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Municipal clerk praised faitee irachen To honor those who bear the title of municipal clerk, all levels of government are being urged to in- troduce legislation calling for the designation of the week of May 10-16, 1981, as "Municipal Clerk's Week". The International Institute of Municipal Clerks, representing thousands of our nation's most time- honored __ professional public servants, en- dorses and recommends such recognition and itself sets aside this special week in honor of those who daily serve the principals of ef- ficient and effective local government. We wish at this time to give recognition to our own municipal Clerk, Mr. Alex Hancox, for all the hard work he has done to keep our village running smoothly for | the last six years. i Port McNicoll Recreation Board is putting on a teen dance at the Legion, from 7 pin to 10) pm: oan Fri., May 15, for 10-17 year-olds. | Admission price is $1 per person. As usual the teen dance is to be well chaperoned, with prizes and lots of fun. The Recreation Board will also be holding a Community Bon' Fire at Paradise Point on Saturday, May 23, at 8 p.m. This is free ad- mission and the whole family is invited. A few guitar players and singers have volunteered to provide the entertainment for the evening's festivities, so do plan on attending. This should be a good family outing. Don't forget that the Recreation Board is having a Garage Sale this Saturday next to Elsa's Cafe on First Street. Our Port MeNicoll Cubs played a game of baseball last week with the Lafontaine Cub Pack. Our boys emerged the victors, winning by a score of 12- 4, Lafontaine was kind enough to invite our boys to play this game and afterwards treated everyone to ice-cream bars. On May 22-24, the Port MeNicoll Cubs will be off to Camp Awenda for a weekend of - fun? Fighting off black flies and mosquitoes (if it's not pouring rain), cooking their own meals (burnt wieners and beans, most likely), with no faithful mom to wash up afterwards. Well, I guess if you're a Cub with lots of excess energy to burn, a weekend camp-out is lots of fun. Four leaders and 16 boys will be leaving the school at about 6 p.m. on the Friday. While the Cubs are away, they will be doing some work on their Woodsman Badge and their Black Star, this as they take a nature hike through the bush. There will be wood gathering, cooking, cleaning up, setting and taking down tents, camp fire sing-songs, among other things, which will keep the boys busy and amused. Cherry Hancox, our Port McNicoll Librarian, has made up a "Thermometer" which she will fill in each month as the donations come in for our new library building. To date, the Port MeNicoll Library Board has received $2,600 in donations. Port MeNicoll Public School primary grade teachers would like to thank all the parents who donated baked goods for the Bake Sale held at the school last week during the Art Fair. It was a great success and the proceeds will be used to defray expenses for future field trips planned for the primary department. For you mothers who attend the Play Centre with your children on Mondays, this is a reminder that there will be no Play Centre on May 18. It has been by John & Liz Dennis Church of the Good Shepherd was_ the location of one of the most dramatic per- formances witnessed in the area in recent years. On Sunday May 3 members of the Anglican Parish of Elmvale performed "Of This We Tell." The performance was witnessed by _ the Wyebridge congrega- tion who thrilled at the spectacle and due to the way in which the play is presented the congregation found itself part of the play. First Wyebridge Cubs enjoyed a tour of RCA last Thursday. The boys were treated to a very educational and exciting display of modern technology. Gary, Darlene, Lindsay and _ Lisa Preston travelled to Durham last weekend where they spent an enjoyable two days with Darlene's sister Jackie Jennett along with Ralph and family. Congratulations are extended to Wyebridge resident Bill' Preston who recently celebrated his 87th birthday. - MIDLAND CIVITAN Blighty Bingo Every Thurs. evening at Midland Cultural and Recreation Centre, 605 Yonge St. Admission $1.00 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Come and enjoy Bingo in this warm and modern facility. Huronia Office Services Barber & Haskill Gignac's Childrens Wear, Penetang "MIDSUMMER MINK" A comedy by Peter Coke at Sacred Heart School, Midland May 8, 9, 15, 16-8 P.M. Adults $3.50 Students $1.75 Tickets Available At: Mac's Milk Pascoe's Studio, Elmvale Elmvale Lumber Prior to May 8th performance coffee and dessert served in school library at 6:30 p.m. cancelled for the holday. Monday night's Euchre Party, put on by the Mothers' Group to raise funds for the Brownie and Girl Guide Organization, went quite well. About 50 people showed up. We do appreciate our senior citizens coming out to our Euchre parties. They seem to be able to get all the fun possible out of a get- together. They know how to enjoy themselves and we enjoy having them around us. The men's high score (77) went to Burton Splane. The women's high (73) was won_by Cheryl Kelly. Hilda Larkins won the prize for lone hands - a score of 5. The booby prize went to Thomas Howell - a score of 31. Mrs. Marjory Lawrence won, not one, A large number of relatives and friends attended a pot luck dinner and _ social evening recently at the community centre to wish '"'Bon Voyage" to Ed, Joy, Janice, Scott and Jeffery Reynolds. As an employee ot Ontario Hydro, Ed has been accepted to spend at least two years in Ghana, Africa. They will be leaving June 1, and will stop over in Zurich, Swit- erland on their jour- ney. Liz Dennis returned from a six day holiday which took her to Toronto where she visited with her brother Jim Withers. Liz and Jim then travelled to Ottawa for a few days where they visited with friends and took in a few sights. Best wishes: for a happy birthday go out to Peggy Withers on the celebration of her big day today. Gary Preston along with other members of the Midland Athenian Raiders travelled to McCrea's Lake a few weekends ago for their annual fishing trip. Congratulations to Sandra Reynolds winner of the Wyebridge Community Centre's blighty bingo jackpot last Tuesday. Pen Twin Theatres 1 May 13 to 16 7:15 ANY WHICH WAY YOU CAN plus ANY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE Sat. Matinee - 1:36 INCREDIBLE SHRINKING WOMAN Sun., May 17 Only: 7:30 4 FEATURE SPECIAL May 18 & 19 INSIDE MOVES plus CHEECH AND CHONG'S NEXT MOVIE Pen x } May 151021 7:15 & 9:15 BLAZING SADDLES Next May 21, 22, 23 Leo & the Alamos age PHELPSTON TAVERN Country & Western Music Now appearing Thurs., Fri. & Sat. PHELPSTON TAVERN Flos Conc.4, Phelpston Now appearing May 14, 15, 16 Strutter ENTERTAINMENT LICENSED LLBO PALAGE PAY ER We Main St., Elmvale Next May 21, 22, 23 Franalee RENE: but two door prizes and Fred McKay won the third door prize. We must thank the three Girl Guides who kept, everyone sup- plied with tea or coffee during the card playing. - Colleen Kelly, Shaila Edwards and Sandra Leitch did a very good job and worked quite hard. Besides serving drinks, they set out the refreshments at the end of the evening and helped clean up af- terwards. On May 6, the Royal Port McNicoll Canadian Legion, Branch 545, Port MeNicoll, held their general meeting for the election of officers. The president is Larry Perrault; the first vice president Ralph Gor- don; the second vice president, John Lind- say. The executives are Lloyd Scott, Jim Henratty, Gil Lemieux, Al Brooks, Don Spencer and Ted Ebdon. The secretary is Roy Head and the Treasurer is Art Worth. geet ; DRIVE-IN THEATRE ! 322-2890 Ml Pictures Subject To Unavoidable Change | | Fri. - Sat. - Sun. May 15,16,17 Recommended as ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Why do they call it "adultery," when it makes them act like children? ~COUPLES , puhelt \} Sunday Dust to Dawn the above features plus 'CHEVY and BENJI in the killer comedy of the summer! nine STRAARS