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Wyebridge news Christmas in the air by Liz and John Dennis With Christmas fast approaching, activities in honer of the "festive season" spring up all over. Thanks to a combined effort by the Canadian Crafts Gift Shop and Midland resident Joy Parker, Wyebridge can lay claim to having one of the most unique "festive season" ac- tivities to come along in a number of years. --Erom Dec. 16-21, inclusive, Joy will be exhibiting her collection of antique, con- temporary and foreign dolls to the general public. The exhibit will mark the first time ever that these dolls have been "out of the closet" so to speak. Joy's collection includes dolls from the late 1800s from such far away places as Japan, China, Russia and even Siam. Joy and husband Wayne are probably best known for their miniature doll creations. These dolls. are of an international flavour and it is believed that Joy and Wayne Parker are the worlds largest manufacturers of. miniature dolls. Explains Joy, "This collection has never been seen by the public before and we felt it a shame not to share it. The Children especially will enjoy the collec- tion."' Of the hundreds of dolls. to be displayed, somé of the more notables include an original Eaton's Beauty with ribbon and a thirty inch Canadian Beauty also complete with ribbon. Due to the nature of the exhibit children are asked to bring an adult. Exhibit times are Dec. 16-21, 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. See you there! A new session of arts and crafts has begun and will continue through the winter months under' the watchful eye of in- structer Bill Mac- master. Arts and crafts are held at the Wyebridge Commu- nity Centre every Monday evening 7-8 p.m. Last Wednesday, Dec. 3, the Wyebridge Womens Institute held their annual Christmas Party at the Highland Restaurant, ~'With 24 in attendance, the women enjoyed dinner followed by games and contests. It was the concensus that the social committee did an excellent job in arranging the evening.- The First Wyebridge Cubs and Beavers en- joyed a combined meeting last Thursday and spent the evening learning and making crafts. Eva Kaiser from the Cents over Huskies of both kinds. Midland Centennials had a very successful weekend as_ they Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre was present and Eva presented a slide show on many types of birds then instructed the boys on how to dumped Haliburton Huskies 11-3 Friday night in Midland Cen- manufacture bird feeders. To show their ap- preciation the boys presented Eva with one of their recently tennial Arena and then followed that up with an other home ice victory Sacred Heart's championship on line A Simcoe County-wide volleyball tournament will be held at St. Theresa's High School in Midland Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Champions from the six areas in Simcoe County will be representing areas one through six. Sacred Heart Public School will be representing area three, which includes Midland. Sacred Heart Public School will be defending their championship in this second annual contest. Midgets win season opener Midland Secondary School midget boys' basketball team defeated Elmvale midget boys / last Wednesday in MSS' triple gym by a score of 52-33. Narrow victory - Midland Secondary School's junior boys' basketball team narrowly squeezed out Elmvale and District High School's junior boys 43-37 to start their new season last Wed- nesday. Top scorer in the game was John Johnson with 18 points for MSS. Kevin Steele of EDHS was next highest with 17 'points. Wilson Cowan and John Hudson of MSS "Christmas in the Garrison Community" Experience a 19th century Canadian Christmas at the Historic Naval and Penetanguishene Saturday & Sunday, Dec. 20 & 21 1 -4:30 p.m. Featuring: @Carols @Period Decorations eHistoric Displays eSleigh Rides eChildren's Activities Christmas Beverages The Establishments are located at the end of Church St., Penetanguishene Ministry of Culture and Recreation Ontario Hon Reuben Baetz Page 36, Wednesday, December 10, 1980 Minister each scored eight points in that game. : Brad Ritchie and Randy Barrett were EDHS' next highest scorers with seven and six points respectively. THE. WINNER'S CIRCLE 2ND $14,074.80 9 WINNERS 3rd $1,047.30 242 WINNERS Armand Top scorer in the game was Darryl Burns for MSS with 19 points while Doug Kirton of Elmvale and _ District High School was second with 12 points. Tim Grenier of MSS scored eight points in that game with Duncan McCready of MSS and Roger Allen and Duane Janes of EDHS each scoring six points. Lottaric DEC. 6 1980 0107 11121934 BONUS 04 APPLIES TO 2ND PRIZE ONLY PRIZE PAYOFFS 1ST $271,041.80 2 WINNERS Dupuis of Penetanguishene. In accordance with the 150 Club rules, his name goes back into the ticket drum along with the 99 other names and all will be eligible to win in future draws to be held the ist Monday of each month till June. Wintario WINTARIO-- DEC. 4 $100,000 - 641741 $25,000 non-decomposable 884128 837926 123070 922041 $1,000 PRIZES 11613 $100 -- 4902 $10 PRIZES 197 WINFALL -- 55 Christmas, Festival of Gifts in Elmvale draw Drawn Nov. 29. Gift certificates and winners in draw: Huronia Fireplaces...Andrea Lucock Pascal's Studio and Gallery...Debbie Hope Carpet Shoppe...Phillip Terry Elmvale Garden Center...Brent Langman. 4TH $22.70 11,180 WINNERS 5TH $5.00 131,204 WINNERS The Penetanguishene Knights of Columbus held their 150 Club draw at their regular meeting Monday night at their Hall on Poyntz Street and the winner of the $150 prize was Robert St. published cook books. On December 12, First Wyebridge will be showing the Walt Disney movie "The Jungle Book". Any interested Cub Packs are requested to contact Doug or Sandy Reynolds so that seating arrangements can be made. over Huntsville Huskies playing very good 5-4 Sunday night. hockey and _ they Lately, Midland definitely look like a Centennials have been contender . Kids, Odeon combine forces for Sally Ann For a quarter century Odeon Theatre in Midland has been holding an annual Tin Can Show in which youngsters who bring along a can of food-stuff are allowed in free. Officials at the King Street show say Saturday's event, with can goods being turned over to the Salvation Army, was one of to date. the best attended events It has been estimated 800 cans of goodies were turned over to the Sally Ann thanks to about 700 youngsters who showed up for the free movies. The staff at the Odeon came in for praise for their volunteer work during the The food now will find morning. its way into Christmas Cheer boxes the Midland Salvation Army will distribute later this month in time for the Christmas holiday. » If your club or organization | is holding a draw, Please let us know who the winner is. 526-2283 NO CHARGE West, en, The stamp place = since 1959 & MARLYNN SPECIALTIES 400 Gloucester St, Midland, Ont. 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