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----_----_-- Dear Editor: On behalf of the Grade eights, I'd like to thank you for the great help you were on our trip. Thanks a lot for the publicity and the advertising for billets. We greatly appreciate your help and in- terest. Why not come up here and see our country sometime. We'd love to see you (and there's no poison Ivy!) Doug Jeffries Philip Fletcher Joe Echum Barbara Corston Karen Chum John St. Augustin Derek McLeod Marie Vincent Karen Hunter Virginia Sutherland Dorothy Weapenicappo Nathalie Cheechoo Irene Hunter Rita Visitoc John Delaney Derek McLeod Vernonica Gunner Donny Coutti Todd Roach SP LAA ALG Seven-year-old James Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd of Midland has a new pet. He's Rocky the Raccoon. James and Rocky are Rocky and James hamming it up! shown here hamming it up for our cameraman. In the short time James has had the pet they have quickly become close friends. Ne wspaper praised by WILHEMENE CAMERON Hi folks. Summer is upon us and I hope you all are enjoying it. A bus load of our club took a trip last week to Scotts of New York. As I have never been there a member phoned to say it was very interesting. She enjoyed it thoroughly. It was total entertainment for days from Monday to Friday. Some of them would like to go again. This week being Senior week and the slogan "We all have a lot to share" goes on with us the year around. It has been recognized by the larger centers with a steady itinerary which I listed last week. Simeoe County Recreation Department and The Senoirs Advisory Committee are sponsoring the 15th annual picnic at Midhurst Park on Wednesday July 27, 10 a.m, to 4 p.m. Please bring your own lawn chairs, cushions- and lunch. Tea, coffee and pop are provided. Most BRENDA COLUMBUS --daughter of Mrs. Jean Columbus of Elmvale, graduated from York University on June 16 83 with her honours B.A. in History. Brenda will be at- tending the Faculty of Education at Nipissing University in North Bay in September IRENE HELENA GOLAS --daughter of Chester and Stefania Golas, graduated from the University of Western Ontario on June 11, 1983 with a Master of Library Science degree. Irene received her Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in history (with distinction) from the University of Toronto in 1978. dept. I would like our singers to sing the song about our club. My phone number is 322- 2079. In case of rain listen to the radio, Barrie station and I will keep in touch with them in Midhurst. This is my last news for the summer and I want to say thanks to the Lance for publishing it every week and to the kind people some of who are not in the old age bracket who read it. Moose Factory, Ontario. Power line Robert Chmp Marina Butterfly d d Lillian Smallboy owne Karen Sack Sunday __ night's Norma Richard thunder- banger is Faye McLeod thought to have been responsible for knocking down hydro lines in the Peek-A-Boo Jessie Gagnon Lorna Wesley Carolyn Stoddart area of Tiny Township. Alec Pukso Main School, Ontario Hydro were P.O. Box 159, -- called out just after 9 p.m. to restore power (705) 658-4681 service in that area. ANNUAL MEETING Penetanguishene General Hospital The general public is invited to attend the annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the Penetanguishene General Hospital. to be held at the Hospital Tuesday, July 5, 1983 at 8 p.m. GRADUATION SALE Raleigh 10 & 12 speeds BIKE SHOP For all your cycling needs 526-5661 542 Bay St., Midland, Ont. Asst BMX "they returned to such a place" Crime didn't take a holiday during the week ending June 27 in North Simcoe. During the seven-day period, Midland OPP investigated 10 thefts, nine break-ins, three cases of wilful damage of us know the routine, but for new members, don't be like us: when we were new, we showed up at the park at 2 p.m. and it was nearly over. If any of our group wish to participate in D&eCTI Join us. Experience an historic homecoming. Celebrate this HERITAGE FESTIVAL at and two assaults. NOTICE PORT MCNICOLL COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION OFFICE HOURS Monday to Thursday Ya.m. to 4 p.m. Friday 9a.m. to 6 p.m. and Tuesday evening 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Above hours effective July 1, 1983. W.A. Shadwick Manager Page 6, Wednesday, June 29, 1983 | vaise children as a single parent and becomes the program I will notify the recreation We're glad you asked! Jim Lynn Funeral Director A HELPFUL GROUP FOR WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS WITH CHILDREN Widows and widowers with children encounter new problems. Many difficulties have been overcome already by other widowed parents through a group called Parents Without Partners. Parents Without Partners is concerned with the interests and welfare of single parents and their children. The group operates 13 chapters across Canada with more than 1,600 members. Depen- ding on the size of the group, they meet either weekly or monthly. The recovery process for the widowed parent starts with orientation sessions which help them adjust to thier new situation. As recovery proceeds, the parent attends seminars on how to involved in an active social program of sports, dances and dinners. This group should be considered by all widows and : 'widowers with children as they get ready to re--:} enter social life. For more information, call Parents Without Partners head office in Toronto at (416) 363-0960. In Midland, a local group that does very similar work is Midland District Singles Club Inc., Pres. Fern Robitaille, 526-9840. Games H. Lynn J Funeral Frc Midland Elmvale 526-6551 322-2732 Pancake breakfast SAINTE-MARIE AMONG THE HORONS. Sat. JULY9 Festivities include: Portage through Midland Town Centre Canoeing: 4km.and 10 km. competitive canoe races Flotilla (recreational) Co-sponsored by Friends Of Sainte-Marie and Sainte-Marie among the Hurons Music by*Parhazard" Drama by "Tanglefoot" Canoe Display sponsored by Kanawa Canoe Museum Film Festival: including*The Newcomers" and *To Know The Hurons* Show and sale by Huronia Crafts Guild Theme Tours atSainte-Marie among the Hurons FREE ADMISSION @ For more information: 48 to 54 "Shondecti* Huronia Historical Parks PO Box 160 Midland,Ontario LAR 4K8 (705 526-7838) Ministry of Hon. Reuben C. Baetz Tourism and Minister Ontario Recreation --S-- FO OO eS Se long» i @ Mila <1 ~rtonr=z Be