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OOS TS SS SCS TPT VUES Slated for September 17, 18 in Midland Vee ere ae ee Society makes Fall Fair plans Directors of the Tiny Tay Agricultural Society met Wednesday evening, May 19, al the Midland YMCA to make further plans for this years fall fair Mrs. Nancy Keefe, secrelary-treasurer, gave a report of the discussion F 10 5 Year Guaranteed Investment Certificate hang STERLING... B. Del Reed 309 King St.. Midland L4R 4P4/ 526-3768 A member of Canada Depos: L Insurance Corpor and decisions from (he March meeting Despile the long term work period on the Midland arena roof and possibility of coinciding with the date of the fair, the Tiny and Tay Agricultural Society will be holding their annual fall fair this year Sep- tember 17 and 18. If the arena is not available at this time for oCK CONC, our convenience, other arrangements are in the planning so that we may continue to have a suc- cessful year Due to the great en- thusiasm shown over last years new event, the horse _ pull, Friday evening of the fair will be set aside for this since il was noted that last year a large number of in- terested people were @_TRIPS---"> " You now have the chance to attend most of the * upcoming Rock concerts in Toronto by coach from Wasaga Beach or Midland. UPCOMING CONCERTS : ' RUSH------June 12th-Massey Hall J APRIL WINE----June 15th-Massey Hall j ROLLING STONES--July 17th CNE COST: '15.00 - includes top price tickets and transportation For more Information phone 429-5118 after 9:00 p.m. Summer Concert Trips to Ontario Place June ek kk kk kk kk : 3-DOMINIC TRIANO- SWEET BLINDNESS" 10-CHARITY BROWN - CRACK OF DAWN / 17--EDWARD BEAR- TABLE MANNER 22 -- BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS COST: Concerts-FREE! Transportation '6.00 q The beg, - Ro n 4 Spectator Jewellery RRR, Wie NEW unable to view the event because il was held in the afternoon. Therefore, the Miss Midland Fair Contest is scheduled to be moved up to Saturday evening this year in order thal viewers may take in both of these exciting activities Girls interested in entering the contest this year should note the age change of 18 to 23 years of age from the previous 16 to 21. This new age limil Best ball tourney Golfers participating in the Midland Golf and Country Club's four-ball, best ball tournament in the men's section tee off at 8 a.m. Sunday, May 30. HOLIDAY INN CENTER STRIP Las Vegas RE Tour Options on 3 Night Pkg. LOS ANGELES 3 DAYS 2 NIGH;S SAN FRANCISCO 4 DAYS 3 NIGHTS add $100.00 requires thal the con- testants will have reached the age of 18 years by the month of August following the Miss Fair Contest but may therefore only be 17 years of age at the time of the contest. I! was decided that the chairman of the heavy horse and pony class and the Agricultural Society Executive meet in the near future to complete a final copy of that Class regarding prizes. A pancake breakfast will be served before the start. Members are in- vited to form teams of four and sign up at the pro shop. AIR/HOTEL BREAKFASTS & MORB NO OBLIGATION TO GAMBLE anion 82790 8 TwoHTASS290 ULAR DEPARTURES EVERY MONDAY MORNING add $45.00 LAS VEGAS/SAN FRANCISCO/LOS ANGELES 9 DAYS -- 8 NIGHTS $434.00 All Prices are per person, double occupancy. HURONIATRAVELSERVICE MIDLAND 926-7848 ELMVALE 322-1505 BARRIE 726-6233 527 Bay St. ]13 Queen St]113 DunlopE NOTICE «« June Ist Price Increase IF YOU'RE THINKING OF HAVING A WELL DRILLED ACT NOW ! All drilling contracts signed before June Ist, 1976 will be honoured at last year's prices. WATER WELLS for the HOME-COTTAGE-FARM Reasonable Rates Prompt Service A Family Name in Well Drilling for nearly 70 years. my 538-2573 __ Here's what Ontario is doing _ to attract tourists...and what you | can do to help. ---------- P92 D.O.4 DP -Sas as ee ISS 25S ST OT Midland and Penetanguishene area students, employed this summer as guides and costumed craftsmen at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, Midland, will help visitors understand the story of the Sainte-Marie mission residence. Expect the students to be out of the modern trappings and into some authentic costumes by opening day, May 22. Standing in front of the Jesuit chapel are, left to right, front row: Angela Wesser, Perkinsfield; Lynn Swales, Midland; Chris Newton, Port MeNicoll; Blaise bia Local students employed at Ste. Marie Doug Cameron, Midland; Danielle Paille, Penetanguishene; Sharon Beatty, Midland; Pierre Belcourt, Penetanguishene; Paul LaPlume, Penetanguishene; Mark Harrison, Midland; Erik Stahlbrand, Midland; Scott Smith, Midland; Steve Godry, Midland; Dave Platt, Penetanguishene; Nancy Biggar, Midland; Kim Hunter, Midland; ee Stiel|| 5 SPR Midland. Back row: Jim Vaillancourt, Midland; Bruce Adams, Port MeNicoll; Greg Shoremen, Penetanguishene. Marchildon, (Photo by Battrick, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons.) Recovering and Restyling SOFAS- CHAIRS modern and antique -- Boat Tops-- © Guaranteed Workmanship Free Pickup @ Free Estimates and Delivery Phone 526-6411 The Law Firm of Gorman & Rothwell wish to announce the changing of their Port McNicoll office telephone number to: 934-3737 Rather than 534-3661 as previously announced. St. Theresa's student Student elected to federation Mike Sullivan, a grade 11student at St. Theresa's High School in Midland, H.S. ST. AMANT & SONS LTD. Plumbing Heating e DOMESTIC e INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL WORK Specializing in: SUMMER COTTAGES Satisfaction Guaranteed PENETANG 549-7227 3a ROBERT ST. W. hm was recently elected president of the Ontario Catholic Student Federation. Sullivan, 16, was elected at the federation's spring convention at Loretto High -School in Niagara Falls on the weekend of May 15. As the OCSF representative, Mike sits on the student council at St. Theresa's and is ac- tive in basketball, volleyball, and many other sports. His election as the federation president represents the first time a student from anywhere . other than the Toronto area has been-elected. In a press release issued following the convention, he noted that a questionnaire was sent to a cross-section of students in the Ontario Home Gifts You'll be amazed at the scope and variety of gifts for the home we've assembled for your selection. Sensibly priced, too, in the tradition we have proudly upheld for many years. Drop in and browse. We'll welcome the opportunity to serve you. FOLEY'S & Appliances Hwy. 26 COLLINGWOOD Catholic High Schools. The federation hopes to compile a comprehensive report, giving the results of this questionnaire, which deals with gun control, capital punish- ment, passive euthanasia as well as teenagers and alcohol. The federation released the results of the questions which deal with the problem of teenage drinking in Ontario. According to the sur- vey, the vast majority or 90 per cent of the 500 students polled feel that alcohol abuse is a problem among Ontario teenagers. Students feel strongly that the most feasible solution to the problem is the stricter enforcement of the law. A total of 91 per cent of those questioned believe that identification cards should be made man- datory. Another 310 of the 500 students questioned believe that there should be programs inaugurated in the schools to inform students of the causes and effects of alcohol abuse, and to make known the need for responsible decisions and actions as far as alcohol is con- cerned. However, the students polled did not see the raising of the drinking age as an effective solution to the problem of teenage alcohol abuse. Three of every five op- posed a raise in the drinking age. In the release, Sullivan said, "If the results of this -questionnaire are any indication of how Catholic students across the province think, it can be concluded that Catholic young people are genuinely concerned about this problem, and that they believe that stricter enforcement of the present law and education are the most effective means of solving it." 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Priced at $3.00 charging the costs against the said Naturally, the more you yourself know about Ontanio, the more : land in taxes as set out in the Act. knowledgeable you ll be when you talk to others. So get out and look around. Take your own holidays in Ontanio - it's a great ( . Hen * P. D. Murphy Jewellers vee oe province to visit even when you live here. with places you ve é . The: co Operation of all the citizens is gine sa bhcears lings Sas heard about all your life but probably never seen Province of Ontario earnestly solicited. Hedley Lucock Weed Inspector 251 KING STREET, MIDLAND OTHER LOCATIONS. BARRIE + ORILLIA * COLLINGWOOD * BRACEBRIDGE * PARRY SOUND 16, Wednesday, May 26, 1976