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Harpsichordist Richard Birney Smith played to full house at the Grove Park auditorium on the weekend then demon PLAYS TO FULL HOUSE strated his exceptional in strument to group of eager young music studen ts Mr Smith has played throughout Europe and the United States and is organist at church in Dundas Examiner Photo Congregation honors Minister of Music After 43 years as Minister of Music for Collier St United Church Lloyd Tuf ford is retiring June 30 as aganist and choir director He will he succeeded in that position on Aug by James Leighton 27 who comes to Barrie from King City United Church Much planning by the music committee of Colliers Official Board has resulted in gigantic recognition par ty in honor of Lloyd Tufford who in addition to handling the great Keates pipe organ in the church and planning the music has been most ac tive in Barrie community sin ce coming from St Catharines in 1933 Mr Tufford was Barries first director of music for Pond should be moved says report to board To protect an old swim ming hole north of Edgehill Drive the developers have to move it few hundred feet says Goldstein con sulting engineer In report to the Barrie planning board David Beasley representing Deer wood De elopments Ltd said the pond should be moved before construction starts The Board sent the plan and report prepared by Mr Goldstein consultant with Marshall Macklin and Monaghan to the city hall departments Mr Beasley said the pond north of Edgehill about half way between Anne Street and Ferndale Drive is man made and could be re created after construction of the major collector road for Residential District In the district plan the city stated it wanted the pond reserved and protected The pond Mr Beasley said the depth is about 14 feet and fluctuates about five feet depending on the season He said it is springfed and also collects water from the runoff The ministry of natural resources stocks it every year with Speckled Apr 29 Draw SERIES flan ANY OTHER an arm no TICKET NUMBER 01 trout he said It was good swimming hole at one time he said If it was cleaned up it could be rsed for swimming again Land fill from construction of the homes and road could deteriorate and destroy the quality of water he said unless certain precautions were made It is easier he said to re locate the pond after con struction DUCKWORTH GROVE PLAZA BARRIE Your First Stop in Decorating Broad00m Sales Servrce Vinyl Floor Coverings lmported Italan Floor Wall Tles Custom Installation on All Products Shop At Home or Vsrt Our Showroom PARA Paints and Wallpaper I705 726 8424 public schools has been local director for the Royal Canadian College of Organists was one of the founders and early director of Huronia Symphony Or chestra and teacher of piano andorgan On Saturday May 15 public reception in honor of Mr Tufford will be held in the Fellowship Hall starting at pm This will include light program of skits testimonial speeches and presentations to the veteran music minister On Sunday morning May 16 the morning service at Collier will be almost entirely devoted to suitable music featuring choir of more than 100 voices directed by Mr Tufford About 70 former members of the choir will be returning to Barrie from far and wide for the weekend celebration to augment the present choir After the ser vice luncheon will be held in the hall for the visitors choir and music committee POSSIBLE WINNERS FIRST PRIZE NUMBER PRIZE OF 77 PRIZES OF 624 PRIZES OF 6318 PRIZES OF SECOND PRIZE NUMBER PRIZE OF 77 PRIZES OF 624 PRIZES OF 6318 PRIZES OF THIRD PRIZE NUMBER PRIZE OF 17 PRIZES OF 624 PRIZES OF 6318 PRIZES OF FOURTH PRIZE NUMBER PRIZE OF 11 PRIZES OF 624 PRIZES OF 6318 PRIZES OF FIFTH PRIZE NUMBER PRIZE OF PRIZES OF PRIZES OF 624 PRIZES Winning Numbers AMOUNT $100 000 10000 100 to $100 000 1000 100 01 $100 000 1000 100 $100 000 1000 100 25 £100000 PRIZES OF Next Draw May 13 from Niagara Falls murmar rr rI IPM rillId if $25 tickets may be redeemed at branches oi Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce llIIIhl The provincial government is inconsistent in expecting Ontario residents to work for living and then cutting jobs in health care and social ser vices Paul Wessenger New Democratic Party candidate in Barrie in the last provin cial election told Textile Workers of America Local 1937 Wednesday If you believe people should work you dont go around creating unem ployment Mr Wessenger who is also Barrie alder man told the locals monthly meeting He said job cutbacks have increased the burden on social services at time when these services also face the unkindest cuts of all in the form of 55percent limit on spending increases while in flation drives costs up at double that rate Mr Wessenger also at tacked the current provincial policy of shifting the cost of social services and other programs to municipal tax payers He said the municipal property tax unlike income or corporation taxes falls most heavily on those least able to pay Mr Wessenger told the union members the NDP has long taken common stand with organized labor on number of issues par Bagbidit Malt SAT SUN MATINEE CHILDREN $100 ticularly working conditions andsafety PRIME EXAMPLE He said provincial NDP leader Stephen Lewis stand on these issues is prime example of the partys policy of ple before profits so on hand at the meeting was Paul Forder of the On tario Federation Labor who attacked the federal anti inflation rogram as unfair to the wor ing man because wages are far more strictly controlled than prices or profits He told the meeting that labors share of the national income has been decreasing rather than increasing relative to the share taken by corporations Prior to the imposition of wage and price controls last Wessenger tells meeting fall he said wages had been increasing 26 per cent while profits went up 85 per cent Mr Forder also attackecllr the ineffectiveness government safety in spections at industrial plants and what he said was the in of Ontario Premier William 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