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a IT EN a ee i TN SE GI Pa on en Two Martels help relive the Larry French, left, and Tom Ambeau, two of the five members of the Martels, the group we 0 Al. 50s synonymous with Teen Town in Midland, delighted their faithful fans for the seventh Teen Town M.S.S. Ontario Scholars Where are they now? The graduating class of 1985-86 of Midland Secon- dary School produced 27 Ontario scholars. This scholarship is awarded every Ontario Grade 13 stu- dent who achieves a mark of 80 or higher in six Grade 13 courses. The MSS_ Ontario scholars, and their college or university, and pro-, gram, are listed below. Joanne Lois Amos, Univ. of Toronto, Occupational Therapy. Jeffrey Michael Bales, Western Univ., Science. Jason David Brown, Wilfrid Laurier, Computers. Belynda Pauline Cleland, Wilfrid Laurier, Business Administration. Sherri Lynn _ Dion, Georgian College, Dental - Assistant. Susan Joanne Easton, Univ. of Toronto, Science. Colleen Dale Evans, Univ. of Toronto, Math and Physics. Linda Antonia Ferraro (Scholarship $600), Queen's Univ., Physio Therapy. Port_McNicol---- The Catholic Women's League meetings will resume on Sept. 3. These meetings will be held at Sacred Heart Church, Port MeNicoll, in the church hall after 7:30 p.m. mass. All members are invited to attend. Those desirous of joining: the membership fee is $7 per year. Registration for Guides, Brownies, and Pathfinders will be held on Sept. 9, at Port MeNicoll School, from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. For further information, please call 534-7904. Bridge for fun Midland's Bridge for Fun Club is beginning its fourth year. The non-profit club is for -ouples. For more information, 'lephone 526-9190, by eptember 6. The Simcoe County Book Exchange held at our Library this month yielded a total of 2,137 new books. Do come in and browse or borrow. During the summer we have had many visitors come into our Library. These included Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Young, plus two friends. They brought with them a donation of books by the architect of this building, Mr. James Gelleney. Mr. Peter Rudy, another guest, came to see our model ship Assiniboia. Mr. J.G. Young built this model, and was a former crew member. As Mr. Rudy has one of his ships on display at Maheu's Restaurant, he was particularly interested. We also had Mrs. Art Bell's two sisters from Hamilton in to visit. One of them, Mrs. Kent, works in the Hamilton Library and was especially interested in our building. Page 8, Tuesday, September 2, 1986 Jacqueline Anne Four- nier (4 Year - Billes Scholarship), Univ. of Toronto, Pre-Med. Traver Duncan Gam- mell, Western Univ., Social Science. Richard Ray Gorab, Univ. of Toronto, Business Administration. Christian Moritz Hollman, Lakehead Univ., Fine Arts. Kelly Tom Leitch, Univ. of Toronto, engineering. Nathalie Ann Leitch, Univ. of Toronto, Science. Henry Andry (Andy) Lenio, Univ. of Toronto, Science. Diane Roselyn Liscumb (Scholarship $1,000), Univ. of Ottawa, General Science. Lori Lee Livingston, Univ. of Toronto, Pharmacy. John David Locke, Univ. of Waterloo, Bio Chemistry. Annette Reta Long, Univ. of Toronto, Science. Lisa Marie Mattar (Scholarship $1,000), Univ. of Waterloo, Health Studies. Lori Ann McVean, McMaster Univ., Natural Science. Peter Richard Newburn, McMaster Univ., Electrical Engineering. Leena Silja Salojarvi, Univ. of Toronto, Physical Therapy Brenda Helen Steffler, Wilfrid Laurier, Computers . and Computer Electronics. Peter Steven Thoma, Western Univ., Bachelor of Science. Barbara Jean Tilson, Western Univ., Social Science. Aikaterini (Kathy) Vassilakos (Scholarship $1300), McMaster Univ, Natural Science. reunion, held last Saturday evening. Sharon Armstrong Appointed Sharon Armstrong, BA, M. Ed., has-been appointed Acting Supervisor of Pro- motion and Public Rela- tions at Huronia Historical Parks. HHP is a branch of the Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation which administers two historic sites, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons near Midland and the Historic Naval and _ Military Establishments in Penetanguishene. Mrs. Armstrong brings extensive experience in the fields of living history and related educational pro- gramming. She has been associated with Sainte- Marie among the Hurons for a decade and has serv- ed as Interpretive and Education Officer since 1978. Her new duties com- mence September 29, 1986. E al\ "nev? Announces REGISTER at the Civic Centre Sat., Sept. 6 ra} 10 a.m. - 12 & 1-3 p.m. Mon., Sept. 8 7-9p.m. Thurs., Sept. 11 = 7-9p.m. or call 526-4770 for information Midland Recreation Dept. ADULT RECREATION PROGRAMS TINA WATLING DANCE CENTRES ¢ Modern « Tap e Ballet ¢ Jazz e Baton ¢ Ballroom 3 Years - Adults B.A.T.D., C.D.T.A., D.I.C.A. Exams Available OPENING SOON at Victoria St. & Woodland Dr. location Registration for '86 - '87 season Will be Held at Civic Centre Sept. 6 - 10 a.m. to 12 noon & 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 8 & 11 - 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. For further info call 737-0249 collect