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JUDY C: FORGET-- ROBITAILLE -has recently graduated from Ecole des Sciences de L'education with a bachelor of education degree, a_ teaching certificate and a cer- tificate of Bilingualism from Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ontario. She has accepted a teaching position with the Board of Education for the City of London. She is the daughter of Philbert and Jeanne Forget. NANCY RUTH GARRAWAY _ -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Garraway of Midland graduated with honours on June 16, 1981, as a_ legal secretary from Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology. Nancy is a former student of Midland Secondary School. She is now working for a law firm in Toronto. LORNA CHERYL LOWES -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowes, Wyebridge, -- recently graduated from Humber' College, Lakeshore, Toronto. completing a Legal Secretarial Course. She is presently employed at Rosenberg, Smith, Paton, Hyman and Matlow, Barristers and Solicitors. Lorna is a former graduate of Midland Secondary School. ELIZABETH ANN BLACKHURST -recently graduated from the Ontario Provincial Police Training and Development Centre in Toronto after suc- cessfully completing the Recruit Orientation Course. Elizabeth Ann is the daughter of Miles and Grace Blackhurst of Midland. She is a _ former Midland Secondary School student and a Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology graduate with a law enforcement diploma. Elizabeth Ann Blackhurst is' now stationed at Sault Ste Marie (District 14). Before taking her training with the OPP she worked in the protective services department at the C.N. Tower in Toronto. Graphics are atop standings Prior to last night's are dagger ion Penetanguishene Midland Junior Division Ball Hockey, the four teams were bunched close together with one point separating all teams. The Graphics were ahead with four wins, two losses and no ties for eight points while Penetanguishene IGA were second with three wins, two losses and one tie for seven points. Stewart's Gulf Junior Oilers were third with three wins and three losses for six points and Olympia Sports Hawks were last with two wins, three losses and one tie for five points. Ted Chisholm addressed Srataaess at Huron Park A photograph published in our newspaper Wednesday incorrectly identified Huron Park Public School's valedictorian as John-Paul Johnson. In fact, it was Ted Chisholm in photograph seen here. We apologize for any inconvenience this error may have caused. First stage of drug and alcohol education program ready for fall The general program committee of the Simcoe County Board of Education was recently advised that a staff committee composed of two superintendents, principals and two vice-principals had undertaken to conduct during the winter a survey of school and staff needs in relation "te drug and alcohol education. Surveys were sent to each elementary school for a staff response and to each secondary school for separate responses administration, personnel, students' council and physical from _ school and health educators. Councillor Robert Klug made a good try on Monday at getting some items for the Chamber of Commerce to auction during its three-hour auction on July 1. When Deputy-reeve Frances St. Amant told council the _ police department wants to have a sale of its ac- cumulated stolen and abandoned property, Klug, who is a council representative on the chamber of commerce board, suggested the property could be of- fered with a _ reserve price at the auction, the chamber to keep any money taken in above two guidance the reserve price. Unfortunately for the chamber, regulations are such that the department has_ to dispose of stolen and abandoned property itself. Among the items of stolen property that will be up for sale are over 20 bicycles, St. Amant said. No date was given for an auction. The new police department building is not furnished with a refrigerator, she said. She explained that enough money might be raised at an auction to buy a refrigerator for the police department. Strikers win back-to-back games Penetanguishene IGA Scher ik "ers of Penetanguishene-Mi- dland Junior Division Ball Hockey came up with two back-to-back victories at the beginning of this week, their first coming Sunday in a game with Olympia Sports Hawks." Strikers won that game with a score of 7-6, David Genier and Randy Asselin both coming up with two goals for that team while David Robillard, Brian Gardner and David Lefaive all added singles. John Walters led the attack for the Hawks with four goals with Trent Maracle and Richard _ Patenuade each getting single goals. Penetanguishene IGA Strikers continued their winning ways Monday night with an 8-3 win over the Graphics, Brian Garner, David Robillard and Dwayne Latondress each tallying up double markers. v John Wright and Malcolm Spears each scored singles for the Strikers. Scoring for the Graphics were Blair McReynolds and Brian Forget, McReynolds with two goals. Two teams tied in standings As of June 22, the Toros and Stars of Penetanguishene-Mi- diland Peewee Division Ball Hockey were tied in the two team league standings. Both teams had won two games, lost two games and tied one game. Graphics had better luck the day before as they won their game 8-7 over Stewart's Gulf Junior Oilers, Brian Forget scoring the winning goal with six seconds remaining in the game. Forget scored a total of three goals in that game as did David P. Robillard. Bob Frazier and Dave Wright both added single markers. Scoring for Stewart's was done by Brian McReynolds and Keith Maracle with two goals each Nelson Lesperance, Paul Balabuck and Chris St. Going in ae gree, , 3% Cd Namo gual cae fo Te Try ours Sunday. HOLY CROSS Evangelical Lutheran Church This Sunday only CHURCH PICNIC AND SERVICE AT LITTLE LAKE PARK eginning with Worship at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul A. Schult Pastor . In considering the responses and suggestions from schools, the staff com- mittee agreed that a reasonable first stage for program development would include the following: The development of a core instructional program for all students in Grade 7,8 9 and 10. This would be directly related to the Ministry of Education guideline for physical and health education: The development of a centralized in- formation service te provide schools with regular and current data from various agencies and from field research. The During the same meeting, Klug and St. Amant were at odds over the chamber of commerce's practice of donating a trophy and money to Ecole Secondaire Penetan- guishene Secondary School, and now also to Ecole Secondaire Le Caron. St. Amant told Klug that the chamber should not be doing this because the chamber is given money from the fown,.vand.- if? 71s duplication for both to give grants. Councillor Lionel Dion said he believes the Amant all with singles. Stewart's Gulf Junior Oilers also couldn't seem to get a break Monday night either as they dropped that game 4-1 to Olympia Sports Hawks. Trent Maracle scored a pair of goals for the Hawks in that game with John Walters and Kevin Chapman both getting single goals. Getting the only goal for Stewart's was Jerry Ladoceur. ~\ : SOMEONE WHO CARES is as close as your telephone 526-7836 TELECARE IS THE PLACE TO CALL WHEN FACED WITH... e@ Loneliness e@ Marital and family difficulties @ Alcohol and other drug abuse e Adolescent problems e A stressful situation e@ Suicide e@ Mental or emotional crisis e@ Depression e Life transitions and aging e A need to talk things over @ Other special concerns TELECARE- Midland 24 Hour Confidential Listening TELECARE collection of appropriate materials will be expanded at the audio-visual center and the curriculum resource center and a catalogue provided to schools. A resource kit will be developed to assist schools with chamber is only em- powered to promote free enterprise, and that it has no jurisdiction to give grants. Councillor Klug defended the chamber's practice, saying that it acts on behalf of both business and industry, and that by giving grants it was supporting the educational "seed of the future."' The chamber's pe should' be program activities: Assistance will be provided for in- service activities for staff. With the appointment of a program advisor for September, provision of funds within the curriculum budget, these recommendations from the staff committee will be considered late in the fall, the board was told. Strikes out seeking auction items 1981, and the checked and relevant sections should be brought to the cham- ber's attention, if necessary, Mayor Ron Bellisle said. During its May 26 meeting the chamber agreed to continue giving a $75 donation and trophy to ESPSS, and to start doing the same for Le Caron, with the provision that not more than $75 be given to Le Caron. PA YING TOO MUCH FOR YOUR YACHT INSURANCE Try our new Safe Boaters Yacht Insurance Plan... eAll Risk Hull Insurance ¢1% Deduct.- 2 of 1% on Sailboats eValued Basis Hull Insurance - NO DEPRECIATION eProtection & Indemnity- $500,000. eMedical Payments- $10,000. 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