 28. Fashion Promotion: Margaret Anne Bingham, Midland; Mary Theresa Montgrain, Midland. Journalism: Marie Louise Dupuis, Midland. Law and _ Security: Thomas Richard Zum- mach, Port MeNicoll. Accounting: Bonnie Maude. Gardiner, Midland; Peter Malcolm MacLeod, Midland. Secretarial: Mary Jane McConnell, Midland; Lynda Jessica 'Huronia Players Stephenson, Midland; Aileen Marie Zummach, Midland. Midland and area students graduate © from Georgian College Electronic Technician: Sidney Patrick Gould, Waubaushene. Plant care talk at St. James tomorrow, June 2 Buying a plant to decorate your home is easy to do but caring for the plant properly can sometimes present problems. On Thursday night at 8 p.m. the Anglican Church Women are having a_ guest speaker from Bradford to talk about different kinds of plants and how to care for them. Plants will also be on sale. The action takes place at the St. James Church Hall on Church St. in Penetanguishene. For tickets call Mrs. Nellie Grigg at 549-8850. YMCA news _ Recreation This year we had 5717 contacts with Simcoe North residents on low income. This was an increase of 1035 over 1976. Midland activities were up 58 per cent over 1976 season. Total contacts for: Midland 1977 - 1,276; 1976-810; 1975-656. Thus, this service is necessary, and a growing need but funding assistance is vital. _The Midland Y.M.C.A. will be running a Ladies Softball league this summer. Registrations are now being accepted for any of those 16 and over in- terested in a fun evening out. First game to start on Friday, June 10th at 6:30 p.m. and don't forget to please supply your own glove. Games will be played each and every Friday following from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. See you then. Midland Y's Men's Summer Program 77 is both educational and recreational and offers fun, fellowship, and understanding of the outdoor life for those 6 to 15 yrs. The playground operates for those 6 to 8 yrs. at Little Lake Park during the month of July. One director along with 10 program people work together to give your son or daughter a summer to remember. Some programming and ac- tivities included are rowing, swimming in- struction, crafts, games, parents nights, and many more fun filled events. Day camp The day camp operates for those 9 to 11 yrs. at Georgian Sands Park, Lafontaine, which operates also during the month of July. Both campers and staff are bused daily from the Y.M.C.A. to the park in Lafontaine at 9 a.m. sharp. Again, one director and seven staff are hired to plan programs, and events for your youngsters. The campers are involved in: canoeing, archery, nature study, sleep-outs, games, crafts and many other activities. To avoid 'disappointment register now as some sessions are filling up quickly. The Adventure Club a program for boys and girls aged 12 to 15 yrs. consists of a training program followed by a three day canoe trip. Two trips have been organized, one operates from Aug. 2 to the 5th and the other from Aug. 8 to the 12th. The Young canoeist will be trained in area such as water safety, camp crafts, canoeing techniques, tenting etc. followed by a 30 mile trip. Registration operates on a first come, first serve bases so please register early. For fur- ther details contact Anne Bourgeois at 526-7828. Ontario MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1975 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Special Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at THE COURT ROOM, COURT HOUSE, 114 WORSLEY STREET, BARRIE, ONTARIO, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8th, 1977, at the hour of 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, at which time the Board will hear applications for new licences in accordance with The Liquor Licence Act, 1975 and Regulations thereunder. The following establishment has applied for a licence of the type indicated, and the application will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time Blue Sky Restaurant 48 Main Street Penetanguishene, Ontario Dining Lounge Licence AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any per son who is resident in the municipality and objects to any application may file the' grounds of objection in person at the time and place of the meeting or in writing to Executive Director, © Liquor Licence Board of Ontario, 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East, TORONTO, Ontario. MSE 1A4 FHH77149 by Shirley Whittington There was standing room only last Friday night in Sacred Heart auditorium _ at the Huronia Players' production of Paint Your Wagon, by Lerner and Loewe. In fact late comers had to be turned away - there just wasn't any more room. This happened several times during the play's four night run. Midland loves musical comedy, and Paint Your Wagon was received' with tremendous enthusiasm. Paint Your Wagon is not Lerner and Loewe's best musical. The songs are mediocre and aside from a lively can-can- by some high kicking dan- cing girls, the action seems to consist mainly of people standing around in clumps. However, the Players pulled their Wagon off with great skill .and polish. Backed by a solidly dependable musical ensemble Women's Day at Midland YMCA June 2 A day of learning is being provided by the Midland YMCA and Georgian College. 'Focus on Women' Day on June 2 wil) zero in on a number of topics which may in- terest women. Guest speakers will be directing seminars. on subjects such as creative play, women and the law, relaxation in the home and office, housewives plus more. Noon hour movies will be part of the program and for the evening they've slated a guest speaker from the Ontario Status of Women Council. Beverly Kirkpatrick's talk will include several of her concerns, stereotyping in children's school books, female's rights to sport facilities and protecting the in- dividuality of retarded children. Edith Weber, teacher at Georgian College in Barrie, will be guest speaker at the Women's Day and will be speaking on women in various fields including literature and media. "We hope that this day will have a spin-off, long- range effect," Ellie Van Der Heuvel of Georgian Coll "er ge ion Penetanguishene _ says. "We're hoping that, with a lot of public input, it could become an annual event." Focus on Women Day is open to all who wish to attend. (Nancy Capps, piano; Tom Plant, guitar; Brian Kitsemetry, base guitar; Larry Huth, banjo; Jim McConnell, drums) the male chorus was resonantly robust, and the many solo bits were delivered with confidence and excellent diction. Cheryl Smith, playing Jennifer Rumson, deserves special praise. Her singing voice was warm and sweet, and every phrase she sang was clear and meaningful. : The vocal highlight of the evening was the trio between Jacob (Ed Guthrie) Sarah (ris McInerney) and Elizabeth (Cindy Kelly). The three sang an evening prayer together in gentle harmony, then each of the ladies stepped aside for some nasty (the sentiment, not the singing) counterpoint. Mike MacVittie was impressive in his solo, They Call the Windc Maria, and as an offstage voice in the last scene. Other vocalists - Bill McInerney, Richard Gorell, Glenn Campbell, Alan Drysdale, and Raymond Holt, did so well that several mem- bers of the audience commented at in- termission, that they didn't know there was so much: talent in our community. Choral director Janet French gets full marks for inspiring a polished performance. Simple set The set was simple - almost stark - and one wonders why in the barroom scenes, tables and chairs weren't provided for the weary miners. Directors Lynn Gorell and Raymond Holt made good use of off-stage exits and entrances. This ploy gave the audience a good look at the dazzling ladies of the night - Catherine Gignac, Jean Kelly, Karen Redditt, Saskia Van Toledo and Florence Brock. The biggest mystery of the night was the quill pen with which storekeeper Murray Tyndall wrote out a bill of sale. Was it a fountain quill pen? Or did Tyndall have a pot of ink con- cealed in his vest pocket? This is a minor quibble. John Hansler was so evil and commanding as Raymond Janney, --Summer-- EMPLOYMENT for boys and girls as MIDLAND TIMES or Penetanguishene CITIZEN 'Wednesday carriers Opportunity for one day a week work awaiting that bill of sale that it didn't matter how it was drawn up. Others in the cast of Paint Your Wagon in- cluded Alan Drysdale, Stephen Hartnell, Stephen Quesnelle, Elmer Vuorimaki, Marshall Hubbard, Peter LaCroix, Peter Knight, Keith MeNally, Bill Nieuwland, Mare McInerney, BEAUTY wl CAREER IN =? 8 MONTHS ¥ ~~ Barrie School of Hairdressing 46 Mary St. e 728-3962 % Licensed By Tho Ministry Of College Universities (Ontario)! Chipper Thompson and Gord Redman. Paint Your Wagon closes what surely must have been one of the most successful Huronia Players' seasons so far. 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If you believe, as | do, that senior citizens have earned the right to a secure old age, free from anxiety and financial stress, that young people have the right to affordable housing in which to raise their children, that all of us have a right to work in whatever capacity we function best, that farmers have the right to grow and produce, and to bequeath the fruits of their lifetime labours to their children, that every child has the right to learn at his or her own rate, that the disabled, the blind, the deaf, the single-parent mother and children, deserve our help, then you believe as George Taylor believes. And if you agree that small business and big business, which are the backbone of this economy, have the right to expand and employ workers, that there is only one class of people in Ontario and that's first class, that we are all people, working and living together -- as individuals -- not lumped collectively as robots. If you believe in these, then you believe in the Progressive Conservative way of life. If you believe in these things, then we will all win on June 9. CL Progressive Conservative Simcoe Centre