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PAGE 1 B 1989 Tour du Canada The Tour du Canada is Canada's national bicycle raee featuring professional and amateur teams from around the world. Invitations to participate in the race have been extended to the national and professional teams from Canada, the United States, New Zealand. ' France, West Germany and the Soviet Union. Watch for it -- August 12th to 20th in the Toronto-Hamilton- Niagara area. SAESE S HAIR AND ESTHETICS APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY HAMILTON HAMILTON SUPER CENTRE PLACE 665 UPPER JAMES ST. 50 DUNDURN ST. S. MOUNTAIN PLAZA MALL 522-3639 383-3535 0 383-0636 HAMILTON 560 KING ST. E. 523-4173 DUNDAS 27 KING ST. E. 628-0744 Tentative Race Schedule In Hamilton Tues. Aug. 15: 160 km; Hamilton to Milton; 600 m total climbing; 10x3 km finishing circuit. Fri. Aug. 18: 120 km; Hamilton to Guelph; 300 m total climbing. 25x25 km finishing circuit. 132 km; Dundas 11 km circuit; 1500 m total climbing. Sat. Aug. 19: Sat. Aug. 19: 50 km; Gore Park. Hamilton. Country music capital of Canada Welcome to the country music capital of Canada. The City of Hamilton. Although some Canadian cities might take exception to that claim, it's hard to disagree when the facts are laid bare. Hamilton's CHAM radio, which switched to a country music format only a few years ago, has become the biggest country station in Canada. And the sounds of country music can be heard in many of the city's licensed establishments. And to cap it off, Hamilton's mayor, Bob Morrow. proclaimed Hamilton the country music capital of Canada in a civic ceremony. Gord Eno, CHAM's program director, believes the variety of country music that has emerged over the last decade has helped increase its popularity. - "People want music (in which) they can understand the lyrics," he says. "Country music is music for the heart." Just how popular is CHAM radio? lts powerful signal reaches country listeners wide . and tar. "We get mail from as far away as North Bay to Pennsylvania," he says. "We get letters from people wherever you can hear (the station)." 1989 VIS TORS HELPER AVAILABLE IN, AND COMPLIMENTS OF TRADITIONS COUNTRY, SOUTHERN ONTARIO'S ONLY COUNTRY MUSIC MAGAZINE ' FEATURES LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS PICK UP YOUR COPY ANYWHERE O WRITE FOR FREE ISSUE. . ll '. I By uuasmc SERVICE cg IDE Nursing Homes Retirement Homes Private Duty Staff Relief PRIVATE Nunsmc CARE <8~ HOME on INSTITUTION Homemakers HCA's FREE IN HOME ASSESSMENTS "Nuran VIII! pr". CALL CYNTHIA lmm m. by m" - 4289 LLB 0. 6° "XS LICENCED - run Munu -- I'mgol Foods -- Dally Spoclals . Full Course Meals -- Bnnquut FECKIIIIL"; FR 'SP E .2235M'Et-m..b'v%mm 643-1840 . AT WINONA PLAZA SEND FREE ISSUE Name _._ OPEN 7 one a 5 WEEK 11-1 l.m. Sun. 11-" pm Alr conditioned Addrln ___. _._.____._ _* TRADITIONS --- TGF P.O. BOX 305, GRIMSBV, ONTARIO, L3M 4G5. CANADA