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Midland man wins election Midland resident Dick Ivens has become the governor elect for 1988-89 for Canadian District West of the Civitan International Club. He won the post at the club's international con- vention held in Midland two weeks ago. The Highland Inn was the scene for the coriven- tion, where approximately 150 members from as far away as Kawartha Lakes and London attended. In- cluded in the crowd were the International President of Civitan Fred Kletroverts and his wife Betty from Ohio, U.S.A. The convention began Friday night with enter- tainment supplied by com- edian Vince Evenden, which was followed by a casino night with various articles being auctioned off by auctioneer Bob Rumney. Saturday's events began at 8:30 a.m. with meetings and the election of officers. In addition to Dick Ivens' election as governor, Grant Ivens was appointed lieute- nant governor by incoming governor Ron Genereaux. A tour of Sainte Marie Among the Hurons was menced with a banquet with Civitan Mike Tinney as master of ceremonies. Midland Mayor Al Roach and his wife Vera attended as well. After the dinner, Roach presented the Midland Civitan Club with the town flag. The Civitans The Midland Civitan Club received the honor club award for 1986-87. This is the highest award a club can receive. The distinguished president's award was presented to past-president Grant Ivens. Cadets, cadets Both the Midland sea cadets and air cadets held annual inspections within the last two weeks. Above, the sea cadets are shown during their in- spection at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments on June 5. Below, the air cadets are pictured during last Sunday's ceremonies in the Midland arena,-commemorating the squad's 25th anniversary. conducted in the are only the second service On Sunday, visiting afternoon. group to receive the flag, Civitans took a boat cruise Saturday evening com- Roach said. through the 30,000 Islands. Strollee Csake » umbroller strollers Fisher-Price - reg. value of $44.95 all models FREE Sale Price Kantwet 5"' mattress with any regularly a Cosco | priced crib Car | cab : : <5) Seats | | . $10.00 off | | Perego Dorel Playpen Domani * fully padded | Quattro Stroller * 26"x40"' * great sleeper stroller i ; * great for travelling "reg. value of $249.00 Bring a % * reg. value of $79.95 | Sale Price this ad % Sale Price | $189.00 and you ul S, $59. 95 ne SAVE 20% Swim-aid -- Carriage/ ; G Float Stroller on all new infant ap Suits Net and children's 4 ($39.95) ($4.95) clothing %. Sale Price Sale Price S ALE: J : June 16-17- $19.95 $3.95 while e 16-17 18 284 King Street MIDLAND 526-0644 12 Locations to serve you across Ontario the % hey {| childrens ( marketnioce, aa *. Mountainview Mall PEOPLE'S CHOICE CAR SHOW sponsored by... Georgian Bay Customs , and Mountainview Mall Check out the display at Mountainview Mall and vote for your favourite car and you could win a gift certificate from Mountainview Mall. Displayed until Sat., June 18th MOUNTAINVIEW MALL, HWY. 93 MIDLAND PUTT for PAPA Rujes 1. 3 putts for 50¢ 2. If you sink a hole in one stroke on course #1, you will receive 1 ballot 3. If you sink a hole in one stroke on course #2, you will receive 3 ballots 4. If you sink a hole in one stroke on course #3, you will receive 5 ballots 5. Draw to be made Saturday, June 18th, 1988 at 1:00 p.m. 6. Prizes: 1st Prize - Set of Golf Clubs - compliments of K Mart 1-9 hole - 10 play ticket at Brooklea Fishing Tackle Ga ve fF CO Ed course Times: June 13 (1988) 1=3 6-8 June 14 1-3 6-8 June 15 tS 6-8 June 16 13 6-8 June 17 T=3 6-8 June 18 7 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. ALL PROCEEDS TO BIG SISTERS Wednesday, June 15, 1988, Page 9