Quixote comes alive
By Barb Baguley
      Dreaming the impossible dream is just what the South Simcoe Theatre is doing in a very entertaining way with a production of Man of La Mancha. The theatre of about 200 seats has been transformed into an authentic-looking dungeon and simple props transform the stage from the dungeon to a wayside i...
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Meet the naturalists
      Do you love the outdoors? Are you concerned about the environment and local issues? Are you fascinated by nature and interested in learning more about our natural environment? If so, the York Simcoe Naturalists Club may be the club for you.
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Attractive options for today's denture wearer
By Tarvo Puust Innisfil Denture Clinic
      In Canada, over 5.3 million people wear dentures, of which 57 per cent are women and 43 per cent men. In Ontario, 42 per cent of the population wears some type of denture. Thirty-six per cent wear full dentures and 47 per cent wear partial dentures.
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The Way We Were
A grand opening for the ages
      A dream came true on October 27, 1979 when Bruce Martin opened his own store. Pictured at the ribbon-cutting ceremony are deputy police chief and brother Allan Martin, Innisfil councillor Kathe Jans, Jean and Bruce Martin and fire chief Doug Rose.
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Roses bloom at Barrie market
      The Huronia Rose Society will be selling hardy, locally-grown rose bushes at the Barrie Farmers' Market Saturday mornings, from 8 a.m. to noon, on May 3, 10, 17 and 24. Free planting and growing information is given out with each purchase. For more information call 728-7719.
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The responsible targets of Triple P
      Mom and dad are worried that they have not helped eight-year-old Ben learn about responsibility. He does not have household chores that he is required to complete, but they know that this could help him learn self-discipline and how to apply himself to a task. It would also help with the running ...
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