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A fez-full of fun The staff and students of the T.M.R. Wing of Huron Park School in Midland were the beneficiaries last week of a generous donation from Midland Shriners. As part of the club's orgoing work with disabled children, a new wheel chair was presented to the school to be used by those students who require assistance in getting around. Shown above just after the presentation are front row left to right, Dave Walker, Kristine Durnford (trying out the new wheel chair) and Ken Smith. Back row left Antique Show It's showtime! This Thursday's Gala Opening Night Preview will mark the beginning of the Gryphon Theatre Guild's 10th annual Antique Show and Sale at the Armoury, Part Street, Barrie. The increasingly popular autumn event will feature 25 dealers from across Ontario, who will be displaying a wide variety of antiques ranging from fine furniture, china, silver and glass to Canadianna, folk art, quilts, rugs and clocks. Show hours are Thursday, Sept. 23 from 7-10 p.m., Friday, Sept. 24 from 10 a.m.-10 p.m. and Saturday, Sept. 25 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m, Thursday's admission is $5; Friday and Saturday is $1.50. Tickets are available at the door and through Guild members: Other show features will include door prizes, quilt and antique chair raffles, a Country Cupboard and a lunchroom which will be serving delicious homemade food. Plan to attend! to right: Jack. Wilson, Norm Donaldson, Fred McConkey (Shriner President) and "Crawf" Wilcox (Chairman of: the Childrens' Committee). Photo by Bob Murray | Graighurst| Corn roast by Mrs. F. Craig The corn roast and barbecue sponsored by the Craighurst Women's Institute on Labour Day was well attended, in spite of the threatening weather. An added bonus was a ball game between Craighurst Sinton Bus Lines' girls and Hawkestone Shelswell Excavating. The final game in the series between Craighurst and Hawkestone girls was to be played in Craighurst Park on Sunday. Your correspondent and her sister, Norene Stranaghan of Burlington, enjoyed renewing old aquain- tances of high school days at the BCI reunion held at BDCI and the Continental Inn, Sept. 10-12. St. John's ACW. took charge of the service on Sept. 12. We were delighted to have as guest speaker Frances Lightbourn of Barrie. St. John's president, Coreen Tatton, looked after arrangements for the service. Soloist was Eva» Tuersley, readers were Carol Crewe and Fay Craig, sidespersons were Joyce Sinton and Judy Williams, special prayers by Peggy Cath- cart. Jean Boyd, Mrs. Elmvale District High School NIGHT SCHOOL REGISTRATION Offered by Simcoe County Board of Education Registration-During School Hours and Tuesday, Oct. 5, 8 to 9:30 p.m. and Wed., Oct. 6, 8 to 9:30 p.m. Classes start week of October 12-if min. of 15 Monday -~ 1. DANCE ARTS-Sr. Baton & Tap, 6-7, Kerry Dove, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. LOANS Personal/Consumer /2 oO STERLING STERUNG TRUST CORPORATION 270 King St:, Midland 526-3768 bs Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Mernber of Canadian Payments Association Page 8, Wednesday, September 22, 1982 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday _ Saturday Sunday 2. DANCE ARTS-Sr. Ballet & Jazz, 7-8, Cyndy Daniels, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. 3. KARATE, 8-10, Mr Hugo, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. 4. UPHOLSTERING, 8-10 p.m., Bill Madill, Waverley, 10 wks, $35.00. 5. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, 8-10 p.m., Hendrik Knegt, Room 9, 10 wks, $32.00. 6. SMALL ENGINES, 8-10, p.m., Louis Lahnsteiner, Esso, 10 wks, $32.00. 7. TYPING, 8-10 p.m., Betty Barnett, Room 13, 10 wks, $20.00. 8. CROCHET & BASIC QUILTING, 8-10 p.m., Ruth Allen, Room 7, 10 wks, $16.00. 9. ART (Oil Painting & sketching), 7:30-9:30 p:m., John Kee, Cafeteria, 10 wks, $16.00. 10. HAIRDRESSING, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Diane Columbus, "Diane's", 10 wks, $20.00. 11. BASKEPBALL (men's), 8-10 p.m., Peter Whitfield, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. 12. WELDING, 8-10 p.m., Jim Handley, Room 16, 10 wks, $60.00. 13. CERAMICS, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Shirley Harvey, Harvey's, 10 wks, $20.00. 14. KEEP FIT, 8-9, Cyndy Daniels, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. 15 WOODWORK, 8-10 p.m., Jim Handley, Room 16, 10 wks, $40.00. 16. DANCE ARTS Int. Ballet & Tap, 6-7 p.m., Kerry Dove, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. 17. DANCE ARTS, 7-8 p.m., Cyndy Daniels, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. 18. VOLLEYBALL, 8-10 p.m., Kevin Healey,Gym, 10 wks, $16.00: lo. BODY CONDITIONING, 7:30-9 p.m., Elaine Kraftscik, Waverley, 10 wks, $16.00. 20. PHOTOGRAPHY, 8-10 p.m., Doug Pascoe, Room 3, 10 wks., $16.00. 21. DANCE ARTS-Beginners Ballet, Tap, Baton, Jazz, 12-2 p.m., Cyndy Daniels, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. 22. DANCE ARTS-Junior Ballet, Tap, Baton, Jazz, 2-4 p.m., Kerry Dove, Gym, 10 wks, $16.00. 23. SQUARE DANCING, 8-10 p.m., Al Calhoun, Woodland, 10 wks, $16.00. 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