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See Huronia Calendar on page 34 Big Brothers...togetherness x Week"' "Big Brother Ministerial Association The local ministerial association exists t foster mutual suppor and understanding among local clergy and to encourage' the sharing of goals and activities in _ local churches. IS YOURS.../F YOU KNOW THE RIGHT PEOPLE... Wherever you move the Welcome Wagon hostess is the right person to help you find a place in your new community. Call 526-8574 in the Penetanguishene area concluded last Saturday with a tour of the Historic Naval and Military Establishments in Penetanguishene. Potential "Big rE : ( ¢ Brothers" used the tour to get to know some of the boys in the "Big Brother". Those interested in learning more about the organization should contact Dan Downing at 526-3104. Midland- OUR APOLOGIES Construction of the announced expansion at Ernst Leitz Limited will begin immediately. We anticipate that during the initial construction period of approximately two weeks the driving of foundation piles and the activity of earth removal equipment may cause noise and vibration that may be felt by residents in the immediate neighbourhood. We wish to sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that may becaused in this regard and hope for your understanding. It goes without saying that our contractors have been asked to keep noise at an acceptable level. ERNST LEITZ CANADA LIMITED W.G. Kluck, President. Page 8, Wednesday, October 8, 1980 Supply of Big Brothers always low ...can you help? by Don Lawrence Big Brothers' of Midland celebrated the end of a successful Big Brothers Week, Sunday in their new office at McGuire House in Penetanguishene. Members from the Midland-Penetangui- shene area attended a wine and cheese party which officially opened the office. Dan Downey, president of the Midland-Penetangui- shene chapter of the organization says that 12-13 prospective big brothers were reached because of the week. Thirty-two are still needed for proper matches in the im- mediate area. The Big Brothers have been in the area for approximately seven years and now operate with the help of a 12 member board and 20 big brothers. Their aim is to double the number of big brothers before the end of the year. Memberships for the organization will be sold soon at the price of $2. A monthly meeting will be held which the public are welcome to attend. The public may obtaing more information at these meetings once thev have been scheduled. It takes about a month for an application to be processed for a new big brother. Office Also sharing the office will be the Good Parenting group, which has been in the area for three vears. They have 10 board members and 15 af- filiated groups. The group operates five '"'young year place centers", located in Waubashene, Port MeNicoll, Wyebridge, Regent St. School in Midland and the Salvation Army office in Midland. The sixth center will run out of"McGuire Heo ibes) ce ion Penetanguishene. Facilities include a reading library, con- taining books on good parenting and programs such as Systematic Training for Effective Parenting. The program will run on Wednesday nights in Bavview School in Midland from 7-9 p.m. and is aimed at helping parents of children aged 3-13 understand their childrens' needs. The program will run for a length of 19 weeks. Another program is the drug safety program, run by Dr. Jim. Martin of Midland and will begin the last Tuesday in Oct. Anvone wishing more information on either of these groups can con- tact Julianna Hervieux, president of good parenting at 549-7326 or Dan Downey, president of Big Brothers at 526- 3104 or 322-1660. A special thanks is sent out to all those people who have helped in the Big Brothers week and particularly in the planning of the of- ficial opening of McGuire House, for without. them, none of the success realized so far would have been possible. purposes. Municipality Town of Midland, M. T, Owen, Clerk Y.A. Gagne, Clerk Township of Tiny, G.L. Maurice, Clerk Town of Penetanguishene, TOWN OF MIDLAND TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE TOWNSHIP OF TINY REVISION OF LISTS OF PERSONS ENTITLED TO DIRECT TAXES FOR SCHOOL SUPPORT PURPOSES (ASSESSMENT COMMISSIONER'S LIST) Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Section 23 of The Assessment Act, the Assessment Commissioner of each of the municipalities listed below has delivered to the Clerks of such municipalities a list showing the school support of every inhabitant who is entitled to direct taxes for school support A person may apply to the Clerk of the municipality concerned to have his name included in the list or to have the information contained therein corrected if it is in error. Every person applying for an alteration of school support as shown on the list shall sign an application in the prescribed form in which all the in- formation shall be sufficiently filled in, either by the applicant personally or by the Clerk at the applicant's request. THE RIGHT OF YOUR CHILD TO ATTEND THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF YOUR CHOICE WITHOUT PAYMENT OF A FEE IS DEPENDENT ON YOUR SCHOOL SUPPORT. All persons who are entitled to direct taxes for school support purposes are hereby called upon to examine the list and to take immediate proceedings to correct any errors or omissions therein. The last day for filing complaints is October 2nd, 1980. Phone 526-4275 549-7453 526-4204 Place 575 Dominion Ave. 10 Robert St. West. Perkinsfield, Ont. ------