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a ee BY TT] 3 aN NCE a Huronia calendar Saturday, Sept. 6 -- The Midland Lioness Club will hold another fund raising project. There will be a garage sale at the home of Clint Truax, 414 King St., Midland. These funds are to add to the Ramp Account for the construction of the ramp at the Public Library. Cleaning out cottage or closet - please call for pickup 526-9515 or 526- 6966. Thanks for your support. -- Midland Curling Club Annual Dance. Non- stop dancing, two bands, Varitones and Fig Leaf Jazz Band, 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Lunch included. Draw for two memberships. $10 per couple. Monday, Sept. 8 -- Midland Lawn Bowling Club Sterling Trust Trophy Tournament, 12:30 p.m. All local ~ bowlers to participate. Mixed trebles. Bring your own lunch, tea and coffee provided. Entry fee $1.50 per person. Sterling Cup first prize. -- Big Sisters annual dinner is being held at the Georgian Dining Room on Vinden Street. Social hour is 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Tickets are now available at The Treasure Nook in Midland, and E.R. Fashions in Penetang. Guest speaker will be Donna O'Shaughnessy, who is executive director of Big Sisters of Peterborough. -- "Fashion Formula, Fall 1980" - sponsored by the Auxiliary to Huronia District Hospital. Glamourous fall fashions presented by professional and local models for Leah's Boutique, Graham Swales Men's Wear and Orr's Jewellers. Tickets available at above stores and at the door. Adults $2.50, students $1.50. Don't miss this event. All proceeds for Auxiliary work. Sept. 9 There's to be a public forum on Sept. 9 at 8 p.m. in the K. of C. Hall at Penetanguishene concerning arthritis. There are to be guest speakers and a question and answer period will follow this free public forum. The event is being hosted by the Penetanguishene Branch of the Arthritis Society. Notice Registration for Penetanguishene Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders will be held September 9, and 10, 1980 at St. Ann's Church, Robert St. West, Penetanguishene, Ont. First Penetang Brownies, First Penetang Guides, Second Penetang Guides and First Penetang Pathfinders will hold their registration Tuesday, Sept. 9 from 7 to 8 p.m. Second Penetang Brownies will hold their registration Wednesday, Sept. 10,7 to 8 p.m. This would be a good night to bring along your uniforms that you wish to sell or perhaps trade with someone else. See you all at the registration. Wednesday, Sept. 10 -- Huronia Branch of Red Cross is holding a Blood Donor Clinic from 1:30 p.m to 8:30 p.m. at Penetanguishene Secondary School, Dunlop St., Penetanguishene. Ages 18 - 65 years, or 17 years with written consent of parent or guardian. Thursday, Sept. 11 -- The Canadian Diabetic Association will be holding a general meeting at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Penetang. The guest speaker will be Sheila Walker, Dietician, from Tridec in Toronto. Everyone is welcome. Thursday, Sept. 11 -- The executive of the Simcoe North Progressive Conservative Association an- nounced today that they will be holding their "ist Annual Beef Barbeque." The barbeque will be taking place at the Orillia Fair Grounds on Sept. 11. Social Hour - will begin at 5 p.m. with the barbeque at 6 p.m. and a dance at 8 p.m. Entertainment at the dance will feature the "Fig Leaf Jazz Band." Tickets for this event are $5 per person and can be obtained at the door or from any of the following people: Medonte Jane Walker 686-7498 Matchedash Peter Shaw . 756-8325 Coldwater Glady Dale 686-7882 Tiny Doug Bumstead 322-2647 Tay Dave Walker 526-2405 Midland Fred and Barb Hacker 526-9867 Penetang Bob Cascagnette 549-2758 Res. 549-8500 Bus. Sunday, Sept. 14 -- Held over - the Thor Hansen special design exhibition at Huronia Museum, Midland, will be extended to Sept. 14. Museum open daily until Thanksgiving. Missed the bus This unidentified passerby on Midland's Bay Street, Tuesday af- ternoon, was certainly going the wrong way if she wanted to keep dry. Light rain turned into a downpour without warning that sent pedestrians scurrying for cover. Elmvale Angels to stage big tourney tomorrow The Elmvale Angels of the Barrie and District Intermediate Ladies Softball League will once again be playing host to the Labatt's three-day Invitational Ladies Softball Tournament. Held in Elmvale, the affair will be their third annual, and will begin tonight at 7 p.m. Twelve teams will compete for the $550 purse, along with many other Labatt's awards including base running and ball throwing. Tonight at 7 p.m. Orillia will meet Meaford, that game being followed at 8 p.m. by Barrie Glass and Mirror facing off against Ivy. Barrie Army and Navy will also be there, with their first game against Stayner. Saturday, Elmvale Angels will take on Toronto Gough's at 9 a.m., and Barrie Queen's Hotel will come up against Cooksville at 10 a.m. At 11 a.m. Barrie Stevenson McCluskey will face Toronto Quality Motors to round out the day's games. The finals including the consolation round and the championship will be played Sunday afternoon, beginning at 1 p.m. Four-way stop now in works Good news for the residents of Port MeNicoll was in the works, as announced at a regular meeting of the Port MeNicoll council, Tuesday. A four-way stop will be placed at the cor- ners of Fourth and Simcoe streets, which, according to council, will stop speeding on Fourth Street. Automobiles exceeding the speed limit on that road have long been a hazard to small children in the area. ) Obituary irs. Cecile Mailloux Mrs. Cecile Helen Mailloux, 62, died at Beechwood Private Hospital, Penetangu- ishene, on Aug. 28, 1980 following a lengthy illness. She was the wife of the late Leo Mailloux and had lived in _ the ,Penetanguishene area all her life. The daughter of the 'former Mr. and Mrs. | Arthur Maurice, both 'living, the late Cecile Helen Mailloux sad 'been an active member 'for many years of the \Champlain Senior Citizen's Club. Surviving are her parents and daughters Rose Robillard and her as do brothers Marcel Maurice and Arthur Jr:; of Penetanguishene, Don Maurice of Penetanguishene and Ronnie Maurice of Toronto. Funeral services were conducted from St. Ann's Memorial Church, Penetangui- shene, on Saturday, Aug. 30, 1980 by Fr. Louis Dignard. Burial took place later at St. Ann's Cemetery. Pallbearers included: Danny and_ Vince Ladouceur, Terry and Gil Tessier, Charles Cloarec and Willard Grisdale. The Arthritis Society reports that gout can now be _ completely controlled with medication. Pen Twin Theatres pt. 5to 11, 7:15 and 9:20 Se : Ad | ane le) anita © Jol @} GO Jo Xe Anne Lediard, both of 6) Sat. 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