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Beating Cancer Cancer touches many lives. Two in every three Canadian families are affected by the disease, but thanks to treat- ment centres such as the Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto more people are fighting a winning battle. That message came across loud and clear during recent celebrations marking the hospital's 25th anniversary. The public was invited to a unique Open house in June to get a first-hand look at the equipment and programs behind today's advances in cancer treatment, and to talk to medical and research specialists. Princess Margaret is known around the world for its radiation treatment program and treats 45 per cent of cancer patients in Toronto and Northern Ontario. Unwanted Hair Gone Forever Facial Hair Removed Bikini Line Refined Arm, Chest, Back Halr Removed Eyebrows Arched and Shaped Hairline Permanently Contoured ingrown Hairs Treated GOODMAN CLINIC ae ae ee OF ELECTROLYSIS. i a a? A | ow - ie Wenning copunitenls of E.A.0. &A.E.A. 526-9479 ial Watson's Ladies Wear, Elmvale G&M Shoppe, Midland Town Centre 'More than 4,600 visitor set new record Another attendance record bites the dust. For the second time in a month, a single- day attendance record was established last Saturday at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments in Penetanguishene when more than 4,600 visitors attended the fourth annual Descendants' Day. The turnout-shattered the previous mark of 2.200 visitors set on July 24th during the second day of the Liberty Days special event. Highlighting the Descendants' Day program was the first Georgian Bay ap- pearance by The ist Marine Band from Howell, Michigan consisting of more than 60 musicians, dancers and ceremonial marines representing the days of President Lincoln. The unit traversed numerous cultural houndaries in its repertoire of 19th century inusie including popular American, British, Scottish and French songs. The Establishments made for an idyllic setting with picturesque southern Georgian Manager of Huronia_ Historical Parks, Saturday's special event was the culmination of several months of extensive planning. "The staff at the Establishments had been working at bringing the band ta the site since last fall and the exceptional turnout was a very nice reward for some diligent work," Deault said. The Descendants' Day program also featured 19th century folk dancing, wool- related crafts and a most impressive drill demonstration performed by the Establish- ments' own military guard which drew a warm ovation from the large crowds. The special event annually recognizes families whose ancestors worked and lived at the remote British defense outpost from 1817 to 1856. Sharing the spotlight with the descendants this year was The Ist Marine Band that lived up to its billing as a world-class act. d wine F "A = A bgneh" rE & % - yee Serna epee Wiles «= pp 0. Om 10% OFF 60° a Bay providing an attractive "backdrop" to ee ee ee ae | the vibrant red colours of the unit's authentic °$ '] costumes. a fo uP The ist Marine Band's flair for i ' ° showmanship was greatly in evidence. ' Lad : Fashions Selected arrangements were punctuated by 1 1 nee the sound of firing muskets making for a 1 1 of Dresses, Pant Suits, memorable crescendo. i) a i According to Paul Deault,' General |! ' 'i Mix 'n Match Separates, _ | Bring us this coupon with your next roll of colour negative film for developing end printing, and ' | 4 4 tk ie O stl crash Rr eal SSF op 12 OF 24 oo, wat) OF TNS epost ey Pe oKints,. Plaid Skirts, Offer ends Saturday, September 10, 1983 | 4 : Just bring this coupon and your film to this participating Benjamin dealer: ) Blazers, Blouses, Slacks, One of the most expensive multi-vehicle ac- 1 Cy i cidents to occur in Penetanguishene in recent : Rah LA tl all Sweaters pemory left a telalr 88 O00 damage ey tty WAEE:'¢ 347 KingStreet, Midland 526-5001 if (in novelties, plains, Police records show a moving vehicle driven by Herbert Miller, 29, of Leonard Avenue in the town reportedly slammed into five parked cars and a == 4 eh ale parked motorcycle at around 10:44 p.m. last BENJAMIN EH of | . . . . ; The driver has since been charged with im- paired and excess alcohol. bulkies - in Pullovers and Cardigans). PHOTOFINISHING } Take advantage of the Savings with these 'Mid-Summer Specials' aati 313 King St., Midland | 526-7411 LAM ERS Paint & Wallpaper 66 Mississaga St. E., Orillia 326-8066 August Coat Sale 20% SAVINGS on all néw arrivals of women's and junior Winter Coats _ and Jackets in all the latest Fall °See our many fabrics, styles and colours. , I, in-store 'Fall Specials' at prices only seeing is believing! G&M Shoppe| 305 King St., Midiand Town Centre PRICE Summer Clearance -| NOW _ON! z) Watson's Ladies Wear - Queen St., Elmvale 526-5761 sem 322-2151 Both Stores open Mon to Sat.:; Thurs.&Fri. nights until 9 Wednesday, August 24, 1983, Page 11