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i ae eae SR 5a ue --E Ne -- Street and Rod Car meet ead These two on-lookers wouldn't mind having this enlarged version of their dinky toy at home. Brothers Cory and Kirk Dagenais, would like to take a drive in Car smashing The Street and Rod car meet at the Midland Centen- nial Arena, last Saturday saw owner of this car, Norm Freund, smash it up for the raising of money for the continuing of future car shows at the arena. Freun Sally Ann solution to summer by Lt. Norman Garcia Salvation Army More and more frazzled single parents [mothers] of children three to seven are finding the long hot sum- mers unbearable. The muggy weather, rainy days, children with nothing to do often lead to tempers flaring and, on oc- casion, youngsters who can't defend themselves being abused. The Salvation Army [On- tario Northern Division] has THE answer when it comes to beating the sum- mer blahs. Mom's and Kid's Camp, July 21 - 25, at Camp Newport in the heart of Muskoka's cottage country near Huntsville. Morning life skills workshops, afternoons free to swim and relax and SIDEWALK SALE SPECIALS JULY 17, 18, 19 evenings around the camp fire all add up to a Mom's and Kid's Camp away from the rat race for a few days, and to a camp with people of like interests and goals. Supervised activities will be organized for the children [age three to =) st this hot rod as they look at the open engine, one of the many restored features of the car. charged $1 for five slugs of the sledge hammer. It didn't take many hits until the car headed for the junk yard. seven] while moms enjoy the company of their peers Cost: Mom, $40; first child, $30; each additional child, $25. For more infor- mation call the Midland Salvation Army office. If you would enjoy atten- ding this camp, would like to sponsor a family, or wish more information regarding possible Salva- tion Army grants so that you might register, call your Salvation Army to- day. Make this truly a sum- mer to long remember well after the last marshmallow July 14 to 19 REAKS SALE Includes cut & style - reg. $35 $25 Tues., July 15 Only --9-6 p.m. 1st Anniversary Special WASH, CUT & BLOW DRY The ap al Beauly Stop= 260 King St., Midland $300 526-3765 Classic car Darryl Sallows and Jason Howard, up front, marvel at the beauty of this classic car. This automobile was one of the many From snakes to the stars Wetlands, snakes, and the summer sky, are the subjects of talks this month at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Nancy Patterson of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists (FON) will help her audience discover On- tario's wetlands. The staff wetland specialist of the FON will survey the kinds of wetlands, the characteristic flora and fauna of each, and their fate. Wetlands in Ontario are being drained at a great rate. Snakes, in particular the Massassauga rattlesnake, is the subject on July 23, also at 7:30 p.m. Warden of Georgian Bay Islands Na- tional Park Michel Villeneuve is a Massassauga expert. He works on a project the pur- pose of which is to track the snakes after radio transmitters have been im- planted under their skin. And on July 30 at 8:30 p.m., lan McGregor of the Royal Ontario Museum will help novice star-gazers spot Mars, Saturn, Venus, the Milky Way, and meteor . ot oe cars that were on display at the annual Street and Rod meet. showers. Telescopes will be provided. McGregor has worked as producer for the MacLaughlin Planetarium of Toronto. SIDEWALK SALE SPECIALS JULY 17, 18, 19 = | Bs. wn a | ETI Professional $24.95 ADCO TIRE 655 Vindin St. 526-2213 TERRI'S TRAVEL EXCLUSIVE FEB 08/87 14 DAY TOUR OF THE ORIENT Hong Kong, Bangkok and Pattaya $2,099 Airfare and Deluxe Accommodation ' Call for details 526-5471 TERRI'S TRAVEL The Only Way To Go Edwards Village Mall 295 King St., Midland Tuesday, July 15, 1986, Page 7