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SS Sa baa a iain PRI ESPSS Report by Marjory Hammond and Bev Fitzgerald I think it is safe to say that everyone at ESPSS is looking forward to the vacation. But last week, many had something else on their minds. This was, of course, Man of La Mancha. The countless rehearsals in the last two months have paid off, as most who saw any of the three per- formances last weekend would agree that the production was a suc- cess. All those involved are to be congratulated for some fine per- formances. The next major production at ESPSS is the Christmas Concert scheduled for Thursday, December 18th. The entire music depart- ment is busy preparing for the evening. We're hoping for a very good turnout. On Monday morning, Mr. Doug Lewis paid ESPSS grade 12 and 13 Half century of happiness Mr. and Mrs. Manley Hawke of Midland celebrated 50 years of married bliss Saturday with friends and family attending a luncheon for the special occasion. Their an- niversary~wasn't actually until yesterday but it was held Saturday to leader of accommodate visitors. The couple has history students a visit. Mr. Lewis, the federal representative for this area, gave a 10 minute talk on the position he and his party (Progressive Conser- vative) holds, with regards to the Federal Government's _ propo- sals for the Canadian Constitution. He then answered questions from the students. T he discussion centered around the issues of patriation, the amen- _ ding formula, and the ' proposed Charter of five daughters, 12 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. They were awarded a plaque by Premier of Ontario Bill Davis along with congratulations from Joe Clark, the Progressive Con- servative Party in Canada. -Rights. As a _ neat closing, Mr. Lewis gave us his vision of Canada, saying he was very proud to be a Canadian from Ontario. As far as sports goes, in last week's boys' Twin Lakes' from Orillia. Our midgets and juniors emerged vic- torious, both doubling the scores of their op- ponents, 49-20 and 51-25, respectively. Pat Dion and Dave team while Paul Balabuck led the juniors with 14 points. Twin Lakes' Seniors defeated ESPSS, 46-36. Top scorers for Penetang were Kenneth Cascagnette, scoring 12 points. We wish all three teams the best of luck in the remainder of their season, Girls' Volleyball for ESPSS starts this week and we are looking Christmas cards circa 1840 Only the very rich could afford to send Christmas cards in the year 1840 when they were first introduced in England. In 1859 they were offered for sale to the general public. A German emigrant printer, Louis Prang, offered the Christmas card to the United States in 1875, in 20 different colours. Pe eee With the cost of mailing at the present rate, it would be ad- visable to revert back to the tradition of personal |ff | delivery of local cards. A short personal note on each card makes it so much more meaningful than just a signature. Out-of-town cards: should be mailed by gir December 11. DHAIR Gone Forever! Mrs. Alice Goodman Electrology Therapist GOODMAN CLINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS 526-9479 Member of Ont. and Am. Electrolysis Association Bayfield were the high scorers for our midget basketball action, ESPSS played host to points and _ Blaise forward to a _ good Rebitailley with 10 season. Tecuriwariee res hase The 25-foot spruce being erected in front of Midland Public Library was picked out by Midland Chamber of Commerce president Ernie Cowden and Commissioner of Works Percy Ehler from town-owned property in Tiny Twp. From there it was hauled into. town late last week by public works personnel and after a tree stand was located it was set in place. That's what you call teamwork. We Reserve PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL DEC. 26 1980 the Right to Limit Quantities taal Old Spice old Sai pice ' GIFT SET SHOWER SOAP MB) SSwoorn SHAVE 300i ON A ROPE $2.99 a 160g oa | 12 FLASHES 1.D.A. Quality b4 Sylvania 2 COLOR PRINT ae MAGICUBES a FILM #110 or 126 @ instant Load Type 12 EXPOSURES © Sch Gillette TRAC II RAZOR SPECIAL WITH 2 CARTRIDGES A. 49 TRAC || BLADES 10 + 2 BONUS.. uit oe Schick You are cordially invited toa + Lobster Bru Sunday, Decembé 21 12 noon to 2:30p. at The Budd Watso 520 Hugel Avenue, Midland $25.00 per person All proceeds for For Reservations call 526-6400 Limited admission at the door Gallery The Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation BLACK MAGIC CHOCOLATES 454g BOX SHAMPOO-IN gare HOME PERM HAIR COLORING ~ ee v2.59 ALMONDILLOS CANDY 400g BOX "AFTER EIGHT THIN MINTS 200g BOX CHAPSTICK LIP BALM 50°. ~ ESPRIT SHAMPOO 30m: *2.29 i <Q PAMPERS BROMO Season's eee SELTZER Greetings *Toddler 24's FROM ALL OF US ATI.D.A. DUE TO SPACE LIMITATIONS AND AVAILABILITY AT TUAL OF SALE. ITIUAS SHOWN MAY WOT ALi BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS, *1.79.. 549-3141 Open daily including Sundays VILLAGE SQUARE 1.D.A. PHARMACY Main & Poyntz Penetanguishene ae Wednesday, December 17, 1980, Page 15