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Craft events of interest Se at at 2. ao a a ae ae ae ae a> we ae ae ae we ae ae ae ae ae a a a ae ae ae a ae ae ee Simeoe Arts and Crafts Association is Museum, Midhurst, March 3, 10 a.m. to 3 currently sponsoring p.m. Cost is $3 for several events of in- SCACA members and terest throughout the $10 for others. Registrations should be mailed immediately to: Eunice McLeod, Box 147, RR 2, Stroud, LOL 2M0. county. A workshop, The Art of Leather with Larry and Lori Lewis, will be held at the Simcoe County a WY 7 Arnold Burgher appointed new circulation manager Arnold Burgher has been appointed circulation manager Of this newspaper. Burgher is respon- sible for the circulation of the Midland Times, Penetanguishene Citizen, Elmvale Lance, and the Citizen Times Weekender. The Midland resident, since May, 1972, was born in Kentville, N.S. Since his arrival in Midland he has served on the town parks board, (1979 to 1983), Midland Minor Baseball Association executive for 11 years, and the York Simeoe Baseball Association executive for five years. Married for 15 years, Arnold has three children, Andrew, 14, Beverly, 10, and Jonathan, three. Basic Quilting with Ruth Allen will be taught in the Elmvale Public Library, Feb. 18, from 10 a.m. tO 3 p.m., on March 3 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. There is a limit of 15 students. Cost Is; "SG fOre: SCACA members and $20 for others. Registration for this workshop should also be sent to Mrs. McLeod, as above. SCACA inembers are reminded to send their entries for Competition '84: Inspiration-Thor Hansen. Prizes will be awarded in four categories: quilts, rugs and wall hangings, fibre, and non-fibre. Check your January or February newsletter for the registration form. The Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association Gift Fair will be held this year on Sept. 22 and 23 at the Simcoe County Museum, Midhurst. For information about inembership in SCACA, or about any of the above events, contact your area represen- tatives, Erina Newhouse (526-5252) or Antoinette Lefaive (549- 7577). Hot wax Once again this year, the Canadian Car Wash Association and_ their provincial membership will be doing their part {0 help raise funds for the 1984 Canadian Heart Fund campaign. On Saturday, Feb. 18, participating car wash Outlets will donate $1.00 from every hot wax sale nade that day. Last year, Over 300 car wash Outlets across Canada raised nearly $31,000 with their "hot wax' event. This year, the Association hopes to double the number of participating Outlets and thereby raise more money for heart and stroke research. Support your local car wash outlet on Satur- day, Feb. 18 and remember...someday your heart may need us as much as we need you. 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Toanche recreation elections 'Yoanche Parks and Recreation Association is holding nominations and elections for of- ficers for the 1984-85 year at the Highland Point Church on March 12, at 7 p.m. Seminar for farm women A One-day seminar is planned for North Simcoe farm women 0n Thursday, March 1 in Elmvale. The ministry of Agriculture and Food is sponsoring this program, to be held in Our Lady of Lourdes Church on Highway 27. Program presentations include legal aspects of farming, safety in the work place, insurance-what's if all about?, estate plan- ning and the farm woman's role in the 80's. A registration fee of $7 covers printed in- formation and a hot noon meal. Registration is required before Feb. 20. Please call the Agricultural Office for more information at 322-2231. People and places Reverend Hunter at St. John's Reverend Gordon Hunter will be in the pulpit at St. John's United Church, Elmvale, on Sunday, Feb. 19. Reverend Hunter is well known throughout both Canada and the United States for his spiritual leadership in the Christian Church and, of course, known to the congregation at St. John's. SCOUTING AROUND A) SCOUTS CANADA by HARRY BROWN Just a few thoughts about the Snowfrolic. If over 350 people could get together in one place and have as much fun as they did, it had to be one of the best ever run! Every word I have heard was en- thusiastic. Congratulations to the fine bunch of leaders who made it possible and an extra special thank you to D.C. John Baker. The scene was unbelievable, the suspension bridge built by the Venturers a big succéss, and we loved it. Now, the next event. Look to Mountainview Mall for Scout and Guide activity during Scout-Guide Week, and to Huronia Mall for more of the same. The malls should be busy, busy, busy as we let the public know how proud we are of the movement. Remember the Kub Kar Competitions at Moun- tainview Mall on March 3. See you there in the mall Opposite Zellers. Scout Skooters are in! And if you didn't know what they are, they are the Scout version of the Kub Kars, with all the excitement, too! They compete at the Wyebrdige Community Centre March 11 at 1:30 p.m. The First Penetanguishene Cubs welcomed a new assistant leader last Monday. Steve Phillips joined the Jungle family. 'Rikki' has been with the pack and has gained a lot Of experience. Congratulations to Akela Doug Rawson as he adds another leader to the fine group working with him. District Council met last Monday, Feb. 6, and One of the pleasant duties was the presentation to Ray Nicholson of a beautiful desk award for his service Over the past 10 years. It has always been a pleasure working On the same group as Ray and we thank him most sincerely as he steps down for a rest, Or a change, for his unstinting devotion to his task. Thanks, Ray. GIAN KT Seniors cribbage tournament The County of Simcoe ' Centre on March 2 and Recreation Departm- is being hosted by the ent, in c0-Operation with Club d'age d'or de the Senior Citizens' Lafontaine Advisory Committee Pre-registration of ee Te tae as $1.50 a guar fe rag AEA : ' required, anc a Elimination Tourna- players are asked to ae ; provide their own ive regiona eh ees asl I i , cribbage boards. A elimination fournam- residents of Simcoe ents have been County, 55 years of age ee he ages and over, are eligible to le ounty, wi La gees : ; : Pe eae participate. tOurnament finals For further ti taking place on April 13 at the County Museum. The first Area Elimination Tourna- ment takes place at the Lafontaine Community CHILD TAX CREDIT '10 If the Child Tax Credit is the only: claim you'll make this year, bring your income tax return to a partici- pating H&R Block office. We'll accurately prepare it for just $10. This Year's Return at Last Year's Prices. 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