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a a by CLARA POWER On behalf of the Library Staff I wish to thank our Patrons for their co-operation during our annual survey that took place in the Library during the week of Oct. 17. Your patience was commendable as we were compiling the government statistics. These surveys are compulsory at that (a) the Georgian Library System can evaluate their services, and (b) that the Government will continue to provide funds. How about buying your Stocking Stuffers at the Library. We have paperbacks (Harlequin, etc) on sale for five cents each. Come and gettem! On Oct. 24 Rosemary Hawke (Victoria Harbour Library), Sheila) Hamilton (Waubaushene Library) and I attended an Ontario Library Ser- vices Trent Seminar in Richmond Hill. There are a lot of changes taking place within the Public Library Systems. New forms are coming in, and Inter- Library Loans have become computerized. Our Library will be affected by these changes even though we are Off-Line - meaning we are non- computerized. Will keep you posted. Mary and Steve Roth- well hosted a wedding reception at their home for Mary's sister - Jennifer Hogan - and her new spouse Gerhard Brosch of Revelstoke, Bre: Parents and friends flew in for the wedding which took place at St. Margaret's Roman Catholic Church in Midland. My apologies to Danny Quesnelle. Parks and Recreation gave me your brother's name as being winner of the first prize for costume at the Teen Dance. Mrs. Virginia Frizzell Wins diploma Vasey -Carol Graham Eleanor Edwards Congratulations to Ian Vasey who attended commencement exe- reises at the Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto on Nov. 3, where he was one of the Ontario graduates to receive his Certified General Accountants Diploma and also was a part of the President's banquet. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards' were in Burlington _on the weekend to visit with their daughter Margaret Doakes and they also called on Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hawke and family of Brampton. Vasey Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. Irene Smitham on Tuesday, Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Olive Edwards visited with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Edwards of Wasaga Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vasey visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Drury and Darren on Sunday. Saturday, Mrs. Melvern Isaac called on Mrs. Wallace Cockburn of Midhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Clare McKeown visited last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Mel McKeown of Fergus and visitors during the week with the McKeowns were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor of Peterboro and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brewster of Woodland Beach. Rodney and Roger . Jones were in Almonte for the weekend to visit with their brother Brad Official opening A word of caution to persons walking around in the great outdoors: The controlled deer hunt in Simcoe County is underway, tomorrow. It runs November 5-8. Strollers would be well-advised to bear it in mind . until. and his wife Judy. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Russell of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Isaac on Thurs. and Friday and attended the funeral of Mrs. Russell's_ uncle, Mr. Norman Widdes. Sympathy of the community is extended to the family and friends of Mr. Norman Widdes who passed away on Tuesday, Oct. 30. The funeral was held on Friday, Nov. 2. Glad to report that Mrs. Luther Emerson has returned home from the Royal Victoria Hospital "after un- dergoing surgery. Mrs. Roy Graham of Toronto spent a few days last week with her mother Mrs. Gladys McLay. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Edwards and Greg were in Orangeville' on Saturday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Edwards and family. Mrs. Glenda Gratrix, Jennifer and her friend Carolyn of Blind River visited with the Edwards during the weekend. brought in the next item: Christmas Bazaar and Luncheon, Sacred Heart Church (basement) - Port MeNicoll, Saturday, Nov. 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tea, bake table, crafts, country store, touch and take, and much more - All Welcome! The reeve and councillors hosted an appreciation dinner Nov. 2 for all the members of the com- mittee that worked hard to make our Bicen- tennial Celebration weekend so great. The people included representatives from the Legion, Metic, Lions, P.U.C., School, and_in- Churches, Victoria Harbour by CLARA POWER 'Victoria Harbour News Bev and Mike McCluskey hosted a Hallowe'en Party at their home for 43 kids. It started with a hay ride that left from St. John's United Church with all the Sunday School kids, teachers and friends - costumed for the event. Apparently they all had Talent wanted for EDHS Variety 'Night BONNIE ORR Elmvale District High School announces the coming of its annual Variety Night, on Nov. 23. There is room for you, in this chance of a lifetime. Can you-sing a song? Play an in- strument? Tell a joke? Now is the time to get involved in your com- munity. Variety Night is also featuring a 1950s dance, starting at 9 p.m. The high ~§ school welcomes talent from all ages. Take one step into living out a dream. Step right up, positions are moving fast. For more information contact Lisa Lawson (322-1966) or Kim Tuck (429-3413). of 1985. NOTICE Sewage Disposal Installations The deadline for inspection of sewage disposal systems by the Simcoe County District Health Unit is December 1st, 1984. Further inspections will not be carried out until weather conditions permit in the spring WILLIAM STRAUGHAN, C.P.H.1(C), DIRECTOR, PUBLIC HEALTH INSPECTION DIVISION dividuals from Port McNicoll who collaborated so well together - and achieved such a_ successful celebration. During the evening there was some discussion about re- calling the Committee yearly in conjunction with the Lion's Club Carnival. So watch for more news on this topic. David Robertson and his wife were at the appreciation dinner as well. Dave will be receiving a Bicentennial Medal shortly in appreciation of his community in- volvement, especially Scouts, Church, Parks and Recreation, and much more. Wed 50 years Vina Dundas, left, and Roy Dundas, right, of Port MecNicoll, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in Midland last Saturday. Simcoe East centre, MPP Allan presented the Vasey natives with framed congratulations from the Premier of Ontario. McLean, a terrific time. The Lion's Club's Charter Night Dance was well attended. D.J. Todd Smitten played a great selection of discs for dancing including requests. Tom Chapman won a prize - a hat - and he wore it all evening. Anne Connely won a door prize. Catering of the excellent dinner was done by the Legion Ladies Auxiliary. The guest of honour - Fred Box, District ~ Governor of the Lions - spoke on Lionism. Reeve Juneau had some encouraging words to say. Tom Savage of Port MeNicoll asked me to print a retraction. My sincere apologies. I meant to say Mr. Ted Savage, a member of a concerned citizens group, placed some queries before Council at their last meeting. Members of the Choir from St. John's United Church threw a Surprise - welcome party for Barbara and Lawrence Barr at the Harbour Diner on Saturday night. Barbara sings up a storm along with the rest of the choir. THE ART PRINT SHOPPE cordially invites you to attend the opening night of a display of the photographic art of ROISIN WHITE Tuesday, November 13, 1984 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m, at the ART PRINT SHOPPE 343 King Street, Midland (behind Rolfoto) Light refreshments served All welcome Exhibit continues until December 4, 1984 PICKUPA TAKE OUT LOCATIONS: LOFT'S FAMILY RESTAURANTS INC. featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken SIT DOWN AT: 70 FIRST ST., COLLINGWOOD, TEL. 445-0491 315 BAYFIELD ST., N., BARRIE, TEL. 726-7220 and MOSLEY & 28TH ST., WASAGA BEACH, TEL. 429-2311 DUCKWORTH PLAZA BARRIE, ONT. TEL. 726-5710 Saturday & Sunday | November 10th and 11th You Can Enjoy a 15 pc. Bucket of Chicken For only $9.25 45 ESSA RD. 371 KING ST. BARRIE, ONT. MIDLAND, ONT. TEL. 726-2501 TEL. 526-5522 Wednesday, November 7, 1984, Page 13