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Labor helps McMurter The New Democratic Party candidate for Simcoe North left Midland Sept. 28 with a $1,000 contributon from the Midland District Labour Council. Mike McMurter asked the council for money and for campaign workers. He spoke and answered questions on free trade, senior citizens' pensions, the environment, acid rain, PCBs, daycare and affor- dable housing. Free trade, he said, has "a ring of gutting labor." Of the Canada-U.S. acid rain agreement, he said, "It's a treaty of let's not do anything." Speaking of recent an- nouncements by _ the federal government, McMurter said, "I don't understand why the Tories are suddenly concerned about people. There must be an election." Safe thwarts thieves A bank and restaurant in Victoria Harbour were broken into overnight Sept. 21 and 22. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce was entered through its roof. An attempt was made to pry open the safe. Nothing was taken. As well, a window of the Pizza Corral restaurant was broken. Ten cartons of cigarettes and a radio, worth a total of $510, were taken. Both break-ins are being investigated by Midland OPP Constable Robert Giles and the Barrie OPP technical investigation unit. TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE NOMINATIONS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Nominations for the following offices will be accepted during the period from 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, October 13th, 1988 until 5:00 p.m. on Mon- day, October 17th, 1988. -- MAYOR -- REEVE -- DEPUTY-REEVE -- SIX (6) MEMBERS OF COUNCIL | -- TWO (2) WATER AND LIGHT COMMISSIONERS -- SIX (6) TRUSTEES FOR THE PENETANGUISHENE PROTESTANT SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD A candidate for any of these offices must be registered as a candidate and must file a nomination paper in the office of the Clerk during the nomination period. Nomination papers are available at the Municipal Of- fices, 10 Robert Street West and must be signed by TEN ELECTORS whose names appear on the Voters List. A nomination paper may be withdrawn by 5 p.m. Tuesday, October 18th, 1988. IMPORTANT NOTE: As a result of a recent Supreme Court decision, the last day for revisions to the Voters List has been changed from Monday, October 17th, 1988 to SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15TH, 1988. Therefore, the Municipal Offices will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on SATUR- DAY, OCTOBER 15, 1988 FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING REVISIONS TO THE LIST AND FOR RECEIVING NOMINATION PAPERS. For further information contact the Clerk's Office. Yvon A. Gagne, AMCT, Clerk and Returning Officer ~ Join us for our traditional... <TOBEREES NBG iFiiZ=P A ) Be & > SF MOS A Sat. Oct 8th 7 p.m. e Traditional German Feast e 5 pc. Oom Pah Pah band e Mug & Hat e Midnight Snack e Reservations please at 526-9307 Highland Inn Corner of King St. & Hwy. 12, Midland Dt ese ee IMPROVING YOUR ODDS AGAINST CANADA'S #1 KILLER. - Cee eeuesescocseuacesseses Bilieeceoeeoeooeoeee eo @ p 7 Bek oessssssesseegsseurus A. Mountainview Mall & CRMP 12230 are giving you a YN "SHOPPING EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME' y, Oe aim Beginning Saturday, October 1st. TS 7 Fill out a ballot in any Mall Store for your =f chance at winning a shopping spree : valued at $1,230°° from the _ fA.Mountainview Mall and CKE YOU COULD WIN A je e@eoeeoeore se @ © @ @eeeoeeeoetceooeoce is Ol' Scotty will be selecting twelve finalists on Friday morning, Oct. 21 beginning at 7:15 a.m. So listen to the Breakfast Club for your name to be called and then call in to qualify to be the Grand Prize Winner. Listen for more details on how you can win the Shopping Experience of a lifetime from the Mountainview Mall and 1230 CKMP, now available at 88.5 on Maclean Hunter Cable. a Grand Prize SUBSIDIARY PRIZES First 4 Eliminated $50°9 Next 4 Eliminated $75°° Last 3 Eliminated $100°° wsleeeeaeaeseae eo ee @ @ e@eeceeveeeeecee ia ee . GET ALL THE DETAILS ON @eeeveces colin eeeeseseeeoeenscs Ie Sener sees ee se eeasesees SPS ees esse eee ees eeeeee Doe tone te ots Pid Wednesday, October 5, 1988, Page 5 |