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Ladies entertain Pouring tea at the Annual Spring Tea at St. Paul's United Church on Friday was Mrs. Clifford Newburn. The tea was sponsored by the ladies of the church. st. Paul's holds spring tea St. Paul's annual Spring Tea was held last Friday in the church hall on King Street. Tea and homemade cookies and cakes were. baked and served by the ladies of the paueh: Pouring tea was Mrs. Clifford Newburn who recently celebrated her 50th wedding an- niversary. There was also a plant and homemade bakery table. Apologies to. piano player In an article entitled "Top music _ prizes presented" in this newspaper last week, a regrettable spelling mistake was made. The article, which named * the "winners ' of prizes, scholarships, and trophies in the annual Y Men's music festival, listed several students as having been presented with awards for proficiency at the piano keyboard. The name of one of those pianists -- Kathy Nemis -- did not appear in that list. She was_ actually Kathy Amos. Many apologies go to Kathy Nemis, who is not Kathy Amos. And congratulations. Reprints 5x7 -- Midland Times Elmvale Lance 8x10 -- *1.50 Payable In Advance Penetangyishene Citizen. available $1.25 525 Bay St. 15 Queen St. 75 Main St, listed as HELP YOUR possible to strengthen prescriptions, "Your REGULAR CARE CAN Nowadays most people with poor vision quickly obtain glasses. But, regular care of the eyes is often neglected. With proper diet and certain eye exercises, itis wise to have an eye physician examine them at regular yearly intervals. There are many prescription medicines available in our pharmacy as well as such everyday helps as eye washes, drops, sun glasses, etc. We carry complete stocks for all regular or emergency eye needs. "§ great many people entrust us with their health needs and other pharmacy products. We consider this trust a privilege and a duty. May we be your personal family pharmacy?" Community Pharmacies" EYESIGHT JO oy it is the eyes. Therefore, Own ' Open Daily To é6p.m. Including Wednesday Friday To9p.m. Closed Sunday's Open Daily To 9p.m. Wednesday & Saturday Toép.m. Closed Sundays Gol pg sol Seok) scled t=) So) a WHITFIELD' S PHARMACY v Elmvale 3 IRETON'S fy IDA FB 549-2555 K Pec abea Oe CHEMIST Proceeds from the tea went to the ladies of the church to enable them to carry on their work for St. Paul's. Month end report Total of 484 students registered with Manpower A total of 136 regular vacancies and 21 casual vacancies were filled by the Canada Manpower centre in Midland in the month of npyT: inet figure includes 37 placements made by the student office in the Midland Civic Centre. Manpower manager Don McNee noted in his Your donation Is deductable Your donation to the Huronia association for the Mentally Retarded's fund-raising drive is tax deductible. Better still: your donation will be put towards the construction of a new facility for the Adult Rehabilitation Centre in Midland. The campaign which hopes to net $25,000 will run for two weeks. The centre, which provides __ rehabilitation and assessment for handicapped persons, is bulging at the seams. The Ministry of Community and Social Services agrees--and has kicked in 80 per cent or $200,000 of the total cost of the new building. But the remainder is up to the public. Please give generously when a volunteer knocks on your door. CANADA MANPOWER CENTRES FOR STUDENTS OFFICIAL OPENINGS MIDLAND: PENETANG: May 31st - 11 A.M. Civic Centre 605 Yonge St. 526-4289 May 31st - 11 A.M. Tiny Tay Peninsula Planning Board Office 14 Robert West , month end report, that although the results were slightly below those for April 1975, they represent an increase over March 1975 totals. A total of 484 students were registered at the student centre, bringing the total number registered at the centre to 1477 male and 885 female clients For the first time, a Canada Manpower Centre for Students will open in Penetanguishene on Tuesday, May 25. Through the cooperation of Penetanguishene Mayor Vince Moreau and town officials, space has been made available in the Tiny-Tay Peninsula Planning Board building, 14 Robert Street. The centre will be open for nine weeks The centre approved ten new Industrial Training Contracts and recommended that an additional 13 contracts be approved. Under an in- dustrial training con- tract, an employer is reimbursed a portion of the trainees' and 'in- Structor's wages during the training period Training is done by the employer on his premises where the plan is developed by Georsian College in conjunction with the employer The ten approved contracts cover such occupations as auto body repairperson, precision optical instrument assembler, heavy duty mechanic, auto mechanic, assistant manager, and antique furniture maker The 24 people attending the Manpower Training program nursing assistant course will be completing their training during May Other Manpower coursed presently un derway in Midland in clude optical lens to visit the centre office and discuss the program with one of the coun- sellors processing and upgrading. Anyone in- terested in taking a training course is invited BINGO At the Collingwood Arena, Saturday May 22, 1976 WIN UP TO *2500." IN CASH PRIZES * 4 Early Bird Games x 20 Regular Games * 2--*100." Games * 1 Share Wealth * 1 Lodge Special Game * 1 Collingwood Special * 1 Players Special JACK POT GAME $425, Wild cards pay double -- only on regular games Admission °1.° Early birds starts at 7:15 pm. every Sat. night Sponsored by Victoria Loyal Orange Lodge no.943 'True Blue Orphanage 'Trillium Home for Aged Charitable Donations PERMIT 176087 church <4 directory <7 THE CATHOLIC PARISH OF FLOS WINTER SCHEDULE OF MASSES MSGR. Vincent Foy J.C.D Phelpston 7:30 p.m. Sat. 9:00a.m. Sunday Elmvale 8 00 a.m 19:30 a.m. Sunday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA Minister: Rev. Sydney McDonald BA Phones: The Church 322-1411, The Manse, 322-2453 Elmvale Church: Christian Education, 10a.m Christian Worship, 11 a.m. UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA St. John's -- Elmvale Minister: Rev. B. Gazzard Worship: 11:00 a.m. (Nursery during Service) Phones: Church 322-1472, Manse 322-1522 Wyevale United Church: 11:30a.m Waverley United Church: 10:00a.m Rev. Allan J. McLaughlin, Minister SALVATION ARMY Capt. and Mrs. Roy Figley The Salvation Army are meeting in the Youth Hall at the rear of 251 2nd St., Midland 9:30a.m Sunday School for all ages 11:00a.m Sunday Morning Meeting 7p.m Sunday Evening Tues. 7 p.m Prayer and Bible Fellowship Wed. 2:00 p.m Ladies Meetings Appointments for spiritual help, practical assistance, marriages, dedications, funerals marriage counselling, suicide prevention, etc telephone 526-2751 Captain and Mrs. R.C Figley yee <y load of "A CONTINENTAL B ED ONLY $9 . an Head Board,Legs, Box Spring & Mattress. GENUINE ORTHOPRACTIC MATTRESS AS LOW AS $99 se 101 Main St. MATTRESSES: Here's an HONEST to GOODNESS SALE Featuring HONEST TO GOODNESS BARGAINS. You won't want to miss this sale in which we are offering Box Springs, Mattresses, and Continental Beds at fractions of the usual prices. Compare them anywhere. SLEEPING BEAUTY QUEEN SIZE, °239.°°.... WE TAKE TRADE INS AT ALL TIMES COMPARE VALUES AT REAR OF STORE Urbs Home Furnishings "You Furnish The House, We Furnish The Home Penetanguishene Special Shipment for LFF Urb's Home Furnishings COME IN, HAVE A COFFEE & Box Spring & Mattress "a LOTS OF FREE PARKING 549-8912 Wednesday, May 19, 1976, Page 9 ee a ad Saal eR i i ll al sil i