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Innisfil reeve among top warden prospects MIDHURST Staff While the 1977 warden wont be elected until January there already has been much speculation in Simcoe County circles over the ossibilities Among those requently men tioned as leading prospects are Reeve Bill Gibbons of Innisfil Deputy Reeve Allan Glassford of Tecumseth Reeve Ingram Amos of Medonte and Reeve Morris Darby of Tiny Reeve Alan Johnston of Vespra and Reeve Donald MacDonald of Flos are among others men tioned Some consider that Reeve Gibbins has the best chance since he was chairman of finance during the past year when the county was able to reduce its overall levy against property taxpayers Past records show this chairmanship is often the stepping stone to the wardenship The incumbent warden Reeve Orville Hughes of West Gwillimbury and his im mediate predecessor Reeve Edgar Currie of Nottawasaga were both chairman of finance before moving up to head the council LARGEST LEVY Of the 33 member mu nicipalities Innisfil is the largest tax contributor to the county treasury The township hasnt had representative elected warden since the late Orville Todd headed the county council in 1943 Reeve Harry Cross of Tecumseth has been nominated several times for the warden ship He was rated good chance last January but had to withdraw for health reasons and Deputy Reeve Glassford was nominated The latter lost to Warden Hughes but made good impression and was Chosen chairman of the key roads committee Deputy Reeve Glassford is serving his sixth year on county council and previously was township councillor for four years He is wellknown Te cumseth township beef farmer The last warden from Tecumseth was George Lisk who headed the county council in 1960 Chairman of the county museum and archives board for the past two years Reeve Amos is currently finishing his 12th year as member of the county council and his 16th on Medonte council During that time he has served various chair manships including county roads in 1974 member of the Barrie suburban roads commission Dalton Jermey was the last warden from Medonte He headed county council in 1964 REEVE OF TINY Reeve Darby is native of Tiny township and lifelong resident who is currently com pleting his sixth year as reeve He was nominated for the wardenship last January but withdrew stating he hoped to beinthefieldlater former president of the On tario Crop Improvement As sociation Reeve DArby was secretary of the North Simcoe Association for 30 years He served on the county finance committee during the past year and was chairman of the wardens committee Reeve Johnston also is member of the finance commit tee The Vespra representative has been reeve for two years and was deputy reeve for four when Carl Doran was reeve George Rule is the present deputy reeve Roy Hickling was the last warden from Vespra when he headed the county council in 1953 Reeve MacDonald member Oro lady Wins bazaar quilt By BESSIE RAWFORI ORO STATION lhe Oro Marigold Jolly Elders held successful bazaar and bake sale recently at the Oro Station com munity centre Mrs Anna Reevie of Shanty Bay won quilt and pillow cases went to Bob Hesse of Shanty Bay Mrs Marian Leigh of Barrie won the luncheon cloth and hamper of groceries went to Mrs Lucille Rennie Congratulations and best wishes are extended to Mr and Mrs Paul Hansen on the ar rival of baby boy Monday Nov at Soldiers Memorial Hospital Orillia brother for Lawrence and Miriam Nine tables of players were in progress last Monday night at the euchre at the community centre Prizes went to first place win ners Mrs Thomas Fletcher and Lloyd Schram second place finishers Mrs Ernie Gentle and Bob Dellart and third place winners Mrs Rob Dellart and Angus Dove Lunch was served Several people in this area at tended the special convocation of Wilfred Laurier University at Barrie Central Collegiate Sunday afternoon Nov Congratulations are extended to Mrs Garry Sanderson who received her Bachelor of Arts degree Mrs Sanderson the former Juni McArthur is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mor ris McArIliur Several local hunters arrived home on thi WcIkcnd including Marty Worsdall Rick Wors dall Mort llalc Ed and lion Robinson Howard John and Doug lltNltilll and Peter Slielswell xs INGRAM AMOS MORRIS DARBY of the social services commit tee has been Flos represen tative to county council for some nine years The last warden from Flos was the late Earl Elliott who headed the county council in 1974 Now serving his fifth year on Simcoe County council Reeve Gibbins was first elected to Iii nisfil council in December 1965 for the 196667 term In 196869 he was Innisfil councils chairman of finance and moved up to deputy reeve in 1970 He ALLAN HASSFI was deputy for three years before moving up to reeve when he defeated exrecvc George Burton in December 1974 former president of thc Simcoe ounty Jersey attlc Association he was provincial president in 1974 He also headed the Barrie Agricultural Society which sponsored the 1974 Barrie fair Before elected to council Reeve Gibbins served four years as North Innisfil school trustee wig COUNTY GLIMPSES Stevens starts 5th year as MP Sinclair Stevens MP for YorkSimcoe has started serv ing his fifth year as the busy representative for riding he won for the Conservatives in October 1972 In that election campaign in which the chief issue given em phasis was greatly increased federal tax ending Mr Stevens defeat John Roberts former Liberal member for the riding The result was con sidered an upset since Mr Roberts had won the riding in 1968 with victory over the late Senator Wallace McCutcheon In denouncing what he termed reckless government spending Mr Stevens said it had more than doubled since 1967 unemployment had soared and prices had increased The native of Milton who has been Conservative financial critic in the House defeated Mike Willinsky Liberal and Wally Gustar NDP iii the last federal election on July 1974 Mr Roberts incidentally made comeback in the Town to riding of St Pauls where he was elected ALLISTON MAYOR ALLISION Staff Mayor akla Gray currently is serving his 121h year as member of the town council Before he became mayor nearly four years ago he was Alliston reeve and member of Simcoe ounty council native of Sliclburnc he has been rcsia dent of Alliston for about 23 years VESIRA FIRE HALL MIDIIIRSI Staff Ves pra townsliips No threeday fire hall on Findlay road here was opened in the fall of 1967 espra council meetings are held in the office room IOSORONIIO REIIVE ICVERICIT Staff Reeve James Elder is completing his first twoyear term as head of Iosorontio township council after succeeding former warden James Wales Before moving up he was deputy 1t and councillor for seven years IOIIIINHI Pl IOllllNllM The Tot tcinham village council has decided to spend $9400 grant from the Ontario ministry of transportation and coiiimunita tioiis for paving on Park rcs Ill Originally it was the in tciitioii to use the money on Mill OTHER DISTRICT NEWS APPEARS ON PAGE 16 SINLAIR STEVENS and Church streets and In dustrial road but the change was decided on and passed by the ministry PARISH TO RUN RILLIA fr Tom Parish Orillia businessman who served on city council from 1971 until 1974 has announced he will be seeking election as alderman at the coming city voting My priorities are that we get the ci ty back on the track as far as orderly development is con cerned he said mentioning industrial land in particular CHURCHILLWI CHURCHILL Staff One of the oldest Womens In stitutes in Simcoe County is the Churchill branch which was formed in 1903 BLACK KNIGHTS ORILLIA Staff Norman Morrison has been chosen coun ty master of the Royal Black Knights Chapter 82 for 1977 with George Lowery deputy mas ter and William Crawford associate deputy OUNTY PROPERTY MIDIIURSI Staff Depu ty Reeve Donald Ilennessy of Nottawasaga has served as chairman of the county proper ty committee for the past year with Deputy Reeve Charles Simpson of Oro vicechairman Other members are Reeve Peter Cameron of Alliston Reeve Sheridan McGinty of Beeton Reeve Gordon Pricstma of Matchedash and Warden rville Hughes reeve of West Gwillimbury CROP ASSOCIATION MIDHURST Staff An nual meeting of the North Sim Seminar on farm tax near Alliston ELMVALE farm tax and estate planning seminar will be held at the Nottawasaga Inn op positc Highway 89 near Alliston on Thursday Nov 25 one of series to be held acrossOnlario Enrolment forms for registration are now available at Ontario ministry of agriculture and food offices here in Alliston and at Elmvalc Robert Humphrics associate agricultural representative for North Sini coc reminds farmers that November is usually good time to bring farm records up to date question frequently asked by farmers he reports is what to do about paying wages to family members for their summer work The age of the child is the fir st consideration It under 16 child can earn up to $1407 and still be claimed as full dcpcn lent If over 11 child can earn up to $1472 and still be con RADIAL Winnwall Town Bi Country 52 oo oo 54 oo oo oz 00 ll oo in on union 14 on Io on so on 93 on no no 52 00 55 0o 51 00 BELTED IIR ll 00 41 OO 44 OO 46 It Of OO 19 OO Wllilnwall prions Wliilewallu $3 innu sidcred dependent it was ex plaincd All employers have respona sibility to submit T4 forms for their employees once wages paid exceeds $259 In addit ion to wages the T4 requests in formation on Income Tax anada Pension Plan and IIncmploymcnt Insurance Canada Pension Plan is only considered if the family mem ber is over 11 and earns more than $890 Unemployment Insurance coverage is not needed if you are claiming the wage carrier as dependent Workmens oiiipcnsation must he paid for all employees receiving wage The rate of assessment on general farms is £485 per $1oo wages If you would like complete information on this topic please ask our office for the factslicct Family Members As Wage Ear ners advised Mr Humpliries Aiitimuzuioi 00 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WHEELS ony per wheel for most compacts and midsize cars CHECK THESE SNOW BITER TRUCK TIRE DEALS SNOW BITEB TRACTION ALL SEASON TRUCKS 60715 X44508 only X44509 88 DUNLOP ST BARBIE OPEN DAILYB to Saturdtiy torfiday pf per wheel 15 for most full size cars coe Soil and Crop Improvement AssociatiOn has been arranged for the Midhurst community hall on Thursday Dec star ting at 1030 am when reports will be presented and plans discussed for next year PUBLIC MEETING GILFORD public meeting at which Innisfil town ship election candidates have been invited to attend will be held at Golf Haven on Thursday evening Nov 18 Chairman of planning retiring from council MIDHURST Staff Chair man of Simcoe County planning committee Reeve Bill Gowanlock of Orillia township has announced he wont be standing for reelection have decided to retire for the present at least from municipal pOIitics he said when asked about his election plans He has served 11 years on Orillia township council in cluding four as reeve and two as deputy At the same time Deputy Reeve Bill Calverley confirmed his intention to seek the reeveship Another announced candidate is former reeve Ron Stanton who served on county council for six years before he was defeated in close vote by Mr Gowanlock at the polls in December 1974 Mr Gowanlocks father William Gowanlock Sr was member of county council in theearlySOS Rugby couple given gifts RUGBY presentation was held in Rugby community hall in honor of Mr and Mrs Bryan Johnston with Allan Johnston master of ceremonies recently Judy and Bryan were given Console cocktail table two Hexagonal Iommodes electric fry pans electric kettle and money by Mrs Marion McLeod Mrs Jim Langman and Mrs Grant Jermey on behalf of East Oro and Rugby communities Esson church friends and relatives Bob McLeod Keven Scott Butch Roach and George Shelswell presented the couple with an electric coffee percolator on behalf of the ball team They also received several other gifts Mrs Robert Iudhope played several selections on the piano and Mrs Iudhopc and Inez Cairns also played on the ac cordion and guitar Everyone then enjoyed social hour Mr and Mrs Johnston thanked their many friends and relatives for the lovely gifts they received DISTW NE WS ZThe Barrie Examiner Tuesdoyi Nov 16 1976 $200 CASHBONUS Make the best deal you can on new Acodion or Astre delivered from stock by Jan 10 I977 or or dered by Dec IO I976 with or without trade at GeOrgion and General Motors will give you $200 CASH BONUS 3253353 GMC Ltd THE OSHAWA CONNECTION I45 Bradford St 7261885 Barrie Margaret Roeding is paid to be very very picky Morgoret runs the Reed Notionol Dropery plont She hos to be picky because its her iob to see that your droperies ore not only mode on time but that every inch gets mode obsolutely right We expect Margaret and her stoff to treat every poir of draperies and every bedspreod they moke 05 if they were for their own homes And to be sure they meet our exocting highquolity stondords 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