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<A ie ROE eee by Louise Wanless Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cameron were guests at the Sept. 5 wedding of Miss Brenda Mathers and Wayne Fox. It was held at the Anglican Church in Meaford and the reception was at the Meaford Community Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Moir of Willowdale visited on Sunday with the Camerons. Mrs. Harold Smith and Harvey visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Newmarket. Scotrty Smith returned home after spending a week here before' school reopened. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kenwell of Trenton and Mr. and Mrs. Harold wanless of Egbert visited on the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wanless and family. Mr. and Mrs. John DeGorter left on Wednesday for San Francisco. They are visiting their son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeGorter of Berkeley, California. Harry is studying at the university there. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Denbeigh (nee Elizabeth DeGorter) are home from Calgary, Alta. where they have resided since their marriage three . years ago. - The new Flos W.I. met on Tues. afternoon, Sept. 8 at the home of Mrs. Gerald King of Barrie. Nine members and three guests were present. Mrs. Jim Kennedy opened the The Library has returned to its regular hours in the Adult and Children's Dept. and the Reference Dept. will be open Monday evening starting Sept. 21. If assistance is needed with school projects ot assignments please call 526-5122 during the day or leave the requests with the Adult Library Staff and every effort will be made to leave the material for use in the Adult Library in. the evenings. Reference will be open from 10 a.m. - 12.00 noon and 1-5 p.m. every day except Monday. Monday hours will be 1-5 p.m. and 7 - 9 p.m. In the Children's Department: Fall programs are beginning the week of Sept. 21. Story Time for pre-school children will start on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 10:30 in the children's library. There will be stories, songs and games for three - four year olds. Family Film Night, which proved to be a great success last year, is back again. Film night begins Friday, Sept. 25 at 7:30 in the children's library which three movies about bears -- Paddington Recommended, Bear Hunt, and Bear Country. The movies are suitable for all ages, and they are free. A list of the fall lineup of films is available in the library. Don't forget the special library program Pierre et le Papillon., a musical concert in French and English for children. The program takes place Friday, Sept. 18 at 7 p.m. in the children's library. All kids are welcome. Midland and District Community NIGHT SCHOOL REGISTRATION at Midland Secondary School Mon., Sept. 21 & Wed., Sept. 23, 7-8:30 p.m. Pre-registration at MSS, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Courses listed in the Friday Times, Sept. 18 Course descriptions ae available at MSS, Midland Library, YMCA, Zellers. Courses start the week of Mon., Sept. 28 Enquiries: 526-2274 meeting with the Ode and everyone repeated the Mary Collect. Name a song popular in your teenage years, and bring an item for the Tweedsmuir history book was the roll call. The secretary-tre- asurer, Mrs. Alex Finlay, read the minutes and the financial statement. A thank-you note was read from Mrs. Sam Allen, now a resident of the Huronia Guest Home in Stayner. Mrs. Terry Loftus and Mrs. Harold Smith have volunteered to attend the 4-H training school in Elmvale on, Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg? Two members will also attend the quilting workshop to be held in Elmvale on Thursday, Oct. 29 and Thurs. Nov.. 5. It too will be at the office of the ministry of agriculture and food and will be from 9:30 a.m. to4p.m. both days. It was decided to enter a Harvest Festival display at the Elmvale Fall Fair Oct. 9 and 10. A donation is to be given to the fair board as in previous years. Mrs. Jim Kenney was named the voting delegate to attend the area convention in Central United Church in Barrie, Ont. 15 and 16. The branch agreed to send two members and several others plan to attend. Out October meeting will be held a week earlier than usual and will be at the Simcoe County Museum on Tues. Oct. 6 at 1:30 p.m. Entertaining our Stewart sister branch at the -- Quota approved The Ontario Municipal Board has approved Midland's capital expenditure quota of $320,000 for 1981. However council was cautioned the general approval shouldn't be constituted as approval of any item shown in the town's forecast. November meeting on The Year of the Disabled was discussed. Mrs. Cline Rawn, the convener of Tweed- smuir History who presided for the program, asked everyone to comment on the motto, Remember the past, keep records of the present and dream of the future. Quilt. the history of Mrs. Archie Wanless read an article entitled, The Comeback of the Mrs. Rawn outlined coloured settlers in Oro Township and made special reference to the African church which was recently damaged by vandals. She also talked about the Drury homestead which is at the site of the upsoming International Ploughing Match. Mrs. Kenney then conducted an in- teresting contest on, The Contents of your Purse. The ladies were divided into two teams Guardian Pharmacy 286 King St. Midland 526-8011 an Francisco and the winning team was the one which first displayed the articles on Mrs. Kenneys list. A draw donated by Mrs. Elmer Atkinson was won by Mrs. John Minnings. The meeting closed with O Canada and following the W.I. 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