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Sports and things Edenwale news Passes exam Wyebridge news by John Dennis After an exciting and highly competitive season, the Wyebridge Warriors faced what was to be their final championship' drive challenge of 1980 one week ago Monday. Warriors were tangling with' the Midland Athenian Raiders in game three of their best of three quarter final series in Midland. Warrior pitcher Brian Newhouse was in ex- cellent form and along with the rest of the Warriors, he _ held Midland scoreless for four innings. It grew increasingly obvious that whoever scored the first run would have the momentum on their side. To the dismay of the many ~- Warrior supporters the momentum chose the Midland side and after seven complete innings the Warriors had come out on the losing end of a 4-0 score. Good Luck Warriors in 1981! With the regular season now _ behind them, the Warriors are concentrating their efforts on tournament play. On Friday evening Wyebridge entered a tournament in Wyevale and came away on the losing end of a 3-2 score against a team from Toronto, in their first of three games. This loss moved them into the consolation round and in their first game they eclipsed Orillia 2-1. In the consolation round final the Warriors tangled with Adco Tire and were deservedly the winners as they am- bushed their opposition 11-0. As a result they placed third overall and were able to add $100 to their bank account. Wyebridge Midgets began their semi-final series against Toanche. However, the opposition need not have shown up for the game _ as Wyebridge trounced Toanche 14-2. Paul Rowe was a standout on the mound while Steve Searl led the way of- fensively with a home run. If the Pittsburg Pirates' Willie Stargel had been in Hillsdale last week he would surely have given one of his famous stars to Steve Searl. In the three games the Midgets played young Steve poked no less than four homers. In game one against Toanche, our boys came away with a one-sided 11-0 score. This game required only three innings to play. In game, the Midgets were pitted against the home team, Hillsdale. They took this one 12-5 with Steve Sear] leading the way with two home runs, along' with teammate Leo Dubeau who had one _ four- bagger. In the final match, Wyebridge was once again paired up with Hillsdale. This time they held the home team to 1 run and completely dominated the game walking away on the high side of a 13-1 vic- tory. Steve poked another homer in this game. Paul Rowe was credited with the tournament win. In a_ gesture of friendship and gratitude, Ann and Murray Fagen would like to thank everyone who patronized them while they were owners of the Wyebridge Milk Maid and wish June Laurin the new owner great success in her new adventure. The creation of a bingo night to com- mence in the fall, the sale of the old furnace, new bookings for the hall, and the installation of the new furnace were all topics of discussion last Wednesday when the Wyebridge Recreation Centre held their monthly meeting. The next meeting will be held Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. The Bears' Den was the temporary home of Bob and Doreen Luff- man last week as they left the village to do a little camping. As is the case on most weekends during the summer months, visits by friends and family were abundant last week. George Rowe and family received a visit from his brother Wayne along with wife Lynn and family from Collingwood. Marg Rowe's sister Bessie and husband Orr Marshall flew from Emsdale in their own plane last Sunday for a visit. Proud grandparents, Bruce and_ Eloise Cameron had a visit from their. two little granddaughters from Toronto. Mr. Jim Withers paid mom and dad (Stu and Peggy) a visit this past weekend. This past weekend was a special one indeed for yours truly. Twenty- one years ago when I was just a kid growing up in Hamilton, my cousin Augustin (Gus) Dorrington was born in Dublin Ireland. This past weekend we finally met, as Gus drove up from Grimsby with mom and dad (Gordon and Bileen). It's extremely hard to put into words the feelings experienced at seeing a family member for the first time, especially when they live so far away anc come to you as a 21- year-old man. By the way, did you know that Irishmen have the occasional drink? It's true! Ontario The name Ontario is derived from_ the Iroquois word "Skanadario," meaning beautiful lake. by Mrs. A. Giffen Congratulations to Lynn Johnson who passed in her grade 8 music exam with the Royal Conservatory. Also to Rhonda Johnson who passed with honours in her grade 7 music exam. Well done girls. Brian, Dale and Ron Giffen participated in the Junior Farmers Provincial Summer Games held in Guelph on Saturday, Aug. 9. On Sunday, Aug. 10 the second annual Community Picnic held in Springwater Park, Midhurst sponsored by the Women's Institute. About 45 sat down to a bountiful lunch followed by games and races. About 200 attended the D.H.I. annual barbecue at Mr. and Mrs. John Ploeg's recently. Crista, Erin and Brent McNabb attended the Fralick reunion held at Minesing Community Centre on Sunday Aug. 10. Dale Giffen enjoyed a CCR, Ee eh Wawerley news by Cindy Lockhart Congratulations to Mr. Kevin Flynn of 123 St. Vincent Street, Barrie, whose name was drawn by Mr. Reg. Drinkill on Saturday night at the barbeque for the prize of 14 a beef. The Beef barbeque at the Centre was a great success and already we have tickets spoken for for next year. . Don't forget the boat cruise with the Fig Leaf Jazz Band, leaving the Penetanguishene Dock, on the Georgian Queen on Friday, Aug. 22 at 7:30 p.m. For tickets call 322-2036. Congratulations to Mr. Reg. Drinkill who celebrated his 7ist "{WE WINNER'S birthday on Sunday. Decoration Services were held at the United Church on Sunday, lunch followed the service and was enjoyed by all. Several from the community attended the car draw, held in Elmvale on Saturday night. Congratulations to Norm Crane who was the lucky winner of the car. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stewart and Amanda spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Curry. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong and girls of Cambridge visited with Mr.and Mrs. Roy Truax this past weekend. CIRGLE When it's time for your next banquet, phone Dock Lunch Nick will give you a deal on delicious chicken from 1-thou- sands of pieces and no wings So call Dock Lunch 549-8111 Bestway RENT-ALL Open 6 days a week and until 9 Fridays We rent most anything 542 Bay St., Midland. 526-3223 The PIZZA FACTORY Pizza & Ribs Now located at Pen-Mid convenience store and gas bar on Vindin St. Fast delivery 526-9304 $25,000 585219 758551 332203 974403 University with the North Simcoe Vetinary 4-H Club. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Giffen and Graydon Giffen attended the family day at Grove Park Home, Barrie on Sunday evening. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ball were Mr. and Mrs. W. Luukko and children of Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dougall of Port Dover. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Ploeg were. Mrs. Whitney and family of Orillia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kennedy of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pinnigar of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Giffen. Mr. and Mrs. John Ploeg. David and Amanda enjoyed a holiday to Manitoba and parts of USA. Mrs. Maurice Shaer has returned from a holiday in Switzerland. 4-H News The Edenvale Hikin Nellies was made up of 12 members. Their names were -- Susan Adams, Michele McLean, Debbie Pearson, Lisa Pearson (Press Reporter), Crista McNabb, Sharon Lennox, Rosanne Maw, Lynn Johnson, Jennifer Brenton, Anna Wintario $100,000 - 425467 $1,000 21322 $100 4732 (assistant leader), Bonnie Maw (president), Joyce Sewers (Vice-Presid- ent), Anne Giffen (Leader). The title of this club was Outdoor Living. We participated in many outdoor activities, such as a fitness test (out- side), a hay ride and we cooked on fires out- doors. Our achievement day was held July 22 at Bass Lake Provincial Park in Orillia. The achievement night started with games. We then ate our supper and each group brought their own food to eat. All groups then presented their skits. Our groups skit was Hansel and Gretel and the parts were played by all members. Then awards and spoons were presented. All the members enjoyed this club, and big thanks to our leaders for teaching and making this club so enjoyable. It was a big fish back then It was 65 years ago, on Sept. 1, 1915, that the late H.B.- Stainton set some sort of record at Little Lake in Midland. Entering the Toronto Star's annual big bass derby, Stainton walked off with top prize after hooking into a six pound nine ounce, smallmouth black bass. It turns out it was the biggest bass caught that day in the province-wide derby. The well known sportsman was the star attraction in a story the Toronto newspaper did on him a few days after he made the big catch in Little Lake, often referred back then as Fraser's Lake. Eat your hearts out bass fishermen! PGH Births Mr: and Mrs. Kim Middlemass, R.R. 3. Elmvale, Ontario, girl, Aug. 17, 1980. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Quealey, 11 Payette Dr.., Penetang, Ont. Girl, Aug. 17, 1980. 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