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: Children celebrate Sunday School birthday Jeanne Webb The Sunday Night Service in the Free Methodist Church, Nov. 2, was well attended. Reverend Hubert Sch- wartz brings a series of very helpful messages on the Survival of Family Life To-day. Special music is provided each night as well. Don't forget the Wyevale Recreation Committee Christmas Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale. to be held in the Wyevale United Church on Saturday, November 22 from 1 - 4 p.m. Donations may be left at Marilyn Bumstead's or Rosalyn Maurice's. We are pleased to see both Frank Caston and Bill Ord home from the hospital once more. We trust they are both taking it easy. Wyebridze news by Liz and John Dennis One week ago Thursday, local parents had an opportunity to visit Wyebridge Central School and see for themselves just how Junior is getting along and how he or she is fitting with the class activities. Those of us who at- tended were pleasantly surprised and_ en- tertained by the various activities the children were taking part in. Jim Withers paid his old home town a visit as he spent last week, in and around Wyebridge calling on _ family members and friends. Jim returned to Ottawa last Monday. A good crowd was on hand, Oct. 25, as the Wyebridge tiremen held their annual dance. Those in attendance enjoved the crisp sound of Wayne Turner and the Northerners. Dance organizers deserve credit as it was an evening well spent. Best wishes for a speedy recovery are extended to Meredith Cuthrie from the entire village. Meredith is in Huronia District Hospital recovering from an operation. Don't forget Tuesday Night Blighty Bingo at Wvyebridge Community Centre. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the first game is at 8 p.m. The First Wyebridge Cubs participated in the annual Apple Day Program, Oct. 25. In attendance were twelve Cubs and one scout. Although the weather did not co-operate very much, the boys braved the poor conditions and did their part to help scouting in South georgian Bay. Last Thursday the Cubs held their Halloween evening. They enjoyed dunking for apples and playing several games, in what was described._as a fun- night. During the meeting, Chris Woods was of- ficially invested into the First Wyebridge Cub Pack. The meetings for the Cubs and Beavers. will be cancelled tomorrow evening, due to the ACW's Annual Roast Beef Supper, which will be from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. 4-H Club holds last meeting by Louise Wanless Mr. and Mrs. Tony Porretta, Linda, Robert and David visited on the weekend with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Spohn and daughter Margaret and familv who have recently moved _ to London. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wanless spent the weekend in Burlington with the former's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mair and David. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Svirplvs on the birth of a grandson, Tony, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Svirplvs H ire of Bramalea and brother of Lisa. Mr. and Mrs. Svirplys were in Bramalea this weekend to see their new grandson. Members of the New Flos W.I. who attended the Simcoe Area WI. 48th annual convention held in the Elmvale Presbyterian Church were Mrs. A. Finlay, Mrs. S. Allen, Mrs. J. Cameron, Mrs. J. Kennev, Mrs: die DeGorter, Mrs. C. Rawn. Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. H. Smith and Mrs. A. Wanless. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wanless of Egbert were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wanless. The New Flos 4-H Club '"'The Four Food Fanatics'"" met Friday evening at Brigid McGill's and answered the roll call, "The most interesting idea I learned during this project and my favourite recipe."' They made almond cookies and served them with Partv Punch. This was their sixth and last meeting before planning and preparing their exhibit for achievement dav. Ladies attend area convention by R. Lea 835-2311 Congratulations to Bettv Lynn and Charlie Morrison who were married in the United Church Oct. 11. Betty Lynn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Reynolds of Barrie. Charlie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison of Hillsdale. The Simcoe Area Convention was held in the Presbyterian Church, Elmvale on Electors of the Township of Flos A SINCERE THANK-YOU for the opportunity of again serving & your Deputy-Reeve for the 1981-82 term. Don Bell Tuesday and Wed- -nesdav.' Those attending from Hillsdale were: Mrs. Marv Morrison, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Mrs. Ethel Watson, Mrs. Eva Tinnev, Mrs. Marian Drennan and Mrs. Ruth Lea. Miss Moira Hunt of CKVR television in Barrie was the guest speaker on Wednesday. She spoke on the theme - Without Vision, the people perish. We welcome John and Linda Redforth, Lorrie, Tracey, and Shelley to the Wvevale area. They have just moved here from Hillsdale. A birthday party was enjoyed by the children, their parents and friends of the Wyevale United Church Sunday School, following the Worship Service on Sunday, Oct. 26. It was held to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Sunday Schools, started by Robert Raikes in England. Children with paper hats, balloons and smiling faces covered with cake icing, were seen leaving for home at the end of the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beacock chose _ the month of September for their vacation. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Leyman THE WINNER'S 4 Murdoch of New Liskeard, (Leyman was formerly of Wyevale) they travelled to the west coast, thoroughly enjoying the weather and scenery. Vancouver gave them a wet reception though. At Lodgepole, Alberta, they visited with Marie's brothers, Joe and Larry and sister Wanda. At Edmonton they stayed with Robbie Beacock for a few days. At Portage La Prairie thev enjoyed a day or so with Jack and Jean Greene. All told, it was a beautiful holiday. Doreen and Cliff Grenier enjoyed a week in Northern Ontario recently. Their friend met them by plane, taking them for about a 40 minute flight into his hidden paradise in the North. There they relaxed, getting away from civilization for a CIRCLE We'll be gla Lottaric Nov-1-80 1ST - $288,971.90 0 WINNERS 2ND - $67,151,40 2 WINNERS 3RD - $1,406.00 191 WINNERS 4TH - $33.80 7,950 WINNERS 5TH - $5.00 110,339 WINNERS Wintario Oct. 30 $100,000 PRIZES 592624 $25,000 PRIZES 699034 736726 701795 517574 $1,000 PRIZES 95125 $100 PRIZES 4997 $10 PRIZES 953 WIN'FALL NO. 78 Got any winners? Just send their names and what they won to us. d to print them whole week. They both came back refreshed and refueled to face the world again. The Wyevale Recreation Committee Christmas Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale to be held in the United Church on Saturday, Nov. 22, is less than a month away. Any donated articles for the bazaar can be left at committee members' homes - Marilyn Bumstead or Rosalyn Maurice. Did you know that the Elmvale Fair Queen is from Wyevale? We wish to congratulate those who made such a wise choice. We are proud of our Wyevale gals. Michelle King is the daughter of Nelson and Ruth King. She was interviewed by our Master of Ceremonies Guy Maurice, at the Centennial Slides, shown a week ago. We % a >, if _* is holding a draw, Please let us know who the winner is. 526-2283 - NO CHARGE ~* phone Dock Lunch Nick will give you a chicken from 1-to thousand pieces and B® Dock Lunch 549-8111 - 534-7214 all learned a little about the activities of a Queen. Guy also drew our attention to the fact that Michelle is both King and Queen. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Vera Phillips has moved from our locality. She has been a Wymbolwood Beach resident for quite a number of years. However, Midland is close enough that we hope to see her often. Bessie Large was a patient in Penetang General Hospital for a few days. We are pleased to report that she is home again. Some of our men are home from the muose hunt. At least one group we know of, bagged a couple. Mrs. Hilda Phillips is now in Royal Victoria Hospital, Barrie. She is sporting a cast on her leg. es) MARLYNN SPECIALTIES 400 Gloucester St, Midland, Ont. L4R 154 Phone - 526-6753 Bill Waters When it's time for your next banquet, deal on delicious no wings So call Your ad could be here next week, call 526-2283 Enjoy home cooked food at its best 5 p.m. -9 p.m. Call for reservation