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Your coming events Huronia Calendar March 24 Card party at the Penetanguishene Legion Hall al 8 p.m. in the Normandy Room on Wed., March 24. Prizes, light lunch, $1.50 per person. Sponsored by the Penetanguishene Ladies Auxiliary, Branch 68. March 24 The Midland branch of the Ontario Mnioiide Society invites everyone interested in the work of the society to attend its annual meeting on Wed., March 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Midland Public Library. A representative from OHS headquarters will show a film; refreshments. For more information, telephone Millie Allport (549-8600) or Sonja Dey (526-9720). March 26 Coldwater Canadiana is holding a bake sale, and a luncheon, on Fri., March 26, starting at 11 a.m., in the Riverside Centre, Coldwater. March 27 Open dance at Lafontaine Parish Hall, music by Southern Express. $8 a couple, for tickets telephone 533-2604. March 27 March 27, 12:45 p.m. Athenian Hall, third in 7 film series Focus on the Family, Holy Cross Lutheran Church presents 'Christian Fathering'. Everyone Welcome! March 30 The Midland Civinettes are holding a euchre party on Tues., March 30, at Midland's Sacred Heart School at 8 p.m. Admission $2. March 30 Get acquainted night for a new young women's church group at St. Paul's United Church, Midland, on Tues., March 30 at 6:30 p.m. Pot luck, bring your own cutlery and cups. April 1 Huronia Crafts Guild meets Thurs., April 1 at 7:30 p.m. al Ste. Marie among the Hurons. Films, election of 1982 officers. April 3 Penetanguishene Figure Skating Club is having its dance on Sat., April 3, at Penetang Legion, $10 per couple, music by Apollo V. 8 p.m., buffet at midnight. Tickets from any executive member or at the door. April3 Rummage sale on Sat., April 3 in St. Paul's United Church, King Street, Midland, at 12:30 p.m., under the auspices of the UCW. April 4 Celebrate spring with your family. Huronia Performing Arts for Children presents Sphere Clowns, in the Easter Bunny Story. This group uses music, magic, mayhem and mime to entertain. Two performances on April 4, 2 pm. and 4 p.m., at Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School. Tickets at the door, Johnstone's Music Land, Midland, and Gignac's Children's Wear, Penetanguishene. April 4 Celebrate Spring with the Easter Bunny and his musical clown friends, at Ecole Secondaire Penetanguishene Secondary School on Sun., April 4 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Huronia Performing Arts for Children presents Sphere Clowns. Tickets can be purchased at Johnstone's Music Land, Midland, and Gignac's Children's Wear, Penetanguishene. April 5 Toanche Park and Recreation Committee nomination meeting for election of officers on Mon., April 5, at 7 p.m. Highland Point Church. June 4 Ideal Rebekah Lodge IOOF will be holding a salad plate supper on Fri., June 4. by Jeanne Webb February was Heart Month. We would like to thank all those who contributed so generously to _ this worthy cause. Our own village raised $200 exactly, towards helping to save lives. Many thanks to those also who helped with the canvassing. Spring has sprung! The sap is running and the first robins have been spotted. They were near the phone booth, maybe sending a message back to the others. We also heard that the first lambs are here, and others on their way. Julie Barker will be a busy midwife for a while. Mrs. Pauline Hamelin staged a surprise party for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Horsefall, on March 13. The Horsefalls' have their Silver Anniversary coming up very soon. A few close friends and relatives were invited to help celebrate. The Wyevale Free Methodist Church was host to a group of Youing People, on March 13. They hailed 3Xand Barrie. $200 raised from Huntsville, Orillia The day was spent at the Orange Centre, with an_ in- teresting program of games and fellowship. Everyone brought sack lunches for noon, then Kentucky Fried Chicken and salads was the dinner menu. A film in the evening, Where Eagles Fly, ended a most enjoyable day. The Wyevale Recreation Group Committee is busy selling tickets for their dance, March 27. Ten counts of break, enter, theft laid by police forces A Midland area man, Rory Smith, 17, has been charged with three counts of break, enter, and theft, and one count of failing to appear for fingerprints, by the Midland OPP, and, by the Midland town police, with four counts of break, enter, and theft, one count concerning a Street residence, and three counts concerning a Gloucester Dominion residence. Jim Thompson, 16, of Eighth Street, Midland, has also been charged by the Midland OPP with one count of break, enter, and theft, and, by the Midland town police, with two more counts, in connection with a Dominion Avenue residence. The break, enter, and theft charges against Smith laid by the OPP: Avenue®* result from three separate break-ins of a _ Centennial Drive, * Sunnyside residence, on March, 10, March 8, and Feb. 26. Slightly more than $200 in property was taken in total from the Sunnyside house. The four break-ins of the Gloucester Street and Dominion Avenue residences took place between Jan. 16 and March 4. \ Community saddened by loss by Jeanne Webb Wyevale Community was saddened by the loss of one of its well known and loved senior citizens. Mr. Walter Webb, of the 4th Con- cession of Tiny, beloved husband of Iva Large, passed away at Penelanguishene General Hospital on March 15. The funeral service was held at the Lynn Funeral Home _ in The Wyevale Recreation Group is busy selling tickets for their dance, March 27. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hastings have just returned from two weeks in Florida. They both have brought back a good share of Florida tan with them. Mr. and Mrs. William Horsefall were pleasantly surprised on the evening of March 16. Several friends and neighbours popped in on them to help celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. The community presented them with a lovely plant made into a money tree, also two family photo frames. Everyone enjoyed a social evening, along with the lunch plus the Mr. George Prince, a former resident of Wyevale, passed away March 18, in his 8ist year. The funeral service was held at the Mundell Funeral Home in Orillia, March 21, at 2 p.m. Sympathy is ex- tended to his sister, Mrs. Lillian Hall and family, also to the Campbell's, relatives of eee 'Vide oDisc: rf © OOOOOOOOEOE © eters a Si 5a86- ©, ©, at © Midland, on March 18 at 2 p.m. Reverend John Locke, from the United Church Wyevale, Also on March 18, Mr. conducted the service, nq Mrs Mark with Rev. Gordon ; ; Johnston (former Robinson of RR_ 3, United Church minister Penetanguishene, PGH births beautiful anniversary Minnie (Campbell) cake. Prince. came the parents of a Fox Street girl weighing five Penetanguishene, pounds seven ounces. Mrs. Robert Dion of 16 pounds 15 ounces. came the parents of a On March 15, Mr. and girl weighing seven here) assisting. Very fitting and fine eulogies were given by both clergymen. Mr. Webb will be greatly missed by family and_ friends. Deepest sympathy is extended from _ the community. Solicitor gets his marching orders Douglas Haig, solicitor for the Town of Midland has_ been directed to file an Appearance on behalf of the town and clerk and to inform the town's insurers of a writ of summons and statement of claim against the town. The writ appeals the imposition of a special assessment on properties affected by a local improvement project on Norene Street. 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