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' secondly, Adventures in Pk dining Staff eating in the cafeteria of Huronia District Hospital, Wednesday, had a choice of arroz con pollo. enchilada suiza or el bandido taco as an entree. Dessert was pera con dudin y kahlua. It was Mexican Day in the cafeteria, part of the hospital's adventures in dining series. From left are Lise Chevrier, cook food supervisor, Trollope, dietary aide, and Germaine Ferris, Wendy Try our new Safe Boaters Some facts about Vionth of Hope The Midland District Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society-and the Quota Club of Huronia have teamed up this month to raise funds for the Cancer Society. During Daffodil Days, the Quota Club will be selling literally dozen of bunches of daffodils with proceeds being turned over to the societv. In all, an estimated 24.000 blooms, in bun- ches of 10, are to be sold during the early phase of the month-long campaign during the Cancer Society's Month of Hope. A number of questions have been raised in connection with Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope and where that money is going which the Ontario Cancer Society has clarified in literature being distributed these davs 'to volunteer campaign workers. The information is of .such value that it is being published here at this time: What's Happening with all the Terry Fox Money? A. As requested by Terry. the "Marathon of Hope." fund will be kept separate from all other funds of the National Cancer Institute, which is the research arm of the Society and will be used for cancer research. Three special Programs have been developed and more programs are being planned. Some funds will be used to: five recognized scientists the challenge of pursuing dramatic new research ideas that otherwise may not have been funded; attract promising young in- vestigators to pursue a career in cancer research by supporting training programs; and thirdly, improve and expand cancer research facilities in Canadian medical schools and university science' faculties throughout the country. Why do you need more, isn't Terry's money enough? A All ot the 'Marathon of Hope,"' funds go directly into a separate fund ad- ministered by the research arm of the Societv, the National Cancer Institute of Canada Ongoing programs in research, as well as patient ser- vices and_ public education receive none of this money. Terry Fox chose the Canadian Back from Australia Cancer Society to sponsor his run because he was impressed by the work of the Society when he _ initially became a_-- cancer patient. Terry wanted the money he raised to be over and above our normal Campaign funds. Why can't you use Terry's money for vour regular programs and forget about having a campaign this year? A The Canadian Cancer Society is very careful to follow Terry's request that the ""Marathon of Hope" funds be kept separate from all other funds and be used for cancer research, Terry's sacrifice would be lost if you substitute his ef- Guest speaker next Wednesday at the Midland and District Rotary Club will be Mike Odesse, recently returned from a Rotary Club-sponsored visit to Australia. Odesse will show slides he took there as well as address the Rotarians. Yacht Insurance Plan'... eAll Risk Hull Insurance e1% Deductible eV/alued Basis Hull Insurance - NO DEPRECIATION eProtection & Indemnity- $500,000. ¢Medical Payments- $10,000. Example: - 1979 Fibreglass 20' Runabout - $20,000 All Risk Hull Insurance - 500,000. Protection & Indemnity 1 7Q-°°: (On above example) forts for your regular contribution. We must act on the momentum which Terry created to strengthen dramatic- ally. the financial basis for cancer research in Canada. What happens to all this money vou raise in April? A Approximately sixtv-one percent will go directly to research, (not the research that is supported by the Terry Fox "Marathon of Hope" funds). Your donation will help very exciting and promising programs to continue. Fourteen percent will be directed to Public Education which has manv worthwhile programs for youth, adults and employees in industry. ANNUAL $ PREMIUM *Surveys required on boats over 10 years old * Rates are applicable to sailboats, inboard-outboards, and inboards only \ (705) 526-9345 for full particulars!