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students. p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Huronia calendar Dec. 18 The Penetanguishene Secondary School music department is presenting a Christmas concert on Thurs., Dec. 18 at § p.m. at the school. Tickets are $3 for adults and $1.50 for Dec. 20 -- For the sixth straight year the Historic Naval and Military Establishments in Penetanguishene are presenting a Christmas Open House on Sat., Dec. 20 and Sun., Dec. 21. No admission charge. Visiting hours are 1 Dec. 21 The public is invited to a Lobster Brunch on Sun., Dec. 21 at The Budd Watson Gallery, 520 Hugel Avenue, Midland. $25 per person. All proceeds for The Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. For reservations call 526-6400. Limited admission at the door. Dec. 29 -- Midland Family YMCA will be holding a Christmas Holiday Day Camp for children between the ages of six and 12 years, Dec. 29 - 31 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. Each day will feature a different indoor and outdoor set of activities and registration forms are available at the YMCA. For more in- formation, call 526-7828. Dec 31 -- The German Canadian Club is having its annual New Year's Dance Wed., Dec. 31 in the Wyebridge Community Centre: A full course warm meal is included. Live German band. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., dance starts at 8 p.m. Tickets available at Rolfoto Studio and Gunther's Watch Repair. Waverley news by Cindy Lockhart On Friday evening at the Centre, a Tree Trimming was held. Quite a few youngsters with their parents showed up despite the weather. All helped to string coloured mar- shmallows, even though a lot were eaten and put them and many colourful decorations on the tree. The evening was topped off by a visit from Santa, who got each child's name and their list for Christmas, then gave each one a bag of candy. On Thursday evening, at the Anglican Church Hall. the Women's Institute held _ their Christmas party for the members and _ their, husbands. The Institute Grace was said, and all sat down to a delicious potluck supper. Following this a short meeting was held. Roll Call was for each member to bring a stamped unaddressed Christmas card. Minutes and treasurer's report were read. Each member ex- changed a gift. Several games were played, winners were Ladies - Marg Armstrong, Winnie Armstrong and © Berneice Drinkill. Men's were Ron Leonard, Cecil Kells and Morris Darby. Also, winners of Euchre card game were Ladies' High - Eva Brown; Ladies' Low Winnie Armstrong; Men's High - Casey Vanderpoel, Men's Low Reg Drinkill. The children's Co-op Playgroup held their Christmas party on Tuesday morning at the Centre. All sang Christmas carols, had cake and juice. Two special visitors also attended the party. They were a magician, who was Brad Young from Anten Mills and of course Santa Claus. Thanks to _ these special visitors for helping to make this party a great success. This was the last get- together of this group for this year. Please watch in the newsletter from the Centre or in this paper for dates as to when the Playgroup will begin again in the new year. Spending the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grigg was Gordie Dwinnell of Elmvale. Nichols gets pair for Meatland Bantam House League' action' in Midland Arena Saturday saw Meatland defeat Cowan Con- struction 4-1 in a game where Andrew Nichols scored a pair of goals for Meatland. Nichols scored one of his goals unassisted while Robert McCallum assisted on the other. Other goal getters for Meatland were Bill Kennedy unassisted and Andrew ~ Duckworth from Willie Parliament. The lone goal for Cowan Construction was scored by Greg Daniels unassisted. In other house league action, Smith's Mobile squeezed out Walker's Electric 5-4 with Chris Moreau, Jeff King, John Quesnelle, Rick Shoesmith and Art Perrault scoring for Smith's mobile. Goal getters for Walker's Electric were David Sibley, Keith Proulx, Richard Elismere and Robert Tucker. Page 38, Wednesday, December 17, 1980 Five spots, more candidates Terry Spiker of Midland Athletics Intermediate A hockey club is still in possession of first place in the scoring race for that league. He has the most goals at 19 but trails in the assist department with 14. However, the combination of the two places him in the top spot for total points at 33. Spiker has to share that top spot though with Myles McCauley of Collingwood Shipbuilders. Top five spots in the league are hotly contested and they shape up like this: Terry Spiker, Midland Myles McCauley, Collingwood Vytas Urbas, Orillia Ron Twiss, Georgetown Les Burgess, Collingwood Steve Lyon, Georgetown Lance Kealy, Owen Sound Murray White, Collingwood John Matthews, Collingwood Frank Sheffield, Barrie Ray Tonelli, Georgetown PAL AGE PAVE R me Now appearing December 18, 19, 20 Lucas PALACE PAVERS | Mirror Image New Year's Eve Sandcastles Main St., Elmvale ENTERTAINMENT LICENSEO LLBO PHELPSTON TAVERN Country & Western Music Now appearing December 18, 19, 20 Next entertainment Leo and the Alamos December 26, 27 New Year's Eve > Pete King & Medonte Special Deceinber 20, 2.5 Din ee xs ddock Vauide "x dville Homie FF Show, <7 PHELPSTON TAVERN CAD Flos Conc. 4 Phelpston ee COLONEL HARLAND SANDERS 1890-1980 He was a rare amalgam of a man. Soldier, sailor, railroad man, self-taught lawyer. A great humanitarian and deeply religious. At the age of 65, when many look toward retirement, Colonel Sanders established one of the most successful businesses ever known. It was based on mutual trust and a handshake. Out of it grew the Colonel Harland Sanders Charitable Foundation. His licensees also became his friends, and spread his philosophy of integrity and value across Canada. In recent years, as friends and family spoke of retirement or even taking things easy, his only answer was: ; "Td sooner wear out than rust out." And that's what he did. If a man is measured by his accomplishments, Colonel Sanders was a giant. Out of deepest respect your nearby Kentucky Fried Chicken Store will be closed Friday December 19th until 5:00pm. at which time we will resume our normal service to our customers. 45 ESSA RD. BARRIE, ONT. TEL. 726-2501 371 KING ST. MIDLAND, ONT. TEL. 526-5522 He'll be missed. Store Locations:. 70 FIRST ST. 315 BAYFIELD ST. COLLINGWOOD, ONT. BARRIE, ONT. TEL. 445-0491 TEL. 726-7220 MOSLEY & SUNNIDALE STS. DUCKWORTH PLAZA WASAGA BEACH, ONT. BARRIE, ONT. TEL. 429-2311 TEL. 726-5710 ee Open daily / forlunch ¢ aaa Now onsale THE GEORGIAN 847 Vindin, Midland 526-8225 y, "Christmas in the Garrison Community" Experience a 19th century Canadian Christmas at the une Werte Jy ie Milita oric Naval and 17-1856), ishene Saturday & Sunday, Dec. 20 & 21 T- 4:30 p.m. Featuring: ¢Carols ¢Period Decorations eHistoric Displays @Sleigh 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 Minister stablishments 1p At HEM ee EI eA mn oma