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| Community| |____ Calendar | June 2, 1987 The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 68, Penetanguishene will hold its last general meeting before the summer break on June 2, 1987 at 8 p.m. Come out and meet your new executive. June 2 The Ontario Genealogical Society will meet together to learn more about the history of Orillia and its people at 8 p.m. at St. James Anglican Church, Peter Street, Orillia. For further informa- tion contact Walter Richardson at 728-1897. June 4 North Simcoe Arts Council's literary committee meets at 7:30 p.m. at Budd Watson Gallery, to discuss plans for a literary journal. For further in- formation call Bill Smith at 526-2470. June4 The Georgian Bau Rowing Society is holding an open house for everyone interested in rowing. Come to the west end of the beach at Little Lake Park between 12 noon and 4 p.m. to try rowing or watch demonstrations. For more info, call 526-3087. June4 Huronia Branch Canadian Red Cross annual meeting at Grandview Restuarant, Yonge and King St. in Midland. Cocktails 6:30 p.m., Dinner 7 p.m. Guest speaker is Lynda Brown (International) "Red Cross Around the World'. Tickets $15 per person. Call 526-3388 for reservations and tickets should be picked up at Red Cross Office (511 Dominion Ave.) by June 2. June 5 First Presbyterian Church, Penetanguishene, is holding a salad plate luncheon. The menu is ham, potato salad, devilled eggs, carrot salad and much more. Tickets available for 11:15, 12, and 12:45 seatings. Price $4.50. Call 526-7780 for tickets. June 6 Garage Sale - crafts, bake and penny tables, face painting, 50/50 draw, many games and fish pond, crown and anchor etc. BBQ hamburgers and hot dogs at St. Mary's School Fun Fair at Victoria Har- bour. For more information or any donations please call 534-3587 or 534-3737. June 6 9:30 a.m. rain-or shine, the All Saints Anglican Church Women's annual indoor-outdoor sale at the Parish Hall, Peel Street, Penetanguishene. Delicious home-baking, coffee and doughnuts and a store of treasures. Donations appreciated. Call 549-3372 or 549-8944 for heavy pick-ups. June 6 Diabetes Association Garage Sale at Fran Moreau's on Golf Link Road. Donations of baked goods, plants and crafts welcome. No clothes please unless in very good condition and suitable for summer. Call 526-5295, June 7 Due to rain on Sunday, May 31, the Contact Infor- mation Centre's Big Wheelie Bike-a-thon has been rescheduled. It will start at the Huronia Mall at 10 a.m. this Sunday, June 9 A Ladies' Coffee Hour at Midland Alliance Church at 9:45 a.m. All ladies invited to enjoy a demonstra- tion of Apple-Doll making by Reta Burke. Also, a devotional message, special music and a nursery program provided. June 10 Attention horsemen! Anyone interested in form- ing or belonging to a local trail-riders group please call 526-4829 or attend an open meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Brenda Lambert's, half a mile south of Wyebridge on Highway 93, right-hand side (white farmhouse). We need your support in bringing back a much needed program. June 12 and 13 Telecare Midland will be yholdintg Tag Days. Volunteers will be on street corners, and they will appreciate contributions to help pay monthly phone bills of Telecare, a 24 hour confidential telephone listening service to persons of any age. June 13 At 8 p.m. an evening of contemporary Christian music featuring Forerunner from Toronto at St. Paul's United Church in Midland. Presented by Chaverim, the St. John's Pastoral Charge Youth Band. Tickets $5 at 835-3332. June 14 At 1:30 p.m. a parade will march down King Street from the Centennial Arena to the docks area, featuring the Ontario Massed Legion Pipes and Drums, fifth consecutive year. June 13 and 14 If you have ever volunteered time or talent at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons, or the Historic Naval and Military Establishments, this weekend is for you. Huronia Historical Parks will treat you and your family - if you register by June 1 - to free events. Call Cathie Malcolm for further informa- tion at 549-4366. Torch- dream '95% sure' When the postman came to the door carrying "a big smile on his face" and a big package in his pouch for Angela Buss of Midland, she wanted to know what it was. But when she saw the logo of the '88 Calgary Olympics on the top left corner of the envelope - she started "screaming and jumping up and down." That's because she had been waiting weeks for such a message to arrive: the letter said it was 95 per cent sure that she would be one of the lucky Canadians who would get to carry the Olympic torch on part of its journey to Calgary next winter for the Olympic games. Over six million entries have been received in the contest to carry the flame. Organizers say that's a phenomenal amount, con- sidering there are only 25 million or so people in the whole country. And at least 300 ballots in that mountain of entries were from Angie Buss. "Each day Mom would bring some more home for me,"' she said. So the whole family helped out. Her Dad and Mom took turns signing the parental consent forms and trucking the load of en- tries off to the Petro- Canada stations. By age 10, Buss_has already got a shelf-full of trophies and awards for various sports. But carry- ing the torch is her dream. The fifth-grader at Huron Park Public School started practising for the run right away, after she answered the skill-testing question and sent her rep- ly to the Olympic commit- tee. She found a three- pound rock (weighed on the bathroom scale) to match the weight of the torch and started running around. the neighborhood with it, her Mom said, un- til the garbage-man mistook it for junk one day and tossed it in the back of his truck. But that hasn't deterred the young girl's spirit. Ac- cording to her Mom, "'she hasn't stopped talking about it since she got the letter." And Angie already has dreams for future Olympic games - except she wants to actually be competing in them by 1996. But for now, she isn't nervous. She's just looking forward to carrying the torch. THE ARTHRITIS SOCIETY. WEBB'S GREENHOUSE © Box Plants e Hanging Baskets e Potted Plants e Strawberry Plants e Raspberry Cains e Asparagus Roots Y2 mile west of Wyevale on Concession 5 Tiny 322-1018 g He as Ae Loves to run oves Angela Buss loves to run so much, she decided to enter the Petro-Canada lottery over 300 times to carry the Olympic Torch in 1988. A letter arrived last week telling her that her dream is 95 per cent sure. Here, Angela shows off the trophies and medals she's won - so far - in her career as an athlete. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Watson are happy to announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Patricia Anne to Mr. Eric Glenn Tubman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tubman, Elmvale, Ontario. The marriage will take place on Saturday, June 13, 1987 at 3 p.m. St. Mark's Anglican Church, Midland. €E BVA ye A net a: KING Dy ake Rea ee ae MIDLAND $2 Luxury retirement living % Fine dining S Private furnished or unfumished suites @ Full schedule of social ff and recreational activities S 24 hour nursing supervision Cali (705) 526-8769 Page 2, Tuesday, June 2, 1987 of the week Week af June 1- 6 aes SEASON"' Seldane 60 mg 12 tablets Regular $7.49 Special $4.69 Hismanol 10 mg 6 tablets Regular $6.52 Special $4.69 Dimetapp Extentabs 30 tablets Regular $10.26 Special $5.49 Coricidin "D" Bonus pack 36 tablets Regular $5.22 . 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