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Call Contact 526-9333 Shortly after Contact began about two years ago, we were approached by Public Health with a request to set up an arrangement where social services (people who met the needs of people) could meet frequently. The purpose was to discover more about the services we work with providing opportunity to relate socially on a more personal basis. Previously, Public Health had hosted a lunch meeting in their offices, but time and space was a concern for them. We contacted the new Highland Motel, they agreed to serve a smorgasbord and provide a room at a very reasonable rate. Contact sent notices to all social services and the social Services Luncheon began in the winter of 1974. As many as 80 have attended indicating its need-and worth. After the summer break in the fall of 1974, we made arrangements with the Brooklea Golf Club to host our luncheons where they have continued from October to the present. The date is always the third Wednesday of each month. We have a different chairman each month, one of our excellent community leaders who attend regularly. The chairman asks for announcements of any special event to share with other services and the introduction of new peoples is another important aspect. Each month one service has the opportunity to present their work and purpose, a question answer period follows. We are happy with the fact that this opportunity for people in service to people, meeting regularly, has contributed to greater understanding of each other and to stronger inter agency relationships. Last Wednesday was the last luncheon before the July-August break. The Ministry of Manpower and Immigration, Canada Manpower, presented the program. New to our area, Manager Mr. Don McNee was the speaker. Director of A.R.C. (Adult Retraining Centre under the Association for the Mentally Han- dicapped) Joyce Hamelin, chaired the meeting. On September 17, the third week in September, the luncheons. begin again with Glen Moore of the Simcoe County Board of Education discussing various aspects of school drop outs. Anyone who works with people, industry, clergy, police, service clubs, volunteer services, all social services, etc, are welcome to attend. Please call Contact and we will put your name on our calling list if you are interested and we will see you in September. Contact O.F.Y Our summer youth staff are fully involved with senior citizens who live alone. They are reacting with delight, to meeting our special citizens personally in their homes. The vitality, appreciation, intelligence and friendliness the young people are experiencing in our older generation brings great returns in mutual respect. The goal of Contact O.F.Y. is to involve them in continuing community activities and to plan special individual and group recreational and social events through the summer. Any young person wishing to volunteer to assist with the project would be welcomed by the youth staff. - Call Contact. Mary Ellen Parker, 87, dies at St. Andrew's Hospital Mary Ellen (Colville) Parker, age 87, died at St. Andrew's Hospital, Midland on Tuesday, June 17, 1975. Beloved wife of the late George Parker, she is the dear mother of George of Wyebridge, Jessie (Mrs. I. Burke) of Churchill, Gladys (Mrs. C. Leonard) of Wyebridge, Edith (Mrs. A. Archer) of Midland and Dorothy (Mrs. C. Bell) of Orillia. Mrs. Parker is survived by six grandchildren and seven great grand- children. She is the sister of Elizabeth (Mrs. C. Beacock) of Chapleau, Florence (Mrs. G. Lowe) of Vicksburg, Michigan, and the late Mrs. Jennie Barry, Duncan McCuaig, Kate McCuaig, Mrs. Margaret Stuart, Mrs. Wilhelmina Anderson, William Colville and Mrs. Audrey Beacock. Funeral services were held at the A. Barrie Chapel of the James H, Lynn Funeral Homes, 290 First Street, Midland on Friday, June 20th at 3:00 p.m Interment Wyebridge Presbyterian Cemetery. Lambert Mayer Lambert Mayer, a lifetime resident of the Penetanguishene-Laf- ontaine area, died sud- denly at his home on 55 Maria Street, June 5. He was in his 70th year. Funeral services were held at St. Ann's Church on June 9. Father V. Laurin was the officiating clergyman Internment was. at St Ann's Cemetery Mr. Mayer is survived by his wife, Clemence Mayer and son, Albert Mayer, both of Penetanguishene Sur- viving daughters are; Bernadette (Mrs. Jerry Pe er let gimenr of Penetanguishene), Cecile (Mrs. Richard Robitaille of Cognashene), eight grandchildren and one great child. Mr. Mayer is also survived by _ sisters; Augustine (Mrs. Alphonse Marchand of Penetanguishene), Julia (Mrs. Bill Bayward of Midland) and Betty Mayer of New York City. Surviving brothers are; Pens ioliepepme OnE Penetanguishene, Ade- lard, Gerard and Lionel of Lafontaine. Elsie Graham Elsie Graham, a re! S) 1 dize nut of Penetanguishene for 50 years, died on June 10 at the Penetanguishene General Hospital following a brief illness. She was year. Elsie Graham was the former Elsie McCartney. She lived in Ireland for 18 years. Funeral services were held at St. James-on-the- Lines Church. Reverand S. Maddock conducted the service. Interment was at the St. James-on-the- Lines Church. Mrs. Graham is_ sur- vived by her husband, Robert Graham of Penetanguishene, son, Duncan Graham from British Columbia and daughter, Mary Lou Noble of Calgary, Alberta. She had two grandchildren. SF2 is also survived by two sisters; Mrs. Ruby Coughlin and Mrs. Irene Newell, both of Midland. Stanley Leclair The death occured on Tuesday, June 17, of Mr. Stanley LeClair, of 559 King Street, Midland. He was 65. Beloved husband of Frances Beauchamp, Mr. LeClair is the dear father of Robert and Richard, both of Midland. He is the son of Mrs. Helen LeClair and the late William Library news Library Hours: Mon- day through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 7 p.m. to9 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The display arranged by the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre continues at the library this week. Next week Sainte-Ma:1> Among the Hurons will have a display. The weekly library report on CKMP at. 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays brings you news of the library, books and authors. The Library welcomes the many Summer Residents and tourists who come to the Georgian Bay area during July and August. Please feel free to come in and read books, magazines or TR Something to BUY SELL RENT ADE Spread the word Use the Classified pages LeClair. Brother of Willard and Elmer of Midland, Murray of Mississauga, Robert of Brampton, Rene (Mrs. Ted Moreau) of Midland, Mrs. Isabel Parker and Mrs. Dora Labatte, both of Midland, Myrtle (Mrs. Ernie Wilby) of Toronto, Marie (Mrs. Fred Scott) Florence (Mrs. Douglas Drinkle) of Malton, Elaine (Mrs. Maurice G ivasnie tt oF) of Penetanguishene, Joan (Mrs. Jack Kerrnan) of Rexdale and: Loretta, predeased, he also leaves grandchildren Sharon, Keith, Cindy, Gregory, Kerry, and Terry. in her 68th- of Sunnyside, Rita (Mrs. Roy Burnett) of Orillia, After a brief resting period at the Nicholls Penetanguishene 1875-1975 Check this week's paper for a special Centennial edition. cr er Be tu. and ait 2: sound (<(| ss 2 5 we Service. 22 al ig oO mie ee oe ewer ° Sige ° ° ® ® @ DRIVE-IN THEATRE ¢ 4 322-2890 § 0000000808088 0888 FRIDAY til THURSDAY June 27-July 3 An all NEW film inspired by the novel, "AIRPORT" by Arthur Hailey, AIRPORT 1975 -- plus -- newspapers, and ask for a library card if you wish to borrow books during your Stay. The Mandrake Root: Cowley. A tragic accident to her brother sends pretty Elizabeth Stilwell to a mental institution for six months, but out of her desperate situation she evolves into a mature person, in this new novel by New Zealand author Joy Cowley. The Dirty Scenario. Ballem. John Ballem, author of Canadian bestseller "The Devil's Lighter', takes the reader on an_insider's tour of the corridors of power, where the world's most powerful men watch. PEN THEATRE Thurs., Fri. June 19-20 --7:30 WALKING TALL Adult Entertainment plus FLATFOOT Sat. Matinee at2p.m. JACK THE GIANT KILLER Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues. © June 21-22-23-24 7:30 Clint Eastwood ADMITTANCE To ON: 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER OPENS FRIDAY JUNE 27 lee grant: jack warden - tony bill Prices $2.75 All Seats 7&9 P.M. DIRTY HARRY Clint Eastwood MAGNUM FORCE ODEON THEATRE Qa KING ST. MIDLAND 526-5791 / oN Most cops play it by the book... Newman wrote his own! GEORGE PEPPARD.. asi = mess Nokes * A UNIVERSAL PICTURE at TECHNICOLOR* aerwes OU. ww o's. Don't miss SUN. JUNE 28 Show starts at Dusk Above 2 Features -- PLUS -- WHAT IS THE BLOOD FREEZING SECRET OF THE- x rea "string PETER CUSHING -- and -- THE CREATES THRILL CLASSIC OF ALL TIME! Eastman COLOR stusnnc HERBERT LOM \g) HEATHER SEARS sso starsinc THORLEY WALTERS MICHAEL GOUGH '& hammer 114 PRODUCTION -A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL RE(LASE Funeral Home funeral services were held on Friday, June 20 at 9 a.m. from St. Margaret's Catholic Church, Midland. Interment St. Ann's Cemetery, Penetanguishene. Robert Hall Robert Bernard Hall, in his 47th year, died sud- denly at Midland on Thursday, June 12, 1975. Beloved husband of Marie Dawson of 215 Wooldand Drive, Midland, he leaves children Vicki and Eileen at home. Loving son of Mrs. Gladys and the late Hugo Hall of Markham, Mr. Hall is the brother of Hugh Hall of Markham, Mr. Hall is the brother of Hugh, of Markham and NEW HOLLAND Farm Equipment BEATTY Pump and Water Systems DORITY FARM SERVICE 428-2346 Main St. W. Stayner June (Mrs. Ron Peters) ficiated at the funeral of Holland Landing. service held at the Rev. Rod Barlow of- Nicholls Funeral Home on Saturday, June 14, at 11 a.m, Interment Grace Cemetery, Markham. Sic) Tue. July 1st -3:00 p.m. Giant Hamburgers e Fish Pond for Kids e Refreshments Boat Show MIDLAND ROTARY Annual Bar-B-Que - 8:00 p.m. At Midland Town Docks -- NO ADMISSION CHARGE -- e New Car Display e Sky Diving e Motorcycle Display e Live Entertainment Bake Sale (Home made goods) Proceeds to be used for charitable work "Celebrate Dominion Day with the Midland Rotary Club" LOOK HERE FOR "Dining G Entertainment AMITS BEST and menu to suit all King St. and Hwy. 12 or Business Men's Luncheon also ideal for small or large parties. Why don't you call and make a reservation now. Highland Restaurant : and Tavern a A family restaurant with a friendly atmosphere Midland 526-9307 beer hagr Ar Call for reservations 534-7214 Weservea SMORGASBORD EVERY SAT. & SUN. D 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM Also enjoy The sounds of By the log burning fire Every Friday and Saturday DINING ROOM 9p.m. to la.m. VICTORIA HARBOUR "FAST EFFICIENT SERVICE" "QUIET RELAXED ATMOSPHERE OVERLOOKING MIDLAND HARBOUR" TAKE-OUT SERVICE 12 Noon to1 am Licensed Under LLBO 'J A Pa Pa 0O0OQ PQ O 00 UY p a 0 Pia 0 = Pp TAVERN TOWN DOCK MIDLAND Should your be here? Call 526-9369 Highland Restaurant & Tavern Excellent cuisine prepared by George Mark and served by: Jene Vandam pictured above. Got 526-6622 526-9221 Excellent Holiday Accommodations SUNDAY Smorgasbord FRESH Roast Turkey Roast Beef Spare Ribs Chicken Cacchetori $3.95 Sandy Bay Hotel On Georgian Bay Midland Penetang 549-2245 Free parking THE ARCH STEAK HOUSE AND TAVERN Fully licenced Formerly Pappas Restaurant SPECIALIZING IN STEAKS - SALADS - SEA FOOD Business men's luncheon Menu served daily For reservations Call 526-7313 ry 771 Yonge St. BAVARIAN HOUSE OF MIDLAND TAVERN ENJOY OUR SPECIALITY OF GERMAN CUISINE WITH A CANADIAN TASTE. EXCELLENT DINING FACILITIES AND A MAGNIFICENT VIEW OVERLOOKING GEORGIAN BAY OPEN YEAR ROUND ~ AIR CONDITIONED RELAX IN OUR -INDOOR-OUTDOOR BEER GARDEN FRI & SAT DANCING 9 PM Open Daily 12 Noon to 1 AM FOR RESERVATIONS CALL rrmnicot 534-3202 FULLY LICENSED BY LLBO LOCATED 2 MILES PAST MARTYR'S SHRINE r ) OFF HWY 12~CONCESSION RD 4 RR 1 MIDLAND 1AM Page 18, Wednesday, June 25, 1975 | / LAPRABRERORD owen ous 4 PARADOR AAA DP me ep i i ee weve: ~ 2 ee