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jahour oF love It has been a labour of love for Rev. James Frost, near left, and volunteers from Alliance Church in Midland who have been assisting in the con- Annual event Oddfellows and Rebekahs took part Sunday morning in their annual church parade to St. Paul's United Church in Midland and later in the day Tips Want to replace that tired geranium with an exotic orchid or other unusual indoor plant? A free library program at the Matchedash Community Hall and Council Chamber on Thursday, Oct. 1, at 7:30 p.m. will tell you how. "Exotic indoor plants and air plants" is an illustrated lecture for those who would like their houseplants to escape from the or- dinary. Guest speaker for the program is Fred Prescod of the Royal Botanical Gardens UNWANTED HAIR Gone Forever! Mrs. Alice Goodman Electrology Therapist Permanent removal from face and body. Eyebrows = shaped. Safe, gentle, short- wave method. NG attended a memorial service at Lakeview Cemetery. In between they enjoyed a noon Oddfellows Hall. Broken eA See Chocolate Bars Walnut Crumbs luncheon at the Come and join us for the many specials during our anniversary celebration! White Sugar ............ COM woken ats Cacao Chips: -.s.cSiceiaee ec. BS struction of their new church building on Yonge Street West. Plowing match highlights One of the major attractions at the IPM is the farm machinery. It is the largest out- door farm machinery show in Canada. However, there are many other exhibits and activities that attract the more. than 175,000 visitors-urban and rural alike. You can see the new cars, trucks and recreational vehicles, the latest fashions and home appliances as well as farm equipment and supplies. Plowing is still very much a part of the event. This year, more than 200 contestants will participate in various plowing classes for a total $40,000 in prize money. Contestants plow .in daily competitions to accumulate points toward overall cham- pionships. @Medically approved eFree consultation and test 14 year: 2xperience GOODMA:. -LINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS 526-9479 Member of Ont.andAm. Electrolysis Association Page 14, Wednesday, September 16, 1981 FREE COFFEE Hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00a.m. to 6:00p.m., Thursday & Friday 9:00a.m. - 9:00p.m. 42 DUNLOP ST. W., DOWNTOWN BARRIE e 726-4326 | New church Weather permitting construction of the new Alliance Church on Yonge Street West. in Midland should be completed by early November. The 54 foot by 100 foot building is to be housed on about four acres of land just west of the cemetery on Yonge. Street West. There's to be a parking lot for 40 vehicles and room to expand in future. Saturday, Rev. James Frost and a group of volunteers were on hand at the building site assisting in the church's construction. A number of volunteers also bolster the full-time help throughout the week. The foundation was dug about a month ago and since then the building has started to take shape. Funding for the project has come from the congregation which has about 100 members. -The new church will replace one located at First and Elizabeth streets which has served the faithful for the past 55 years. Rev. Frost says the new church on Yonge Street west will have large quarters for Sunday School and Christian Education classes. The new Alliance Church will have good exposure too since it will be located on one of the main roads leading into and out of Midland. It is interesting to note that just west of the new church building Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church has purchased property with the in- tent of construction of a new church there as well. For Rev. James Frost building a new church has been a brand new experience however it has become a labour of love for both Rev. Frost and od Another popular event at the IPM is the Queen of the Furrow com- petition. Thirty young women, representing counties, regions and districts of Ontario, are vying for the title. The winner, selected for public speaking eT ere Ga the "FOUR GENERATIONS OF QUALITY, ' SERVICE AND TRUST" Plowmen's Banquet, Friday Oct. 2. ae SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. 33 PETER STREET SOUTH ORILLIA, ONTARIO, L3V 6J6 326-6131 members of Alliance Church. . MIDLAND DISTRICT MANAGER Frank Doherty 526-2924 Red Nicholls 526-4504 oe PENETANGUISHENE Julien Beausoleil 549-7760 ELMVALE Mike Stone 322-2732 MIDLAND DISPLAY AND OFFICE Balm Beach Road, just west of Hwy. 27 _fe Open 7 Days A week MIKE'S MILK STORES the Opening of our ~ Woodland Ave., Midiand Grand Opening Sale Sept. 18, 19 & 20 Help us celebrate NEW STORE on 750ml PEPSI bottle 49< Plus Deposit HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS 150 Gram Bag Buy 1 Get 1 FREE! NEILSONS ICE CREAM KIDS!! The Munchie Man SPECIALS AT WOODLAND AVE STOE HUMPTY DUMPTY I Litre 150 Gram Buy 3 gt. Bag Buy One Get Corn Chips Get Choc. Milk One FREE Taco - Tortia FREE "7 -- Ringalo's Buy 1 Get 1 FREE NEILSONS MILK COKE 6 Bottle Carton will be at the Woodland Ave. Store Saturday afternoon with lots of FREE-DRAWS! Coke Fanta Flavours. a 29 Plus Deposit 6 Convenient Locations in Midland Area Penetang Midland Midland Port McNicoll Victoria Harbour 95 Main St. Open 24 hours 679 Vinden St. Open 7 to 11 479 King St. Open 7 toll Open 7 toll First St. Open 7 to11