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HCES News bv Chris Robertson and Kristin Roberts The Science Fair last week was a= great success and many winners were chosen. In the Primary Division, the winners were: Kathryn Elliott, Elizabeth Knuff, Robbie Conn. Alison Parnell and Mark Elliott. The Junior Division winners were: Andy Beardsall, Janice Parnell, David Beard- sall. Jenny Campbell and Brian Jackson. Intermediate winners were: Todd Faulkner, Chervl Parnell, Greg Withall, Tammy Hocken and Suzan Margison. Manv thanks to the judges who were: John Williams, Mr. Gray, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Locke. Mrs. O'Neill and Mr. Morgan. Mrs. Robertson's Grade One class was verv sad when they heard about Mr. Reagan in Washington. They drew pictures and worte stories about the tragedy. Mrs. Robertson and Mrs. Todd's children are all happy that Spring is finally here. Thev have been talking about signs of spring. Mrs. Tanner's Grade Two class is discussing maple syrup. Mrs. Willis' Grade 2 and 3 class is making paper mache birds to go along with their bird unit. Mrs. Willis is also collecting art projects for her May display. The Grade 4 children are preparing for their Telemedia Ontario announces plan to expose Canadian talent Telemedia Ontario, with its group of eight radio stations across the province, has a unique to give Canadian Talent ex- opportunity Cancer Society kicksoff ° campaign by F. Craig Oro Unit of the Cancer Societv held a meeting in Crown Hill United Church on March 18. Campaign Chairmen, Garf and Annie Burton, had canvassing kits ready for the team captains from the Oro communities. Naney Drury, Oro Unit chairman, welcomed the workers and introduced the executive members in attendance. She also introduced Mr. Ed Tschirhart, Barrie Cancer Society president, and Mr. Jack Lambert, District Representative. Thev explained a gfreat deal about the work of the Cancer Societv, particularly in the area of care to patients. Mr Tschirhart pointed out that only three per cent of funds fathered are spent on operating costs. He felt . that greater assistance to patients and education can be given by the township bran- ches Mr. Lambert, too, mentioned the hope that even more people can be helped by the new smaller units. He stressed how very valuable is the work of the volunteer. He ex- plained the very wide range of service the societv provides. Mr. Lambert reminded us of the dedication of Terry Fox's Marathon' of Hope. All the money raised by Terry has gone into special research funds, chosen by Terry. All the regular ongoing projects of the Cancer Society require just as great an effort on our part to sustain the work that goes on from year to year. It is Terry Fox's earnest wish that the splendid response to his marathon will in no wav diminish the April Camnaign to which so manv lend their sup- port Oro Unit will receive their Charter at a meeting in Barrie on Monday, March 30th. TAX TIME GOT YOU IN A SQUEEZE? ge If tax time puts you in the squeeze, remem- | ber, last year the | trained specialists at H&R Block took the pressure off for over three-quarters of a million Cana- dians by preparing accurate income tax returns at an average cost of about $20. That's a good return for the money. And a lot less pressure This year be sure. THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS | HéR BLOCK Child tax credit only? Ask about the special price. MIDLAND 517 DOMINION AVE. (next to post office) Open 9a.m.-9p.m., weekdays 9-3 Sat. Phone 526-3001 PENETANG 75 MAIN ST. Open 9 a.m. -5p.m., weekdays 9-1 Sat. Phone 549-7101 OPEN SAT. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Page 16, Wednesday, April 8, 1981 posure in the five areas it services at the same time With the inception of its new flagship station, CJCI. Metro 1430, it will also be able to expose this talent to metro Toronto. The Canadian Talent Plan at Telemedia Ontario is called Discovery '81. The first show will take place on Canada Dav. It will feature Canadian talent from | Roby's Midland, North Bay and Stratford. In upcoming shows it will highlight talent from Timmins, Orillia and the surrounding areas of the Telemedia groun of stations. The co-ordinator of Discovery '81 will be executive producer Jean-Marie Heimrath. He will be working with producers from each of the Telemedia group of stations. Telemedia Ontario is Budget Pla ee SESiizs,, o* also expected to extend its plans in the development of Canadian talent in '81- '82 into the journalistic field along with the Discovery Program. The Discovery Programs -will even- tuallv be made available to other stations through the CVA WB. Program Exchange at no charge. The local station in the Telemedia group is CKMP. Midland. trip to Camp Kitchi in two months. Senior students, going to Quebec in June, will be serving meals over the Faster Holiday at a Hockev Tournament to raise money for their trip The HCES Camera Club had a small bake sale on Friday, to pay for the. developing of films Mrs. Dixon's Grade 6 class will be having an Easter egg contest in anticipation of Easter. Mr Allen has organized a track and field conditioning club. The HCES Band has three narades to attend, the Maple Syrup Festival, Bracebridge Lion's Club and the Wintario Draw in Elmvale. At the Huronia Parent-Teacher mee- ting on Monday the Gymnastic Club made a Science Fair a great success fine showing. The Primarv speakers had their speak-off that nigh! and the Uke Club plaved a few songs to entertain the parents as well Tomorrow, a dental nurse will be coming to the school to check all the children's teeth. On Friday, a lady will be coming to the school, to talk about the disease Multiple Sclerosis. Some of our pupils will take nart in a Read-A- Thon to raise money for this worthy cause. Mrs. Milne has a French Conference on Fridav All children going to Kindergarten in Sep- tember should register on April 8 at the school. The times are between 9:15 and 11:45 a.m. and 1:15 fo 3:30 p.m. This week is National Health Week for all Canadians. MasterCard CARPET LAND... MIDLAND on Hwy 27, next to Zellers Plaza 526-4231 BARRIE on Bayfield St opp. Georgian Mall 737-5662 Dm = = Os st HSM TP OF A] wane Ta. o --m Oa oo a