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Huronia calendar Dec. 11 -- Ontario Electrical League will be holding their Christmas Supper and dance on Thursday, Dec. 11 at the Windrifter. Evening gets underway at 6:30 p.m..and tickets are $15 per couple. Dec. 13 Wvevale Men's and Ladies Lodges will hold their annual turkey bingo on Sat., Dec. 13 at 8 p.m. in the Wyevale Orange Centre. Proceeds to the Wyevale Orange Hall Improvement Fund. -- Everyone is cordially invited by the Penetanguishene Legion Ladies' Auxiliary Branch 68 to attend their annual Christmas Dance on Sat., Dec. 13 in the Penetanguishene Legion Hall. Music by Marcel Maurice or- chestra. Refreshments, prizes and lunch will be served. Admission $7 per couple. For in- formation telephone 549-8774. Dec. 14 -- Wvevale Free Methodist Church Christmas program will be held Sunday, Dec. 14 in the church. Program will be in the form of a pageant which will begin at 7:30 p.m. Evervone welcome. -- Hutonia Performing Arts for Children presents The Tin Soldier by the National Tap Dance Co. on Sun., Dec. 14 at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Midland Secondary School. Tickets (children $2, adults $3) available at Johnstone's Music Land, Midland Town Centre; Gignae's Children's' Wear, Penelanguishene; and Sound Concept, A&P Niall Midlana Dec. 16 -- 'On Tuesday, Dec. 16, at noon, the Penetanguishene Chamber of Commerce will be holding a meeting at the Commodore Hotel io discuss plans for Winterama '81. Everyone is welcome. We need volunteers to make Winterama a success. For more information, contact Duval's Variety, 549-7096. -- Wvevale Adult Recreation Committee will be holding a Euchre party in the Wyevale Public School Gymnasium Tuesday, Dec. 16 beginning at 8 p.m. The volunteers of the Mental Health Centre, Penetanguishene, in conjunction with Mental Health of Barrie, are once again requesting support to provide gifts for several hundred persons who will not be remembered by family or friends on Dec. 25. They are patients of the Mental Health Centre, the psychiatric unit at Barrie's Royal Victoria Hospital, or residents of nursing homes and homes for,special care. New gifts for men or women, such as cosmetics, grooming aids. cards. games, paperbacks, clothing and smoking needs may be left at drop boxes al Jason's in Midland and the IGA in Penetanguishene. A Christmas display of the Swallowhul collection of antique and contemporary dolls in the Canadian Crafts Gift Shop, Hwy. 27, Wvebridge, Dec. 16 through Dec. 21 from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Free admission. Children must be accompanied by an adult. at tee Rate increases for animal control approved At Victoria Harbour's council meeting Mon- day night, it was decided that rate in- creases would be ac- cepted from Bay Animal Control. Bay Animal Control is run by George and Margaret Winteler of Fesserton and they are responsible for picking up stray dogs and cats in Tay Township, Port MeNicoll and Victoria Harbour. The basic increases will see the rates rise from $1.75 per capita to $2.25 per capita. That means that the fee is decided upon by multiplying the number of people in "Victoria Harbour by $2.25 and this amount is then divided by 12 months. A paymentis made to the catchers monthly using this formula. Another change in payment involves license fees sold by Bay Animal Control. It used to be that 25 per cent of all license fees went to the Paper drive Sunday Midland Minor Midgets rep team will be holding a paper drive Dec. 13 and Dec. 20 in order to raise fynds for offsetting the travelling expenses' incurred otherwise by parents and coaches of players. The paper drive held this Saturday will be in Ward two while Ward performers Somerville, Barbara Ford. municipality if they were sold by Bay Animal Control. Now, 100 per cent of those licenses sold by Bay Animal Control will Church filled with the sound of music St. Margaret's Roman Catholic Church, Midland, was packed to the rafters Monday night for the Music of Advent. The ecumenical program attracted Thomas C. Mounteer, Fitches, organist from St. Clements Anglican Church, Toronto; St. Paul's United Church Choir of Midland under the direction of Kay Mounteer; St. Margaret's Choir, Midland; and a host of other including Agnes Boucher, Father Bob Whittam and The music and choral numbers ranged from traditional Christmas carols to the music of Bach, Handel, Schubert and Mendelssohn. The entire church was filled with the sound of music which warmed hearts and saw many people later leaving the church humming many of the tunes they had heard earlier in the evening. It was estimated as many as 1,000 people attended the special night. be received by the Wintelers. Any licenses sold by the municipality is Victoria Harbour's revenue. The main reason for these increases is the rise in gas prices. The new agreement was signed by Reeve Douglas Jackson and is binding for 15 months. It can be canceiled within 90 days of the signing. Pete King & Medont=' one will be covered next PHELPSTON TAVERN Country & Western Music Now appearing December 11, 12, 13 Next entertainment Leo and the Alamos December 18, 19, 20 New Year's Eve Flos Conc. PHELPSTON TAVERN 4 Phelpston PALAGE BAW EB We Now appearing December 11, 12, 13 Carrots NEW PaLAGE TAVERN ENTERTAINMENT LICENSED LLBO y Next December 18, 19, 20 Lucas New Year's Eve Sandcastles Main St., Elmvale Saturday. Papers should be kept dry to ease the handling of the papers. Newspaper' extends hours The Midland Times new office at 309 King St.. across from St. Paul's United Church, will remain open Saturdays from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m, for your convenience a mt n (\ HureniaPlayers et pm Sat. Ver. 13° 1pm -3pm -Tpm {Sacred Heart Scho yee TICKETS AVAILABLE. Midtand- Huronra Office Servites -*- Eimvae Lurnber Supply - Etnivaie Penefanguishene Ignacs a eich Page 38, Wednesday, December 10, 1980 FE ORGS CHR OF WaMeo . Yooesnos Ww WHERE FRIENDS CAN ENJOY THF GOOD TIMES. 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