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46 attend About 46 descendants of Mahlon Ford Beach attended the 11th annual beach family reunIon at the home of Mr and Mrs Mahlon Beach at Port Bolster on Sunday John Beach pilgrim came to Connectiut from England in 1638and his great grandson David Beach came with his family to South Gower Township In eastern Ontario in 1000 His grandson Mahlon Ford Beach was an in dustrialist in Eastern Ontario from 1856 to 1917 and he had 10 sons Guests included Allan Beach DaVId Beach family of Barrie Doug Hickling family of Phelpston George Simpraga famIly Phil and Jane Baldwin all of Mississauga Louise McMichael and Ona Cockburn of Largo Fla Jean and Clif ford Beach of Belleview Fla Sue Albinson of Union Anna Beach Fred and Don Miller of Ottawa BUYING ALL CANADIAN SILVER COINS DATED I966 at EARLIERANY QUANTITY Iifes Editor Claudia Krause Garden Notes By JEAN GABLE Barrie Horticultural Society For many years the Royal Botanical Gardens at Hamilton have been doing tremendous work in Ontario to spread knowledge and love of horticulture The Barrie society has been an affiliate of this worthy organization for years and think readers would like to read part of the recent report RBG OUTREACH BREAKS NEW GROUND With the advent of another summer season the Royal Botanical Gardens Outreach Program enters its sixth year of operation and service The Program was conceived in 1974 by what is now the On tario Ministry of Culture and Recreation with view towards encouraging some of the Torontocentred cultural agencies to share their resources on provincewide basis The rationale Citizens in all parts of Ontario provide tax support to institutions such as the Ontario Science Centre the Royal Ontario Museum and the Royal Botanical Gardens Yet because of the vastness of the province those people outside of comparatively small radius are rarely able to visit these institutions nor can they take part in the public education programs which residents of Toronto and Hamilton have readily available Each institution has found 7266537 Mobile plant clinic coming its respective ways of taking its educational programs and services on the road to outlying communities from Sarnia to the Ottawa Valley and from Timmins to Rainy River Under the auspices of Outreach RBG staff provide con sultation on such matters as developing public gardens street tree plantings historic garden reconstruction and developing Therapy Through Horticulture programs for the physically and mentally handicapped John Oblender graphic designer prepares exhibits on various themes for fairs festivals conventions and other community events The Owen Sound Horticultural Society GreyBruce Council Cookstown Fall Fair Quinte Exhibi tion in Belleville and the SportHome Show at Walden near Sudbury have all made recent use of this service By far the most extensive aspect of Outreach continues to be providing public lectures and demonstrations virtually everywhere in Ontario In five years the format has not changed What evolution has occurred has been in the in creased content and scope of the offerings From modest beginnings this amenity has burgeoned to the point where RBG staff now provide close to 300 public lectures annually to be combined audience totalling about 15000 persons Many horticultural societies and garden clubs rely on Royal Botanical Gardens to provide speakers for at least one or two of their meetings each year Recently such in stitutions as the Georgian Bay Library System and the Algonqum Regional Library System have been instrumental In arrangIng speaking tours of their branch libraries often the examiner Wednesday August22 1979 newsmaker ntest is if Diane Lauraine Hesser and period involving as many as 12 engagements within threeweek Our horticultural staff participated in public programs Julie Walton of RR Thornton correctly identified last weeks photo in The Newsmakers contest as the Canadian Chimney Sweeps convention in Bar name address telephone number with your en try to Newsmakers Contest The Examiner Box 370 Barrie L4M 4T6 Winners will be notified by Ross William Muir were married recently at Collier Street United Church Rar me The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Hcsser and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray mond Muir Rev Fritz officiated at the ceremony assisted by Rev Boden Greg Laing played the guitar and sang The organist was Jim Leonard Maid of honor was Barbara Arkles and the brides maids were sisters of the bride Marilyn Robinson and Karen Hesser Best man was Gary Acker man and the ushers were Greag Laing and Bob Hesser brother of the bride reception was held at the home of the brides parents Steingard Photo 4DAvso LAST CHANCE THIS YEAR BUYING SILVER DOLLARS I967 or Earlier SPECIAL $425 provided at Georgian College and with the availability of the new mobile plant unit programs in Therapy Through Horticulture provided by Ray Halward have become an even more significant component of RBG Outreach Estelle Kjarsgaard provided eight lecturedemonstrations on the art of drying flowers in communities ranging from Lions Head to Southampton and Lucknow Incidently the latest Outreach brochure sent free upon request lists 55 lectures and demonstration topics in hor ticulture natural history and floral design in addition to reviewing other available services Halward will be coming to Barrie to Parkview Centre the Independent Order of Foresters Home and the Sheltered Workshop as soon as he can with the $10000 mobile plant clinic donated to him by the horticultural societies of on tario gt SOCIETY NEWS Another annual show is over We broke new ground and were very pleased with the results Ideas blossomed like spr ing bulbs as we worked The input was terrific The co operation of everyone was simply great Next big society event is Country Fair and of course in between isBarrie Fair where horticulturists also play part The Toronto Garden Club will hold Show in 1980 on Feb 27 to March in the Automotive Building That is an event we will be looking forward to There are lots of touIs on schedule so call bookers for details Not bad idea to think about bulbs for planting so you will have good spring garden Tours of Huionia were just great You have no idea how interesting your ownpart of Ontario is Take time to learn out it BUYING COLLECTORS COINS CANADIAN LARGE CENTS NLY TO SELL TO ACTION COINS rie and won Big Meal at McDonalds If you know the story behind this weeks photo send your mail Winners are selected by random draw of all correct answers Examiner Photo Tollendal dedicates park to donor Tollendal community picnic and dedication to Edna Shep pard will be held Sunday begin ning at pm or in case of rain Sept Events at the park on the corner of Colborne Street and Tollendal Road in Tollendal begin with childrens pet parade and show Ribbons will be presented to the fattest shortest best dress ed coldest nose most lovable and others All pets including dogs cats turtles snakes or rocks must be leashed or caged Games and food fun begin at 330 pm Participants are ask ed to bring their biggest hats for the Mexican Jumping Bag followed by the Chauvinist Yank Kiddies Tug of War Cucumber Pass and Horse shoes Accommodation needed for foreign students Georgian College is seeking accommodation for Canadian and international students at tending the Barrie campus in September It you can help by providing room and board or renting flat or apartment contact the colleges housing of WANTED ALL GOLD COINS CANADA US Dollars fice at the Barrie campus 7281951 More international students than ever before will be looking for accommodation They come from Hong Kong Indonesia Chana Barbados Jamaica Guyana Pakistan Venezuela ACCUMU WANTED STAMPS Collections Accumulations At pm memorial plaque to dedicate the park in memory of Edna Pearl Sheppar donor of the property will be unveil ed Bring chairs and blankets for the evening meal around the fire There will be corn hot dogs and drinks but bring your own marshmallows Letitia area residents invited to corn roast crowd of about 1500 is ex pected to attend the first Letitia Heights community corn roast this year The event sponsored by the Letitia Heights Community Association in cooperation with Barries Parks are for People program is free to residents of the community About 4000 cobs of corn will be cooked and thousands of glasses of orange drink will be LATIONS made available for the event Sunday at pm There will be free entertain ment ranging from ethnic danc ing cabaret performance by the Littles Hill Players to some good old rock and roll There will be other entertain ment as well reports Dave Mc Clean association president Community residents should bring along lawn chair to the roast at Lampman Lane Park Please Read This Notice Carefully It Could lead To Unexpected Cash For You CASH PAID FOR COINS STAMPS or SILVER and GOLD COLLEC TION HOARDS or SINGLE ITEMS We will buy one item alone or collection worth Thousands of FRIDAY AUG 24 to MONDAY AUG 27 WANTED OLD IiOLD AND SILVER In Any Form Such As Gold or Silver Necklaces For every dimewe pay 26 For every quarterwe pay 65 ALSO BUYING CAN I968 IO 25 Silver Only PAYING 220 OF FACE VALUE For every dime we pay 22 for every quarter we pay 55 REMEMBER WE WILL BUY ANY QUANTITY PLEASE SORT INTO I966 EARLIER I967 81968 LOTS WE ALSO BUY KEY DATE CANADIAN or US COINS OR COLLECTIONS CAN NICKEL I970l977 PAYING SI IO EACH ALSO WANTED ALL CANADIAN CASED proof SILVER DOLLARS BUYING US SILVER I935 or earlier Special $550 ea and up All dates and denominations Wanted Collections urgently needed We reserve the right to reiect coins In poor condition DOLLARS US $4 We Pay $6000 US $5 We Pay $80 US $10 We Pay $125 US $20 We Pay $250 ALL GOLD COINS WANTED BRITISH WORLD Estates HigherPriCeeZCPZijlfoLEFSetter Dates Ge°rge 15° 99 EXAMPLEFOTIIUNDAMAGED CANA FOR EVERY DIME I966 or earlier WE PAY 42° he onowmg pm p0 SM Edward VII 30° cams or FOR EVERY QUARTER 1966 or DOLLARS In Acceptable Condition Victoria 50° ea Conodo $5 We Pay $100 BETTER USED earlier WE PAY $1 05 CANADIAN SMALL CENTS Canada $10 We Pay $250 US MINT or BETTER George Only 5c ea Canada $20 I967 FOR EVERY HALF DOLLAR 1967 or I935 $9 I947 $35 CANADIAN SILVER Se We Pay $150 USED FOREIGN earlier WE PAY $210 I936 $9 I947 ml $90 Kings 35 Canada $100 COLLECTIONS URGENTLY NEEDED FOR EVERY SlLVER DOLLAR 1967 or I937 $9 I948 $320 Victoria 50° ea Proof We Pay $1508 up CANADIAN POST CARDS earlierSPECIAL WE PAY $425 I938 $15 1949 $9 22190625 NCKEL UK 920 0R OLDER ATWISTIMEWE rge SAME pRICEs PAID US SILVER COINS 1939 $425 1950 $5 CANADIAN 20 SILVER Soveregns We Pay $60 CANADIAN COVERS szlmsioXJI1tai 1964 or EARLIER I945 $65 1951 to 1858 $20 Mexco I900 OLDER rouowmonms ALSO BUYING CAN I967 10 25 I946 $12 I957 3425 CANADAN 50 SW 50 Peso we POY $250 CANADIAN MINT 50 CAN I945 sums PAYING 260 or FACE VALUE 132 US $3 We Pay $200 $100 SINGLES CAN I941 MAPLE LEAF CANADIAN PLATE BLOCKS I950 or OLDER We will make an appointment to view Estates and Moior Holdings PLEASE NOTE Better Quality of Older Collections Particularly desired TERMS Free Estimates No Obligation Cash Paid All Transactions Final Remember We Will Pay More For Choice or Rare Gold Rings Even if damaged Charm Bracelets Old IOK I4K or l8K Jewellery Scrap Gold Dental Gold Old Dentures Silver Jewellery Sterling Flatware Canadian or Foreign Medals Commemorative Medallic Art All Franklin Mint Silver or Gold Products Gold Pocket Watches in any condition NOTE ABOVE ITEMS PURCHASED FOR CANADIAN PROOF LIKE SETS SILVER $780 each up CANADIAN PAPER MONEY I935 OR EARLIER ALL SHINPLASTERS SI 00 each up CANADIAN OLYMPIC COINS Above Face PRESENTATION SETS CASED SILVER DOLLARS FOREIGN PROOF SETS ALL FOREIGN COINS2 E0 and Up US TYPE COINS Single Items or For Large Accumulations orCoIIectionsl We Want TO Buy Any Item You Have To Sell 50 take those old coins stamps paper money or What have you out of your secret drawer or safety deposit box and bring them in for free offer We are interested in any quantityLARGE or small one item or I000 No collection too large It transportation is problem please call us and we will arrange for you to come down by taxi if you live in town and have items for sale We will make an appointment to view major collections if desired We reserve the right to reiect any coin we see in poor FRIDAY IO am to pm SATURDAY IOOm to6pm SUNDAY I00m 104 pm MONDAY IOam t08pm We will be operating from THE CHURCHILL ROOM NORTH MAIN FLOOR THE HOLIDAY INN SCRAP METAL VALUE ONLY WANTED Old Pocket Watches Whether or not in running condition CANADIAN TOKENS AMERICAN AND CANADIAN RARITIES condition Do not clean or polish your coins FAIRVIEW RD ESSA ROAD HIGHWAY 400 EXIT BARRIE We pay 32 ea and upfor most watches OR YOU NAME lTWE WILL ACTION COIN and STAMP EXCHANGE BUY IT Member Canadian Assoc of Numismatic Dealers CAND For lnformatio Phone 705 7286I9I SILVER DOLLAR CAN I948 SILVER CANI913 I976 CASED SILVER CAN $10 GOLD CHOICE 0R RARE CANADIAN SINGLE ITEMS 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