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Happy Easter! The Easter Bunny was busy last customers at the bank. Here, Robyn Thursday visiting the Bank of Com- Craig, aged two and a half, reaches merce on King Street in Midland. Ms. for her Easter egg from Easter Bunny was dispensing her sweet Bunny's basket. treats to young (and otherwise) Telecare Midland fills areal need THE LOG BOOK shows 2073. That's how many calls have come in to Telecare Midland in the two years since the centre opened on March 29, 1981. Each one of those calls represents some concern, some person trying to cope with the stresses of his or her life, 'and reaching out, to another caring individual. Some of those callers were so desperate, that the only solution they could think of, was suicide. Others just wanted to chat and lift a little of their loneliness. Every range of human emotion has found expression. Each caller has discovered a cheery voice, a caring anonymous friend. Usually the outcome has been some measure of comfort or assistance for the caller. Occasionally, that call has been the first step on the way to wholeness, for a hurting individual. That's really what Telecare is all about--being there to listen and care and help. If only a few of those 2073 callers found the warmth and caring they needed, it has been all very worthwhile. Each Telecare volunteer is required to complete a 50 hour training program before taking on the responsibility of answering the phone. On completion of the training process, Telecare workers take turns manning the phones to provide round-the-clock availability to anyone who calls. There is, of course, no charge for the services Telecare provides. Funds for the continuing operation come from donations made by individuals, churches and businesses. Numerous a luoté fi CONCOURS D'ENTREE Uu e| | ed Un concours d'entrée pour |'année universitaire q 1983-1984 aura lieu au Collége Glendon, dans la : : salle 129 pavillon York, le samedi 16 avril 1983, a bangy Township partir de 14h. firefighters quelled a Les candidats sont priés de s'inscrire a l'adresse number of chimney suivante: fi i Programme de Traduction, Collége Glendon anes}: 00 Good Friday, 2275 avenue Bayview, Toronto, Ont. M4N 3M6 reports Fire Chief Guy Téléphone: (416) 487-6185 Matrice. fons College Glendon at i B ° aiots y eames de | universite York confessed. The fourth annual Ontario Regional ) Separated and Divorced Catholics Conference (NACSDC) Place-Trent University- Peterborough, Ont., Can. Date-June 3,4,5, 1983 Tremendous Speakers-Workshops-Fun-A weekend of sharing and caring. For further information, please write: SDC Conference, P.O. Box 1595, Peterborough, Ont., Can. K9J 7S4 Second to leave, first to arrive The Beechglen, which left Midland harbour last Friday, could be the first ship to enter the harbour to mark the opening of the local 1983 shipping season. Harbour master "Gus" Brunelle says that the Beechglen could be back in Midland as early as this Friday. Entire stock of Ladies | PANTS & BLQUSES - 0% OFF The V.W. Scully was the first of the four ships which wintered in Midland harbour to leave, heading out on March 29. The James Dunn and the Meldrum Bay were still here on Monday. The Scully and the Beechglen cleared the harbour two weeks earlier this year than did the first ships of the 1982 shipping season. GLAD WRAP SHEET SETS 2/88° | .....*19 <> () <a> BOYS' SLUGGERS COTTON PANTS 7-12 >168 TAMPEX | Seeder egula Bae 388 Super -- CHILDREN'S JOGGING SUITS : 4-6X S 78 Final Net HAIR SPRAY / 225mL Bly $988 np RECOLLECTION CRYSTAL BEE MOPS & PAILS "MEN'S CASUAL SHIRTS Knit Short sleeve 77 4ss BRECK SHAMPOO 400mL King St., Midland ; Town Centre Your Downtown Department Store or convenient Lay-away Store Hours: Mon.-Thurs 9-5:30; Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-5:30 Wednesday, April 6, 1983, | sge 9