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Wyebridge news No Stars tangle with Wonders by Liz and John Dennis The grape-fruit cir- cuit opened in Wyebridge one week ago Sunday, as the CK- VR No Stars, tangled with Wyebridge Won- ders. To the delight of the capacity crowd, the two teams tripped and Known as Santa's helper John Horning passes away By Cindy Lockhart Sympathy is extended to the family of Mr. John Horning. Jack will be missed by ll, especially those little ones, who knew him as Santa's helper. A baseball game of mixed teams was held at the park on the new diamond on tars afternoon. Even thoug there weren't many spectators the people present and the players sure had a lot of fun. Husbands and wives played on opposite sides which added more laughs than ever. A community shower was held Saturday night in the United Church Hall for Anne Scott and Doug Truax. Many lovely and useful gifts were received. Anne Wa verley news and Doug are being married on' Saturday Oct. 4 in the Waverley United Church. Course registrations were held at the Community Centre for the fall courses on Monday and Tuesday. If you missed registration, please call Oonah Curry at 322-1548 or Frances Orr at 526- 4540 before Friday as most of the courses start next week at the Centre. Don't forget the first card party of the season is to be Friday, Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. at the Centre. Admission is $1. per person. the age of 16 is welcome to attend. rane ne x76 recreation dance will be held on Saturday Oct. 18 at the Elmvale Com- munity Hall with "Northern Edition". For tickets call Anne Leonard at 322-2120 or Doris Reynolds at 322- 2939. Get your tickets early. Cost is $4. per person. I would like to thank friends, neighbours and relatives who. sent cards, flowers and get well wishes during my stay in the hospital. Greaves feted at two parties Last week was an exciting one for Margaret and Kenn Greaves, who celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary. On Sunday afternoon, September 21, the family surprised them with an open-house. Their oldest son, Stuart and his wife Michelle, were there from Sault Ste. Marie. Andy was home from Swanhill, Alberta where he is stationed with the Royal North West Mounted Police Force. Members from both sides of the Greaves family were present, along with many friends. All told, eighty or more people were there to wish them a Happy Anniversary. The lovely day made it possible for them to enjoy being out on their lawn. Friday night, Sep- tember 26, the Greaves were again taken by surprise. Twenty or more friends and neigh- bours popped in on them, presenting them with a lovely gift from the community. This was four folding chairs to go with a games table that had been given to them earlier. Everyone enjoyed the evening and the lunch that followed. Best Wishes from all of us Marg and Ken. The First Wyevale Beavers, Cubs and _ Scouts, were among the approximately 1,200 Scouters who spent this past week-end at Awenda Park on the North end of Tiny Township. The Beavers enjoyed Saturday's obstacle course with Star Wars Theme. The Cubs' Circus Theme included a parade and midway. The Scouts had more challenging activities, such as chariot races and javelin throws. Lakeland. 1V. Adventures was enjoyed Anyone over iWyewale news by all. A little extra sleep this week and a hot bath will have everyone back to near normal. The boys are all very proud of their special crests, which each one received for participating. Wyevale 4-H Club held its first meeting, with 12 girls attending. The Officers were elected at this meeting, although a club name has not been decided upon yet. They decided upon a rotating secretary system. Diane Hamelin was elected to be President. The Leaders are Mrs. Judy Hall and Mrs. Roslyn Maurice. The next meeting is to be held at Mrs. Maurices' on Wednesday at 7. This first report is submitted by Miss Cindy Hastings. Mrs. Lillian Hewer spent last week in Penetang General Hospital. We are pleased to know that she is over her surgery and home again. We are pleased to see VanderVoort around again, after a Darlene day or so in hospital. Bill Nerpin is still in District undergoing Huronia Hospital burn treatments. A lady from Wendake Beach received quite a morning shock one early in September. Mrs. Eva Playford was hurriedly bringing in some clothes from the back verandah, when something in the clothes clung to her finger and bitit. A bat was startled out of his.sleep when Mrs. Playford grabbed the clothes. The bat was sent away for rabies proved negative. Nevertheless, Mrs. Playford took the required needles as a tests and precautionary measure. £ iF Gryphon Theatre presents "A very funny evening" The Wonderfull World , The Sweet Songstress of Saskatchewan Eric Donkin Starring as Miss Rosalind Drool Sept. 29 to ALS 4, 1980 at Georgian College Theatre, Barrie 705-728-4613 Evenings at 8:30 p.m. $8. and $6. Matinees at 2 p.m. Wed., $4.50 Student matinee Thurs. 1 p.m. staggered through seven innings of slap- stick baseball. With home brew, Milt "Crazy Legs", on the mound the Wonders tried to keep the game serious, but it was to no avail and soon both sides were spending more time doubled over in laughter than playing ball. CKVR's Steve Rud- dick proved he had speed as he stepped up to the plate, hit the ball and before Crazy Legs could blink, was on third base. Several times during the game, a grapefruit was substituted for the baseball resulting in a few "'sticky"' situations. The threat of rain was always present, but for the most part the weather was just right for baseball. In fact, it was warm enough to coax Harold Leonard into playing the entire game in just a bathing suit. The fact that it was a relic from the turn of the century is irrelevant. Proceeds The organizers and participants in the game wish to thank all those who came out and supported the event. All proceeds were applied to the cost of purchasing and installing a new furnace for the com- munity centre. According to Milt Ellery, who headed up the entire afternoon's activities reported a net profit of $394. Refreshments were served afterwards to all participants. The final score was Wonders 20- No Stars 19. Induction service for Gordon Hurd Finney, incumbent of the Parish of Elmvale was con- ducted by the Venerable Robert P. Dann, Arch- deacon of Toronto East, on Sunday, Sept. 21, 1980 at 7 p.m. Archdeacon Dann was assisted by the Fabulous Family Entertainment Don Hughes Productions, Inc. presents THE CHINESE aE Oe ARCUS OF TAIWAN CHINESE MAGICIANS -- SPECTACCLAR ACROBATS DANCERS & JUGGLERS CLOWNS & COMEDIANS GORGEOUS COSTUMES -- WORLD-RENOWNED CAST Presented by the Leacock Festival of Humour a Monday, Oct. 6/ 80 - Orillia Opera House - 8 p.m. Tickets $8.00 at Huronia Trust and C C Pant Shop or phone 325-7220. ©0000 00F 3800088080080 0 80 @All Pictures Subject To Unavoidable Change @ Re vee denendeendedadecnue 322-2890 Plays Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Oct. 3,4,5° This is Brother Ambrose, Lead him not into | temptation... " For he's sure to follow. A MARTY FELDMAN FILM "IN GOD WE TRUST" Starring MARTY FELDMAN « PETER BOYLE « LOUISE LASSER With a visitation by RICHARD PRYOR as God Introducing ANDY KAUFMAN as Armageddon T. Thunderbird A HOWARD WEST/GEORGE SHAPIRO PRODUCTION -Plus- Get Smart! See MAXWELL SMART as AGENT 86 inhis first motion picture. DON ADAMS is MAXWELL SMART in NUDE Reverend Rod Barlow, Regional Dean of Huronia. Reverend Finney's family travelled from the United States to witness the © induction service. The annual Sunday School picnic was held by the congregation of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Sunday, Sept. 7. A good turnout was realized and the weather man was co- operative. The first Wyebridge Cubs and Beavers held their regular weekly meeting last Thursday evening with fourteen cubs and ten beavers in attendance. The boys made final preparations for the Lakeland IV Adventuree at Awenda Park and also officially presented Robbie Turner with the Wyebridge colours. Topics The Wyebridge Parks and Recreation Board of Directors held their monthly meeting last Wednesday evening. Among the _ topics discussed were the wiring of the fence around the new park, and the up-coming dance. The fencing project is tentatively scheduled for the weekend of Oct. 18. The first dance of the fall season will take place Oct. 4 at 8:30 p.m. and will feature Marcel Maurice and the Nor- therners. Tickets for the dance, to be held at the Wyebridge Community Centre, will cost $9. A lunch will be served and door prizes will be awarded. Pen Twin Theatres . a Wed. and Thurs. Oct 1 and2 FIVE FINGERS OF DEATH THE BIG BRAWL Fri. and Sat. Oct.3 and4 BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS THE PRIZE FIGHTER Oct. 4 - Sat. Mat. GODZILLA VS. MEGALON Sun., Mon., Tues. Oct, 5, 6,7 USED CARS THE HOLLYWOOD KNIGHTS © © { Wed. and Thurs. Oct. 1 and 2 BLUE LAGOON 7:15 and9:15 | Starts Fri.. ¥ ' youre not back by m golpist you won't be coming 1 a y | aa \ Starts Fri., Oct. 17 MY BODY GUARD Oct.3 IDDOC3III0O4656 (6) Saturday and Sunday, October4thand , 5th only Saturday and Sunday, treat your family to the Colonel's "Thrift Box". mote, The °475 Thrift Box from Kentucky Fried Chicken. Le f 3 CA You get 9 pieces of October 4th and Sth only, » The *475 Thrift Box. Thank you, Colonel. finger lickin' good chicken for only '$4.75 315 BAYFIELD ST. Lort's Kentucky Fried (hicken.. Store Locations: DUCKWORTH PLAZA BARRIE, ONT. BARRIE, ONT. TEL. 726-7220 TEL. 726-5710 45 ESSA RD. 70. FIRST ST. BAARIE, ONT. COLLINGWOOD, ONT. TEL. 726-2501 TEL. 445-0491 371 KING ST. MOSLEY & SUNNIDALE STS MIDLAND, ONT WASAGA BEACH, ONT. q TEL. 526-5522 TEL. 429-2411 4 j Wednesday, October 1, 1980, Page 33