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Visitors inthe news by Mrs. M. Gervais Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Todd and Mr. and Mrs. | Dick Brown _ spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rate and Gerry in Scar- borough. Mrs. Edna and Miss Gail Donovan spent from Thursday until with Mrs. Wilson's mother Mrs. J.E. Springthorpe. Mrs. Gordon Gervais visited .from Thursday to Tuesday with relatives in Mississauga, Burlington and St. Catharines. Mrs. W.B. Reid of Toronto visited with her brother and _ sister-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tuesday with the for- mer's son and daughter- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Eplett for the holiday Gary Donovan in_ weekend. Lynden. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MacKenzie returnéd from spending three months in Delray Beach, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson and Glynis of Scarborough spent the Easter holiday weekend Bion. TE Les Historical find Leon Ladouceur of Penetanguishene holds an historical artifact he found Tuesday when he was roto-tilling his uncle's garden on Robert Street in Penetanguishene. Ladouceur's uncle says the lead piece, inscribed Hudson Bay, Prime Western, Made in Canada, dates back to the 1930's and 1940's and could possibly be a monument cor- nerpiece. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Latham returned from spending holidays in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Coulson of South Gillies and Mrs. Jessie Shannon of Eady called on Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Evans of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Howe. Mr. Douglas Adamson and son Bradley of | Elmvale visited his) mother Mrs. Marion Adamson on Sunday. At the Coffee Break held each Wednesday morning in the Com- munity Centre at 9:45 _ there is a door prize'! , given out and last week , | the prize went to Mrs. Margaret Temblay. Today Betty Anne 4 Larmand will give a demonstration of Yoga and on May 6 Georgian Bay Real Estate's Bob | Armstrong will speak on "What to look for when buying an older home."' St. Mary's Catholic Women's League held its annual membership dinner on April 7 beginning with Mass at , 6 p.m. A pot luck dinner Victoria Harbour followed and then the monthly meeting was held. Convenors gave their reports, thank you notes and donations were received from the St. Amand Family and the Bressette Family. A thank you letter was also received from the Women's Inter-Church Council of Women for the donation received from the World Day of Prayer meeting-- ($65.15). An invitation was received from St. John's ladies to an inter-church pot luck dinner on Tuesday, June 9. Contact Diane Moreau if you wish to, attend. ; Confirmation will be held at St. Mary's Parish on Wednesday evening, May 6. The day of recollection will be held at St. Mary's Wed- nesday, May 20 beginning 10 a.m. Bring your lunch, tea and coffee will be supplied. St. Mary's Summer~ Bazaar will be on July 11. Convenors and of- ficers then gave their yearly reports which proved to be a very busy and successful year. 1980-81 dues are now being collected by Mrs. M. Bourgeois. Nominations were then held with a few changes from last year. The following is the 1981-1982 executive- President - Mrs. Mabel Despin; treasurer - Mrs. Anne secretary - Mrs. Clara Cadeau. Convenors - Dianne Morea, Margaret __ Bourgeois, Rose DesChenes, Adrienne Alphonse, Susan Moreau, Rosalie Charlebois, Past president Mrs. Grace Brousseau. The Spring Regional meeting will be held in Barrie on LaChapelle; } Next meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 12. The meeting was closed with prayer. HELP WANTED Wednesday, May 6. Those wishing to attend please contact one of the executive. HELP WANTED Help wanted School Bus Drivers required. Contact Brian Dubeau, P.M.C.L. 926-5438 34TF CO-ORDINATOR, HELP WANTED COMMUNITY Responsible live-in companion/ housekeepe r required for elderly lady. For appointment please call 526-5070. . 35-36 SERVICE ORDER PROGRAM PROGRAM: To work with the Judiciary, Probation and Parole Services, local agencies and adult of- AVON Full or part-time earnings. No experience necessary, just a friendly personality. We train. Midland, Waubaushene, Victoria Harbour. Call 526-3512. 28TF TENDERS | TENDERS ONTARIO HYDRO has for sale the following pieces of equipment on an "'as is, where is" basis. 891-777 - 1975 Dodge D100 Offer forms, pre-addressed and pre-numbered envelopes may be obtained and inspection of units may be arranged by contacting: I. MacASKILL, O.L. DUBEAU DRIVE, PENETANG 8:30-4:30 Police, firemen called to blaze Flos-Elmvale Fire Department and the Elmvale OPP were called to the scene of a fire last Tuesday when a tow truck became engulfed in flames. OPP report the vehicle, owned by Perry Ritchie of Brooks, Alberta, had its cab gutted by the blaze, after Ritchie noticed smoke coming from under the hood and escaped. The fire took place on Flos Concession 6-7 and caused an estimated $3,000 damage. $4,000 damage A single vehicle accident on County Road 22 last Saturday resulted in $4,000 damage to a Clarksburg man's car and charges for the driver, reports Elmvale OPP. Apparently a car driven by Lester McGuire of RR 1 Clarksburg left the county road just east of the Pineridge Ski Club Road, and broke off nine guide posts before coming to rest. All offers must be accompanied by a certified cheque amounting to 10 per cent of the total offer and mailed directly to Ontario Hydro, 800 Kipling Avenue, SE and M, SC42, Toronto, Ontario, M8Z 584, in a sealed envelope marked "Transaction: Number 7192-SD" Offers must be received in SE and M Office by 4:00 p.m., May 26, 1981. Ontario Hydro reserves the right to reject any or all offers. 35 to 38 Ontario Government Tender. Elevator Repair Contractors Repair Elevator Brake Drum at the Mental Health Centre, PENETANG, Ont. Tender GB- 81-049-P66700. Sealed Tenders will be received until 2:00 p.m. local time on Tuesday, May 19, 1981. COMBINED TENDERS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Tender documents may be obtained from the Ontario Ministry of Government Services, Georgian Bay Regional Office, 24 James St. E., P.O. Box 790, Orillia, Ontario. NOTE: For further information regarding the tenders, please call the Tenders Office at the above address, Telephone: (705) 325-7403. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ministry of Government Services Ontario 34,35 Page 20, Friday, May 1, 198) Secretary required for local Insurance Office. Experience in Insurance, Typing and Bookkeeping an asset. Apply to Box 545, Midland, Ontario. L4R 4L3 34,35,36 fenders, to arrange placements for adult offenders who are required to perform community service by Court order. 2 10 monitor this work and provide liaison between participating agencies and Probation and Parole Services. QUALIFICATIONS: At least two years experience in social services, human relations or community work. Minimum of two years University or College or related work experience. Use of personal automobile. SALARY: $13,000 per year. SUBMIT APPLICATION / RESUME TO: P.O. Box 423, Midland. L4R 4L1 35,36 THE QUALITY OF YOUR LIFE AND YOUR PROFESSION ARE OUR MAIN CONCERN You are just a phone call away from one of the largest mining organizations in eastern Canada who is ready to tell you about its present opportunities: GEOLOGISTS © Mechanical © Electrical © Welding © Systems e Mining Project and Design work in maintenance, optimization of existing facilities, etc... Member of a Canadian Profes- sional Engineer Association FOREMEN @ Mechanical @ Electrical © Mobile Equipment © Operations Supervisory experience required Full relocation expenses paid, attractive house ownership pian, etc... For a confidential interview call: Paul Raynaud on May 6th, 1981 between 14:00 and 21:00 at Holiday Inn, ORILLIA Tel.: (705) 325-9511