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2 ee Birthday greetings by Eleanor Edwards Mrs. Carol Graham Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rumney were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Digby Elliott and Molly of Waterloo. Birthday congratu- lations this week to Miss Margaret Cummings of Grove Park Home in Barrie who will be 105 years young on Oct. 30. On Nov. 3, Mrs. J. Bell of Bethany Lodge, Unionville will celebrate her ninetieth birthday and also on Nov. 3 Mr. W.A. Isaac of Midland will be 92 years old. Best wishes to all of them. During the weekend, Calvin and Eleanor Edwards accompanied Mrs. Pat Rumney to Kingston where they visited with Brenda FFs cE ER Ras «o's Rumney on Saturday and on Sunday they visited with Mrs. Vera Greider of Lindsay. Lyle and Greer Painter have returned home -from_ Huronia District Hospital where they were patients last week. Continued progress back to good health is wished for them. Congratulations are in order on Nov. 5, for Mr. and Mrs. Manley Edwards. who will celebrate 50 years of married life together, and continued health and happiness in future years is wished for them. Glenn Nixon of Toronto spent the past week visiting with his father. Mr. Jack Nixon. Mr. and Mrs. George 1980 prices for 1981! program for 1981. additional charges. Combe Mountain. Kamloops, B.C. Brochure. offer California. rate. their finger tips. vacation. possible. suit vour needs. Travel News, Views by Carol Crawford CP Air charters have now released their Included in their new departures will be Munich and Dusseldorf. chased before Nov. 15 for any departure for 1981 the air fare will not be subject to any If tickets are pur- Ski B.C. If vou have been to Whistler Mountain north of Vancouver and like the area but want something new Skitrek is now offering Black Also offered for the first time in the 1981 / 82 season is Tod Mountain, 33 miles from Alberta and Quebec ski programmes are also offered in the Skitrek March Break Space for Disney World is very limited for March break in Florida, but Eaton Tours can you * the original DisneyLand in Programs include seven nights ac- comodation, six percent California state tax, two days admission and 15 attractions at Disneyland, admission and 11 attractions at Knott's Berry Farm and round trip tran- sfers from the Los Angeles Airport. Prices commence from $199 Canadian twin Camper Rentals If vou have not seen all the attractions in Florida as yet and find it difficult to move every night to a different accommodation a camper holiday may be your answer. Campers can accommodate from three to six passengers and offer either an unlimited mileage plan or limited mileage plan. Florida offers many recreational vehicle parks to choose from and all are well equiped. This is a great way for a family to have the freedom to tour around and the convenience of accommodation and eating facilities at Friends Travelling Together A great advantage for friends travelling together is Villa Living. Beautiful Villa's in all major destinations offer a totally different Imagine your own villa with maid service, your own pool, a private cook and gardener. Villa staff work at least eight hours a day, five to seven days a week and are eager to make your vacation the most memorable one Just select the villa size and location best to Boghic of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Benke and Andrew. Michelle, Kim and Stephen Jones visited on the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson of Shanty Bay. Mrs. Peter Sharp of Toronto spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumney and_e also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Robinson. Last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs.- Frank Smitham visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Potter of Ardtrea and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elliotts. of Orillia. Sunday they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smitham and familv of Sunnyside. The members of the Faint family gathered at the Continental Inn in Barrie last Wednesday in honour of Dr. and Food studied at 4-H bv Cindy Lockhart The fifth meeting of the Waverley 4-H Club was held on Wednesday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ron Leonard, with six members present. The minutes were read by Chantel Leonard. The roll call - 'Find a recipe using crepes" was answered along with home assignment by each member. Mary Leonard then turned the meeting over to the leaders, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Leonard who proceeded with the meeting. The girls were divided into two groups, Mrs. Leonard's group made "Bettv Peaches" and Mrs. Armstrong's made "Saucv Franks." The Canada Packers Quilt Display is on displav at the Center: It runs from Oct. 25-Oct. 29. A good number of visitors have viewed the quilts. then enjoyed a cup of tea and a muffin. The second card party of the season was held Fridav. Oct. 24 at the center. The winners were Ladies' High Iona Zabb: Ladies' Low Lola Rumney; Men's High George Rumney; Men's Low Frank Zabb, and the Door prize Hazel Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Slugoski and Charlene of Woodstock visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lockhart ahd family on Sunday. The next card party will be held Friday, Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. at the Center. We hope that Lorrie Pickard is on the mend after being involved ina car accident last week. She is in Huronia District Hospital. Mr. Cecil Kells and Mrs. Winnie Armstrong visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong and girls in Cambridge over the weekend. Mrs. S. Pickard is a patient at Huronia District Hospital where she underwent surgery. A speedy recovery is wished to her. Mrs. A. J. Renny who were recently married and who were returning to their home _ on Gabriola Island on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faint and family of Port Dover visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Faint and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Graham and family. Several attended the birthday party held in honour of Miss Margaret Cumming at the Grove Park Home in Barrie on Saturday. Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Manley Edwards were Mr. and Mrs. Wes Campbell of Port MeNicoll. Several ladies at- tended the area Institute Convention in Elmvale last Tuesday and Wednesday. Vasey W.I. Report Mrs. Irene Smitham chaired the October 14th meeting of the Vasey Women's Institute in the absence of our president. After a short business meeting, Mrs. Smitham welcomed 16 members, three visitors from Coldwater, three visitors from Ebenezer and nine guests from Vasey. Following the Ode and the Creed, Mrs. Pauline Kellv explained the motto: "Spend your hours learning, not yearning." The roll call was 'What is the best gift vou could give a child."" was answered many different ways, but most agreed that love-and understanding should come first. The minutes were read by Mrs. Sadie Dupuis and the treasurer's report given by "Mrs. Madeline Edwards. _ Two guest speakers, "Mrs. Don Harvey, the Provincial Board Member and Mrs. Mary Brown, Area P.R.O. were introduced by Mrs. Smitham and thanked by Mrs. Pauline Kelly. Mrs. Smitham con- ducted a contest and then we were beautifully entertained by three singers, Miss Tara Lynn Kelly, Mrs. Pauline Kelly and Sister Virginia Gorman. The meeting closed with the singing of the Queen and the Institute Grace. Lunch was served. ' The next meeting will be held Tuesday, Nov. 11 at the home of Miss Eleanor Edwards at 1:30 p.m. The regular meeting will be followed by a Tupperware Party, with the proceeds to go to the Institute. ELECT LYNN MORTON Councillor Tay Township | secure investment. They're backed by all the resources of Canada. 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