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thruway muffiercentre Page P2, Wednesday, October 26, 1988 Community Calendar is a free listings service for non-profit organizations. Listings are in chronological order and space is limited. If your listing does not appear, please check the last date. October 26 Waubaushene Legion euchre at 7:30 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion. Cost is $5; light lunch served. Fifty per cent of admission collected given in prizes. October 27 Quota Club of Huronia sponsors bingo at the Stardust Bingo Parlour, 1 p.m. Games begin at 1 p.m. Win a four-day trip for two to Las Vegas or $1,000. Proceeds to deaf and hearing impaired in our community. October 27 Huronia Museum is sponsoring bingo at the Stardust Bingo Parlour at 7 p.m. with a $1,000 jackpot. October 27 Midland-Penetang Big Brothers Halloween party, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion in Midland (upstairs). All Big and Little Brothers invited to at- tend. There will be food, prizes, costumes, pumpkin carving and lots of fun. October 27 to 29 Second annual Jack O' Lantern contest at the Edwards Village Mall in Midland. Group, adult, individual and merchants' categories. Let your imagination be your guide. Bring carved pumpkins to Balloon Bouquets by Oct. 26. October 28 Canada World Youth sponsors educational activity day at Georgian Bay Native Friendship Centre in Midland from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Spend the day or drop to learn about native culture. Call 526-5589. October 29 Halloween Dance at the Elmvale Legion Hall, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Cost is $5 per couple. Prizes for best costumes. October 29 The Ladies of St. Ann's sponsor annual Bazaar and Tea in the basement of St. Ann's Church from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. October 29 Midland Legion will hold a Halloween dance upstairs in the hall. Prizes for best costumes, plus raffles, lunch and other prizes. Music by Doug and the DeSotos. Limited number of tickets on sale at the bar for $10 per person or $15 per couple. October 29 Vasey United Church Women annual bazaar 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lunch will be served. October 29 Christmas Bazaar, continental breakfast, raffle, home baking, crafts and white elephant tables from 10 a.m. to noon at the Villa Care Centre, 689 Yonge St., Midland. October 29 Annual Turkey Supper at St. John's United Church in Elmvale; sittings at 5, 6 and 7 p.m. Tickets (adults $8, children under 12 for $4) available at Dutcher and Cor- bett, Campbell's Hardware and the Village Store. October 29 Junior Y Childcare Centre invites parents and preschoolers to 1-2-3 Halloween Costume Party at Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church. Please bring one sand- wich, two cookies and three wrapped candies to share for lunch. Special games and crafts. October 29 Christmas Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Victoria Harbour community centre (downstairs of municipal building). Sponsored by St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Victoria Harbour. October 29 The Midland Royal Canadian Legion will hold a Halloween Dance, with music by Doug and the Desotos. Tickets are $10 single, $15 couple at the legion or Parker's Variety. Costumes optional. October 29 The Ladies Guild of St. James on the Lines Anglican Church will be holding their Christmas Bazaar Tea and Bake Sale in the church hall from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Call 526-2330 for more information. October 29 Halloween party at the Port McNicoll Community Centre from 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. spon- sored by the Port McNicoll Recreation Board. Cost is $15 per couple. Call Pat Scott at 534-3590 for advance tickets. Doors open at 8:30 p.m. October 29 Halloween masquerade dance sponsored by the Elmvale and District Lioness Club to be held at Lions Clubhouse will include lunch for $10 per couple. Quilt will be drawn at the dance. October 30 Midland YMCA fourth annual Fun Car Rally from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. beginning at the YMCA building in Little Lake Park. 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PGH p John Parker, Two area men charged with taking Georgian Bay splake out of season will appear in Penetanguishene Provincial Court on Dec. 7. Charged on Oct. 18 with unlawfully selling and transporting splake were Tim Monague, 31, of Chris- tian Island, and Ray Parkes, 28, of Tiny Township. About half of the 260 to 270 charges against the two men had been process- ed by Monday. The men are charged with breaking Ontario fishery regulations under the Canada Fisheries Act, and provi- sions of the Game and Fish Act. Legally taken splake sells for $1.50 to $2 a pound, Tim Boyd,- Huronia District's enforcement of- ficer, said on Monday. He estimated that illegal- ly taken splake -- splake in excess of a fisherman's Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leblanc would like to thank Father Dignard for their wed- ding ceremony. Appreciation also goes to the ladies who helped with the preparation and serving of the lunch. A esent president of quota -- might sell for $1.50- 4 j q # the Penetanguishene General Hospital's staff association; presents a staff portrait to the Grey Sisters to commemorate their 250th anniversary. Accepting the a pound. MNR officials believe thousands of pounds of fish have been taken illegally from the Christian Island end of Georgian Bay. The 11-month-old in- vestigation is continuing. The investigators are look- ing for the buyers of the alleged illegally taken fish. Four search warrants ex- ecuted against suspected buyers in the Midland and Penetanguishene area on very special thank you to everyone who attended our wedding and left us with such beautiful memories we will treasure forever. Cathy and Jo. gift are (from left to right) Sister Carol a Mask, Sister Marie-Anne Bondy, Sister s Camillus, and Sister Joan Whalen. e (Photo by Robert Risk) Two charged with taking the splake Oct. 18 did not result in charges. Eight of the 15 commer- cial fishing licences held by residents of Christian Island are being investigated. The splake season ended on Sept. 30. This is the spawning season. Splake, a cross of the speckled trout and lake trout, was put in- to Georgian Bay around 1973. Fines promised People who dump their garbage in Midland wil be charged if caught, the town's bylaw officer says. A maximum fine upon conviction of $2,000 is possible. Robert Marchand reported episodes of five bags of garbage left dumped and broken open around a downtown dumpster, two mattresses abandoned in a downtown alley, and a worthless couch left at the Salvation Army. Considering the size of the town, the problem is not as great as it «ould be, Marchand said. 22 Peel St. Penetang Heather's Fancies Custom Baking Halloween Baking - Chocolate Witches, Ghosts & Pumpkins Halloween Cakes 349-8617 Heather or Lynda Ask for