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Huronia calendar Saturday, June 28 -- The ladies' Guild of St. James Church On- the-Lines, Penetanguishene, is holding a Strawberry Tea and Bake Sale from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Parish Hall, Church Street. Everyone welcome. -- A bake, book and white elephant sale is to be held at the Surf in Balm Beach, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The sale is sponsored by the C.B.O. Parks and Recreation and everyone is welcome. --Canada Day, sponsored by Lafontaine Parks & Recreation Committee, from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. Two groups, Good Times Band, and Shade of Midnight. Cheer garden, casino, horseshoes, etc. --Garage Sale, baseball diamond Victoria Harbour. Following the success of our garage and lawn sale last year, we are planning another this year to start at 10 a.m. Penty of i bargains for everyone. Come one, come all. --Annual Rotary Barbeque, location Town Dock, Midland. All welcome. All proceeds to community projects. -- The annual Strawberry Supper sponsored by the Wyevale United Church will be held this Saturday at the Church Centre. Five sittings will begin at 4:30 p.m. with admission at $5 for adults and $2.50 for children under 12. -- Elmvale Chapter of Block Parents will be sponsoring a Bake Sale on the lawn of the Flos-Elmvale Library beginning at 10 a.m. -- Volunteer Firefighters' garage sale at the Old Fort Road Firehall (Con. 3, Tay Town- ship) at 9 a.m. All donations welcome. For pickup call 526-7755 or 526-7825. June 28-July 18 -- Woodlands Theme Weeks at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Interpretation Centre. Walks, demonstrations and displays. No charge. Tuesday, July 1 -- Auction Sale of furniture, appliances and other articles at St. John's United Church, Victoria Harbour starting at 11 a.m. There will also be a sale of homemade baking anda lunch. Saturday, July 5 -- Bake sale from 1 to 2 p.m. at Institute Hall, Waubaushene, U.C.W. of Waubaushene. July 12 : -- Anyone interested in entering a canoe in' "Shondecti" on Saturday, July 12, which includes a portage, race and flotilla, should pick up an application form now at either Sainte-Marie Among the Hurons, the Midland Chamber of Commerce, The Parlour, Huronia Office Services or Midland YMCA. You can also enter by calling Sainte-Marie at 526-7838. "Shondecti" is sponsored by the friends of Sainte-Marie. Saturday, July 19 -- Bazaar, tea and Bake sale from 2 to 4 p.m. at IOOF Hall, sponsored by Margaret Rebekah Lodge. Sunday, July 27 --The Georgian Bay Art Society will have its annual show and sale at the Midland Cen- tennial Arena from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Anyone wishing to exhibit in this show may get fur- ther details from Bert Lacorix 526-6578, Gladys Robinson 526-8751 and Murray Cooper 526-9966. All are welcome. This includes photography and art in any medium. Notice -- Canoe Excursions - Free. Again this summer the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre, Hwy 12, Midland is holding guided canoe ex- cursions into the marsh every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings during July and August. All Equipment supplied. Telephone 526-7809 for a_reser- vation. June 28 to July 18 - Woodlands Theme Weeks at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre - walks, demonstrations and displays - no charge (Hwy 12, Midland). July 19 to Aug. 1: Join us for walks, slides and nature demon- strations during our Woodlands Theme Weeks - Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre, Hwy 12, Midland. No charge. Aug. 2 to Aug. 15: Nature and wildlife appreciation is being stressed during these weeks at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre, Hwy 12, Midland. No charge. Bring the whole family to enjoy walks, demon- strations and slide shows. Aug. 16 to Sept. 1: Learn your field insects, plants and wildlife during the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre's Field Theme Weeks. No charge. Bring the whole family - Hwy. 12, Midland. Page 30, Wednesday, June 25, 1980 Riverside Centre gears up for bake and garage sale by E. Lorraine Orr Friends of Brenda Romanowski _ gathered at the home.of Valerie Orr for a farewell party last week. Brenda, who lives at RR 1 Coldwater, will be moving with her parents Dick and Arlene to Lakehurst on Pigeon Lake following her graduation from Coldwater Public School. Michael Kobelka of Waubaushene -- annou- nces the engagement of his daughter Susan Cathy (Sue) of Toronto, to Philip Ratte of Montreal. The wedding will take place in Toronto on Friday, Aug. 1, 1980. A bake sale and garage sale will be held at the Senior Citizens' Riverside Centre this Saturday, June 28, at 1 p.m. Also being offered is a line of educational Simcoe Area W.I plans 48th convention by Mrs. John Brown "'Without Vision, People Perish" was the theme chosen for the 48th Annual Convention of the Simcoe Area Women's Institute to be held Oct. 21 and 22 at the Presbyterian Church in Elmvale. The Executive met at Elmvale to make plans not only for the business but for an informative two days. Mrs. Clarence Diamond, the Provincial President will be addressing the delegates for the last time in that capacity, and bringing the latest information from the World Conference in Germany. The 19883 ACWW conference will be held in British Columbia. A highlight for the con- vention is the reports and plans presented by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The ladies will learn of the programs for the winter months. A committee was chosen for the WI's participation in "Farmers Week" in January. Mrs. D. Parry and Mrs. J. Brown helped at the Lee Museum Home at Stoney Creek during W.I. week and report the sales of crafts donated by the Simcoe Area W.I. memberswas very successful. They commend the ladies for their generosity. Women's Institute Day at the Simcoe County Museum at Midhurst will be Oct. 8. Coldwater children's books from Children's Play International Limited. The proceeds from this combined sale will be used by St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Coldwater to _ help finance the education of the Vietnamese family they are sponsoring. The Sunday School children will be serving lemonade and hot dogs. A special luncheon was held after the service at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church on Sunday, June 8 to honor Bill Wylie on the oc- casion of his 50th an- niversary as an elder of the church. Wylie was presented with an engraved cane and Mrs. Wylie received-~ a bouquet of flowers. The children who participated in the recent _roller-skate-a- thon at Creighton's Apartments were pleased to receive a letter of thanks from the Sick Children's Foun- dation in Toronto in acknowledgment of the donation. A field day was held for the students of Coldwater and Moon- stone Public Schools last week. The senior students competed at Coldwater in 100, 400 and 800 metre races, ball throw, high jump and long jump. The junior students_ par- ticipated in team sports at Moonstone School and each _ received participation ribbons. A trip to Niagara Falls was enjoyed by the students of Grades 7 and 8 of Coldwater Public School last week. While in the area they visited the Tivoli Miniature World and toured Fort George on River Road where they had lunch. The trip to the ob- servation deck of the Skylon Tower enabled them to see for several miles around the area. This was followed by a tour of Tussaud's Wax Museum and a visit to Marineland and Game Farm. Enroute home they stopped to see the Welland Canal locks at Thorold. Joyce Brooks and Cathy Mills of Joyce's Beauty Salon recently attended a seminar for hairdressers at the Highwayman Inn in Orillia. The Salon Harbour, Honey Har- our and Coldwater and these were the hostesses for the day. In at- tendance were 128 girls and 20 leaders, as well as their District Commissioner Mrs. Shirley Rooney. Also present at the activities was Mr. George Willmott, the first aid expert, representing St. Johns Ambulance. George was kept busy administering to several grazed knees and one injured shoulder. The day started at 10 a.m. and as the girls arrived at the fairgrounds, they were presented with a crest depicting the day and receiving a name-tag. There were 20 teams of girls competing in several relay games and obstacle courses. They stopped for lunch and a drink at noon and had just started back to the games when the rains came. It poured! One of the fathers came to the rescue and through the generosity of Mrs. Lorraine Brown, arena- board' chairlady, proceedings continued in the arena. Even though the rain interfered with the picnic, it was still a tremendous success and the leaders feel sure the second annual POVAWICO District Picnic will take place again at the same time next year. Sincere thanks is extended to the Village of Coldwater for allowing the use of the Fairgrounds, to Beach's Shell for storing the ice cream, the arena Board for the use of the premises, George Willmott for ad- ministering to the in- jured and to everyone who worked so hard to make the "'first"" annual picnic a great success. Forum, sponsored by Jaquar Beauty Sup- plies, explained the new clinical make-up of acid permanents and the new techniques for setting permanents. The afternoon session included practical work. Mary Hopper and Kelly Hall were the models for Joyce and Cathy. A real '"'first" event was held in the Village . of Coldwater recently when the POVAWICO District Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders held their "first"' annual picnic at the Fairgrounds. This... District™ . is comprised of Port MeNicoll, Victoria (®ranada gnn Midland, Ont. Hwy. 27 & 74 Balm Beach Road Toro Lounge Fri., Sat. & Sun. CIAL SPE Roast Prime Rib of Beef 526-2797 Now appearing Slinger PALACE PAVERS | ENTERTAINMENT LICENSED LLBO PALAGE TA WE: En wy r axes Next Willow Creek July 3, 4,5 Main St., Elmvale PHELPST entertainment Pete King & Medonte July 3, 4,5 nie Ti Got PHELPSTON TAVERN Sy i} ith : es, Flos Conc. 4 TAVERN Country tern Music N earing June 26, 27, 28 Next ea) Phelpston 322-2890 DRIVE-IN THEATRE All Pictures Subject To Unavoidable Change BOO OOOOOHOOESCOOOOSOOCOOOH Starts Friday June 27 Get Smart? See MAXWELL SMART as AGENT 86 in his first motion picture. The DON ADAMS is MAXWELL SMART in To Discover "The Legacy"! Legacy An AJeam Production of A STEVEN SPIELBERG FILM 1941 Recommended as id | T S ADULT ENTERTAINMENT \ ' Playing Sunday June 29 gBoth above features plus