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Port McNicolil by CLARA POWER Port McNicoll Recreation Board would like to thank all the individuals and businesses who helped to make our Hallowe'en Dance on Oct. 27 such a huge success. Dignard - a large doll, Leo Perrault - clay cooker and Leo Perrault - small ice cream doll. Pal Armstrong brought in this next item: Port MeNicoll Lion's Club Grey Cup. Pool Winners - Nov. 19 therefore East 17 West 7 (47). Thanks go to all the people who came into the library and signed our Christmas Card in the lobby of the Library. Good news! Lana Garret is now recovered and back at work in the along a poem to share with you: BOOKS by John Morris Don't turn your back on a bookcase, Funny things they say. The shelves may be happen Pile themselves quietly in corners, And insidiously slide up the stairs. You can throw them, or sell them or burn them, They march on with dust covers unfurled. Today they take over your household, Toronto newspaper story isn't accurate. Midland Mayor Al Roach is not at all pleased by a Toronto Star story that appeared yesterday in the Metro newspaper. According to Roach, the article contained "a great many errors." The item in question was titled: "Midland mayor arrives late to answer charge of assault." The story suggested Roach's lawyer is named Harold McKinnon. He isn't. Mrs. Frizzell brought Ist Qtr. - K. Roque, Library. yawning and empty. Tomorrow They The item states, Roach faces a charge of assault in the following: A, Killarney - $25. Don't forget our But watch out, if you Conquer the World! . Causing bodily harm. successful Bazaar 2nd Qtr. Ross Christmas gift turn away. Rally 'round the He faces a common assault charge following a (Xmas) took place Nov. Ca meron, Port suggestions - available Turn back and the' Float.' Saturday,Dec.1 Nov. 12 fracas during an in-camera meeting at 17 al Sacred Heart . McNicoll - $50. at the Library: plates spaces are taken, is the Santa Claus town hall. Church. 3rd Qtr. - Ray Genier, ($5), pens ($2), and By paperbacks, novels Parade - one o'clock - in And the article states, neither Roach nor his A heartfelt thank you Penetang - $75. paperbacks (5 cents). and verse. Midland. lawyer were present when the (court) session fo. all Those: whowiate Game Pinaliscore GA: During the summer And_ once they've Our. Parks and_ beganand charges couldn' be laid until the judge tended. The winners ol Talbot, Port MeNicoll - Beverley Aitken, from established a foothold, - Recreation Committee recessed the court and had Roach brought in from the main draw raffle $900. : Kngland, was visiting Things keep getting and Volunteers have his office. tickets were: (the quilt) Note: Final Score is the Power House in _ steadily worse. heensrchandie ates eats Roach said last night, this statement too wasn't Mrs. Virginia Frizzell, over the last ticket score Port. Naturally a tour They take over the preparing ourentrantin correct. (large hamper of of 40. Therefore it starts of our Library wes floors and the tables, this year's competition. Mayor Roach confirmed he had turned the groceries) Mrs. Pam io erand7isthesameat jncluded in her And spread themselves Come on out and cheer entire matter over to his legal counsel with an eye Gardiner of Agincourt, . The winning ticket is itinerary. She sent over the chairs, us on. to having the story corrected. i (9100; Dill) Miss ss Nigie Chri One sure sign Christmas is just around the a : ye C Hrel. ' ' s is jus noes of Churels. sts, MStMAS oorner is the re-appearance of Midland Salvation Mherd: were. extrh waht Army's Christmas Cheer Kettles. en) eal This year, according to Lt. Ray Braddock, the ESS One: NY tee Army anticipates packing 350 hampers with food Swaile - a three piece Kettles alae ie ecg P ae a a eli and toys. cooker set, Heather : Stamp issues the bay, some 10 km away (6.25 miles) is Grande Anse--in New Brunswick. Carlisle for having a radio station, the only station I could pick up on my crystal set other than the local CFCY. It was also my first in- troduction to French. New Carlisle is the birthplace of Quebec's premier, Rene Levesque. Philatelically, none of that is important. New Carlisle has a philatelic first of its own, even if it's recognized only abroad: Gibbons catalogue (the British LARRY ae INNIS New Carlisle is a relatively small town on the south coast of the When I was a wee tad Gaspe Peninsula, facing in Charlottetown, on Chaleur Bay. Across P.E.I., I knew New YVICA ski shoppers reach anew high The magic of Christmas in Midland -Special photo equivalent to Scott) lists Here's a look at the central business s Sy ol Si Al , r _Midiand Y's Men's 10th Annual Ski and Ski Boot i first Canadian item district in downtown Midland. Thanks eae seamen ae cee Exchange on Saturday was by far the best one yet, as a postmaster's to the town's BIA, King Street has shot adds a special magic to the entire aoe exchange Committee Chairman Jack provisional stamped faken 'ona winter wonderland. al- aa ady. -nvelope, date il 7, m . on The sales of used ski equipment, easily double nant stay wai tas fey PHOT FEISS O PLOT, GIS DS SE SO BE TNS QS ERD BY "y that of last year, raised $1,500 for the YMCA. to exist. Tr id Over 350 items were left to be sold, for a 25 The. first official Santa Ss percent commission, in the crowded foyer of the Y ""Canadian" stamp sete _ by local skiers. In addition, both Mountainview Ski Club and Collingwood's Squire John's Ski Shop Three-penny Beaver participated for the first time in this year's pre- (Scott 1) issued April 23, 'season used ski equipment sale. 1851. Pady attributes the big jump in this year's sales figure to the vastly improved selection of ski gear. The six volunteer Y's Men on the sales floor report, the biggest demand was for children's issued was the famous PRE-CHRISTMAS (ot! 20% org ALL Winter Coats, Jackets & Pant Coats That was, however, before Confederation. There was more than ENE SNE DO ENT ] © } downhill skis, boots, and poles. Pady claims that Dipper and SEX ; 3 5 4 g Canada, (Ontario and ski equipment for an average child, costing $250 to Quehecis ahere were $300 in a retail outlet, could be purchased used for Oe phegh ate ta 20 HK i under $100 at Saturday's sale. plier. ;colonigs» issuing O OFF ALL Dresses Dy ¥ . . é ] y Ss S When the ski gear is outgrown in one or two Die, Onn Seonys eau years, parents know they can bring it back to Pees gs as pn for Daywear & sy Dressy Hg resell at the next Ski and Ski Boot Exchange. sa pa f : | re) = Y Return business is a significant factor to the an- Pp Nova ae ae or Specia ccasions . nual sale, and Pady noticed some repeat shoppers aoe stamps, begin- All sizes regular 5-15, 10-20 Half sizes 14!»-241. » coming from as far away as Toronto. It is expected that this year's success will have the Y's Men discussing a move to a bigger room with better displays of equipment for next year's sale. also specializing in "Petites" 5-16 20% orF ALL Co-ordinates of Jacket, Skirt & Pant Sets stamp. Full range sizes 10-20 Plus Sizes 38-44 <> arin ers Santa's Special Feature... LINENS; DRAPERY. AND UPHOLSTERY, 7 " Shetland Wool Sweaters 54.495 PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER Vneck & crewneck (ail paste! shades) 1 2 ning in September 1851, with a three-penny of similar design to New Brunswick's first issue, a diamond-shaped aor i ae festive touch see our ee 2S . collection of Placemats, Tablecloths, Accessories, and : i i Special Gift lems : Acrylle Argile Pullovers $4 ee ot Small, medium, large For your holiday entertaining or GIFT giving, compliment your Table Setting with one of our beautiful tablecloths. eNOTTINGHAM LACE Cotton Polyester $4,988 Long Sleeve Shirts "Come in & see our many instore specials not advertised"' (white, red, navy, bone) MOEN OF SET SON wD eR OS ; G&M = Watsons : ei ue Shoppe -. Ladies ;| Wear Elmvale 322-2151 2 OS WS ra King St., a. Downtown, Midland Shop now for Christmas sees SALE ENDS DEC. 5th FB: 293 King St. 526-2271 Page 12, Wednesday, November 28, 1984 while the selection is at its Greatest MSRM ree ee IO : eB Ss;