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x Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marchment of Toronto were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Marchment, Kevin and Alana. Mrs. John Moriarty and Mrs. Olive Edwards visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Edwards of Wasaga Beach and Mrs. Beatrice Miller' of Elmvale. The Vasey U.C.W. will hold their annual Bazaar, Tea and Bake Sale on Oct. 26 at 2 p.m. Congratulations to David Chapman and Lorna Germain who were married at Midhurst Park on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Len Hawke of Brampton visited on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smitham were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smitham and family of wi by Louise Wanless At the Oct. 11 meeting of the New Flos W.I. held at the home of Mrs. Mary Loftus the branch agreed to donate $120 to buy a pump in aid of the A.C.W.W. and UNESCO program Water For All which the F.W.1.C. has agreed to help. F.W.I.C. hopes to raise $50,000 in the next few years for supporting this wor- thwhile endeavour. Half the world's people - two billion are without reasonable access to a safe and adequate water supply. Citizenship & World Affairs was the theme of this meeting which was chaired by the President, Mrs. Eileen Kenney. Nine members answered the roll call: Name a T.V. program suitable for children. Mrs. Eva DeGorter commented on_ the motto, 'The smallest deed done is greater than the grestest in- tention." BY BEULAH M. BARR Moonstone Presby- terian Church will be celebrating a very special Anniversary this vear. The 95th Anniversary of the Church will be held on Sunday. Oct. 23, at 11 a.m. with Rev. Alfred Moore delivering the inessave and the choir of Six Andrews Presbyterian Church, Awards presented to 4-H girls BY JEAN SIMS Allenwood W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Car! Trace on Wed., Oct. 5 Mrs. Reg ~ Truax thanked the hostess and welcomed the members and visitors. Mrs. Truax read a poem, "The winding road of life." The motto-"If it was not for agriculture, what would the city man do?" was given by Mrs. Stewart Palmer. The roll call, "name a vocation in which you were Once employed"', was answered by all present. A report was read by the Alternate District Director, Mrs. Howard Madill. Plans to cater for Elmvale Legion Banquet in November were discussed. Mrs. Reg' Truax presented the 4-H girls, who are sponsored by Allenwood W.1., with awards for their achievements. Verna Trace was Contois wins Gerrard Contois of 40 | Sess. Penetanguishene, won the fire extinguisher which was a door prize presented with an engraved tray for 4-H advanced honours, this being 18 units. Theresa Toner and Tina Lalonde each with six units, were presented with pins, the flower emblem _ of Ontario, Mrs. Stewart Palmer was in charge of the program on, Canadian Industries. She gave a very interesting paper on Reinhart's Vinegar of Stayner and also the processing of Marachino cherries. Many useful hints using vinegar were given, also some recipes. The meeting was adjourned and lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Verna Trace and Mrs. Percy Sims. November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Isobel Doan, Wednesday evening at 8 p.m., Nov, 2, extinguisher last week, part of the town volunteer fire department's open house. Correction Johnny's Pizza Ad of Oct. 14, should have read buy 1Irg. Pizza & get a small pizza for only 99 cents We apologize for any inconvience caused by this error. 1983 Sunnyside and Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt of Cum- berland Beach. The Vasey Cemetery Board take pleasure in announcing the ap- pointment of Janet Hamilton as_ their Treasurer and Gary Hamilton as_ their caretaker and manager. We _ further wish to express our appreciation and thanks to Mr. Charles Brown for Over 20 years of dedicated service in these rolls. Mrs. Martha Edwards visited during the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGurn of Mississauga and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Soloniko of Burlington. The Sacrament of Baptism was held at the Vasey United Church on Sunday, Oct. 16, when Daniel Bradley son of Car! and Irene Hubbard --was welcomed in the church family. A number from the community attended the Chapman-Germain wedding on Saturday in Midhurst and_ the reception in Waverley. Mr. and Mrs. Melvern Isaac attended the funeral of their niece Mrs. Loretta Morrish of Toronto last Tuesday. They also visited with Mrs. Myrtle Johnson while in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods and family and David Woods all of Sarnia were weekend raises funds for water pump The topic given by Mrs. Louise Wanless was on, "Canadians For Decency." Justice Minister, the Hon. Mark McGuigan is looking for guidance on "obsenity"'. He is considering amendments to the obscenity laws to allow police to crack down on the sale of pornographic films, cassettes & Magazines. Write your views to him. No postage is needed when writing to an elected member of the the Coldwater, in at- tendance to administer in Song. With the historical past and many descendants of the forefathers of that era living in the area. the Church has been and is a very important Religious Centre in the Community. A most cordial invitation § is extended to each and all to attend this important service. Refreshments will be partaken of following the service and a time of fellowship enjoyed by all those who attend from near and far. Please come. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gibson motored to Aylmer to spend the Thanksgiving weekend visiting Mrs. R. Sykes, an aunt, who resides there and also visited relatives in Ottawa, before retur- ning home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jolmstonevc aRehcs2. Orillia, visited at Deepdale Farm on a recent evening. Mrs. Austin Moran has not been enjoying House of Commons in Ottawa. We_ should monitor the T.V. and write in to the station if we are offended or pleased. Individual letters are always the strongest. Canadians for Decency's address is P.O. Box 637, Station B, Willowdale, Ont. M2K 2P9. Their next seminar is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 4 at the Prince Hotel in Toronto. Mrs. Elva Smith reported on the District meeting held in Elm- A very special anniversary. pyood health, her friends hope things will soon change for the better for her. € Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Butt made various trips to their country home throughout the summer from their cottage in the Highlands of Haliburton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Smith and boys were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brandon and sons, of Coldwater, on Thanksgiving Day. Bird migrations are taking place very day, with many flocks of Canada Geese wending their way southward. One flock was noticed flying north instead. Could that mean something? The black- birds and redwings have been gathering in huge flocks for days and their migrations are something to see when the flocks all get together and pass any given area in a seemingly endless stream which can last for thirty minutes or longer. 'Bye~- 'Bye Blackbirds. vale on Monday, Oct. 3. Mrs. Ina Smith read an amusing article, "What is a Canadian?" Mrs. Helen Rawn was the winner of Mrs. Emily Finaly's contest on the W.I. and the draw donated by Mrs. Loftus was won by Mrs. Mary King. Wednesday, Nov. 16 was the date set for the annual fowl supper in the Phelpston hall. The Pennies' for Friendship were: one penny for every earring you Own. Following the National Anthem and the W.I. Grace refreshments were served and a social half hour enjoyed around the tea table. Mr. & Mrs. Tony Porretta & family spent Thanksgiving weekend in London with the latters parents, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph "Spohn. The Atkinson families held their annual Thanksgiving dinner in Utopia hall on Saturday. Mr. & Mrs. Cline Rawn had all their family at home for Thanksgiving. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wanless included Mr. and Mrs. Blake Ogilvie of London, Miss Gail Ogilvie of Hamilton & Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Corbett & family of Toronto. Mr. & Mrs. Harry De Gorter & James of Ottawa were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. & Mrs. John De Gorter. Mr. & Mrs. Campbell Steele, Laura & David of Brockville and Dale Atkinson of Toronto visited their mother, Mrs. C. Atkinson. Dancing Branch 262 Royal Canadian Legion "Remembrance Dinner" Friday, November 11, 1983, 7 p.m. at the Legion Hall Tickets *7.00 per person available at the bar. Please pick up tickets by Nov. 1, 1983 Entertainment Weekend guests visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Don Chapman. A number from the community attended the anniversary services at are to prepare for Achievement Day. It is called celebrating the Multi-Cultural Way. Our leaders for this club are Mrs. Brenda Widdes and Mrs. Jane Ebenezer United On Jsaac. The executive is Sunday morning and as follows: President- evening. Nancy Adams, Vice- REPORT FROM THE VASEY 4-H HOMEMAKING CLUB Look out we're back! And geared up for another great club in the president-Sally Miller, Secretary-Nancy Jones, Treasurer-Silvia Jones. In this club we will be making many dishes from various countries f and peoples. We will world of 4-H. have pumpkin soup The first meeting Of from the Six Nation the Vasey Home Ed Reserve, Dutch Peach Club was at the home of ,Kychen from the Brenda Widdes and the fennonites and Middle second washeld at Jane frastern Stuffed Isaac's. : Vegetables from At our first meeting Armenia. we met many new faces As we enjoy more and gave them an in- troduction to 4-H. At the second meeting we discussed the skit we great food and have fun, we'll keep you notified. Reported by the secretary, Nancy Jones. 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