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PRE Sue: seme. eR oem SSK qe TS TINT, te ow ae Last year's champion Dr. Joseph Dolezel follows his usual route along Fosters Road just on the edge of Midland in preparation for the third annual Half Marathon set for Sunday, April 27. The running event is being organized by Paul Noack of Meatland. Dr. Dolezel tries to keep in shape by running five or six days a week. He states he has never had a weight problem thanks to his enjoyable exercise pro- gram. Watson family plans 50 years celebration "I'm going to. sell the walls bare," quoted Budd Watson when describing his 50th anniversary sale scheduled for May 26. The Watson's Gallery will be opening its doors for this sale, celebrating 50 years of business in Midland by the Watson family. Budd Watson says, he plans to continue the sale through to August and this will be the first time the family has offered such an opportunity to the public. He will also be offering special recognition for past customers of his and his father's. Budd explains, he still has all of his father's photographic equipment and negatives. Budd Watson is well known throughout Canada and the United States for his photographic work and has brought great attention to this area with his famous photos of Georgian Bay be- ing the only photographer to be invited to show his work in the McMichael Gallery at Kleinburg. Roger Jaiko obit The late Roger Jaiko or R.R. 1, Perkinsfield, died suddenly in Huronia District Hospital, Midland, on March 31, 1986, at the age of 63 years. Mr. Jaiko was born in the Ukraine and moved to France as a child. He was educated in France and served with the French navy for five years. He im- migrated to Canada as a young man and lived in this area for the last 18 years, mostly in the Perkinsfield area, where he farmed. His funeral mass was held in St. Patrick's Church, Perkinsfield, on April 3, ---- ------ % with Rev. V. Laurin as the celebrant. Interment will be later this spring in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Perkinsfield. Jean, Remi and Justin Marchildon, Michel and Pierre Moreau and Luc Marchand were _ his pallbearers. His wife Georgette (Mar- childon) Jaiko of R.R. 1, Perkinsfield, son Alaim of Elmvale, daughters Claudette of Toronto, Denise and Monique of Perkinsfield, granddaughter Alicia and brother Daniel of Montreal survive him. Rolf Henne welcomes all his clients plus all new clients to sREFLECTIONS BEET EC LIOU? " HAIR DESIGN TOTAL FAMILY HAIR CARE on all Save 20% services Kids under 12 years Wet cuts - regular low price $6 (Midcourt Bldg.) 522 Elizabeth St., Midland 526-3869 ly There's more than beef at steak in next Sunday's third annual Half marathon road race sponsored by Meatland. The: winning challenge between runners and per- sonal records will be with the over 50 runners ex- pected to take part in the 13.1 mile race through Midland, Tay, Penetanguishene and Tiny township. The runners, leaving the Midland YMCA at 1 p.m. on the 27th will be placed in one of two categories. Classy for those 39-years- old or under and Masters for those over 40. The half-marathon event was started three years ago by Paul Noack as a special 25th anniversary celebra- tion for Meatland. "'I've been running for years, I love running,' commented Noack when asked about the race. He felt it was a good way to celebrate the anniversary of his business, "you feel so damn good after, it's a celebration," he said explaining the beginn- ings of the now annual event. For the past two years, Chris Wright has held the honours of being the first to cross the finish line, however, Wright and his fellow runner Angela Schmitz will be in Orillia this year competing in the four-seasons competition. Evan Cameron,-~ Scotland's leading marathon runner has recently taken up residence in Midland and is expected to enter the race. According to Noack, Dr. Josef Dolezel will be Cameron's biggest challenge so far. Dr. Dolezel holds the fastest course record at 1:23:25 set last year. Information given to Noack states Cameron has completed half marathons in his natic Scotland in 65 minutes. This would better Dolezel's time by 18.25 minutes. Noack says the rate is well organized and has ex- cellent competitors and he is hoping the public will line the route which travels along Colborne Street from the YMCA to Manley, turn- ing -along Bayshore Drive toward Vinden Street cross- ing over to Sunnyside Drive at Mike's Milk on the corner of Fourth Street. The run- ners will run along Bayview Avenue, turning at the Masonic Temple and follow- ing Midland Point Road tur- ning toward Penetanguishene at Robert Street and following along to Highway 93 going east to Yonge to King and back to the YMCA starting point. "I just hope the people will turn up to see the run- ners and put their hands together and cheer them on especially as they approach the finish line,' Noack said. . In last year's race, there Auxiliary hosts meeting Tomorrow Huronia District Hospital Auxiliary is hosting the Hospital Aux- iliaries Association Spring Conference 1986. The Spr- ing Conference is an annual event. This year Midland is the host for the 22 aux- iliaries within its region. GREAT DEALS ON WHEELS Approximately 150 people are expected to attend. Louise Sloan, president of Huronia Auxiliaries Association, and a former member of Midland and member of the HDH Aux- iliary, is the conference's guest speaker. were 38 runners in the Classy division with four not finishing the race and nine runners in the Masters divi- sion with only one marked as not finishing the race. According to Noack, Don Foster took the wrong courss and had to be mark- ed as not finishing the race. Prizes will be awarded in both divisions with the first place winner taking home $50 worth of sirloin steak. Second place will receive $25 worth of steak and third prize will be $10 worth of steak. # Marathon runner expected to run Other prizes will be awarded from Freda's Bor- sa's and Gianetto's, Garm's Sunoco and McDonald's, The race will take place rain or shine. Anyone wan- ting more information is asked to call Paul Noack at 526-9331 or 526-7400. at Cumming-Nicholson WeHeleTeE*S Just arrived... in time for the Wedding Season! BRACELET NATURALIZER FH Vee. bh bye, [ ; He a gst *High-heel open-toe pump in supple white calf - for a beautiful fit. Sizes 7 to 10AA and 6 to 10B width *Closed-toe formal pump - 54 with lower heel for easy walking. Soft white calf Sizes 7% to 9%2AA, 62 to 10B width *Cumming-Nicholson has the stock...and the know-how to provide comfortable-fitting footwear for all occasions...for every member of your family! We invite you to come in and browse, anytime! 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