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Twe alarm fire causes ¥ $30, 000 aries Firefighters from Waubaushene and Old Fort Road battled this stubborn $30,000 house fire on Ouida Street in Waubaushene, Friday afternoon. The two-storey frame dwelling was Owned by --_zza--_--§ Vasey Community Nursery School is Organizing again this year and will begin on Oct 4, 1983. Anyone interested please call Mrs. Judy Marchment al 534-3727 to register. Visitors during the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Melvern Isaac were Mr. and Mrs. James Thomson of Elmhurst, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac recently visited with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boyce of Midland. The community welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Ian McDonald and family who have recently taken up residence in the former home of Mr, and Mrs. Manley Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Nixon of Toronto spent a few days with Mr. Charlie Brown last week. Vivian Lane of Little Current visited her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rumney for a few days this week. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Olive Edwards were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Edwards of Wasaga Beach and Mrs. Beatrice Miller of Elmvale. Robbie and Amanda McKeown of Bracebridge were weekend visitors with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeown. Madeline Stewart left last week for a tour of South Africa. Mrs. Polkinghorne and boys of Owen Sound spent the weekend with Mrs. Craig Painter, Lyle and Greer while their husbands enjoyed a canoe trip. Janet Wilson of Nova Scotia visited with Mr. and Mrs. Blake Edwards last week before returning to Peterboro where she is attending Trent University. The Vasey Minor Ball held their annual meeting and awards presentation in the Vasey Church on Sunday Sept. 18. Crests were presented to all those who had registered. Gary Marchment presented the crests to the T-Ball teams. The awards on this team were M.V.P. to Jim Beleskey and most sportsmanlike to Chris Edwards. The President Al Dorion presided over the annual meeting. Secreatry- Treasurer Darlene Robinson gave the financial report. The new executive for 1984 is President - Gary Marchment Secretary Treasurer - Mary Anne Belfry. Grant Robinson ex- teded thants to Al and Darlene for the con- tribution to Minor Ball in the past two years. --Eleanor Edwards Carol Graham Page 16, Wednesday, September 28, 1983 "ras %e, 'whan SH oN Pe "4 Donald Barr. Cause of the fire has been listed as undetermined. However, it is believed the blaze eriginated in the home's attic. --Photo by Ron Johnson Hit & Run The Jimmy Hendrix Story by Jerry Hopkins by CAROL DIMOCK Thirteen years since the death of Jimi Hendrix, he is still remembered as a musician in a class by himself. He redefined the spectrum of the electric guitar, making sounds no one since has been able to duplicate or explain, even with the advanced electronic tecnology developed since his death. From his bleak childhood in an im- poverished, motherless home in Seattle, Hendrix rose to become a superstar in the musically rich 60's. His brilliant guitar work speaks for intself. The story of his life at the top, his nonstop consumption of drugs and groupies, with a supporting cast of famous rock stars, has been told by Jerry Hopkins, who has written two biographies of Elvis, a biography of Jim Morrison of the Doors and other books about the hippie generation. Hopkins book is not a literary triumph, but is an absorbing chronicle of 60's music which would interest lovers of rock and roll. The book leaves the reader wondering what would have become of Hendrix if he had survived until now, which would have been his 40th year. Would he have gone on to greater heights of electifying "Foxy Lady" and "Purple Haze"' to an ageing, bored crowd? For the hedonistic Hendrix, the latter fate might have been even more dismal than his depressing end, an overdose of barbiturates and alcohol, at the age of 27. | CORRECTION: to the ELMVALE FAIR ~ PROGRAMME BOOKLET On Page 5 Class 5 Ponies should include items 1 - 11 held on Saturday, October 8. The student horse and pony show will be held on Friday, October 7, 1983. They ran their own "Marathon of Hope' Here's a list of the names of those people, young and old, who took part in Sunday's Terry Fox Run in Midland: Steve Gignac, David Shaw, Ken Puddicombe, David Forrest, Randy Hargrave, Lionel Magnan, Hollman, Dennis Desjardins, Dan Gilbert, Edward Maguire. James Stanley Reid Hindley, Robert Lee, Chirs Cruise, Joanna Gilpin, Dr. P Anand, Michael Irvine, Paul @hyaser Mills, Janice Merkley, Jacques Brunet. Kevin Snyder, Jason Sajan, Sean Bisschop, Richie Hearn, Robbie Ritchie, Mark Taylor, Steve Reynolds, Kim Wood, Greg Bouvier Tim Vaillancourt. 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