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Six and 12 Winning an award for completing either six or 12 4-H Surviving with Style program projects are, sitting from left, Melissa Bell, Crossland (12); Nicole Laurin, Penetang II (6); Renee Lafreniere, Penetang II (6); stan- Leaders Sitting in front of five year 4-H leadership award win- ners are Heather Fallis, Wyebridge 4-H Club, with 24 projects, and Wanda Reynolds of Waverley 4-H Club, with 18 projects. Standing from left are Elaine Parnell, 4-H achievement Leaders and members of 14 area 4-H clubs gathered at Midland Secondary School on May 19 for their spring 1987 achievement program. Surviving with Style was the title of the spring pro- ject. Surviving with Style is a 4-H project which teaches the skills needed to live happily and safely: simple home repairs, basic cooking, mending, house- keeping, car and bicycle maintenance, travel, wise buying, and other skills. Sprinkled among the young women at the meeting were young men. Linda Caldwell Lord, rural organization specialist with the Elmvale office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, said that young men are not interested usually in 4-H courses. The Surviving with Style course offered information of interest to young men, too, she said. Midland Ontario Provin- cial Police Constable Roy Tyo addressed the group on the subject of personal and home safety. The 4-H program in On- tario is administered by the rural organization and ser- vices branch of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Dog show Sunday Do you know what a Bichon Frise looks like? How about an Irish Wolfhound, the world's tallest breed? Or a Maltese Terrier, one of the world's smallest breeds? This is your opportunity to see these and approx- imately 100 different breeds of pure bred dogs at the Huronia Kennel Club annual Championship Dog Page 14, Tuesday, May 26, Shows - a tradition in Midland for almost 15 years. Over the three days of the show there is an entry of over 950 dogs, represen- ting approximately 100 dif- ferent breeds. The show is held each year at the Midland Centennial Arena on King Street 1987 ding from left, Patty Newlands, Port McNicoll (6); Sheila Wood, Ebenezer I (12); Chris Brooking, Ebenezer (6); Ruth Thomson, Wyebridge (12); Michelle Jones, Vasey (12). Saurin; Sharon Whitehead, Ebenezer II; Elsie Wood, Ebenezer I; and Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food rural organization specialist Linda Caldwell Lord. award winners and Food. The 4-H pledge is: I pledge: My head to clearer thinking; My heart to greater loyalty; My hands to larger service and; My health to better living for my club, my com- munity and my country. Learn to do by doing, is the 4-H motto. Local 4-H club leaders are: Crossland, Margie Baks, Donna KleinGeb- binck; Ebenezer I, Lorraine Hook, Elsie Wood; Ebenezer II, Linda Mar- chant, Sharon Whitehead; Elmvale, Nora Knuff, Marg Coulter; Penetang I, Beverley Duquette, Jean Secord; Penetang II, Lor- raine Juneau; Port McNicoll, Kelly Neal, Lynne Newlands; Saurin, Mary Nahuis, Elaine Parnell; Sunnyside/- Midland, Mary Jane Gostick, Kathy Cox; Vasey, Carol Graham, Cathy Han- cock; Waverley, Cindy Lockhart, Fran Reynolds; Wyebridge, Marian Fallis, Marg Thomson; Wyevale I, Bev Leonard, Mary Ander- son; Wyevale II, Fran Marshall. ELMVALE SALES STABLE LTp. 1 mile west of Eimvate on Hwy. 92 Featuring LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS EVERY THURSDAY EVENING commencing at 7:20 Cattle, Pigs, Calves, Horses Trucking can be arranged by calling 726-8904 anytime before Thureday Houre: 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. every Thursday WEBB'S GREENHOUSE ¢ Box Plants e Hanging Baskets e Potted Plants e Strawberry Plants e Raspberry Cains e Asparagus Roots Ya mile west of Wyevale on Concession 5 Tiny 322-1018 An application to change the zoning of some land on south King Street to permit the construction of a two- storey professional office building was given the sup- port of Midland's commit- tee of council last Wednes- day to hold public hearings on planning matters. Ronald A. Mink, Trike-a On Sunday, May 31, the Contact Information Cen- tre willbe holding its 7th annual Big Wheelie Bike-a-thon. The purpose of the Con- tact bike-a-thon is to raise much needed funds to sup- port the on-going opera- tionhs at the centre and also to create fun for the whole family. Prior to the starting time at 9 a.m. there will be a Bike Safety Rodeo for the kids. The bike-a-thon starts at the Huronia Mall parking lot and proceeds down Hugel Avenue to King Street, to Little Lake Park, to the Centennial Arena parking lot and, for the en- durance cyclists only, the route id down Hugel Avenue to King Street, to William Street, to Highway 12, and from Highway 12 to Highway 93, to Yonge Street, through Little Lake Park, to the parking lot of the Centennial' Arena. There will be random prizes given away and a trophy to the school with the largest amount of pledges at the awards ceremony after the ride has been completed. There will Cadet Inspection Sunday The 724 Midland Lions Air Cadet Squadron will hold its annual inspection this Sunday. The inspection will begin at 2 p.m. at the Midland Civic Centre. There will be a reception to follow. authorized agent for 670426 Ontario Inc., sub- mitted the application to the committee. The land for which rezoning is being requested is on the east side of King Street, opposite the Tom Smith Chevrolet-Olds- mobile car dealership, ac- -thon also be refreshments. Pre-registration is necessary to qualify for the random prize draw. Pledge sheets are available at the Contact Information Cen- tre; call 526-9333 for any further information. Town supports change cording to information ina memorandum addressed to the committee. The land is zoned 'highway commercial." Commercial sales in Midland are allowed only in the downtown core. Mink told the committee that a sales business needs lots of parking, and that location of such a business in downtown Midland would only aggravate the parking problem that exists. Mayor Al Roach's opi- nion was that the propos- ed building would fit on south King Street. South King Street already has a large amount of residential development, he said. THE TV MAN STANDS FOR QUALITY SERVICE " We do repairs on all makes of electronic products * We sell and install tower systems * We sell and install satellite systems Ne Satellite Television Systems BALM BEACH ROAD Ys MILE WEST OF HWY. 27 526-4652 Refreshments (705) 526-0155 The Management and Staff of Wye Heritage Marina extend to you an invitation to attend and meet She Kon. Vncent G&. 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