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Aboard the Little Toot Sisters Anne and Jennifer Livengood, of Carpentersville, Ill., explore the Little Toot. The boat is on the lawn of the Midland Boatworks, having been Camp seeks help Camp Wendekay is still seeking volunteers to help out the summer camp for children aged 4-11 years. Volunteers are needed to help teach the campers swimming and supervise games, crafts, hikes and bus trips. Camp Wendekay operates five days a week over a nine week period during the summer. The camp is held in Little Lake Park and uses the local Y.M.C.A. as it's head- quarters. The program begins at 9 a.m. and finishes at 4 p.m. daily. Camp Wendekay operates in association with the Huronia Associa- tion for the Mentally Retarded. As in the past two_ years, Camp Street dance Everyone is Waubaushene Pil ane weekend's annual Street Dance. This year's Street dance will be a little different since it will actually be held in the Public Park on Pine Street. Music for the evening, which is being provided by Georgian Country and Disc Jockey Michael Duhig, will begin at 7 p.m. As well as the dancing, the Waubaushene Parks and Recreation Board, who are orgarizing the event, have a casino licence for those who like the games of chance. Entrance into the dance is only $2 a person with the proceeds from the evening going towards community projects by the Association. Refreshments will be available. Wendekay will accom- modate 4-8 children from HAMR in hopes of in- tegrating them into the camp structure, as well as adding to the learning ex- perience that the camp can provide. If you are interested in volunteering at the camp call the volunteer co- ordinator at 526-4253 brought to Midland from Honey Harbour. The plan for the small boat is to turn it into a landbound ice cream booth. Saturday, August 2 - 7:30 p.m. Family Movie "ANGEL ALLEY"' Sunday, August 3 - 10:45 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. Pastor John and Lorna MacDonald Christian Family Camp Grounds Orr Lake Come for a good time of Fellowship Everyone Welcome 322-2181 Wetlands drying up Keeping in stride with the Ontario Federation of Anglers. and Hunters' (OFAH) drive to preserve the Ontario wetlands, the Wye Marsh Wildlife Cen- tre in Midland is heading a summer long schedule of events highlighting the im- portance of Canadas' mar- shes, swamps, bogs, ponds and sloughs. Wye Marsh, its primary goal to teach people the im- portance of wetlands, is responding well to the plea for support by the OFAH, says Program Co-ordinator at the Wye Marsh, Eva Kaiser. It is an ongoing effort of the Wye Marsh to highlight the importance Canada's wetlands, Ae Kaiser. The marsh is an educational emporium, where tourists can grip, first hand, the need for marshes and _ ponds. Wetlands provide habitat for wildlife, prevent floods and droughts and filter water to free it of pollutants, yet since the turn of the century, three quarters of Ontario's wetlands have been destroyed by fire, draining, dredging and filling. Wye Marsh will be holding a puppet show called 'Splash'? which depicts the life of animals that live in streams, lakes PUT YOUR FAMILY FIRST. $500 REBATE or 10.9% FINANCING The stylish, newly redesigned Subaru GL Station Wagon has plenty of roomy comfort to please your family, and plenty of Subaru value to please your budget. Drive one home today! THE SURPRISING NEW SUBARU and ponds and why they live there on Tuesday, August 12. The show will be held in the Mountsburg Wildlife Centre at the Marsh. The Marsh will also be holding a Wildlife festival of conservation and art at the Marsh on September 20 and 21. The festival will include wildlife art by feature artist Brenda Carter and local artists Warren Jacklin, Gord Smellie and Sandra and Ernest Sommers. Kaiser promises the event to be not only a lear- ning experience but a whole lot of fun as well. BARRIE FINE CARS 290 YONGE ST., BARRIE 728-1883 from INCLUDES: Your choice of Frames and standard size white crown glass single vision Lenses . COMPLETE GLASSES SOFT CONTACT LENSES $419 Includes Fitting Fee (Regular $40.00) plus our GUARANTEED TO FIT 30-day full-refund policy. BARRIE 8 Collier St. 728-0800 LAB ON PREMISES OPEN: : Mon. - Thur. 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. © Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. BEST SELECTION - LOWEST PRICES - FRIENDLIEST SERVICE ° Sat. 9:30 - 2 p.m. [ | L '> 2 COLLIER ST. < USS ) NoLwagav12 oun? Tuesday, July 29, 1986, Page 9,