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mi Extra Cut RIBEYE complete steak dinner including baked potato tossed green salad fresh roll with butter om $1 94 Bigger Steak for Bigger Appetite MAY 12 TO 24 ONLY At Ponderosa you always get Free refills on coffee and soft drinks Plenty of free parking No tipping ever Now thats friendly PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE Canadas Largest Famin Steak House Chain EWN mm Elwyn USE OUR OR firestone Alum gnu CREDIT Pom FRONT END ALIGNMENT WITH SUSPENSION CHECK We correct caster camber toe Ill toeout settings for this one low price WHEEL DRUM 30000 MILE GUARANTEE Install new linings Resurlnce drums Art linings tn drums Repack front outer wheel bearings Inspect wheel cylinders master cylinders front grease seals brake hoses 81 hardware Torsron bars air conditioning extra parts and installation extra if requned GUARANTEED BRAKE SERVICE convention for Simcoe Cen ire riding June 24 while at BARRIE DRIVEA CAR Presents To You HOLIDAY UN WHEELS Fully equipped with all modern conveniences RESERVE NOW BARBIE DRIVEACAR 43 Essa Rd 7286474 STEREO DISHWASH 5195 Fwestoue Stores 88 DUNLOP ST BARRIE 7266585 Open Daily to Friday to Saturday to No Phone Orders CANDIDATE AT ANNUAL MEETING Allan Eagleson is seen here Conservative nomination with George Taylor can didate for the Progressive TELEVISION RANGES LAUNDRY REFRIGERATORS tending the Ontario Pro gressive Conservative Association annual meeting in Toronto May 1316 Firm Wins defence job From the Ottawa Bureau of The Examiner Midland firm Nash Engineering Co has won an $85112 federal contract to provide the defence depart ment with compressors the department of supply and services has announced At the same time the department announced the award of another defence contract to Martin Ready Mix and Material Ltd of New Lowell for the supply of $28000 worth of gravel They were among 300 un classified contracts worth $10000 or more that were awarded by the department to Canadaian com anies during the week end April 30 Total value of the con tracts amounted to $34753855 COVER MANY MILES Canadas national and provincial parks cover an The Barrie Examiner Thursda Ma 20 197617 Only3 weeks how sad By TERESA HAMILTON Hello again was thinking of something very sad Do you realize there are only about three weeks of school left That may sound little strange but while its great not going to school you dont see lot of your friends as often However the fact that you have no HOMEWORK BSAYS or TESTS is fan tastic Time may be running out but Eastview is surging full speed ahead to get everything done before the end of the year It can be bit of problem though when teachers are rushing to cover course and youre missing lot of school because of field trips etc Just remember to make the most of these last few days because youll never have them again On May dance featuring Wednesday was held at our school and was real success The group was just as good as last time if not better and there was great turnout to listen to the music dancing or not It was the last dance of the year so we hope everyone enjoyed it FROM MAY 29 The night of the prom is getting closer all the time May 29th is the date and Hawaiian Sunset is the theme so youd better get your tickets soon from senior prefects It sounds like its going to be memorable occasion The GAA has already star ted calling out bingo num bers but its not too late to get in on the contest One look at the prize lists will convince you that its worthwhile Just ask any GAA member for bingo card it she doesnt have any shell know where you can get some Student Council executive elections were held last week and now the junior and senior house leaders have to be selected Find out who the can didates are in your house and vote for the one of your choice House elections will be held Wednesday so listen carefully to the speeches On May 12 Eastview area of more than 150000 athletes competed in the square miles ERS GreyHighlands track meet in Flesherton against studen $1 from Flesherton and CDC Our representatives did ex tremely well especially the girls team which captured 101 of the 172 total points Eastview achieved Kim Holden Debbie Chap pel Patti Jackman Tracy Twitchell Nicky Emms Lynn Slessor Pau Franssen Scott Leminski Peter Vass and Gord Harris deserve credit for fine individual ef forts the boys Junior 100 relay team of Card Harris Mike Reid Trevor Wynne Jones and Dave Quinlan also should be congratulated for setting new school record THREE FIRSTS Eastview won another trophy in the annual Area Business Subject Contest held recently at Central Our school top ed the others with an uno ficial 35 points the next closest was Twin Lakes with 27 and all other schools were way down the list We had three firstplace winners Dianne Currie in year three typing Hazel Clack in year four typing and Jackie Ferguson in junior ac counting There were also many second and third place winners as well as honorable mentions Congratulations to all participants and their teachers That about does it for this week but dont worry with any luck youll hear from me again before the end of the school year Have fun ALLISTON Couples who have enjoyed bridge games throughout the winter in the Womens In stitute Hall attended dinner at the Globe Restaurant in Rosemont recently Several people from Alliston attended per formances of Blithe Spirit resented in Tottenham on the weekend by the Village Players Mothers Day was time when many paid tribute to their mothers in various ways and many from outoftown spent the day in Alliston Some we noticed were Mr and Mrs Cal Taillefer and children Lisa nad David of Peterborough with Mr and Mrs Wes Parkinson Mr and Mrs Zeller and baby Jen nifer of Deep River and Mr John Barnes of Lisle with Mra nd Mrs John Darling Mr and Mrs Peter Ernie Spurr Mr and Mrs Edwin Slater and family of Don Mills with Mr and Mrs Jack Slater Mr and Mrs Donald McKillican of Barrie with Mrs Emily McKillican and Mr and Mrs Douglas Hand and daughter of Burlington with relatives here Mr and Mrs Earle Magee spent Sunday with members their family at Richmond Hill and Mr and Mrs Wilbert Haddock ac companined Mr and Mrs Elner Stoltz to visit Mr and Mrs Haddock in Bell Wart Mr and Mrs John Madill Wellington St who spent the winter months in the uth have returned from trip to California To oversee wetlands REGINA CP The Sas katchewan government has ap pointed committee to oversee the provinces valuable wetland areas The wetlands in the region known as the Prairie pothole are probably the worlds largest breeding ground for water fowl The three Prairie provinces account for six per cent of the total continental breeding area but have 47 per cent of the treeding population says Ron Quinn resources adminis trator with the provincial gov anment Saskatchewan alone raceives onethird of the total con tinental breeding population The breeding population in the spring of 1973 was estimated at 425 million Although government policy on wetlands use is still long way off Mr Quinn sees the area as valuable for its potential in recreation water storage water purification and research The government wetland committee composed of deputy ministers of several depart ments settles conflicts arising from drainage and other wet lands programs The committee has delineated five priority zones according to their waterfowl troduction capabilities and has recommended standard wetland classification system to be used by all agencies in volved in wetlands management EXPLORED COAST In 1524 Giovanni da Verra zano explored Americas nor theast coast