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Talk and slide show The congregation at St. Paul's United Church was treated Sunday afternoon made this summer to the to a talk and slide by Couple visit Costa Rica to help abandoned children Rica. The two made the trip as part of the Pueblito- Canada program under Margaret and Murray Tyndall, on a visit they town of Pueblito, Costa Hubert Charlibois Re-elect Hubert Charlibois to Penetanguishene Council which a number of Canadian volunteers are maintaining homes for abandoned children in the town. The volunteers do odd a SaRIEA FI D = Call "Sam" {Midland-526-7961 Ready-Mix Concrete jobs connected with the project, and generally help out with such things as recreation, and short trips for the children. The Tyndalls found out about the organization from the Reverand Norman Watson. Tyndall said "We never would have found out about it without him."" They made their ap- plication last winter, and found out it had been actepted about three months before they were due to leave. From that time on, they engaged in an intensive study of tBarrie- 728-24605 Os Fuzz. | a | a | a a a a | | Spanish. | | They enjoyed and Tyndall said very pleasing municate in their study of the language, colts to com- another Port MCNICOLI VILLAGE O} ELECTION VILLAGE OF PORT McNICOLL Electors please take notice that pursuant to the Elections Act, a poll will be taken for the purpose of electing; Reeve, Deputy Reeve, (3) Three Councillors for the years 1977-78. ADVANCE POLL November 27th, 1976 at the Municipal Office from 11: a.m. to 8: p.m. REGULAR POLLING DAY Monday, December 6th, 1976 at the Municipal Office from 11: a.m. to 8: p.m. November 30th, 1976 at the hour of 5 o'clock in the afternoon is the deadline for the certification of proxy appointments by the Clerk. Given under my hand this 17th day of November, 1976 Alexander J. Hancox, Returning Officer NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS Village of Victoria Harbour Monday, December 6th, 1976 Polling hours: 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Polling Subdivision NO.1 NO. 2 ADVANCE POLL: (1 day) Saturday--November 27th, 1976 Village Municipal Building, William St. Hours: 11:00a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Where you vote Royal Canadian Legion Hall, William Street Royal Canadian Legion Hall, William Street Polls will be held for the following offices: COUNCIL--3to be elected Public School Trustee to the Simcoe County Board of Education-- 1 to be elected Member of Simcoe County Board of Education for the North Ward to be elected by Separate School Supporters--One to be elected PROXY VOTING The following three categories are entitled to arrange for proxy voting: 1. Persons incapable of attending a polling p-lace for medical reasons and certified as such by a legally qualified medical practitioner> 2. By reason of being absent for attending an educational institution and by reason of such absence expects to be unable to vote at the advance poll or on polling day; 3. Persons who expect to be absent by reason of being engaged for hire or reward in the business of transportation. Appointment of a Proxy must be made in writing on the prescribed Certificate available at the Municipal Office and an application for such Certificate must be made fo the Cerk not later than 5:00 p.m., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1976: Any person who is entitled to vote in the VILLAGE OF VICTORIA HARBOUR may be appointed, as a proxy for the person voting by proxy.:Such person may only act as a proxy for one person except where the person voting is the child, grandchild, brother, sister, husband or wife of the voting proxy, in which case a voting proxy may act for more than-one person. Donna Thatcher - Clerk and Returning Officer TOWNSHIP OF TAY ELECTIONS 1976 Advance Poll--Tay Municipal Offices--Nov. 27, 1976, 11 a.m. to8p.m. Election Day--Monday, December 6, 1976, 11a.m. to 8p.m. Polling Places--Poll No. 1--Vic's Small Sunnyside. Engines, Bayview Ave. Poll No. 2--Home of Hector Adams, Lot 46, Plan 69--Robert St. E. Poll No. 3 Ebeneezer United Church, Con. 2. Poll No. 4--H ome of Alvin Wilson, Con. 5. Poll No. 5-- Home of Helen Wilson, Hwy. 12--Sturgeon Bay. Poll No. 6--St. John's Church Basement, Pine Street, Waubaushene. Poll No. 7--Home of Lillian Pipher, Hwy. 12--Flesserton. Poll No. 8--Home of Frank Durnford, Lot. 1, Con. 14--County Road 17. Poll No. 9--Home of Andrew Moreau, Lot 18, Con. 13--Port Severn. Applications for proxy votes must be submitted to the Clerk on or before Nov. 30/ 76. Voting will be for the following-- Deputy-Reeve--one to be elected. Members of Council--Three to be elected. Waubaushene P.U.C.--Two to be elected. Simcoe County Board of Education--One member to be elected. Member of Simcoe County Board of Education for the N orth Ward to be elected by Separate School Supporters--One to be elected. Walter Lumsden Returning Officer NOTICE OF POLL - Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Village of Coldwater in the County of Simcoe that whereas more candidates have been nominated to each of the following offices than the number required to fill such offices, therefore polls will be-held at the times and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such offices. OFFICE(S) FOR WHICH POLL TO BE HELD: Reeve Councillors (four to be elected) One member of Simcoe County Board of Education. to represent Roman Catholic Separate School supporters One member of Simcoe County Board of Education to represent Public School supporters. ADVANCE POLL: Date: November 27th, 1976: Location: Clerk's Office, Grey Street, Coldwater REGULAR POLL: Date: December 6th, 1976 Location: Coldwater and district Community Centre, Coldwater All polls will be open from 11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m., and no longer. PROXY APPLICATIONS A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the clerk not later than 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday, November 30th, 1976, to receive a certificate to vote by proxy. ; Given under my hand this 17th day of November, 1976. Julian J. Tofts, Returning Officer language." He said their inifial attempts to communicate in Spanish showed them how it must feel to be an immigrant in Canada, who does not speak English. The Puelbito-Canada program is a five-year program. Tyndall said the idea is for the Costa, Ricans to take over the program themselves four years from now. The country at present has no government programs to Emily Johnson The death occurred on Monday,' November 1 at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie of Emily Sabina Johnston of Barrie, formerly of Pehlpston. She was in her 88th year. help children who have been abandoned by parents who are too poor to support them. Many of the abandoned children in Costa Rica now end up stealing or becoming prostitutes. and many find themselves in jail, where they are at least clothed-and fed properly. In the Pueblito-Canada project, there are 12 ' houses where the children are fed, clothed and looked after. The Tyndalls showed slides of the country and of many of the children who lived in the homes. They answered questions from the audience, and explained the details of the trip. The Tyndalls showed slides of the country and of many of the children who lived in the homes, and they answered the questions of the 'in- terested audience. Midland needs a watchdog Vote Bill Ogilvie d Deputy-reeve He will continue to uncover the facts about Midland civic affairs For information and cars call 526-6753 . ~~ Mies BONS Volunteer couple Margaret and Murray Tyndall showed slides Sunday afternoon of their summer in Costa Rica. The show and talk, which took place at St. Pau's United Church in Midland, was well received by an audience of about 50. At the library. Library hours for the Midland Public Library are: Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. From the new book list: Passage to Mutiny: Kent. Alexander Kent continues his series about Richard Bolitho, the 18th century navy hero, as he finds danger and death among the islands of the RE-ELECT | Lesperance Gilbert P. @ Simcoe County Board of Education (North Ward) RE-ELECT EUGENE MAURICE Councillor TOWNSHIP of TINY December 6th 1976 Advanced Polls November 27 & December 4th MAURICE Eugene South Pacific. The Doctor's Wife: Moore. Brian Moore's new novel is the story of Sheila Redeen, a Belfast woman, married to a successful surgeon. Patriot's Dream: Michaels. In this salute to the Bicentennial, Bar- bara Michaels combines the exciting story of the Revolution as it really was with the romance of a girl gripped by emotions too turbulent for control or explanation. Pioneer Churches: Kalman. Fashioned from logs with crude tools, the pioneer churches of North America offer a unique perspective on the history of the continent's ex- pansion. A Walk' Through Yesterday: Beattie. Jessie L. Beattie is one of Canada's most published authors and she has now written her memoris memoirs. Bringo: The Story of Churchill Falls. Smith. A lively and revealing account of this recent episode in Canadian history hives a look at the inner working of the worlds of politics and business. Creative Carving: Meilach. Materials, techniques, appreciation of the art of carving, with \ 200 black and white and coloured photographs. There is a display of handcrafts, | jewellery, candles, macrame, hooking, paintings ete. at the Library, made by local members of the Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association. You are invited to come and . see their work. Remember to listen to "News, Reviews and Interviews', on CKMP each Thursday at 6.30 p.m. Programs between now and Christmas will bring news of the Library, and Mrs. Delaney's in- terviews with Newfoundland author Cassie Brown, and broadcaster and author Caroline Carver. ELECT RJ. "Bob" ARMSTRONG Deputy-Reeve of Port McNicoll "Working with you to make Pt. McNicoll a better place in which to live." ELECT Please vote ARMSTRONG, 2.3. «20 on Dec. 6th. L Page 8, Wednesday, November 24, 1976 \ \ Prete Rt SE LEGRDEE RAED OBO O05 6 OE a eo SERIAL ADAP ESSER ALIA L A OB: Ae REIL ICR NS LP f ¥. E, ee ee el - yo iy 0 16 60 OO nA SAY rw OF yas re J