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Helping remove the tana diaii National Railway tracks between Iene tanguishene and Elinvale are Ilernie thy ens and North Kyle ot Siidbury and Grant REMOVING IiI RAIL Ieever of Midland recently sold tiie ties and steel rails some of which are dated 1887 The steel will be melted down and the tics cw Currie studies escarpment IltNtltiitTN talti The Niagara IIscarpnient Com mission of which Reeve Edgar turrie of eitawasagi is the newest member has offered to assist local municipal planners throuth program of supplying statistics and background data on ariety of subyects essen tial to modern planning The chairman Ivor ic Iullui said information cover ing mineral resources forest egetatioti and prixiiictnity soils hydrology ecologic and historic sites are only ten of many subject areas the com mission has compiled for its draft plan of 2000 square miles of Niagara IIscarpment plann ingarea lhe commissions head quarters are at Gmrgctowii where regular meetings are held Public participation will be sought in reviewing the con tents of the draft plan which is expected to be ready in 1977 Mr lclullin and senior planners niet recently with an planners representing regional municipalities country plann ing boards and local municipalities for discussions on the planning former warden tr Carrie is Sinicoe WAY IIISS ANI RAILS used for landscaping The line was abandoned after the lumber industry died in North Simcoe years ago Examiner lhotoi tounty representative on the commission dealing with tiie escarpment planning RICITMUIHI ARIINA tRlCEMtlltlI iStaffi financial drive to raise funds for new arena for Creemore is in full swing here Jack Ileslip is coordinating chairman and Jim ONeil chairman of the committee in charge of the tundraming are arman tioyi an Milton icrthur Mai tin Bayer and Reg iesthrocke Honorary chairmen include Rev Ilowiier Reeve Fergus Erase James Patton Frank Gray and Paul Stephens Stroud delegate tells about PEI convention lRS IIBITI SIIlill Rack from thaiicstouii lt IN iitcis president of the Keniperttelt Ilzsrict Voniens Institute who is member of the Stteiid branch has reported or some of the Ittfiflilfifiis of the tiaizorni cementior of the Ietieiam other Ittllllltl Ils iIc said she was toitiiiatc to tune made ar rargc trawl to train ilkif delegates who had icodut to It were unable to get their titie to the an sti the title around till were peered the ificiidance was Ioo about delegates Thy first showing of ziiic of titer tiatilcs was enjoyed by lrs iieis Tins hzgli gti It derisl apart iron the in contortiont is css Token ANNUAllY Mciwtei 13 Ietfl 13li3Iil MIKE BENVENUTI Manager LEO MIRYITSCH Accountant 35 Dunlop St 731i4ii The project tlub tiirl Enter tains ill be the training theme for the ll Homemaking tiirls at tiie fall school which ill be held at Stroud Septeintwraands Mrs Spr ing secretary of Stroud Womens institute receiyed word from the home economics department confirming the titlti The senior training school for adults Festixal of Dairy Food iii be held it Barrie September and SlNIUR tlTlFs The Laiteland Senior APPEARING PLACE City Hall Barrie ONTARIO HYDRO TopiC Transmission Planning Processes City Council Chambers titirens club has suspended meetings for July and Anglist but will be holding picnic at toiichiching Reach park at IrlIIltl on Thursday July 13 fun day and pot luck Iun cheon was held on June 30 featuring llltlSlt fashion parade and awards Prize for the best costume as won by Nils Johnston and most fanr cv hat by ir Ilodgson Mrs Brown played selections on the piano the band also played and there is sun song ROYAL COMMISSION ON ELECTRIC POWER PLANNING Public Information Hearings Royal ommission on Electric Power Planning 7th Floor 14 Carlton Street Toronto Ontario M58 1K5 Telephone 96572111 Wednesday July 14 Thursday July 15 200 430 pm 730 1000 pm txiKSlOWN Staff Pro per ratio of industrial commer cial and residential area is the aim of tookstowns official inn it was cmphaslzrd by teeve Norman ook ltccieutioniil areas also are important to the communitys future said the Cookstown rceve stating this was Neognizml by his council The fltltltlllbtl group also iii cliides Councillors Frank Romano Bob Geelan Dennis Partridge and Jack Deberi Since the proposed official plan was unveiled at public nieetiii last month con siderab interest has been shown with numerous inquiries The Ontario Municiial Board which opened bear mg to con sider an application for up proval of the plan in April ls slated to resniiie its hearing next month Willi the changing conditions an official plan is more impor tant than ever the reevc said in stressing the need for HIV eral support RECREATION NEEDS The recve commended paper issued by the ookiitown recreation committee headed by Jean Webbcr which dealt with different aspects of piano ing in general with particular mention of tookstown In dealing with planning for recreation on county wide basis it said All the experts agree that recreational ac tivitles no matter what town they take are it necessary part of our lives Since they are essential provision must be made for them in the planning prmess It added Itccioatioii was considered by the pltwllltt to be important enough to have itn own niliiistry which Wnn on tablislieii lust vear The need DISTRICT NE WS The Barrie Examiner Monday July l2 I976 New federal program to help improve beef UIlAA Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan today announced an expansion of the federalprovincial Record of Ierforiiuince tlttlli for beef cattle program through new young sire proving program The aitu of this new pro gram is to improve efficiency in the production of beef by in creasing the availability of ex tensiver tested genetically sii ierior beef bulls This kind of seecting testing and proving beef bulls will benefit the entire cattle industry Mr Whelan said The new rograin will be an extension oI the existing ROP program and federal support will be available for two phases In one phase station testing of preselected young bulls the federal government will pay $50 to the testing agency for cacti topranking or promising young bull consigned This will defray part of the owners costs of the program and encourage more breeders to submit their best young sires to further testing Topranking bulls are those that have ranked in the top onethird of their herds in recognized testing program in the second phase outstan ding hometested bulls bulls in the top 10 er cent of the station tests an other bulls which show promise will be eligible to receive federal assistance for progeny testing The federal government will pay to the owner of the sire half the cost of testing the progeny of the sire The number of rogeny and the number of herds in which the progeny are raised are critical to obtaining an accurate proof of thesire No payment will be made if the combination of herds and progeny are insufficient for an accurate proof When there are sufficient progeny and herds the assistance payable will be $750 provided the cost of testing the sire has been $1500 or higher This program is an improve ment of an existing program and it will better serve the in dustry while new sire monitoring program is put in place This latter program is receiving increasing attention within the purebred and com mercial sectors of the beef in dustry and within few years will be established to degree winch will allow termination of the foregoing monetary assistance DATE TIME The new young sire proving program is available to any qualified producer or organiza tioii tip to 100 progenytested bulls and up to 2500 station tested bulls may qualify this year The rograni will CillipIO mcnt tie various provincial government and industry pro grams now in place The young sire proving pro gram was developed under the guidelines of the national ad visory board on ROI which represents all segments of the beef cattle industry right and send to Circulation Manager Barrie Examiner lb Bayfield Street Barrie Ontario Draw Will Bo Nold Each Friday for The Winner for an area or county plan Ilml been recognized for some time Slowly but surely over the ItlIl tit months to two yearn the move on county lovol hioi boon in this direction At every cull ference or Ienilimr ll owniml tolieu rowing fooling that this will hot in only unluttoii to some of the problnnui of the county lliAliIiIt Ill 11th Planning for industry coin iuorciul and rouldmiliul do Velopnient also was nionlionwl With its location in relation to Highway 400 and mi mkstown in on or cloiw to ill jor lrufflic ionlmi looludown to liorouiinu ln cienntngly woil known on nniuiiuiiu antique and unit centre the Itllilt until tilinu the Ininlnunn ioiiipllnionl one iniotlioi It Inniiih only logical that more litlhllmuncin of tho Htllllt ciitogoiy obould lociiio hmo lliln onluhilnhml the Hull mainly with an identity which woiionot want to loan We also have noino buildings In town which could be declared suitable for ilvbvl vatloii by the llcrllugo It oniidn ttoii IIicric thing which mid uniqueness and Illlltttlttl to the village are things to be proud ot and iii another part plniin ing IAX FUNDING Mention was made of the financial aspect liiiiiding will need planning as well it said nient oiiing that existing pro Cookstown plan aims outlined vluclnl grants will help It by felt that bociiniw of lncreanwi primnnro from all over the pro vincn that Wlnturlo lundu will eventually have to be made available more readily for lliuim iltlylfltlh Another poioalbllltv might be coniin uvv Iluove tooii NIIII lu agreed with the rupoitni unggenllon that the bent uoiullon vacuum to be county piiui for increnilon coiiieiencn to be hold in tic lolmi will deal with univcyn oi nomin linked liln opinion on piopomd immwunmut changers tin Ioolinlown 0th sold he hurt tollowml pi inmlltt mi tItmtIV nod nnlml whole it novinclnl imlt IllIHhItlil its holding lieiirliign iiciiinnlimpiovimc lhmn in certain to ba more iltncuholon on vtu ioun unperln Iiuiolnniuiilmi toolinlown council IltiIlIh regular umeliii on rimoian iuid lIlIllI Mom ny Venting1 of each month Now nerviug Illh seventh year on head of the council Itccve took until he Would be retiring til the end of IiIh current term Wliin tooiintown won it polici village before full villngciitntun wait iuhlevmi in Hunt lic nerved four corn on member oi the bonrrIof tltinlecn Al the county Icvel he ban serva on the finance and general government committee ilM well as others See corn price drop ALLISION Staff orn price will probably averagi out about 25 cents per buidicl Ieiui than Illlll year according to forecast from the South Slincoe farm officc of the tarlo ministry of agriculture and food Much depends on weather between now until harvest time aald message from the office which Went on to any soybeans probably will stay firm in view of the small North American crop anticipated Prospects for out and barley crops were rated fairly good They will be affected by the corn crop It said World wheat prices are expected to drop little iiliice yield prospects are good throughout India Russia and llrazll All told It loon like fairly firm future for most baidc crops the message said Fertilizer will continue in good supply at reasonable prices it added Insecticides and herbicides will he in fairly good supply at about the name prices as last year PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE Canons Largest Fanny Steak Homo 319 Boyfield Street Barrie Elli OUT THE COUPON ON THE Barrie Examiner Subscribers Nominate Your Currier As CARRIER OF THE WEE AND WIN PONDEROSA STEAK DINNERS For Your Currier And His Or Her Parents And For You And Your Wife Or Husband COURTESY OF As Carrier Of The Week My Name Is Essa township to mark anniversary of survey llAXIlZIt Stuffi IZioui township will nImcrve the tooth nonivernary of llii firiit normy an ltininIlip tth Ntllillllll wan idiown by old records located bntween Veiiprii and lecuumelh the township was about it and it half miles long by eight and tbroequurtern wide government engineer named llemion made the lirat nurvey in mm lilrnl ncltIctn iii IIM towrmbip who conic later during the tilzuii were Georgi lilnwoodle Sum ucl MtIAmll and Ihtlllitin linil All occu ilcd Iolii on WIlIlI Imcnme imrui otterMinn itoiuI line The iota Were rmoni mended by II member of the ntilvcy mrty ruiner MiIoiincl The trio native horn whiti cIiIIiI won William iilnwoodie non of the pioneer Nllllfl In illilft board of coinmtn roomin With appointed by the central govvrnmcnl to look alter the towimlitp litllllllilhtlll lion in lint in meordanee with Icglniulion cuticch iii the tirin Henry Morrlii won Ililllllltlil with William Strong mcrilnry while llioinmi huff was chosen rcprcwnlutivr to attend Iinlllci council meetings at III York The Ilrnt elected council took office in also tollowtog paioiin of the Itnidwln Act of 1849 wit the pllimht of eittublisliin ntrong ocnl dcmocrnlic ht tniniiitrulion Ilcnry Morris was the tiriit INted recvc wttb William MtIJllli Kelly Andrew Hamilton and James lnl innr councillor ioiioroiilio With then part of IZiimi and Mr Latinar wan the only itpttMltlttlth from that area Ihc following year lomironllo separated and elected its own council Mimi of the iiinui council nieetingh wrrc held in the fmikhtuwn ntcn IIitnti Illiil filll people in little over 1000 by um and 44341 lti lltli TRAVELSItAllllY The planet Mercury triivclit about Ill titlIth second and complete its circuit of the non inltildnyn ANNOUNCEMENT OI GLEN YATES Allandule Veterinary Clinic Highway 27 South at lath lnnlstil is pleased to announce the recent opr oolntment of Dr Glen Yates to its stall Dr Yates formerly lifetime resident ol Wood stock Ontorio is 1976 graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College University of Guelph His in forests are dairy cattle horses and small animals Dr Yates new resides in Barrie with his wife Non cy LAST WEEKS CARRIER OF THE WEEK WAS BRENDA lYNCH ROUTE 284 Nominated By Mrs Linda Payne