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Oxyweld was the team beaten by the PeterReino Hustlers in the championship final of the Barrie Mens Flag Football League Members of the Oxyweld club include front row left to right Stu McMillan Wm vxrrym wwV5gmnsmw Jrv it REACHED FLAG FOOTBALL FINAL League scoring champion with 95 points Jon Ham bides Greg Sarjeant Ron Dennis and Ron Ilowell Se in SainteMarie Show MIDLAND Industrial and technological progress within the Wye River Valley the past 300 years will be featured in an unusual industrial show at SainteMarie among the Hurons Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday December 14 15 and 16 The exhibit under the theme Industrial Showcase Yester day and Today will illustrate the growth of production ac tivities in the Wye Valley from the time the first wooden planks were handsawn to build SainteMarie to the modern day production of projects such as stainless steel sinks carpenters tools and rope cables The show open to the public from noon to 830 pm each of the three days will also il lustrate the integration of historical preservation and iii dustrial progress within the Wye Valley said project co ordinator oell Voorzanger ad ministrative assistant at SainteMarie There will be no admission charge ELEVEN COMPANIES Eleven companies and businesses join SainteMarie and the Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre in the show erzanger said He stressed the purpose of the show is to acquaint people with the companies in the Wye Valley with what they produce how they produce it and what plans they have for the future Each exhibit will contain some basic information concer ning the number of employees plant size and examples of various stages of production Some companies will have representatives at their ex hibits others will use films or slides to explain production In addition we will be show ing number of other films throughout the show Voor zanger said including Ministry of Industry and Tourism films on travelling and recreational facilities in On tario The SainteMarie museum will be en for those who are intereste in exploring many of the historic events which led to the creation of our heritage in this area Voorzanger added he is presently working on plan to provide transportation to the showcase at SainteMarie from central point in Midland Penetanguishenc Port Mc Nichol and Victoria Ilarbour Word on the finalization of that plan will be released later LIST fltIICIIAIS Participating in the showcase are Daysco on Albert Street which produces such things as glass facings for ranges and stoves liinior Achievement an organiration of young people which uses the facilities of other companies to operate their own company producing and marketing product Kinr dred Industries Limited on Heritage Drive which makes stainless steel products such as kitchen sinks Greening Donald Co Ltd Heritage Drive manufacturing variety of ropes and cables RA which produces television picture tubes and components Weber Tool and Mold Heritage Drive which makes dies for produc tion of such things as instru ment panels for the automotive industry Others include Rowika Iii dustries Ltd Albert Street manufactures variety of things such as carpenters levels and cross country ski bin dings Wye River Marina Ogdens Beach Road marina facility accommodating recrea tional vessels Motorola Heritage Drive producing audio equipment for the automotive industry Midland Free Press which will exhibit changes in the communications media from letterpress to the present offset press methods Wye Marsh Wildlife tiitrc open from noon to pm each show day will illustrate how in dustrial growth can occtir in harmony with the natural en vironment SainteMarie the among llurons will it lustrate the first production methods Used to construct the French Jesuit mission more than 325 years ago Snowshoeing may be possible between Saintc Marie and the Wye Marsh Wildlife entre if there is sufficient snow Refreshments will be served throughout the show cond row at left Roger Har ton Graham Rayton Mike Wright Larry Iluggett glassest Dong Frccr Ross By SHIRLEY JENNIIIT COLDWAIER The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 270 continues to bc hub of activity in the village Currently the members have tickets available for the next memorial draw which will be held on Feb 11 The prizes for this draw will again be $25000 $15000 and $5000 Tickets are $100 each or $500 for book of and the draw will be made at the Valentine Dance Feb ll Proceeds from the draw are earmarked for the new War Memorial Plans are being made for the Christmas Party and the New Years Dance which will be held on both levels of the Legion building with Danny Bonner supplying the music CRAIGHURST ongratulations to Mr and Mrs lini timberland of Bracebridge on the Dirfll of daughter She is the first grand daughter for Jack and Olive Gicavos Mr and Mrs lcn Sinton and boys of Don Mills were recent lSlllS with Mr and Mrs StiltonaiiilStiinlc Glad to report that iiurge Kirton is home after an dcrgoing surgery llt lllt Royal Victoria lltililltl lll Ilaiiic Mr and Mrs llandy ac companied their daughter Norcnc Stranaghan to Hamilton for the eekend The community hopes Mur ray lreaics has speedy recovery from his illness in the new year rv Rick Irwin and Harrison Dave oursey Gord Tonnol ly photo Goldwater Legion plans Wye prOg BSS IS raced memorial draw Feb 11 Playing bingo at the Legion paid off for Pip Archer who recently won the jackpot of $265 Unfortunately the bingoesniay have to be cancelled if few more volunteers cannot be found to help out couple of hours week The 70 Sinooker League has started its fall and winter season There are 15 regular players and one spare and four to five more players are nee ed Iligh run the first night went to John Miller who scored 24 Bridge has started again with Provincial Competition com ing up possibly in March successful dance was held at the Legion with prizes for costumes going to Bill Langman Dan Martin Marg Allain Robby Robinson and Joan and Ross Flemming Bill Langman rafflcd off his prize and raised $4200 for the Poppy Fund The Remembrance Day Ser vice and later in the day the dinner and dance were also highlights of the Coldwater Legions fall activities Remembrance Day poster con test was held in area schools With the winners at Moonstone trade Pain IIakley grade Ivan Miller and grade lanet Miller The oldwater winners were grade Jerry ladon grade it Sharon Henderson and Harold Prince and grade NaiicySilk Tickets for the next Illtllllillitl draw are available from Legion nicinbeis PROJECESJIHINK ABOUT IT The Barrie Examiner Monday December 13 1976 Olivia NewtonJohliieveals boyish shyness poise Written for By JIM MILLICAN Anyone attending an Olivia NewtonJohn press conference in the hope of coming away with an insight into the young female pop singing sensation is soon brought to his senses She presents herself to room full of media reporters mostly male and insinuates the same image that is familiar from her television exposure the same feel that oozes from the grooves of her records Olivia reveals boyish shy ness combined with the tre mendous good looks and perfect poise of an uppermiddleclass English woman In fact shes Australian An immediate impression lasts She is not nearly as dev astatingly beautiful as her pho tograph would lead you to be lieveLrather the kind of youn woman who would stand out in crowd and certainly the kind of girl Mom would be happy to have marry her eldest son The maledominated audience shuf fles its feet mumbles its questions and is generally over awed by the preconceived im age rather than anything theyre actually seeing Olivia delivers her short an swers selfeffacingly and the room grins back at her as one It must all look little silly through her eyes SELLS MILLIONS Olivia NewtonJohn has sold millions of records in the last three years and has scored big individual hits with songs like If You Love Me Have You Never Been Mellow Honestly Love You Let Me Be There and Please Mr Please Shes also won lot of awards including Grammy as Best Female Coun try Vocalist The Country Music Association named her Female Vocalist of The Year in 1974 and in 75 she won the American Music Award for Album of The Year beating out both Elton John and The Eagles Olivia is hot boxoffice property packing them in all over the world As the creampuff questions of Ontario Hydro rates go up Jan TORONTO CP Power rates will increase 256 per cent Jan for the 750000 residents served directly by Ontario Hydro the utility announced Bazaar held at Goldwater BySIIIRLEYJENNETI COLDWATER suc cessful Christmas Baraar was held in the parish hall Cold water by the ladies of the Fellowship Group of St Mat thias Anglican Church Ivan Sarossy of CKVR was also on hand to film and interview local residents for the television Show Faces of Small Places which will be focusing on Cold water later in December Convening the White Elephant table were Shirley Doble and Marge Smith while Frances Creighton and Dorothy Zahavich manned the bake table which proved to be popular spot Handicraft ar ticles were sold by Eleanor Sheppard and Kate Walker Serving Tea was Norma OCon nor Kay Marshall and Kathleen Lye while Catherine Hill Kay Stevens Joyce Wat son Gertie Gill and Ada Boyd looked after the kitchen duties Many other members of the church helped out with baking donations and goodies for the tea tables Linda Ilass sold tickets for the tea and also tickets on cake which was won by Jean Robbinson of John Street Lillian Gill sold tickets on penny draw and on two baskets of groceries The groceries were won by Linda Kibblewhite and Linda llass This part of the program is for students Young Canada Works will create Jobs for more than 20000 students next summer The emphasis will be on projects of solid community value it has many of the same features as the yearround program except projects will be limited to 14 weeks during the summer months At the same time Young Canada Works will enable students to gain valuable work experience and test their career aspirations Lilcc Canada Woi k5 your Canada Manpower Centre will have ilplllltfl forms and Young Canada Works Guide to Applicants early So think about what your organization would like to do for students Young Canada Works for students in your community Manpower Mohdown and Immigration at Immigration DudCulton Bud Cullen Mhtstor Mlnmn Friday The new rates will increase the annual cost of electricity in an average electricallyheated home using 30000 kilowatt hours year to $847 from $658 Ontario IIydro supplies power directly to some villages farms and cottage areas not served by municipal public utilities Hydro said the average farm customers monthly bill will in crease to about $4665 from $38 and residential customer in lowpopulation area will pay about $3533 instead of$2ft The utility said the higher rates are necessary to meet in creasing costs of providing ser vice This years deficit for direct service is expected to be $109 million compared with $49 mil lion last year Hydro said Rural customers served by Ontario Hydro already pay more for power than areas ser ved by municipal utilities The utility said the main rea son for the difference in rates is that Ontario Hydro services less densely populated areas the press grind to halt Olivia poses for photos smiles into cameras flanked by record company executives who hand her gold albums that signify success and then cuts huge cake with another round of flashbulbs popping She is fi nally ushered into the semi privacy of corner for more formal interview but is imme diater surrounded by swarm ing group who seem oblivious of her disinterest and the long glances she throws to the back of the room where her boy frieiidproducerguitar player stands against the wall Mostly her answers are for mal and controlled but occa sionally she gives vent to defen sive aggressiveness How do you put something of yourself into such syrupy piece of pop music as Honestly Love You Why do you say its syr upy she flashes Because that sentiment seems totally cliched to me when its put on piece of plas tic You amaze me she says leaning forward disagree to tally think lot of poo le have loved somebody and cause of attachments neither could do anything aboutit Who were you singing it for then the questioner is hoping to find shred of real emotion tucked away in there Everyone Part of singing is acting and thats called inter pretation Whoever was sing ing it for is my business Maybe you need to fall in love few times and then youll feel it Olivias concert performance leans heavily into the country pop sound which most of her records have delivered Its sort of twangy and maybe little tacky but well arranged and impeccably played by band big enough for Vegas show stage BARRIE DENTURE CLINIC COlEllA DJ Complete Denture Service 7264721 I49A Dunlap St Barrie Member Demurisf Society of Ontario or it Utah in 94 SNOW CONTROL Residents are reminded that parking is prohibited on streets bet ween the hours 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