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eee ER SAE OFS Se I ee aE STE ER SET ON EE rN Traffic cop Midland police officers directed traffic at in- tersections last Wednesday afternoon while Winter live- in program not cancelled The winter. education program at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons will continue without interrup- tion. Ontario's minister of tourism and recreation, and local MPP Ken Black, made the announcement last Friday. "Sufficient funds have been found within the Ministry's budget to ensure these important programs will continue," Minister of Tourism and Recreation Hugh O'Neil said by press release. "I am pleased to make this announcement because it means students from 31 schools can con- tinue to take advantage of this excellent and unique program." The winter education program' cancellation resulted in a hue and cry here. Black earlier last week said he had been briefed by the Friends of Sainte-Marie, and that he was taking with him to his meeting with O'Neil, let- ters from disappointed teachers and other sup- porters of the progam. On Friday by press release Black said, "These winter education programs are a cornerstone of Huronia's education system. It means students from across the province who have been preparing for a long time to visit Sainte-Marie among the Hurons can do so and ex- perience a part of Ontario's past not available in the classroom." The live-in progtam held in February and March at Sainte-Marie is booked in- to 1990. Students and their teachers live for three days in reconstructed houses of Jesuit priests who lived here among the Hurons in the 1600s. The students make their own 17th cen- tury utensils, eat food eaten by people of that time and place, and cook and heat with open fire. Single day activities are offered too. The program gives elementary and high school students the chance to experience the challenges of missionary life in the 17th century and imparts an awareness of Native culture and lifestyle. The program was cut as part of a general constraint policy within the ministry. A review was ordered after O'Neil learned the winter program would be af- fected, the ministry press release stated. Pruning is traffic lights were unlit. Electricity was off in downtown Midland because of an acci- BABIES .. 2. 3. GIRLS... 2. as dent during installation of new equipment at a PUC substation. Highlights of opera at the gallery The Canadian Opera Ensemble is making its se- cond visit to Midland on Nov. 1. Budd Watson once again is raising money for a wor- thy cause by organizing an evening of fine entertain- ment and good food at a very reasonable price. This time two worthy causes will benefit: the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and the HDH capital fun- draising campaign. For $25 Watson is offer- ing an evening of opera highlights by the Canadian Opera Ensemble and a New Brunswick lobster dinner. The proceeds will 1230 & MOUNTAINVIEW MALL presents 2ND ANNUAL CANADA SUNBURST BEAUTY and BABY PAGEANT be split between the Cana- dian Cystic Fibrosis Foun- dation, and the Huronia District Hospital capital fundraising campaign. The dinner will include a seafood salad buffet and will be catered by ELM. Watson advises people to bring their own nut- crackers to the Budd Wat- son Gallery. The evening of opera and food begins at 7 p.m. on Nov. 1. Tickets will not be sold at the door. Reser- vations and table ar- rangements can be made by telephoning 526-6400 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6, 1987 Enter Today Categories Baby Girls and Boys -- under 1 year old Tiny Girls and Boys -- 1 year old Little Girls and Boys -- 2 and 3 years old Pee Wee -- age 4-6 Little Miss -- age 7 - 10 Pre-Teen -- age 11 - 13 4. Teen -- age 14- 17 5. Miss -- age 18 - 27 ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE AT Mountainview Mall Office and Mountainview Mall Lottery Centre Send to: Babies Girls (ages 4 - 27) (Judged on Beauty, Poise, Projection) J CANADA SUNBURST BEAUTY PAGEANT P.O. BOX 358, BURLINGTON, ONTARIO L7R 3Y3 For Further Information Call 416-634-4606 usnemcr subject at Oct. meeting An expert on pruning will answer questions at the October meeting of the Midland Horticultural Society. Brian Bell of Top Notch Tree Services can advise when, how much, Correction Dr. Joseph Dolezel has been a specialist in internal medicine associated with HDH and PGH for 13 years. We regret the error in the headline of Oct. 13. and where to prune. A Mini Mum Show and coffee hour are other features of the evening. Tickets are being sold for the Early Bird (Christmas) dinner and show. That event will be held in St. Paul's United Church on Nov. 23. Tickets for that event are $8. The October meeting of the Horticultural Society begins at 8 p.m. on Oct. 26. The Society meets in the Calvary Baptist Church. uP felt 2) Hwy. 93 & Hugel Ave. MOUNTAINVIEW