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-- eee neers nr " =z py rerrer rere JAMES H. LYNN A. BARRIE CHAPEL ELMVALE BRANCH GC courses Two courses in the Georgian College management development program will start in Midland in January. "Effective Supervision in u * j Home of personal service" Funeral Homes Lid Human Relations" begins 290-First Street Box 239 Monday, January 20, and Aer eo ONTARIO ELMVALE, ONTARIO Effective Supervision in 4R 3N9 LOL 1PO Safety" starts Tuesday, Telephone 705-526-6551 January 21. Both are 10-week courses and both will be held upstairs at the Windrifter Restaurant. A registration fee of $40 is payable prior to Telephone 705-322-2732 Jim Lynn Mike Stone the first session Dedicated to theFreeSpiritin just about Ht everyone. ALEX CURRIE woronstte ELMVALE Buick-Pontiac-GMC Trucks 322-1292 == Georgian College in January -- MIDLAND -- HATHA YOGA-- INSTRUCTION ON YOGA POSITIONS, BREATHING AND SELF DISCIPLINE Monday, Jan.20 1:30-3p.m. Beginners & Intermediate Tuesday, Jan.21 1-2:30p.m. Beginners Tuesday, Jan. 21 7-8:30p.m. Beginners Wednesday, Jan. 22 7-8:30p.m. Intermediate Thursday, Jan. 23 7-8:30p.m. Advanced 10 Sessions -- 15 Hours -- Fee $15.00 All Yoga Classes will be held at 377 Manly St., Midland ; Telephone 526-6092 for Registration -- COLDWATER -- FURNITURE REFINISHING -- STRIPPING, STAINING, POLISHING, MINOR REPAIRS, UNDERSTANDING OF DIFFERENT TYPE WOODS Tuesday Night 7-10p.m. 30 Hours Starts February 6 Fee $35.00 Starts January 21 Fee $35.00 (including materials) UPHOLSTERY -- TERMINOLOGY, TACKING, SECURING & DECORATIVE FILLERS, STUFFING & MANIPULATIVE SKILLS Thursday Night 7-10p.m. 30 Hours Starts Feb.6 Fee $35.00 (including some materials) HATHA YOGA Tuesday 1:30-3p.m. Starts Jan. 21 10 Sessions -- 15 Hours -- Fee $15.00 For Registration Coldwater Courses Telephone 325-2705 BOB'S HOAGIE HOUSE POYNTZ PLAZA PENETANG 4ATriple Decker Bun-- HAD A HOAGIE LATELY? Half 95° Whole *1.85 DAILY SPECIALS "Home Made & Priced Right" NEW "BIG BERG" It's big --It's Delicious -- It's a Meal On Reg. $1.39 With This Ad *1.09 Limit 2 Per Customer 949-2380 549-2380 PHONE Call Contact 526-9333 bas Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. except Se ah Saturdays and Holidays te Se od by Eileen Smith All you need is love to complete the theme when Contact holds its semi-formal Valentine Ball at the Midland Civic Centre on Valentine's Day, Friday, February 14, designed for sweethearts. The success of our Silver Bell Ball and the many requests to have more such social affairs prompted us to plan another special dance for the community. The Civic Centre will be transformed into a lovely ballroom at which the King and Queen of Hearts will reign as host and hostess. Many door and spot prizes for all and favours given to the ladies will win your hearts. A midnight buffet will be served by Helen and John Walker of the Brooklea Club. Tickets will be available by calling Contact and reser- vations will be taken for your party if booked well in advance. The tickets are $14 per couple, which includes the buffet. Only 200 tickets will be available, so make your reservations early. Tommy Crowe's Orchestra will play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Midland Pipes and Drums will again lead us in a Grand March to start the evening with a happy flair. Hopefully, the whole group will perform for a short time while the crowd gathers before the Grand March. A committee is already busily making plans and preparing theme material for the Ball. We know it will be a wonderful event and hope to see many of Contact's friends there. Contact Credit Council A concerned group of men involved in financial matters, representatives from banks, finance companies, Credit Bureau, professional accountants and Credit Counselling, will form a panel to answer questions to give financial guidance. With many industrial layoffs in this area, concern for the tight money situation prompted these men to offer their experience to help others. The program will be shown over cable Channel 12 on Thursday, January 23, from 6 to 7 p.m. The first part will introduce the public to these approachable representatives, to become knowledgable about their experience and who they are. The second half will be an open-line program where we ask that you have questions ready to ask and have answered on the air. The number to call will be 526-7905. This is a fine gesture by a group who can be of assistance at this difficult time: they are to be commended. Planning and appearing on the program are Brian Parr, Paul Mattar, Don Camin, Harvey Freedman, and Verne LeClaire. I will appear with them to, hopefully, ask some useful questions and to introduce each on to the listening audience. Through Contact we receive many calls for assistance with money matters. This contribution could be of great value to anyone who is sincerely trying to help themselves. Budgets, loans, credit, credit cards, etc. represent some areas of discussion. Be sure to formulate questions and have them ready for Thursday, January 23, from 6 to 7 p.m. on Cable 12. If this program is successful and useful, plans are to continue on a regular basis. A column will also appear in the Midland Times in which questions will be answered. Send questions to the Times office, or call Contact at 526-9333. UIC and Manpower Talk Show An open-line show will be held on Cable 12, January 22, from 7 to 8 p.m., with Unemployment Insurance public relations officer Leighton Smith and Manpower represen- tative Bob Rehm. Have questions ready to phone in. Youth AA A newly-formed group of young people has been formed to assist anyone who has a drinking problem. The meetings take place weekly on Monday nights at 8:30 p.m., St. Margaret's Church, side entrance on Hugel Ave. and Third Street, Midland. You are most welcome to attend. Al-Anon A strength to the family of the problem drinker -- Tuesdays 8 p.m. St. Margaret's Church, Midland. Al-a-Teen For the children of the problem drinker is held at the same time. RVRORERVRORXRY WHAT'S HAPPENED TO MASTOID OPERATIONS? Thirty-five years ago Mastoiditis, an in- flammation of the mastoid bone cells located behind the ears, was responsible for many operations which left unsightly scars. Now, a prescription for a few dollars worth of medication, if taken in time, makes an operation unnecessary. But, any pain about the ear should receive im- mediate medical attention. You save sickness time and perhaps even your life when you con- sult a physician. "A great many people entrust us with their prescriptions, health needs and other pharmacy products. We consider this trust a privilege and a duty. May we be your personal family phar- macy?" "Your Own Community Pharmacies" Open Daily To 6 p.m. Open Daily To9p.m. Including Wednesday Wednesday & Saturday Toép.m. Closed Sunday IRETON'S ff IDA PHARMACY V Friday To9 p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY g)WHITFIELD'S H R 0 EH, Y R H V R aI R J PHARMACY R Elmvale | Penetang 322-1011 | 549-2555 A at PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIS H one Disaster plans formed Mention disaster to the average person in this area and the first reaction will likely be: "But, it can't happen here'. However, that is not the reaction of officials at three hospitals in the area, and they have completed plans for action to be taken should a disaster causing bodily harm strike the North Simcoe area surrounding Penetanguishene and Midland. Along with Penetanguishene General Hospital and Midland's St. Andrews Hospital, the Mental Health Centre at Penetanguishene has agreed to a comprehensive plan for action to be taken in case of disaster. The Mental Health Centre, although it is not a treatment centre for physical health problems, is nevertheless prepared to accept a major role in the event of disaster. MHC is prepared to accept immediately up to 150 disaster cases and evacuees who do not require surgery or major medical care. Conceivably, if major medical care space in the two general hospitals reached a point of being at a premium, they could evacuate patients not requiring that type of care to the Centre. Should MHC become in- volved in event of disaster, the plan provides for almost instant recall of the entire Mental Health Centre staff within a matter of minutes. In addition, plans have been formulated for an- nounements to be made over radio station CKMP regarding the disaster, and any staff outside the reach of a phone would report for duty on hearing the report. In the event of the disaster plan going into action, the three shift system would become void for the time being and all personnel would report on a 12-hour shift basis beginning in the morning and evening. Triage and care area have been designated as well as a work distribution centre. The clinical records section will become an information centre for the duration of the emergency. MHC has also provided subject to the im- patient that, mediate TO OUR NEW LOCATION requirements in the Centre, medical personnel would be made available to the general hospitals if required. In addition to planning for external disaster, provision has been made for action to be taken in case of internal disaster at MHC. To those who think it cannot happen here, it is pointed out that one type of unforseen disaster occurred in Windsor last year when a freak tornado demolished part of a curling rink and injured a number of people. Because hospitals there had a disaster plan drawn up, at least two institutions were prepared within minutes to accept injured people. ELMVALE DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL WINTER PROM Friday January 24, 1975 9 p.m. School Auditorium featuring "THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD" Music to suit all ages Dance and Luncheon $7.00 per couple Tickets Available Whitfield's Pharmacy Elmvale District High School Office ANOTHER Tata cei ale BONAVENTURE -- Four large bedrooms, two one ensuite to the master bedroom, coach lamps on either side of the double door entrance - all spell elegance with a provincial flair and solid family comfort in the Bonaventure. Optional features Include one or two car garage, carport and porch. You move into your new GNC home in a matter of weeks after your decision to buy. With time-consuming work completed at the factory, using advanced, rigid quality control production techniques, It takes only a few weeks at the most to install any GNC model on your foundation and bring It to fully wired and fixtured, completely decorated, move-in condition. We now have 14 models to choose from For more information write or call G.T. STEVENS CONTRACTING LTD. or WASAGA HOMES at Box 232 Elmvale Phone 322-1601 YOUR EXCLUSIVE BUILDER DEALER FOR GNC HOMES SASHA be ae ia " 7h Oe -- full bathrooms, IN SIMCOE NORTH Some of the bargains we will be offering will be fantastic ! Electrohome 23" B & W TV & Stereo Combination *125.% Stereo Component Package Includes Tuner Amp with guitar input 2 speakers Stand & Stereo headphones $189. POYNTZ PLAZA Electrohome Color T.V. Color T.V. \ $449. epee 77 Main St. RCA 26" Color T.V. Only *560. 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