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New Life for Today meetings set for Alliance Church New Life for Today meetings begin in the Alliance Church in Midland this Sunday, Oct. 19 with Rev. Gordon Wishart. Queen's Park Report A native of Ireland, Rev. Wishart comes to Midland with many years experience in pastoral ministry, evangelism and sum- mer convention work. In great demand as a speaker, Rev. Wishart has not only ministered in numerous places in North America but also in such faraway places as Japan, India, Thailand, Turkey, Philippine Islands, Hong Kong and Australia. New trespass act has teeth by George W.' Taylor, M.P.P. Fall is a time when manv Ontarians take to the woods and coun- trvside to enjoy the splendour of the turning leaves. Hiking in parks and from roadside stops. nature lovers often unintentionally trespass on farm property. In order that both farmers and _ hikers know their rights and obligations under the law. the Attorney General of Ontario has published a pamphlet "Property Protection and Outdoor Oppor- tunities." Last year the Davis Government took a close look at laws governing trespass and the liability of lan- downers in the event of accident or injury oc- curring on their property. The result of this examination was a reform of Provincial laws dealing with petty trespass and occupiers' liabilitv. Two companion pieces of legislation, The Trespass to Property Act and the Occupiers' Liability Act. were introduced in the Provincial Parliament in 1979 and have since been made law. Both Acts have changed the _ legal relationship between an occupier of land with those who enter their land By reforming Ontario's petty trespass laws. the Davis Government designed legislation that would strengthen the control of per couple Inability on the \ Santo Domingo. Januarv. Bookings and _ full stand-bv Canada. will run from March 8 Canadian tourists. last vear. deck unit that tertainment coach. seals. reading lights. Travel News, Views $100 off by Carol Crawford Unitours have decided management of the Palmas del Mar Villa Complex to fulfill the contractual agreement was cited as the cause. This would have been the second winter season for the Unitours package to Palmas de Mar. located near the Republic's capital, Sunquest Vacations is offering $100 off per couple on selected Wardair departures for received by Sunquest prior to Nov. 30, 1980. British Airways have announced a price cut in their stand-by fares on the following routes: London to New York (now $207 one wav) London to Miami $218 one way and London to Los Angeles $291 one way. One way fares are still not available in The 33rd annual Bermuda College Weeks event features a number of special activities for college students and is expected to attract some 12,000 U.S. and Canadian collegians. It appears Hong Kong is a great draw to Some 25,721 Canadians visited Hong Kong in the first six months of 1980. an increase of nearly six percent over New Zealand now has a convention coach service call '"'Pegasus One'. equipped with conference-style seating arrangements for 12 in the rear and standard two abreast seating for 16 up front. Facilities on board the air conditioned coach include a bar. kitchen, vanity and a stereo-radio- -tape SEFVeS" AS". ane | en- information centre in the conference and sightseeing sections of the The bus' interior has sheep-skin covered large tinted windows and individual their winter program to the Dominican Republic. to cancel part of the' new must be payment to April 18, 1981. The The coach is Page 22, Friday, October 17, 1980 occupiers over their land while facilitating recreational access to this land, where the oecunier permits. Act Under the new Act, it is an offence to enter private property, to engage in a prohibited activitv, or not to leave the premises when directed. The burden of proof rests on the defendant in each case and conviction can result in a fine of up to $1,000. All premises under this new Act, including school sites, are protected. Included in the definition of premises are ships and vessels, bodies of water, trailers and portable structures as well as railwav cars, vehicles and aircraft not in operation. Entrv is prohibited without notice to any land under cultivation, such as gardens, fields and woodlots, or to premises enclosed in such a manner as to prevent entry. With the increasing popularity of outdoor sports. the Trespass to Property Act gives a legal base to graphic signs prohibiting or permitting activity. Permitted activity is represented within a greencircle. Prohibited activitv has a red line across it. Occupier Under the new Occuniers' Liability . Act. an occupier of a premises is required to take reasonable steps to ensure the safety of those entering the premises and property brought onto the premises. In every case, the situation. will be judged on its in- dividual merit-the only standard being applied is what a reasonable person would do in similar circumstances. For non-paying en- trants to rural land, such as hikers, the new law requires that they be self-reliant for their safetv and - accept conditions as they find . them. The owner of the premises cannot be held responsible for ac- cidents or the injury of a non-paying entrant. This law covers golf courses when not open Notice Effective Mon., October 20/ 80 Town Taxi fares $2.50 will be accordingly All fares increased by: Signed Hebners Taxi Reliudle Taxi Deluxe Taxi for plaving, utility right- of-wavs, private roads and unopened road allowances. It is the aim of the Davis Government to open the land of our Province to the safe recreational use of as manv of its citizens as possible. these two new laws will, by reducing occunier liability for accident and by providing for the strict definition of what ac- tivities are permitted on rural land, help to meet this objective. Skiswap New Life for Today meetings will be held in the Alliance Church Oct. 19 through Sunday Oct. 26. Sunday services are at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; week nights at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Wishart will be guest speaker Sunday through Wednesday. Thursday through Sundav, Dr. Charles Seidenspinner_ will speak. He is chairman of the Canadian Sunday School Association and pastor of Calvary Church in St. Catharines. Dr. Seidenspinner has served as president of Immanuel Bible College in Kitchener and also is former president of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada. On Saturday, Oct. 25 there will be a Christian Leadership seminar at the Alliance Church beginning at 12 noon with a lunch provided by the church. Of special interest to ladies will be a coffee begins tomorrow Huronia District Ski Swap will be held at The Barrie Armory in Queen's Park in Barrie starting tomorrow. Ski swap hours are from 10 a.m. till 9 p.m. tomorrow and 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. Sunday. Equipment __ registr- ation will take place tonight from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. or tomorrow from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Tvpes of equipment accepted into the swap include good used alpine and nordic ski ware, plastic buckle boots, nordic lace boots, skis equipped with release bindings, nordic wood and fibreglass skis, children's ski equip- ment and new and good used clothing. A $1 handling charge will be imposed for all equipment registered and a 15 percent com- mission will be levied on all equipment. The Huronia Ski Swap is sponsored by members of the Canadian Ski Patrol Svstem-Huronia Dis- trict with proceeds from the swap going toward 149 Bayfield St. Barrie (705) 737-3492 the oneration of the ski patrol. So. whether you wish to sell some old equipment or purchase some new, you should attend Huronia District's Ski starting tomorrow. Accidents Midland OPP report investigated 16 traffic accidents in the period between Oct. 6 and Oct. 14. Damage in the two serious cases amounted | to more than $12,000. NOTICE T&G Remnant Shop NOW T&G FABRICS New Life For Today Bible Meetings with Rev. Gordon Wishart (Sunday thru' Wednesday) and Dr. Charles Seidenspinner (Thursday thru' Sunday) October 19 thru' October 26 Sunday 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Weekdays 7:30 p.m. Alliance Church First and Elizabeth Sts Phone: 526-2505 HEARING AID CUSTOM-MADE FOR YOUR EAR...AND YOURS ALONE...THE CALL COLLECT 737-1113 Find out if you can hear better with this tiny all-within-the-ear aid. ¢ Custom made to fit within your ear. * Custom made for your comfort. e Engineered to your hearing needs. ; Over 30 Models -- One for every budget. Beltone Hearing Aid Service-- 110 Dunlop St. W., at Bradford Barrie, Ontario L4N-4Y4 Swap ea aa TRAIN A 8 UJ ] 5 hour on Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Gordon Wishart. She is an able con- ference speaker, writer and a teacher of teachers. In the past eighteen years she has written the Sunday SOMEW inh IN TIME Aduiti (Entertainment ,{ Restricted 7and9 ple 'school lessons for the adult and home department quarterlies of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. An open invitation is extended to anyone who wishes to attend any or all of the meetings. Rev. Gordon Wishart bee cena sere neesessseesessssssssssessse HELD mm gsc Warning "de ring \ simay be oo 7and9 S) 1" aantinee Oct. 23, 24, 25 HERBIE GOES BANANAS \© Oct. 19, 20, 21, 22 XANADU AND IN GOD WE TRUST Peat He Theatres Q gprs 17 and 18 =A {e 1:30 7:30 ee po soe tah we wig GEORGIAN, piace WHERE FRIENDS CAN ENJOY THF GOOD TIMES. Country and Western Music Now Appearing October 17, 18, 24, 25 Next Entertainment Oct. 31, Nov. Ist Pete King & Medonte THE GEORGIAN 847 Vindin, Midland 526-8225 SJ resent Pg MEE Rg SG Sie anit nea ree ee en lee) lee el a ee | As "~ ee ae ae | a ae