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Ferguson picked by lawyers At a meeting of members of the Ontario Branch of The Canadian Bar Association Roderic G. Ferguson of Teskey, Heacock and Ferguson, Midtand, was unanimously elected a councilman to represent the province on the council of the national association and also to represent lawyers in the West Electoral District at council meetings of the branch association. In both instances, the council is the chief governing body of the organization. The Canadian Bar Association, in existence on a national basis since 1896, is a voluntary organization of Canadian lawyers formed to _ provide support by the profession, to the profession, so that it mav render better service to clients. This is accomplished by extensive continuing legal education programs, represent- ation to government and other officials of the views of the Bar on topics of current con- cern: initiation of, reform of, and response to new laws, statutes, regulations, commis- sions and reports. Ontario branch of the CBA. the largest branch in the Association, represents over 13,000 lawvers and law students. Advance poll Saturday Voters in Midland who want to take advantage of the advance poll to the municipal election on Nov. 10 can do so this Saturday between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the Midland town hall. \ This vear there will be \ a poll for each ward. The turnout for the advance poll of the last municipal election was heavv. says the town clerk. Twice as many people as expected, 350, turned out. Saturday in the town hall voters living in the East Ward will cast their ballots in one poll, and voters who live in the West Ward will cast their ballots in the other poll. Two polls have been arranged in order to ensure that voters will not be held up this year as some were last time because of the large turnout. Student charged Midland town police arrested a Midland Secondary School student last Thursday in the school ona charge of possession of narcotics for the purpose of trafficking. Patrick Ladouceur, 16. of William Street, Victoria Harbour,: appeared in provincial court Monday. He is to appear again Nov. 17, when a trial date will be set. ONLY AT THE MIDLAND STORE Air Supply Springstein | 1ST IN LOVE THE RIVER COLOUR SUPREME II VHF-UHF-FM ANTENNA Reg. 89.95 UHF/VHF AMPLIFIER for all TV channels-FM ke Reg. 64.95 DISCO LIGHT Reg. 12.95 MC-1400 hass reflex speaker system Bass reflex design for high effi- 65-20,000 Hz response. 8" woofer combines with tuned passive port & 4-1/2" tweeter for crisp, clear sound ciency! Wide across the 65-20,000 Hz range RPH** 55 watts. 40-1985 "Recommended power hanging Reg. 99.95 f each Sach RS DIVISION, TANDY ELECTRONICS LIMITED AUTHORIZED SALES CENTRE Highway Mall,Midland 526-7900 Page 14, Wednesday, October 29, 1980 LN-MAXWELL TAPES 90 min. Package of 3 THE GAME BROS ALL 45 RPM's (In-store only) excluding e Top 30 eCHUM chart STA-42 AM/FM RECEIVER 10 watts per channel THE DOOBIE Records : Limit = one Title per customer ANNE MURRAY'S GREATEST HITS The Police ZENGETTA MONDATTA CRT408 CASSETTE RECORDER player/radio Enjoy your favorite 8- a: track tapes, FM stereo or =" AM anywhere Features include: tone control. ste- reo headphone jack, ste- reo indicator light, 8-track Progen indicators, built- in AM and telescoping FM antennas. AC operation & of 8D" batteries. * 14-920 Reg. 149.95 BELT DRIVE LAB-120 TURNTABLE has great features! RADIO SHACK'S POLICY ON ITEMS OFFERED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT The products in this ad were selected in advance of this offering therefore situations may occur where certen products may not be avaiable I's product emporenty cut of stock. we w Rain Check enabling you to 'Obtain the lem at the advertised price However the Rain Check 13 not avail Showing hmuted quantines nes re wn effect at this location only We are not liable lor typographical errors All regrsteres trademarks are the property of Tandy Corporation. Tandy Electronics Limited beng # registered user STORE HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. ee --------E ad ciaaae ca meena "sa -- | ern 1 Rt