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Midland Library open to visitors Library Hours: Mon- day through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. From the new book list: Regina. Darcy. A romantic tale, with a touch of humor and mystery, set in Regency London. Condominium. Mac- donald. In John D. MacDonald's latest novel, the apartment owners organize to take on the money manipulators. The of 65 great afghan projects, to knit, crochet and embroider. A World of Light. Sarton. Portraits of men and women who live on in the waking memory of May Sarton. There's an Iguana in my Plumbing! Bierman. The adventures of a couple who left West- chester for West Africa, and encountered an iguana in the plumbing, red ants in the food, and snakes in the car engine. Library news stage is barely set when Hurricane Ella begins its movement toward the Gulf Keys. The Cracker Factory. Robeta-Burditt. The story of Cassie Barrett - typical suburban housewife - and her recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous. A Place to Come to. Warren. Robert Penn Warren's latest book is described as "'a powerful novel" with many strong characters. It is the story of Jed Tewksbury and is told by himself, in a blend of his backwoods origin and his scholarly at- tainments. McCall's Book of Afghans. A treasure chest You Can See The World in 40 Days. Waggoner. An experienced _ traveller's humorous account of visits to Hawaii, Tahiti, Australia, Bali, Bangkok, Japan etc. You are invited to come and see the display of photographs, artifacts etc. arranged by Ste- Marie-Among-The-Hu- rons, in the library for two weeks. Summer residents, and visitors to the area are cordially invited to come into the Library to read Magazines, newspapers and books. If you wish to borrow books during your stay please ask for a Library card. Correction On Friday, June 24 the Friday Times erroneously reported the Senior Citizen Center's repaired its leaky roof with a government grant of $3,200. The total repair bill was $3,200 and a govern- ment grant of approximately $300 was for painting. The seniors' centre raised the funds for the repairs themselves. We apologize for this S00 ae error. CHAY blacks out Here's hoping lightning only strikes twice, for Huronia's new FM station at least. When the region ex- perienced the heavy storms on Monday af- ternoon the first bolt of lightning disrupted the hydro supply, by is 4 i citizen band munications. The bolt also caused a recently planted, small evergreen to be blown 40 feet from its spot in the landscaping, but still in its-fibre pot. Other damage caused by this bolt included disruption to the com- an on a pole on the south east corner of CHAY's property that in turn tripped all the fuses on the adjacent pole. The lack of power caused the station to be off air for about 90 minutes. Five minutes later the second bolt struck the STL tower located at the station. This bolt completely disintegrated a small antenna on the tower, used for monitoring local hi system, and to the cartridge machines, making it impossible for the station to play commercials, news clips, special features, even its own musical iden- tifications for over 5 hours. CHAY announcer Tony Pearce, who, at the height of the storm was terrified by a tremendous blue flash in the control room, hopes that this experience with Huronia's weather will not be repeated. ios, = P a SE ee = A letter from the Queen The Queen does answer letters from all walks of Canadians - and Sherry and Jana LeClair of Midland have the proof right in their hands. Some weeks ago Sherry's teacher at Parkview School talked to her students about Queen Elizabeth's Jubilee and six year old Sherry was so taken with the special event that she drew a large poster of the royal family and promptly mailed it, with a small letter of explanation, to Buckingham Palace. The reply came last week - a hand addressed and signed letter from Susan Hussey, one of the Queen's ladies-in waiting, who said she had been commanded by The Queen to 'thank you for the picture you have drawn for Her Majesty." No mention however was made of Sherry's request that the Queen visit Midland this year, but that did little to dampen the excitement at the Le Clair home last week. Staff photo vorryy ¥ Call Contact 526-9333 pleasure of spending the Dept. Contact has quite-a Hours 9 a.m. to5 p.m. better partofaday witha number of calls each Monday to Friday very interesting young month concerning con- (Except Holidays) lady from the Consumer sumer problems. Some of Last week I had the and Corporate Affairs Y's summer camp openings these calls we have not been able to answer but I am happy to report that now we have in our files more updated in- formation concerning these enquiries. The Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs works to protect meet set standards, to insure that there is adequate labelling of consumer products and to assist in answering legitimate complaints. All of us as consumers have the right to truthful and honest information. Our day camps are still accepting registrations for both camp sessions operating from July 5 to July 15, and from July 18 to July 29th. Both boys and girls aged 9 to 11 yrs. are welcomed to take part in this well supervised and planned program. Youngsters will be introduced to a number of activities such as: canoeing, archery, games, sing-songs, crafts, overnight sleep- outs, hikes, nature study, and much more. Counsellors and directors are now being trained in specific areas to help them fullfill their summer job and to give your children a fun and enjoyable program. Our three day canoe trip operating from August 2 to 5 is still ac- cepting a few more registrations. This trip will consist of 30 miles of hard work and portaging. And we are only prepared to take 15 youngsters aged 12-15 yrs. Canoe skills, camp crafts, water safety, swimming, outdoor cooking will all be incorporated into this adventurous program For further details on any of the above programs contact Anne Bourgeois at 526-7828. PUBLIC MEETING PROVINCIAL PARKS The Provincial Parks Council will hold a Public Meeting on Thursday, July 14, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. in the Oakview Community Centre, Mosley Street, Wasaga Beach, Ontario. The purpose of the meeting 's to listen to any individual or group wishing to discuss matters relevant to policies, planning, operations,~management and any other matter related to the Provincial Parks of Ontario. Individuals or groups wishing to be heard may contact the undersigned for an appointment time, or appear at the above named place. 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