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Oro reeve is retiring after serving 0R0 STATION Staff After serving 13 continuous years on Oro township council Reeve Wallace Key will be retiring at the end of his current term The electors in Cm will elect his successor on Monday Dec with former deputy reeve Howard Campbell and current deputy reeve Charles Simpson the choice Both candidates have had considerable muni cipal experience and have served on county council Reeve Key is completing his fourth year as head of the coun cil and previously was deputy reeve for four years and coun cillor for five LIBRARY BOARD During the past year he headed the Simcoe County library board and last year he was chairman of the reforesta tion and agricultural commit tee tried to keep down taxes within reasonable levels he said noting the township itself has no bonded debt The county council also has avoided issuing debentures for financing when Francis Hall is mourned COLDWATER Follwing long illness Francis Richard Frank Hall passed away recently at Soldiers Memorial Hospital Orillia at the age of 62 Funeral service was held at the Robinson Funeral Home in Coldwater with the Rev William Kibblewhite ofSt Mat thias Anglican Church in charge of the service Inter ment was in St Johns Ce metary Matchedash Employees of the ministry of natural resources at Coldwater were active pallbearers and members of Coldwater Branch 270 of the Royal Canadian Legion served as honorary pallbearers Frank Hall was born in Prince Albert Saskatchewan May 15th 1914 the son of Mr and Mrs George Hall He ac companied his parents to Cold waterat the age of five Educated locally he spent his early years on the former Joseph Biggs farm on the out skirts of Coldwater For apprx unater 30 years Mr Hall was employed in the Severn Falls area by the ministry of natural resources He served overseas for five years in World War II favorite hobby was trapping and deer and moose hunting Severn Falls resident for many years Mr Hall had resided in Coldwater for the past year lie was bachelor Surviving are two brothers William and Lawrence Hall both of Toronto and sister Enid of Oshawa as at TWO MEMBERS of the 1905 76 Oro township council reeve Wallace Key and Coun Joanna McEwen will not seek reelection on Dec Reeve Key is retiring to he has been member member of pioneer Oro family Reeve Key is master of Craighurst LOL His fore fathers in the township were traced back to 1851 Mr Campbell was deputy reeve in 1973 and 74 and previously was councillor for some six years He also was former school trustee for 14 years and served as chairman of the area board before ad ministration was taken over by the county boards established in 1969 under Ontario govern ment legislation Like Mr Campbell Mr Simpson is lifelong resident of Oro and he has served seven years on the township council the last two as one of its county council representatives At county council he was vice chairman of the county proper ty committee 13 VS CV3 devote more time to his farm and Coun McEwen said she wants rest after four years on township council Ex aminer Photo At the local level Mr Simp son has served on all township council committees and was chairman of several We have progressed favorably with the mill rate comparable to other municipalities he said In an election statement he said am keenly interested in recreation since Oro is recreational area we must strive to keep he said Preservation of agricultural land also is essential he stressed am interested in providing township owned land for industrial sites he added Two members of the current council Allan McLean former reeve and Paul Hansen offer Oro Voters choice for their 197778 deputy reeve The next regular meeting of the Oro council has been ar ranged for Wednesday Dec NOV 27 28 RETURNING T0 BARRIE DR PAUL KINDSCHI of the BlllY GRAHAM ASSOCN SAT SUN 800 PM 1100 AM 730 PM PUBLlC INVITED COUNTY GLIMPSES 1977 crop outlook topic at Midhurst MIDIIURST Staff Im spects for seeds fertilizers and herbicides for the I977 crop year will be discussed by Fran Forestcll of Believiile at the an nuni meeting of the North Sim coo Soil and Cro improvement Association to held at the Midhurst community hall on Thursday Dec The meeting will begin with morning session startin at 1030 am Chuck Kings mrv will present report on North Simcoe field projects as well as one on study of blackbirds Hunter Russell will show slides taken on his recent trip to Great Britain Mr Forestell will be one of the afternoon speakers John Kessler of the farm machinery board will tell about the farm machinery outlook and changes to the metric system panel discussion about farm conditions also is planned BANQUET VASEY Staff An awards night banquet for 4H clubs will be held at Vasey United church on Friday Nov 26 starting at7 pm TAX PAYMENTS MIDHURST Staff Third and final payment on 1976 Sim Bradford herd prices good BRADFORD Staff The Baytonia Holstein herd of Clarence Baynes of Bradford were sold for total of $85925 an average of $1322 per head at the Brubacher Sale arena at Guelph Beauiieu of Lennox ville Que purchased one of the top priced animals in the sale paying $3000 for Baytonia Leader Joyce good producer DR PAUl KINDSCHI BARRIE FREE METHODIST CHURCH zoo BAYFIEID 51 SOUTH REV CARL BUll BA BB PASTOR Protect your tire investment SimmonsSoars Ltd Soon Baum Georgian Mall 509 Soyfiold nounce that Mr Mechanic who has work for the lost area Plus parts Most cars Misalignment wears out tires wheel alignment gives you better steering control and longer tire lite Well adjust caster camber set toein and adjust tor sion bars to manufacturers specifications Well also adjust steering box centre steer ing wheel and road test car Quality parts and installation extra if required ioined their staff Sears wheel alignment 99 iPrice in eifact lil Doc last Soars Sears Tire Auto Centre wishes to on Ron Barbe has now Ron is Class specialized in frontend 10 years in the Barrie Visit your Sears Auto Centre today Store hours Mon Tues Sat 930 am 530pm Wod Thurs Fri 930am 930 pm Charge It Enioy It now Use your All Purpose Account Shop by phone As near as your phone 72644 coe ounty tax levies on member municipalities is re iriireil by December 15 under It new system which provided for three payments in year in stcntlof two SANIA PARADE IIWAII2lt Staff 77 San ta laus will visit Coldwater on Saturday Dec II to take part in the annual ireChristmas parade organizcrl by the Lions club which has become com munity event connwitricn Iucicvr lIWAlICIt Staff ltccve Ilarl Brandon is com pleting his fifth year as head of the village council lie was first elected in 1964 and served in mm and 1966 then dropped out of municipal circles for few years He made comback two years ago when he was elected for the 197576 term REEMORE LIONS IREEMORIC Staff John Ncy was the first president of the reemore Lions club which started eight years ago with 17 charter members LONG SERVICE MOONSIONE Staff is Now chairman of Medante planning board Dalton Jermey served 23 years on the township council Complete Denture Service Hours om pm Mon thru Sat 280 Dunlop St Barrie Member Denturist Society before he was succeeded by the incumbent reeve Ingram Amos six years ago Mr Jermey was county warden in 1964 NAME TRACED ARDTREA Staff This Orillia township community received its name from one of the areas early postmasters Blair an Irishman who adopted the name of his home town in County Tyrone to his new Canadian home Previous ly it was known as Robinsons Corners COMMISSIONERS ORlLLlA Staff Five can didates standing for four seats Lea ue of St Marys church will beheld on Thursday even ing Nov 25 SPECIAL SERVICE IVY special service is planned for the North Essa parish and other visitors at Christ Anglican church here on Sunday evening Nov 28 when the advent message of Kathryn uhlman will be presented on iim ALLISTON COUNCIL ALLISTON Staff reg ular meeting of Alliston town council has been arranged for Monday Dec 13 at pm it was announced from the mu nicipal office DISTRICT NEWS 2The Barrie Examiner Wednesda Nov 24 1976 FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION on the Orillia Power Commis sion in the coming municipal election include Bob Burreil onetime local lacrosse star who was formerly with the On tario llydro and also the Orillia electrical system Others runn ing are Percy Bagley Fred Tif fin Jim Dearden and Andy St Germain Mayor Frank Dolcort who was returned acclamation will be the fift member 5year Guaranteed Investment Certificate The OptiMrs Club of Barrio would like to thank the following merchants and in dividuoh for making our Harvest Moon am tremendous success BannabF WL HAIAAR Id Interest paid Semiannually or VICTORIA HARBOU FEmls Compounded and paid at maturity Staff Annual Christmas °9 Graysonheld China Gift Shop bazaar of the Catholic Womens MEllUN DT DENTURE THERAPIST Maude Kourys Steak House Muriels Flowers Unigroup Mr and Mrs Al Eacott Mrs Anita Feovor Mrs Marilyn Jennings Mrs Brenda Harper Mrs Kay Moger Mrs Monika Moizis Barrie Examiner Barrie Banner Mr Eddie Snow Tm Interest paid Annually lOCAl REPRESENTATIVE NIGEL DUNN CAll 7265861 Member CanadaDOposit Insurance Corporation 7286810 An open letter tontario and Provincial Lottery ticket buyers Ontario Lottery Corporation Toronto Ontario Recently there has been some confusion as to what happens to lottery prize money if the ficket bearing the number drawn for prize has not been sold Some lotteries treat that money as revenue and keep it others agree to pay portion of it back in subsequent draws and still others have no declared policy at all The purpose of this letter is to make it clear that the policy of the Ontario Lottery Corporation in respect of both Wintario and The Provincial Lottery has always been to pay out all unclaimed prizes as bonus rizes in subsequent draws Under no circumstances does the prize money of the 1Wintario or the $5 Provincial ever return to the Ontario Lottery Corporation or the Government It remains as prize money until distributed And this applies to unclaimed prize money whether it results from the failure of winner for whatever reasons to claim his prize or is due to the remote possibility that the prize winning ficket in question was not sold During the last year 98 percent of Wintario tickets issued for each draw have been sold If Wintario prize is not collected within one year it goes into special bonus draw SO far there have been two bonus draws each with 100 bonus prizes worth $10000 each In the Provincial the different ticket design and draw frequency allows us to deter mine prior to the next draw ii any of the unsold tickets returned at the close of sales inst prior to the draw were eligible to win major prizes If they were those prizes are added to the draw as bonus prizes NUllllliti is withheldEVER tht unclaimed or unawarded prizes after the expiry of the one year claimin lt 10d will be nansferred to special prize fund as bonus or additional pi law It subsequent draws This is the same as Wintario Nt Nl THE PRIZE MONEY IN EITHER LOTTERY EVER GOES TO THE 30lth hAllt OR THE GOVERNMENT in the last Provincial draw October 31 1976 two tickets bearing grand prize winning numbers one for $1 million and one for $250000 were found to be among the tickets returned Both of these prizes will be added to the next Provmcml draw on December 31 as special prizes They will be awarded by drawing two additional bonus numbers ONTARIO LOTTERY CORPORATION PS This means that there will be sg chances at $250000 and six chances at $1 ItlllllOll in the next Provincial Lottery Draw New Years Eve December Blst itssirnhnir