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SSS eT Community mourns resident's passing by Marguerite Dunlop The Community was saddened by the death of Mr. Jack Dunlop of Coldwater on Wed- nesdav, Nov. 5 at Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital. He was born in Moonstone where he lived until his marriage lo Miss Ella Graham of Eadv. He then moved to the former Bud Ryan farm on the Coldwater Road just south of Coldwater. After some years he moved to Coldwater. He sold his farm to thé Stewart Alderson family, whose' son Harvey now lives there. Jack remained in the Coldwater home after the death of his wife, spending the later winters with some of his family, until he was taken to the hospital about six weeks ago. He has three daughters Jane, Mrs. Ralph Lipsett of Toronto, Dorothy, Mrs. Romaine Croskill of Mount Forest, and Grace. Mrs. Bob Tip- ping of Orangeville. He also leaves seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was interested in sports, playing with the Edmonton hockey team while he was in the West in his young days. He also enjoyed football and baseball. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Coldwater and was on the board of Elders. Mrs. Bruce Speerin, Emma, is the sole survivor of this large family. The extension to the Jim Eakley house is coming along well. The hunters' are returning ffom their annual hunt with varied results. The definite results are not yet announced. However we do know that Lloyd Dunlop shot two par- tridge in the backyard on Saturday morning. Mrs. Lynn Lockhart is still in Barrie Royal Victoria Hospital but her condition is im- proving. Thursday, Nov. 13 the Simcoe County Health. Unit will be visiting our school to administer the Annual Brush-In. From Nov. 17 to Nov. 28 will be the first term examinations. Report cards will be sent home on Dec. 5th. Non- Instructional Days for November will be: Tuesday, Nov. 11 (Remembrance Day) and Thursday and Fridav, Nov. 20 and 21. These two days are designated as Professional Develop- ment Days by the Simcoe County Board of Education. Teachers will be involved in workshops _ throughout the County. The winners of the "Super Citrus Fruit Salespeople" were First Prize $50 to Steven Gray; Second Prize $25 to Cathy McFarland; Third Prize - pocket radio to Kevin Orr. Robbie King, Michelle Blunt, Terry Tomlin and Jeff Blunt. Weekend visiting bv Eleanor Edwards and Carol Graham Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumney enjoyed a visit during the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. _ Howe of Hamilton also Mrs. W. J. Rumney of Hamilton. During this lime they also visited Mrs. Rumney's aunt Mrs. Clara Jamieson of Cambridge. Mr and Mrs. Ellsworth Collins of Wvebridge and Mrs. Effie Kellogg of Shinglehouse, Penns- ylvania_ visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Farl Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Edwards. Mr. Peter Powell has returned home after altending a convention in Vancouver BC during the past week. Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. David Jones and family were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Trussler and family of Kitchener. Svmpathy of the community is extended lo the family of the late Mr. Alfred Tinney of Toronto and formerly of this community. Rev. Francis Cook conducted the memorial service in the Vasey United Church on Sunday af- ternoon. Congratulations to Mr. Frank Rumney on November 15 on the occasion of celebkrating } being 80 years young. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards visited on Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schoneveld and Jeremy of Barrie. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hamilton and family were: Mr. and Mrs. Rodnev McGrath and Kim of Burlington, Mrs. Alf Tinney and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers all of Toronto, Mrs. Blanche Zelisney of Midland. Mrs. Robert Graham 0' Elmvale spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Robinson and familv Mr. and Mrs. Jack MeGurn, Craig and Carol of Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. John Wvlie of Stouffville Ys | | | visited weekend. with Mrs. Nathan Edwards. during the Mrs. Owen Smitham of Sparwood BC visited on the weekend with the Frank Smithams and the Doug Smithams, Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald of Toronto spent the past week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McDonald. Mr. Charlie Robinson visited with Mrs. Jack Waples of Elmvale during the past week. Marvyn Hawke of Brampton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeown visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brewster of Toronto and also with Mrs. Brewster in the Bethany Lodge, Unionville. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunn and family of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards. Sing-song highlights Supper by Louise Wanless Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cline Rawn and family have been Mr. and Mrs. Paul DeRosiers of King City. Mrs. Allen Sinclair of Collingwood, Mrs. John Wilson of Schomberg and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Recreation Hall booked with events bv Jeanne Webb Adult recreation will be held in the gym each Tuesday at 8 p.m. November 18 will be vollevball and _ bad- minton, November 25 - Euchre, Dec. 2 - mauane Dancing, Dec. 9 Vollevball and bad- minton and Dec. 16 - Euchre. Don't .forget the Wvevale Recreation Committee 'Christmas Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale. to be held in the Wvevale United Church on Saturday, Nov. 22 {OMe i eee eiiie Donations may be left at Geddes of Aurora. Mrs. Clarence Atkinson spent sometime with her son Harold and family of Wyevale news the home of either Committee member Marilvn Bumstead or Rosalvn Maurice. Hilda Phillips has been transferred back to Penetang Hospital from Royal Victoria in Barrie. where she spent some time. The messages on Familv Life by Pastor Schwartz of the Free Methodist Church are proving to be both in- teresting and beneficial. There are still three in November. Why not attend? The time is 7:30 p.m. Sunday evenings. We are pleased to see both Frank Caston and Bill Ord home from the hospital. We trust they are both taking it easy. We welcome John and Linda Redforth, and daughters Lorrie, Tracy and Shelley to the Wvevale area. Thev have just moved here from Hillsdale. Elmvale Sunshine Club bv Whilhemene Cameron Time is marching and we are becoming ac- customed to Standard Time. The days are much shorter. Our president Ignatius O'Halloran opened the meeting with the singing of O Canada. There were about 80 members present to plav the games of their choice. Winners were as follows: Bridge - Ena Adams and Bertille Marlev; Euchre - Zaida Drinkill and Art Settle, and Cribbage ended in a lie. We had a sing-along with Emily Finlay, a verv able leader. Our next meeting will be Tuesday, Nov. 11 as there is voting on Mondav in the Com- munity Hall. Our Christmas dinner was discussed and will be held December 15 with Tsobel Doan and Tessie Beardsall giving the tickets Dec. 1 and 8. The collecting for the blind is coming along fine We all hope Vi Car-. nahan feels better soon Dec. 18 -- Judging for the Best Decorated Residence in the village will be held on Thursday, Dec. 18. as the Chamber of Commerce's way of celebrating the Christmas season with area residents. First prize will be $25. VALUABLE COUPO Pre-Holiday Offe Ladies, clip this coupon and pr Fashion Two-Twenty profession I skin care and make-up demonstatin. & rea holiday season with a radiant new you! ) Choice of free gift. For appt. call 526- 6834 ! Se Se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee es ee ee ee es as we miss her, Happy birthday greetings to Elsie Dean whom I missed for September. So sorry! Happv birthdays for the month of November are, Mariha Edwards, Mary Johnston, Alic: Pearson and Frank Runiney. Several members renewed their mem- berships and there area few more yet to come. Guelph while Greta visited in Calgary with her brother-in-law and sister. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Benbeigh. Master Peter Atkinson visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John DeGorter and familv. Mr- and Mrs. Gren- ville Doan of Barrie and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wylie of Collingwood were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wanless. Svmpathy is ex- pressed to Mrs. Bert Kenny and family on the death of her husband on Sunday, Oct. 26. They are former residents of this community. Mrs. Kenny, "is ax< past president of the New Flos W.I. and the Farm Forum. On Saturday evening, Nov. 1 friends and neighbourts met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Carr and family and presented them with a lovely wall clock and a thirty-cup electric coffee maker. The Carrs, who have resided on the sixth line for the past seven years, have sold their farm and are moving to Oro Township. Svmpathy is ex- pressed to Harvey Beecroft who had the misfortune to cut his right arm in a saw. He spent several days in the Royal Victoria 33% TO 50% DAILY SAVINGS "Ready-Made Drapes AND "Upholstery "Fab 0g Page 36, Wednesday, November 12, 1980 FABRIC & DRAPERY Outlet prices WE and up. Save Hospital in Barrie and now has his arm in a cast. Congratulations to Miss Linda Porretta who was the recipient of the Crown Life Mathematics award for the highest marks in Grade XII General Mathematics at Eastview Collegiate in Barrie. (She was presented with the award at the Com- mencement Exercises Saturday evening, Nov. de Congratulations to Miss Lisa Sanderson who was a news tip winner on CKBB. Seven members of the New Flos W_I. attended the District Workshop held in Elmvale at the office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. This was for branch presidents, conveners and P.R.O.'s and was conducted by Mrs. Donald Jacobs with the assistance of Board Director Mrs.. John Brown of Washago, Ten members were guests of the Saurin W.I. at their Nov. 5 meeting. The annual fowl supper was held Friday evening Nov. 7 in the Phelpston School Hall. Following a bountiful supper. a sing-song was led bv Mrs. Jim Kenney and Mrs. Alex Finlay. Miss Darlene Del Mastro who has _ suc- cessfully completed twelve 4-H club units and received Provincial honours, was presented with a small gift by the 4-H Club leaders, Mrs. Terrv Loftus and Mrs. Harold Smith. A lucky draw for a hamper of apples was won by Jim Kenney. Six games of progressive euchre were enjoyed. HEARING AIQ CUSTOM-MADE FOR YOUR EAR...AND YOURS ALONE...THE B-ltoneDU e Engineered to you Over 30 Models -- One for every budget. Beltone Hearing Aid Service-- 110 Dunlop St. W., at Bradford Barrie, Ontario L4N-4Y4 Nearing needs. supplies. MILL OUTLET 547 Bayfield St. N. 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