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News and photo ideas? We'd like to hear from you Many of these young people looking for accommodations Sainte-Marie among the Hurons at Midland The above photo shows last year's staff with places to rent, with or without board, from has completed its recruitment drive for the many expected to return this summer. A May 1 to Labour Day. If you have any ac- 1981 lineup of student interpreters and guides. sizeable number of students are looking for commodations, please contact Huronia Home from Florida vacation by Mrs. M. Gervais Mr. and Mrs. Grant DesChenes, Mrs. Ernest Cadeau and Mrs. Mary Sallows returned from spending holidays in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Donovan of Lynden visited recently with the former's mother Mrs. Edna Donovan and Miss Gail Donovan. Mr. Keith Webb of Oshawa wekended with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webb. Georgian Club Senior Citizens monthly meeting was held in the recreation room of the Legion on March 5 with President Mr. Frank Murphy conducting the meeting. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Mary Earl and adopted Vice-President Mrs. Lillyan Reid who spoke on the craft work and of a quilt which is being made. She said the next project to be undertaken will be on cooking and stressed everyone was welcome to attend any of the projects. Financial report was given by Mrs. Helen Gatehouse and a thank you card was read for the gifts given from the club to the Bonhomme winners. Mrs. Mabel Despin reported for the social committee and Mrs. Hilda Savage for the taxi finances. She also said at the meeting this week there would be a demon- stration for the ladies on make-up. Mr. Murphy $an- nounced there would not be a meeting on March 19 owing to the election. He also announced a bus trip to Wonderworld at Maple would be on June 2. A report on cards to bereaved and ill from Mrs. Springthorpe was read. Mrs. Delia Murphy reported for the euchre games. A letter from Dr. H. C. Jileson was read expressing appreciation for the office size autoclave which the Georgian Club had procured for the Medical Centre with the Dominion Store Tape Plan. The club wishes to thank all those who Page 6, Wednesday,.March 18,.1981.. assisted in this project by sending 'in their tapes. Mr. Lawrence Letondresse for the Recreation Committee and hoped to see more out on Monday af- ternoon in. St. John Church Hall for Carpet Bowling and Darts. Following adjournment, cards were played with the following winners: Mr. Clifford Moore, Mr. J. Cormier, Mrs. Laura Lyons, Mrs. Ruby Cormier. This was followed by a _ social hour and lunch. St. Mary's Catholic Women's League held their March meeting on Tuesday, March 3, beginning with Mass at 7 p.m. Mrs. Madeline Juneau opening the meeting with the League prayer. Reports were given by the Convenors and it was reported the Grades 7 and 8 students and teachers had been in- vited to attend. the World Day of Prayer service on Friday, March 6. A donation was made to St. Mary's School to help with the cost of Confirmation books and a donation was also sent to the Coldwater Music Festival. A Ceramic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Set had been donated by Mrs. Lucy Moreau and tickets will be sold on this set with the draw being made at the Summer Bazaar on July 11th. The theme for the World Day of Prayer for 1981 is The Earth is the Lord's. Final plans were made for this day with the 'non- denominational service in St. Mary's Church. Plans were also made for the St. Patrick's Day Tea on March 18. Volunteers are needed to help prepare the Hall on Tuesday, March 17 at 1 p.m. The following are the dates to remember -- March 18 - 2:30 to 5 p.m. St. Patrick's Day Tea: Tuesday, April 7 - Annual Membership Pot Luck Supper; Wed- nesday, May 10th -- Day of Recollection; St. Mary's Parish; Saturday, July 11 - Summer Bazaar. Mrs. Madeline Juneau led in the closing prayer. Shuffleboard. The World Day of Prayer Services held in St. Mary's Church on March 6 with members of St. Mary's Church, St. Paul's Church and St. John's Church taking part was well attended and thanks are given to all those who par- ticipated. Mrs. Leslie Winfield returned recently to her home after spending the winter with her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Allan Winfield in St. Louis, Missouri and with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Farrow in Wind- sor. She was. ac- companied home by Mr. and Mrs. Farrow. Many friends and relatives attended the miscellaneous __ bridal shower for Miss Angie Alphonse held in St. Mary's Parish Hall on March 25. The bride-to- be received many lovely gifts for which she thanked those present. 1 You can buy paperbacks for ly of the original price at MIKE'S BOOK STORE, ORILLIA We sell paperbacks at 2 price and buy them back when returned in good condition. 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