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Kish North of liiiiisfil Central shows concern for fallen teammate Jacob Koravaar as well as for the finish of the INNISFIL RUNNER HE junior boys race in the Areas land Elementary Schools CrossCountry meet at Sun nidale Park this week Kish COUNTYELHWPSES Will discuss retirement savings plan MIDHLRST iStaffi The retirement registered savings fund and tax benefits will be discussed by Tom Delaney at meeting at Midhurst com munity centre on Tuesday evening Nov 16 The occasion will be the first of series of information meetings to be presented by the Midhurst recreation and hall board in response to local requests Mr Delaney is author of the Delaney Report about the retirement savings plan published by Information Canada Ottawa He also will discuss various aspects of con sumer affairs and answer questions REEVETOSTAND COLLINGWOOD iStaffi Reeve Donald Spooncr has an nounced his intention of stan ding for reelection as reeve for another twoyear term in the coming ollingwood municipal election He has been county representative for ollingwood forlliyears LEFROY BAZAAR LEFROY The First Lefroy Guides and Brownies are presenting Christmas tea bazaar and bake sale on Satur day Nov 20 at the South In nisfil Community Centre from to pm There will be door prize and mens cake decorating contest with the cakes to be auctioned off LEGION PARADE WARMINSTER Staff Members of Warminster bran ch of the Royal Canadian Legion will parade to St Lukes Anglican church on Sunday af ternoon Nov for special remembrance service Gordon Grant given Beeton club From The Ottawa Bureau OfThe Examiner OTTAWA Simcoe County group Beeton Lawn Bowling Club has been given $10672 federal New Horizons grant Health and Welfare Minister Marc Lalonde has announced It was one of 194 grants totalling $111390 in the latest series of funding under the program designed to encourage the retired to undertake projec ts of benefit to themselves and their communities Smith MPP for Simcoe East and Reeve Ingram Amos of Medonte will be among those attending ARENA ASSOCIAIION ARDTREA Slaflt The Touchiching Arena Association will meet at Cumberland Beach school in rillia township on Monday evening Nov RIIIlv IIOLSING ORILLIA Staffi Ald Myr tle Bowlen spoke about housing in Orillia to the Orillia Council of Women at meeting at the public library last night CONVENTION HOLLY Stafft Anne Huitema and Marjorie Little were official delegates for Lit tles Hill Womens Institute at the area c0nvention at Orillia this week MIDLANDSIIRINERS MIDLAND Staffi Mem bers of the Midland District Shrine club will travel by bus to Toronto on Saturday Nov 20 to attend the fall ceremonial of the Rameses Temple at the Royal York hotel CRAIGHURST By HANDY The Craighurst ball teams and their parents and friends held pot luck supper at the community hall recently On Sunday Oct 24 Rev Speakman conducted special dedication service in the Anglican Church stained glass window in memory of Mr and Mrs Eason Brock was dedicated as well as family bible in memory of Murray Cathcart Graves and choir books in memory of Amy Lea Wood The carpet in the church was given by Mrs Ellsmere and her daughter Mrs Sin clair of Barrie The church pews and kneeling benches were remodelled by Murray Veitch Special music for the service was provided by the church organist Mrs Carol Crewe of Midhurst Mr and Mrs Greaves are visiting their son in Ottawa Halloween passed with wit ches and goblins out in full for ce Congratulations to Barry Prine and Lori Grantham who were married in Barrie on Oct 30 The Anglican Church Bazaar was huge success NOMINATIONS Nominations will be received by the undersigned during regular office hours on November ilth 12th and 15th I976 for con didates for the following offices to serve in the years I976 and W772 MAYOR for the City of Barrie THREE ALDERMEN for each of the four words in the City of Barrie TWO COMMISSIONERS for the Public Utilities Commission of the City of Barrie THREE TRUSTEES for the City of Barrie to serve on the Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board who must be Separate School supporters and ONE TRUSTEE to be elected at large within the South Ward of the County of Simcoe to serve on the Simcoe County Board of Education who must be Separate School sup porter Every nomination shall be in writing on the prescribed form obtainable at the City Clerks Office and shall be signed by ten electors from the municipality or Word of the municipality con cerned The nominations will close at 500 pm Monday November l5th l976 Nominations for the Three Trustees from the City of Barrio to serve on the Simcoe County Board of Education must be made by Public School Supporters eligible to vote in the City of Barrie and Nominations for the Three Trustees from the City of Barrie to serve on the Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board must be made by Roman Catholic Separate School Sup porters and eligible to vote in the City of Barrie and Nominations for the One Separate School Trustee to be elected at large to serve on the Simcoe County Board of Education must be made by Roman Catholic Separate School Supporters and eligible to vote within the South Ward of the County of Simcoe STIMIGHAN Refining Officer unto om Moder 4th 1916 LPS FALLE to was seventh and Jacob eighth in the race Their high standing helped Innisfil ALLISTON BETTING ALLISTON Staffi Sinclair Stevens MP for YorkSimcoe will be among speakers at political meeting planned by the Alliston Progressive 70n servative Association for Mon day evening Nov 15 at the Legion hall Perrin Beatty MP TEAMMATE win the junior boys team competition Examiner Photot and Dr Rynard MP also have been invited PARKING RllJI ALLISTON Staff In or der to clear the way for snow removal all night parking is prohibited on town streets bet ween midnight and am until the end of March DISTRICT NE WS 2The Barrie Examiner Friday Nov I976 COLDWATER NEWS By SHIRLEY JENNIITT Mrs Brenda Irving of Thistletown spent last week with theJohnOrr family Mr and Mrs Harry George and family had as Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Ron Potter and children of Oshawa Mr and Mrs Chris Potter and Aaron of Rosemouiit and Mrs Doriand Potter of Rosemount nding Halloween weekend wit her daughter and family Mr and Mrs John Burbidge was Mrs Alice MacMillan of Orillia Visitors with Mrs Iane Jenlt nett on the weekend while she was in hospital included Mr and Mrs Gildore Laurin of Kit chener Mrs Lorne Patton of Orangeville Mrs Gorden Yule of Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Mike Smith of Toronto About 50 people attended smorgasbord luncheon in honor of Mrs Marie Dobson and put on by her husband Garnet at their Grey St home Sunday The celebration was in recogni tion of Mrs Dobsons Oct 30 birthday and also con gratulatory reception on her acievement of recently obtain ing her private pilots license from Orillia Air Services Accenting the delicious meal was large cake complete with suspended airplane of icing zeroing in on frosting decorated runway complete with landscaping Out of town guests were present from Orangeville Georgetown Bolton Midland Penetang Shelbournc Staying overnight with the Dobsons was Mr Brian Moffat and Kimberly of Bolton Mr and Mrs Walter Parker visited relatives in Kingston during the weekend Jennifer Dawn Eileen Smith was batptized at St Matthias Anglican Church Sunday mor ning Along with her parents Mr and Mrs Herb Smith special guests were Mr and Mrs Bruce Wilton and Lisa of Alliston and Mr and Mrs Joe Levay and Mr and Mrs Ron Taylor of Toronto During the service of Bap tism at St Matthias Anglican Church Sunday mornin Ann Louise Doble infant daug ter of Mr and Mrs Frank Doble was baptized Among those present were her Godparents Mr and Mrs Ron Nimens of akville and her brother John Follow ing the service luncheon was held at the Doble home with the Nimons and their children Joey and Amy Mr and Mrs Ernie Godfrey and Mr and Mrs Earl Doble attending Ann wore her mothers christening gown which had been brought from England by her grand mother at the time of her birth Congratulations to Anna Looker who celebrated her bir thday Saturday with dinner party at the Oaks Restaurant home of friends Paul and Diane Vollick and boys The evening was rounded out with dancmg at the River side in Port Severn Visitors with the Robert lark family Saturday were Mrs Doreen Weis and daughters Lori and Patty The family of Mr and Mrs John Waterson must be par ticularly fond of Soldiers Memorial Hospital Some weeks ago their children Cathy and Kevin were both hospitlt aliwd athy for appendicitis This week their son David was rushed in for an emergency ap pendectomy and remains there convaleScing Visiting Thursday with Mr and Mrs Charles Iopcjoy was Miss Carol loke their niece from Bracebridge Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Dave Woodman on the birth of their first child daughter born Nov at Sol diers Memorial Hospital and weighing in at lb oz Iroud grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Woodman of Bass Lake and Mrs Iiphcr of Fesser ton Lefroy club raises $750 By GEORGINA MITCHELL LEFROY The Skateathon had 48 contestants entered and nearly all competed the entire seven hours They raised $750 that will help the Figure Skating Club with its expenses They wish to thank all par ticipants and sponsors There will be farewell party for Byron and Jessie Grose on Nov at the Lefroy United Church Mr and Mrs Grose arc movingtoitarrie The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion 547 held successful bazaar and bake sale Oct 28th The 1st Lefroy Cubs will join the Churchill Tubs on Nov 13 in KubKar Rally at Innisfil Central School The Lefroy Senior Citizens will hold Arts and Crafts ses sions on Thursday afternoons beginning Nov from 130 to 330 pm Everyone is welcome to work on projects or to just get together Correction to Provincial Lottery prize structure Ad of Nov 11976 Due to typographical error the prize structure of the fourth and fifth grand prize winning numbers was incorrectly reported The correct prize structure is 405084 5084 081 81 PffJHH 0828 8987 98 42 poles of pit5 of 2910 int of i2 nitcs of 291 oriee of WHO 51 Million 19500 250 prize ol $1 Million 9500 750 pitcs of 50 pvte oi at Creemore school By BRIGITTE JORDAN CREEMORE Not tawasaga and Creemore Cen tral school held the official opening of their new addition and their Grade com mencement exercises this week The platform party consisted of Don Moyer from the town ship council Elmer Priddle for the village of Creemore Ramsay director of education for Simcoe County Ferguson superintendant of Area Sid Owens superin tendant of planning Gary Alex Superintendant of plant and operations Hank A1 of Alstead Construction the con tractor Bill Letheid of Car swell and Griesbach the chiiects Dr Bill Ives school board trustee Rick Metheral prime minister of the student arliament Tracey West rooke deputy prime minister of the student parliament and Keith Balfour principal Valedictory addresses were given by Marilyn Sheffcr Cin dy Gordon and Colleen Cros sley The Heslip proficiency shield went to Marilyn Sheffer while the Angus McLennan Award for the most improved boy and girl went to Doug Jones and Lorna Falls respectively Graduating Grade 8s were as follows Susan Balkenende Gordon Beattie Victor Beamish Beverly Belrose Gor don Bradley Paul Brillinger Allen Conkell Ian Carrutliers Greg Coker Dwayne Coker Colleen Crossley Kevin David Paul Day Linda Dunn Shirley Ferguson Lorna Falls Cindv Gibson Cindy Gordon Ron Grant Randy Hammill Alcx Hargrave Karen Hughes Doug Jones Robert Joslin Volkmar Konway Kevin MacDonald Debby MacLeod Janice Monlt tgomery Mike Montgomery Tim Newlovc Winnie Iclling Ken Redfern Julie Rowbotham Susan Rowbotham Wendy Rowbotham Kevin Shaw Marilyn Sheffcr Michael Styles Anna Talbot Hilly Web ster Michael Westbrookc Lynn Wilson and Todd Wilson Dr Ramsay was on hand to address the audience and par take in the key passing ceremony The dedication and invocation was given by Rev arnochan and lunch was serv ved courtesy of the rccniorc Legion Ladies Auxiliary IOIIY FlNI Ihe rccniore Legion Branch No 397 will be holding their poppy fund canvass of the town on Friday Nov Saturday Nov ti they Will be selling pop pies on the street Thurs Nov 11 they will hold their an nual Remembrance Day parade followed by dinner for members in the evening St Johns United Church will be holding Fowl Supper on Thursday Nov 18 from to 730 pm Admission will be $350 for Adults $150 for children up to 12 and preschoolers free The Halloween Party spon sored by the Creemore business sector and the Lions Club drew some 150 or so children The party was well organized and the kids thoroughly enjoyed themselves They bobbed for pies blew bubbles with bub gum pushed peanuts around with their noses and blew up balloons to bursting All this was followed by car toon show and wrapped up around pm Winners of costume prizes were as follows Most Original Dion Gibson Julie Gallupe Jeffrey Jordan and Alex McLeod Funniest Christa Lemmon Roger Parr Cathy Hindlc and Ken Beamish Best Becky Timmons Kelly Lemmon Jimmy and Joey Rawn and Kevin Hen der50n ARENA REPORT Creemore COUnClI has received word back from the ministry of labor regarding the engineers report su mitted by them and done by Reid and Associates on the Creemore arena The ministry wrote that there have been great inadequacies in the type of construction which is the same as that in the Creemore arena and that they want detailed structural analysis of all truss members and bolted connections and analytical proof that the struc ture is capable of safely withstanding variations for the accumulation of non uniform and unbalanced snow loads on arched and curved roofs Also calculations for the top chords for combined bending and com pression They urge caution in using this facility in wind or snow conditions They also suggest that perhaps the inadequacies of this type of construction were previously corrected at some earlier date ouncil has also received letter form Reid and Associates stating that their structural report is correct and that there is no cause for con cern over the use of this arena They further stated that they will be in touch with the ministry of labor regarding this matter Part of the problem here seems to be that there was some work done on the arena in or around 1958 but no records of just what Work was done are availablc from the firm as they went bankrupt some years ago You Are Cordiolly Invited To Attend THE SIMCOE COUNTY CONVOCATION OF WILFRID LAURIER UNIVERSITY AT BARRIE CENTRAL AUDITORIUM On Sunday Nov beginning at Public reception at pm For further information call George Cooper of 737058l Ellie Tiairit Exaitiiiur Presents Musical entertainment for the enti tamin NOVEMBER II 800 PM Barrie Control Collegiate Auditorium Tickets Available At Sam the Record Man 10 Dunlop St Mont Centre and PJs Audio Master Hayfield Mall Radio Shack Georgian Mail The Barrie Examiner lb Boyfield St ADMISSION Students Senior Citizens $300 Adults $400 NORTH RIVER WI NORTH RIVER Staff Mrs Bea Archer will be hostess for the next meeting of North hall on Friday evening Nov 12 River Womens Institute which Plans will will be held at the municipal bazaar be made for On my salary who can afford house You may be shocked to find out you can in Lctitia Hcights COMMUNITY OF AFFORDABLE HOMES NOMINATIONS NOTICE TOWNSHIPS OF ORO AND VESPRA Notice is hereby given to the Municipal Elec tors of the TOWNSHIPS of ORO and VESPRA in The County of Simcoe that the period during which nomination papers may be filed in the Office of the CLERK for the purpose of Municipal Elections will commence on NOVEMBER llth at the hour of Oclock and close on NOVEMBER l5th at the hour of Oclock for the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons for the offices of SCHOOL TRUSTEE Ward to the County Divisional Board SIMCOE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION for the years of 197778 of which all Electors are hereby required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly and further take notice that the manner in which said nominations shall be filed is set forth in section 34 of The MUNICIPAL ELEC TION ACT which provides that How nominated 34i person may be nominated as candidate for on office by filing in the office of the Clerk during the normal office hours of the Clerk within the period in which nominations may be filed nomination paper in prescribed form which shall be signed by at least ten electors whose names are en tered in the polling lists of electors entitled to vote in an elec tion to such office shall state the name occupation and address of the person nominated in such manner as will identify him and the office for which he is nominated and shall state the name and address of each elector signing the nomination paper and where the office for which the person is nominated is member of school board that such nominator is public school elector or separate school elector as the fact is i974s 20l Consent and declaration to be filed son nominated Public school nominators 202 Separate school nominations 203 Separate nomination papers Clerk to keep nomination paper Onus on person nominated Each candidate for election to an office shall be nominated by separate nomination paper but an elector may sign the nomination papers of different candidates After nomination paper is filed with the Clerk it shall remain in the possession of the Clerk No nomination is valid unless there is filed with the nomination paper consent in writing to the nomination and declaration of qualification in the prescribed form by the per nomination paper nominating person for an office the holder of which is required to be elected by public school electors shall be signed by public school electors only 1974 nomination paper nominating person for an office the holder of which is required to be elected by separate school electors shall be signed by separate school electors only 1974 The onus IS on the person nominated for election to an office to file BONA FlDE nomination paper If greater number of candidates than required to fill the said offices are nominated and make the required declarations notice of the time for the holding of the poll including the advance poll and notice of the last day for making applications for certificate to vote by proxy will be given forthwith ll Noufold Given under my hand this 29th day of October I976 Winn