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an rev 212 xv fissuwnq var By PEGGY DOVE ELMVALE ELItWALE Starting this Saturday it becomes Christmas Bazaar time here in Elmvale The CWL starts things off at the Com munity Hall at 230 pm Saturday Nov 20 the Will ing Workers of the Pres byterian Church hold their Bazaar day starting at 230 pm Then on Saturday December the Wyecliffe Church will be holding their Winter Wonderland bazaar All of the bazaars feature homemade things suitable for Christmas giving FAMILY FUN Public Skating has once again started at the Flos Elmvale Arena Every Sun day afternoon the whole family can enjoy togeth erness in very happy way Better dig the skates out dad and sharpen them up so you can show the kids thing or two CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations are ex tended to Miss Susan Rit chie daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Ritchie of RR Elmvale Miss Ritchie recently received her diploma in nursing at con vocation exercises held at Ryerson Polytechnical In stitute in Toronto She has accepted position at the Womens College Street Hospital in Toronto Susan is former graduate of Elmvale District High SchooL MOVIE NIGIIT An open invitation tended to all to attend yet is ex ElllIIlIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIlIIIIlllIlllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIllIIllllIll EigW hurch bazaar time starts at Elmvale another movie night at St Johns United Church This coming Sunday November 14th at 730 pm the movie Survival will be featured This is great film for fami Iy viewing and is free of charge for everyone atten ding silver collection will be taken up to aid the Sunday School funds OIIIIIIENCEMEI Twentyfive students graduated from Grade 13 at the Elmvale District High School annual commence ment exercises Ron Berti was the valedictorian for this year and delivered very meaningful speech on look ing into the future of ten year span and imagined what each of his classmates would be like then Two members of the graduating ClaSS received Ontario scholarships and they were Brian Giffen and Peter Rit chie Ontario scholarships are awarded to students who obtained an average of at least 80 per cent in their Grade 13 subjects Also two honor student certificates were awarded to Dave IIof mann and Peter Ritchie Students who have earned 75 per cent or over for the five years of high schOol are eligi ble to receive this award Sixtyeight students received their Grade 12 graduation diplomas Eight students won the Elmvale District High School letter award This is the highest award that the school gives for achievement in scholarship athletics and participation Numerous other top awards were given out on this once inalifetimeevening WELCOME The welcome mat of Elmvale is out this week to welcome new owners of the Beckers Milk Store located at the four corners of Elmvale Mr and Mrs Wilson Allonby have taken over the operation of this establishment Two of Mr and Mrs Allonbys older children Janet and Nancy will be helping their parents to look after the many customers The Allonbys also have three other children ranging from to 11 years of age Previous to this they operated the Becker Milk Store at Balm Beach They are residents of Wasaga Beach Everyone wishes them good luck and success in their new undertaking and add that its nice to have you with us IIIOLUIIT EOR TI WEEK Not in the college or academy but in the silence of the soul do we learn lllt greater lessons of life an quiet hearts are rare OVERIIEARI Elmvale kids say the cutes things verhcard conver sation the other day betweci little boy and his dad It seems the father and son were about to go for drive in the car when the little boy noticed that the tire was flat and said to his dad Oh oh dad dont look now but think your car just had an ac cupuncture IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HIIIIIIIIII Smith favors changes in car insurance law By GORDON SMITII MPP Sinicoe East During our recent hearings of the select committee of com pany law reviewing the in surance legislation and the pro blems relative to it many of the witnesses appearing before us expressed their concern over the increase in automobile in surance rates and that in surance is not always avail able even though they have good driving record perhaps the most important item that has caused the in crease cost of insurance rates is the cost of replacement arts Witnesses indicated to us thatsomeautomobilc manufac turers have marked up the price of replacement parts to and 50 per cent and in some in stances dealer on instruc tions from the manufacturer has applied three different price stickers each denoting price increase on the same part already in stock It is in teresting to note that if you were to build new car from replacement parts the cost for the parts alone would be more than four times the cost of new automobile OMPLLSORY INSURANCE We found both in England and in Switzerland where there is compulsory auto insurance that the insurance industry themselves had setup price monitoring system to cover not only the parts but labor well to assure that the insurance companies and their clients the motoring public are getting good value and not being rip ped off This type of moniton ing system in Canada and more particularly Ontario would be most beneficial It is still my personal opinion that auto insurance should be compulsory Every owner of an automobile should be forced to carry policy providing coverage for public liability and property damage However to make it function properly it would have to be system whereby policy could not be cancelled by either the company or the insured which would mean that the company could not cancel the policy on that particular vehicle for non payment of premium as long as the car was owned by that par ticular owner nor could the party insured cancel the policy As you are aware it is now possible for an owner to insure vehicle in order to procure his ownership and then cancel the policy the next day With the Ontario MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT 1975 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT SUBLIBI Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board or Ontario Nlll tir hair at THE COURT HOUSE HARRIF ONTARIO on THURSDAY DECIMTIEH 2nd I976 at the hour of IO 00 oclock in the Iorenoori at which time the Board will hear aletCaIIHlS tor new licence in arrordanLe With Thr liquor licence Act 1975 and Regulation thereunder The following establishments have applied for licence of the type indicated and the applications will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time Fairway Restaurant Innilfll Township IRR2 Stroud Dining Lounge Licence Big Cedar Polnt Golf In Country Club Inniinl Township Lelroy Public House LICIIICI Patio Licenc AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any per son who is reSident in the municipality and obiects to any application may toe the grounds at obiewon in person at the time and place DI the meeting or in writing to EIECUIIVE Director Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO Ontario MSE 1A4 several million vehicles registered in the province of Ontario the time lag for the ins surance company to notify the ministry of transportation and communications in order that they may remove the license plates from the vehicle could be several days and in the interim the motorist could be involved in car accident without in surance on his vehicle IIIGII LOSS RATIO There should be availability of insurance to all motorists no tonly private domestic vehicles but also public commercial vehicles as well Taxicab operators and large commer cial fleets are having real difr ficulty in obtaining insurance Companies are withdrawing from the market because of such high loss ratio in that particular type of business It is interesting to note that in the city of London England in order to secure license to drive taxicab an applicant must have at least two year apprentice period and good driving record before being given this privilege must say here that the taXIdrivers in that great city are excellent drivers and have very low Eltr cidcnt ratio record Perhaps we should be looking at program such as that in Ontario Lloyds of London have in the past insured large percentage of the taxis in Orr tario and have withdrawn from the market because they have found that they are losing money on this business However it was also Lloyds who during the war years car ried the insurance on many of the merchant vessels some of which were lost at sea and from the evidence they gave us they were still able to show profit on that type of business Surely company with this experience in the insurance field could pro vide insurance coverage to the motoring public and st in show normal profit 2Itt WITNESSES During the two weeks wi were in England and Switzerland we listened to over 300 witnesses from govern ment industry and the con sumer This information along with that from similar witnesses appearing before us in Ontario will be helpful to us in writing our report covering amendments to the Insurancc Act We hopc the mititil draft ol the report will be completed early in the new year May again rcmind you that my constituency office is located at it lctcr Street North in iillizi and is open lucsday through lTItItl from onto to fizilo pm and on Saturday from Will to noon have also made arrangcmcnls to continue holding regular clinics Ill Midland at tlic ontact tcn trc Craighurst WI host branch By lll RAITIIIIRSI iStalli sitors trom Minising Dalston Saurm and toulson Womens Institutes will be guests of raighurst branch members at meeting to be held at the Anglican church basement here on Iucsday Nov to Knox church Stllt will be held in the evcning on Sunday at Tiio oclock Rev Ear thing ot lrizctang will bc in chargc of thc communion service llillsdali members have been asked to join in wor ship at this servici The community wclcomcs Mr and Mrs Rob Icimo and daughter orcy who have moved into thc toimcr Ralph Snider homcherc number of members ot traighurst Instituti attended the area convention at trillia rcccntly Mrs Stranaghan and Mr and Mrs Schopield and clnldrcn of Hamilton spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs llandy They all attended the Dalston church supper Ron Irzivcs spent long weekend with his parents here recently IIYIROINRE SE IILMVALII Notice Iias been ItCtlVtl from the Ontario Ilydro of wholesale rate in crease to local public utilities averaging no3 per cent THE Slv 97 SKIING REPORTS FROM BARRIE CENTRE Vern Tclford prepares ski reporting update at the Bar rie Travel Centre backed by his staff tfrom left Gail Verwey IorAnn Ward and Ann Parks Daily reports on skiing and other winter events for the Ontario ministry of industry and tourism is produced at the Barrie centre which receives daily reports on snow condi tions from crosscountry ski resort operators Tax restraint backed by candidate in Oro Rt STATIth Staff hccking tax rises and orderly development were main issues in the coming tlro township election according to harleK Sanderson former councilloi who will be attempting come back have been out of it for loin years but feel could be ol value to ratepayers concerned about taxes said the well known No farmer who is past president ot the Simcoi ounty Jersey tattlc Association Mr Sanderson said be ap prcciutcd that essential scr vices have to be maintained in practical way but said the position ol ratepayers also has to be of prime concern NEW SSIISSMIINI There IS need today for gi nume restraint not mcrc talk about it llt said as brief reference was made to growing tax spending at all levels ot government and what may hap pcn when thc new property tax assessment system is started Ill 15178 There has to br special carc taken to protect the mtcrcsts ol taxpayers he find native ot tho and resident of the township most of his life except for the war years and few years in Toronto Mr Sanderson was long Illllt lcrscy farmer until lic sold two IIRIIIS SNIIIRSN lo tly comeback tarms in too He now lives at RR Shanty Ray Long boostcr ot ro tall fair lic litis litell director tl the ro Agricultural Society for seven years llc also is past president of the board of dirccr torsof Simcoe District to Up FORMER tIIIItR Mr Sandcrson formerly served tivc years as coiin cillor the last time in INT Thornton WI plans education program By MRS GEORGE IIOII THORNTON Thornton Womens Institute will hold the Nov ltl meeting at Trinity United hurch School Room with Mrs Ralph Schandlcn as hostess The program will be on education with roll call being something educational learned this week Visitors are welcome the meeting will begin at It 13 in Bill and Muriel liiascr of Toronto Visited George and Florence Ilolt Nov Ti Mrs Ivan aldwrII Ileston tochianc Mrs Irinticc and Mabel Jacobs represented the Thornton Fricndship Iub at the Simcoc County Senior itirens Annual Euchre lournamenl Nov liff Stephenson returned to his home Nov it after having surgery at Stevenson Memorial Mrs Robert NONCONDO Our street townhomes are not condominiums Lotti Heights COMMUNITY OF AFFORDABLE HOMES Hospital Alliston ongratulatious to Bill Ilyron anil Susan Nevils who were married at St Johns Anlgican liiircli ookstowii on Oct 23 reception for of guests followed at the Church decided to stand for ouni cillor to get back into the swing of things again he said ad ding the comment If am elected well try for higher of fice next time Iurmg discussion of the inr pending iiiw assessment sys tem it was pointed out that this has been carried out under the provincial government which took over this aspect of proper ty admimstmtion in ISITo Iiifore that it had been operatcd by Simcoe courtly council tor tour years Previous to loot it was local respon sibility and assessment yard sticks varied in different mur mcipalitiis Announced aim of the new assessment system was to bring about more equality in property assessment and taxes Administration costs have risen sharply with the new respon siliilitics Plan meeting at Pine Grove IINEtiRtWEStaff an didatcs seeking election in Orillia township voting on Dec ti have been llllll to spcak at ratcpayers meeting to be held at the fire hall here on Monday Nov 211 Deputy ltcevc liill alvery and former rccve Ron Stanton are running for reeve The lll cumbent Reeve Itill Iowan lock is dropping out after four years as head of the council and II years council service ouncillors Norm and Stephen Ilinton have air nounced they will be candidates who said they were going to stand wechack ltttlllttlll Ralph Kay while three newcomers and David Edwards leltord QQUNTY GLIMPSES Elmvale caddidates meeting ELMVALE Staff Can didates seeking office for the 197778 term on village council will be given the opportunity to outline their election platforms at ratepayers meeting ar ranged for the community hall on Wednesday evening Nov 24 Nominations which are being filed at the municipal office close on Monday afternoon clos ing time Those nominated then have 34 hours to qualify to stand in the municipal election to beheld on Monday Dec Reeve Ken Knox is com pleting his first twoyear term as head of Elmvale council after serving 12 years as coun cillor Other members include Councillors Alex Currie Fred llarpell Robert Thiffault and Earl Vollick TIIURCIISUPIER CREEMORE smorgas bord supper will be held at St Lukes Anglican church on Saturday Nov 13 from to pm in the parish hall on Iaroline street GILEORI WI GILFORI Members of Gilford Womens Institute will meet at the home of Mrs Ilarold Cronan on Tuesday evening Nov 16 when reports will he presented about the recent directors meeting in Cookstown TURKEY SIIOOT CREEMORE turkey shoot and roll is planned at Gor dons field just south of County Road in the northeast corner of the village on Saturday Nov 20 at pm NAME TRACEI STAYNER Staff An in corporated town since 1888 Stayner was named in honor of Thomas Stayner deputy post master general from 1827 to 1851 The community dates back to 154 when the Northern railway line was completed to the area and was known as Not tawasaga Station until renamed The first sawmill was built in 1855 by Gideon Phillips The place achieved village status in 1872 cent hike in wholesale power rates charged by the Ontario Hydro The Orillia commission system buys more than 60 per cent of its power from the On tario Hydro DISTRICT NE WS 2The Barrie Examiner Friday Nov I2 I976 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The Clansman Manor Residential Home Big Bay Point Accommodation for seniors semiinvalids diets planned Fer further information please call Mrs Sheila Collins 7263252 The Clansman Manor Big Bay Point Rd RR Barrie Further On In This Paper look For It SIMCOE 549 Bayfield St 7370254 twist SONENTION ALLISTON Dufferin Simcoe candidate Pat Gallagher and former party leader Sid Hamelin will be among the speakers at the an nual convention of the Ontario Social redit League which is to be opened at the Not tawasaga Inn on Saturday afternoon Nov 27 at oclock STREET NA ES ELMVALE iStaff The village council has approved names for four streets within the Elmview Estates subdivi sion They are Deborah road entcnnial avenue Allan court and Glenview avenue ALLISTON DANCE ALLISTON Staff fros tv frolic dance will be held lV Make the best deal you can on new Acadian or Astre delivered from stock by Jon IO I977 pr or Alliston figure skating club at the local arena on Saturday night Nov 13 from pm to am There will be spot and door prizes along with draw ARENAGRANT ELMVALE tStaff Elin vale council has agreed to reim burse the minor hockey booth and roller skating committees total of grant which the con poration will receive from the Ontario ministry of recreation and culture for installation of protective glass around the boards of the FlosElmvale arena deredfby Dec IO I976 with or without trade 01 Georgian and General Motors will give you S200 CASH BONUS THE OSHAWA CONNECTION Pontioc Buiclyzbd 885 ONTARIO GOVERNMENT SALE PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF USED CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS SNOWMOBILES MOWERS SAWS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TO BE HELD lOOO AM THURSDAY NOVEMBER l8th I976 AT THE MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION TO RAISE RATES RILIIA iStaff Another increase in electric rates is planned by the rillia Power ommission The boost was said to be direct consequence of the recent approval by the Ontario legislature of 303 per AND COMMUNICATIONS YARD HWY IIB SOUTH HUNTSVILLE ONTARIO Nov I97 to l973 Automobiles Icini OIISpntnlIiutcr sedans cyl auto Am i059 Gniitm cacao Moder 5030 bossodor Chevrolet Ford beiiiilevcllei 1in gas I972 Arrbosvodm Station Wagon 1904 Inteimliuiiol Tractor Model Vi moo 3414 butlut pmiii torch front l973 Chevrolet Stotmii Wm till 0t bludcmid lmlI tracks auto thaliiilt Tractor ModelSAO l972 FordEmiioiiimwintitm yum on qumthmli cyl auto IQS Tiiqiison Irmtoi Model T035 is I969 i973 Tori prim not wikli tin mmm ryl gas 68cyl some with auto IDtidge Weiti to 1974 Sriewiiiobiles cyl Fargo Ford liiternutiounll tAlcueiiii MtiIoSki Ski Duo I9708 l972 Fargo Tori Elpltls 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