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Animal Control Center a home away from home With 90 complaints and investigations, January was a_ busy month for the Huronia Animal Control Center in Penetanguishene. Only four animals had to be humanely destroyed, while 16 pets were redeemed or returned' to their owners. In addition, two animals were adopted 64th annual meeting of YMCA Midland YMCA President Arnold DeCarli today = an- nounced details of the 64th Annual General Meeting of the local YMCA. Friends and members of the association are invited to attend the A.G.M. on Tuesday, March 19 at 6:30 p.m. Guest speaker for the evening will be Paul Bergen, head swimming coach of the Etobicoke Swim Club. Bergen's_ credentials And then the rains came... Several hours of warm rain early Tuesday morning was enough to knock down huge snow banks in the include coaching assignments in Cin- cinatti and Nashville and at the University of « Texas. Since coming to Canada, his Etobicoke Swim Club has twice won the Canadian National Swimming Team Championship. In addition, Bergen had eight of his swimmers place on the 1984 Canadian Olympic Team. In addition to an excellent speaker, the Y area. The rain also prompted some flooding in the district. The Annual Meeting Agenda will include election of new directors, financial and program reports, ete. Y - officials are an- ticipating a good turn out-of .¥7se. Men: Directors, Swim Team parents, Y members and friends of the association. Dinner tickets are $7.50 per person and may be obtained by contacting Austin Matthews at the YMCA. weatherman is calling for more mild weather this week with the chance of a few more showers. Springtime wood fires require extra caution A chimney fire in a residence on _ Tiny Township Con. 16 prompted a general alarm to the Lafontaine fire hall at 1:30 a.m., Monday. Fire Chief Guy Maurice' explains, chimney fires are prevelant this time of year with wood stoves Tenders being called The walls and ceiling of St. Margaret's Chapel in Midland are to be painted as soon as possible. With this in mind the church is calling ten- ders to do the job. Meanwhile, the name Egan Hall has received favourable comment from former St. Margaret's pastor Msgr. Ralph Egan of Toronto. The newly renovated church basement has been named after Msgr. Egan. Make some dough out of starch, shape it into anything you want, and let it dry. You can be the proud creator of beads, paperweights, candle- holders, boxes -- whatever. To make modelling dough you need: @ 2 cups of starch @ 2 cups of salt @ 1'% cups of water @ a pot @ a wooden spoon Directions: Mix the starch, salt and water in a pot and stir over low heat with a wooden spoon until a ball of goop forms. Let the dough cool and put in a plastic bag to keep it soft. Take out only as much as you need at a time. If you want to color your dough, add food coloring and slowly knead it in with your hands. If you want to make several colors don't forget to wash your hands between each batch, or else your dough will turn into a muddy shade of brown. If you don't have any food coloring, you can always paint whatever you've made after it's dry. Your object will take about a day to dry -- or overnight -- so making modelling dough might be a good project for after dinner one night. Some ideas for things to make: 1. Beads -- roll dough into little balls and make holes with wet toothpicks, string together with needle and thread. 2. Paperweights -- make a ball of dough, scoop out underneath with a spoon, (this helps it dry) and then dip a decorative object such as a marble or a shell into water and press it very hard into the ball. 3. Candleholders or pencil holders -- make a ball of dough, scoop out the bottom with a spoon, and punch holes in the top with candles or pencils. Distributed by Canada Wide Feature Service Limited © 1985 MacKay Prothero Page 10, Wednesday, March 13, 1985 buring quietly, causing dangerous' creosote buildup. However, Monday's fire had burned itself out by the time firemen arrived at the scene. No damages or in- juries were reported. Injuries suffered Nine people suffered injuries last month in Midland as a result of being involved in a number of motor- vehicle accidents on local streets. March 12 Ladies coffee hour, 9:45 a.m. in Alliance Church, Midland. Guest Grace Marcellus will present helpful hints for growing African violets. Marilyn Shewfelt's devotional message will be What Kind Of Plant Are You? Baby and toddler nurseries provided. March 133 Costs, admission standards, expectations of faculty, difference between university and community college, how 'o survive first year -- these are subjects students often wish they had asked abou! before coming '0 university. On Wednesday. March 13, from . 9:30 a.m. - 12 noon at the Orillia Opera House - Reception Room in Orillia and on Friday, March 15, at the same time in the Theatre Building on the Georgian College Campus in Barrie, York University has arranged for coun- sellors and professors as well as first and second: vear students from the Simcoe area to be available for discussion and questions. This will be of par- ticular interest to Grade 12 and 13 students bul everyone is welcome and:admission is free. March 14 The North Simcoe Anglers and Hunters Conservation Club will be meeting on Thur- sday, March 14 at the Maple Valley Club at 7315: All members are urged to attend, new members are. also welcome. by new masters. Six pets, including two unclaimed dogs still wait at the Centre for a new home. For more information call 549-2289. year 1898. Roll-over leaves one man injured Investigation is continuing into a single vehicle roll-over early last Friday evening on Muskoka Road 5 at Macey's Bay. 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