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a ee ee a ee. ne llr Mallee tied dll llddsbe eS Os ah cami eee Rotarians and their families celebrate A Midland Rotary family picnic was held at the Cedar Springs, Main Dock on Beausoleil Island Aug. 17. Families from Midland and one from Cambridge took part in the funfilled afternoon. Barb Hoover, who is a park co-ordinator, had a complete itinerary of games thal were played by children and parents alike. Everyone who par- ticipated had loads of fun, as did those who stood back and watched some of the adults really gel back to the days of their youth. There were prizes in all categories given by Parks Canada in recognition of their 100th anniversary celebration. A presentation was made to Park Superintendent Robert Day by the Rotary Club honouring their 100th birthday and a_ large cake with the park logo in icing was enjoyed by all. After the busy and active afternoon of games etc., the children enjoyed a supper of hamburgers, hot dogs, soda pop and trim- mings. N : We feature " Tan Jay Co-ordinates & en Le . =e Separates Sizes 8-20 Because of the large quantity of hamburgs and hot dogs available, most of the adults opted oul of preparing their own steaks and_ suc- cumbing to the enticing smell of the hamburgs cooking, subsequently there were no hamburgs left to bring back to Midland. A sunny warm day made the whole day a venture that will probably be an annual affair and be remem- bered for a long cold winter by those who were there to partake of the fun, games and some good Rotary laughs. ENTER OUR DRAW AND WIN | One of three Tanjay/ Alia Ensembles _ with any purchase _ Patricia's Mountainview Mall Midland 526-6142 Month of August '85 has beaten the 30-year average for measurable precipitation in Huronia. . Weather Office, Midland- Penetanguishene normally receives 10 days of rain earns the 31 days of 'August. However, this year, according to _ Midland's Mel Curtis who keeps _ guch information, wet weather. Council gets second chance Midland town council members will get a second chance to experience a short voyage on board HMS Bee, on Sept. 16 The council accepted an invitation from the Historic Naval and Military Establishments to hold a mock council meeting at the Establish- ments in June. The council was supposed to travel to the Establishments by water on the Bee from the Penetanguishene town dock. Inclement weather lead 10 organizers canceling the ride. -Wet weather in August sets record- According to the North Bay we had 14 days of 'Wiarton normally has 10 days of wet weather in August, Collingwood has eight, Owen Sound, 13and Parry _ Sound, 11, weather office officials confirmed. And you might be intercated in knowing, according to information complied by Mr. Curtis, we had six _ days of measurable precipitation in February, seven in March, nine in April, 12 in May, ox in June and 10 in July. C.J.'s Clinic of Electrolysis Unwanted Hair Gone Forever eFye Brows arched '& shaped ' eHairline permanently contoured he eFacial hair removed eBikini line restored al. ~ lm eArms, legs, chest and back hair rae Medically approved safe & effective 255Midland § Short Wave Method Midland Ave. Free Consultation & Test 526-9479 Glasses SINGLE VISION PRESCRIPTION GLASSES COMPLETE PACKAGE INCLUDES + All single vision prescriptions in any strength Frames - choose from our wide selection of free frames * Lenses -- oversize, glass or plastic ¢ Safety lenses -- hardened to resist impact ¢ Eyeglass Case and Lens Cleaner Q" GUARANTEED SOFT CONTACTS Guaranteed to fit with a 30-day refund policy. Choice of colour $30.00, fitting fee only $40.00 CERTIFIED LENS FITTER ON PREMISES. Q" 49" oc 8. © BI-FOCALS COMPLETE PACKAGE INCLUDES ¢ All bifocal prescriptions in any strength Frames - choose from our wide selection of free frames ° Lenses - oversize, glass or plastic + Safety lenses - hardened (o resist impact * Eyeglass Case and Lens Cleaner Q" OPTICAL FACTORY FIRST FOR QUALITY, SERVICE & VALUE -- AA -- BARRIE -- es my Fe _zcums| 8 COLLIER STREET 728-0800 > \NLOP Mon.-Thurs.: 9:30am-6:00pm, Friday:9:30am-8:00pm Saturday: 9:30am---4:00pm "LAB ON PREMISES" EYE EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED 5 ores