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Sunday afternoon football Here's a shot from last Sunday's opening day action in the Penetang-Midland Touch Football League. Action resumes each Sunday afternoon at the Midland Secon- dary School and Penetang Secondary School football fields. The 12-team league will play an eight game schedule, and then split into three divisions for the playoffs. In Enter a new dimension "PWILGHT/ONE THE MOVIE Pen 1 'Starts Fri., Sept. 16 7:15 "All New" a SUSAN ANTON FRANK COMVERSE JESSICA WAL! = Py i vom "Comat s Tonats Baring" CARLING RASEETT A Sat. Mati 1:30- WILDERNESS FAMILY PT. II -Pen 2 ~~ Starts Fri.,Sept.16 7and9_ =-- NOW, THERE'S ANEW NAME | FOR TERROR. : Q ADMITIANGE 10 rensco 1 YEARS OF ace On OVER scenes this game, Town T.V. Unknowns defeated dland D Cumming Nicholson Stompers 9-0. --Photo by Andy Wicksted Fri-Sat-Sun Sept. 16-17-18 __ ALIN lg Standings W..L..T..F..A..PTS Commodore Redskins 1.0 (0% 54.7 7022 Brooklea Eagles Le 00} 2h 6x2 Surplus Plus Broncos DAO Os 15 6.52 Guzzlers vO Oe 1d. hey Town T.V. Unknowns pL UES Vises egy ht 4 Illusions MOO Te Gi re PENETANG-MIDLAND TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE Hydro Hawks OF 1 0. Giearen0 Cumming Nicholson 0-05 0.49%0 Renegades 02 Te 0S 130 Dial-a-Movie Strikers 0 F102 S61 5a U-Bag-It Raiders Orr1420) 64320 Granada Toros Ooms 00h ANNIE by Jim Kulezycki The smash Broadway hit, 'ANNIE' will be the major musical--drama production at Midland Secondary School this year. The show that ran in New York and Los Angeles for years and was recently made into a major motion picture will be done with equal vim, vigour and vitality at MSS, Feb. 1--4, 1984. This large and lavish production, which will involve a cast and crew of over 50 students will be quite an undertaking for the directors, Ray Holt is coming to MSS Feb. 1-4 next year and Phyl McCullough; what with many solo and large chorus numbers and dozens of technical details to be perfected. So, do plan on an evening of delightful musical-- drama entertainment with some very talented MSS actors, actresses and musicians, to be chosen during auditions next week at the school. Kids from 1--101 will be sure to enjoy the show, which is suitable for the entire family. Details will follow as the production dates draw near, such as ticket prices and outlets. See you there! Plans shaping up for Fall Fair Centennial and Hillsdale will be mar- ching in the parade, which begins at 1 p.m. at H.C.E.S. On Friday evening, at 8 p.m., the rock band Plans for the 1983 Fall Fair are well underway, beginning with the Friday School Parade. Elmvale District High School, Our Lady of Lourdes, Huronia KAOS will play, Queen contest follows at followed by Denim at 8:45. 8:15 Denim is a group of eight domestic engineers from Oro Township, who play guitars and banjos and sing 'fun songs'. The At 9:45, the winner of the Citizen of the Year Contest, sponsored by the Elmvale Lance, will be announced. Concern An anti-vandalism committee is the newest committee of the: Simcoe County Board of Education. On Wed- nesday the board's trustees decided the committee was needed, in the face of vandalism™ REVENGE against schools across |NIGHTMARES| OF NINJA the county. 7&9 7&9 The committee will ADMITTANCE consider matters such aera ae Qa as the need for more Warning: police protection, or Frightening education against scenes vandalism. Call 326-3338 or 326-3339 64. Colborne St. W. CINEMA 2 CINEMA3 Orillia Cinema 3 CINEMA 1 SCREWBALL 7:15&9 ADMITTANCE } 1O remo YiAss OF AGE O8 OVER Warning Brutal Violence & Coarse Lang. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 68, Penetanguishene 7) = LEGION WEEK September 18-25 Each year a week is set aside across Canada to recognize what the Legion is and what it means to the community. Branch 68 is very active in our community and extends an invitation to all to attend and participate in the activities during this week. September 17 Past Presidents Dinner and Social Evening 6:00 P.M., Supper 7:00 P.M. September 18 Church Parade, All Saints 9:30 a.m. Meet at Legion at 9:15 a.m. September 20 Open House-Visitors are asked to sign guest book when entering. September 21 Card Night-Make up a group and play the game of your choice. September 22 Darts-This is a warm-up night before the season starts...Lots of Fun. September 23 Senior Citizens Night-This is a night of surprises and laughs. Come on out and have a ball. September 24 Supper and Variety Night with a Dance to follow. Happy Hour 6-7:00 Supper-Roast Beef 7:00 P.M. Variety Show 9-10:30 Dance 10:30-1:00a.m. a All This For $7.50 per person "(Variety show is put on by a group from Branch No. 75 Fairbanks in Toronto and are a very talented group) September 25 Sunday a day of rest after a busy and hectic week. Thank you for your support and interest in helping us to show what the Legion means to you and our community. If a Veteran,-Why not a Legionnaire! Page 14, Friday, September 16, 1983 MIDLAND FALL FAIR Little Lake Park, Midland, Ont. Saturday, September 17 12:00 noon - English saddle horse show 1:00 p.m. - Judging sheep, heavy horses, ponies - Goat show 7:30 p.m. - V.I.P. Goat milking contest plus 'The Music Makers' - tunes for dancing or listening). Sunday, September 18 12 noon - Western saddle horse show 1:00 p.m. - Tug of War (teams from Midland, Penetang, Tiny & Tay Fire Depts.). 2:00 p.m. - Horse pulling contest Sunday-Senior Citizens- FREE Admission Come cruise with the 'Lady' and eEnNy ------ a@ special Fall Treat: LUNCH CRUISES Enjoy the magnificence of Fall as you cruise to the rustic Delawana Inn in Honey Harbour, where you'll enjoy a delicious buffet lunch. Then reboard the lovely "Lady Midland" for a relaxing cruise back to Midland. ' Regularly scheduled for Wednesday and Saturdays but other days of the week have already been chartered by tour groups and space is available for you to join us. Lunch Cruises scheduled for this Thursday, September 15, Saturaay, September 17, Tuesday, September 20 and Wednesday, September 21. Boat departs: 11a.m. Boat returns: 3 p.m. ee DINNER CRUISES Again the Delawana Inn in Honey Harbour will be your dining stop, but this time you'll be able to. choose from the Inn's extensive and tasty dinner menu. Enjoy a sunset cruise to the Delawana, savour a leisurely dinner, then cruise by romantic moonlight back to Midland. This very special treat requires at least 40 passengers but, if you'll just give us a call, we'll let you know the dates for which we already have enough passengers, and you can join us. Boat departs: 5:30 p.m. Boat returns: 9:30 p.m. TEA PARTIES Get a group together, provide your own cookies, cake or other delicacies and let the lovely "'Lady"' serve you the beverage of your choice, Tea, coffee and soft drinks will be provided free of charge, allowing two free beverages per person. And you can choose either the full 3-hour cruise through the 30,000 IsJands or a 3-hour cruise that includes a stop at the Delawana Inn, where oe can stroll the grounds and investigate the treasures available in the gift shop. Tea parties can be arranged for any day of the week not previously chartered: Just call us. All "Lady Midland"' cruises leave from the Midland Town Dock The ae Midland" is the only cruise boat in Midland fully licenced by the LLB p Hot lunch counter, Two washrooms, Free parking at Midland Town Dock 'For YOUR special treat on the "Lady"; call 526-6701 NOW. Frightening||