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by John Dennis Wyebridge was well represented recently at Banff Provincial Park where Scouts from across Canada took part in Canada Jamboree "81. Fred Booth of Wyebridge, a member of a Midland Scout Troop took part in this mammoth campout from July 2 to July 12. On July 2 he flew, along with other South Georgian Bay Scouts to Calgary International Airport. nie From there they took buses to Banff Provincial Park. The camp consisted of 22,000 Scouts and their leaders. One of the most important parts of the camp was the Canadian Armed Forces Hospital set up to handle the possible injuries minor or major that occurred during the Designing bridge Memorable occasion for Scouts Jamboree. While in Calgary, Scouts visited the Banff Hot Springs and Gondola Lift which took them up Sulpher Mountain. = Then it was on to the Calgary Stampede, Lake Louise and later in the week a hike up one of the many mountains to a height of 7,500 feet. According to Fred it only rained once during the 10-day Jamboree but when it did they were bombarded with heavy rains and storms. Helicopters continually patrolled the Jamboree for bears in search of food and indeed one night the camp was visited by nine rather large black bears. Ministry of Natural Resources took care of the intruders with tranquilizers and it wasn't long before the camp returned to normal. Scouts even had their own newspaper, 'The Nugget Journal'"' which had six issues daily. The paper informed each group of what the other troops' activities were. The Canada Jamboree 1981 had Scouts from other countries as well including the United States, and Israel. While at the Jamboree, Fred was able to exchange a few badges. He received badges from his United States and Innuit Scout counterparts. Last week Wyebridge Midgets lost a squeeker to Port McNicoll 12-11. Midgets have lost a number of games by only a couple of runs which indicates they have the ability to win but just haven't con- vinced Mother Luck to cross over to their side. On Thursday evening in Wyebridge the Warriors hosted Hillsdale Hustlers. Hillsdale is presently in first place tied with Vasey Twin Lakes. With Paul Rowe on the mound Wyebridge pulled the plugs and did everything to im- prove on their fifth place standing, but even with Bob Downers' single run homer it wasn't quite enough and so the Warriors came out on the short end of a 9-8 score. That same evening in Wyebridge Com- munity Centre players were picked for_the annual all-star game. The game will be played under the lights starting at 8 p.m. tomorrow evening in Midland. Representing Wyebridge in the 1981 All- Star game will be Bob Dutton, Bob Downer, Maurice Reynolds and Carl Cowan. Fire hydrant now put in place ot Oe The first of several fire hydrants to be in- stalled at Smith's Mobile Home Park located just west of King Street South in Midland has now been put in place. For the past several years ratepayers in the mobile home park have been pressing for im- proved water pressure and fire hydrants. evening. No alarms after car fire Penetanguishene's firemen had a free weekend after responding to a car fire Friday The fire in a car parked near the Biltrite Cash and Carry at 188 Main Street was ex- tinguished by the time that the firemen arrived, Fire Chief Ted Light said. Meanwhile, a baseball game between the town firemen and the town policemen was scheduled for last night at McGuire Park. PGH births Mr. and Mrs. Evain Moreau, of 9 Dufferin Street, Penetanguis- hene, were the parents on July 10, 1981, of a boy weighing six pounds, 11- ounces. A six pound four Cecil Gratrix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gratrix, RR 1, Waubaushene, prepares a bridge design in the offices of Reid & Associates Limited, 143 Ferndale Drive, Barrie. He is em- ployed by the firm as an Engineering Technologist, with responsibilities projects, subdivisions and contract administration and field inspections. He formerly attended Midland Secondary School and is a graduate of the three-year Civil Engineering Technology program at Georgian College. ounce girl was born to Camillus Luckett, of RR3 Elmvale, on July 19, 1981. On July 17, 1981, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Mailloux of RR2, Penetanguishene, _be- came the parents of a boy weighing eight pounds four ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leblanc of 57 Dufferin St., | Penetanguishene, on July 14, 1981, became the parents of a six pound boy. A girl weighing nine pounds eight ounces was born on July 13, 1981, to RR3, Elmvale residents Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Drinkill. With the installation of a wider diameter pipe (brought across to the property line from under King Street) both are becoming a reality. It is understood more hydrants are to be in- stalled in the mobile home park next year during the second phase of the project. There are about 90 mobile homes in the mobile home park at the present time. including design work for municipal Young artist Stella Karpouzis of Toronto found it a perfect time this past week to visit relatives in Balm Beach with the sidewalk sale in full swing. She is shown here at the Midland Nursery School hands-on display at which children passing by were invited to paint a picture or play with some play-dough. Page 18, Wednesday, July 22, 1981 PBI WES ee Vik 4 DESO WY ~ i sae INTRODUCING THE NEW 1981 PEUGEOT "Turbo Diesel" ¢ Estimated gas mileage - EPA 45 MPG "Turbodiesel." There is magic in the name See our full selection of Peugeots in stock from which to lease or buy! 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