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onourable artist Midland Times darkroom technician Darryl Lalonde 'won a honorable mention in a recent open poster com- petition for area designers. Lalonde used modern design elements and flashy colors to make the poster seem three-dimensional through the use of color and form. Crime Stoppers hopes to solve Oro murder Crime Stoppers of Sim- coe County and the District of Muskoka, along with the Barrie Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, request the _ public's assistance in identifying the persons responsible for the murder of a young woman in Oro Township. During the early morn- ing hours of Sept. 1, 1983, Claire Samson, age 23, a prostitute known as Casey, was seen standing in front of the Essex Hotel on Jar- vis Street, Toronto. She got into a large size, beige car that was driven by an older, balding male person, and taken away. She was not seen again. On Friday, Sept. 2, 1983, Samson's body was found in a woodlot area off Oro Sideroad 20/21, near Highway 93 at Crown Hill, just outside of Barrie. She had been shot in the head with a small calibre weapon. Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 cash to anyone who provides in- formation that leads to an arrest in this case or any other case. Callers are never re- quired to reveal their iden- tity or testify in court. Call Crime Stoppers at 721-3333 (in Barrie) or toll free at 1-800-461-TIPS. A re-enactment of this case will be shown on the CKVR newscast on Thurs- day, Aug. 27. Festival has grown since last year With less than a month to go until the second annual Wye Marsh Wildlife Festival, everything is in' place for an even bigger and better show than last year. The festival began as a fundraising idea for the non-profit conservation centre. The plan was greeted with enthusiasm by dozens of artists, musi- cians, conservation clubs, and exhibitors who jumped on the bandwagon and made the event a resoun- ding success. More than 140 volunteers helped with planning, promotion, ticket sales, the food tent, admis- sions, and souvenir sales, making the event a real community affair. The public's response was outstanding as well: thousands of visitors turn- ed out to enjoy the festival's unique mix of family entertainment and the conservation message. This year, the winning Midland Nursery School Inc. Accepting for 1987 - 1988 school year Co-operative or Registrations 7 for 3 & 4 year olds non - Cco- -operative classes Facilities at St. Paul's Church For more information call Michelle 526-7211 or Emily 526-4915 Ep Retraction For A & P flyer for week ending August 29th, 1987 TROPICAL PLANTS Product of Canada Hanging Baskets Assorted Tropical Plants 10" Pot $9.99 and Dominion $ 1 0.00 A & P apologizes for any inconvenience to their customers. NOTICE Electoral District of Simcoe East IF YOUR NAME IS NOT ON THE NEW LIST OF VOTERS You may obtain a Certificate to vote at the Returning Office, 24 West Street South, Orillia, from now until September 9th. Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Sundays excluded). Telephone: 326-2432 or at Hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, August 24th Wednesday, August 26th Friday, August 28th Saturday, August 29th Tuesday, September 1st Wednesday, September 9th Penetang Poyntz Mall Revision Office Telephone: 549-4402 Hours 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday, September 3rd Saturday, September 5th Monday, September 7th R.E. Returning Officer, Simcoe East Stanton combination of nature art, conservation displays and music has been expanded to include more perfor- mances, more displays, more public participation events, contests. Added attractions will include horse-drawn wagon rides into the festival grounds, a special games Building bylaw A new building bylaw was passed in Port MeNicoll last week. The law, which regulates "construction and destruc- tion of building and other related services" was pass- ed just before the end of last week's council meeting. Saturday evening concert with a host of talented per- formers, and a special sale of outdoor equipment, crafts and produce called the Marsh Mart. passed Council had been at odds over whether to pass this law for building permits and another separate law for plumbing. UNIVERSI@ E - 8. YO RK oe NW Rat 1 ¥ Take Atkinson College courses in Penetanguishene, Orillia, Barrie September 1987 -- April 1988 Degree credit courses will be offered in psychology (Penetanguishene), humanities, geography, and sociology (Orillia), and administrative studies and health administration (Barrie). For further information, call: Atkinson College Student Services (416) 736-5234 MRM HH THE BARREL WORKS presents Beatle Mania + + + % + HF EH HH EH HH HE EH HH HE H OH OF RMN HH HH ececeAS THE BEATLES Page 16, Tuesday, August 25, 1987 KkwkkKk kx Friday, August 28th Lick B. Doors Open 7:30 p.m. No Advance Tickets Friday, Sept. 4th Back by Popular Demand UNIVERSAL JUVENILES Tribute to Max Webster & Kim Mitchell + + + + + HH HE HO OH OH Ot HH OF Oe OE Oe OH OF OF AMM HHH