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Y's Men's give thanks for music festival The Midland Y's Men's Club, in co-operation with the North Simcoe Arts Council and area music teachers, successfully-con- cluded this year's Music Festival with the Concent of the Stars performance on May 31 at Knox Presbyterian Church in Midland. The organization and supervision of the music festival has undergone many changes throughout its 40 year history. This year, in addition to the many donors and benefac- tors listed below, several volunteers need to be singl- ed out and congratuated. Many thanks to Ruth Weldon, music festival secretary; Louise Bath, registrar, along with the Midland Y's Men who have shouldered the year- long preparations and ar- rangements necessary to make this event a success. Acknowledgements: Syllabus- Kay Mounteer, Mary Jarmin, Barb McCann, Mary Jane Eg- gelton, Bob Bruer, Jane Henderson, Carol Brown, Ingrid Cingolani, Faye Parker and Lise Belcourt. Roster - Val Howe, Marg Brown, Mary Brown, Rilla Besley, Carmelina Khozan, Joy Hurst, Judy Thomas, Marnie Rice,, Betty Lou Pape, Bonnie Wonnacott, Karen Jurmain, Dooreen Bray, Cathy Gibson, Jean Leavens, Linda Bennett, Carolyn Matt, Nicole Woods, Wendy Mon- tgomery, Judy Clapperton, and Alex Munro. MacLean Hunter Cable TV for its coverage of the Concert of the Stars (Bryson Parsons, Karen Duval and Aileen Denise). Audio Visual assistance i from Stewat Vincent, Ed Maddox and Kris Kruff. Program Set-up and prin- ting through Midland Secondary School Printing (Ron Tomlinson) and the North Simcoe Arts Council. . Graduate Staging through Midland Secondary School and the Huronia Harmonizers. Promotion through CKMP, the Midland Times and the Free Press. A sincere thank you to all involved from David A. Lisa Margaret McKelvie of Midland graduated May 28, 1987, University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Science Degree, Kinesiology. Lisa was a grade 13 graduate of Midland Secondary and Athlete of the Year in 1982. She was a member of the winning 1987 University of Waterloo Lifeguard Team. Proud fami- ly are Sheila and Chuck Hall of Midland. Red Cross supporters cont'd from pg. 13 Dave Elwell, Vic Campbell. Mark Blackmore, Rick Dorion, John McBride, Romeo Carrire, Denis Robitaille, Marilyn Holden, Wayne Holden, Frank Robinson, Louise Moody, Armstrong, Sharon Down he goes Pauline' Dignard, L. Dignard, Laurie Watt, Diane Pilon, Dianna Man- napso, Paul Hamelin, Wayne Miller, Roland Ladouceur, D. Klooster- man, Dorothy Beatty, Bruce Dey and Gary Garrett. Hurst, Music Festival Chairman. Also, the Midland Y's Men's Club wish to thank those who have helped with their donations to the Midland Music Festival on its 41st anniversary; Barber and Haskill Ltd., Bay Harbour Yachts, Cana- dian Tire, H L Mellish Surveying Ltd., Johnstone's Music Land, Jory's IDA Pharmacy, M Fitzgerald Real Estate, Marlin Travel, McQuirter Real Estate, Meatland, Midland Boatworks Restaurant, Midland Buildall, Skilja Design, Hacker, Gignac, Rice; MacKinnon Devillers Peet and Deacon, Martin J Prost, Symons and Grise, Poet at Burkevale school Students at Burkevale school received a special treat recently - Robert Ser- vice delivered by actor Charles Hayter who per- fermed his role in period costume. Scottish-born Service wrote of the Klondike goldrush. He spent eight years from 1894 in the Yukon and his poetry brings to life the characters and the rugged environ- ment from that period. Hayter, also British-born, arrived in Canada in 1953 and studied theatre in Toronto. He has appeared on a variety of radio, televi- sion and movie productions. The grades four to eight students at Burkevale felt some of the excitement Hayter feels doing the one- man show and telling Ser- vice's life through verse. Hayter as _ Service presents a 75 minute show called, 'A Taste of Robert Service'. The review con- tains such Service classics as, 'The Cremation of Sam McGee' or 'The Shooting of Dan McGrew'. Hayter says the purpose of his show is to help school-children learn that poetry can be fun to read, fun to listen to, and fun to watch. William P Taws and Dr. P. Anand, Dr. R. Archer, Dr. B. Golisky, Dr. M. Grieve, Dr. J. S. B. Martin, Dr. M. McTavish, Dr. L. Melynk, Dr. J. Moore, Dr. D. Woods, Dr. J. Gibson, Dr. D. Hurst, Dr. K. Koiter, Dr. D. Neville, Dr. D. Scanlon, K. Doublas, Dr. V. Dowel- ing, J. McCready, P. Sher- rif, Swick Bauman and Associates Insurance Agency and Bayweb Ltd., Indusmin, Mitsubishi, NEBS Business Forms Ltd., Pillsbury, Skilja Design, TRW, Waltec Plastics, Waltec Sinkware, Catholic Women's league, James H. Lynn Funeral Home, Martyr's Shrine, Midland Rotary Club, Nicholls Funeral Home, and North Simcoe Arts Council Inc.. * Home Baking * Balderson Cheese * Ice Cream Take Home Dinners Yummy to your Tummy!!! Hwy. 92 and County Rd. 29 Baloo's Fine Foods to Take Home ELMVALE COUNTY RD. #29 * HWY. #92 Ever Lowest Prices No Layaways Visa, Mastercard.and Cheques accepted e 10K Wedding Band Sets Reg. $165.00 Now $130.00 Ruby Emerald Sapphire FA e Mini Clusters Reg. $85.00 Now $65.00 CLEAR-OUT PRICES on entire CTORY stock JUNE 24-30 ® Huronia Mall Hwy. 93, Midland water below. Buyers of three chances to send the person sitting on the dunk tank seat into the water contributed to the fight against Alzheimer's disease. During his half hour on the seat of the dunk tank at the Villa Community Care Centre on Saturday, Dr. Peter Cameron more than once dropped into the tank of Page 20, Tuesday, June 23, 1987 926-7020