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EASY NOW THIS WONT HURT BIT Air Force Captain Gordon Kruger appears skeptical about assurances from air force medical assistant Cpl Walter l1 orman that innocu lutlon wont hurt bit Bnth are serving in Pacif ic Maritime Comrnands dos traycrcscort HMCA Saskat chewan currently on train ing cruise to the Far East Cpl Ormans parents Mr and mu MARIE TUESDAY JUNE Holland Landing Ponders Asking Community Water HUMAND LANDING Sufi is for community wa ter supply have been receivinz attention in this growing police villagewhieh is considered to have excellent prospecLs of more communitydevelopmcat The board of trustees which have responsibflity for local lmr rravetucota Including street ights sidewalks roads and gur bags coilecuon are lioiiings head nylon and Foster Those in favor ot community water were advised petltoa should be circulated to ascertain it there is sutifcient suppan it this received the response ao ticipated it would then be pro seated to the trustees who could take the matter up with the township The cost would be home locally llillsdale w1 Members Elected liiuSDALE tStaiil Con gratulations have been extended by triends here to Mrs Joseph 14a following her election as first vice president of lhcSirn eoe North Womens institute district Mrs Lea was elected at meeting at Early recently when lilrs PhilvRusbrook of Great wardeas chosen president other vice presidents are Mrs James Beard of Body and Mrs Gerald Swailcs of Warminster hlraM Frawley of Hills dale was chosen as district re presentative to the Federation liirs Orman live in Or illia while Ca ptain Kruger comes from Selkirk Man Canadian Forces Photo Street Improvements Planned At Angus ANGUS Staff program or street improvements for An gus has been receiving local at tcntioa The police village board of trustees which is headed by Charles Bell has authorized re surfacing work on different streets while another $1000 ex pendltures have been alloted to sidewalk improvement in addition early work is an icipated on Margaret Street to change it to the county road it connecting link There is much support here for the proposal made to Simcoc County Council recently that this entire road from Sunnidale Corners to high way south of Tottcnham he made provincial highway as through arteryt Through traffic would he in creased considerably if this and was put intogood shape as It would provide shorter route to Base Borden and also Wasaga Beach area for many coming to and from southwestern 0ntuo Businessmen showed enthusiasm over the prospects of increasing summer trade and helping com munity growth MUCH BENEFIT There has been great deal of comment said Sanford Page former Essa reeve and secretary of the board of trus teesfor Angus good per manent throughway road would be at much benefit The county roads committee which is headed by Adjaia Reeve Fredhaxter has county road to on its list tor reconstruction Sunnidale Reeve Lloyd Pridham first proposed tothe council that ettorts he made to have it tak en over by the Ontario depart mentrof highways and his sugv gestlon found ready support EsA sa Reeve George Davis and Dan uty Recvo Eugene Smith both have spoken in favor oi the move which is now being explored STRAIGRTEN noun change here to Margaret Street would help to straighten the route Possibility of the coun ty also putting the old route in shape before abandoning it was raised by Reeve Davis Discussing the local program litrPage said resurfacing was planned on number of streets Sidewalk construction and in stallation of new vapour lights also were included in general program for street improvement Besides Mr Bell as chairman members of the Angus board of trustees also include William Gibbs and Merv Mflson both of whom were former chairmen oi the board marsh norss Willi Seek Tenders For SchOol Additions By Additions planned for Warni ca and Central schools will be finished with plastic carpets iti stead oi terrazzo The tourin ane rooms at the two schools is will be divided by sliding walls so that when desired the rooms can become one for group stud ies when teachers will work to gathert CARPETING SAVES Maintenance is less when the floors are finished in this car peting material as the only re quirement is vacuum cleaner Stains do not affect the carpet and washing and waxing the other type floor is more costly than vacuuming The seats will be of the arm chair tiPe which can be pushed around without noise Groups can be placed in various parts of the room according to the studies under way The parti tions are easily folded back to make one large classroom Silence will be golden as no sound of foot trafiic in the rooms can he ced Halls will he tcrrazzo finished and inside the doors of the rooms special under carpet heating will be available to dry out any wet tracked in Foam material will he used as underlay betweeh the cement floor and the carpet Tenders are expected to he advertised for by midweek af ter preliminary approval oirthe final plans is received from the department oi education when the tenders are accepted for the successful bidders the approval of the Ontario Municipal Board office staff is not able to handle the collection of taxes until the billings have been cleared so it may be another week until the tax accounts are mailed RROKE WINDSHJEVLD Two youthsiromthe Stunti ville area driving on 10 sideroad below the nth line on Saturday eveningwere injured when the driver lost control of his light vehicle The car took to the ditch and overturned lEyear old passenger was thrown into the windshield and the force at the impact broke the glass Both were taken to hospital The car was removed to Sherings Gar age nhcovna marques over two yearsago the home of Mrs Bird on Littles Hill goat be required or the definite amount of expenditure TAX ACCOUNTS it had been suggested that the tax accounts would likely be mailed as soon as they came oltthe computer but this will not be the case as it has hen found that recheck is advis ahlt This make some readjust ments to the tax rebate allowed for residential homes which will be deducted tram the accounts Also some corrections of addre cs are being made as there are changes since the tax bilLs were received from the assessment depaetmeni ot the CountyThe vieiyoorfihg walking through the YELLOW PA was robbed of many valuable pieces of furnishings and an tiques Recently the lnnistil Po lice recoveredlsome at these items among them valuable Chinese vase Some of the goods were located by family walk ing along hack road in Oro township when they came cross them hidden on the road side Mrs Bird hasbeen to the police oltice and identified her goods and the police will now tie in the missing links SALE SUCCESSFUL Mrs Charlie Sproute who sold otf the stock and equipment at auction on Saturday last was very pleased with the results Auctioneer Archer Colwili did real afternoons work on the crowds classed as good buyers The thorough Shorthorns Praposai that bilingual street has retained tenacre portion of Agriculture while Mrs los eph Lockhort of RR Etmvaie was chosen curator of lvccds muir history Plans were discussed for re presentation at the county mob in to be held in Coidwatcr in October Plan Suiky Races lit Goldwater COLDWATER Stall Suiky horse racing with wagering will be held under the sponsorship of the Huronia Agricultural Society at Coldater track on Saturday afternoon June 12 Carmen Robinson of Moon stone is racing secretary and classes include reeferall with szsopum class pace for $200 cluss pace for $175 and class pace tor $150 Meantime plans are proceed tng tor the annual tall fair oi the Huronia Agricultural Society which will be held at Goldwater msraicr BltllilS COOKSTOWN BANQUET COOKSlOWN Stall Are rangcments are being made by the Cookstown Home and School Associationlar banquet for Thornton Plays illliston Tonight ALLISTON Staff Thornton tndtnns are scheduled to play Allistons South Simcoe League baseball team in league en counter unde floodlighis at Riv erdaie Park here tonight The Allisian team then is idle until Saturday gbt when Oril tia Legion juniors will be the opposition In addition to their South Sim coe team Alliston also has baseball entry in the Duiferin ball loop Creemore is scheduled to play at Alliston on Wednes day evening June while Al liston visits Clarksburg Sunday HAWKNDNE Staff gt A1 ter relatively quiet winter Haatresioae has become the cen tre of increased activity of Gui late as preparations are being made for the influx of summer tourists and cottaxers police village in Oro tom ship llawkcstones history goes back into the pioneer era in the days of lake schoonera and later steamship era the place was known as Hodges landing and this was rcaular port of call for passengers boats There is still long wharf pro jecting out into Lake Simcoe at Hawttcstones walertr ant al though the boat traffic has changed to yachts motorboats cruisers and smaller boata popv ular today Hawkestone residents general ly look forward to having the summer visitors around Stones general store where the post otv fice is located is busy centre then church congregations are larger and there are more community activities STREET SIGNS The main street and Mill Street sucnlled in memory of an earlier era are hardsurlac 2d while other slrEets like Al lan and ltoblnsan also have good roads Toward the lakefront the main street becomes gravel road and narrows so that two cars can hardly pass as it ap proaches the wharf otcat Residents just smiled when asked it the vitlage board oi trustees ever considered instal lation of parking meters lor summer operation But some felt that street signs might be good idea particularly it de velopment in recent years con Lnues RESTRICT SPEED Because of the hazard of many visitors spccd limit on the low er part of the main street near summer camps has been re stricted to in miles per hour For the road inside the Uk rainian National Federation chiIA drens camp on the south side at main street signs announced Bradford council Changes Meeting BRADFORD Staff ford town coun which is head ed by Mayor ph Magaai will meet on Tuesday June ii for its regular monthly session No meetings month have been held during the winter and spring but the policy of once month meetings now goes into fie untii September These meetings the second Tuesday of each month are held in the af grade school pupils which nill he held on Wednesday June 15 There are 37 pupils in this class For ARENA ljUND GREBMORE Staff One oi series of events to help raise finances for artificial ice for Creemnre cabaret dance will be held this coming Saturday eating Juno with Mike ON orchestra tram Markdale providing thernusie Former councillor Nelson Corby heads the ice fund committee amount srnws PENETANGUISHENE Staff afternoon signs be erected in this town was approved by council after lively exchanges Deputy reeve Lionel Dion in opposition said think such move would be the beginning of isolation for this community think this would do us more harm than good Evenlogs atrrv which Charlie had taken such pride in and whichthe family showed at many fairs brought good prices as well as the sheep and hogs which were of the bet ter breeding Mrs Sprouie who west of the farm buildings will keep some feeders which they have partially titted and with plenty of grass they will serve double purposeA wood cook stove and the dog were not or iered for sale as Mrs Sproute said the dog is one of the fam ily and she likes warm itit erg do the chen that shots never be gt opened titandown nmnmwmmmonoanonota ternoon starting at 131 oclock lECttltititttJJlte PLESHEITE aranlous PLAYERS games iaAnRiEWHURoNIA DRIVEIN THEATRE srsnrs TOMORROW Themese some doors nnvnntnw revision ammoniumaw not newth gt not hunt torsnot an Adult Entertainment amid the ULTIMATE svuras FINALVENGEANCEI chimney it biotin thncl mlhl Vttilfltttl it Valentin it Matt tutum awn ni contour no laudanththanlt nanminimum by Sir notan Smean blPtlu int meme by limy Ann tmrr Directed tummy Summit item thIt Btumumittr RECREEK uui one connwronns limit or lo mass per hour Across the way is Camp Bonita Glen for Metro Toronto Girl des There are many cottagecs and tourists around during the sum mer as well as people from the camps said Frank Harrison tlausestonc postmaster centennial handebeii Erect ed near Hawkestoue United Church in the centre part of Hawkestone has been maintain ed for emergency use with long rope attached to the bell Its purpose is to arouse volun teer firefighters to case of fire Roy Gsay Ev Richard and Yeb Jermey are the village trus tees tor tiawkestone The boad looks after local improvements for which villagers pay separ ate tax rate from the Ora town ship rate The community is can sldercd too small for the formation of an incorporatedvih luge and there is feeling it wouldnt he good idea anyway since the modern trend is away from small communitcs involv in themselves with incorpora tion ch means maintaining their up councils and munic pai services and stall in the modern era this usually means too high taxes or lack of serv iCDS ROAD RECONSTRUCTION Not few present Huwkcstone residents work at jobs either in Barrie or orill The Old Ridge Road now known as Suburban Road 10 proceeds south to liar rie Reconstruction last year anticipated this will be extended between Hawkatooe and On Station Hawkestone residents yvho make regular trips southward also have read with interest at the suburban roads commissions efforts to replace the line bridge over the railway tracks long considered hazard because of the hairpin turn BLIGHTY BINGO EMBASSY HAli BLAKE 5T raunsnnv 87cm Sponsored by Barrio Minor provided wider road and it is itockoy Assoc Now SHOWING SHOWS AT 700 it 513 theyre in love Adult Entertainment Bowman non r0 LESSON FOR THE MARRIEDS After youve had your wedding cake do you need little cookie loo COLUMBIA PiCiiliitS Patents not srss eras FIELDJACKALBERTSON l5 Today nnio 5r Clyd 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