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District news Eady celebrates Queen's Silver Jubilee with parade, pot luck supper by E. Lorraine Orr The community of Eady held their own celebrations for the Queen's Silver Jubilee beginning with a children's costume parade to the Community Hall led by drummer Jeff Thatcher. Teenager Jean Morton played God Save the Queen on her ac- cordian to open the ceremonies. The ladies of the Eady Institute presented the community with a flag and flagpole which was erected beside the hall. The dedication service was conducted by Jim Bell and Geordie Kent with Mrs. Rita Whiston offering the prayer Contests were held to choose the lady with the "Nicest Ankles' -- Isobel Schaller, and the man with the "Nobiest Knees"' -- Charles Walker. Prizes were awarded well as pictures of the Jubilee celebrations which he had taken as they were shown on his television screen ---- Coldwater News for the best float in the parade and the best costume. Each child from age 1 to 16 received a special plate com- memorating the Queen's Jubilee Following a pot luck supper, Norman Camp- bell of Orillia showed slides of New Zealand, Australia, the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace as Visiting with Edythe and Violet Aitchison last week were their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wilson of Burnaby, British Columbia. A profusion of color on the west side of Main Street South is the English garden of Mrs. Mary Stock. The many varieties of flowers are now in full bloom and a delight to behold. Coldwater Official Plan prepares for growth by E. Lorraine Orr Coldwater's Official Plan was the topic at an open meeting held at the council chambers last week Although the meeting had been well announced in advance, very few residents at- tended George Robert, a representative of the consulting firm of Win- dland Associates Engineering Ltd. was on hand to explain in detail the many aspects of the plan and how it will affect Coldwater residents. An official plan designates the use of land by zoning. Coldwater's plan covers the whole of the area which presently comprises the corporate limits of the Village. A survey by the TASK force indicates Midland and Orillia will each grow in population to 80,000 by the year 2011. Coldwater is approximately in the middle of the two and will certainly be affected. Mr. Roberts explained that an official plan helps keep a balance of future growth, meeting the needs of present and future. It is an overall frame of reference to guide land-use development for the in- dividual or developer in Coldwater until 1991. The zoning is not to curtail a person from doing what he wishes with his own land but to protect each person from undesirable workings beside him. At present Coldwater has 147 acres of vacant land. Of this 105 acres are within the Village, and 42 acres are rural. A break- down indicates 12 acres are existing lots without buildings, rivers and their Harbour zoning bylaws go to OMB August 9 by Bev Juneau Mr. and Mrs. E. Pypher attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. Beach of Cold- water, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webb visited friends in Minden, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt of Australia, spent a few days with Mrs. Hunts aunt Mrs. O.M. Vasey. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Taylor and family, spent the long weekend at their cottage in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kirkwood of Burlington, visited their parents, friends and relatives this long weekend. Mrs. Clara Juneau, spent a few days in Midland, with her daughter and son-in-law, and another daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. Newman of Sarnia, Ont. Tay and _ Victoria Harbour Union Library new hours. Monday 10-12 1-4 Tuesday 10-12 1-4 Thursday 10-12 14 Friday 10-12 1-4 Saturday 9-12 Don't forget the Children's Hour at the Library each Monday and Thursday 10:30 to 11:30 Children 4 to 8 years. Concerned tax payers, don't forget the O.M.B. meeting at the Village Office, on August 9, 1977, for those who had ob- jections filled, pertaining to the new zoning by-law. banks comprise 10 acres and 85 acres are hazard lands. This leaves 40 acres of raw land for development __ purposes. Adventure / 77 is a day camp program which is operating in Tay Township from June 27 - August 13. Sponsored by the Ministry of Culture and Recreation this is the second year for the popular program. Registration fees are $3.00 for the camp and $7.00 per child if they wish to be included in the daily swimming program at the "Y"' in Midland. There is a pre-school (ages 4-5) program each morning as well as an all day program for juniors (4-8) and seniors (9-15). The registration is very good with 58 at Waverley and 48 seniors and 46 juniors at Vasey. Waubaushene is to have only one week of camp, later in August, as they have been operating a swimming, program each day. The children are in- volved in a variety of activities, such as arts and crafts, archery, nature hikes, learning how to read a compass and orienteering. Kites have been made and go- carts constructed. A "Mutt Show" was a highlight with the dogs in costumes. One pooch was dressed as a member of the Blue Jay Baseball team. A variety pet show ranged from gerbils to a homing pigeon that flew in the wrong direction to a pet rock. The very competent may view their childrens crafts. Special birthday celebrations were held for two Coldwater residents last week. Roy Galbraith met with friends in honor of his 88th birthday, and Harry Stonehouse was honored with a_ buffet dinner on the occasion of his 83rd birthday. Travelling to Pelee Point, Mrs. Gladys Dale spent several days with her husband Harry. Mr. Dale is a helicopter pilot employed by the Federal Hamilton of Tenterfield sister and brother-in-law, Government. Australia are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mr. and Mrs. J.H. with Mr. Hamilton's Martin. DINING LOUNGE senior councillors are Cheryl Duffy and Cathy Snider. Their able assistants are Connie Cunningham, Ellen Jones and Devin Curry. The people responsible P.M.C.L. TOURS C.N.E. 1977 Aug. 18 - Sept. 5 for organizing these camps are Mrs. Bunn --_-- nee, tn co Ma Eerie OV am eal * BAY CITY ROLLERS « During the last week of camp there will be a corn roast to which all parents will be invited so they * CHARLIE PRIDE x * RUSH x Still Washing The Old Way? We'll do your wash the EASY way. With the newest machines. Try us. We're fast . efficient! over 71 years Tired of slaving? 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