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waliveatinte Huronia calendar Saturday, June 14 -- Curling Centennial garage and bake sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. -- June Tea, Bake and Craft sale at St. Andrew's Centennial Manor, from 2 to 4 p.m. Please plan to attend. We will be happy to see you. -- Midland Volleyball Club's Spring Extravaganza. Gigantic garage sale, bake sale and car wash for the adults and a Fun Fair for the kids. Something for all ages at Sacred Heart School. Doors open from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. - -- Members of the Penetanguishene Curling Club are to hold a garage sale at the curling lub from 10a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will also clude a bake sale, organizers say. 4th Midland Cub and Scout book sale at rs parking lot, 9:30 to 3:30 p.m. Books be dropped at United Church, Zellers, A , Edwards store or phone 526-9995, 526- pickup. : , to our picnic at Coldwater Canadiana today between noon and 4 p.m. ions, prizes, crafts, bake sale. Bring mn or eat outs. Free admission. Museum Ta off Hwy 12 on Woodrow Road. For information, call 835-5032. -- Have we got a sale for you! Yes, the Midland Lawn Bowling Club is holding its third annual Garage Sale at the Clubhouse, King Street South, at 10 a.m. Come and see what treasures we have for sale. Some an- tiques. No need to\go home and make lunch, coffee and doughnuts available. Bring a friend, bring several friends. Remember the date, Saturday, June 14, 10 a.m. Sunday, June 15 -- The Historical Automobile Society of Canada, Huronia Region, will hold its 5th Annual Antique Car Show and Flea Market from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Orillia Fair Grounds, Hwy. 12, 2 km west of Orillia. Admission $1. Treat Dad on Father's Day. | Saturday, June 21 --_ The Waubaushene Anglican Guild will hold a strawberry tea and bake sale on the lawn at Mrs. M:.Taylor's, Percy Street, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. _-- A Rumipage sale will be held in St. Mark's Parish Housé; Third Street, in Midland. Doors open at 10 a.m: -- Toanche Parks and Recreation will sponsor a dance at the Lafontaine Hall, from 9 to 1 a.m. Admission $7 a couple. Music by Varitones. Door prizes, spot dances. Lunch will be served. Everyone welcome. Saturday, June 28 : -- A bake, book and white elephant sale is to be held at the Surf in Balm Beach, frori®.11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The sale is sponsored by the C.B.O. Parks and Recreation and everyone is " welcome. LocalPCs fired up after key convention Delegates from Simcoe East returned home from the three day Ontario Progressive Conservative Party's annual convention with a warning to prepare for a possible provincial election. Premier William Davis gave the warning during a keynote address to 2,000 delegates at the Saturday evening banquet at the Sheraton Hotel in Toronto. He said that although he intends to complete the mandate to govern given to the party in 1977, the "irresponsible actions" of the Liberal opposition under Stuart Smith, an election may be forced earlier. Davis blasted the Liberals for their lack of direction in attempting to bring down the govern- ment through motions of non-confidence, such as against the recent budget. The federal Liberals also came under fire when Davis told his audience that Foreign Affairs Minister MacGuigan was not speaking for Ontario residents when he recently criticized the United States over their foreign policy. Local delegates attending the convention as well as Simcoe East MPP Gordon Smith and his wife Jean, were President David Edwards, Allan Byers, Debra Crawford and Grace Lamb of Orillia and Gladys Dale from Coldwater along with Fred Hacker and Barb Hacker of Midland. Doug Lewis, MP of Simcoe North also attended as a delegate at the convention. / One of the highlights of the convention was the cabinet availability sessions where delegates through appointments were able to meet with members of the cabinet to discuss matters of in- Two former Midlanders are in new wave group The witty, twisted, universal, MOR New Wave band ERECT will be performing at the Civie Center in Midland tonight and tomorrow" evening. Being highly _ in- fluenced by English humour, they are receiving a phenomenal response for their energetic, well-rehe- arsed performances. The building of ERECT began about a year ago. The band came of age recently in Toronto and judging by the dynamite response from the crowds their hard work and months of per- servance have paid off. Credit should be given to the five member band, who always thrill their audiences. Spokesman Andy Camp is the keyboard genius, who received an honours level scoring in the Royal Conservatory theory exams. Angela, Andy's wife, has one of the best set of vocal chords in Canada. Angela's __ brother, Peter Molloy is often referred to as MR. FOUNDATION for his solid bass performances and MR. COLUMBO for 'his newly-acquired private eye licence. Outstanding vocalist Carla is so totally ab- sorbed in the music that she is the PUNK of the band. Known as the soccer and orange juice lt may not be Broadway, but... If you've always wanted to be an actor or actress, Studio Night next Wednesday (June 18) will be right up your alley. As another season comes to a close for members of Huronia Players in Midland, members are en- couraging their non- acting members to become actors and directors for the night. The "experimental evening" has_ been slated for Sacred Heart School Midland starting at 8 p.m. Oops, curtain goes up at 8 p.m. fanatic, drummer Joe musical expertise. Dind was imported from ' England because of his Angela and Peter are both former Midlanders which makes this group extra special. Pen Twin Theatres June 13 to 17 HK 7 and 9:15 1 BRONCO BILLY Sat. Matinee NAMU THE KILLER WHALE June 18 to 21 'Pen HOG WILD June 13 to17-7:15 MAD MAX plus \ x? ROLLING THUNDER Restricted ©) 6) 6. ej 6] 7:15 and 9:00 Io 6 6 ©) ~ e) ©COCCOOOEG)O Tre Got was eee 2nd Big Feature grow not or me ADMITTANCE 10 PERSONS 18 TEARS OF AGE C2 Oe An Apology On June 6th this paper listed the features playing at Midland Drive-in as adult entertainment. The billing should have read "Restricted"'. Weare sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. 99939909 Guess Who's Back? NATIONAL LAMPOON: ANIMAL HOUSE The Most Popular Movie oe Dae A UNIVERSAL RE-RELEASE v97s universac city STUDIOS. INC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED MIDLAND DRIVE-IN Hwy. 27 Starts at Dusk 526-2411 NOW PLAYING Hard hat days and honky-tonk nights. 4 A ROBERT EVANS/IRVING AZOFF PRODUCTION A JAMES BRIDGES FILM JOHN TRAVOLTA "URBAN COWBOY' BASED UPON THE STORY BY AARON LATHAM DIRECTED BY JAMES BRIDGES Adult Entertainment CANADIAN ODEON THEATRE Nitely 7&9 King St., Midland A PARAMOUNT PICTURE STARRING DEBRA WINGER EXECUTIVE PRODUCER CO. ERICKSON PRODUCED BY ROBERT EVANS @ IRVING AZOFF 526-5791 terest. pant a lh AROS Warning - Some language may be offensive, Theatre Branch, Ontario are a ea AE ae eR Se Friday, June 13, 1980, Page 23