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Sold out The annual Midland Horticultural Society plant sale, held last Saturday on the Town dock, was nearly over as soon as it started. Four hundred red geraniums were scooped up by buyers. Thé red geranium is the Town's official flower. The Society is tak- ing orders for more of the flowers. Above, Travis Newton, not yet two years of age, poses with some of the popular flowers. Docks ready for visitors Midland town dock is im- proving to better serve visiting boaters this year. Begun several years ago, the upgrading has turned the docks, once a place for com- mercial vessels, into a people place. The strolling promenade, and sun shelters, combined with attractive street fur- niture and greenery gives visiting boaters a good first impression of Midland and provides an excellent dock- side atmosphere for non- boaters who wish to spend a relaxing day beside the water. Located at the foot of Midland's downtown business district the docks are in a good position to pro- vide boaters with all the ser- vices and conveniences they need. Last summer about 4,500 boaters used the courtesy shoppers dock while they stocked-up on provisions. The docks are also a good safe place to leave your boat while visiting the many area tourist attractions. Harbour Master Rick Learney says his harbour is, "a first class operation and will be open again this year with wide arms welcoming everyone. "We offer electrical hook- ups, water, public washrooms, private showers, a pump out facility and new, this year, boaters will have their own laundromat." The docks _ provide seasonal berths for 80 boats and has 22 finger docks for overnight boats. Rates for overnight dockage are $8 for boats up to 25 feet in length. As well, there is an addi- tional 750 feet of side dockage where boats on short visits can tie-up. During the spring months when boating activity is get- ting underway, the docks are open during the week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. but at the end of June with the increased activity they are open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Complementing the docks facilities are the daily boat tours of the Miss Midland, which during the summer months shows visitors twice daily and sometimes three times a day, weather permit- ting, the beauty of Georgian Bay's 30,000 islands. Special events at the docks this summer include a sail past by the Midland sailing club and a rotary barbecue. For information on these Student Employment staff Canada Employment Cen- tre for Students, Midland, supervisor Jan Lucas has announced the placement of this year's staff. Denise Lefaive is returning from the 1985 team. The three new student placement of- ficers are Lindsey Martin, WHAT A PITY! LAST 2 NIGHTS The Mumberley Inheritance May 16-17 Midland Secondary School The curtain rises at 8 p.m. sharp! A PRESENTATION OF HURONIA PLAYERS Kathy Lesperance, and Julie Noack. The office hours are 8:15 am. to 5 p.m. Monday through Fridays. Students are available for an hour, a day, a week, a month or the summer. Page 2, Tuesday, May 13, 1986 events and others read up- coming Huronia Holidays or contact Harbour Master, Rick Learney at 526-4610 or drop by the Midland town docks. Music Festival winners Tomorrow evening during the Concert of the Stars the following young musicians will receive scholarships and/or trophies awarded them for talent displayed during the 40th annual Midland Music Festival. The Festival concluded last Friday. Tomorrow evening's concert will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church. Scholarship Recipients Vocal Michelle Malloux (outstanding vocalist), Erin Flaherty, Jennifer Mc- Callum, Elaine Smitham, Sara Walker, Andrew Zeitz. Instrumental Nicole Dupuis (outstan- ding instrumental soloist), Caroline Hollman, Rob Tigwell, Deanna Melnyk. Guitar Kathleen Farley (outstan- ding guitar soloist), Peter Kitay, Francois Lamoureux, Renee Szcuzurek. Piano Deanna Melnyk (outstan- ding senior pianist), Patrick Lai (outstanding junior pianist), renee Cingolani, Jackie Leng, Macie, Lai, Cin- dy Leng, Tammy Melnyk, Rebecca MacKinnon, Anne Langlois, Barbara Byczko, Max Woods, Cindy French. Piano Accordion Renee Cingolani (outstan- ding accordion soloist), Lisa MacMillan, Baranowski. Choirs Huron Park Intermediate Glee Club, Corpus Christi B Triple Trio, Victoria Har- bour Small Ensemble SAB, Corpus Christi A Small Jaime Ensemble SA, Huron Park Grade 6 Choir, Port McNicol Grade 4 Choir, Huron Park Grade 5 Choir, Corpus Christi B Grade 7 and 8 Double Duet. Vocal Michelle Mailloux, Cin- dy/Scott French - Sight Sing- ing, Erin Flaherty,Jennifer McCallum, Elaine Smitham, Sara Walker, Andrew Zeitz. Piano Accordion Renee Cingolani, MacMillan, Baranowski, Wakefield, Stewart. Lisa Jaime Erin Melissa Piano Deanna Melnyk (outstan- ding senior pianist), Patrick Lai (outstanding junior pianist), Sara Camunias (senior sight reading), Tanya Kitay (junior sight reading), Renee Cingolani (highest mark), Jackie Leng, Marie Lai, Cindy Leng, Tammy Melnyk, Rebecca MacKinnon, Anne Langlois, Barbara Byczko, Max Woods, Cindy French, Jen- nifer Martin. Midland Sidewalk Sale planned Midland Town Centre's Business Improvement Area group is planning to hold its annual sidewalk sale July 17, 18 and 19. As in other years, King Street would be closed between Elizabeth Street and Hugel Avenue, Hugel Avenue and Dominion Avenue, and Dominion Avenue and Bay Street. Guitar Kathleen Farley, Peter Kitay, Francois Lamoureux, Renee Szczurek, Renee Cingolani. Instrumental Nicole Dupuis, Caroline Hollman, Deanna Melnyk, Rob Tigwell, Francis Lamoureux. 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