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Li ° 3L0 y, 'Tis The Season to Have a Party SUITS » 189 Values up to $295.00 Sizes 34 to 52 in Shorts-Reg.-Talls ARROW SHIRTS at $5.00 off Accessories ai reduced . Christmas Sale prices Le ' 300 [7 -Men's Wear bes 225 King St., Midland 526-6581 by Robin Nutbrown In this months' issue of Provincial Notes, there was an article about the _ recipients of the "Silver Acorn Investiture." Howard Jackson, our past district com- missioner was one of the eight Scouters who were recognized for "Especially Distinguished Service to Scouting." The Silver Acorn was awarded at an in- vestiture conducted by the Lieutenant- Governor of Ontario, The Honourable John B. Aird, at Queen's Park on Sept. 18, 1981. Howard Jackson has been a resident of Midland for four years and has been a great | asset to Scouting in South Georgian Bay District. Our congratulations to you Howard! On November 27, 28 & 29, South Georgian Bay District will be holding their first patrol leader and assistant patrol leader workshop at Camp Wilderman. This is a leadership training weekend for the Scouts. Purpose of the workshop is to provide training so the boys will be able to identify their goals, recognize and develop their skills in giving leadership. The Port MecNicoll Venturers will be providing an instruction in camp craft skills for the Scouts. It will be an enjoyable weekend for all! On Nov. 22, at St. Margaret's Church, 2nd Midland Scout Group had a church parade officiated by Father Sommerville. Gilles Brisson, David Durtnall, Larry Radko, Steve Rothwell and Father Som- merville were invested into Boy Scouts of Canada. Lions Club winners Five of the eight top winners in the Heacock said. weekend Elmvale and District Lions Elmvale. Winning $200 each were Michael Stone of Elmvale, and George Hut- chinson of Barrie. EDHS, Club Grey Cup draw are residents of CWL = Wally Greenlaw, Jeff Evans, Peter win Steele, Fred Reynolds, all fElmvale, and Reg Clark of Orr Lake and Rene too Bauchman of Barrie, were each the winners Of a $50 prize. The club made over $925, and gave away 700 prizes, club member John Eileen MeNicoll of Elmvale won $168.75 last Thursday in a 50-50 draw organized by students of the high school. The purpose of the draw was to finance the trip on the weekend of the boys' volleyball team to Mitchell, Ont., for the All-Ontario high school] championships. The Elmvale boys were representing Georgian Bay. And on Nov. 14, Margaret Belcourt of Elmvale was a winner in a draw held during the Our Lady of Lourdes CWL bazaar and tea. RARVQAUARARARARAAAAAARAAAAAARAAAaN iS SATE Caiion Calculators P21-D Was $129.95 Full function desk-top Calculates "CANDLE" AM/FM ELECTRONIC CLOCK RADIO MODEL JCR335 A feature-packed Christmas gift! Wake up to music or buzzer, Hi/ low dimmer, fast and slow time adjustment, rotary tuning, volume, AM/ FM band selector, snooze alarm, black cabinet with woodgrain finish on top. $s 29 . 18) P] each GUARDIAN PHARMACY ARCADE 526-801 1 "Service with a personal touch" ard-size metric converte Calculator with foldover case -- | Mfg. Sugg. price Sugg list $99.95 Portable hand-held Calculator with tape H.0.S. SALE VPP ADE OO ODO ODP OD? DOO DOD PDP LPV LDV OLDE LP LP ELD VL PVDODOP® 'NovemberCoat & Jacket SALE co NOW ON Pre-Christmas Special 29% « on Dresses, Suits, Pant Suits, & Jeans - Blue Jeans & Cords. Allshades & sizes G&M Shoppe 305 King St., FC810 A long-life 5"x7"' full function Calculator with giant double display and full metric conversion . Was $89.95 ¢ A basic hand-heid Calculator with all % metric conversion features. ® Model FC32. Sugg list $19.95 H.0.S. SPECIAL YOUR GIFT, CARD,BOOK-STATIONERY, OFFICE MACHINES AND OFFICE FURNISHINGS CENTRE H URONIA O FFICE S ERVICES Watson's Ladies Wear | : | : | § : | : ace eas eT 259 King St., Midland 526-9301 ) Mastercard & Chargex accepted 83 Hurontario St., Collingwood 445-8666 4 POD IDD RNRARARAARAVARAAAAUAAAARAARAAAAA Friday, November 27, 1981, Page 13 \