The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Midland dumped In Huronia lacrosse action last week, Midland dumped Orillia by a score of 5-0. Kirk Swales of Midland scored three goals while teammates Chris Wright and Dave Ironside each added singles. Midland novice team was edged out 6-5 by Oro. Ralph Seeman was the top scorer for Midland and John Bald scored two goals. Colin Milligan and Chris Chenier each had one assist. In Huronia_ minor lacrosse action last week, peewees were beaten 7-4 by the Alliston peewees. Midland started off in a blaze of fireworks with three unanswered markers in less than five minutes. However, determined running and effective checking allowed the Alliston team to creep up and outshoot the Midland players. It was a rough, tough game and much slashing and high sticking went unchecked until in the final five minutes the officials decided to crack down and issue penalties Tovrrven§ verry -- Organizers are invited to publicize their up- coming events free of charge in the Times Community Calendar. Please call the Com- munity Calendar editor at 526-9369 or drop your message into the Midland Times office, 525 Bay Street. Wednesday, June 23 --Seventy years ago, St. Andrews Hospital Auxiliary was founded. To observe this birthday, Lorne Pratt has graciously offered her home for a Traditional Teac, planned by the Auxiliary. Mrs. D.C. McKee is co-ordinator of Anniversary Celebrations, and Mrs. T. McCullough, convenor of this last social event of the Auxiliary to St. Andrews Hospital. The public is cordially invited to attend this historic occasion at the home of Mrs. Lorne Pratt, 328 Fifth Street, Midland, from 2:30 until 5:30 p.m. Thursday, June 24 -- Simcoe Centre Conservative Nomination Convention, Barrie Central Colegiate auditorium, at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 24 --Free public introductory lecture on Tran- scendental Meditation, at 7:30 p.m. - Midland Y.M.C.A. For further information call 726-0168, Barrie. Saturday, July 24 --Garage and Bake Sale to be held at 356 King St., Midland, from 10 a.m. until everything is sold. Sponsored by St. Andfews Hospital Nurses' Alumnae. Proceeds for the new Huronia District Hospital. To give donation, call 526-7201. Friday, June 25 -- Euchre, Waubaushene Legion, 8:30 p.m. Refreshments. Cash prizes. Must be over 18. Huronia Community Calendar Friday, June 25 --The C.B.0. Parks and Recreation Association are presenting "Water Safety" films, at the Clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. For all children and adults, free of charge. Saturday, June 26 --Dance will be held at the Community Centre, Port MeNicoll, from 9:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. Varitones Band. Saturday, June 26 --The Midland Barbershoppers are holding an Auction Sale at Alex's Service Centre, on the Balm Beach Rd. They are asking for donations of articles for auction. For pickup, please call Jim Clark 526-6203, Lawrence Ladoceur 526-2966, Roy Hayward 322-2990 or Will Elliot 526-6828. The Auction Sale begins at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, June 26 The Mothers' Auxiliary to the 4th Midland Cubs. Scouts and Venturers will be holding a Sook Sale at Zeller's. Anyone wishing to donate hooks may telephone 526-8656 or 526-5607 for pickup Saturday, June 26 --The Jesuit Community of the Martyrs' Shrine will hold a liturgical celebration, marking the 50th anniversary of the present shrine. It also marks the 350th anniversary of the arrival of St. Jean de Brebeuf in Huronia. @ July 8,9 and 10 --Penetanguishene Summerama '76, sponsored by the Lions Club. Waterfront carnival, Chamber of Commerce "Fish Fry", dance in the Curling Rink, Pancake breakfast, Beerfest. the Junior -Civitan to the teams. SEEGERS GEISER rl : Call Contact ; E FORMERLY | | La Co-Operative Hamre a.iittae yt H 'Agricole de Lafontaine I Monday to Friday (Except Holidays) ee FARM SUPPLIES & HARDWARE FEED & SEED GARDEN CENTRE 933-2530 nnd O% OFF It has been an exciting week for various volunteer groups. The Y's Mens great car draw has been another resounding success. The organizers have worked very hard on the project and are to be congratulated. Saturday another interesting happening and even though it rained most of the day the program for the Senior Citizens Day took place. The Villa Nursing Home held its official opening in conjunction with the Senior Citizens Day. While rain continued to fall the biggest part of the day Mr. and Mrs. Jarlette opened their new facilities to Mrs. Gibsen and her volunteer workers, we extend our grateful thanks to the Jarlettes and staff of the Villa Nursing Home for taking the planned events indoors. The boat trip that was planned for the Senior Citizens by the Civitan Club will be held on Saturday, June 26th from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. Listen to CKMP for further news concerning this event. Contact will continue to deliver Meals-on-Wheels throughout the summer months and drivers and runners are needed. If you are able to help we would appreciate receiving a call at 526-9333. Marygrove Camp needs a piano to either buy, rent or as a donation. Please call Mrs. Ruth Stovin at 549-8951 if you are able to assist them. This is the time of year that I call 'delicious". The strawberries are ready and the smell of strawberry jam being made is one of the most mouth watering smells I know of. We are in "strawberry country" and there is little excuse for not having strawberries when you may either buy them or go out and pick them ; yourself and pay less. « Se oy The kids will soon be home from school for the me HEE LNeiind eyed Mee Re woe ee VICTOR M MARG SECORD = STAN SECORD Sia ie" ir hori agg pad Both Mr. and Mrs. Moreau and Mr. and Mrs. Secord look forward to serving their many friends and acquaintences throughout the area. This expansion and renovation clearance sale will enable them to enlarge the Hardware formation. section in the store as well as the present Garden Centre space. In order to Our libraries offer exciting books for young people and these aids are excellent. Use them when you would make room for these renovations, prices have been slashed for this clearance sale. LAFONTAINE HARDWARE --INTRODUCING-- PAI NT the PURCHASERS OF La Co-Operative Agricole de Lafontaine Ltd bai ee ee PITTSBURG & REZ TOOLS ~~ 13% a ee ELECTRICAL 20% FITTINGS -- OFF 15% HARDWARE val ie CLOTHES" OFF ATTERIES...15% rene OFF like your child to rest out of the heat of the day. It is a great opportunity to encourage the young reader to use these fine resources. Contact's hours will remain the same throughout the summer. They are 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily except Saturday and Sunday. Our Centre is here to help you find the help that you require. Our telephone number is Use the classifieds CO-OP BRAND DOG FOOD 25 Ib. $H 13 CHUNKS sin, 99 95 | 79 $8 95 ALL CAST IRON FRANKLIN FIREPLACE SPECIAL ! *203. EXTRA LARGE SIZE ALSO AVAILABLE --BULK--- GRASS SEED $1 39 @ per pound ATTENTION: WELL, RIVER AND LAKE WATER USERS... YOUR DRINKING WATER MAY BE UNSAFE. In Ontario we have taken pure, clean water for granted all our lives. So it's a real shock to realize that we just can't trust untreated drinking water anymore. With all our lovely lakes and bright, sparkling rivers and deep, cool wells we have to be concerned about invisible little disease-causing bacteria that could be in any untreated water in Ontario. How can you protect yourself and your family? Can you be sure your drinking water is 100% safe? Yes--with a Super Sterasyl water purifier. THE SUPER STERASYL WATER PURIFIER GIVES CLEAN, PURE, SAFE DRINKING WATER FOR UNDER $70. © Silver-impregnated ceramic cartridge traps and kills bacteria and filters other micro- scopic particles. e Activated carbon removes most bad tastes and odours. © Simple do-it-yourself installation --no pipe- cutting or soldering. SPECIAL SHADE MIXTURE 50 Ibs. or over EXTRA SPECIAL DISCOUNT PATIO STONES SUPER QUALITY NO AIR HOLES NO FROST DAMAGE Guaranteed not to be affected by weather conditions 15% OFF EXPANSION & RENOVATION CLEARANCE Sib ® per pound 25 Ib. CHEWS 50 Ib. WORK BOOTS & "THE PURE WATER SYSTEM" now at ° Canadian Tire, Beaver Lumber, Cashway, Home, Pro, Dominion, Crest and | Leading Plumbers & Marinas Page 26, Wednesday, June 23, 1976