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© Contact Community information 526-9333 9 a.m.-5 p.m, by Irene Quesnelle, Administrator Summer is here and our communily is a hive of activity. Our Centre is busy preparing for Midland's Annual Sidewalk Sale. Pam Carruthers, Cathy Levack and Shari Howell will be manning our tables this year. The girls will have lots of information to pass out, buttons and cookbooks for sale. Be sure 1o stop by and say hello, to Contact and the Volunteer Bureau. We've had a couple of changes here al Contact recently. Barb Emerson, Contact's secretary for six anda half years is moving to Justice, economy concerns Queen's Park by Al McLean, MPP Simcoe East Over the past few days justice issues and the management of our economy have been the chief topics on the Order Paper at the Provincial Legislature. Presently before the House, are proposals to amend the seai belt law thai will require all children under five io be in safety approved car seats when travelling in the family auto. In the Justice Committee, members of all three Parties are examining the policies and spending of the Provincial Secretary for Justice and ihe Solicitor General's ministry. This process is called estimates and provides MPP's with a chance to have a direct influence on the running of governmen! departments. The Secretary for Justice ad- ministers a relatively small Ministry. The role of this Ministry is to co- ordinaie the activity of the Province in all judicial issues in order to reduce duplication of activity and over- spending. The Solicitor General has a variety of duties, bui his chief responsibilities are the management of the Province's police force and the Ontario Fire Marshall's office. Las' week, the Natural Resources Committee of the Legislature began its 30-hour examination of the Provincial budget. The Treasurer's proposals have received a loi of analysis in the media and among members of the Ontario Progressive Conservaiive caucus. Personally, I have found one or two points in the budget that I cannot whole-heartedly agree with and I have relayed my concerns, along with those I have received from the riding of Simcoe East, to the Treasurer. Bad times hurt governments just as much as 'hey hurt industry or the private individual. With demand for government services becoming greater, the Treasurer is finding that traditional sources of revenue were drying up. Barrie and will no longer be the cheerful voice answering our telephone in the morning. We're going to miss Barb, but wish her and her family much happiness as they settle in a new community and in their new home. Shari Emerson and Mike Howell were married on July 2. Shari is one of our staff at the Volunteer Bureau. After a honeymoon at Niagara Falls they have settled in an apart- ment on Elizabeth Street. We wish Mike and Shari much. happiness and a long life together. On July 21 Faye Mansfield, Consumers Service Officer from the Department of Consumer and Corporate tar will be in iown to conduct an information seminar for consumers. The seminar will be held at the Volunteer Bureau upstairs at /246 King Street, ai 1:30p.m. The public is welcome to attend. If you have any consumer problems Faye will be happy to assis! you. Thanks !o0 everyone who worked so hard to make .our Second Annual Big Wheelie the success il was. Pledges may be dropped off at FARMER'S MARKET Rain or Wood stove Kitchen table & 4 chairs 2B &W TV's Child's school desk Matching bathroom vanity top, sink, toilet and tub Color TV (not working) 2 antique oak tables with folding sides Washer spin dryer Boys 2 wheel bicycle | Single bed Air Conditioner Boxes of books ARE YOU A VENDOR? THEN JOIN THE SUCCESSFUL t Armco Food Services - Distributors of Silverwood Milk and Ice Cream products throughout the County of Simcoe, are pleased to announce the appointment of Kenneth (Stan) Herbert as Sales Manager. Mr Herbert will co-ordinate both Sales | and Distribution for the company, and is available § by calling Midland 526-3701. VENDORS AT THE AUCTION TUNNEL PLENTY AUCTION SALE Date: Friday, July 16 Sale Time: 7 p.m. Auctioneer: Bob Rumney SALE ITEMS our office al 298 First Streel. The Senior Citizen's Club is having a bazaar on July 16 from 2-9 p.m. witha tea and bake iable at the Senior Citizen's building al First Streei and Hugel Avenue. I returned to work on July 6 and I'm happy to be back. Thank you for the cards of well wishes while I was off. The solution to even the most difficult problem begins with the first step. If you have a problem, Contact, your Community Information Centre today. OPEN "FRIDAYS: AT7P.M. 5,000 sa. ft. of indoor space plus Auction EVERY Friday night at 7 p.m. shine Hot Plate Camper ice box Stove Decorative fireplace Moving cart Carpeting Record player Antique wooden egg crate Antique wooden office chair 5 oak spindle back chairs Antique coal oil lamp Old mustard pots FLEA &FARMER'S) from 9a.m. to5p.m. NEED CASH? Bring your unwanted Furniture, Bicycles, Garden Tools, whatever you have to the Auction Tunnel. on Mondays at 6 p.m., Wednesdays at 6 p.m. For more information, call 526-3069, 534-3572 or- Fri & Sat. call 526-6873. MARKET Date: Friday, from 1p.m.to 11 p.m. Saturday, CLOSED SUNDAYS 7 eae Fridays at 1 p.m. or all day Saturday. take the firs! step. Call} ed EXAMPLES: June Buttineau Rawleigh products and Baked Rose Dorion Lawn Ornaments and Boo Duquette Bros. New socks, all kinds and si Garden Swings, knick-knack: Jim. Yates <Home made pizzas, eat one at the Auction or buy a dozen to take home The Friar Hot dogs, french fries, hamburgers, refreshments. Only*15.00 per table Fri. & Sat. Items for Auction sale can be dropped off at _our location Fridays, 10, Wednesday, July 14, 1982 HOW TO FIND US a mM -- Midland , Fuller Ave. 5 ? al AUCTIONTUNNEL, "|" ae FARMER'S MARKET ~*R : ------------------------------------------------ ee, 1to6p.m., Saturdays, 9-5, . | Mon.&Wed. after 6. 526-3069 526-6873 or 534-3572 ae A a