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sewing machine. And the winner is... During Midland Sewing Centre's 22nd anniversary sale customers were given the opportunity {0 win a new They also had a chance 10 see the newly renovated AE hand. Making the draw, left, is Mayor Moreland Lynn. Right, is the sewing centre's Morris Steffler. By the way the machine was won by a Peter- borough woman. downtown Midland sewing centre firs! Job seeker .helpis A job search workshop for young people in- terested in gaining on-the-job experience will be held on July 20 and 21 at the Civic Centre in Midland. The workshop is being sponsored by the Ontario Career Action Program (OCAP) and will be led by Clark Nickol of Employer Services, Georgian College. OCAP is financed by the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities and administered by i . anak Ee a» eo --~--| we eceers Dear Editor: Penetanguishene Power Squadron held a Centennial Sail Past Sunday, June 27. Approximately 20 power and sail boats -par- ticipated in the sail past with the majority of the boats coming from the Penetanguishene Squadron. Visitors were from Midland and Port Dover. The National Commander of Canadian Power Squadron, Mr. Doug Comber, Mrs. Comber, ac- companied by District, Present and Past Com- manders of the Squadron and Mayor Bellisle of 'Now hear this...' Penetanguishene took the salute from aboard ship lied up at the Town Dock. To add color to the occasion, the Canadian Government Coast Guard ship "Spume'"' was in Port alongside the saluting base. After the sail pas! a pot luck supper was held in Bayfield Park adjacent to the Military and Naval Establishments. The weather for the occasion was excellent and a mos! pleasant day was enjoyed by all. -Bill Stevens Fund-raisers say thanks Dear Editor: The Legion Major Midget Hockey Team, parents and those organizing the Garage Sale, baking and crafts, which was held at Parkside Saturday, wish 10 express our thank-you to all Cheque for Sick Kid's Dear Editor: We would like to thank everyone for contributing and supporting our garage sale. A cheque for $350 will be sent to The Sick Children's Hospital. Yours Truly --Jenny Baker and Sandra Garner Campaign chairman pleased Dear Editor: On behalf of the Midland and District Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society it is with deep ap- preciation that I express my sincere thanks to those that contributed so much to make this year's Campaign a success. The co-operation of the members, captains and volunteers who organized the canvass to attain our financial objective and committment to the Ontario Division of $32,000 was so well executed thal we surpassed our goal. The collections to- date amount to $34,000. Again, many thanks. Sincerely, --A.J. Goodchild, Campaign Chairman, Midland & District Unit, Canadian Cancer Society. those who donated items, purchased goods and for 'their time and effort spent in anyway to make this eveni a success. A special thanks to Mr. Charlie Parker for allowing us to use his building. A second thank you to all who bought tickets on the draw and especially to the people responsible for the donation of the beautiful prizes [hal were won. The winners were: Martha Rutherford, 350 Cedar St. Midland - Toaster Oven; Leslie Peel, 1050 Hugel Ave. Midland - Raggedy Ann & Andy Dolls; and G. Steeves, 318 Browning, Barrie - Hanging End Table. Proceeds. from these "two events will help finance ihe trip (o Norway Xmas__ 82 of this team. "The Fund Raising Committee"' Legion Major Midgets. vie SCOTIABANK' TERM NOTES onway the College. Tops target this year Dear Editor: On behalf of the Canadian Cancer Society I would like (o express our gratitude to the people of this district for not only meeting our goal of $32,000 bui by surpassing it. In these times of high inflation and the great amount of unemployment in the area it is especially encouraging thal people still realize the greai need (0 fight such a dread disease as cancer. Without the help of many people who gave much of their time and effort the campaign could never have been so successful. The Quota Club, as in other years spearheaded our campaign with the daffodil drive. The campaign committees, can- vass Organizers and canvassers themselves worked very hard and diligently putting in many hours of their time to make our campaign a suc- cess. Most important of all are the people who gave so generously when the canvassers knocked on their doors. If anyone was missed and would still like to donate, it is never too late. Simply drop in to see Norm Ranson, manager of the Toronto Dominion Bank and he will be glad to accept any further donations. 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