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Sod turning Reverend Harvey Markle and Elmvale Reeve Ken Knox were on hand Friday afternoon to turn the first bit of ground at a celebration at Bayweb Limited. The Village. pair broke the ground for the major ex- pansion of the publishing plant in the PMS common among women Premenstrual Syndrome will be the subject of a discussion being organized by the Simcoe County District Health Unit. Health care professionals will discuss PMS, its causes, treatment and re- cent advances in research. An estimated one of every two women of child- bearing age suffer from premenstrual syndrome. PMS is a complex group of symptoms that a woman experiences starting one to 14 days before each menstrual period. The symptoms vary in type and severity, and in- clude depression, irritabili- ty, breast discomfort, and fluid retention. More than 150 symptoms are associated with PMS. Dr. Dianne McGibbon will talk about PMS in Bar- rie on Oct. 30, in the Blue Flame Room, 165 Ferris Lane. Dr. McGibbon has researched PMS and has designed and tested a char- ting tool for PMS. Marsh volunteers honoured Volunteers are the key to success for the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre - and Wye Marsh's volunteers are proud of the role they play in keeping the Centre alive. Wye Marsh staff and volunteers celebrated their happy relationship when they met last Tuesday, for a Volunteer Appreciation night at the Centre. Over 50 volunteers came out to enjoy a huge cake, look at a scrapbook of photos and clippings from the recent Wildlife Festival, and bask in applause and praise from Anne _ Connell, volunteer co-ordinator and Executive Director Bob Whittam. "We can never thank you enough for all you've done,"' said Connell as she presented volunteers with certificates, Wye Marsh lapel pins and wildlife posters as tokens of ap- preciation from the staff. "Your energy, enthusiasm and hard work is what makes it all possible." The tremendous success of the first Wye Marsh Wildlife Festival testifies to New toys Organizers of an upcom- ing sale of new books and toys suggest the sale as a chance for people to do some early Christmas shopping. The sale of new books and toys is being organiz- ed to benefit the Pene- tanguishene Co-op Nursery School. The sale will be held in Penetang's First Presbyterian Church on Oct. 2 at 7:30 p.m. Rec department holds coach's clinic The Midland Recreation Department is hosting a Level On Theory Coaches Clinic this fall. The Clinic starts Wednesday, October 29 and goes. until November 19. It runs from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. each night at St. Theresa's High School. Rick Presse will be the Instructor. Pre-registraion is necessary by October 22. The fee is $10 and you can register at the Recreation Premier showing This Saturday evening the 20-member Simcoe County Connection will give their Premier Perfor- mance at the Wyebridge Community Hall. At 8 p.m. the Connec- tion, the local, newly- formed chapter of the In- ternational Harmony In- corporated, will take to the stage with special perfor- mances by Black Magic, the Silvertones and the County Chordsmen. Tickets to the show in four part harmony are on- ly $6.50 for adults and $5 for seniors and children under 12-years. For more information about the show contact 549-7163 or 728-6026. Correction The location of the C in CKMP's Find the Missing C contest was a Coke machine in. Midland's Centennial Arena. Office or call 526-4770 for information. ThesmN@Gp: is) the coaching of coaches pro- gram. It is an educational and learning program for coaches encompassing some 50 sports and exten- ding from one coast of Canada to the other. It is designed to make the rewards of coaching that much better. And the more you get out of coaching, the more your athletes get out of their sport. The theory component of the program offers coaches information on such things as leadership, motivation, nutrition and fitness. In many situations, it also gives coached of different sports the opportunity to get together to discuss common _ needs. The technical section com- plements the Theory and instructs you in tried and proven methods to help you be a truly effective and dynamic coach. The technical program also ap- plies the principles in the theory courses specifically to your sport. The Penetanguishene General Hospital Biew Dine 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 a.m. - till Noon L'HOpital Général de Penetanguishene 75th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS Saturday, October 25, 1986 All past and present employees, volunteers, patients and associates of the hospital are invited to join us in our celebrations. Open House and Tea Hospital Cafeteria Thanksgiving Mass St. Ann's Church, penearauishene Reception and Dinner Highland Inn, Midland Sunday, October 26, 1986 Continental Breakfast __ Georgian Manor Community Room Tickets (required for the dinner only) will be available till October 15th at $15.95 per person. For further information and/or to reserve tickets please contact: Penetanguishene General Hospital P.O. Box 670 Penetanguishene, Ontario LOK 1P0 Telephone (705) 549-7431 the devotion of Wye Marsh volunteers. Over 120 volunteers contributed time and talent on the weekend of Sept. 20 and 21. However, the Festival is only one example of how Wye Marsh depends on its volunteer friends. "Saturday night Bingo, our most successful. fun- draising effort so far, has raised over $60,000 for Wye Marsh," said Connell. Each week, five volunteers give their Saturday even- ings to run _ Bingo. Altogether, volunteers gave over 5,000 hours to Wye Marsh this past summer, working in the store, office, and workshop, doing a wide variety of jobs which help to keep the Centre afloat. More help is always needed. Since budget cuts ended government funding in 1985, Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre has Cheque presentation Penetanguishene Minor Hockey League acheque from the service club's President President Dave Brooks (left) was on hand depended on donations, memberships and volunteer help for survival. Volunteer workers believe the centre is vital to the community as a conserva- tion education centre, a tourist attraction and an ir- replaceable wildlife habitat. For more information on volunteering at Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre or joining the Friends of Wye Marsh, call the Centre at 526-7809. John Arbour (right). The local hockey at the regular weekly luncheon of the league is only one of the many groups the Penetanguishene Rotary Club to accept Penetang Rotarians aid every year. Honda! drive one. You have to build them like Honda to back them like Honda. Every 1987 Honda we sell carries a new 5-year/80,000 kilometre warranty on major components. So if you follow recommended maintenance procedures, you'll never have to worry about repair costs on major components for up to five years. And if you decide to trade or sell your Honda before the warranty expires, you can even include the balance of the warranty for a small transfer fee. Think how much that adds to the value of your You've never had a better time -- or a better reason.-- to look at Honda Civics, Accords or Preludes. So come in today and test- Today's answer BARRIE HONDA a sa 100 'Bradford St., "'Downtown"' Barrie 726-6488 Page 12, Tuesday, October 21, 1986