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Studentsprepare ff for Fun Fair Caroline Martin and Fern Draper Everyone at H.C.E.S. is getting ready for the Fun Fair, May 29. Large objects will be sold in the gymnasium. Other events and items for sale include: air- plane competition, plant clippings, . rooted | and potted plants, hangers, plant hooks, watering cans, homemade and handmade articles such as pickles, jams, preserves and relishes, crocheting, knitting, macrame, embroidery, rug hooking, candles, wood carvings, small wooden articles. There will be a toy sale, haunted house, face painting, a bake sale'.with cakes, pies, bread, tarts, muffins, a book sale featuring comics, novels, mad magazines, etc., bingo with cash prizes, candy sale, refreshments, SCBE okays field trips The Simcoe County Board of Education granted permission for several student field trips at their last regular meeting, and topping that list locally was Huronia Centennial School in Elmvale. Students of Grades six, seven and eight were granted per- mission to go to Ottawa June 1-5, a total of 42 young people in all. Also given the okay were 53 Grade Four students at the school who will travel to Camp Kitchikewana during that same period, June 1-5. And finally, a dozen Grade 6 and 7 students from HCES were given the opportunity to travel to Ottawa also. That visit took place May 21-23. Local youth singing for Bible College Brent Farquhar of Midland is presently touring with the singing group from the Canadian Bible College, their group singing at the Alliance Church this past week. Farquhar will be _ travelling throughout Canada as part of the group. Visitors come from Dunneville by Cindy Lockhart Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cowie of Dunneville visited with Mr. and A good way to get fined or even jailed Just for the record, providing false or misleading information when filling out this year's Census on June 3 could result in a fine of up to $500. or three months in jail or both. UNWANTED HAIR Gone Forever! Mrs.Alice Goodman Electrology Therapist Permanent removal from face and body. Eyebrows shaped. Safe, gentle, short- wave method. @Medically approved eFree consultation and test 14 years experience GOODMAN CLINIC OF ELECTROLYSIS 526-9479 Member of Ont.and Am. Electrolysis Association Mrs. Reg Drinkill. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Truax on the birth of a daughter on Thursday, May 21 al Penetanguishene General Hospital. A surprise baby shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith White in Scar- borough for Mrs. Doug Drinkill, on Sunday. games of skill, portrait drawing. Two raffles will be held. One is on an ap- plehead doll and one is on a plant. If you have anything for the Fun Fair that needs to be picked up eall 322-1101. June 1 to 5 a bus load of students from H.C.E.S. and Hillsdale will spend a week in Ottawa and Quebec. Safety Patrols went to Ottawa last Thursday and came back May 23. They had a great time. On May 28 the Senior Boys' Softbali team is hosting a _ Softball Tournament here at H.C.E:S. Several teachers have been down to see Mr. McMann. at Toronto General. We all hope he gets better soon. Class Notes Grade 1 class talked about Queen Elizabeth and where she lives for Victoria Day. Mrs. Willis and Mr. Hubbard's classes are going to the woodlot June 4. Mr. Hubbard, Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Tanner will have their class assembly on June 2. Mrs. Baker showed slides last Wednesday of Camp Kitchi to this year's Grade fours and their parents. Miss Morrison's class is working with metric measurement. Group IT had a fine time finding how much water various containers held, while Group I discovered their body measurements in metric units. They also paid a visit to the Tiny Marsh this past week with Mrs. Spring. Mr. Davies is almost ready for his assembly. Mrs. Trace's grade 8 art class will soon be outside sketching homes around Elmvale. This month we have had Derek and Elizabeth Scoular, Michelle Cooke, Jen- nifer Hampson, Ting, Joy and Wing Chan, Jason Veenstra and Wayne, Jimmy and Tammy Rogers all enrol in our school. Last week we forgot to report that Chris Robertson got a thirty dollar scholarship and a trophy for playing the piano in the Midland Music Festival. 33% TO 50% DAILY SAVINGS "Ready-Made Drapes ' AND Upholstery Fabrice R"* =©6. Onttario's largest selection of READY-MADE DRAPES. All in-stock, all sizes, from ' $49.95 for a 12 ft. wall. A huge upholstery fabrics in stock /| at low mill outlet prices , from $2.99 yd. and up. Save q many $$$$. : * Also upholstery supplies. FABRIC & DRAPERY selection of MILL OUTLET 547 Bayfield St. N. (Hwy. 26/27) Just north of Georgian Mall, Barrie Open daily 9:30 - 6:00 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 9:30-9:30; Sat. 9:30-6:00 Page 8, Wednesday, May 27, 1981 726-2556 A happy moment Midland Salvation Army is well on its way to raising more than $20,000 this month during its Red Shield Campaign thanks to people like Ivy Amor, left, and Envoy Jean Brown, right, both of Waubaushene. Lt. Ray Braddock, centre, was on hand in Waubaushene recently to accept more than $1,200 from the two canvassers who along with a team had blitzed the village and surroun- ding area. Farming fora counts lot of the picture. June 3 is Census Day, and it's a day that really counts for farming. Census information is vital to the growth of agriculture. It helps us build markets here and abroad. It lets us plan new programs for the improvement of Canadian farming. It even shows farmers how their farms compare with others in the area It's not difficult. Every farmer will receive a Census of Agriculture and a Census of Population questionnaire to fill in on June 3. These will be picked up shortly after Census Day. If you do not receive your questionnaires by June 1, or if you have any problems completing them, just call the Operator and ask for Zenith 0-1981 It's between you and us. A census is so important to Canada's future that, by law, you must participate. This same law guarantees that the information you supply is kept completely confidential. Census employees -- and only census employees -- have access to it. It's your future. Remember, the Census of Agriculture helps us paint the future of farming in Canada. And we need your help to make the picture perfect. a @ a 1981 Census of Canada Recensement du Canada de 1981 June 3 is Census Day. Count yourself in.