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i iE, TT ata = Someone to lean on Being a Big Brother is a lot of responsibility but Martin Dupuis of Perkinsfield doesn't feel .the strain. "His little brother, Danny Menard, also of Perkinsfield finds a man he can look up to in Dupuis. A new Big Brothers center, in addition to the five already in operation in the local area, opened officially Sunday in McGuire House in Penetanguishene. Centre Flos W.I. Meeting has interesting guests Over 60 women at- tended the district September meeting of the Centre Flos Women's Institute, held at the Lions Club Building on Con. 7. Members from Centre Vespra W.I., Allenwood W.I. and Saurin were guests of Centre Flos and Crossland Women's Institutes. President, Mrs. Robt. Sheardown of Centre Flos W.I. welcomed evervone and turned the meeting over to the Conveners, Mrs. Paul Bertram and Mrs. Ken Cooper. A special contest that involved last names of W.I. members was won by Mrs. Ewart Thurlow. Rodger Allen and Paul Steele presented a humorous skit "Who's on First?" which was enjoved by everyone. A film called '"Pat- terns of Love" was presented by Home Economist Miss Mar- jorie MacDonald. The film is about a collection of quilts that are now owned by Canada Packers through prizes from Fall Fairs and how they are selected. Many winners were in- terviewed on the film. This collection of quilts will be shown at our Elmvale Fall Fair this year. President Mrs. Robertson, Crossland W.I. introduced our speaker, Mrs. Ron Coutts. Mrs. Coutts is chairlady of the Program for Women at the International Ploughing Match, to be held at Gordon Atkin- sons farm and surrounding farms at Don Crown Hill, 1981. She informed us of her duties and mentioned about the quilt com- petitions that will in- clude three different classes. Usually there is only one and there are special rules for the competitions. Mrs. Don Robertson thanked Mrs. Coutts for coming and relating the happenings thus far in the program for women. Barrie, in A contest conducted by Mrs. George Archer was won by Mrs. Reg Truax and Mrs. Draper. Several draws were given and Mrs. Alex Sheppard, Mrs. Ivan French, Mrs. Mabel Wilkinson, Mrs. Den Robertson, Mrs. John Knuff and Mrs. Dolly Phillips were winners. The evening closed with a social time which brought a close to a successful evening. Wedding bells last week Wa bv Cindy Lockhart Courses start at the Centre this week so be sure vou don't miss your course. Don't forget the first card party of the season Starts this Friday, Oct. 10 at the Centre at 8 p.m. Anyone over the age of 16 is welcome to attend. Admission is $1 per person. Come on, lets see vou there. Congratulations to Doug Truax and Ann Scott. who were married on Saturday evening at the United verley news Church. A dance followed at the Elmvale Community Hall. Visitors were from Newburg, Toronto, Englehart, Bramalea, Barrie. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Earl and family visited with Mrs. Winnie Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong and girls visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Truax. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lamb and daughter Marion spent a few days with his sister Winnie Armstrong. Charge laid after accident The driver of a car that left Highway 69 north of the Nicholson Side Road and struck a rock cut Sept. careless driving. 28 has been charged with Two of the three passengers in the company of Paulo Rebelo, 20, of Toronto, died as a result of the accident and the third passenger was taken to Toronto General Hospital in very serious condition. All of the men were from Toronto. Hilisdale news By R. Lea Canadian _ Industries. 835-2311 Mrs. Bailey showed Hillsdale Women's slides of Prince Edward Institute Island. We enjoyed The September them very much. meeting of W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Doreen Bailey. The President Mrs. Marian Drennan conducted the meeting. The Secretary, Mrs. Doreen Bailey, read the minutes of the last meeting. Motto- "Take time to stop and stare at the wonders everywhere," was explained by Mrs. Bailey in a poem composed by her father. Simcoe Area Con- vention will be held in the Presbyterian Church, Elmvale on Oct. 21-22. The meeting closed with the Sister Dora Prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Ethel Watson. On Sept. 17 the Hillsdale W.I. were guests of the War- minster branch at Mrs. Elfie Vivian's home. Roll Call - Your They had a lady there to Favourite Canadian demonstrate flower beauty spot was an- arranging. swered by 10 members. Mr. Bill Douglas A donation was given to the 4-H Club. The leaders are Mrs. Nancy underwent surgery in a Toronto hospital this past week. His daughter Elliott and Mrs. Sharon Zwicker of Maureen Welch. The Penetang also had program was on surgery- in a Toronto agriculture and hospital. We wish them CIRGLE 1ST - $738,139.10 OWINNER 2ND - $60,052.20 2WINNERS $25,000 PRIZES Lottario OCT-4-80 02, 05, 12, 29, 32, 39 BONUS 11 PRIZE PAYOFFS 3RD - $1,922.40 125 WINNERS Wintario 02-OCT-80 $100,000 PRIZES 300167 both a speedy recovery. Last Sunday, Sept. 28, the Presbyterian church celebrated its 129th Anniversary. The Ontario Bible College Chorale group came by bus from Toronto to present their ministry in songs and praises. David Archer was the organist. Rev. Wm. Lennips, Bradford delivered the sermon. Rev. Ivan Dambrowitz is the regular minister. The church' was beautifully decorated with autumn flowers for the occasion. This church has a small congregation except special days when everyone comes back home to remember and celebrate. Following the service, lunch was served by the ladies of the church and a happy time was had by all. Last Friday the Coldwater Fair was (Solel THE WINNER'S 2 =~" : be 4TH - $45.10 5,331 WINNERS 5TH - $5.00 81,757 WINNERS $1,000 PRIZES NON DECOMPOSABLE 035433 865409 470255 076571 50931 $100 PRIZES 5406 $10 PRIZES 087 WIN'FALL - 91 Winner of the Queen Cookware set, valued at $400 in the Pikes Assistance Fund Draw was Charles McCaffery of Stratford, Ontario, Thanks to all those people who helped i in the event. opened by our F.W.I.0. President, Mrs. Clarence Diamond of Hamburg, Mrs. Alvin Drennan attended the fair on Saturday. We are pleased to hear George Lockhart is home from the hospital much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ronald have returned home after their trip on the Trent Way bus service. It was a sightseeing tour along the East Coast of the United States. Historic site Ste Marie among the Hurons, an historic site Situated just outside Midland, is the cradle of Canadian. history and heritage, the stage of some of the great drama that ever unfolded in the making of our nation. is holding a draw, Please let us know who "the winner is, 526-2283 NO CHARGE When it's time for your next banquet, phone Dock Lunch . Nick will give you a deal on delicious chicken from 1-to - thousand pieces and no wings So call Pizza A Ribs Now located at Pen-Mid convenience store and gas bar on Vindin St. Fast delivery 526-9304 the VICTORIA HARBOUR Enjoy home cooked food at its best 5p.m.-9p.m. Call 534-7214 for reservation VARIETY WE CARRY ALL LOTTERY TICKETS Phone 526-3021 Wednesday, October 8, 1980, Page 29