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Midland's Deputy Fire Chief, Hal Belfry. right must be losing weight. Last Friday he spent part of his noon break accepting the latest cheque for rescue equipment as part of a cam- 'Passing the cheque paign by the local Jaycees to buy rescue equipment for the Midland Fire Department. cheque is the past president of the Midland Kiwanis Club, John Walker. Presenting the W/./. meet by Carol Graham and Eleanor Edwards The Vasey Women's Institute will meet in the Sunday School rooms on the evening of Oct. 14, and the guest speaker will be Mrs. Donald Harvey, the Provincial Board Director. Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Stone and Norman attended the Nichols- Newman wedding in Keswick on Saturday. Mr.-and Mrs. Fred Edwards were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doekes of Guelph. Visitors during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Robinson were Dr. and Mrs. Allan Robinson and boys of Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCrae of Ottawa. Mrs. Nelson Edwards, Mrs. Fred Edwards and Eleanor Edwards at- tended the funeral of the late Gordon Doyle in Richmond Hill on Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Edwards and Mrs. Elmer Brown Hebner's and Duggan's share lead in Midland rec hockey Midland Recreational Hockey League play in Midland Centennial Arena is well under way and so far the league Standings are well divided. Hebner's Taxi downed Performance Sports 8-2 in a game that had 39 minutes in penalties. Pat Laurin scored three goals for Hebner's and Warren Duckworth scored two, as well for that team. Keith Bath scored both markers _ for Performance Sports. Other singles for Hebner's came from Ken Hamelin, Jim Patchell and Wayne Miller. Duggan's won their game aguinst Olympia Sports with Bill Smith recording both goals for Olympia. ' Duggan's ywon the game 5-2, Ron Jeffery putting in two goals for Duggan's and singles coming from Marcel Vallee, Gary St. Amand and Gary Preston. Ken Edgar and Don Lefaive each scored singles and_ Brian Phillips two goals in the game that resulted in a 4-2 victory for the Athenian Flyers over the Roadrunners. Rick Graham and St. T's midget boys win tourney in Barrie Barrie Central's seventh annual volleyball .tournament was won, by\ St. Theresa's midget boys' volleyball team, proving that they are one of the best teams in the area. The tournament held on Saturday saw twelve teams competing in Barrie. St. Theresa's was in third place after the round robin play had finished. During round robin play. they had split games with Eastview and Barrie Central. The team had also won two games against Base Borden Collegiate Institute. In the playoffs, St. Theresa's beat Park St., from Orillia to advance into the quarter finals against Midland Secondary School. Games with Midland were perhaps _ the toughest St. Theresa's had to play but they managed to_ rally together for a victory in the two game match. A bye game took them into the finals against Eastview, an_ ex- ceptionally tall team. St. Theresa's had a iot of trouble with the height difference at first, having to come from behind to win. This comeback } seemed to kill the spirit of Eastview as _ they couldn't fight off the energy of the St. tallied Gord Paul singles for the Roadrunners. Hebner's Taxi and Duggan's are now tied for first place with four points each and Olympia Sports and Athenian Flyers hold second place with two points each. The Roadrunners are tied with Performance Sports for last place. ~ Theresa's squad and went down in a con- vincing 15-0 victory. Crusaders inconsistent in Scarborough Senior boys volleyball team from St. Theresa's High School in Midland travelled to David and Mary Thompson High School in Scarborough for the Earlybird Tournament Saturday. St. Theresa's had mixed success in the tour- nament, losing to David and Mary Thompson High School 15-6 and 15- 6 They then went on to lose to East Nor- thumberland 18-16 but won the next game 15-7. Against Elmira, St. Theresa's owon the first game 15-4 but lost the second game 15-7. They continued on the same inconsistent path when they met Bur- nhamthorpe to win 15-7 and lose 15-8. The team had its brilliant spots but played poorly at times. Their serve reception was weak and therefore, they had problems establishing their quick middle attack the team Page 26, Wednesday, October 8, 1980 has become known for. The tournament left them in third spot in their pool, just missing out on qualifying for the playoffs. Sunday Sinners Bowling League Lucky Strikers 0 5 "3 Born Losers 10 5 21 Heavy Rollers pets Alin bf Alley Cats 7 8 15 Pats Rats 7 8 15 7 Ups 3:12. «5 Top Averages Mens'. Jim Bressette 213 Ladies' Pamela Lesperance 187 High Single Mens' Jim Bressette 317 Ladies' Betty Thayer 273 ' High Triple Mens' Jim Bressette 878 Ladies' Pamela Lesperance 647 of Dalston recently spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard - Hawke and family of Brampton. Dr. and Mrs. E.A. Foster of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Dupuis. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vasey held a welcoming to the community, on Sunday, for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Powell and Luke who have taken up residence in the home formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Vie Wilson. Five ladies from the community attended the U.C.W. meeting in Waverley last Wed- nesday evening. Mrs. Pat Rumney of Toronto visited on the weekend with Calvin and Eleanor Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Irish. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newby and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robinson attended the wedding of Janet Robinson and Reginald Thursby in Oshawa on Saturday. Sunday they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Robinson of » Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Edwards and Gregory visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aiex Spence of Elmvale. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tavlor~ of Peterboro CoN Pottery eLeather work Ontario @Handmade snowshoes spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeown. Sunday the McKeowns visited with Mrs. Brewster in the Bethany Lodge. Unionville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Midland and Mr. Doug Edwards of Coldwater visited on Sunday with Mr. Les Edwards. Mr. John Moriarty has returned to his boat the Olympic after spending his holidays with his family. Mrs. Nathan Edwards enjoyed visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Wylie of Stouffville for the past week. Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Melvern Isaac visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sterling McDonald of Orillia. Vasey 4-H Homemaking Report The second meeting was held at the home of Cathy Taylor on Sept. 24. The meeting opened with the 4-H pledge and then the business was dealt with. The next meeting will be held at Shaunna Fergusons on Club Y Oct As this unit is Al Appliances. During this meeting the members made Tacos and these were' served' with Freshie at the close of the meeting. A new Thanksgiving event at SAINTE-MARIE AMONG THE HURONS . (1639-1649) Midland "ESPRIT DE OUENDAKE" Sunday & Monday, Oct. 12 & 13 Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Compare and experience French and native culture dating back 300 years °Weaving/ Spinning ¢Map-making French cuisine and much more Sainte Marie is located 3 miles east of Midland on Hwy. 12 Ministry of Culture and Recreation Hon. Reuben C. Baetz, Minister Vasey U.C.W. Report The Vasey U.C.W. met in the Sunday School room on Wed- nesday evening Sept. 24, with 14 members and two visitors present. The president Eleanor Edwards outlined the items of interest from the official board meeting held the previous evening. Citizenship~ and Social Action reported cards sent and several visits. A motion was passed, to prepare a dinner on Nov. 1 for the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Manley Edwards. The October meeting will be held one week earlier owing to the annual bazaar being held on Oct. 29. Further plans were made for this occasion. Devotions were prepared by the Stewardship and Finance Committee, opening with prayer by Janex Smitham. The roll call was answered with a Thanksgiving verse. Scripture was read by Irene Vasey, an alternate form of scripture by Jane Smitham and Grace Sawver. An interesting reading on prayer was given by Mrs. Martha Edwards. The meeting closed with the Mizpay Benediction followed by a tasty lunch. Rate erent