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Dear Editor: The Georgian Bay Hunters and Anglers Club are once again spearheading '"'PITCH-IN 85' in the local area. This project is sponsored by the Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters in co- operation with Sunoco Inc., and it is endorsed and supported by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and the Ministry of Education. Ontario's '""PITCH-IN 85" campaign to be heid during the week of May 6 to May 12 is for the participation of all Ontario residents to clean up our little corners of the world. Individual citizens. schools, service clubs, Boy Scouts, Girl Guides, Air Cadets, conservation. Pitch-in Sunday clubs, etc., are asked to pitch in together for the beautification of Ontario's environment. This is the sixth consecutive year the Georgian Bay Hunters & Anglers have co-ordinated this campaign in the local area. Your support in the past has been greatly appreciated and prover successful, and we are once again asking for your support to make this year's "PITCH-IN 85" project an even bigger success. Should your club or organization participate in this.year's project, we suggest that you contact the chairman as we would like to have our club photographer take pictures of your participation in this project. Thanking you in advance, we remain. Yours in Conservation Orten Crawford Project Chairman Indian legend comes alive Tay Township Victoria Harbour Public School Grade 7 student Chris Heaton tries on a mask made by a classmate, at last week's Education Week display in Mountainview Mall. Tara Cameron, who researched 4 > ge 0 On saie now at tps Royal Doulton SS ome in & see our wonderful selection of Mother's Day Gifts --5__ THE PLACE SETTING = 711 Yonee St. W. Midland 526-8523 = Page 8, Wednesday, May 1, 1985 Indian lore before making the False Face Society mask, writes, mask has a crooked mouth. This is because he got into a fight with the Great Creator. crooked mouth." THIS MOTHER'S DAY SHOW YOUR LOVE WITH ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINES AND SAVE 30% So a (eee delicate, beautiful and a always a treasured gift. Royal \ 7 Doulton figurines, individually er designed and hand-painted 30% OFF Ye for a limited time only. May 10 Recording artist Rick Avery in the Midland Public Library 4:30 p.m. Ministering May is Red_ Shield Month in Canada. Here at home, the Midland citadel of the Salvation Army hopes to raise $25,000 during the month, reports Lt. Ray Braddock. During the average year, 62,000 in-patients and 300,000 out-patients are serviced in Salvation Army Grace hospitals across Canada. Twenty-two hostels give emergency. shelter to 780,000 people and serve an astonishing 1,800,000 meals to the hungry. Some 14,000 deprived children have a summer vacation at one of the Army's 17 camps. And, 62,000 visits are made to prisons and police courts and 260,000 free beds and meals are given to ex-inmates. To the Salvation Army, however, each statistic represents an individual--someone with human need. That's why they minister in our com- munity to those in need: the anguished, those addicted to drugs or alcohol, the starving children, those who are lonely and _ depressed, and to hungry families. During this National Red Shield month the Salvation Army seeks your support, in dollars and cents. Re-elect Allan McLean Simcoe East MPG? "This So now he has a w George MacDonald committed to make our community a better place to live WITH YOUR SUPPORT WE ALL WINI!! Need Help getting to the polls? Call 526-3711 Barrie 544 Bayfield St. N., © 726-4400 _ CANADA'S LARGEST @ FABRICLAND FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR The Best in Selection and Price Anywhere ea ETRE