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Student Centre staff bids farewell Dear Editor: Thank you all for your enthusiasm and support. The interest you have displayed towards our office has contributed to a very successful and enjoyable 1981 summer season. Allis fair in love and war! Although we beat you in the Baseball Challenge, we would like to comment on the good humour and good sports who participated for the Media Team (Start greasing those mitts for next year). As a final note we leave this message from our staff to yours - Thanks and best wishes for the rest of the year! -Staff of 1981 Student Employment Centre Midland Your community Holt gets into the act by Mary Haskill Raymond Holt, past-president of Huronia Players, is playing the role of la wyer Eden, in Gryphon Theatre's production of "Whose Life IsIt Anyway?" currently running at the Georgian College Theatre in Barrie. "Whose Life Is It Anyway?"' stars Don Harron in the role of a talented sculptor who is paralyzed and dependant on life support systems as the result of a car accident. Basically little more than a head, he pleads with his doctors and the hospital staff to turn off the machines and let him die. They refuse--so he sues the hospital. Due to his dependance on the machines, the court must come to the hospital. The scene is played in a small section representing a hospital room in the centre of the Georgian's wide stage. "We're so crowded, I feel right at home."' Holt quips. "Just like Huronia Players."' He is enjoying working with Vernon Chapman, Artistic Director of the Gryphon and Don Harron. Harron has the gift of making everyone feel at ease. He told Holt he has fond memories of Midland and playing in Little Lake Park as a youngster. Another time, "Charlie Farquharson' battled through a snowstorm to attend an autograph party in Huronia Mall. He was amazed by the number of people who attended. Dawn Greenhalg and Claude Bede play doctors and Tommy Lloyd, Artistic Director of Theatre Sudbury, has a cameo role. This is the second time Holt has played with the Gryphon Company. All in all, "Whose Life Is It Anyway?" marks his one hundredth production. "That's going right back to kindergarten in England and counting all manner of involvement from acting to production, directing and backstage work."' Over ninety of the plays have been in been in Canada, most of them with Huronia Players and Midland Secondary School where he is the Theatre Arts teacher. "Whose Life Is It Anyway?"' by Brian Clark and directed by Vernon Chapman will run at the Georgian College Theatre in Barrie until Saturday, Sept. 5. Charges connected to credit card theft laid Midland OPP have charged a Port credit card. Gulf Canada and a Visa, Police were notified Wayne Reimer of 30 Toronto was being used fraudulently in the As a result of sub- sequent on Aug. 25. F - Parliament will be police in- newspaper thanked Dear Editor: McNicoll youth with two counts of fraud, and one count of theft of $200 and under, in connection with fraudulent use of a on Aug. 23 by the Toronto Dominion Visa Centre in Toronto that a Visa card owned by Midland area. Reimer had reported his credit cards lost and believed stolen on June vestigation, Terry Parliament, 18, of Port' MeNicoll, was arrested and charged by police. appearing in provincial a am Ui in Penetanguishene' on Sept. 24 in answer to the charges. Thank you for the advertising you donated to our organization this year. Without the advertising our fund-raising events would not have been as suc- cessful as they were. Thank you. Sincerely -Regent P.T.A. Thanks for pledges Dear Editor: On behalf of the Tiny-Tay Handicapped Association, I would like to thank everyone who has helped o make our Bike-a-thon of June 29 a success. We have received pledges in the amount of $1,200. Your generosity and support is appreciated. The proceeds will be used for administration costs for the Ability Clubs' Community Services for the physically disabled persons. Facilities and drop-in centre are located at 32 Water Street, Penetanguishene. Thank you. R.A. Lalonde, Volunteer Co-ordinator. Honey Harbour _ residents injured Two passengers in a van driven by a Honey Harbour man and _ in- volved in a traffic ac- cident last Friday were slightly injured, Midland OPP reports. Cindy Lizotte, 23, and west of Highway 69. Sandford Lizotte, 28, of Honey Harbour, was the driver of the van. Hartvig Vanaselja, 57, of Toronto, was the driver of the other vehicle, a car. 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