Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 28 Jun 1968, p. 5

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CANADAS century and one year will be marked by ima day eelmtioo at Angie starting tonight highlight will be parade oi floats bands and antique oars Monday morning The Lions did to among Angus organiz ations assisting in arrange Dcrnce Tonight Beginsl Celebrcrtion Al Angus ANGUS Stall Angus com munity four day celebration in mmmemorating of Canadas lolst birthday starts thisevenlt log with an adult dance at the Lions club hall This will be followed with teen dance tomorrownight at Oriel centennial queen will be chosen along with tun prin eesses Sundays program le the highlighted by soirball game between the Barrie Broadcas ters otherwise known as the CKBB nnd TV No Stars and Angus Old Timers The con test billed tor llle community park is to start at pm PRIZESIDR BEST Prizes will besuarded ior Dlsmlcrj NEWS THE EARlllE EXAMINER blllpAY JUNE lb anusrorv Stall Swimm ing classes will start at the Rotary pool atiRiverdale Park there on Tuesday FFirst class for Cooksiawn area swimmers is slated for 10 lam with second class on Fri ay July at the same time until noon Mrs Louise Hough tion is in charge of registration initial class for Alliston swim mers will be conducted in the alternoon or opening day from 130 to 330 pm withtlre sec ond classat the some Lime on Friday Mrs Dennis Moon is registering students for instruc swimming Classes To Open lli llllistdn Park July Another class ior Alliston slur dents is planned to begin on Fridayfduly 26 at 10 airr Classes roi Ivy area students are slated to begin Monday July Earl Gilluy director charge of the successful clas ses conducted last year has been active in making the new arrangements Classes are spon sored bytlre Alliston and dis trict swimming committee The pool area at Hiverdale Park has been fenced and other improvements made at the poo community the best floats at parade onl ltlondaylu1y which is suited uled to leave Angus community park amt am and proceed to Our Lady oi Grace grounds some so floats lo antique cars rain the Barrie Antique Club decorated bicycles saddle horses clownsbands and maj orettes will be amonggroups participating The bands will include the liingvvood majorettcs and the Ontario Hospital Sdrools band irom Orillia Track and iield sports horse shoe tournament airplane rides croquet and other sports are included on lira program BATON TWIRLING demonstra lug uill be so Borden Square dance exhibition judo contest and trampoline and high horse display by Base Borden talent also is included on the pro gram Roy Bullock chairman oi the committee said everyone is invited to join in the fun Angus celebration at Can adas centennial year last Sep tember was featured by mammoth parade uttldr includ ed iibaLs irom Utopia Baxter Oookstoun and other nearby places antique steam engines bands and decorated bicycles it was estimated there were close to 4000 visitors in Angus for the event An Eastviciv school student Laura Elliott was chosen 1967 Angus queen with Janice lilac ini and Sandra Karlein princes ses meolr mans club float one 21 expected to partici pate iashown with group oi members Examiner Photo ELMVALE OPP Two persons were injured in traffic accidents investigated by Elmvale OPP detachment dur ing the past week Total dam age caused was estimated at mo ina total or nine hops during that time seats Creemoro Plans flower Show Mm Duntroon Named litter Pioneers DUNTROON Stall mm tawasaga Community width is the location of the municipal ob fine and also the home oi Downer ilPP was named by pioneer Scouts settlers it was shown by old records Tbe name is combination oi two Gaelic words dun hill and Jtroon promontory The area was mostly settled by people irom lslay and Argyle IE At one time it was known as McNabo Corners alter an ion keepcr Another suggested name was Bournore alter village in lslay First post oliice was estab lished hero in 1335 with Angus Campbell the postmaster The place then was listed as Scotdr Corners New Lowell Preject Now In Second Phase 0m Sill Witb derelooment oi the acre New Well maturation park in its Ieoond phase plans are ldogaboad to nuke swimm ing Iron boat ram and beads area Peter Gill resources manag er for lheNoithuaga Valley Conservation Authority headed by Sunnidale Reeve Lloyd Prirb ham also aimed master plan which induded so acre lake camping area picnic bones and wildliie section NEW DONATIONS Announcement was made that recent donations made from eomrnunlty groups at New Low ell ahioh totalled mo notrld be maidred dollar lor dollar by the provincial government un der its grant synem The Can adran Legion and other organiz ations Joined in the contribu tions We have been very pleased With the Interest shown in this developmentsaid Reeve Prid ham commending all who as sisted in the undertaking WATER WAGE Plansjall or watcrator agecapacity of 50000000 gai ions when conditions are at their peak The cement darn completed last year replaced an old dam which had been in existence ior years lLs location was near one time New Lowell mill which was disman tled year or two ago Wad uloherne oi the Normmu Authority the whet has increased startcs water firmly for titnestle use lire protealoo and comrunity dsv nu Numerous visitor bay been minded to the scene oi the development and tour rddents consideritalinoboostmba wrnmunly Herbert BIrlrer ionncr Elsa at the lights onthefloor5inthe 96und6tthehood the yrh refilling 09ko asked questions abort iLiieieelsthspartlratSne Mtothemmrnrty larmll as the arm mansr warnsrom lhe tr umpeterrlwaa the worlds largest wat erfowl weighs so pounds not has an eightfoot wingspan 7261466 andonlyi$2495inthe showroom This low priced Datsunwagon oouldiwell turn out to hethe perfect family car It doesnt look liken box 01 park like bu It can carry afamily of five plus thefaithful St Bernard 0r two people and enough champagne and luggage to escape from the kids for month But you dont give up one bit of cancomforf The attractively contoured body gives 100m inside without bulk outside The independent front suspension picks its way over bumps like cat The luxurious interior remains whisper quiet The Asforpep Heaflwamhoglhisisibemostpowerfirl vwagonin its classIt has 96 HP geared to defivee top speed of 100 mphIi cruises at fieeway spade with the solid feel of thoroughbred sports can And only sips at the gasoline flmnlrs to the advanced designof its overhead camshaft engine srncmr NOTE See how the reafer swnégs rm Theres nolip on the vinyl covered deck author you can slide shopping or heavy packoges in at knee height No awkward lifting Come to drink of it betterthan cart You can buy this man looking mama bucket seats and four on the floor for $2495 Warner Automa moreBoth odor suggested retailP0E Or the relaxing Borg tie with bench seatsfor about $200 Windowsup ventilation system changes the air several times each minute as you drive socg heaterdefroster quicklyrnakes high noon out of chilly mornings 410 you the big Daisun benefit In Easement Mrs Bowen 100000 mile reliability is the contact lor registration information First class for this group will be on Wednesday Julya from 10am until noon with the second Friday after noon from 330 to 5230 Opening intermediate and senior classes are planned ior mesday July at 330 pm Classes or adults usll be ar ranged at times gtsuitable to thosewishing to Mire advan rage of the opportunity to learn to swim Special classes also will be arranged tor each group fourandziiveyearolds as registrations warrant Check the Dotson wagons out at your nearest dealer But We warn you Theres security too Smooth sure disc brakes on Oboe youve seenythetn its hard thetfront Safetyglass all round Three point seat not to getcarried away belts Door looks that cant spring even underextreme pressure Unlimited visibility with no sidewindow blind spots LAST DAYS spurns PAINT srrr glnierior Latex Exterior Latex Oil Bose Exterior Lciex Oil Bose interior Latex Siayner Band To Visit Orillia SFAYNER Stall Staylrcr Pipe Bandwill join Orange lodges oi the area in visiting Orillia for the annual celebra tion of the Glorious lZlh which this year will be observ ed on Saturday July 13 mammoth parade through Onllia streets will he formed at the Oval mounds and con clude at Couchiching Beach park by way of the main street the parade last year was held here in Stayner and the Ontario Hospital Schools band from Orillia was among the finite whiohreceivcd particular otice Newton Robinson Alliston Beeton Rosemont Hawkestonc Baxter Angus Thornton Oril lia and Barrie lodges werea among more than oilWhich par ticipated in the hour long par ade Angus Loyal lrue Blues won the award lorthe best LiB showingin the parade moms by tom xnrm Lees Mr and Mrs Albert Healey Elmvale spent day recently withMrs Rena Rooney and Mrs Mabel Everett Mrs Lees is patient in Royal Victoria Hospiml Barris as she had the misfortune to fall and fracture leg Mrs Norman Dwinnell will be hostess to Clowes Womenflln sillitIE Tuesday July Roll call earliest 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