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-_--_ oe _---_-- s z 'Calendar August 25 The North Simcoe Arts Council will hold a meeting to organize a film club. Anyone interested in see- ing films that are not regularly in theatres or on videos can attend at the Budd Watson's Gallery, 7:30 p.m. Call 526-2470 for more information. August 26 A corn roast will be held (weather permitting) from 6 to 9 p.m. at site 41, one of the proposed dump sites for North Simcoe. The Why W.Y.E. (Why Waste Your Environment?) Citizens' Group invites members and interested public to celebrate the re- cent Supreme Court ruling, that the option held on Site 41 (the Johnston farm) is no longer valid. Follow signs on Tiny Con. 2, east of County Rd. 6. Corn, coffee, and lemonade will be provided. Bring cookies/squares to share and a chair. August 27 afternoon at 2 p.m. to participate in a good old- fashioned hymn sing. Hear the stories of the origins of the hymns. Enjoy a cup of tea while chatting with friends. All seniors welcome, men and women. Need a ride? Call 526-2690 or 526-7295. August 27 Enjoy canoe adventures at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre from June 29 until August 27, Mondays to Thursdays at 10 a.m. Reserve early. Must be over 6 and able to swim. $6 adults, $4 students. Call 526-7809. August 27 The Triple F Club meets today at the Alliance Church on Yonge Street. Today, "Hymns We All Love" with Eileen Boden. August 28 The Penetanguishene Sports Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremonies at the Brian Orser Hall of the Penetang Arena. Tickets $10 each, available at the Municipal Offices in Penetang. August 29 The Progressive Conservative Beef Barbecue and Dance, with Sunn City, will be held tonight at the Orillia Fairgrounds, starting at 6 p.m. Tickets are $8 at the door. August 31 The 2nd Annual Sandra Post Golf Day for Tammy at the Aurora Highlands Course. All proceeds will go to the Easter Seal Society. For more informa- tion call 1-416-421-8377, extension 2636. August 31 Attention Golfers: You could win a 1987 Dodge Shadow at the Daffodil Open Golf Tournament at Brooklea. Entry forms at Win Drug Mart and Lamers Paint and Wallpaper. Car prize is for a hole- in-one on the 17th green. Entry fee $50 ($40 tax receipt). : September 1 Muskoka Festival's Garbage Delight, a musical for children, runs now until September 1. Call 687-2762/2821 or 765-3209 or write Box 1055, Gravenhurst, POC 1G0. September 2 The Midland Commodore Users Group regular monthly meeting 7:30 p.m. at the Midland Arena, boardroom. All Commodore computer buffs are in- vited. New members welcome. September 5 Midland Teen Town Reunion IX. Rock and Roll with the Martells, Midland Centennial Arena, doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets $10 advance, $12 at the door. September 9 Canadian Calorie Counters: The meetings for Penetang's Evening Branch will resume in the basement of the Penetang Legion at 7 p.m. For any information on this program in this area call Janet at 549-2359. September 12 The Huronia Numismatic Association will hold a coin, stamp and antique show today at the Bayfield Mall, Bayfield Street North in Barrie. It is open to the public from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. September 14 The Midland YMCA's Fall programs. start. Registration time for members is August 31 and for non-members is September 8. For further in- formation please call the Y at 526-7828. September 18, 19, 20 Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association is holding its Quilt, Rug and Craft Fair at the Sim- coe County Museum. September 19 and 20 Calling all nature buffs! Book your 'Marsh Mart" stall at the Wye Marsh Wildlife Festival. A 10 by 10 foot space is only $25. For anyone who sells nature-oriented items, call 526-7809. September 18,19,20 Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association is holding its Quilt, Rug and Craft Fair at the Sim- coe County Museum. Come to the Alliance Church on Yonge Street this | eae -throwing hose Members of the crew of the movie Fireballs yester- day morning were building a box open at one end and closed at the other end with a glass sheet. They were Filming starts at Little Lake on the shore of Little Lake Park preparing to film fire, instead of water, coming out of a fire truck's hose. Specials of the week "BACK TO SCHOOL"' Laurentian Colored Pencils Pkg. of 12 Reg. $3.99 Special $2.99 Hilroy Ruled Sheets 200's Reg. $3.52 Special $1.29 Filming of the movie Fireballs began' on schedule in Midland yesterday. Yesterday morning the movie crew began their shooting schedule at the east end of Little Lake Park. They filmed a scene us- ing local resident Clint Truax's vintage Bickle fire truck. Another scene call- ed for the simulation of flame instead of water issu- ing from a fire hose. A stuntman was to be filmed on fire jumping into Little Lake. Making of the movie will continue in Midland until Sept. 22. 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