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Huronia Community Calendar Organizations are invited to publicize their up- coming ghents free of charge in the Times Community . Please call the Community Calendar editor 9 or drop your message into The Midland Times 'office at 289 King Street (upstairs). Wednesday, April 16 A cross section of the talent that has surfaced in the ceremonies, to be held tonight, Wednesday, April 16, at Midland Secondary School. The concert begins at 7:30 and admission is $1 for adults; 50 cents for students. Doug Reid will be master of ceremonies. Wednesday, April 16 Midland Y's Men's Club will present Festival of the Stars at Midland Secondary School. Rummage Sale in Odd Fellows Hall, Midland. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Auspices Nurses Alumnae Association. The Monthly Services Luncheon will be held at the ® Brooklea Golf and Country Club from 11:45 to 1:30 p.m. - The topic will be unemployment insurance, with Bob Quinsey acting as chairman. Card party, euchre and 500 auspices The Ladies' Auxiliary, Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 80, Midland, starting at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 17 The Sunworthy Wallpaper Company demonstration of their lines in St. Margaret's Church Hall, Midland, : 1:30 to7 p.m. This is being sponsored by Lamer's Paint and Wallpaper, Midland. Special Meeting of Huronia Credit Union, for shareholders at Legion Hall, Penetanguishene at 8 p.m. The Midland-Penetang Field Naturalists Club regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. Guest speaker will be Roger Chit- tenden. Saturday, April 19 Achievement Day for 4-H Homemaking Clubs, Orillia, Twin Lakes Secondary School, starting at 1 p.m. Dance to be held at the Country Mill, 9 p.m. to1a.m. Tickets available Ted Light's TV, Penetanguishene, Members of PSS School Band, Jack Beauchamp TV and Radio, Midland. Saturday, April 19 A Good Times evening at the Hunters and Anglers Lodge, starting at 8 p.m. $1.25 per person; teenagers under 18 are free (must be accompanied by parents). Ping-pong, card playing, recorded music. Food is goulash, Hungarian Style. German Canadian Club, Gemuetlichkeit 70, Georgian Bay. Sunday, April 20 Barrie's King Edward Choir will perform Handel's Messiah at St. Paul's United Church in Orillia on Sunday evening; April 20. No tickets are required. Wednesday, April 23 The \oiiota Club of Huronia are holding a rummage sale ar: , from 12 noon to 4:30 p.m. at the Great Hall, St. ul's United Church, Midland. There will be a bake table, a book sale, white elephant, touch and take and a jewellry sale. Friday, April 25 The Senior Citizens' Club of Midland is having a rummage sale at their club rooms on the corner of First and Hugel from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Rummage sale under the auspices of Penetanguishene U.C.W. will be held at Penetanguishene Legion, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 26 The 4th Midland Mothers' Auxiliary to the Cubs, Scouts and Venturers will be having a rummage sale at St. Paul's Church auditorium from 10 a.m. to2 p.m. Sunday, April 27 An information meeting, co-sponsored by the Huronia Social Planning Council and the Quota Club of Huronia. Guest speaker will be Miss Catherine Collett, Director of the Big Sister Association of Guelph . The time is 2 p.m. at the YMCA banquet room, Midland. Friday, May 2 the the School at 8 p.m. (Also Saturday, May 3.) Thursday, May 9 Midland Armoury from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 10 St. Theresa's Auxiliary Garage Sale at 10 a.m. What you don't value, someone else treasurers, so don't throw it away. Give it to our Garage Sale. Anything from your attic to basement will be appreciated. Bring it to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laurin, 586 Dominion Ave., Midland or call 526-5467. Huronia Players' final production of the comedy : "Enter Laughing", by Joseph Stein, at Sacred Heart : Gordon E. Smith, MPP, will be holding a clinic at the : Dance to the music of the Forties! 17 piece P.S.S. Dance Orchestra Saturday, April 19th * 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Kt the Country Mill Tickets available Ted Light's TV, Poyntz Plaza, Members of School Band, Jack Beauchamp TV and Radio, Midland. Lunch and Refreshments. - The bookworm by Shirley Whittington The Bookworm's diet this week is a mixed one -- threé books which have little in common except that they've all béen around for a while, and each is sought after for its own reasons. Jaws by Peter Benchley seems to be the current paperback favourtie. It's a fast moving novel about a Long Island resort town where the economy depends on the summer tourist trade. When a giant killer shark inexplicably arrives offshore and begins to dine on local swimmers, business begins to look bad. The mayor, who is also the local real estate en- trepreneur, pressures the chief of police to keep the beaches open. It develops that he's tied up with a different kind of killer -- a loan shark -- and falling real estate values spell his ruin. Benchley takes us through Jaws" --a current paperback favourite the mandatory illicit love affair, some municipal machinations and the soul- searching of an honest police chief who really believes his mandate is to protect the people of his community. The shark hunt in the closing pages of the book is good reading, and a lot more compelling than Moby Dick. The dialogue is particularly authentic, and Benchley obviously knows a lot about people, and about sharks. Jaws is to be made into a movie, and that will surely pose some interesting challenges for the special effects people. It's not likely that anyone will ever make a movie out of Osborne's Midland and Her Pioneers, but the miracle is that the book is again in print, and very handsomely too. Mick Mika of Belleville's Mike Press specializes in local history. When he came to Midland and discovered the tattered state of the remaining copy of Midland Student pres. elected Communication arts student Ian Tudor has been elected President of the Students' Adminstrative Council at Georgian College in Barrie, succeeding Alice Beauchamp of Midland. Being president isn't exactly a new experience for the 21-year-old. While in Grade 13 at Collingwood Collegiate Institute, Ian served as Naturalists meet Thurs. The Midland-Penetang- uishene Field Naturalist Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre on Thursday, April 17. Our guest speaker, Roger Chittenden ° will show coloured slides on "'A River. Through the Seasons", which features the little river which runs through Creek Park in Wilket Toronto. THEATRE © Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Apr. 16-17-18-19 AMATTER OF WINNING Saturday Matinee A MATTER OF WINNING Apr. 20-21-22 ILSA SHE WOLF OF THE SS ALSO DIARY OFA 19th CENTURY JOY GIRL ADMITTANCE TO PERSONS 1B YEARS OF AGE OR OVER' President of the Student Council there ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ONE SHOW NIGHTLY 8:00 and Her Pioneers in the local library, he borrowed it, reprinted and bound it in handsome maroon hardback which will withstand thumbings better than the original soft cover, published in 1939. Using photographic replate, Mika has produced a clean easily readable edition. The collection of reminiscences, newspaper stories and interviews with early Midlanders is in- terspersed with some fascinating old photgraphs. It is not indexed, a short- coming which is made up for by Osborne's_ chatty, sometimes flowery style. "No longer is it see Naples and die," enthuses the writer. 'The more satisfying and healthful way is to see Midland and live."' His book will help you to see Midland in a new and delightful light. Finally, there's Some Camel Some Needle... by Arnold Edinborough, who is a former editor and publisher of Saturday Night Magazine, and a frequent columnist in the Financial Post and the Canadian Churchman. His book is a warm and lucid celebration of life in 'the Christian (specifically Anglican) tradition. Edinborough says that the a) STARTS WEDNESDAY THRU TUESDAY. April 24th Buy one Snak Pak get one free. Kentucky Fried Chicken Colonel Sanders and his boys make it "finger lickin' good" First and Pine St. Collingwood Mosley St. Wasaga Beach King and Yonge St. Midland 315 Bayfield St. Barrie 45 Essa Rd. Barrie Grove and Duckworth Plaza.- Barrie GORDON SHAFER + PAMELA WHITNEY Sremroww a oeaae «poms ear we nan STASTIMAM COLOR ramet ny AMERICAN CINEMA Gordon Shafer, champion snowmobile racer. Winning To him, winning isa way of life. Showings 7 and 9 pm. Saturday Matinee 2 pm. Christian calendar, which is the basis for the Anglican church year has given his life a rhythm and purpose which he can find in no other mechanism. It has also given him a deep sense of human continuity and a richer appreciation of painting, music and books. The book is written, ap- propriately, in diary form and is filled with anecdote, reflection and good humour. At the close of a piece on obfuscating _ theological writing, Edinborough quotes a modern translation of St. Paul: "Be careful that nobody spoils your faith, through intellectualism or high sounding nonsense." Some Camel, Some Needle is intellectual, to be sure, but high sounding nonsense it is not. Reading it will not destroy your faith. It will enrich it. Brooklea Golf & Country Club "RR 2, Midland Play our new 6115 YD. COURSE (Par 72) Enjoy our "COUNTRY CLUB" FACILITIES 18 Holes, Swimming Pool, Driving Range, Dining Lounges ALL IN A RELAXING ATMOSPHERE! Initiation Fees Waived for Former Members $25°° Discount _ ON INITIATION FEES PAID BY APRIL 30th pa Further Information PHONE (705) 526-9872 or Call in at the Club House, Highway 27 Highland Restaurant and Tavern Meet your Mood with Something Different George Mark, the Chef - Manager Serves Canadian or Chinese Food Every Day for Lunchand Dinner Also For Small or Large Partys Free Chop Sticks with every Chinese Dinner Why don't you call and make your reservations now King St. and Hwy. 12 Midland 526-9307 e We servea SMORGASBORD EVERY SAT. & SUN. 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM Also enjoy The sounds of STUDIO 67 By the log burning fire Every Friday and Saturday 9p.m.to¥a.m. RIA Call for reservations 534-7214 VICTORI LOOK HERE FOR Dining G Entertainment ALIS BEST WATERGATE K(( i If Steak House & Tavern Offers the finest steaks, seafood and service. Fully licensed. 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MIDLAND 526-8483 Open 7:00 a.m. to 1:00a.m. Wednesday, April 16, 1975, Page 23