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When the 165th Wintario draw is held in the Midland Civic Centre Oct. 9, five grand prizes of $100,000, and 20 prizes of $25,000 each will be given away, together with, Midland's mayor hopes, a small boost for Midland. Mayor Moreland Lynn is the official pre- draw host for the evening. He does not expect to get on camera, but he is optimistic that Midland will get a plug in the short description of the town that is in- cluded in the half-hour live show. Newest Pathfinders The first Penetang Pathfinders will be well represented by this fine looking group of young ladies. The girls were initiated into Pathfinders at St. Ann's Church Tuesday night. From left to right Record number of by Marion Sleep A record number of members attended the September meeting of the Auxiliary to Huronia District Hospital. President Barbara Simpson welcomed 71 auxilians to the lun- cheon at the Brooklea Country Club, convened by vice-president Anne Robertson. Many new members' were _ in- troduced by their auxilian friends, , A review of successful summer activities followed by a discussion of the various fall and winter projects sparked a lively business meeting Projects Financial statements presented by summer project convenors more than justified the time and work involved. Excellent reports were given by Jennifer Chalmers (Antique Market); Jean Bonyun (Tag Day); and Mary Luke (Fall Fashion Show). The next big project will be the "Candlelight and Wine" ball, the annual dinner-dance to be held at the Country Mill. Nov. 15. According to convenors Arlene Shouldice and Helen Redman, the dance has returned to its more popular Saturday night date. More information will be published later. Gift Shop convenor Barbara D'Aoust thanked the many volunteers who kept the shop open and busy all summer Tangible evidence were the two cheques presented by Mrs. D'Aoust to the general account - one on July 21 for $2,500 and one for $1,000. at the September meeting. Committee Reports .Margaret Monteith, a recently-joined member and a past-president of the Kitchener-Waterloo hospital auxiliary, had a glowing report of the Candy Stripers, who, she said, "gave up 2,418 hours of their summer holiday time to help the staff and provide 926-279 "Granada gnn Hwy 27 & Balm Beach Rd., Midland 1d Salad Bar Steaks '& Seafood Fri., Sat., Sun. Prime Rib of Beef DAILY SPECIALS Lunch & Dinner Lynn is the master of ceremonies for the pre- draw period of 6:45 to 8 p.m. Local country and western singer Peter King will also appear, until host Faye Dance takes over for the live broadcast at 8 p.m. Broadcast The broadcast for this are: (front row), Monique Mailloux, Cascagnette, Sherri Arbour and Tracey Anderson; (back row), Ruby Degenaar, Mrs. Lancia, (Guider in charge), Nicole Oulette and Cheryl Buschopp. Wintario means publ particular week is an hour earlier than usual and can be seen on Global Television. The mayor. says Wintario has been a long time coming to Midland. Two years ago arrangements were made to have Wintario Jane fe ie] i 'broadcast from the town as part of the centennial celebration, but the broadcast fell through. The whole idea of having Wintario here in Midland is to promote the community, says the mayor, who hopes there will be an opportunity to tell the viewers across the province about Midland. Admission to the Civie Centre is $3 per person. Included is a free Wintario Ticket. Proceeds will go to the Civic Centre building fund. Tickets are available from a booth located at the corner of King Street and Hugel Avenue in Midland. In more than five years. over $1 billion worth of government lottery tickets have been purchased. MP's local Advisory Board to assess proposed projects Doug Lewis, member of Parliament for Simcoe North, an- nounced the ap- pointment of an Advisory Board for the Canada Community Development Projects. Riding of Simcoe North has been allocated a $125,000 grant by the Ministry of Employment and Immigration for the Projects. Lewis stated, "This grant is designed to help women, natives, youth and the _ physically disabled in the creation of ongoing employment, projects which develop year round tourism, provision of day care and re-orientation of women in the labour force." He added, "In order to properly assess the proposed projects, I have decided to form a Local Advisory Board of individuals from throughout the con- Stituency of Simcoe North who have an interest in the com- munity and target groups which the projects are trying to reach The individuals ap- pointed have demon- strated an interest in the community in the past and the board mem- De rsihape fair ds represents the attenders present for Auxiliary meet pleasant company for the patients." Mrs. Monteith, Margaret Robinson and chairman Bettv Ann Bell are planning a_ special October ceremony for the volunteers and their parents. Because it is difficult to keep enough reading material on hand in the hospital, Bernie Cooper requested more supplies of Readers' Digests National Geographics etc. Gumball mystery Many thousands of dollars in -Dominion Store Tapes were donated to the auxiliary during the summer months, but chairman Mary Luke' would certainly appreciate a solution to her 'great gumball mystery!" Someone, sometime this summer left a large brown paper bag stuffed full of tapes at the TURKEY SHOOT Sunday, Oct. 5th, 12:30 p.m. hospital. When Mrs. Luke started to tabulate them. she discovered that they were from Brampton and that the back of each tape bore a child's name and estimated number of gumballs! A ~ guess-the-number contest? A gumball addict's collection? <A mystery to which, so far. there is no answer! Welcome Service One of the most un- derstated and yet the most appreciated service supplied by the auxiliary is the chronic ward visiting. Each Monday and Thursday from 2-4 p.m., Lucy Harrington and some of her volunteers provide a_ pleasant social visit complete with homemade baking, to the chronic patients. Assisting her are Marg Martin, Pat at HUNTERS & ANGLERS CLUB on Ogden's Beach Road .22 with sight. Shotguns Woods. Edna Parent, Jane Jackson, Helen Griffin. Thelma Gib- bens. Marj. Mitchell and Madge Bools. Before adjournment it was unanimously ap- proved that vice- presidents Jennifer Chalmers and Anne Robertson would represent Midland at the H.A.A. Fall Con- ference, Oct. 26-29 at the Roval York Hotel, Toronto. Jaycees help fire dept. Midland Jaycees will be out in full force todav and tomorrow during their tag day(s). Purpose is to help raise funds to buy ex- trication equipment for Midland Fire Department as part of the Jaycee's '"'Save a Life" campaign. population distribution of the riding. The board will con- sider applications with the assistance of Mrs. Gloria Tozek of Employment and Immigration and consists of Charles Midland: Mrs. Helen Midland: Mrs. Gerda Brobbin, Penetanguishene; Hounsome, DeCarli, Rav McLarneéy, Midland: Andy Cornelisse, Orillia: Bill Talbot, Orillia; Don MclIsaac,; Orillia: Norm Stinson, Rama; Herb Drover, Orillia and Helen Crawford, Orillia. Guitiers ' Furmetas Now open for business Opening Specials on Mattresses and Box Springs Priced from $69.95 each piece 731 4th Ave., Port McNicoll 534-7333 BACK by POPULAR DEMAND THE INFLATION FIGHTER 3 Piece Suits Reg. 250 and 275 'Shorts, regulars & talls Sizes 36 to 50 179: SAVE 20% on new Fatt anpivats Sport Coats, Slacks, Shirts, Sweaters Coats SEE OUR IN-STORE SPECIALS Men"s Wear Since 1929: Midland Town Centre