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ed ae ee Ne po A def a + New parks is a team effort by John Dennis Those of you who travel No. 27 Highway, have no doubt noticed the new park that Wyebridge is working hard to develop. In a combined effort the Wyebridge Hall, Parks and Recreation Boards, have thus far managed to build a new baseball diamond and erect new playground equipment. Doug Reynolds, who heads up the entire project has no lack of enthusiasm and get-up- and-go. The Wyebridge Hall Board held their June meeting last Wednesday night. Reynolds acting in his capacity of president has a very competent committee working under him who are dedicated to developing the new park and thereby giving the youth of Wyebridge a spacious play area. Another' dismal turnout was on hand Sat. June 21 to clean up the park. This time though the clean up went as scheduled and an excellent job was done by those in at- tendance. After a short stay in hospital, Walter Car- penter returned home last week. Another Wyebridge resident, Merideth Guthrie, also came home last week. Merideth, who had been in a Toronto Hospital was as fit as ever as he resumed his regular seat at the Sunday af- ternoon baseball game. Smiles were the order of the day as Mr. and Mrs. Brien Dutton, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reynolds, Liz Dennis and other proud parents took part in the Kindergarten Graduation Program held at Wyevale Public School last Wednesday June 18. Parents were treated to an_ entertaining program including selections from the rhythm band. Congratulations go out to the 21 graduates along with wishes for a safe and happy sum- mer. June 18 was also a day of celebrating in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stu Withers as they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Edward LeBlanc in recognition of the latter's third wedding anniversary. Ed and Elaine's two-month-old daughter, Amy, seemed to enjoy the occasion. Anne Fredette and her two children left the beautiful surroundings of Sorel, Quebec and travelled to Wyebridge last week in order to pay a visit to her Mom and ,Dad, Earl and Hazel Preston. Unfortunately her husband was working and therefore was unable to ac- company them. Toronto's gain is Wyebridge's loss. That best sums up the feelings of the many locals who feel sad- dened at the departure of Reverend Alan Kirk. The Wardens and Past Wardens of the Church of the Good Shepherd attended a farewell supper held at the Rectory. Rev. Kirk will truly be missed and he takes with him the best wishes and sin- cerest blessing of the entire village. After a short stay in the village Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jerry and family have moved to Midland leaving behind them many friends and neigh- bours. Pitcher, Mike Dutton turned in one of his finest performances last Johnson reunion draws 250 descendants Hilisdale news by R. Lea Mrs. A. Drennan attended the Johnson reunion on Saturday, June 14 in Orillia Park when approximately 250 descendants of the late Ben and Sarah Johnson gathered. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clemens had a pleasant surprise last weekend when some friends from Holland dropped in on them for a short visit. Last Wednesday Mrs. Ruth Lea had visitors from Toronto. Her cousin Mrs. Villa Scarcello, her daughter- in-law Mrs. Marge Scarcello, and her two twin daughters. Villa is a native of Waverley but hasn't been around for 30 years. There was a huge turnout for the Donkey Baseball at the com- munity park Wednesday evening. Staff from CKBB were playing against the Hillsdale "Cuties". CKBB won by 2% runs. It was lots of fun. Mary Jane Eggleton Mary Jane Eggleton, daughter of Priscilla and Richard Eggleton, § 911 Victoria Street, Midland, graduated May 31 with a Bachelor of Music degree from Queen's University at Kingston. She will at- tend the Faculty of Education at Duncan McArthur Hall in September. School finished on Thursday June 19 for the summer. Congratulations to the 13 students of the graduation class. On Tuesday evening mothers of Grade 7 students provided a lovely meal for the class, their relatives and friends. The students were presented with pins and gifts. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. John McFadden were in Collingwood attending a 50th wedding an- niversary in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Lennard McFadden of Allen- captivating | satirical ae 'Beyon \\er. By P- cook: Ngee p. Moore an wood. On Saturday, June 21 Mr. and Mrs. John McFadden and daughter Sheila will be in Toronto to attend the Hinch wedding. Mrs. R. Weatherill of Elmvale visited her sister Mrs. A. Drennan recently. Women's Institute News The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Douglas on Tuesday evening. Thé president Mrs. A. Drennan opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The secretary GRYPHON THEATRE Of BARRIE presents June 30 to July 5 At Georgian College Theatre, Hwy 400 at Duckworth St., Barrie Evenings at 8:30 p.m. $8. and $6. Matinees at 2 p.m. Wed., Thurs., $4.50 SUBSCRIPTIONS STILL AVAILABLE Call (705) 728-4613 for tickets Box Office Opens at the College June 27 week as he led the Wyebridge Squirts to a 21-13 decision over their Port MeNicoll rivals. Pam Davey delighted the Wyebridge sup- 'porters as she con- nected for a home run. The Toanche Peewees must have thought they were playing against a batting machine as Ted Watson's wrecking crew went on a home-run rampage. The Wyebridge team hit no less than six home runs in the game. J. Garagher and BB. Leonard hit a pair, while S. Davy and L. Ferraro came away with one each. Coupled with solid pitching from Jeff Bales the Wyebridge Peewees took Toanche 29-2. Their next game is at home against Wyevale, Thursday night. Sporting a 7-1-1 record the Wyebridge Midgets coached by Bill Dutton clipped Perkinsfield 2-0. The pitching arm of Paul Rowe proved in- vincible once more as this was the third game in a row the opposition failed to score a run in as many outings. With their record and a solid Mrs. Doreen Bailey read the minutes of the last meeting. Motto - Fear Knocked at my door - Faith opened that door and no one was there. Roll call - The best advice I was ever given was answered by 10 members. The District Annual report was given by Mrs. Ruth Lea. The program was_- on Education and Cultural activities. Mrs. Doreen Bailey spoke on the Browndale homes in Barrie. The next meeting will be August 27 at the home of Mrs. Mary Morrison. Meeting closed with the Sister Dora Prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Ruth Thompson. y Don Cullen Plus 4 more smash hits to Aug. 30 team effort, the Midgets remain No. 1 in their league. In a one-sided contest played in Hillsdale a week ago Monday, the Wyebridge Warriors defeated the home side 6-1. In a total team ef- fort, which saw Vic Horzempa knock one out of the park, the Warriors' overtook Hillsdale for the No. 3 position in the stan- dings. Warriors Hurler 'Brian Newhouse, played an excellent game both offensively and defensively. In a rained out game played at home Sunday afternoon, Perkinsfield Wyebridge lulled the Warriors into a 3-2 loss. The squad couldn't hit beach balls and fell far short of their average runs per game mark of 5.44. The Warriors have' now played half of their 1980 schedule and Sunday's loss gives them a .666 percentage so far this year. This coming Satur- day, June 28, there will be a garage sale at the Wyebridge Community Hall, sponsored by the Warriors. Contact Brien Dutton for further in- formation. Day Camp has been set for Wyebridge, August 11-22 for children aged 5-12. Registration forms can be obtained from Doug Reynolds or the Wyebridge Milk Maid Store. Feeling a little plump around the middle these days? You'll be happy to know that a Fitness Project sponsored by Tiny Township will be held July 14, 15 and 16. A team of experts will check your weight and your personal fitness level. Fitness Test times can be obtained from posters at the Wyebridge Hall or the Wyebridge Milk Maid Store. al The long weekend your Great jazz launches a great week. | lace. Z 6:00pm _ Boss Brass é 3 8:00 pm pues Rich & The Buddy Rich , 6S THE FORUM: ALL YOURS THIS WEEK. 'an 10:00pm Sarah Vaughan ve une 30 The Toronto Symphony. Erich Tanieos a Kunzel conductor. An all m3 Tchaikovsky programme ar a ath ses Quartet | 4 | featuring 'The 1812' overture. 4-00 hee TBA | July 2 The Toronto Symphony 6:00pm Dizzy Gillespie J hd - fag ee 8 8:30pm -- Spyro Gyra July The Toronto Symphony June 29 --= 12:00pm The Moe Koffman Quintet Pa ey 3:00pm Stan Getz Quintet 5:00pm -- Herbie Mann's Flute & Percussion Theatre 8:30pm __ Chick Corea & Friends THE ONTARIO BANDSTAND: June 27 6:00pm Michael Stuart, Keith Blackiey Jazz Quintet SNACK BAR June 28 ! Design your own sandwich, 3: 00pm Maple panier Band delight the children with a Banana Dog ora 6:00pm _Harvey Silver and His Band Water Log. or try something different... like a June 29 Cheese Dream. Next to the Waterslide. 1:00pm __ Excelsior Jazz Band 3:00pm Jim Galloway's Metro Stompers THEATRE I 6:00 pm Jazz Corporation youa x 1m "Something special for yours on DOMINION DAY.JULY Free Canadian flags for the "Big North Ontario.'F irst show at 10:30 am. Last show at 9:30 pm. THEATRE I first 2,500 kids. AT THE FORUM: ) 2:00 pm Sharon Lois & Bram with Bill Usher & The Mammoth Band 4:00pm -- John Allan Cameron 8:00pm --_ Hagood Hardy 9:45pm Fireworks Display AT THE ONTARIO BANDSTAND: 6:00 _ Shi ley Eikhard eae Selanier f Seaton down! +21 [ts all yours: ontario place © Tony Urbano Marionettes June 27-July 4 955 Lakeshore Blud. West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. M6K 3B9. (416) 965-7711. A Crown Corporation of the Government of Ontario. Ministry of Industry and Tourism, Hon. Larry Grossman, Minister. Wednesday, June 25, 1980, Page 29