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a Se --~S What is red and has a loud siren? What would a Midland and District Fall Fair be like without a parade and Behind the an antique fire truck? wheel of his very own fire truck is ot aa @ rte A: = 4 Ribbons fit +} for a queen A favourite duty over the weekend for 1985 Midland Fall Fair Queen Joanne Robillard (above) was awarding prizes like these brightly coloured pony ribbons. The pretty 15-year-old student al exhibition. Midland's Clint Truax with a fire truck full of youngsters on their way last Friday to the fair. from Penetanguishene, a Grade 9 ESPSS, is the younges! queen crowned in the long history of the Tiny and Tay Agricultural Society Community Calendar Sept. 18 Penetanguishene's Beavers, Cubs and Scouts will be holding their annual registration at Burkevale School beginning al 7 p.m. Beavers are from 5-7 years of age, Cubs are 8- 11 years and Scouts are 11-14 years. Registration fee is $17 per child. Euchre Party -- Wednesday, Sept 18 al the Midland Legion -- 8 p.m. -- Lunch and Prizes -- $1.50 per. sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary Branch 80. Sept. 19 Ron Mills of the Simcoe County resource development depart- ment will speak about Page 4, Tuesday, September 17, 1985 Tiffin: A Centre for Conservation and Education, to the 7:30 p.m. meeting of the Midland-Penetang Field Naturalists' Club, in the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre. Sept. 22 The dedication of a cairn at the site of the former St. John's Anglican Church in Tay Township will take place at 1 p.m. 'Sept. 23 Keep: Fit- With Aerobics. Classes "will be starting the week of Sept. 23 at Monsignor Castex School, Midland YMCA and Victoria Harbour Public School. For more information and registration call Vicky Duncan 534-7311 or Sue Rooney 534-3746. Sept. 23 Les Petits anges de Penetanguishene cla- sses will commence on September 23, 1985. Registration forms are available at the Centre d'activites francaises, 63 Main Street, Penetanguishene. For further information call Muriel Laurin at 549- 3116. Oct. 2 AS: "at [Oct.. 2 =the Penetang Al-Anon group will have a change in evenings. Beginning Oct. 2 the group will be meeting on Wednesday _-- evenings instead of Thursday evenings. Meeting time 8 p.m. in St. Annes Cha rehe Penetang. FAA sa ay AN AGVKSRZ 2 ANN ARABS Unofficial fall fair queens "If you're going to take a picture of June Beardsall the Midland Fall Fair Queen, you (right), as our photographer entered the fairgrounds should take our picture too," said Friday night. And so...he did! \icket takers Lynn Hebner (left) and 10 million visitors to Huronia The most recent issue of Huronia Happenings, published by _ the Huronia Tourist Association, estimates that approximately 10 million visitors to Simcoe County will pump more than $500 million into the area's economy in tourists' dollars by year's end. Huronia Happenings notes that tourism is the number one industry of the Huronia region. The publication breaks down how the tourist dollar is spent. They calculate 8.7 cents iS spent on ac- commodations and 8.7 cents goes to activities and individual at- tractions. Twenty-eight cents is spent on food and beverage, 28 cents on retail shopping and 27 cents on tran- sportation. (1)8x10 (eRe po (10) Wallet size NOW ONLY R95 Reg. $9.95 GIVE A PORTRAIT TO SOMEONE YOU LOVE Sept. 25,26,27,28 10 a.m.-8 p.m. - Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday Canada's saving =-- ++ We've got it good. No additional charges for groups, additional portraits and special effects portraiture, if available, may be purchased at reasonable prices, in addition to portrait offer. Poses our selection. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. One special per family. We reserve the right to limit offer. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Hwy 93, Box 340, Midland, Ontario L4R 411 for the Good Look POT ba TBARS, ota