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aeG a4 at -- SR * Huronia Calendar «x Feb. 28 -- Rummage sale in St. Mark's Parish House, Saturday, Feb. 28 at 1 p.m. in the Parish House on Third Street, Midland. Sponsor is the Mothers' Club. Feb. 28 -- Elmvale and District Lions Club will be holding its 32nd Anniversary Charter Night Saturday, Feb. 28 in the Community Hall. Evening will get underway with a social time from 6-7 p.m., followed by a roast beef dinner at 7 p.m. and a dance with Varitone Five at 9 p.m. Tickets available from Mike Stone at $10 each. For tickets call 322-2561 or 322-2732 or contact any Lion member. March 2 -- March 2-6 is Nutrition Week. The theme is Nutrition and Fitness: Energy Balance. Talk to a dietician at the YMCA. 9:30 a.m. to 12 a.m.. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday. March 4 -- Wednesday, March 4, 7:30 p.m., Mr. Charles Colling will be at the Library to talk on the subject 'You and Your Investments". Everyone is welcome to come to this free program. --Free library program, You and Your Investment, with Charles Colling, broker, in the Midland Public Library on Wed., March 4 at 7:30 p.m. March4 -- Acard party will be held on Wed., March 4, starting at 8 p.m. in Huron.Park School. Admission $2. Door prizes, and a grocery hamper draw. The card party is sponsored by the Huron Park PTA. Marché -- An open house will be held for discussion and information on the Baha'l Faith, at the home of Isabel Leroux, 130 Poyntz St.,Penetanguishene. Everyone welcome. For further information phone 549-2249 evenings. 3 March7 -- Dance at Lafontaine, Sat., March 7 at 8:30 p.m. Proceeds for the hall. Music by Phantom Four. Lunch to be served. Tickets are $7 per couple; telephone 533-2604 or 533-2075. March 14 -- Dance to the music of Marcel Maurice and the Northerners, Saturday, March 14at9 p.m. in the Wyebridge Community Centre. Lunch and door prizes. Proceeds to Wyebridge Parks and Recreation. For tickets call early 526-9592. March 14 -- A St. Patrick's Day dance, sponsored by the Georgian Bay Belles, will be held on Sat., March 14 at the Midland Cultural and Recreation Centre on Yonge Street. Door prizes, spot dance, lunch. Music by Phantom Four. $6 per single, $12 a couple. Part of the proceeds to autistic children. Tickets at T and G Remnant or Huronia Office Supplies, or telephone 526-7136 and 526-8431. March 15 --There will be a St. Patrick's card party on Sun.. March 15 at 7:30 p.m. in St. John's Church Hall, Waubaushene. Admission $1. Lunch. Midland figure skaters do well in Barrie | Midland figure skaters were successful, Sunday, in Dunlop Street Arena, Barrie, competitors in novice ladies and Lisa Kinnear finished eighth as well in a field of 13 for in- division. Laura Edwards placed seventh in in- termediate ladies dance skaters solo in a field of 11 and Wendy Haseneier was seventh in senior ladies dance solo behind Susan Carrington in sixth. Cindy Mandley was fifth in open ladies dance solo and she also doubled as one of the judges for the other competitions. Orser also gave a skating exhibition at the event. The club from Barrie when they competed in the South Georgian Bay Interclub Competition. There were six clubs entered in the com- petition from Barrie, Collingwood, Midland, Orillia, Owen Sound and Stayner. In the pre-novice men's division, Patrick Lalonde took first while Michelle Mcllravey captured third in the pre-novice ladies. Charlene Myers was termediate ladies. In senior ladies, Sherri Dion was first, her teammate, Wendy Quesnelle taking eighth in that division. Lisa Kinnear and Cory Raeburn were sixth in novice similar dance, Kinnear also winning novice ladies dance solo. Junior ladies dance solo winner was Sherri Dion and she was joined by Wendy Quesnelle Port McNicoll boys take top spot - Port MecNicoll School's boys' basketball team have claimed top spot in area three for the second time in two years, winning the league tournament at Burkevale Public S=c hoo 0) | in Penetanguishene Saturday. The team went un- convincingly took first place in the tournament by winning three games and losing only one. Second place went to Huron Park School in Midland with St. Joseph's School in Penetanguishene co- ming in third. Fourth place was given to Burkevale. In the first game of eighth in her field of 11 who took second in that defeated all season and the tournament, Travel News, Views Ski | reports | via ' oe phone & \ by Carol Crawford Daily reports on Alberta Ski conditions and other winter activities are available over phone from Travel Alberta, Monday through Friday 8:15 a.m. through 5:15 p.m. After hours, a recorded message is played. In Ontario call 1-800-661-6543. Tour Reduction Trafalgar Tours is offering a $370 reduction on its Grand Tour of Israel package. Slashing one day from the original 11 day, $1,450 tour, new cost is quoted is 10 days for Canadian $1,080. Effective dates for tours departing April 4 to July 11, with increase of $15 for other dates throughout 1981. Tours return to London from Jerusalem on Day 10. Australia Activities Qantas Airways new 80 page catalogue and order book is out. The first part lists things to do, places to stay: the second lists activities available in several Australian states. For a free copy of the catalogue, write Qantas Marketing Department, 360 Post Street. San Francisco, CA. 94108, attention Debbie Boyd. Guide For The Canadian Air Traveller The Canadian Transport Commission has published a new Guide For The Canadian Air Traveller. Outlining the responsibilities of the con- sumer and the airlines, it was prepared by the CTC researchers with the help of the Air Transport Association of Canada, the Con- sumers Association of Canada and the Air Transport Committee. Available free from Transport Canada's airport booths or by mail from the CTC's Ottawa offices, the bilingual Guide has an- swers to just about any questions you'd care to ask. Air Canada Can Now Sell Canadian Wine Air Canada will now be allowed to sell Canadian wines on its international flights as a result of special arrangements made bet- ween the federal departments of Revenue and Agriculture. Due to regulatory problems, this was not -- possible in the past. The resolution resulting in the sale of Canadian wine will boost our domestic wine industry because it offers them international exposure that could lead to better appreciation of our product and ex- panded world markets. And this is going to help Canada's grape growers. ' ae = Joseph's' defeated Burkevale 22-18, other action including Port MeNicoll over Huron Park 18-7, Huron Park over Burkevale 23-13, Port MeNicoll over St. Joseph's 24-21, Port McNicoll over Burkevale 25-11 and Huron Park over St. Joseph's 25-14. Ontario ski race If the trails at Mountain View ski trails in Midland still have enough snow left on them this Saturday, Midland residents will be given a special treat in the way of. cross- country ski racing. It will be the Southern Ontario Division Championships and it draws the best cross- country skiers from across the province. Events will start at 11 a.m. Burkevale girls tops The girls' basketball team from Burkevale Public School in Penetanguishene cap- tured the area three title in a tournament played Thursday at _ their school. : Going into the finals, they were tied with Huron Park School of Midland at three wins and one loss. Those two teams played each other to break the tie, Burkevale coming out on top. Joining her on the won the team trophy judges' bench was Brian OF ris*e r Penetanguishene, presented the medals after the competition. with Owen Sound taking second. Midland's team finished a strong third in that competition. o f who HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Busy Office Requires Experienced Stenographer For General and Life Insurance Company. Reply in confidence with resume to: Midland Times Box 609 C Midland, Ont. NEEDLECRAFT OPPORTUNITY Earn extra income demonstrating Creative Circle Needlecraft. Our kits are fun to demonstrate and easy to sell. Free Hostess Gifts - Generous Commissions. Please call Joanne collect. 10, 13, 14, 17 519-824-1103 16 to 21 were parents require babysitter. to care for one child in our home, 2-3 days per week. References. Call evenings 526-7916. 16-17 Like needlecraft? Need extra money? .Join Creative Circle's Home Demonstrations Plan and stitch your own success story. Call Dorothy Burrus, 326- 7221 or write 92 Clairmont Cresc., R.R. 1, Orillia, Ontario. L3V 6H}. 9to 17 ENTER THE WORLD OF THE SELF-EMPLOYED WITH ALL ITS WONDERFUL DEDUCTIONS - DEDUCTIONS DENIED. TO ORDINARY EMPLOYEES. I'll set an honest, ambitious person up in a high income sales and service business for motorists. This business repeats year after year. No money required to start. Big commissions and bonuses. Car needed but no over-night travel. Full or part- time. Call: Leonard Gillespie, Oro Station, 487- 2526. 7 TORK AY 'S®&_ [ Contracting Services Am b( WED be Awe 1) oS _ Services Services Or Gerald Honeywood Dr. W. Lyle Pollock Dr. Tim Henshaw Dr. Brian Keyes DON FLEMING CARPENTRY Allandale Veterinary Clinic G&W REPAIR SHOP Automotive, automatic transmissions, farm machinery repairs and welding. Tippett Office Services For the finest Sales & Services of e@ Houses, e Aluminum inf Smie meatuge A ; Licensed mechanic, 25 years experience TYPEWRITERS - CALCULATORS jueen St. West, Elmvale, Ont. on duty. CASH REGISTERS - TIME CLOCKS * Cottages, stele ee : Sos) 3222341 Mat - Friday, 8a.m.-5p.m. Repairs to all makes & models Free Estimates 322-2806 90TE ea can octal etc Phone 322-1499 or 322-2874 regardless of age. AFTER HOURS CALL (7105 726-1422 14to 19 Proprietor - Dave Grexton 16 to 19 Phone: 549-3245 526-2727 9TF Contracting Services a Services The Service Directory is a smart way to BERNIE PILON CONSTRUCTION Moral Designing e Crushed-pit run - stone chips e@ Topsoil-mason sand-gravel etc., : i & Stotic. systems. instatted Flowers for Special Occasions e@ Backhoe - bulldozing Catherine Verlaan @ Snow removal - radio dispatched | Phone 322-1859 R.R.# 1 Phelpston ® Phone Elmvale - 322-1051 90TF 10 to 17 MOVING VAN & 2 MEN Available evenings and weekends Reasonable Midland - call: 526-9970 Orillia: 326-3716 101-17 advertise your business services. Next time you're looking for some profitable results place an ad in our Directory ~ foras little as $6.95 a week Phone 526-2283 322-1871 or 549-201 2 Page 12, Friday, February 27, 1981 LOE SEBS