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1975 warden retiring as Nottawasa DUNIROON Staff For mer warden Edgar Currie who has been one of the leaders in Simcoe Countys fight against regional government an nounced today he would not be standing for reelection as Not tawasaga reeve am retiring for the present on my doctors advice said the 197 county warden stating he infromed colleagues on the Nottawasaga council of his decision at the montth meeting yesterday Although tie said he felt somewhat better Reeve urrie told his colleagues he intended to follow his physicians advice Ile had spent some time in Royal Victoria Hospital at Barr rie and was just released last week hope to come back in the futurr said the Styearold head of the Nottawasaga coun cil adding the comment dont think have any serious health problems but need rest for while LONG SERVICE Reeve urrie is completing his sixth year as head of the Nottawasaga council and his EDGAR IRRIIC lti years on council Itlth as member Before mov ing up to reeve in lt7t when he succeeded former warden Ar nold Vancise he was deputy St Pauls church marks 125th anniversary year Ih DORIS IRTI ST IAIIIS St Pauls nglican hurch in Innisfil started out as small country church 123 years ago The first minister Rev Ii Murphy stayed 3E4 cars new brick church replaced the original one and opened Sept iii 187 The tirst service was conducted Rt Rev Bishop Bethune and Rev II Baldwin Among prominent people present tlt Sir John Mac donald and Lady Macdonald Sir Alexander tiiiiplieit and Iioni Allan lhe llt St Pauls hurch was consecrated ttct 11 When the churchs debt Ltgt paid the feed as presented by John Jimmy on titiinl it the ttllEilIlltl donoi littin Iiait Descendants with lllt are nicintwrs the present St laulsthurch Ihis lzfith airxisar year saw the return tit two tortiicr Ittittl lit Irit lIatll Toronto Aitl lit llaii IILllltIlIt ltiiorto special speakers SI litttli Ft test ltitiitl isf tron Iillttil in Clerk serves for 22 years IlltNSltRJL jt litelonu 1v Itillll lit 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celebration was the Itlgttgillltili dinner held in St icorgcs Parish Hall Harrie 1H guests were served the ladiesoll Georges Special guests cre Rev Walter Lee Rev and Mrs lian Haldenliy Rev and Mrs Iefcr Irant Canon and Mrs It liralick Rev and Mrs Iiitl Kay Rev and Mrs Iijvlitllltl III roast of HM Lee lonely anniversary cake was cut and dance followed the IKIUSIIIII reeve reeve for five years and coun cillor for five years Previous to that he served for five years as school trustee for Nottawasaga area No native of Nottawasaga he has lived in the township practical ly allhislife In Siincoe County circles Reeve Currie was frequently commended by colleagues for his good leadership as warden and chairman of general government and finance His primary concern was the tax payers who had to pay the bills and he gave this emphasis to his colleagues many times Reeve Currie also was among the county leaders who opposed moves toward replacing the county administration with regional government system chiefly on the argument it would increase taxes and mean more centralization of powers havent changed my mind at all he said notingthis con tinued to be the policy of the county council under his suc cessor Warden Orville Hughes There has been too much centralization in recent years he said stating he considered strong local government basic concept of democracy Appointed Simcoe County representative to the Niagara Escarpment Sommission last summer Mr Currie said he would continue to serve in this capacity IIENNESSY IO RlN Duputy Reeve Don Hennessy Iias announced his intention of standing for reeve in the com ing Nottawasaga election and councillor Bill ancise Iias been mentioned as likely deputy reeve candidate ouiicillors Bern Swanson and Don Moyer are both expected to be can didates for council again and there Iias been mention of others entering the field Nominations will be accepted at the township office on lhursday Friday and Monday Nov 11 I2 and I5 If vote materializes it will be Iield on Monday Dec ti IItIEII DISIRIIT NEWS AIIIIAIIS IN PAGE 15 The Optimist Club of Borrie will be holding lIGHT BULB BLITZ in your neighbourhood Tonight Optimist Club members will be calling on your borne Your purchase of the spciol 1000 hr 60 Watt lightbulbs will help ontinue the long list of community work ICIIC by the Club such as the Huronio 5irté3r2 Track and Field Minor Soccer and thr Borrie Teen Disco the Orxuriyt tub gratefully acknowledges the con tiihiitr tli IHIII lfrllltIt1t proprt by DARSCO DISTRIBUTORS and OPTIMIST CLUB OF BARRIE INC The Barrie City Council said We want no frill housing for the people of Barrie Coming soon in COUNTY GLIMPSES Annexation meeting at Goldwater COLDWATER Staff Pro posed plans to expand the village with annexation of areas in the vicinity will be discussed at ublic meeting arranged for community centre hall here on Thursday evening Nov Purpose of the meeting was to present consultants and engineers report which will be presented to meeting of the Ontario Municipal Board with the annexation application The consultants and engineers have been asked to attend to answer questions They will also explain government regulations require ing each municipality to have an official plan and zoning bylaws The proposed annexa tion would include areas in neighboring Mcdontc and Tay townships CONDOMINIUM PLANS STROUD The Legroy Har bour Company Limited has been asked by Innisfil planning board for additional copies of mi mu LC the prpposal for resort con dominium in order that circula tion may be made to the South Simcoe Conservation Authority and other agencies The board members also advised that they wished to finalize adoption of the fill and floodline mapping bylaw prior to indepth con sideration of the proposal APPOINTED BEETON Staff Earl Breedon and Jack McLean have been appointed to the community centres board here as chumseth representatives LEGION PARADE MIDLAND Staff Mem bers of the Midland branch of the Royal Canadian Legion will march to St Pauls United church to attend service in tribute to fallen comrades who died in defence of democracy this coming Sunday Nov The veterans also will hold cenotaph service on Thursday Nov 11 AT TOTIIIN IAM TOTIENIIAM Staff Bingo nights are held by the Tottenham Lions club at the Lions hall every Monday night and the Royal Canadian Legion hold bingo games every Wed nesday night BIKE BYLAW ALLISTON Staff by law prohibiting bicycles adult tricycles motorcycles and motorassisted bicycles and sonwmobiles on sections of Vic toria and Church streets has been passed by Alliston council following complaints from per destrians CANDIDATE MIDLAND Staff Nancy Keefe has announced she in tends to run for alderman for ward one in the coming town election ESSA COUNCIL BAXTER Staff regular meeting of Essa township coun cil which is headed by Reeve Eugene Smith will be held on Thursday evening at the mu nicipal building here at oclock STROUI EUIIIIIII STROUDtStaff Members of the senior citizens club have made arrangements to hold bid euchrc at the Masonic hall Victoria street cast on Thursday Nov Plans also have been made for bus trip to the royal winter fair at Toronto on Tuesday Nov 12 IAX INSIAIAIICNI COOKSIOWN Staff Last day for payment of second in stalment of property taxes at par is on Wednesday Nov according to notice from the village office STROII BAZAAR STROUI The Eastern Star will hold bazaar bake sale and tea at the Masonic hall here on Saturday Nov from 130 to4pm FARM BUILDING ELMVALE Staff The North Simcoe office buldiiig of the Ontario ministry of agri culture and food on Yonge street here will mark its DISTRICT NEH3 2The quriet5xaminer seventh birthday soon The building was opened on October 31 1969 by William Stewart Bamant PROPERTY MANAGEMENT OFFERS THREE SEPARATE DIVISIONS TO SUIT Tuesdo Nov I976 then provincial agriculture minister with Arnold Vancise assisting as county warden YOUR SPECIFIC NEEDS Property and Financial Management Snow Removal Landscaping SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS If you wish to iscuu your please call 7264219 growing demand be conserved down soon eve opmem requirements The days pf unlimited electriCIty are over We cant keep up with the In the past as the demand for electricity grow we built more generating stations Now its not that easy The cost of building has soared The supply of funds is limited And the cost of borrow ing money is away up Most sources of energy are rapidly diminishing and their costs rising astronomically They must In short the supply of elec tricity cannot grow as fast as the demandThercll be trouble ahead if the growth rate doesnt slow 10719777 i978 1979 demand anccs efficiently saving ideas Support Energy Conservation Week Oct 31 Nov 1980 1981 1982 Heres what could happen The lower line on the graph is Ontarios demand for electricity growing at about year The upper line is the generating capa city growing morc slowly The margin narrows each year As early as 1979 Ontario could run short of power during times of heavy Power shortages would disrupt the lives of everyone Even jobs would be at stake Nobody wants power shortagesThey can be avoided by cutting back the present growth rate And that can be done quite painlessly if everyone eliminates waste Just look around you at home and at work Are all those lights necessary Does the thermo stat have to be set so high Are you using machines and appli Conservation of electricity is vitalThc days of unlimited electricity are over Ask your Hydro for copy of the booklet The wise use of electricity Its full of electricity Conserve energy The future depends on it