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Donation The Penetanguishene Co-op Nursery School receiv- ed a $500 donation from Xerox of Canada Inc. Xerox provides grants to community programs in which ty ie Meet Ken Black Xerox employees and their families are involved. The Among the reported 100-plus crowd which attended a free Meet Ken Black breakfast in Midland last Fri- day, was Catherine MacKenzie, left. Liberal candidate grant application was made by Tim Brewer, area ser- vice representitive for Xerox. His daughter Angela, 3, is enrolled at the school. Black, centre, brought his daughter Kendra, right, with him from Bracebridge. Obituary Lorne Herbert Banks Funeral services were performed by Rev. Ron Hubbeard April 20 for Lorne Herbert Banks. The Midland-born man died April 16 at the age of 60. He is survived by sons Ron, Dave and Wayne Banks (all of Midland); Frederick Retired taxi owner and security guard Frederick Lorne Stewart passed away April 26 at the age of 79. Funeral services were performed by Rev. Dr. Paul Brown April 29 at Nicholls Funeral Home. Stewart spent his last moments at Huronia District Hospital after a two-month illness. He lived on Ottawa Street in Midland and is survived by his wife Velma daughters Wanda and Marilyn Banks (of Oakville) and Ann Corbier (of Midland); and brother Jack Banks of Midland. He also had 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Place of burial was Wyebridge, Ontario. Stewart F.W. (wife Deenie); and daughters Helen (married to Morris Cyrlook) and Joanna (married to Peter Hughes). He also had 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Pallbearers at the funeral were grandchildren Fred, Walter and Bruce Stewart; and David, Darlene and Cathy Hughes. Stewart was born in Moonstone and was mar- ried Nov. 11, 1932 in New committee member Peggy Day has replaced John Dalrymple on Midland's committee of adjustment. Midland town council made the change official at its most recent meeting. Dalrymple retired from the committee before the end of his current term. Last December, he receiv- ed from the town a Town of Midland award of merit, from Mayor Al Roach. - Dalrymple was an original member of the committee created in 1964. The award of merit also recognized Dalrymple's other contributions to his community. ~-- Thursday Night Hamburger and all the Fixin's. Homemade pattie. 99° Saturday Night Wing Night Mild, Medium, Hot or Boot Hill. No Limit. 1 0° each 4 p.m. till Midnight GOLDHAWK'S Wasaga's All Season Resort ' COLDIES ROADHOUSE SW. YESTERYEAR SPECIALS jig Friday Night Rack of Rib Dinner Includes Salad, Fries and Roll. All you can eat. $7.95 4 p.m. till Midnight Sunday Mother's Day Delight Shrimp, Scallops, Crab in a white wine sauce served in a puffed pastry shell topped with cheese. $5.99 CAN YOU BELIEVE IT...A 25° CUP OF COFFEE FRIDAY 7 A.M. TILL NOON 280 RIVER ROAD EAST WASAGA BEACH, ONT. (705) 429-4950 A 3 p.m. till 8 p.m. -- e* b - Invest In Ontario's Fisheries | Buy an Ontario Resident Sport Fishing Licence Today Elizabeth Wilson; son John Elmvale. Dorothy Gervais Midland resident Dorothy Hazel Gervais passed away due to a sud- den illness April 29 at the age of 70. The Baptist Church member's funeral was per- formed May 2 by Rev. Jim Manuel at Nicholls Funeral Home She is survived by daughter Marlene Gray (married to Raymond Watts); and step-daughters Page 22, Tuesday, May 5, Barbara (married to Robert Desroches of Midland) and Eileen Perry of Penetang. She is also survived by brother Thomas Gray and sisters Bertha Fitzgerald and Velma Scott. Pallbearers were Tom Gray, Jimmy Gray, Charles Scott, Brent Murday and Bob Fitzgerald. The burial was at Lakeview Cemetery in Midland. 1987 Ministry of Natural Resources Ontario Minister, Hon. Vincent G. Kerrio ~ Premier, Hon. David Peterson As of January 1,1987, anglers aged 18 to 64 are required to purchase a $10 annual licence or a $5 four-day licence. These can be obtained from local licence issuers or from-Ministry of Natural Resources district offices. Your licence will support projects like habitat improvement, stocking programs and fisheries research to make fishing in Ontario better for everyone. The Ontario Resident Sport Fishing licence -- a sound investment in the future of Ontario's fisheries. nc i