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'community ----||_OCal Liberals line Calendar. yorY'S August Everyone is welcome to attend the Salvation Ar- my Open Air Services on Sundays at 6:30 p.m. in Little Lake Park from now until Sunday August 28. August Devon Cream Tea and Craft Demonstration at the Coldwater Canadiana Museum (between Highways 400 and 12 on Woodrow Road in Coldwater) from 1 to 3:30 p.m. every Wednesday. August The Midland Legion Pipes and Drums are rebuilding their pipe section and are looking for novice and experienced pipers. Band practice is every Monday night 7 p.m. at the Midland Legion upstairs. For further information phone 534-7536. ' August Penetanguishene, 549-8064, for information and registration about Timespinners. August Call 526-7838 to book your Candelight Tour of Sainte-Marie among the Hurons; $5 includes refreshments and an evening that shows Sainte- Marie in a new light. Candelight Tours are spon- sored by The Friends of Sainte-Marie. August 3 Port McNicoll's Community Based Policing Com- Bishop's Falls, Nfld. (where he became an honorary Neufie and renamed "'Jarge"'), conducts this week's Marie among the Hurons. Enjoy the color and spec- tacle, free with site admission. August 13 Victoria Harbour Parks and Recreation is sponsor- ing a boat cruise on the Georgian Queen, 6:30 p.m., information call 534-3057. John Shewfelt leads service at the Church in the Pines, Lefaive Road (just off Concession 11) in Tiny Township. Dr. Shewfelt practices his profession as a chiropractor in Midland where he is an elder of The Alliance Church. He is frequently called on to contact service in the Huronia area. The Liberal candidate for Simcoe North will be pick- ed in Coldwater on Sept. a7 5 On the basis of a report by the Simcoe North Riding Association's can- didate nomination commit- tee, association president Alan Martin is confident that Liberals will have a choice of suitable can- ed strong support for Liberal Party leader John Turner on his stand that the voters should have a chance to vote on free trade before the govern- ments of Canada and the United States implement the deal, Martin said. That their motion was unanimous is significant their leader, Martin said. "He (Turner) has had his problems." The nomination commit- tee has talked to two or 20% OFF SHADE TREES and EVERGREENS BOX PLANTS T3G ea. Good Selection of Shrubs, Topsoil, Fetilizer, Etc. CEDAR LAWN FURNITURE Good Selection of Perennials available throughout year Senior Citizens - 10% Discount Monday, Tuesday throughout year (Vegetables excluded) Holt's Greenhouses and Garden Centre up behind leader three people. Their names tin said. Sept. 7 is the were not mentioned, Mar- deadline. Neat and Tidy Home Cleaners FAST PROFESSIONAL CLEANING @ Residential @ Commercial Call for your FREE Estimate (705) 526-2111 Residence 526-0091 38 MAPLE DRIVE SUNNYSIDE, MIDLAND Specials of the week "Treat of the Week"' The Government of Canada has Check the boxes for pamphlets or studies you require Fill in the coupon below and order the pamphlets or in-depth studies that will give ivi Canada Page 2, Wednesday, August 3, 1988 External Affairs Mail coupon to: External Affairs, DMTN, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0G2 You can also call toll-free: 1-800-387-0660 (English) 1-800-387-0679 (French) Hon. John C. Crosbie, Minister For International Trade Canada Affaires exterieures L'honorable John C. Crosbie, ministre du Commerce extérieur Canada Pepsi or Timespinners, weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., didates on Sept. 17. 3¥2"" Pots takes your child back to the good old days with During the meeting of 75¢ | Cottage 7 UP games crafts and creative activities related to the the association executive ea. a Nanas 19th century in Upper Canada. Call the Historic last Thursday, the ex- CUTTINGS : g Regular or Diet Naval and Military Establishments in ecutive unanimously voic- 3%2"' Pots @ Minor Renovations 24 x 280 ml Cans Only $6.99 Humpty Dumpty Potato Chips Punch Apple or Orange Juice $25 per couple. Proceeds directed to a ball park pro- 3 x 250 ml , ject in the village. For tickets call Susie at 534-3447 Reg. $1.29 or Judy at 534-3587. Special ; August 13 j St. John's United Church in Victoria Harbour is ie i : yep ¢ holding its annual Chicken Barbecue. Take-out ° orders may be picked up between 3:15 and 4:15 Find out what you need fo know = f p.m. Continuous servings from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Firesi kK Tickets: adults $7; children (under 12), $4. For more | acne el inal a or aon oer ee oe a ESE. RS ELE reside i Cocktail l ae | August 14 > p > " 4 sist a Sato com } Donna Hazlett, a United Church Diaconal minister, ISSUE PAMPHLE : IN-DEPTH STUDIES 1 P t conducts this week's service at the Church in Pines, *Includes pamphlet on the Agreement and your province or region. Agriculture I eanuts crash ea Gust off eis a ae Tiny j QO SPECIFIC SECTORS O GENERAL O Consumers i 350 g 4 Township. She has served in Christian education () Economic Assessment Special at Central United Church in Woodstock, First I Includes pamphlets Includes pamphlets United in Waterloo and Collier United in Barrie. jon Agriculture, the on Caliavnteriiteese: 5 Lees S August 19, 20 j Automotive Industry, The Agreement, QO "8 oS d 1 oh Midland Centennial Arena, Second Annual Old Energy, The Fishing Canadian Women, 0 Stee TOauETS é @ , Time Fiddle and Step Dance Contest. Sponsored f Industry, Forestry Culture, Key Benefits QO = ustry | by Huronia Open Committee. Call 526-4770 for | Products and Investment. Solving Disputes ; Minerals and Metals I more information. I andciaeikia O Services August 20 (Please Print) : Q) Synopsis of Agreement I Descendants' Day at the Historic Naval and | CO) Women | Military Establishments honours the 160th anniver- | Name: ' sary of the Drummond Island migration to | Address: Penetanguishene. Come and enjoy the celebrations. I Descendants' Day agence is by the i City, Town or P.O. Prov.: Postal Code: | JORY'S LD.A Establishments Heritage Associaiton. AEE oe ee ~ 526-2781 264 King St., Midland mittee is hosting a public information meeting at : : i 200 g ' : : ; because Liberals in the past Hwy. 27, 4 miles S. of Elmvale ONTARIO L4R 4K5 7 p.m. g >Nic dee in the Port McNicol Community Centre. All few years have not been 322-2389 Reg. $1.89 welcome. i E Special August 5 uniformly supportive of p } The Salvation Army will be sponsoring a cake auc- : tion at 7 p.m. at Little Lake Park (under the covered S ; pavillion). Local. auctioneer Bob Rumney has @ P| t agreed to help this fundraising effort approximately Hi 50 home made cakes up for grabs). Everyone welcome to come and enjoy a fun and interesting Ganong i evening. 2 August 6 Tiffany { Steak barbecue at Royal Canadian Legion Branch . | 80 Midland, 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Advance tickets Candies preferred. Cost is $7 per person. 90 - 250g } August 6 Reg. $1.59 | The North Simcoe Catholic Family Life Centre is : e e ' - Special sponsoring a Nifty 50s Beach Party Cruise aboard Of particular interest to people who live In Ontario FE the Miss Midland; leaves from the town dock in fe : j : 3 s ; ; ' S Midland at 7:30 p.m. Admission $11. Tickets at the Canada's Parliament and the United details of how this Agreement will affect: Py ] ; Family Life Centre, 354 Midland Ave., or call States Congress are currently considering the Q) Various areas of Canada | 526-9397. Canada--U.S. Free Trade Agreement. You lel Bakinces seen ; , 3 August 7 Be ae need to know what this Agreement means to Q Other general interest areas. Hawaiian | ev. George Russel, who began his ministry in you and Canada. . \ , service at the Church in the Pines, Lefaive Road preearee seve anomaly ee ou the information you want bags cel / (just off Concession 11) in Tiny Township. He Ane: PAM POS EAR ABE y y , Reg. $1.59 | serves two congregations in Cedear Springs, On- Special ' tario and has spent many happy vacations ot Cawa- ' ja Beach. ¢ i August 11-13 a O | The Sainte-Maries City Militia, a 17th century . historical re-enactment group, is coming to Sainte- Del Mont e onte PEELE