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|___€Calendar | July 9 Jeff Hill's Magic Show with assistant Jackie Haigh at The Port McNicoll Community Centre at 2:30 p.m. Presented by the Port McNicoll Public Library. July 9 Triple F Club Seniors approaching 60 and up will travel to Springwater Park, Midhurst, for a picnic supper. We will visit Simcoe County Museum on the way. Meet at the Alliance Church on Yonge Street before 2 p.m. Bring your own supper. Beverages will be provided. Bring a chair. Call 526-2690 or 526-7295 if you need a ride to the church, We'll be looking for you. July 9 The Simcoe County District Health Unit will begin conducting a Health Survey by telephone to discover our attitudes and needs in health care. Your help is needed. For more info, call 728-0100. July 11 Traditions live on at Sainte Marie among the Hurons during Shondecti between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Re-live 1982 Destination: Sainte Marie, with special films and exhibits. Enjoy 17th century Native and French food and music. Celebrate the opening of the newly-designed interpretive museum. July 11 The Annual P.C. Boat Cruise, from the Penetang town dock. The Georgian Queen will leave at 6 p.m. sharp. Buffet, cash bar, $12 per person. Sponsored by the P.C. Association. July 11 The 4th annual Street and Rod Meet at the Midland Arena presented by the Georgian Bay Customs Car Club. Cruise night is Friday, leaving from the Midland Arena at 8:30 p.m. For more info call Dan Howe at 526-8152 or Bruce Owen at 526-2534. July 11 and 12 The Royal Ontario Museumobile will be in the Sainte Marie among the Hurons parking lot. Come and see the Story of Man in this unusual and in- formative display. Admission is free. July 12 Eric Nagler in concert at the Roxy Theatre in Midland. Show times 1 and 3 p.m. Tickets $4, available at the Roxy Theatre or office, 526-6688 or 526-0096. Presented by the Big Sisters Associa- tion of Huronia. July 12 Scottish Day Festival from 1 to 5 p.m. at Simcoe County Museum Midhurst. Features pipe bands from across the country, Scottish dancing and ballads. Admission $1.25 adults; $1 for seniors and 25 cents for children. July 13-17 Tennis Clinic, Penetang Recreation Department for those eight-year-old and up. Eight students per ses- sion. For more information call 549-7453. July 17 and 18 First annual Huronia Open Fiddle and Step Dance Contest at the Midland Centennial Arena. Must register by July 16. Many classes, great prizes. If you wish to enter or want more information, call 526-9291. July 18 The Georgian Shores Swinging Seniors are holding an 8 p.m. Charity Dance at The Place, Balm Beach Road. Proceeds go towards a Voice Synthesizes for Huronia District Hospital. July 18 The St. Mary's Catholic Women's League is holding its annual bake sale and draw at the Parish Hall, Victoria Harbour. Doors open at 10 a.m. All are welcome. July 18 A Carribean evening with authentic food and music at Jennings Lodge, 38 Church Street, Penetanguishene from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets $5 at 549-2267. Proceeds for the First Presbyterian Church Building Fund. All welcome. Please bring a lawn chair. July 18 and 19 The Simcoe County Trail Riders Association is hav- ing its first annual Invitational Pleasure Trail Ride at Hope Acres, Concessionh 15, Penetang. Camp- out July 18, clinic and 2 to 3 hour trail ride star- ting at 10 a.m. on the 19th. Bring your own horse and feed. For more info call 533-2836 anytime or 526-4829 - evenings. July 25 Craft Fair, art show and contests from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Oakview Community Centre, Wasaga Beach. July and August New bingo Saturday afternoon at the Stardust Bingo Parlour, Balm Beach Road. Auspices of the Georgian Bay Native Friendship Association. July and August Huronia Museum invites you to play Bingo Thursdays at 1 p.m. at the Stardust Bingo Parlour. $1,000 jackpot. Come on out for the fun of it. Community Calendar is a free service provided to non-profit groups. If your group would like an up- coming event printed (absolutely free), please send it to the Midland Times or Penetanguishene Citizen office, Box 609, Midland, Ontario. Page 2, Tuesday, July 7, 1987 Controversial cargo The waferboard brought to Midland from Thunder Bay by water on the MV Woodland Marine was unloaded in Sunnyside. Residents and a majority of Town council members objected to the idea of the cargo ship docking on the south side of Midland har- bour in a high residential area. The Woodland Marine is scheduled to bring another cargo this month. Cargo ship is expected to return later this month Cargo ship Woodland Marine is scheduled ten- tatively to return to Midland harbour on July 18. The cargo ship brought its first load of cargo - waferboard - to Midland June 25 after a battle on town council between pro- business forces and some residents of William Street, who complained that if the company were allowed to Local hospitals stay out of insurance plan Neither Huronia District Hospital nor _ Pene- tanguishene General Hospital are among the 49 Ontario hospitals which have banded together to create their own liability insurance plan. Huronia District will consider seriously next year joining the hospitals- run insurance plan, ad- ministrator Gord Key said. HDH is interested despite a slightly higher premium than HDH is pay- ing now. HDH's insurance bill for fiscal 1986 was $50,000. Four years ago HDH paid $4,000 for insurance. Under the hospitals' plan, the chance of a re- fund of 25 per cent of-an annual premium, after four or five years, is 50 per cent, Key said. The insurance plan created by the 49 hospitals is named Hospital In- surance Reciprocal of On- tario. It began operation on July 1. The participating hospitals represent 19,000 of the province's 27,000 hospital beds. Public mischief A Midland man has been charged with public mischief in connection with a report of a stolen car. A 1977 Ford Thunder- bird reported stolen to Midland police on June 30 was found by Elmvale OPP in a ditch on July 1. The owner of the car, Lu- cien Tasse of King Street, Midland, has been charged with public mischief. He will appear in provincial court on July 20. Accidents last week Midland OPP officers in- vestigated 22 motor vehicle accidents in the week in- ding yesterday. In eight cases, personal injury resulted. On July 4, on Lot 105-106 Side Road, Tiny Township, Lisa Desroches, 17, of Perkinsfield, was the driver of a car which roll- ed. She was treated at Huronia District Hospital and released. She was not charged. NSWMA legal bills up The legal bills to the North Simcoe Waste Management Association in its court battle with Tiny Township have so far add- ed up to $11,000. Tiny is suing the NSWMA and attempting to block its search for a new garbage dump. On Ju- ly 29, the fight will return to Supreme Court, where Tiny is seeking an in- terlocutory injuction. That would stop the NSWMA in its tracks. NSWMA clerk Yvon Gagne said the legal costs will soon go up another $1,000 to $2,000 because of the involvement of an auditor and several trips by NSWMA officials to Toronto. dock at the foot of their street, trucks would disturb the neighbourhood and en- danger children. After much discussion, the majority of council voted against allowing the ship to use the Midland harbour; instead, it docked across the bay at Maple Leaf Mills in Sunnyside. The Woodland Marine is carrying a load of lumber to Windsor from Thunder Bay for MacMillan Bloedel and will be stopping in Midland. Woodlands Marine's local represen- tative, Matt Parry, said he expects the second cargo load to Midland will be about the same in volume as the first. Woodland Marine hopes to establish a flow of cargo in and out of Midland suf- ficient to make Midland a profitable, regular stop. The opposition of residents and a majority of town council members resulted in rejection of a Woodland Marine Inc. ap- plication to allow it to use land at the foot of William Street. The shipping com- pany has an arrangement with. Maple Leaf Mills, across the bay in Sunnyside. COMING . MIDLAND soON T THE CHIRENS A)ASKET PLACE « Annual P.C. Dinner on Georgian Queen from Penetang Dock at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 11 Have a Fun Evening and Meet your M.P.P. Tickets $12 each Call 526-5418 or 549-3037 NVA Cruise July 5 - 11 "Vitamin Week" Le Webber Calcium 500 mg 100 tablets Regular $12.20 Special $4.99 Subex 500 100 tablets Regular $11.08 Special $6.99 Webber Vitamin E 400 1.U. Regular $5.99 Special $2.99 Paramettes 50 plus complete 80 tablets Regular $6.69 Special $4.99 Webber Vitamin C 500 mg 100 tablets Regular $3.49 Special $2.49 Paramettes Adult Complete 80 tablets Regular $6.69 Special $4.99 QUALITY, SERVICE & DEDICATION JORY'S LD.A. PHARMACY 526-2781 * 264 King St., Midland eS LS EE a tial es