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Port MeNicoll by Eileen Hocken Port MecNicoll, Midland, Victoria Harbour and Penetanguishene Lions clubs hosted the annual Lions Club convention in Midland on the weekend. Port McNicoll won first prize for their float in the parade which took place on Saturday. Paul Talbot and Richard Cooper were on the Float Committee - they organized the works though all the Lions helped with the actual labour. The theme for the float was "How We Support Our Com- munity" and this earned them the Annual Trophy. The convention started Friday night with registration (Jim Zummach of Port was Registration Chairm- an). A dance and pin trading followed. This was a chance for everyone to get to know everyone else and find oul what other Lions Clubs are doing. On Saturday was the parade and a wine and cheese party for the ladies. Later that evening, the Governor's Ball took place with a dinner and dance. Sunday was a time for business meetings, everything winding up with luncheon for the Lions Club members. Another Teen Dance is taking place Friday night at the Community Centre from 7 to 10 p.m. for 12 and 17 year olds. Admission price is $1 per person. A _ disc- jockey will supply the music. An Adult Dance will iake place on May 15 with E.S.P. supplying live entertainment. Admission will be $6 per couple. Keep this date in mind if you get in the mood for some toe- tapping and fun! Port MecNicoll Recreation Board will also sponsor a Car Wash on May 22 in front of Elsa's Cafe on First Avenue. You can gel your automobile cleaned at a very good price, a mere $1 fee. The members of the Recreation Board hope to rope in some mem- bers of the Port MeNicoll Youth Group to help out, otherwise they-ll be putting in all the elbow grease into the car wash. Port MeNicoll Senior Citizens are holding April 30 SPRING FESTIVAL of Music by the Elmvale and District Choral Society at Huronia Centennial Elementary School, Elmvale, today and tomorrow at 8 p.m. April 30 BINGO every Friday at 8 p.m. at The Surf, Balm Beach. CBO Parks and Recreation. May 1 DANCE in the Wyebridge Hall, tickets at the door, or telephone 361-1279 or 361-1437. CBO Parks and Recreation. Mayl SALVATION ARMY band from Brampton, Ont., in concert at 8 their monthly Euchre Party al the Port Legion Thursday night beginning al 8 p.m. Admission price is $1.50 per person. Prizes are awarded for the highest ladies' and men's scores, most lone hands, a _ booby prize for the lowest and many other door prizes. Refreshments' are served after the card playing. These are always fun nights, so if you have nothing else on the go Thursday evening, you might be interested in taking' in this Euchre Party. The total collection from the Heart Fund Campaign in the Port MecNicoll area was a little over $700. Special thanks are extended to all the ladies who did the canvassing. A meeting of the Cewek. CGatholic Women's League) took place April 7 in the basement hall of Sacred Heart Church after evening Mass. They had _ their election of officers at that meeting. Betty Dignard was elected President of the C.W.L.; Mrs. Emily Newton, first vice president; Mrs. Art Bell, second vice president; Agnes Belanger, Treasurer; Mary Belanger, Secretary. There are now 57 paid up members of the C.W.L. Mrs. Cavaugh, the former president of the C.W.L. thanked everyone for their help and support while she was in Office. The gorgeous spring weather brings out the spring-cleaning bug in most of us, so if it's bit you, please remember that Port McNicoll Public School will be holding its second an- nual giant Garage Sale on May 29. We realize this is a month away, but we'd hate for you to throw out that "good junk" you' like to get rid of during that spring cleaning madness. Please save whatever you can and donate it to the school for their garage sale. Any help you can give them in this activity will cer- tainly be appreciated. The winners of the Easter draw put out by the Port MeNicoll Parents' Group Com- mittee (to raise funds for the Guiding Organization) were Doris Spak, Port p.m. in Calvary Baptist church. Proceeds to Midland Telecare. May 2 SALVATION ARMY BAND at the Midland Army Hali in the morning, and at the Alliance Church for the evening service. May 22- MIDLAND Minor Lacrosse Club will be holding a tag day in town on Saturday, May 22. May 26 EVENING OF SACRED music at the Martyrs' Shrine starting al 8 p.m. Area church choirs, soloists, instrumentalists, special guests. Free. MecNicoll, and R. Klagus, Simcoe Avenue, Port MeNicoll. Doris won the por- table black and white television set while R. Klagus won the large chocolate Easter bunny. HURONIA CALENDAR &:'331°%. S22 Fc SHG OF COMING EVENTS April 28 ST. MARGARET'S Prayer Group meets al 8 p.m. in the church sacristy. WIZARD OF OZ at Bayview School today, tomorrow and Friday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets at Field's Hardware, Perrin's Flower Shop, Books Unlimited, Huronia Office Ser- vices, Gignac's Children's Wear. Bex. LUNCH ed Since 1957 LADIES' Guild of St. James' Church On-the- Lines, Penetanguis- hene, is holding a garage and bake sale between 10 a.m. and noon in the Parish Hall, Church Street. Call 526-2330 for pick- up. CONFIRMATION mass at 8 p.m. in St. Margaret's Church. REGENT School Fun Fair between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Sponsored by the Midland Congratulations to both winners! The Girl Guide Cookie blitz went extremely well on Sat. morning thanks to the good turn- out of drivers and girls. The Port MeNicoll SPELLATHON for Midland primary schools sponsored by the IODE at Regent School at 7 p.m. BOATING Safety Seminar to be hosted by Midland Power Squadron, April 29, 7 p.m, (010 p.m. at MSS. Admission, Free. MIDLAND MINOR HOCKEY Ladies Auxiliary annual meeting, \ election of officers, at 7:30 p.m. in the Midland Cen- tennial Arena. WYEVALE COM- MUNITY Park Spring clean-up at 6 p.m. Bring tools; refresh- ments. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Branch 68 general election and meeting at 8:30 p.m. Z THE ELMVALE and District Arts Exhibition will be on view this evening, and tomorrow between 10 a.m.and 5 p.m., in the Elmvale Presbyterian > Church. BONANZA BINGO FREE ADMISSION World Famous Dock Lunch, Town Dock, Penetanguishene Parents' Group Com- mittee were very pleased with the co- Operation and support jeceived in this fund raising. Six Port MeNicoll Girl Guides earned their THE ELMVALE and District Choral Society is holding its annual festival of music at Huronia Centennial Elemen- tary School today and tomorrow, starting al 8 p.m. ESPSS __ Centennial Concert at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. SPAGHETTI supper at Calvary Baptist Church. Two sittings, 5 p.m. to6p.m., and 6:30 prim. / to °7:30 p.m- Telephone 534-3954 or. 526-6953 for tickets. Remember the next time you are having a party or banquet Penetanguishene Citizen, Elmvale Lance, Queen St., Elmvale, 3 weeks prior to the event. Hubei may be edited due to space. First-Aid badge a few weeks ago. Mr. Don Gorse, Safety Director at Indusmin, Midland and a qualified St. John's Instructor, at- tended a meeting to help the girls with this im- 75 Main St., AWENDA District Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders and Rangers will be holding their annual cookie day blitz in Penetanguishene, Lafontaine, and surrounding areas. IODE garage sale at 1012 Glen Eagles Cr., Midland, at9a.m. For pickup, telephone 526- 6392, 526-4920, 526-5293. PENETANGUIS- HENE Co-op Nursery is having an Open house between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. CIRCUS COMES TO Midland courtesy of the Midland District Shrine Club. Shows at 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. portant badge. Congratulations are extended to Colleen Kelly, Karen King, Jennifer Hocken, Tracy Cadieux, Julie Richardson and Gerri D'Aoust. it in Penetanguishene; or LAST IN Focus on the Family film series presented by Holy Cross Lutheran Church at 12:45 p.m. at the Athenian Hall. TREES for Tomorrow is a cen- tennial seedling planting project of the T-Oswen o f Penetanguishene. Seedlings will be planted by members of local youth groups as a gift to future citizens. Phone 949-8777 WE CATER Sample Menu: two pieces of chicken (no wings), two different Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 8 a.m. to 12 midnight. Fri. & Sat. 8a.m. to2a.m. May 10. ~ MAY 10-15 is Nurses Week in Ontario. During this period members of _ the Ontario Nurses Association will be sponsoring a number of events entitled "Nursing is Caring." May 15 GARAGE, BAKE, and craft sale is being put on by the St. Theresa's Ladies Auxiliary at St. Theresa's High School. FLEA MARKET at the Midland Civic Centre between 10 a.m. and 3p.m., alsoa bake sale. Midland Civinettes. Donors can telephone 526-7260, 526-9814, or 549-2052 during the day. salads, fries, butter and roll, chinette plates, napkins, knife fork, etc. $2.70 per person. For a party of 50 or more, just give us a day's notice. We deliver. é 500 = JACKPOT *1,600. in prizes @ Games are being held at the al at 6:30 p.m. @ Game time 7:30 p.m. MIDLAND CIVIC CENTRE Wednesday, April 28, 1982, Page 21