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Se QT Se reaeee ee Midland's Town 'dock is expected to be surfaced by a fleet-load of boats on Sept. 26 and 27 as over 30 exhibitors bring the best they have to the first an- nual on-the-water boat show. Sponsored by a number of local boat and yacht sales outlets, the event is expected to attract boaters from as far as Toronto. Director of the event John Brown, of Lakeland Yacht Sales, says the event is sponsored to "promote the local area', both on land and off. Ninety per cent of the ex- hibitors at the show will be local, says Brown, adding that only seven will come from out of Town. He promises that everything from sail boats and runabouts to fishing boats and canoes will be on display and there will be something at the two-day Close friends Whether some people like it on the popular ride, the Scrambler, brings people close. It appears here, that another person could fit in the rides Town boat show event for everyone. The H.M. Schooner Bee will leave its home at the Historic Naval and Military Establishment for the event and will dock along the hordes of other boats that will be marvell- ed at by both home town folks and tourists. The Canadian Coast guard will have a display set up, as will the Canadian Power and Sail Squadron. The Power and Sail Squadron will be offering tips on safe boating practices as well as recruiting for new members. The main meeting spot at the Town Docks, the Midland Boatworks, also one of the sponsors of the event, will follow the spirit of the event by offering entertainment during and after the show. "There will be something for everyone there," says Brown. or not, a ride carriage, but the closeness of thesethree thrill-seekers New St. Paul's United Church on King Street in Midland is presently undergoing an exterior facelift. Landscapers spent most of last week is actually a result of the rides speed. The scrambler, as always, seemed to be one of the more popular rides at this year's fall fair. ~ Cs ly, walkway NAG Lawyers acting for the limited company, which owns the Midland Free Press, will apply on Friday for dismissal of the libel suit brought against the newspaper and one of its advertisers. Midland lawyers Gord _Teskey, Ross Heacock, and Rod Ferguson initiated the libel suit over an advertise- ment written by Bill Ogilvie and published by the newspaper in 1983. The ad, a paid political commentary written by Ogilvie, mentioned Heacock. According to the notice in Ogilvie's possession, the complainants have not followed a court order to provide the defendants cial records. Yesterday Gord Teskey said he and his partners "have lived up _ to everything that we are sup- posed to live up to." The defendants want a with the law firm's finan- Could YOU stop >, awa to save a child's life? Gag Check your brakes .. NOVENA to the Canadian Martyrs Martyrs' Shrine International Day of Peace TUESDAY, ie SEPTEMBER 16 ati "O Handmaid of God, peace must first be established among individuals, until it leadeth in the end to peace among nations. Wherefore, O ye Baha'is, strive ye with all your might to create, through the power of the word of God, genuine love, spiritual com- munion and durable bonds among _in- dividuals." ; "As to the question of disarmament, all na- tions must disarm at the same time. It will not do at all, and it is not proposed, that some nations shall lay down their arms while others, their neighbours, remain armed. The working around the front and side of the church preparing for the lockstone that will soon be installed to enhance the church's list of the law firm's clients and the date on which each client file was opened, Teskey said. The lawyers' position is that the identi- ty of their clients, and the content of their clients' files, is confidential. To let outsiders inspect the files, to determine when they were opened, would be to open the law firm to breach of trust suits by each of its clients, he said. The Law Society has been asked for a ruling, he said. A copy of each financial statement prepared for the lawyers since 1972. has been provided the defen- dants, Teskey said. The plaintiffs will seek a contempt of court ruling of their own on Sept. 29, if Ogilvie has not deposited $20,000 with the court, Teskey said. Ogilvie lost an appeal of the order to deposit with the court $20,000, but he has not complied, Teskey said. The defendants will ask beauty. Here, workers lift the old cement sidewalk and level the ground in preparation of the lockstone installation. Dismissal application the court, alternatively, to remove the plaintiffs' ac- tion from the trial list until the court makes a further order; to find Teskey in contempt of the court order of June 19; to issue an order for inspection of the records. , The defendants say that because the financial records ordered released have not been received, the ability of the defendants to prepare for trial this fall is impaired. MIDLAND/PENETANGUISHENE THE HEART OF HURONIA THE CKMP ALL-HIT COUNTDOWN FOR WEEK NUMBER THIRTEEN LAST THIS WEEK WEEK TITLE ARTIST 6 1 OMNDAARWN ay Ss CR (e) Stuck With You Mad About You Venus Higher Love Dancing On the Ceiling Someday True Colors Glory Of Love Throwing It All Away So Far So Good Who's Gonna Love You Tonight 12 See How | Miss You 13 Sweet Freedom 14 You Can Call Me Al 15 Papa Don't Preach David Foster Bruce Cockburn Michael McDonald Paul Simon Madonna Huey Lewis and The News Belinda Carlisle Bananarama Steve Winwood Lionel Richie Glass Tiger Cyndi Lauper Peter Cetera Genesis Sheena Easton NA DANADAWAA NW =-@OfA = = fo) LISTEN TO 1230 CKMP AT 6:05 ON SATURDAY NIGHTS FOR THE CKMP ALL-HIT COUNTDOWN peace of the world must be brought about by international agreement. All nations must agree to disarm simultaneously...no nation can follow a peace policy while its neighbour remains warlike...there is no justice in that...it is to be brought about by a general and com- prehensive international agreement, and in no other way."' Abdu'l-Baha "Let not a man glory in this, that he loves his country; let him rather glory in this, that he loves his kind."' Baha'u'llah The promise of Baha'u'llah is, "these fruitless stifes, these ruinous wars shall pass away, and the "'most great peace" shall come."' WHERE THE "C" COULD MEAN CASH FOR YOU! Listen for details on the Heart of Huronia 1230 CKMP September 10-26 7:30 p.m. Homily, Novena Prayers, Mass September 27 2:00 p.m. Celebration of the feast of the Martyrs' Celebrant and Homilist - Bishop P. Lacey LISTEN THIS WEEK TO 1230 CKMP FOR TORONTO BLUE JAYS BASEBALL: GAME TIMES THIS WEEK ARE: TUESDAY: The Detroit Tigers in Toronto WEDNESDAY: The Detroit Tigers in Toronto FRIDAY: The Boston Red Sox in Toronto SUNDAY: The Boston Red Sox in Toronto MONDAY The Toronto Blue Jays in Detroit Game Time 7:15 p.m. Game Time 7:15 p.m. Game Time 7:15 p.m. Male = BE Game Time 7:15 p.m. You are invited to join the novena prayers Game Time 7:15 p.m. at Martyrs' Shrine or at home. The Baha'i Faith Call 526-3184 or 526-5072 = Tuesday, September 16, 1986, Page 5 ec A