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© Contact Irene Quesnelle tact. This Sunday, May big success. The participant wit Steak and Seafood Avenue, Midland. . School at 9 a.m. If it' The route will take Robert Street and If you are unable t who are riding; Jim Administrator, Fay Ministry of Consume shown on Cable 12 evenings at 6.30 p.m day Friday, May 22 Home for the lift in If you have some Lioness Club to help tag for this worthwh Community information 526-9333 9 a.m.-Sp.m.| Monday to _ Friday (Except Holidays) Federal Consumer and Corporate Affairs Minister Andre _QOuellet warns parents about the possible dangers of certain cribs if they are not com- pletely and properly assembled in_ strict accordance with the manufacturer's inst- ructions. The warning is issued following a recent coroner's inquest in Toronto into the death of a seven month old child. For further information please call Con- 24, is the date of Con- tact's Big Wheelie, Bike-a-Thon and we need your help to make this fund raising project a h the highest amount of pledges wins a $50 dinner for two at Andreas House at 527 Hugel We will be meeting at Midland Secondary s raining that day we'll hold the Big Wheelie on May 31. us down County Road 6 and Concession 11 in Tiny Township, onto Fuller Avenue in Tay Township and coming to an end at Little Lake Park where a snack and refreshments will be provided. If you'd like to join us for a fun day call Contact or Catherine Moore at 526-6973. o ride but would like to sponsor a rider, following is a list of people Walker and John King riding for Big Brothers, Roy Cunningham and Greg Clark - Bank of Commerce, Shar i Emerson - A & W, Marie Marchand, Leona LeClair. Bernitta Robillard, Doreen Stainton - Penetang Old Timers Auxiliary, Vivian Brodeur, Bell Canada. Contact's Consumer Education program with Mary Gibson, Hockey Ladies Contact's former Mansfield from the r and Corporate Affairs and Mike Flynn from the Ministry of Con- sumer and Commercial Relations will be again on Wednesday If you missed the first showing of this program be sure to catch the returns. The Lioness Club will be holding their tag , from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. with donations going to the Villa Nursing the van. time to donate to the sell tags I'm sure they would be most appreciative. Please buy a ile cause. Irene Quesnelle Administrator Hearing losses aconcern 'Hearing losses affect an estimated two million Canadians nationwide making it one of the country's leading disabling disorders," according to Joan L. Parker of Beltone Hearing Aid Service, The Downtown Centre, Barrie, the Simcoe Co. represen- tative of the Beltone Crusade for Hearing Conservation. UNWANTED HAIR Permanent removal from face and body. Eyebrows shaped. Safe, gentle, short- wave method. eMedically approved eFree consultation and test 14 years experience GOODMAN CLINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS 526-9479 Member of Ont.andAm. Electrolysis Association Seniors hold monthly meet Mrs. M. Gervais Georgian Club Senior Citizens held _ their monthly meeting on May 7 in the Recreation Hall of the Legion. It was conducted by president Frank Murphy. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Mary Earle and adopted as were the financial report given by Mrs. Helen Gatehouse. Mrs. Hilda Savage reported on taxi funds and spoke of trips to be taken later in the summer. Correspon- dence regarding the annual convention to be held this year in Kingston and other matters were read by Mrs. Nell Johnson and discussed. Mr. Murphy also spoke of a letter he is sending to the Provincial Commander of the Legion com- mending Mr. Bernard Leveque past president of Sunset Branch for the amount of work he has done for the local senior citizens and for promoting unity in the village., He read the letter and asked for the approval of the club before sending it. This was given as all appreciated everything Mr. Leveque had done over the years. Reports were given - social, Mrs. Despins; euchre games Mrs. Delia Murphy; Mrs. Springthorpe, for cards sent to those ill or bereaved. A report was given on tapes collected and Mrs. Dorothy Rogers spoke regarding Senior Citizens Housing and suggested those who could to attend the council meeting Mon- day evening. Mrs. Murray asked if receipts from euchre games could be turned in towards the bus expense to go to Won- derland and this was agreed to. The President told of the Legion Picnic at Hillsdale Park on June and come aboard for a hearty breakfast, satisfying lunch, or a delicious dinner. You'll love the warm atmosphere and friendly service in our dining room. eEat in or take-out-Open nightly till 1 a.m.- Sundays till 10 eFully licensed 8th and said buses would leave the Legion at 12.0'clock. He also reported the Senior Citizens bus would leave the Legion Hall at 9 a.m. on June 2 for Won- derWorld. Admission for each would be collected on the bus. Two minutes silence was held in memory of Mrs. Olive Bressette a member who had passed away recently. Mr. Murphy reminded everyone of the Auction Sale at the regular meeting on May 21. Following adjourn- ment euchre was en- joyed with Mr. Albert Hunt and Mrs. Maude Revelle receiving prizes for high scores and Mr. Rad Bressette and Mrs. Robt. Hunt won prizes for most lone hands. Lunch and a social time followed. The Ladies Dart Games which have been held each Wednesday evening in the Legion Recreation Hall have been stopped for - the summer and will start again in October. At the last meeting on MApril 29 a Wine and Cheese Party was held and prizes were presented. The top six players were Judy Kaus, Suzanne Ayling, Clara Cadeau, Sharon Shannon, Cathy Irish, and Doreen Hamilton. The prize for the highest score went to Jean Strath, the highest double-out to Suzanne Ayling and Ella Murray won the prize for best sport. A "Dart" Dance will be held in the Legion Hall on May 9th after a dinner at the Bavarian House. Anyone interested in playing Darts will be welcome to join the Group in October. The Beaver Group will have a bake sale on May 30 in the Com- munity Centre. Tickets are being sold on a 50-50 draw which will be eCourtesy docking available @ Enjoy the music of "Nice and Easy" appearing Sunday from 2 p.m. BAY MOORINGS Dining Lounge 213 Fox St., Penetang 549-8882 drawn for at that date. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Today, Carol Merkley The Parks and Springthorpe of Scar- from O.K. Johnson Recreation Committee boro spent the Mothers Travel Agency will have been holding Day weekend with the speak al the Wednesday euchre parties in St. John's Church Hall on alternate Friday evenings for the past few months. giving enjoyment to many people. Credit is given to Mrs. Wm Jarman and to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pypher. Last Friday evening there were seven tables for euchre- winners, being Mrs. Evelyn ::Roy, Mr. Chas. Orchard, Mrs. Irene Miller and Mr. Harvey Todd and lone hand prize went to Mr. C. Latham. These parties are now being stopped until October and a morning coffee hour held at the Community Centre at 9.45 a.m.. Her subject will be 'How to Plan a short Vacation'. On May 27 a very interesting subject will be from the Adult Recreation Centre, and the subject -- what they ___.. Make and Sell. May 21 -The first in a series of Child Development Classes for children from birth to eight months, sponsored by the Infant Develop- ment Program, will be held Thursday, May 21 from 7 - 9 p.m. in Room 137 at Huronia District Hospital in Midland. Registration is through the Contact Centre at 526-9333. or Program office at 726-0701. former's mother Mrs. J.E. Springthorpe. Misses Eleanor and Joan Evans of Toronto weekended with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hunt returned from spending the winter in Florida. special lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. S. Harvey have returned to their home here after spending the winter in Florida. Mr. Keith Webb of Oshawa spent a few days this weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Keith Webb. The Sacrement of Baptism and the service of Confirmation was observed in St. John's United Church on Sunday morning when Terri Louise and Jeff Steven Anderson were presented for Baptism by their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. Following the sermon by the minister Rev. K.-S. Warne the service of confirmation was held. The soloist was Mrs. Peter Finley. Medland Ys Won's Club SWEEPSTAKES AR DRAW & DANCE Saturday, June 6 Next to the wheel, the best invention is Courtesy Rentals at 526-3777 24 hr. service Midland Centennial Arena Elimination Draw Only 1000 tickets to be sold 1981 PONTIAC PHOENIX Stoneleigh Motors HOLIDAY for TWO- FLORIDA Carnivale Holidays and Huronia Travel Service His and Her 3 Piece Suit The Parlour and Here's Lookin Atcha Plus many other prizes Draw7:00 p.m. - Dance 9:00 p.m. Music by the Varitones $20 per couple All proceeds to the new Y.M.C.A. Tickets available at: The Parlour and Here's Lookin At'cha Huronia Travel Barrie & Son's Furniture Arcade Pharmacy Edward's Wallys Mens Wear And from all Y's Men"s Club Members Wednesday, May 20, 1981, Page 17