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--__ Calendar May 5 Port McNicoll Girl Guide Cookie Blitz will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. To pre-order call 534-7904. Cookies are $2 per box. May 5 General meeting, 1987-88 Executive will be install- ed at 8 p.m. Branch 68 of the Legion. Sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 68. May 6 The Special Needs Family Topics at 17 Owen St., Barrie, 7 - 9:30 p.m. includes alcoholism, PMS and the needs of the handicapped child. Sponsored by Mental Health, Barrie. May 6 Annual Spaghetti Supper will be held at the Calvary Baptist Church in Midland. 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. sittings. Adults $4, children aged 10 and younger $2. For tickets call 526-6263. May 7 Organizing meeting for a Literary group from 7:30 p.m. at Budd Watson Gallery. Sponsored by North Simcoe Arts Council. Bring your ideas for literary journals, workshops or other programs. For further information contact NSAC office at 526-2470. May 7 All welcome to a service of recognition for Miss Anne Milne (Diacomal Assistant) at 7:30 p.m. at Knox Presbyterian Church. May 8 At 7:30 p.m, at the Atheniah Hall in Midland a fun- draising Euchreama is to be held. $5 a ticket. Lun- cheon will be served. Cash prizes and door prizes awarded. Sponsor sheets available now. Sponsored by Big Sisters Association of Huronia. For further information drop into the Big Sisters office, 306 Midland Ave. or call 526-6688 or 526-0096. Held under authority of Special occasion permit. May 9 Hunter and Anglers Lodge is holding a May dance with music by The Oberkrainer. Doors open 6:30 p.m. Dinner at 7 p.m. Sponsored by German- Canadian Club. Beef/Pork roast dinner included. For further information contact Ernst Pausch at 526-2618. May 9 A garage sale will be held from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at St. James On-the-Lines Anglican Church Hall on Church Street, Penetang. Sponsored by the Ladies' Guild. For further information call 549-7280 or 526-2330. May 9 Penetanguishene General Hospital "Health Walk" will start at the 9:30 a.m. at Penetanguishene Town Dock. Proceeds towards the purchase of Heart Monitoring equipment. Sponsored by Pene- tanguishene Richelieu Club. For further informa- tion contact: Doris Shirriff at 549-7431. may 9 Annual Kids Garage Sale at 390 Cornell Drive, Midland from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Proceeds go toward the purchasing of books for the Midland-Penetang LaLeche League. Sponsored by Midland-Penetang LaLeche league. For further information contact Sue Posey at 526-7224. May 9 Midland Horticultural Society Annual Plant Sale at 9 a.m, Midland Town Dock. May 9 Block Parents of Tiny Township will be holding their annual dance at 9 p.m. at Maple Valley Club. Music by DJ. Door prizes, lunch served. Tickets $5 each. Sponsored by Block Parents of Tiny Township. For further information contact Sue Posey at 526-7224. May 12 A microwave cooking demonstration by Shiela Krasowski from 9:45 a.m. at Midland Alliance Church, All ladies are welcome and a nursery pro- gram is provided. May13 Annual meeting of the Midland Figure Skating Club at 7:30 p.m. at Centennial Arena Board Room. MAY 14 Senior men and women (approaching 60 years and up) are invited to travel to Gabon-via slides with Brent Farquhar. Good singing, friendly fellowship, refreshments. This event is sponsored by the Tri- ple F Club and is to be held at the Alliance Church on Yonge Street at 2 p.m. For further information contact Margaret Shewfelt - 526-9678 or call 526-2690 or 526-7295. May 16 Open Dance with City Country band held at Brian Orser Hall (Penetanguishene Hall). Doors open at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Georgian Bay Native Friend- ship Centre. For further information phone 526,15589, 526-3607, or 526-7662. Cash Bar, buffet, door prizes. $5 per person, $8 per couple. Volunteers rewarded for work he sick people in trouble and hospital staff. 'I just like to a message Hospital volunteers at Penetanguishene General Hospital give so much of themselves with little for- mal reward, but their work was recognized last Wednesday. The hospital held an afternoon tea for the volunteers and presented them "with tokens of appreciation. They were thanked for their work in various areas, including pastoral, meal service, library and technical assistance. And they were recogniz- ed as providing the kind of care that money can't buy -- things like staying with someone until their final moments of life. 'You make the world a far better place for those you touch,' said hospital executive director Sister Joan Whalen. 'You give the world new light, new hope.' The afternoon tea, held at Georgian Manor in Penetanguishene, was at- tended by several ex- ecutives of the hospital. 'We'd be lost without the volunteers,' said John Parker, director of rehabilitation services. 'They certainly add to the care that the hospital can provide.' About 50 volunteers, in- cluding some who had worked five years or put in 500 hours service, were on- hand to hear the steady stream of warm thank-yous.' Some of them, when ask- ed what they get out of the work, said their reward is knowing they helped people. 'My reward is the satisfaction of helping others,' said meals-on- wheels volunteer Gertrude Walker. 'I feel like I helped the community.' Another meals-on- wheels volunteer, Paul + HELP KEEP RED CROSS READY! 16 TONS OF ELEPHANTS Gigantic ARRAY. WiLp ANIMALS 4 we WorLOS4mov? FLYING TRAPEZE ARTISTS A SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT IN CLEAN AMUSEMENT 7:30 Children $2.50 Midland Centennial Arena THURS., MAY 7TH 4:00 p.m. Dumoulin, said sometimes finds elderly or to help people,' he says. relays Honoured librarian Volunteer librarian Lynn Lortie smiles as she gets a pin and a corsage on her way into Georgian Manor last week. Penetanguishene General Hospital held an afternoon tea at the manor to reward its volunteers for their dedicated service. 1C Finishing Tlouse _.. furnishing and gifts crafted by hand and Y Saar Come in and browse -- Youll find very special things occasions... Folk-art, handcrafts, furniture, pictures, more... Opening Friday May Sth "Just in time for Mother's Day 808 YONGE STREET, MIDLAND 526-2426 for all Baldwin brass, Pot Pourri and ALL NEW We mike iteasy tosay Happy Mothers Day" -- In avery special way! Assorted Cold Salads with Roast Beef : Buffet Ham 2 Veal Cutlets E Chicken Baby Roasted Potatoes Fresh Vegetables Dessert Choice of Beverage ~ $42.95 | D per person = Ye price for children under 12 THE DRIFTWOOD: CipncVX\S TAR? p.m. == St., Midland 526-2332 847 Vinden Adults $5.00 Page 2, Tuesday, May 5, 1987 of the week Week of May 4-9 Sunlight Dishwasher Detergent - 1.4 kg Regular $4.69 Special $3.29 Spic and Span Cleaner 500 g Regular $3.59 Special $2.69 Wisk Laundry Detergent 1 litre Regular $3.63 Special $2.79 Downy Super Concentrated Fabric Softener 1 litre Regular $5.51 Special $4.29 Brite Scrub Creamy Cleanser 500 ml Regular $2.47 Special 99° Vivid Colour Safe Bleach 1 litre Regular $2.59 Special $1.69 QUALITY, SERVICE & DEDICATION JORY'S LDA. PHARMACY 526-2781 264 King St., Midland ey