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Mrs. Keith Heplieh, University. She Provincial President of reported on the suc- Ontario Women's cessful 4H courses of- Institutes, brought fered last year as well greetings atthe oneday as those for W_1 convention held at members. Outlinging Alliston Presbyterian the programmes Church recently. She available for ladies this stressed that during year she said the 'Rug 1984 branches should : Braiding" would get take this opportunity to under way soon. There the costs of operating these courses. This morning session was conducted by Area President Mrs. Murray Bowen; the afternoon session by Vice President Mrs. Walter Coutts. Second Vice President Mrs. Gordon Downing presided over the evening meeting. Mrs. Allan Orr and Mrs. Howard Campbell led the sing songs and Mrs. Orr sang during the evening. Reports were given by all area convenors and board Wl urged to participate' spoke briefly on their impressions of the world conference. The following were elected to serve for the 1983-84 year: Past Pres: Mrs. directors Mrs. Ronald Coutts and Mrs. James Beard. During the business period it was voted that the one day convention concept be carried on next year Murray Bowen, instead of the usual two Hawkeston, President: days as it has been in' Mrs. Walter Coutts, the past. Stayner, ist Vice: Mrs. ' Gordon Downing, Following the evening Barrie, 2nd Vice: Mrs. banquet Mrs. Ronald James Steers, Brad- Coutts showed slides on ford, Sec-Treas: Mrs. the 17th Triannial Ray Tuck, Elmvale, Conference of A.C.W.W. Public Relations: Mrs. held in Vancouver June Maude Freeman, 19-29, 1983. Those at- Orillia, Standing tending from this area Committees: Agricu- Consumer Affairs: Mrs. Iture & Cdn Industries: Mrs. Murray Bowen, Mrs. F. Anderson, Hawkeston, Federation Alliston, Family & of Agriculture: Mrs. Orval Hughes, Brad- Aubrey Addison, Orillia ford, Scholarship Education and Cultural Chairman: Mrs. Don Activities: Mrs. Doug Woodrow, Coldwater, Ross, Orillia, Curator Auditors: Mrs. Ruth Tweedsmuire Hisotry: Dixon, Elmvale and Mrs,. Joe Lea, Mrs. Hazel Simpson, Hillsdale, Resolutions: Elmvale. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsSsssssssssss Today"s Quote "Drive-in banking may have been invented so that new cars could see their real owners!"' ~ SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSES advance {heir will be short courses on Tweedsmuir History 'Ontario Harvest of Books by doing fruits and Vegetable", comething with com- "Ontario Red Meats" a munity and family food forum and 'Wise histories. She also said Money Management". that it is hoped that She suggested ways $50,000 will be raised by branches could recover branches' through Associated County Women of the World "Coins for Friendship' programme for the POW a (ese and Sanitation for All" in the third world countries which ends in _1990. Donations cane be sent to our office at Guelph. ' This is Mrs. Heplieh's last visit to our area convention as her term of office expires this year. Mrs. Joyce Canning, Rural Organizations and Services Branch Director, through a slide presentation gave us a tour of the Organizations offices and introduced us to the staff at Guelph Going, going, gone With the newly constructed Moun- tainview Mall looming large in the background, the A.E. LePage High- way Mall, which has been a familiar NOTICES sight on Highway 93 for the past several years has disappeared by way of the demolition crew. In just a few days Over the past week, the structure has been changed from a place of business to a parking lot for the new shopping complex which is scheduled to open shortly. The photos above show the work progressing as the mall quickly disappears. --Photos by Bob Murray tat : ih i t= ti a ie Village of Port McNicoll County of Simcoe The Ontario Municipal Board has granted ap- proval of By-Laws 691 and 708. The following is an extract of the by-laws. In July, 1982, the Council adopted Official Plan Amendment No. 1. The actual amendment is not lengthy and is as follows: 1. That Sections 5.2 Residential Phase 2 (b) Policies clause (1) and Section 5.8 Special Policy Area (b) Policies (1) are hereby amended by adding a new paragraph as follows: 'For the purposes of this section the term 'development' shall not include the replacement Or upgrading of an existing substandard dwelling (0a Maximum floor area Of 83.5 square metres nor shall it prohibit the addition of a garage, carport, sundeck, or other similar non-inhabitable structure, providing that: (a) such upgrading, replacement or addition receives approval from the Council of the Village of Port McNicoll, the Ministry of the Environment and the Simcoe County District Health Unit, and that (b) the existing private sewage disposal system: is satisfactory to service the existing or replacement dwelling and any upgrading or ad- ditions proposed. Where a system is found to be deficient then a certificate of approval by the Simcoe County District Health Unit and / or the Ministry of the Environment for a new system niust be issued prior to an approval by the building department for the upgrading or replacement of a dwelling or addition thereto, and that (c) generally the upgrading or replacement of an existing dwelling or addition does not encroach upon land which would be required for a future septic system in the event of a failure to the existing system, and that (d) the upgrading or replacement of an existing dwelling or addition is for the residents' personal use and is not intended to increase the number of persons residing in the dwelling, and that (e) the dwelling is serviced with an adequate and potable supply of water. No building permit shall be issued until such time as Council is satisfied that the private sewerage system and water supply for the dwelling is adequate and that approval has been received from the Simcoe County District Health Unit and. or the Ministry of the Environment.' Tiny Township Heavy Garbage Pick-up for discarded Furniture, etc., will be the week of Oct. 17 The day of your regular pickup, place beside your regular garbage Bus Trip to Quilt Show '"'Breaking with Tradition" Oakville- Oct. 26, 1983. Time to shop $15 per seat. Call Erma 526-5252, 526-5455. 81to084 Simple but they work ...Classified ads M. Moreau} = -- COMINGEVENTS 81,82,83 Page 18, Friday, October 14, 1983 Take Notice--As_ of Sept. 24, 1983, I Murray Guthrie am not responsible for any debts incurred by Marie Catherine Guthrie. 81,82,83 WORK WANTED Daycare: Former teacher will provide "Fun" daycare in her home. Phone 526-6856. 82,83 Custom combining. Phone Wayne Brownridge 428-2216 or Owes Brooks 428-5973. 68TF FARMERSMARKET Vespra Heights Farms offer for sale Yorkshire Boars and gilts from' their large, well established herd. Duroc & Duroc york boars also available. A-1 related bloodlines. Delivery. arrangements can be made. Call Les Morgan 726-6074. 21TF. AFRICAN VIOLET GROWERS Meeting of the Penetang Horticultural Society Tues. Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. at the Library Hall on Simcoe St. Speaker well known authority on African Violets 'Mrs. Myrna Kowasan". Members and interested people are welcome to attend lunch is served. 81.82 (ee eee ee eee Cp c\AL Classification: Your Name Addre: Phone ee Interested Christian Families are gathering for Bible Study and Sharing. You are invited to join us. Place: Home of Richard and Ruth. Lamoureux, 825 Victoria Street, Midland. Time: Fridays at 8 p.m. Beginning Oct. 21, 1983. 184 Queen St. W., Elmvale OPEN7 DAYSAWEEK 5 Offices in Simcoe County HILLSDALE EXECUTIVE: 3 bedroom 1,600 sq.ft. plus fully finished basement, wet bar. Oversized garage. 2 full baths, central air, 2 walkouts, large lot well landscaped. Asking $75,900. D / 2884. 737-2880 Or 726-3740. and Maif = === ssesss2=5 two insertions § 2 for ONLY 4 Pa ) (15 words or less pre-paid only) Send cheque or money order with coupon to: Midland Times, Box 609, Midland. L4R 4L3 or drop your ad off at one of our offices Midland Times, 309 King St., Midland Penetanguishene Citizen, 75 Main St., Penetanguishene Elmvale Lance, Queen St. W., Elmvale aaa ites ar a aan aed