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Sympathies extended to family of Ernest Taylor Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Ernest Taylor, who passed away on June 15 in Collingwood. Mr. Taylor had been born and raised in this community and farmed until retirement in the late forties, He is sur- vived by three daughters and one son. Mrs. Taylor predeceased him just a couple months ago, as well as one son. REAL ESTATE ADVANCED REALTY FUNDING DENNIS L. STANLEY EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY NEW MORTGAGE RATES 1ST MORTGAGE 10% 2ND MORTGAGE 12% Money is available for --Residential, Commercial --Rural, Industrial --Home Additions and Improvements --Debt Consolidations --Special Builders' Plan --Buy Existing Mortgages for Cash FREE MORTGAGE INFORMATION Call Dennis Collect Anytime a 376-8581 ++4++ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferguson attended the Ferguson-Cunningham wedding on June 16 in Nottawa United Church. +4+++ Congratulations to Rev. Lynn Hannon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hannon of Badjeros, whose marriage to Rev. Thomas Bandy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bandy of Alabama, U.S.A., took place in the Badjeros Unted Church on June 17. ++4+++ Mr. J.M. Gibson visited during the weekend at the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis. He also called on Mr. Percy Priddle ++++ Congratulations to Gloria Rowbotham and Harvey Langford who were married on June 23 in Singhampton Anglican Church. ++4++ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Priddle and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Clayton returned home on the weekend from a three week holiday which took them to the Canadian West Coast. ++++ Visitors during the weekend in the Delmer Rowbotham home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weatherall of Walkerton; also Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mullin and son of Guelph. +4+4++ Sunday visitors in the Joe Ferguson home were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Baker, James and Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Palmer, all of Stayner. ++++ Mr. and Mrs. Alex Priddle, Karen and Miss Patty Adair of Maxwell REAL ESTATE sulated, 4 pc bath, D. J. CAMPBELL Real Estate Ltd. = 429-4800 Value Plus - 4 BR cottage, new addition in- Springhurst Beach $28,500. No. 49 Zz Act now - Beachfront. 3'BR, 3 pc bathy solid most furnishings, returned home on the weekend after a weeks holiday to the Maritime Provinces, coming home by the United States. +4+4++ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stewart, who celebrated their 50th wedding an- niversary on the weekend after a weeks holiday to the Maritime Provinces, coming home by the United States. + Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stewart, who celebrated their 50th wedding an- niversary on Saturday, June 24. A detailed report will appear next week. ++++ Special mortgages coming A Graduated Payment Mortgage plan (GPM) is being introduced by the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) to gradually replace the Assisted Home Ownership Program (AHOP). The main difference between the GPM plan and AHOP is that assistance from _ the federal government will be extended to resale homes. Basically the same _ benefits are provided under the GPM plan for both new and existing housing as are now available under the present AHOP loans. The AHOP loans reduce mortgage interest rates from the current 1012 per cent to eight per cent ona home selling at or below the set AHOP price limit. In Collingwood, the maximum house price to qualify for GPM is $39,000. The loan under the GPM plan will be in the form of a second mor- tgage. The program will go into effect once lending institutions have worked out all the details, a process which could take at least two months, according to CMHC of- ficials. There are now between 25-30 new AHOP homes on the market in Collingwood. These homes are available under either the new or old AHOP programs. The new AHOP plan came into effect May 1, but these homes were started before that date so homebuyers can take advantage of whichever program they choose. Under the old program, interest-free loans and, in some cases, grants are available to the home buyer. Both federal and provincial grants are available for some with a dependent. The maximum grant available is $125 a month and is determined by a family's gross income. The new program does not provide any grants and interest is charged on the loan. The May 1 changes allow single persons to buy AHOP homes for the first time. Under all the programs, a down payment of five per cent is required. Tieless summer for town Lock up those neckties and throw away the key. July and August have been declared tieless months by Mayor Harry Bell and council, as has been the custom in Collingwood for the past three years. Leaving the ties in the closet provides an op- portunity for business men to attend work in 'sports attire in keeping with the holiday at- mosphere which prevails in the town during the summer months. Collingwood men will be able to face the hot, sticky summer weather in comfort and not be forced to suffer from being buttoned right up to the neck. So take a cue from the town fathers. Go informal | aid enjoy the summer. Brian and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Cathy Michael -of Utopia, are spending a few days of their holiday this week visiting in the area. New staff Collingwood Collegiate will add two After 38 years in the education business Don Ferguson Superintendent of Schools for Area Four in Simcoe county is retiring. Yesterday morning Brian Pilon of Collingwood Collegiate's Art Department presented Ferguson with a bust of himself as a parting gift from the CCI staff. Pilon, who created the ceramic likness of the superintendent, tendent. said he worked from photographs the spent about 20 hours perfecting the sculpture. Ferguson says he is very much looking forward to the free time he has ahead of him. John Pennock, a former principal of Stayner Collegiate will be the new Area Four superin- new teachers to its staff next fall and both were on hand for the June Con- ference held Thursday at the school Mark Redmond (left) will join the Science department and comes to CCI from Beamsville. Redmond, who was educated at the University of Torontois married and he and his wife, Pat havea nine month old son, Scott. He says he plans to help coach the school's football staff photo team next year. Brian Loree will spend his in school hours at CCI teaching History and Geography and hopes to get involved with some of the school's teams after hours. Loree is transferring to CCI from Barrie North Collegiate. He earned his B.A. from Brock University. and took an M.A. at McMaster. Loree and his wife, Diane are the proud parents of a 1!» year old son, Chris Ba) 8 the church of your choice this Sunday Collingwood ALL SAINTS ANGLICAN, Elgin St. Rev. Barrie Ralph 75 Ontario St, 445-7407 or 445-3841. BRITISH METHODIST EPISCOPALIAN, Seventh St. Rev Tom Wilson. CHRISTIAN REFORMED, R.R. 1, Nico Peters 445-3718 CHURCH OF CHRIST, 490 Tenth St, Rev. Woodron Heaslip 445-1531. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY, Ste. Marie and George St. Rev. Roger Galaviz, 445-2079. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE-meets at British Methodist Episcopalian Seventh St., Rev. Brad Dunham 445 4693. FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST, 60 Ninth St. Rev L. V. Bigelow 445 6701. Poplar Side Rd., Rev Progress founders Chal Gorsline, one of the founders of the club in 1940-41. the Collingwood Progress Club in 1937, at a recent meeting of the club, was presented with a certificate com- memorating this event. Mr. Gorsline now lives in Toronto and Florida but is still an Honourary member of the Collingwood club. He was President of club. Shown making the presentation to Mr. Gorsline, is Bert Brydon who was brought into the club in the early days by Mr. Gorsline. Mr. Brydon, now retired, is still an active member of the 445-4972. NOTTAWA UNITED, Rev 3711. FIRST BAPTIST, Third Street, Rev. Paul Boughton 445-2891 MISSIONARY CHURCH, 15 Cameron St. Rev. Mel Otterbein, NEW LIFE BRETHREN IN CHRIST, 227 Sixth St., Rev Dale Shaw 445-6085 or 445-5892. K. Wettlauffer 428-2111 or 428 PARKWAY PENTECOSTAL, Pretty River Parkway and Albert St, Rev. Trevor Butt 445-1412 or 445-4207. PRESBYTERIAN, Maple St, Rev. Douglas Wilson, 445-4651 some insulation, quiet, excellent view. No. 38. Peaceful and Spacious - 4 BRS., sun room, 3 pc bath, treed lot 125 x 150. Asking $35,900 - Try an offer. No. 45. Riverfront Home $31,900 - winterized cottage + guest cottage, very - No. 56. Springhurst beach win- large treed lot, boating area Reduced to sell - terized home, carport, well the beach. Asking $33,000. Try your offer to- day. No. 24. Riverfront Triplex - Income property, 3 Apts modern, permanent siding, decks overlooking the river, Under Power Sale - Asking $45,000. No. 59. One + One equals Two - winterized cottages just steps to Bay. Rent one use the other. Good 4 Season package. 10 per cent financing. No. 58. Mr. Fix It - Check this one out. 4 BR cottage, needs repair. Lot 150 x 300. Possibility of severence as property fronts on two roads. No. 54. Furnished 4 BR treed lot, walk to Must Sell - Celebrate family favorite. Plana special Canada Day outing this week- end, And be sure to include Kentucky Fried Chicken in the festivities. Its dinner the casy way made by the Colonel's boys and girls. Finger lickin' good, it's a family favorite anytime, especially when its served with one of the Colonel's tasty salads and golden brown French fries. [ried Colonel Sanders' boys and girls finger lickin' good'. make it SYKES & COLLINGWOOD STs, MEAFORD, ONT TEL 538-3611 MOSLEY & SUNNIDALE STS WASAGA BEACH. ONT TEL 429-2311 45 ESSA RD BARRIE. ONT TEL 726-2501 DUCKWORTH PLAZA BARRIE. ON' TEL. 726-5710 LOFT'S entucky with a Chicken 371 KING ST MIOLAND, ONT TEL 526-5522 315 BAYFIELO ST BARRIE. ONT TEL. 728-7220 70 FIRST ST COLLINGWOOD. ONT TEL 445-0491 RATEPAYERS ASSOCIATION OF WASAGA BEACH ANNOUNCES IMPORTANT RALLY SUNDAY JULY 2, 1978 - 2 P.M. (SHARP) OAKVIEW COMMUNITY HALL WASAGA BEACH ARE WE GOING TO BE ABLE TO AFFORD LIVING AT WASAGA BEACH??? During the present Council's term of office of 18 months, more taxpayers' Excessive Spending money has been committed for the next 20 years than has been spent in capital expenditures over the past 50 years in our municipality. This shocking increase is as a result of the Arena Complex, Firehall, Works Building and Water and Sewers (the latter without a promised referendum), all accountable to the present Council. Further, if they are returned to office this Fall we understand a new Town Hall and possibly a Post Office are being considered. As a result of the above disturbing information, E.D. Langevin, President of the Election Year Nov. 13, °78 Association, a former Reeve of Wasaga Beach 1966 to 1971, who retired undefeated, has announced his candidacy for Mayor, along with his running-mate Len Cater for Reeve. A team of candidates will be shortly announced who will be dedicated to controlling the day-to-day expenditures and to restrain further capital outlay. Join Our Crusade We need your participation -- please become a member of Ratepayers Association. Just forward a cheque to the Association, Box 240, Wasaga Beach for sum of $5.00 per family per year. In any case be sure to attend the Rally on July 2, 1978 at Oakview Community Be Sure to Centre -- 2 P.M. sharp. P.A. System will be hooked outside to handle overflow. This is your chance to show by your presence your objection to skyrocketing tax increases Attend increases and won an astounding reduction. that must be checked. Taxpayers in California recently revolted at excessive tax Len Cater -- Vice-President G. Schwieger -- Ist Vice-President I. Giller -- Secretary-Treasurer Yours respectfully, --E. D. Langevin, President Wasaga Beach Ratepayers Assn. Chas. Mitchell -- Director Bob Cameron -- Director E. Dunk -- Director ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC, 63 Elgin St. Father-J Basil Breen 445-1790. SALVATION ARMY, 162 Ste Marie St, Res 158 Ste Marie St Capt. Cuff 445-4962 or 445-2153. TRINITY UNITED, 140 Maple St, Rev. Samuel Fuller 445 3901 or 445-4913. Duntroon CHRIST CHURCH, Batteau Rev. A. W. Downer 445-5331 CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Duntroon, Rev. A. W Downer 445-5331. DUNTROON PASTORAL CHARGE, PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. Nan St. Louis 445-6083. GLEN HURON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Rev. A. W. Downer 445-5331. NOTTAWA PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. Nan St. Louis 445-6083 ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Singhampton, Rev. A. W. Downer 445 5331. WEST NOTTAWASAGA CHURCH, 33rd Sideroad, Nottawa, Rev. Nan St. Louis 445-6083. Stayner BRETHREN IN CHRIST, 6th Line Nottawasaga Twp, Rev Harvey Spickley 428-3564. CENTENNIAL UNITED CHURCH, William St. Rev. Keith Wettlauffer 428-3711. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (ANGLICAN) Scott St. Rev. Jim Wooley 428-2604. FIRST BAPTIST 205 Oak St. Rev. Barry Yager 428-3144 JUBILEE PREBYTERIAN, Main St. Rev. A. Houston 428 3443. ST. PATRICKS ROMAN CATHOLIC, William St. Father John Weelink 428-2124. STAYNER MISSIONARY CHURCH, 295 Main St. E., Rev George Peck 428-3741. Wasaga Beach COMMUNITY CHURCH 6th and Mosley St. summer only non-denominational. FAITH MISSIONARY CHURCH, Walter Isaak 429-2059. PRINCE OF PEACE, ANGLICAN, Mosley St. at 15th St. Rev. Jim Wooley, 428-2604. ST. NOEL CHABANEL ROMAN CATHOLIC, Dunkerron St Father John Weelink 428-2124. WOODLAND BEACH COMMUNITY CHURCH. Beaver Valley BLUE MOUNTAIN BAPTIST, Ravenna Mr. Sam Bistretzan 599-6615. CHURCH OF CHRIST ANGLICAN, Heathcote Rev. Wm. Buxton 599-3423. FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL, Heathcote Mr. E. Orr. 599-2205. FIRST BAPTIST, Bruce and Alice St. Thornbury Rev. G. S. Gammon 599-3235. FREE METHODIST, Bruce St. Bauder, 599-3427. GRACE UNITED, 140 Bruce St. Thornbury Rev. J. H. W. Robinson, 599-2438. ST. GEORGE'S ANGLICAN, Clarksburg Rev. Wm. Buxtor, 599-3423. ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN, Marsh St. Rev T. Boyd 538 2593. Meaford CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN, Boucher St. Huston 538-1330. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Nelson St. Mr. M. Craddock, 538-1750. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Trowbridge St. Rev. Don Rossiter, 538-2822. COOK ST TABERNACLE PENTECOSTAL, Cook St. Rev. Jim Gregory, 538-1164. FIRST BAPTIST, Trowbridge St. Rev. C. Boyce, 538-2533. KNOX PRESBYTERIAN, Nelson St. Rev. T. Boyd, 538-2593. MEAFORD UNITED, Boucher St. Rev. D. Aikman. "_<-3416. OLIVET BAPTIST, Ivan St. Rev. D. Blainey, 538-2020. ST. VINCENT ROMAN CATHOLIC, Collingwood St. Father Kelly, 376-0278. 132 River Rd E. Rev. Thornbury Rev. K. B. Rev. Dale Friday June 30, 1978 Page 9