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The new face around the Midland OPP offices these days is that of Constable Ron Adair. Constable Adair comes to Midland from Kenora, where he served New officer three years with the OPP. An OPP Coldwater skate-a-thon will aid arena fund by E. Lorraine Orr Ice skaters remember the Skate-a-thon in aid of the Coldwater 'Save the Arena Fund". Participants 16 years of age and over begin skating at 10 p.m. Friday, February 10 and under 16 years of age begin on Saturday, February 11 at 8a.m. All skating will end at 4 p.m. on Saturday. There is still time to obtain sponsor sheets from Beach's Shell and to line up sponsors. Moonstone Public School Active The students of Moonstone Public School made good use of the surplus snow these past weeks by trying their skill at snow sculptures. A green and yellow caterpillar, the CN Tower, an Eskimo in his kayak and a large turtle all appeared in front of the school. The children of Grades 5 to 8 made the statues, poured water over them to promote freezing and used diluted poster paint for the coloring. There will be a dance at the Moonstone Public School on Friday, February 10, 7:15 p.m. to 11 p.m. for students of Grades 6 to 9. Vice-Principal, Howard Baker, and teachers, Mrs. Ann Wright and Doug Brandon of Moonstone and Mrs. Cynthia Young and David Brister of Coldwater attended an English workshop in Elmvale to learn of the new material available to teachers regarding Teaching Reading effectively, Kindergarten to Grade 8. The guest speaker was Dr John MelInnes, Library News There is a new set of Canadiana Encyclope- dias now available at the Coldwater Memorial Library. These books have been purchased with money received from the Wintario Grant. This up- to-date set will be very helpful to students requiring information for school projects and they are invited to make use of the facilities during library hours. Also available at the library, Senior Citizen Building and the Jay- Haro Nursing Home are catalogs listing a variety of large-print books. Persons interested in this type of book are asked to study these catalogs and place their requests with librarian, Mrs. Mona Beach. Robyn Dick from Askus about you Come and tell us what you're looking for in a job. Tell us what you are today and what you want to be tomorrow. Ask us if we can offer opportunities and challenges to match your needs. No obligations on either side. We'll be glad to talk. And we may have just what you're looking for. But you'll never know until you ask. Visit our Mobile Recruiting Unit, Canada Manpower Centre, Midland, 14 Feb./78 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. MID-WINTER BLUES?? Have a party! Call THU PARTY SPECIALISTS tc discuss your party plans DIRECT DIAL TO BLUEWATER 361-2446 Page 10, Wednesday, February 8, 1978 constable for a total of 8 years, Con- stable Adair is married and has two children. His arrival boosts the Midland OPP's manpower up to 35 officers. Staff photo Georgian Flowers, Georgian Mall, Barrie will be the guest speaker at the Coldwater Hor- ticultural Society meeting on February 16 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Dick will speak and demonstrate the arranging of dried, silk, and fresh flowers. Coldwater School Activities Anyone noticing many of the children at Cold- water Public School last Friday would have thought there was a measle epidemic. The appearance of spots on many of the students' faces was to represent freckles as they attended, in costume, the 'Hillbilly Hop" The dance from 3 to 5 p.m. was sponsored by the Grade 8 class to help promote school spirit and to earn money for the class trip to Ottawa in May. Children from Grades 1 to 8 were invited and the gymnasium was really "hoppin'"'. Costumes were judged in each classroom and the winners competed in the gym. The first for girl was won by Dawn Gill, Grade 7 and for boy, Cevin Laughlin, Grade 3. Honorable mention was awarded to Steven Lovering, Grade 2. The Public School Parents' Association will be conducting a dance on Friday, February 10 in the Coldwater school gym. Doors will open at 8 p.m. and close at 9 p.m. The dance will end at 11 p.m. The dance con- venors, Mrs. Ann Hen- derson and Mrs. Ruth Bolyea have planned spot dances and a door prize for the children from Grades 6 to 9 only, from Warminster, Moonstone, Coldwater and Waubaushene schools. The parents may be assured the dances are well chaperoned. ont as you BUY 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 Following are the winners in various events and draws staged during last weekend's Mini- Bonhomme Carnaval held in Victoria Harbour. Hand-made stole, Jean Tessier, Victoria Har- bour. Parks and Recreation 50-50 draw, Lucy Bressette, Port Severn. Picnic Table, Evelyn Hebner, Port Severn. Oil painting, A. Gravelle, Penetangui- shene. Ceramic Basin and Jug, N.L. Challice, Thornhill. King and Queen Con- test: Margaret Cadeau, Queen; Doug Cadeau, King. Both winners were presented with engraved watches from the Royal Canadian Legion, an Avon gift certificate, a cheque from the Legion's Ladies Auxiliary and a gift from the mini- Bonhomme committee. Both also received trophies donated by Richard Curnew. Ladies log sawing: First; Sharon Larmand and Lou Frosey. Second; Anita Smitten and Collette Connely. Men's Log sawing: First, Gary Kaus and Tom Carpenter. Second; Gerry Cadeau and Terry Sallows. Ice sculpture contest-- Most comical, Granny Jones; Most original, China Boy. Men's cross country ski race--first, Mark Badior; Second, Dave Lesperance. Ladies and juniors race--first, David Jackson; Second, Sharon Larmand. Button selling contest-- St. Mary's School--Anne Alphones, first; Joanne Cadeau, second. Victoria Harbour School--Ken McDowell, first; Vaughan Bum- stead, second. Races--Boys five and under, Mark Connely; Girls five and under, Geri Lee Hayes; Boys five and six, Ian Romanowski, Shane Bywater; Girls five and six, Susan Byng; Jamie Hayes (Tie); Boys seven and eight, Steve Brissette, Brian Ester- brooks; Girls seven and eight; Tracy Cook, Cindy Hubbard; Boys nine and 10, Dennis Brissette, Mike Derose; Girls nine and 10, Christine Byng, Angie Brousseau; Bosy 11 and 12, Allan Whidden, Scott Warne; Girls 11 and 12, Kim Pelletier, Andrea Brousseau; Boys 13 and 14 David Horan, Brett Hawk, Girls 13 and 14, Lynn Beaton. Public School games-- France, 56 2/3; Great Britain, 51 2/3; Poland, 4514; Canada, 41; Czechoslovakia, 3912; Soviet Union, 33' 2/3; Sweden, 33; United States, 25. France team mem- bers--Darryl Dennie, Kim Jarman, Andy Jones, Lisa Ellery, Ken McDowell, Bill Duncan, Linda Legault. Skating races--Boys six to eight, Steven Bressette, David Desroches, Stephen Duncan. Girls six to eight, Kerry Larmand, Deanne Brousseau, Jessica Rioux. Boys nine to 11, Jamie Cadeau, Larry Cousineau, Chris Belanger. Girls nine to 11, Cathy Cadeau, Angie Brousseau, Carmen Copegog. Boys 12 and over Robin Barnes, Robert Savage, Brian Cadeau. Girls 12 and over, Kim Pelltier, Joanne Cadeau, Brenda McConkey. Boot races--Boys six to eight, Brian Zandbelt, Christopher Edwards, Bradley Marshall. Girls six to eight, Cathy Charlebois, Lisa Beauchamp. Boys nine to 11, Dennis Bressette, Bobby Beauchamp, Nicky St. Amand. Girls nine to 11, Lias Marshall, Gabrielle Gschweng. Boys 12 and over, Andre St. Amand, Gabby Bot- tineau, Roger Pillon. Girls 12 and over, Wendy Savage, Nancy Ram- sbottom, Dinise Beauchamp. 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