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Victoria Harbour bv Mrs. M. Gervais Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Belcher observed their 25th anniversary with a reception and party at the Legion Hall in Port MeNicoll, Saturday evening. Ai the last meeting of Georgian Club Senior Citizens an_ invitation was extended from Sunset Branch Royal Canadian Legion to attend a dinner at the Legion Hall on Friday evening, April 24 at 6:30 p.m At the parks and recreation euchre held in St. John's Church hall Friday evening, prize winners were Mrs. Capistrantd, Mr. Bob Elgar. Mrs. Shirley Wignall and Mr. Wm. Todd The next Euchre Partv will be held on conference Fridav. Everyone is welcome. Guests of Mrs. Edna Donovan and Miss Gail Donovan from Wed- nesdav to Sunday last week were her sister Mrs. Rita Gratrix and her family, Mr. Donald Gratrix. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gratrix and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sewart- son. all of Detroit, Mich. At the coffee break which is held every Wednesday morning at 9:45 a.m. in the Com- munitv Centre, Mrs. Grace Webb had her hair set and Mrs. Marion Adamson had her hair styled by David Rumnerfield of Orillia. Miss Marguerite Moore. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore. died suddenly at her home. The funeral took place on Saturday with burial in Victoria Harbour Union Cemetery. Mrs. Leslie Winfield is an aunt of Miss Moore. PGH Births A seven pound 15 ounce girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Russ Ritchie. 66 Yonge St., Elmvale, on April. 15, 1981 at Penetanguishene General Hospital. Mr and Mrs. Plavne of RR1, Perkinsfield, became the narents of a boy weighing seven pounds seven ounces on April 15. 1981, And. RR3, Elmvale residents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lucock became the proud parents of a seven pound 11 ounce bov on April 12, 1981. Jack Attends Repres to right, Back Row: orth Simcoe at the Junior Wielen. Gary McLean, Scott Brown, Greg Farmer's Conference '81 held recently at Brown. Front Row: Doug Ritchie, Connie the Constellation Hotel, Toronto, were left Giffen. Joanne Baks, Dale Giffen. Henry Vander OSAP increases good news Students in Midland and Penetanguishene and elsewhere in Ontario are planning to attend post-secondary classes in the upcoming school year; received some good news recently when Bette Stephenson, colleges and universities minister announced an increase in funding for the Ontario Student Assistance Program. The amount of money available for the program will be in- creased 16.4 percent up to $98.2 million. That is an increase of $13.8 million over last year Of that amount, $4.2 © million has been set aside to meet increased tuition fees faced by students. Other changes af- fecting the program include an increase in the personal and living allowance for single students living away from home from $72 to $77 ner week under Ontario's grant plan. In addition to that, the maximum grant for indenendant single students will jump from $1.000 to $1,100 per term or semester. Students will also be expected to contribute more from summer earnings, that amount now $60, an increase of $10 from last year. If students have trouble finding a summer job, they can appeal this amount but thev must document their job search to qualifv. Applications for student loans are available now from colleses and univer- sities in Ontario, from Ontario Secondary Schools and from the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Univer- St. John Ambulance is the foremost authority on First Aid in Canada. St. John Ambulance is offering a new, in- novative home health care course to train peonle to care for family members at home. You can buy paperbacks for i, 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. We buy most other books including comics and adult magazines in good condition and pay top dollar for up-tosdate ones! 91 Mississaga St. E., Orillia R. Edwards Chairman Simcoe County Board of Education KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION for Orillia and District Schools Will take place April 28 to May 5, 1981 Contact your local school for details 1.C. Harris Director of Education sities. Student Awards Branch. Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 2B4 Mary Ulrichsen Marv B. Ulrichsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ulrichsen of Penetanguishine has graduated from the University of Guelph with the degree Bachelor of Commerce in Hotel and Food Administration, 1981. and has joined the firm of Saga Canadian Management Services Ltd. seven stores. SOMETHING NEW!... The Royal Coach Diamond Ensemble THE RING 228° THE PENDANT 148* THE EARRINGS 278*. BEAUTIFULLY MATCHED PIECES AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES Clusters are among the most popular diamond rings today. Small gleaming diamonds are grouped around a larger centre stone giving off more reflected light. This results in the appearance of greater brilliance. The mount is 14K gold. Truly a lovely ring for the girl of your dreams. The diamonds in the matching pieces are the same as the centre stone in the ring itself. What a lovely gift all three pieces would make. BE A WINNER -- During this special offer any purchase in a P.D. Murphy store makes you eligible to win a diamond studded replica of a Royal Coach, in the form of a gold brooch valued at $3,000.00 dollars. Just deposit your P.D. Murphy cash register slip in the ballot box. Draw will be made July 29th. Be sure to read the rules posted on the ballot box. Consolation prizes of one 25.00 gift certificate will be provided in each of P.D. Murphy Jewellers 251 King Street, Midland "A NAME YOU CAN TRUST" Wednesday, April 22, 1981, Page 9 ag