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TET AT a EE Warriors prepare for new season Liz and pe Dennis Wyebridge Warriors leld a practice last Julie Merkley St. Ann's Separate School, Penetang Corina Manson Corpus Christi Public School Arlene Merkley St. Ann"s 'Separate School, Penetang Delegates meet Tay councillors A number of delegates showed up at the April 23 meeting of Tay Township council. Doug Wilcox ap- peared advising members he felt the size of chain link fencing required by the town- ship to surround private swimming pools was too small and would require more expenditure than the larger size mesh. Council explained reasons for the smaller size with respect to safety concerns and the delegate acknowledged that he would conform to whatever the bylaw requirements are. Alex Hancox, clerk of Port MeNicoll, ap- proached Tay council request financial assistance towards a new library planned for Port MeNicoll. The matter was later referred to the town- ship's finance com- mittee for consideration in respect to the ' township's 1981 budget. Sunday morning, taking advantage of the mild spring we are ex- periencing to loosen up tight muscles and aim their sights at a higher finish in the standings than last year. Coach Brien Dutton had team members huffing and _ puffing after the first few Karen Green Bayview Public School, Midland by Ken St. Amant Are vou interested in gymnastics? If you are. vou're in for a treat. On Saturday, May 2, the Penetang Lion's Club is sponsoring the Area 3 Elementary School Gymnastic Meet. Come out and see it. I think you'll be impressed with the in- creased level of performance. Below are pictures of a few gymnasts who will be comnetirg on Saturday, May 2. minutes and_ those trying out for the team knew they were in for a workout. Bruce Guthrie has returned to Wyebridge for the summer months after completing another hockey season south of the border. During the later part of the 80/81 season, Bruce was traded from the Saginaw Gears to the Muskegon Mohawks in northern Michigan. Bruce plans to play baseball this summer and get re-acquainted with his many friends. Mike and Trish Hines spent an enjoyable Easter weekend with Trish's mother and father, Betty and Bob Forsthoff. Betty and Bob drove up from Kettering (near Dayton), Ohio and stayed with Mike and Trish from Friday to Monday. Betty and Bob are by no means newcomers to the area as they had made the trip a few times prior to last weekend. According to Trish, if the weather had been more favourable they would have flown into Huronia Airport, as Bob is a qualified pilot and they have done this in the past. Last Wednesday, the Wyebridge Fire Department was called out to extinquish another grass fire, this time on Highway 27, beside Johnson's Fruit Market. Stu. and Peggy Withers were host and hostess Easter Sunday to Kim and Lo-Ann Ly and family of Elmvale. Kim and Lo-Ann along with daughters Koi, Doan, and Koa were treated to a delicious dinner and an enjoyable evening. Easter weekend was a busy time for Gary and Darlene Preston, as they entertained weekend guests, Jacqueline and Ralph Jennet and children, Tracie and Ashley. Jacqueline is Darlene's sister and she travelled from Durham last Thursday evening and according to Akela Doug Reynolds all the boys did a fine job. What ever you do, don't make any plans for Saturday, May 9. WE NEED YOU! For what? To clean up the Wyebridge Park and do a little painting. Remember last year how only a few people showed up for this event? Well this year let's have as many out as possible. Many hands make little work and all contributions to the clean-up cause will be greatly. appreciated. See you there. Stats tell story at council During the month of March, officials con- nected with the Huronia Animal Control Center carried out a total of 94 investigations. At the same time 14 animals were redeemed or returned, 10 cats and dogs were humanely destroyed, four cats were picked up by owners' request, nine dogs were also picked up, four dogs were unclaimed, one was adopted and six animals (cats and dogs) were sheltered. The information was contained in a report tabled Monday night at a regular meeting of Midland council. Penetang B. MacDONALD & ASSOCIATES INC. 'Accountants -Business Consultants -Management Complete Income Tax Service Stayner (705) 428-3327 Elmvale (705) 322-1991 J 'dSS 'Hwy 27 at the bridge in Wyebridge CHECK OUR REGULAR PRICES! 1.65 V2 Ib. -40 Ib. 2.10 2 Ib. 1.00 Ib. Apricots Bran Cashews Dates PERSONAL LOAN RATES These days you could use a better shake on your loan interest when you borrow money. Announcing, a better shake. Between April 27th and May 9th, Sterling Trust is reducing current per- sonal loan interest rates by 10% on loans of $2500 or more. And 10% can mean a big saving in these days of high interest rates. Atthe current rate of 19%4%, our 10% saving would bring your loan interest rate down to 17%4%. In most cases, an existing loan you have elsewhere can be transferred to Sterling Trust, and we'll even do the paperwork. Come to Sterling while we're cutting our Current interest rate by 10%. It's another way Sterling Trust gives you a better shake. STERLING STERUNG TRUST CORPORATION "A petty hae Prunes Raisins 2.05 Ib. 1.50 Ib. WHY PAY MORE? Tues.-Fri, 12-6, Sat.-10-6 Sun. 1-6 526-41 18 270 King Street Telephone 526-3768 Wednesday, April 29, 1981, Page 15