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Sain tence mete aS Vipond wins Firebird at Y's Men's annual Draw-Dance "An outstanding suc- cess"-that's the way organizers of the Y's Men's Sweepstakes Car Draw Dance described last Saturday night's fun and frolic at the Civic Centre. More than 800 came to swing to the sounds of Apollo 4, to take in the sound and light show presented in the Civic progressed. Centre's upstairs hall. But the highlight of the evening undoubtedly was the count-down to the final ticket drawn which would decide the winner of the grand door prize -- a 1977 Firebird. The eventual winner was Tony Vipond of Midland and much to the crowd's surprise, he wasn't even there to claim his prize. He and And the number is... The ever-jovial John Gibson M.C'd the elimination draw at the Midland Y's Men's Sweepstake Draw- Dance held Saturday night at the Midland Civic Centre. Behind Gibson are the losing ticket numbers - those eliminated from the draw as the evening Staff photo LAKEFERN MOTOR HOTEL Just re-opened and offering the finest in European foods, seafoods and steaks é < wife Sheila found out after they had purchased their ticket that they had previous committments so it wasn't until a friend caught them just as they returned home Sunday that they were told of their windfall win. "We thought he was kidding -- we_ just couldn't believe it," Sheila said on Monday as she surveyed the Vipond's new four wheels. The friend who called the Viponds, Helen DeCarli, had originally sold them the Y's Men's Elimination Draw-Dance ticket. The second prize was a trip to Trinidad and Tobago, which went to Stephen Woods and was presented by Carol Crawford of OK Johnston. Lorraine Moreau. won the third prize micro- wave oven, but was not present either when Tom Barber of Barber Haskil drew her winning ticket. The three piece suit from The Parlour was won by Al Stewart, Gerry McDermott of Bracebridge won. the AM/FM clock radio from Arcade Pharmacy, Doug and Ruth Lawrence took home a shower head from Wilson and Bell Plumbing, and David Pilon, Peter Palmer, Ron Roach, Jack Boyd, K. Irani, Gary Lizotte and Jim Colling all won planters from Gerow's Flowers. S Ts oN & WEE i SCANDINAVIAN FOOD DESSERT "German Torte" WE ALSO CATER TO BANQUETS AND PARTIES LAKEFERN MOTOR HOTEL Highway 92 between Elmvale & Wasaga Beach if insects are making a home of your garden... Get Diazinon Garden and Fruit Tree Spray. e Kills sucking and chewing in- sects on fruit trees, flowers, vegetables. e Controls leatherjackets (craneflies) and other common insects in lawns. e Comes in liquid spray concentrate form. BUSINESS Hil |; MALL | BARRIE Retail and professional space is available in units of 500 sq. ft. N ORILLIA 18 mi E MIDLAND S 26 miles RETAIL & = ae s LICENSED DINING LOUNGE 11 am. to 10 p.m. daily - Reservations 322-2795 GREEN CROSS The lawn and garden problem solvers. OPPORTUNITY to 20,000 sq. ft. at excellent terms. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS CITY OF "Hardware -- Highway 26/27 COLLINGWOOD 30 miles BAYFIELD MALL ht 60 miles Bayfield St. Z - Optician Furniture Millinery BARRIE FOR: Books Travel Agent Ladies Wear TV and Appliances Candy Store - Photo Studio -- Sporting Goods Medical- Dental Offices Stationery and Business Equipment Join the team of successful retailers including Miracle Food Mart and the Canadian Tire Store New owners Tony and Sheila Vipond, winners of the first prize 1977 Firebird test out their new auto's interiors while Y's Men's President Hudson Leavens hands them Draw. the final guarantee that it's really theirs - the keys. The Viponds were unable to attend the Sweepstake Dance- Staff photo YMCA news With just a week away to the end of the school year you are probably asking the question 'What are my kids going to do all summer"? Waste no time, look into the children's summer program offered to you by the Midland Y's Men's Club. These summer activities will be divided into three categories in order to keep each age group divided, interested and actively involved throughout July and August. The playground program offered to those 6 to 8 years is located at Little Lake Park and operates from July 5 to the 29th. Your youngster may register for the first two weeks and the last two. Every child will be exposed to a number of outdoor activities and will benefit a great deal from his/her camping ex- perience. Some of the activities included in the month long program are: swimming instruction, rowing, games, crafts, parents nights, special events and much more. Specialized and trained staff will be available to plan a fun and educational program for your youngster. The day camp functions for both boys and girls aged 9 to 11 years and its location is at Georgian Sands Park - Lafontaine. Youngsters are asked to meet at the Y.M.C.A. Hugel Ave. at 9 a.m. sharp to catch the bus going to our second location each and every morning. This camp also operates during the month of July, and again participants have .a choice of the first two weeks or the last two. Our day camp gives campers an understanding and appreciation of the out- door life as well as sharing experience with other campers. Activities included into the daily program are: canoeing, archery, games, crafts, sleep-outs, nature study, etc. Make sure your son' or daughter doesn't miss out on camp this year. The adventure camp for those 12 to 15 years consists of two canoe trips which will be taken the first two weeks of August. This program com- mences with a training program including: water safety, canoe in- struction, swimming, camp crafts, etc... and is followed by a thirty mile trip taken over a period of three days. These canoeists will be exposed to wild life, companionship, and getting along with others. For further details on any of the above programs contact 'Anne Bourgeois at 526-7828'. Register now! Some programs are already filled. 10 galions (or s farm -- MI . more of ubrica and you'll save 20¢ a galion. Now is the time to save on this ag special offer. You'll save as much as 20¢ § a gallon on current farm prices. You know the high quality and performance you can expect from our big names. .. Havoline, Ursa, 7 Rando and Texaco TDH ... and now you know you can buy them at the besf possible price. 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