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ea a i al No. 61 Brent & Jeffery Hamelin No. 13 Joshua & Nicholas Jeffrey The winters were decided by public vote. All portraits are courtesy of Colin Ashworth, Watson's Camera Shop. All Winners Brent and Jeffery Hamelin won first prize Rumney's and Duquette's were tied in in the Midland Town Centre Parent-Child second place. They each receive $10.00 off Look Alike Contest. They win a free 8" by the price of a family portrait. 10" framed family portrait. The Jeffrey's, No. 43 Norman & Adam Rumney contestants may now pick-up their free regular colour '"'contest prints'"' from Watson's Camera Shop. No. 49 Rebecca & Jay Duquette June 16, the Hon. Larry Grossman, minister of Gro ssman health, "kicked off" 1982 Heart Jamboree at a special ceremony at which nursing home residents from across Ontario were guests. does the Two residents from each of the Ontario Nursing Home Association's seven regions were invited to attend. Representatives of the local Region 5 were Walter Ens, administrator of St. Andrew's Cen- tennial Manor, Mrs. Marie Bell and Mrs. Madge son, student activity staff-member. The mayor of Mississauga welcomed the guests to the Chelsea Park Nursing Home in Streetsville. Grossman was the special speaker and delightful entertainment included music and comedy by several celebrities. The 1982 Heart Jamboree is co-sponsored by the Ontario Nursing Home Association and the Ontario Heart Foundation, with a target of $50,000. Spring '82 was a super success With the end of school this week, the group program for Spring '82 draws to a close at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Inter- pretation Centre in Midland. Almost 4,000 students, 4-H groups, Brownies and Cubs enjoyed the guided and self-guided nature activities at the Centre. Groups ranged in size from nine or 10 to 100 and covered every age from kin- dergarten to senior citizens visiting from as far away as Sudbury, Sarnia and Kingston and as close as Toronto and Midland. "The most rewarding part, of course, is the response from the students when they write back after the trip and send us drawings and letters', said Mrs. Eva Kaiser, assistant biologist. One grade 5 class from Maple Grove Public School in Barrie wrote, "Thank you for the most fantastic day, the trails you took us on are fun"; "I'm begging my Dad to bring me back again"; "My favorite part was the underwater window"; My favorite time of the day (besides lunch) was when I got soaked and catching frogs'; "When I fell in I found a water spider in my rubber boot."' "While not all of the classes get this involved,"' said Mrs. Kaiser, " the students learn a great deal and have fun too," oo eee myer Stitt, residents of St. Andrew's, and Kate Thom- ALL SPRING & SUMMER MERCHANDISE REDUCED : | WHOLESAL USA No. 1 grade | CUCUMBERS USA No. 1 grade HEAD LETTUCE USA No. 1 grade BROCCOLI USA No. 1 grade PEACHES 39% 65% head 89* junct 85'), RACK OF BETTER DRESSES Reg. up to $270. Special ° 1 00. PRES, TRS erase = Ser EE ES off Look--Something new at Orchard Fresh-- NTS Now exclusively handling Whitfield Meat Products. Come in and save at the Truckload Sale of quality frozen Meat Products. Starting Thursday, July 1st, Friday, July 2nd, Saturday, July 3rd, Sunday, July 4th Stock up with big savings for your outdoor cooking SUMMER BARBECUE SPECIAL! Special prices in effect from Wed., June 23, to Tues., June 29 ORCHARD FRESH WHOLESALE Hwy93, Midland (NexttoOPP) OPEN: Mon., Tues., Wed & Sat. 9 a.m. to6 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. to9 p.m. Always open Sundays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 317 King St., Midland 526-5304 Friday, June 25, 1982, Page 7