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| SS Se BN a by Mrs. F. Craig The. September Women's Institute meeting was under the convenership of Bar- bara Dunsmore. As convener of Agriculture and Canadian Industries she had arranged a tour of Woodside Pottery. The pottery is in the old schoolhouse in the village. We were very interested in Hartley's explanation of the different types of clay and their uses, the stages an article must pass through, the firing in the kiln, and most facinating of all to see, a vessel take shape under his hands on the potter's wheel. This was the first visit for some of the members to an industry which was established in our community more than three - years ago. Wyevale Following the tour we repaired to - Mrs. Dunsmore's home for the business meeting and lunch. Reports of District Annual, District Directors meeting, and 85th anniversary dinner of FWIO were given. Delegates appointed to Area Convention are Jean Oades and Betty Lou--Carr,. "ito -was decided to send $50 to Barrie and _ District United Appeal in place of canvassing, as most people give to the ap- peal at work. Mavis Burnham is to contact Mr. Geddes, principal of W. R. Best, to see if there is a_ piece of equipment we might contribute to the new gym. Mrs. Carr is to make some inquiries regarding the cost of bleachers for the ball by Jeanne Webb Wyevale Community has been busy. On Sept. 20 several people from the area gathered at the home of Mr-~and Mrs. Ken Greaves. The happy occasion: Mr. and Mrs. Andy Greaves from Calgary, and on their honeymoon, were visiting for a few days. A wedding presentation was made to Andy and his lovely wife, Jody. The community bought them a gorgeous sculptured hooking picture of cedar wax wings, and a beautiful needlepoint of the Heidelburg Castle. These were both done by local talent. Andy and Jody had enjoyed several days in Florida also. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greaves and family motored to Calgary to attend the wedding of Andy and Jody, Sept. 4. Jody was the former Miss Jody VanDen Brink. Several relatives from Ontario also at- tended the wedding. On Sept. 22, there was a community shower held in the Orange Centre, for © Miss Rosalyn Hussey and Mr. Reese Dunsford. The happy couple are to be married Oct. 2. They were quite thrilled with the many lovely and useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Campbell flew to Calgary to attend the September wedding of Andy Greaves and Miss Jody VanDen Brink. After the wedding nuptials, the Campbells continued their trip to the west coast and up as far as Alaska and the _ Yukon. They report a marvellous trip. We will be looking forward to- more of Victor's slides, sometime in the future. Eight ladies from Pine Ridge Women's Institute enjoyed a pot luck supper on Sept. 14, as guests of Wyebridge W.I. HOMECOMING pecials Special Savings on ourown Savings on our own LAMERS' LABEL PAINT Manufactured for us by Benjamin Moore * LATEX FLAT @ Latex Masonry Paint e@ Latex Primer Sealer $ 1 Q:95 Gallon * LATEX EGGSHELL Alkyd Semi-Gloss uh es Also available in 5 gallon sizes at greater savings! WALLPAPER @ Hundreds of in-stock patterns to choose from 20-50% oFF Special Grouping -Ready Mad: DRAPES & SHEERS 20-30 %orr For atl your decorating needs... itpaystoshop.& saveat LAMERSurired 313 King St Midland, Ont 526-7411 66 Mississaga St. E Orillia, Ont. 326-8066 the home of park. Members are reminded to _ bring mental health gifts to the October meeting. St. John's ACW met at Mary Kendrick on Sept. 22. Plans were made for our annual bazaar, which will be held at St. John's on Oct. 27. An acknowledgement was received for the con- tribution we made to the Robt. Humphrey Memorial. Deanery presidents meeting will be held at Creemore Oct. 6. We plan to attend St. Paul's, Midhurst, Walk in the Woods on Octy 15: 3 St. John's "Harvest Service will be held at 9:30 a.m. on Oct. 3. Mr: and Mrs. Lew Tatton, Greg. and Darren, spent last weekend at Six Mile Lake. Miss Brenda Tatton accompanied her nieces, Denyse and Melinda Pigeau, to Wonderland on Sunday, a special treat for Denyse's birthday. Sinton Bus Lines Girls Pottery demonstration Softball Team are of Hawkestone, 19 at Copeland Forest. charge of some of the Champions of the Oro celebration ae ean Craighurst . members. day's activities. Girls League. They was held at Sintons attending were Mr. and Bert and _ Enola played anexciting game _ following the game. Mrs. Max Craig and Ellsmere flew to Alberta to attend their granddaughter's wed ding. The Huronia Woodland Owners held their fall outing on Sept. before a good turnout of fans on Sept. 19, against Excavating Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Elismere and Jennifer. Shelswell Mr. John Caston was in The spirit of Midland a tribute to Midland and its people. That's what he says at the outset of remarks prepared for a Midland Homecoming '82 souvenir program which is currently on sale in town for $1 "We have much of which to be proud, much to celebrate and much for which to give thanks." "We have a heritage, a way of life and a com- munity spirit that sets Midland apart from other communities," Hacker goes on to say. The official program, Middy Bear hats, buttons, Middy Bears and T-shirts are all on sale in an effort to drum up interest in this gala event. Hats, buttons and programs are on sale at The Times office. The three-day extravaganza rolls into high gear Friday night and continues to late Sunday. Certainly the place to be this weekend is in Midland...for Homecoming '82. 'ss i. FRED HACKER: Midland Homecoming "82 Committee chairman believes Homecoming '82 is PaO Me Wee NS Ee RS BREATH AND READ THIS. OLD YOUR If your chimney is defective, your house may be feeling just like you do right now. Because heating systems take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide. Just like you do. But when a furnace can't get enough oxygen, or carbon dioxide can't escape, your house can't "breathe" Carbon monoxide can be created and that is a dangerous situation for you and your family. A clean and clear chimney is necessary to vent your furnace properly. Here are some warning signs of chimney deterioration: L] loose mortar and bricks (] white powder or water stains on chimney above roof (] water stains at the chimney's clean-out door. YOU MAY NEED A'CHIMNEY LINER TO PREVENT EROSION OF THE MASONRY. For your safety, and for your peace of mind, have your heating system and chimney inspected and cleaned annually by a qualified contractor. You and your house will both breathe a sigh of relief. Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations @ Ontario Robert Elgie M.D., Minister ° William Davis, Premier Wednesday; September 29, 1982, Page 11