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© Contact Community information 526-9333 9a.m.-5 p.m. < Month in Ontario. everyone - organizations, involved. family tradition. families . Centre today. by Eleanor Edwards Carrol Graham Vasey United Church held a very successful Walk-a-thon Workathon on Saturday May 1. Approximately 25 participated in the walk and Mrs. Winnie Faint received the prize for the adult with the most pledges and Mrs. Adeline Edwards for the oldest walker. Mathew Smitham was the youngest walker and Andy Robinson received a trophy for the most pledges among the youth. The Robinson family, Darlene, Andy and Jason had the highest pledges for a family. While the walkers were going the three, five, and eight miles another industrious group were involved in the workathon which saw many projects com- pleted both inside and outside the church. Many thanks to all who participated and to those who sponsored and contributed in any way to make this fund raising project for the renovation a_ real success. The next project will be a gaint flea market and mini auction on Aug. 14. by Irene Quesnelle To date donations towards the new Meals On Wheels containers total $1,878. The most recent donors are: 'Stan Dane, Margaret Ritchie, Edna Ritchie, and the Quota Club whose total donations -will pur- chase 7 new hot lock containers. Thére will be a meeting of all volunteers involved with the Meals On Wheels program on May 18 at the Centennial Arena in the Board Room to ex- plain how the new containers work. 1982 marks the seventh consecutive year that May has been proclaimed Family Unity And Once again, the provincial government individual families, community service clubs, groups, local governments and others - to get A special celebration during Family Unity Month may already be part of your own From year thousands of families across the province observe Family Unity Month with specially planned events, such as picnics, family reunions and weekend excursions. But for the true spirit of Family Unity Month to catch on right across the province, it's also important for us to reach out and share our enthusiasm with others. just one person to plant the seed for a Family Unity Month activity -- a special project or event which involves not one but . in local neighbourhoods, school districts, and entire communities. The solution to even the most difficult problem begins with the first step. have a problem, take the first step. Call CONTACT your Community is encouraging religious { to year, It takes many If you Information Mrs. Richard Camp- bell, Ricki and Noel of Newmarket visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Tinney. Sunday, Mrs. Barbara Barker and Rhonda of Midland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smitham, Tammy and Mathew. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brewster of Scarboro were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeown. Sympathy of the community is expressed to the family and relatives of the late Mrs. Dorothy Miller who passed away on April 28, 1982. She was a life long resident of this com- munity. Mrs. Roy Graham of Toronto spent a few days last week Mrs. Gladys McLay. A number from the community enjoyed the program presented by the Elmvale_ and District Choral Society on the weekend. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lockhart of Churchill visited with Mrs. Mabel Russell. Mrs. Margaret Doakes of Burlington visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards during the weekend. Ken Knox, Reeve Page 16, Wednesday, May 5, 1982 For your scrapbook Here's. a photo flashback for your Penetanguishene Centennial Scrapbook. iad It's a real memory-maker from 1932 showing Penetanguishene High School's football team. Classy looking bunch of fellows, eh? Don't forget your scrapbook could win cash. Rodney Jones began his employment with the Steleo Company in Nanticoke on Monday. Sympathy is ex- pressed to Mrs. Kurt Benke and family on the loss of her mother, Mrs. Sydow who passed away on April 28 in Passau, Germany. Visitors during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumney were Mrs. Wilf Rumney and Mrs. Wm. Howe of Hamilton. A number from the community attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Eva (Brown) Goss in Orillia on Friday. Last Thursday Mr. Roy Edwards and Eleanor Edwards at- tended a luncheon at the Fesserton Public School. The lunch was prepared by the Grade 1 and 2 and following this the Grade 2 and 3 presented two skits for their enjoyment. Mrs. Irene Vasey, Mrs. Roberta Edwards and Mrs. Pat Larkin attended a shower in honour of Cathy Martin and Gary French at the Les petits ange "Les Bambi "Le Chateau INSCRIPTION POUR LES GARDERIES au Centre d'activites fra 63 rue Main Penetangutshene Pour autres renseignements composez 549-3116 NURSERY SCHOOL REGISTRATION -Walk-a-thon draws 25 Elmvale Presbyterian Church. They will be married in May. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graham, Karen and Sharon were in Port Dover during' the weekend to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Faint, Nancy and Darren. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Edwards who. will celebrate their 62nd wedding anniversary on May 4. Mrs. Waubaushene _acco- mpanied by Mrs. Craig Painter and Greer visited with Mrs. Roger Polkinghorne and boys of Owen Sound on Wednesday. The Vasey Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. Don Keily on Tuesday May 4 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Lynn Heintzman of Toronto was a weekend guest of Mrs. Beryl Healey. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Benke and Andrew were in London visiting with relatives for the weekend. aisbs Waverley's the place for arts and crafts Tomorrow from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and again from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association will be staging a '"'Get- together and Show and Tell" ait the Waverley School House. For more details you can call Erma Newhouse at 526-5252. =a Dance the night away *" Midland and District Saturday, May 8 at Singles Club is gearing Wyebridge Community up for a major dance. It's to be held this Hall. Kulich. _ of of $3,000. cost of your iv Minister _ ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS The Canada Home Renovation Plan (CHRP) provides forgivable loans* to cover up to 30% of the total cost of renovation to amaximum Depending on your income and the total home renovation§, y for loan assistance. For more details contact y@ office of Canada Mortgage® Housing Corporation. *Forgivable loans do not have to be repaid provided the borrower complies with.the terms and conditions of the loan approval. CMHC ; making Canada a better place to live Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Honourable Paul Cosgrove Société canadienne d'hypotheques et de logement - Canada