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PLIST. 7 porte Offers -- | ceremony date set AAVENTUSEY ores. Chamber of Commerce Everyone loves secrets, and some of the now has a lease with the best secrets are buried in historic documents. 'own for the property on j It's a thrill and a privilege to examine old which a Chamber ' diaries, maps and letters and this fall, building will be con- Huronia Historical Parks is opening op- structed, and a dale, portunities for such research to anyone with Sept. 11, has been set as an interest in history. the date for a ground A new volunteer research program begins breaking ceremony. in September. After a short training session, then the fun begins! Chamber --_ manager Says Gwen Patterson, co-ordinator of, Maithew Parry says the research volunteers, "This is an area where objective is to occupy volunteers can make a very significant he new building in contribution to our storehouse of local January, 1986. historical knowledge. We have a total of 24 lopics that we need to know more about. They The lease of the , run the gamut from beer-making to the municipal land, on the 4 games people used to play in the 1800's."' southwest corner of ee ae The volunteer tradition at Huronia King Stree! and j : - q Historical Parks is traditionally pleasurable Bayshore Drive, can be . and challenging. Last summer volunteers, renewed for a total Speed readers gp0 strony Worked to unakerhe Papal visite Pesta nee ihe These four familiar faces at the Midland Public Keokhamdhi read 76 books, Amphon Keokhamdhi SUCCESS. : Library took time oul from reading recently for a ; OKs, < arie Lai Michelle Quealey, SUBSE s of HHP pUNta $1 a year as rent photograph. From right, (ae ah onbe Rein HRD SURE Geb aes pie en 7 Library Services co-ordinated those volun- for the land. Alexandra Kloeg read 158 books, Thavone : , es teers. 'It was a profoundly meaningful ex- perience," she recalls, "but it was also a very social thing. After the event was over, we j received a lot of letters thanking us for giving { people the opportunity to meet so many other people, and to work together with them on something worthwhile." The Friends of Sainte-Marie and the Establishments Heritage Association are two volunteer co-operating associations which have provided solid suppor! for Sainte-Marie and the Establishments. This past summer, volunteers have run the Candlelight Tours at Sainte-Marie and the Sailor's Sunset Adventure program at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments. Both have been oulstanding successes. The volunteer research program at Huronia Historical Parks will establish procedures thal may be used in future sile in- lerpretations. Says Michelle Quealey, 'I know it will be very gratifying for volunteers to see the incarnation of their research labours as a particular operation takes place Orr's -- ewellers. 4 \ Bi \ NS » WN on 1 on sile. It will also be satisfying to find one's name in the catalogue as a resource for a } particular facet of local history." Volunteers will work in the Resource Centre al Sainte-Marie, or they may do some of their work at home. Volunteers are special people. To share in a challenge with others who share one's in- terests is a real adventure in living. Huronia Historical Parks is offering that adventure this fall. Training begins in September. Registrations should be sent to Huronia Historical Parks, P.O. Box 160, Midland, Ontario. L4R 4K8. DIAMOND RING SALE featuring the largest selection of sale jewellery items in the area. ORR'S ESTATE SALE brings together a larger selection than ever of regular and promotional diamonds, bankrupt stock from manufacturers, jewellery bought at various auctions, and rings and jewellery taken in op trade. 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Certain aspects of the estate, whether there is a will or not, will be decided for you by law. The will -- and you definitely should have one for husband and wife -- will be of utmost importance when pondering these firs! decisions. We suggest you prepare yourself by some library work and by reading certain books which have been written with the widow in mind. I suggest: f The Money Book by Sylvia Porter, Sooner or Later by Jane Moore Howe, How to Manage your Money, | Orr's have gathered some unique Estate pieces especially for this event, such as 18 Kt. Tiffany Pocket Watches. Huge selection Chains & Earrings' only *19.95 per gram Example: eLarge Gents Eagle Pendant Res. $120. Estate Sale Price *67. BY FAR OUR BIGGEST SALE YET ORR'S JEWELLERS 297 Kine St, Midland 526-6481 STEPHEN ORR JEWELLERS Mountainview Mall 526-9511 20 to 50% on Watches at Both Stores eBulova @ Pulsar ® Seiko ® Citizen ' *Horseshoe 10 Kt. Chain Sale Res. $45. Estate Sale Price *25.95 *Ships Anchor Res. $58 Estate Sale Price *32.95 °10 Kt. Ste-per Earrings Res: $19.95 Estate. Sale Price *8.95 y} A Woman's Guide to Investing, Elizabeth Fowler. We may be able to provide you additional sources of help and information. Your problems are our' concern, so please feel free to call on us. Games H. 2 ; J Funeral Homes Midland Elmvale 526-6551 322-2732 Page 4, Tuesday, August 27, 1985