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Cookstowns proposed of ficial plan gets thorough examination by Thelma Adams Ethel Jebb and Elizabeth McCorriston at public meeting in the com munity hall The plan EXAMINING OFFICIAL PLAN AT COOKSTOWN which designates develop ment areas in the village is available at the municipal office and comments will be received until the end of July Examiner Photo Park project at Painswick causes split in community PAINSWICKAn experi ment in community involve ment has turned sour in this hamlet just south of Barrie It involves joint develop ment of 10acre park now nearing completion lnnisfil township council learned this week that the Painswick Recreation and Community Association is withholding about $2500 pledged toward the $60000 project The association wants to see detailed statement of expenses and some consid eration of building third ten nis court in the park Both the township and the association now are com plaining about poor coop eration PRESIDENT QUITS And association president Alf Chalmers has resigned over split within his group Of late my enthusiasm has led me to make adjust GRANI ANDRADE disillusioned ments and decisions without handing over more funds ac consultation in order to the job done said in letter to council get cording to secretary Mr Chalmers Bobrowicz vThe group has Gail already It would appear that this given $5000 to help create the has mistrust holdup of comple tion and lack of communica tions he wrote The association and township council are express ing regrets about the joint venture which began last year in flurry of optimism Im more convinced now that the township should do the whole job on project like this coun Grant Andrade said lot of people are quick to jump at first but it ends up with just few people doing thework ANSWERS SOUGHT After hearing about the associations position council took no action as Reeve Bill Gibbins said the issue may be resolved within the associa tion before council meets again next Wednesday However although the association executive is ex pected to hold meeting on Saturday it wants some questions answered before created feeling of park Lefroy group to get badges By GEORGINA MITCHELL LEFROY The last meet ing of the season for the Lefroy senior citizens will be held Tuesday June 22 The club has badges for members The South lnnisfil baseball league was officially opened June with lnnisfil deputy reeve Blake Constable and Legion representative Ralph Crumm in attendance The Lefroy Legion will hold parade July from the Casa Loma at Bell Ewart to the old Lefroy school Leon the Lion will also take part There will be field day at the school grounds with races games and hot dogs ordered Before more money is han ded over some consideration should be given to third ten nis court Mrs Bobrowicz said With engineering ad vice the association pro posed the addition in May but got no reply in writing For the amount of work done should be swamped in correspondence but am not Mrs Bobrowicz said Nothing is written down When the association asked for breakdown of expen ditures May 18 it received only total amount $36974 with no details $58353 SPENT This week however In nisfil public works super intendent Mike Dempster gave council detailed state ment showing expenditures 0f$58353 The park will have two ten nis courts baseball dia mond and playground Mr Dempster said he is disillusioned by the associa tions stance and he blames some members who were not ettingtheirway Ater laying out five dif ferent plans for the park and attending numerous meetv ingssome on his own timeMr Dempsters said that like Alf Chalmers have had enough COUNTY GLIMPSES Rate boost approved for cable television OTTAWA The Canadian Radio television and Telecommunications Com mission has approved rate in creases for ca 1e television in Owen Sound Meaford Coll ingWood Midland and Pen etanguishene MacLeanHunter CableTV Ltd will be allowed to increase the monthly service fee to $625 from $525 if private microwave system is used and the fee may be in creased to $660 if common carrier microwave system is used The commission said in news release that the com pany can start distributing WGRTV Channel Buffalo stop distributing local educa tional programs and delete distribution of WUTV Chan nel 29 Buffalo Microwave services for the area should end poor recep tion the commission said Approval was also given to the companys request to add Ontario Education TV and CFVOTV Channel 30 from Ottawa to the companys North Bay Service which now is authorized to begin conversions DISTRICT NE WS 2The Barrie Examiner Friday June 18 I976 Open drive at Wasaga for bus service fund WASAGA BEACH Staff An objective of $15000 is soughtby Wasaga Beach bus committee headed by Joe Ramsay to complete financ ingfor local bus service for senior citizens Wasaga Beach town coun cnl has supported the effort With the conditions that New Horizons and Winario grants Will be asked if the remaining $15000 israised large donation from the local Lions club has helped in IIIaI fundraising for the pro ject with $4500 raised so far Mr Rasmsey has asked for volunteers from small groups andservice clubs who are WIIIlng to arrange other fundltraising projects to con Ponder rebate to Stroud club STROUDInnisfil council may refund half of 3288 lot tery licence fee to the Stroud Curling Club The fee was charged by the provincial government for recent car draw and $144 has been turned over to township council We have to justify whe ther there is reason for us to keep it the refund deputy reeve Blake Constable said Before making decision council instructed clerk Richard Groh to find out if the township had any added ex penses when the draw was held in the Stroudlnnisfil recreation centre MEDONTE COUNCIL MOONSTONE Staff Medonte township council headed by Reeve Ingram Amos will hold regular meeting in the council room here on Monday evening June21 MUSICAL REVIEW RILLIA Staff musical review entitled Memories Are Made of This will be presented at the Stephen Leacock home on Brewery bay here on Thursday Friday and Satur day June 24 25 and 26 at 845 Action is awaited to lower speed limit at Warminster WARMINSTER Staff Action is awaited by Medonte township council on request to the Ontario ministry of transportation and com munications for reduction in speed limit on Highway 12 through this community The present limit is 45 miles per hour limit and Medonte council asked that this be reduced to 40 following request from residents We were concerned with the main crossing which is used by many school children said Reeve Ingram Amos referring to the resolution passed by council We are hopeful this will receive favorable considera tion but we are still awaiting confirmation he said SECONDARY PLAN One of Medontes growing communitites Warminster is located about half way bet ween the city of rillia and the village of Coldwater It has several stores churches school and community halls Local plans advanced for Edenvale reunion By MRS GIFFEN EDENVALE Good pro gress has been made in ar rangements for the Edenvale Old Home Weekend on July 10 and 11 by the local commit teee former minister Rev Vinet will be guest speaker for the Sunday service Re sidents have been writing friends and relatives telling them about plans for the reu nion The Minesing HI Calf club engoyed bus trip to Ohio and Mchlgan on May tilJune Those from Edenvale par tlcipatin in the trip were Brian en Kevin Sandra and Dale Glffen Bill Arnold of New Lowell is the club leader Mr and Mrs Russel Maw and Larry were in Toronto on Sunday to attend the christen ing of their granddaughter Carolyn daughter of Mr and Mrs David Maw Mrs Russel Sage and Mrs Aubrey Giffen along with some Minesing ladies of the UCW spent day at Cedar Glen church camp near Bolton Mr and Mrs Martin Bax of Barrie recently visited at Mr and Mrs Raymond Wards On Thursday June 17 at pm in the Minesing United Church Education Win the piano pupils of Anne iffen will present their recital Jim Giffen has been taking short course at Guelph last week as well as one of Medontes fire halls The main growth has been residential We have secondary development plan for War minster which has been approved said Reeve Amos explaining this pro vided for development up to lOOOpeople Warminster has its OWn community water system which is being extended The community playground be hind the Ro al Canadian Legion hall is usy centre In the future when growth gets beyond 1000 provision will have to be made for sewage system That will be few years yet commented the reeve referring to the time when full services will have to be considered COUNCIL MEETING Medonte township council will hold its next regular meeting at the council hall at Moonstone on Mondday June 21 Reeve Amos and Deputy Reeve Horace Vasey also have received notices that the next county council meeting will be held at Midhurst on Tuesday June 22 Reeve Amos is chairman of the Simcoe County museum and archives board which is plannin special ceremony on Sun ay June 20 for the unveiling of portrait of the late Ross Channen former museum director in recogni tion of his outstanding con tribution toward the project Medonte counctllors in clude Dave Walker Ken Pot tage and Dave Gordon with Howard Robinson clerk pm by the Mariposa Arts Theatre FARM PONDS STROUDInnisfiI bylaw enforcement officer is check ing with provincial govern ment agencies to see what controls can be placed on farm ponds lnnisfil council has been considering fence regulations since three youngsters drowned in pond in lnnisfil last summer MOBILE HOMES STROUD Distinction bet ween travel trailers mobile homes and modular homes will be made in bylaw being prepared for lnnisfil township council Control over trailers outside licensed camps is being sought FEDERATED WI MINESING Staff The Federated Womens Institute of Canada will hold weeks convention at the University of Prince Edward Island Charlottetown with registra tion on Sunday June 20 ac cording to notice received here COOKSTOWN DANCE COOKSTOWN StainAA spring dance and social will be held by the Cookstown curling club at the local curl ing rink on Saturday night June26 SPRING FESTIVAL BOND HEAI StaffvAn nual spring strawberry festival of the United Church of Bond Head United church will be held on Friday June 25 SHANTY BAY GOLF SHANTY BAY Staff Club members in the mens division have started Thursday twilight competi tions with teeoff between and pm mixed twoball foursome and weiner roast has been arranged for Satur dayJuly10 SUMMERCAMI WARMINSTER Staff Arrangements have been made here for summer day camp which is to be opened at the playgrounds here on Mon day August 16 with aciti vities on week days until Friday August 27 SAILING COURSES ORILLIA StaffFour two week courses in sailing will be offered at Pumpkin Bay opposite Cedar Island here this summer under the joint sponsorship of the Orillia parks and recreation board and the Champlain Yacht club The first course starts on Monday July and is open to students from 10 to Itiyears FLOWER SIIOW COLLINGWOOD Staff mini flower show will be held at Trinit United church by the Col ingwood Hor ticultural Society on Thursday June 24 LADIES GOLF MIDLAND Staff Three flights have been arranged for ladies invitational tour nament at Brooklea golf and country club on Thursday July with winner receiving the Fred Shorcman memorial trophy NEW OFFICE IIOURS COLDWAIER Staff New office hours tor the municipal office here are from 10 to 12 am and from to pm daily during week days ARLTON BANI ORILLIA Staff The Carlton show band will be featured at dance spon sored by the Orillia branch of the Royal Canadian Legion at the community centre here on Wednesday evening June 30 MINESING STATION By MARY McLEAN MINESING STATION Residents here have been working to improve the front of the Minesing Station com munitycentre flower show was held recently at the centre with beautiful arrangements and successful show The 4H girls held their achievement at Minesing sponsored by the Womens In stitute They displayed the pretty dresses they had made Mrs Rodgers of Richmond Hill called on her cousin Mary McLean Mrs Essen entertained couple of exchange students from Montreal Women of the community are preparing crests for the volunteer firemen Mrs McLean of Watson Saskatchewan has been spending the last couple of weeks in rillia Alliston Toronto and Minesing Mrs Fitsimmons of Ireland and Mr and Mrs Ray of Toronto were recent visitors with their cousins Mr and Mrs Jackson Mrs Dennison of St John New Brunswick is spending her vacation with her daughter and soninlaw Mr and Mrs Hodgins About 16 members of the Minesing United Church Women travelled to Cedar Glen the United Churchs Toronto camp and conference centre Between King and Noble ton the camp covers 273 acres Election talk in Midland MIDLAND battle is she ing for the mayoralty in idlan Mayor Harold Boyd says he will not seek reelection in December Reeve Moreland Lynn and deputy reeve Catherine Dion both have said they will seek the mayors position FINE MAN RETIRES SACRAMENTO Calif AP fine man has been suc ceeded by good enough man as member of the Farm Credit Board Retired is Gor den Fine of Yuba Cit His suc cessor is Donald Go enough of Fillmore tact the committee Anyone wishing to make direct donation was asked to send it to the Wasaga Beach senior citizens bus project Box 280 Wasaga Beach Of ficial receipts for income tax purposes will be issued it was explained MADE SURVEY The idea for bus for senior citizens in Wasaga Beach was started by Mr Ramsey past president of Don Eglin ton Kiwanis when he noticed taxi pull up to the local medical centre last December Inside was wheelchair patient who had difficulties getting out of the car and inside the building Wondering how many sen ior citizens and handicapped people would appreciate us service Mr Ramsey learned that there were over 1000 senior citizens in Wasaga Beach or ap rox imately 25 per cent the population After ap roaching busi nessmen an others who sup ported the idea Mr Ramsey outlined program to provide bus service to the town coun cil He was able to report the project had full support from oth local senior citizens clubs Mr Ramsey also discussed the project with Dr Gus Mitges MP for GreySimcoe George McCague MPP for DufferinSimcoc and Arthur Evans MPP for Centre Sim coe and learned various grants were available from New Horizons for operational costs and from Wintario for the purchase of the bus Two buses similar to the one proposed will be transporting senior citizens here on Saturda June 19 from Owen Soun and Parry Sound as guests of the Wasaga Beach club The buses will be in the Junefest 76 parade and reception committee will welcome the guests picnic is planned at Park ministry of national resources at noon Along with Mr Ramsey members of the bus commit tee includc Walter Bor thwick Sam Taylor Morley Lewis Jim Parker Mrs Marjorie Dyer Mrs Lyle Norsworthy Mrs Gertrude Warburton Mrs Helen Willis Mrs Hazel Stanford and Mrs Jean Pallister The second annual Junefest celebration organized by the Wasaga Beach chamber of commerce is to be held this weekend opening with beauty contest this Friday evening Last year Pam Ken nedy 17 was crowned Miss Junefest parade from Bay street along Mosley to Mainstreet mall is scheduled for 10 am Saturday Canoe races will be among the afternoon events Free tours of Nancy Island are planned Sunday The pro gram also includes swimm ing races bathtub race and other events RUGBY By MRS JOHNSTON Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Pat McCullough who celbrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday June I3 Several friends and relatives called on them in the afternoon Mrs Holmes Sr of British Columbia is staying with her son and family Mr and Mrs Jim Holmes Jims sister of Montreal is visiting here with them Mr and Mrs Elroy Horne and family of Brampton visited Mr Hornes brothers Everett and Howard Horne and their families 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