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ee ee ae SS ee ee eee eee ee County drafting | winners reached by Cancer Society 30,000 target by Rita Smith Midland District Unit of the Cancer Society wishes to thank everyone most sincerely for their support of the April campaign. Figures are not quite complete yet, but it would seem that we have reached our target of $30,000. We are especially grateful to the volunteers who canvassed the area, to the Quota Club for their Daffodil Day, and to the local news media and McLean Hunter Cable TV, for their coverage of the campaign. We now have an Information Centre at 483 Hugel Ave, Midland. This office will deal with any exquiries regarding our services, issue receipts for campaign funds and donations, will have in memorium cards available, and pamphlets on cancer-related topics. The office is presently open on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons, from 1.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Please try to drop in for a visit while you are downtown. Anyone with enquiries regarding the office should phone Mary Luke at 526-9175 or 361-1385. The Contact Centre, 526-9333 will still relay general information and enquiries for the Unit. & Wood's "Truckload" ACT FAST...SAVE 2 WAYS during Therrien There are some very talented draft- spersons at Midland Secondary School as evidenced by the Simcoe County Drafting Competition held recently in Barrie. Joan Dey, center won the title of top draftspersons in Simcoe County at that competition and she was ioined by Andrew Durrwachter, left who won second place for all Grade 9's in Simcoe County, Ken Kussen, rear center who placed second in Grade 12 mechanical drafting and Perry Rittenshofer, right who took third in Grade 12 mechanical drafting. FREEZER Happy to help Town declines to buy Main Street factory Penetanguishene council is passing on a chance to buy the former Aquarobic building on 28 Main Street. The town does not have the money to either buy the building, raze it, and turn the property into a park, or the money to buy the building and renovate it for commercial use. But the town is willing to help as best it can to get loans or grants or grant guarantees for any developer interested in buying the building. Last Monday Deputy-reeve St. Amant suggested that the red brick, former factory would be well situated for an apartment building, which the town could use, because people looking for apartments are having to move out of town. Mayor Bellisle pointed out that even if the building were purchased and razed by the town, that a house 'and garage would still stand in the immediate area. Any commercial development would necessitate the provision of more parking in the area. Council was asked to think about leasing property behind the factory for parking that would possibly suit both visitors to the building and users of the waterfront park. | 85 Main St. Penetanguishene Phone 549-8841 Is pleased to welcome Cathy Ladouceur back to our staff. Cathy will be working part time: Wed.-9 to 6 p.m. Thurs.-3 to 9 p.m. Fri.-1 to 6:30 p.m. For an appointment with Cathy, call 549-8841. Page 6, Wednesday, June 3, 1981 TRAINED*AI eS and CIRCUS ACTS ify 90 MINUTES OF CIRCUS THRILLS DARING AERIALISTS FUNNY CLOWNS ity Victoria Harbour Sun. June7 2:00 p.m. Ball Park Sponsor: Lions Club & Vol. Fire Dept. 6 TONS OF EEFERHAN Ts... -PR- ESENTING CHARL- OTTE the Movieland Elephant from Smokey and the Bandit Part 2 Teeterboard Acrobats - Juggler - Liberty Horses - Mule - Llama - Camel - Unicycle Stars -Kazam the Clown Performing Poodles - 5 Big Trapeze and Aerial Acts. All advance tickets $2.50 At door: Adult $3.50 Child $2.75 All prices include tax. NO advance tickets sold Circus Day. Advance Tickets Available From LIONS CLUB & VOL. FIRE DEPT. MEM.- BERS and at the following locations HARBOUR DINER LOCKHART MOTORS CENTRAL MARINE, MIDLAND Visit Our Exotic Animal and Children's Petting Zoo, Python Snake Exhibit, Pony Rides Before and After Main ° Show at Small Additional Cost. Pisa a OAT 2 RC EDEN * Chances are you'll never be able to buy a home freezer for less money than you can right now at Therriens. With a 7 per cent price increase due June 15th, and the sales tax going back on at the end of June, we are facing at least a 14 per cent increase over these prices by month-end. That's why you'll not only save two ways if you buy now, but you'll also enjoy the convenience and economy of owning your own home freezer for many years to come. Wood's complete freezer line features energy Saving... e@ 2¥2" "Foamed-in" urethane e@ Freezing coils on four sides and insulation-rigid-permanent-always dry bottom for fast freezing. (2"" on H080). e Epoxy powder coated steel food Jiner- rust, impact, wear and stain resistant at any temperature. ...Pplus many more convenient features! Look at these low prices! eChest type @ Warning light indicating presence of power (standard model). eUpright type Model Size Av.Monthly Price Litres / cu.ft. Consumption V103 290/ 10.3 86Kwh $405. E200 200/ 7 43Kwh $285. V125 350/ 12.5 86Kwh $445. £350 350/12 57Kwh $340. V163 460/ 16.3 107Kwh $480. E420 420/ 15 59Kwh $355. ) i E500 500 / 18 65Kwh $375. Refrigerators E600 600 / 21 76Kwh $425. R460 460/16 54Kwh $510. Enjoy the savings and convenience of owning your own freezer...come in now and save at... é 4 : Why Volt You APPLIANCES CHARGEX VISA Eventually FURNITURE PLOOR COVERING Plenty of Free Parking Hwy 27 at Balm Beach Road, Midland Free Delivery 526-7833 (n the spot financing MasterCard SRR