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Street. -- Free public 487-5334 after 6 p.m. 526-6477. per person. Horse Show Huronia Community Calendar -- Organizers are invited to publicize their up- egming events free of charge in the Times (ae Calendar. Please call the Com- fhunity Calendar editor at 526-9369 or drop your message into the Midland Times office, 525 Bay Wednesday, August 18 -- Historical tour, Coldwater Canadiana. Bus leaves Coldwater Canadiana at 1:00 p.m. Tickets may be purchased on the bus or reserved by phoning Coldwater Canadiana, 835-5505. Thursday, August 19 lecture on Transcendental Meditation, at the Y.M.C.A. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, August 21 Third annual Old-Time Piano Playing contest, hosted by the Oro Lions Club, will be held at the Guthrie Arena. For information on how to enter the contest, call Bill Badour, RR 2, Hawkestone, Saturday, August 21 -- Front Yard Sale. (Rain or shine), from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Adults and children's clothing, dryer, crib, snow blower, odds and ends, plus many more items. 261 Donalda Street, Midland, August 16 to August 21 --Live Theatre - The Moon is Blue - Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. The Gryphon Theatre Company, Hwy. 400 at Duckworth Street, Barrie. Saturday, August 21 -- Nance; Georgian Bay Riding Club at Orillia Fairgrounds. Tickets available at the door; $2.50 Saturday, August 28 -- Innisfil Historical Society are holding Open House, at the One Room School, Hwy. 11, Painswick, from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, September 19 Coldwater Fairgrounds. Sponsored by Georgian Bay Riding Club. ) County sends 14 4-H girls to CNE This year, fourteen girls from Simcoe County will be joining 170 4-H Club members at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. Each year a number of 4-H Homemaking' Club members are selected to represent North Simcoe County at a conference in connection with the C.N.E. The conference will be based at Victoria College, a part of the University of Toronto. Activities will include a foods presen- tation by the Consumers Gas Home Service staff, a session on nutrition, a crafts presentation, a clothing presentation of creative fashions and of course, the C.N.E. AVOl DRIVING PARKING LONG WORRIES PROBLEMS WALKS GO BY BUS DIRECT INTO THE GROUNDS August 19th to September 4th ELMVALE 8.15 AM - Daily exc. Sun. & Hol. BARRIE August 19th to September 6th 8.40 AM - Daily exc. Sun. 11.35 AM - Sundays Only Return Buses Leave Exhibition At: 11:00 p.m. (After Grandstand Show) Exhibition Passengers travelling on regular buses will transfer at Toronto Bus Terminal to buses running into A Grounds. '} ROUND TRIP CHILDREN BUS:FARES ADULTS (Under 12 yrs.) Elmvale... $9.25 94.65 Barrie... $6.95 $3.50 (Fares.do not include admission to CNE) BUS and ADMISSION TICKETS Available at: ELMVALE: Four Corners Tea Room Special activity day at Establishments The excitement and colour of authentic 19th eentury British military pageantry will be featured Saturday, August 21 during a special activity day at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments, Penetanguishene Joining the now famous Establishment Guard which has just returned from the historic march from Penetanguishene to Toronto, will be the Fort York Guard, renowned throughout Ontario for its spectacular military shows. The Fort York Guard represents a _ Royal Regiment of the 1804-1816 period, dressed in red coats and grey pants. The headgear is a_ high, stovepit type with tufts on the left side, termed a "Waterloo shakoe". Each man carries an India Pattern flint-lock musket. The Establishments Guard will be in the 24th Regiment of Foot Uniform with white trousers and green trim on the red coats. They too will carry the India Pattern 'Brown Bess" musket. The 12-man Establish- ments Guard and the 14-man Fort York Guard will execute a number of infantry drill including artillery firing of the one- pound field gun, as well as one of the large cannon at the Establishments. Fifes and drums will set the battle timing. Shows are scheduled to begin at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m., but that is not all. According to Establish- family outing. Not only are there military, shows to watch, but a number of other century tivities as well old ac- film, Williamsburg"', visitors a glimpse of famous Williamsburg and and splicing in the naval storehouse a Huronia Spinners 'Guild will demonstrate various methods of spinning wool show begins, a 40-minute '*Cooper of be a display of work completed by children who participated in the Establishments Summer Workshop program nd the ments Manager Burke In the Orientation Penny, this special ac- Centre at 12:30 p.m., tivity day is an ideal before the first military The entire afternoon of activities costs only the regular site admission, charge for adults, 75 cents; students, 50 cents; and children, 25 cents will give There will be pioneer one of its craftsmen at There are picnic cooking, soap-making, work. facilities on site for those dyeing by natural On the second storey of who wish to take their materials, knot-making the naval storehouse will lunch We Find Whatever Is Wrong We are Allen-Tronic Diagnostically Equipped. 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