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Community calendar Sept. 25 Barrie North Secondary School, 7:30 p.m. Anyone who knows an under-achieving child should be in- terested in a_ presen- tation by The Child Development Clinic of the Hospital for Sick Children. Topic: Current Concepts in Learning Disabilities. Sponsored by The Council for Exceptional Children and The Simcoe County A.C.L.D. Sept. 28 Waverley Recreation Committee will be hosting a dance, Sept. 28. The modern country band, Northern Edition will provide the music at the Elmvale Com- munity Hall. As well a cash bar, lunch and prizes will be laid on for the $6 entry charge. For more information call Cindy at 322-3172 or Fran, 526-4540. Oct. 1 "Midland District Parents of Twins Club,"' Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1985 8 p.m. at Parkview Public School Fifth St. Midland. Welcome: Parents of multiples of all ages & expectant parents of multiples. Meetings to be held first Tuesday oi each month. For further in- formation call Jan Finch 526-2523, Lynn Stokes 526-4527. Cardinal Carter, Msgr. McCormack G. Emmet! Cardinal Carter, Arch- bishop of Toronto, left, is» shown leaving the Papal Altar at Martyrs' Shrine in the company of Msgr. Alan 'People really do have faith,' says McCormack. The Cardinal was principal celebrant Sunday at the first anniversary of the visit to Huronia of Pope John Paul II. Midland's mayor "Tt shows you people really do have faith," observed Midland Mayor Al Roach. "They could have been home watching ithe Blue Jays beat the Yankees but there they were standing and silting in the hot sun. The town's chief executive was remarking this week on the number of people who , Sunday afternoon, at- 'ended the anniversary of the visit of Pope John Paul II to Huronia. Sister Joan Whalen, administrator of Penetanguishene General Hospital and one of those very much involved both last year and this year with the Papal Visit to Huronia's Medical and Disabled Committee noted over the weekend, "The Pope came lo challenge us. It is now up to us to use our God-given gifts to share the message just like Christ did and just like the Holy Father has been doing."' Oct. 5 Environmental hearing some time in 1986 North Simcoe Waste Management Association is working on conmpirune its report for the provincial government with the expectation that an environmental assessment hearing will begin some time in 1986. Association chairman Lionel Dion said he is probably being optimistic in saying that a new dump will be approved by the deadline of fall of 1987. First the Association's report must pass through the hands of more than one dozen government! ministries before an environmental assessment hearing can begin. And a hearing ."can go on for months." ' Emergency | ' numbers b | | Cut out and keep handy | * in 1983, bringing More than one million new volumes' were added to the Ontario Public Library network gs the total number of volumes to 23.8 million, or ap- proximately three books for each Ontarian. Another new arrival At Cumming-Nicholson N You'll want to see this appealing new open-toe dress pump-so typical of why NATURALIZER shoes are such favourites with fashion-wise women The "TRIAD" is here now - for your approval - along with other new arrivals. Available in Black- sizes 7 to 9(AA)-7 to 10(B) also in hard to find "D"' widths. Come Harvest Gold dance, Penetang Legion Hail, Marcel Maurice and band, jJight lunch. ~ Sponsored by Si. Ann's School. Tickets on sale alt Bay Pharmacy (549- 2332), St. Ann's School (549-8900) or telephone 549-7642. TRIAD in soon, and see what's new Always open Mon. 10 - 5:30 CUMMING-NICHOLSON TURALIZER. lo the Md fe Lie [ $ FIRE Midland 526-2211 Penetanguishene 549-7425 i Hillsdale 835-3242 = Port McNicoll 526-3300 835-3112 VictoriaHarbour 526-3333 | Tay Township 526-2992 Elmvale-Flos 322-1313 Tiny Township 526-7133 Honey Harbour 756-2101 Coldwater 686-7777 Wasaga Beach 429-2544 i POLICE TownotMidiand 526-2201 Midland OPP 526-3761 fj Penetanguishene 549-2456 Elmvale OPP 322-2424 P AMBULANCE Huronia Area (Midland) 526-5466 8 Wasaga Beach 429-4101 a HOSPITALS Huronia District Hospital (midiand) 526-3751 B | Mental Health Centre (renetanguishene) 549-3181 ] Ponetanguishene General Hospital (Penetanguishene) 549-7442 Fy DISTRESS CENTRE MIDLAND & AREA 526-7836 i Barrie & Area 726-7922 i FAMILY PHYSICIAN : POISON CONTROL CENTRE Royal Victoria Hospital (Barrie &Area) 728-9802 aS eS ee eee Page 8, Tuesday, September 17, 1985 239 King St. * 526-5861 Where meticulous service is traditional Store Hours: 9 - 5:30 daily, Fri. to 7 Fr. James Farrell, S.J., director of Martrys' Shrine and chairman of last year's Papal Visit to Huronia Com- mittee, left, is shown with George MacDonald, co-ordinator of the Pontiff's Sept. 15, 1984 pilgrimage to Huronia cutting a first anniversary Ds Sharing an impo. ant occasion cake marking the historic visit to North Simcoe of the Bishop of Rome. The cake cutting took place Sunday afternoon in the Filion Centre during a reception for committee members and spouses. Could be an annual event "TI 1 would appear this will become an annual event." With those words yesterday, Father James Farrell, S.J., director of Martyrs' Shrine confirmed, the Shrine plans to recall Pope John Paul's historic (Sept. 15, 1984) visit to Huronia with some kind of an an- niversary celebration each Sep- tember. As for Fr. Farrell's observations as lo the first anniversary celebrations staged here last Saturday and Sunday he remarked this week, "I was very pleased with the comments of those who were present. "Many of them told me the mass, the procession and the music all brought back a flood of good memories."' Some 400 attended Saturday's mass in the Shrine Church for the aged, sick and disabled. "They were delighted alt being asked to be part of this annual event."' Well in excess of 4,000 people at- tended Sunday's outdoor mass. During the Holy Father's visit in 1984 an estimated 100,000 were on hand to see and hear the Pontiff during his six hour visit to Huronia (Ste. Marie and the Shrine). 52. The Salvation | Marching into a Second Century | The Owen Sound Band & Songsters SONGS & BRASS : . a Saturday, Sept. 21st at 7:30 p.m. at THE SALVATION ARMY, located at Second Street and Dominion Avenue present Everyone Welcome FREE Admission