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© Contact Community information 926-9333 9a.m.-5 p.m. A television series on children with special needs entitled Every Child Is Special, will be broadcast weekly begin- ning May 12, 8 p.m. on the TV Ontario network. The programs include dbeurhentaries, dramas, and interviews wan professionals. This year's series follows the very successful programs of May 1980 with four new 90 minute telecasts. The programs will cover the following subjects: adolescent suicide, foster care, children in institutions, and immigrant children. Resource books on each subject, which will be of interest to professionals, are currently in production and will be available shortly at a nominal charge. A viewers guid is available free of. charge. For further information please phone Contact. A two day workshop entitled Leisure: A Life Skills Challenge, is being offered by the Georgian College Continuing Education Health Sciences Division. It will be held at the College's Barrie Campus on May 14 and 15 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. The workshop fee is $45 which includes written handouts and coffee. The pre- registration deadline is May 1. The workshop is designed for com- munity based counsellors and front-line workers who feel their mentally han- dicapped clients would benefit from assistance in the areas of leisure and social development. For further in- formation and registration phone Program Supervisor Lesley Gordon, 325- 2705, Ext. 260 at the Orillia Campus of Georgian College. As of December 1980, over 800,000 or 20 percent of currently eligible Canadian homes have received CHIP grants for a total value of $283 million. Although take-up of the program was initially slow, CHIP applications in 1980 increased by 30 percent over those received in 1979. With the announcement of the National Energy program in October 1980, the CHIP program has now been extended to 1987. CHIP applicants are now receiving as part of the application kit a copy of the Energy, Mines and Resources, Enersave questionnaire, which while not mandatory to the application for a CHIP grant, will offer CHIP applicants the opportunity of determining effective priorities for reinsulation. For further information about the CHIP program phone CON- TACT. The week of April 26 to May 2 has been designated as Volunteers Week. Volun- teers give a helping heart and expect little in return but to be respected for the worth- while service they provide. Do you know any volunteers? Let them know you ap- preciate their helping heart. May is Family Unity Month in Ontario. Show your family how much you care. May 3-9 has been designated Mental Health Week. The Mental Health Centre in Penetanguishene is staging a two day open house on Tuesday, May 5 and Wednesday May 6 during the hours of 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Toanche building on level 3. The theme established by the Mental Health Association is Focus on Stress - Putting Your Life Back Into Your Own Hands. This open house will provide the public a chance to meet with staff to learn a bit about the largest employer in the area. Displays will include information pamphlets and arts and crafts done by residents. Kiwanis Club is holding a Monster Casino Night and Elimination Draw at the Midland Civic Centre on May 30, 1981 at 7 p.m. at a cost of $10 per couple. Everyone is welcome. A Service Project for Grade 8 students consisting of odd jobs such as errand running, pet sitting, dog walking, lawn raking, yard cleaning, or any other odd job you may have. Call Contact and leave your name, address and type of job. The fee will be nominal, the service is the focus point of their project. We're on the go these days... If you are unable to ride in "The Big Wheelie", Contact's Bike-a-thon, perhaps you'd like to sponsor a rider. Here is a list of names of people and the organization they are riding for: Bill Matz, Bank of Nova Scotia; Brian Hopkins, Tay Township; Des Carpenter, Contact; Gord Walker, Lion's Club; Elaine Finch, Contact; Sheila Weatherell, Con- tact; Marion Reed, Contact; and Irene Quesnelle, Contact. If you'd like to sponsor any of the above call Contact, and leave your pledge. We now have steps at the side entrance of the building at 298 First Street. We will be using that entrance for Contact and the B.1.A. Wanted, for reliable tenants for the months of July and August, a furnished house or apartment. Please call Contact. Mrs. Margaret Scott who is in Huronia District Hospital, is celebrating her bir- thday on May 1. A birthday wish is extended to her from Contact. We would also like to wish Mrs. Florence Carr a very Happy Birthday and many happy returns. The solution to even the most difficult problem begins with the first step. If you have a problem, phone Contact your Community Information Centre today. Irene Quesnelle, Administrator. Busy month ahead for students Mary Alexander and Tina Halter Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Dixon and Mr. Hubbard have been preparing the Primary, Junior and Senior Gymnasts for competition in Midland. A primary 3-pitch club has been started and it is under the guidance of Mrs. Turner. This Wednesday, Mr. Allen is going to Mrs. Willis' Grade 3 class and is giving them an oral slide presentation on Mining in Canada. Mrs. Turner is looking , for good, used_teys for our May Flea Market. If you are interested, you may leave them at the school, or you may leave a message and she will come and pick them up. Thank you from Mrs. Turner. Our school Band performed in the Bracebridge Parade last Saturday, they did well. The Band is going to Canada's Wonderland as a reward trip on May ue Mrs. Willis is in charge of our Art Fair. A large display of art is in our front foyer. Our Track and Field team has started con- ditioning as they have a meet in Barrie June 2. Our school has many upcoming events and these are just a few: At 7:30, April 29 our school is holding a musical special featuring our two choirs, our recorder and ukelele groups. We hope to see you there. On May 4 and 5, (mornings only for Grade 4-8) parents will be able to sit in all day in their c....d's class. This is happening because it will be Education Week. On May 4 our school will host the Area 6 Spelling Contest. Mrs. Baker's Grade 4 class had a competition spell-off on Monday. Their class have been working hard for this event. Her class, also, are working hard on their geography work on Canada. The Grade 4's, along with the whole school miss our custodian, Mr. McMann, and we all wish him a_ speedy started a schedule for co-ed badminton. She also has chosen teams for Junior 3-pitch. Mr. Davies' Grade 7 class have been working hard on their assembly which hopefully will be recovery. Mrs. Spring's Ukelele Presented at the end of group, or Spring's May. Strings, will be playing at the Wintario Draw on Thursday, April 30. Tickets are available at most downtown mer- chants for $2 adult and $1 for children. Friday, April 24 the Students' Council held a dance. Many people are still hard at work trying to complete our 1980-81 yearbook. The Camera Club picture pages are all completed. Many people are reading books for the M.S. Read-a-thon to help the search for a Sclerosis. Our dental hygenist Mrs. Anderson cure for Multiple nay Conference(s) _ attendance permitted Approval has been given for Midland's Treasurer-Administ- rator Al Goodchild and Clerk Mike Owen to attend an Association of Municipal Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario conference, June 21-24, at Hotel Toronto. The green light was also given to Goodchild to attend an Ontario Collectors of Ontario conference May 14-15 at Toronto. 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