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did you know Beavering the newest addition to the Canadian Scouting movement will be featured during ScoutGuide Week being celebrated this week across Canada Wally Pollett left and Dot Wright of the Nottawasaga District staff are the Beaver coordinators for that area They have just com pleted setting up the first Beaver group in Angus and iii vested six leadeis into the colony last week About 25 Beavers between the ages of to will be invested into the colony Tuesday at 630 pm in Our Lady of Grace School display arranged by the members of Kenipenfelt District Scouting members will be at the Bayfield Mall for the re mainder of the week BordenAngus Television and able will both carry programs this week about the Scouting movement which were filmed in the area by local Scouters Examiner lliotot notebook today oMonthly meeting of Barrie Boomerangs Camping Club will be held at pm at Prince of Wales School All in terested campers are welcome to attend OBarrie Ys Mens Club is holding dinner meeting beginning at 630 pm at the YMYWCA 22 Grove St OAri open meeting of the Vespra Horticultural Society will be held at pm in the Reforestry Hall in Vespra Speakers at the meeting will be Mr and Mrs Harry Foyston of Minesing who will give an accountir trip to Africa last fall OHelp is still available to senior citizens needing advice on filing income tax forms Appointments can be made by phoning 7374312 OThe annual meeting of the Barrie Public Library Board will be held at pm today in the library gallery OIhe local licence office is open from am to pm Monday to Friday for those who have yet to obtain their 1978 stickers OSteeIe Street Public School is holding bottle drive to day frorii to pm It will cover all areas of the city except the Tall lrees Subdivision OW Best Memorial Home and School Association will meet at pm at the school Guest speaker Elridge will talk about the Rocketry Club Contestants from the school who were representatives at the Barrie Legion Public Speaking Contest will also be present OBingo at the Lions Hall Angus at 730 pm Admission 81 Sam jackpot Proceeds to be used for Lions Community projects oRecovery Incorporated the association for the nervous and former mental patients will meet from to 10pm in St Georges Anglican Church Burton Avenue Barrie For further information call 4362168 Ohurchill Curling Club will hold euchre at 830 pm Adriiission is $1 lunch will be served OMonday Afternoon group meets from 130 to pm in the Midhurst Community Centre rokinole shuffleboard card games etc will be played over cup of tea An ex change of magazines and paperbacks will also take place OEuchre at 815 pm at the Oro Station Community Cen tie Admission so cents lunch will be served OBarrie Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at St Georges Anglican Iiurch Hall Burton Avenue at 730 pm All players are welcome For partners and further information call Barb Menezes 7284194 oTottenham Lions Bingo at 730 pm in the Tottenham Community Tentre $250 jackpot early birds share the wealth and rolling Szoojackimt tuesday The Barrie anoe Club is holding public meet iiig todav at 7311 pm at the Red Cross Building 115 Dunlop St East The theme of the meeting will be Canoeing and Safety Oluces Wild Parents of Multiple Births will hold its monthly meeting tonight at pm at St Monicas Separate School Guest speaker is Doctor Bilkey who will discuss sibl ing rivalry Everyone welcome OBarrie Lions Iub is holding an open meeting with business and appointment of nomination committee The meeting will be at 1341 at the Holiday Inn Highway 400 and Essa Road OKindergartcn registration at Our Lady of Grace School in Angus will take place today from 10 am to pm Parents should bring birth or baptismal certificates Otanada alorie ounlers will meet at pm at the Bar rie YMYtlCA For further information call Pat McLeod at 72874775 oSnoVoyageurs will meet at pm in the Blue Flame Room of oiisumers Gas Ferris Lane All members and prospective members are invited to attend For further in formation call Ross lCdirionston 7265377 OEuchre at the Bell Ewart Community entre at pm 5030 draw will also be held olhe itlvlttgtllltl lub will meet at 130 pm at the Ar my Navy and Air Force lub Barrie New members are welcome wednesday Olhe loronto oiisort with Renaissance songs music and wit will be presented by the Georgian College Faculty Association in the Georgian ollege Theatre at 830 pm Tickets are $4 for adults and $3 for students and are available at Sams Music World Audio or by calling Tbilltfil olhe La Leche League of Barrie will meet at 830 pm at the home of Mrs Maureen lattcrson RRll Iodies Lane Barrie For more information call 7288717 42+th or Tltitltlii Olhe iiiigliain Door Barries Nearly New Shop is open Tuesday to Saturday from lll Jill in to 4311 pm with good select ion of spring and summer clothes OBiiigo at the lotlenham Legion at 730 pm $1th jackpot admission 31 Everyone welcome oSimcoe Adult Skating lub will skate from it to 10 pm at the Stroud lnnislil Recreation Centre Adult visitors are iii vited to attend Admission is $1 For further information call 726 THU orree parent and lot skating from to pm at the Thornton oniinunity eiitre and the Stroudvlnnislil Recrca tioii entre Angelina di Bello Commentator Prn and Noodlos Ontario Educational TV proudly announces Advance Sole ENGLISH Edition of her book Angelmo Bella Pattern Modifications available won Hard covor it llIUIIGIIOHI 200 pages over 00 colored List Put$1995 ADVANCE SALE SIS 50 This book devoted to the most nudod pattern nodilications tor perfefl titling as soon on Pins and Noodlos Ontario Educational TV Saturday 1000 am latte advantage of this rpociol advance sole Order your copiu NOW 51 PIKE $1995 10 Youth SIS UK ADVANCE Adl Ill Shipping Costs Includod Amount Enclosed CHEQUE MONEY ORDER NAME Pinon Print ADDRESS PostolCodo Telephone 1151 Ion rut MI lull in Competition abounds at Cornivol Motorcycle racing major attraction Motorcycle racing on ice was major attraction both days at the 1978 Barrie Winter Car nival Saturday time trials and elimination heats were held with winners determined in six classifications Rick Challerton finished first in the 125 cubic centimetre cc junior class Dan Stewart won the 125 cc expert class Jim Cooper came first in the 250 cc junior class while Cam Whiffing took top honors in the 250 cc expert cl ass In the unlimited junior class Robert Boosma finished first and Rick Ganby won the unlimited expert class On Sunday Perry Hill won the first heat in the 125 ccjunior class Ian Walker was first in the second heat of the 125 cc class and the third heat was won by Rick Jones Dan Stewart finished first in the 125 cc senior class while Jim Cochrane won the 125 cc expert class Area schools compete in broomboll tourney In the schools broomball tournament Oakley Park School of Barrie captured the senior and junior girls cham pionships The senior girls team from Goodfellow Public School finished second in its division Second place in the junior girls division went to the Killarney Beach School team Innisfil Central Schools junior boys team took first place in its division Second place went to the junior boys team from Guthrie Public School The senior boys champion ship will be decided today in game between Oakley Park School and Codrington School at Eastview Arena Organizer Mike Dunphy said 21 teams from Barrie and area schools took part in the tourna ment George Taylor Simeoe entre MPP placed first in the Hot Air Derby in the Celebrity Snowmobile Races Saturday part of the Barrie Winter Carnival Other winners included BrigGen Clay Beattie commander of Canadian Forces Base Borden in the Big liiefs competition and Bob Schultz of radio station KBB iii the Media Madness Division Ex Tonge and Holt winners in the dog sled events aniinei Photos Celebrities raced way through carnival Some of the betterknown names and faces from Simcoe Camty tried their hands Satur day at handling snowmobile in the Celebrity Snowmobile Races at the Barrie Winter Car nival BrigGen Clayton Beat tie commander of Canadian Forces Basr Borden and Grand Marshal of the carnival parade took top honors in the Big Chiefsdivision Bob Schultz of radio station CKBB won the Media Madness title beating out Scott Haskins sports editor of The Examiner George Taylor Simcoe Cen tre MPP came first in the Hot Air Derby category open only to area politicians Gary Tonge of Barrie did it again For the second consecutive year he won the Barrie Winter Carnival dog sled races Rick Ineson of Arthur came second and Cliff Johnston of Grand Valley finished third total of 16 teams par ticipated in the races which carnival sports chairman Mike Fowler said were not held Saturday as scheduled because of problems with one of the race dogs David Holt of Barrie and his dog Happy won the Kid and His Mutt Races held Sunday at NVCA will take hard look at decisionmaking process ANGUS Staff The Not tawasaga Valley Conservation Authority iNVCAl will take hard look at its constitution with particular emphasis on its decisionmaking process The issue came up at the authoritys annual meeting Saturday when Venner Lambert Vespra Townsliips representative questioned decision of the authoritys ex ecutive committee made last September reversing its 1976 stand Last September the ex ecutive committee decided to allow rezoning of two acres of land in Osprey Township near the Mad River tributary of the Nottawasaga River from hazard environmentally sen sitive lands to zoning that would allow building on the site The executive committee had turned down the townships re Comping fees are going up ANGth vStatfi Fees for camping at Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority NVCA conservation areas have been increased this year Authority members voted Saturday to raise the fees to $4 day from $350 and to $25 week from 831 The NVCA also decided to charge $45 admission fee to its conservation areas for groups of 100 to 200 persons Group rates applied previous ly to groups of one to So persons $151 and 31 to 1011 persons Slot Those rates will be the same this year All other admission rates will be the same this year in 1977 seasons car pass at any conservation area is $15 one day pass is 32 use of picnic pavilions is $10 and the admis sion fee for bus is$1tt family pass tor the season at the Iottcnliam Conservation Area is $3 The daily admission fee is 30 cents Senior citizens and school groups under teachers super vision will pay lialfpiice for all admission fees Thank You The Directors and Members of the Innisfil Chamber of Commerce wish to thank everyone who assisted in any capacity with making the I978 Innisfil Winteroma success This success would not have been possible without the many sponsors who supported the event financially the members of the media the con tractors who supplied both time and equipment the willing volunteers the Township of lnnisfil and the council and employees the Officers of the lnnisfil Police Force the members of the paying public and lost but not least the excellent por ticiponts We thank you all Incidentally the 1979 lnnisfil Winteromo will be held February and I979 WINNING TICKET IN THE 5050 DRAW 0872 lNNlSFlL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOX T22 RR STROUD ONTARIO l0l 2M0 quest for the rezoning in 1976 Lambert said He wanted to know why com mittee members felt the lands werent suitable for develop ment in 1976 but changed their minds in September Committee chairman Gord Oldfield and committee member Donald Spooner defended the decision saying some of the committee members inspected the site and found it suitable for develop ment Lambert said the committee should not have agreed to the rezoning in the absence of soil testing and mapping showing the maximum extent of flooding along the Mad River Jim Young reeve of Osprey Township said there are several areasin his municipali ty that are zoned as on vironmentally sensitive but they are usually high and dry in the spring Lambert said the issue points out the need for thorough con stitutional review Delegates to the meeting voted to send copies of the NVCA constitution to all authority members discus sion of the constitution will be put on the agenda for future full authority meeting OW 35 Dunlop St the Barrie Winter Carnival David and his pet defeated 11 other entries in the races held on the ice of Kempenfelt Bay at the foot of Bayfield Street Robbie Williams of Barrie and his dog Grover finished second while Blake Pratt of Barrie and his dog Joey came in third The races were sponsored by French Motors of Barrie North Bay takes title Pat Lambs Rams of North Bay won the MiniWorld Broomball tournament title at this years Barrie Winter Car nival North Bay defeated the Hockley Valley Mustangs 0f Orangeville 51 Sunday However Mustangs came back later in the day to win the finalists title by defeating the Desboros of Owen Sound 32 in overtime Desboros were awarded the consolation title Sixteen teams from as far away as Toronto Sudbury and North Bay took part in the 29 game tournament The last three games were played at Eastview Arena Sun day while the elimination mat ches were played on the ice of Kempenfelt Bay at the foot of Bayfield Street said tourna ment organizer Reg LaChance News Quiz answers News Quiz Answers from Page 15 WORLDSCOPE Jean Jacques Blais 2c 3False Nicaragua 5lrue NEWSNAME Barney Danson MATCHWORDS Ic 2a 3d 4e 5b NEWSPICTURE vatives SPORTLIGHT ldecrease False 3Greg Joy 4a 5Los Angeles Rams conser about tomorrow Make sure now that youll have adequate income to enjoy your retirement years The little you save now on regular basis will mean lot when your pay day years are over Put your savings into Victoria and Grey Registered Retirement Savings Plan Serving more and more people since 1889 WCYURfland GREY TRUST COMPANY Barrio tarmi the examiner Monday Fob 20 1978 Motorcycle racing on ice attracted large crowds Saturday and Sunday at the Barrie Winter Carnival The danger involved in racing on ice was brought home to organizers and spectators Saturday afternoon when Derek Hughes of Toronto was injured after bi machine went off the track He was taken to hospital by ambulance No details of his in juries have been released Examiner Photo STEWART ESTEN BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS are pleased to announce the relocation of their offices TO 100 Collier Street PO Drawer 248 BARRIE ONTARIO L4M 4T4 705728559 Peter Mills QC Paul Hermiston William Leslie Esten QC Alfred Dick David White inharmoniousl it eeta12 priint Tuneut most domestic and import cars Heres what we do Supply and install new ll brandname Spark plugs czar Supply and install new points Supply and install new rotor Supply and install new 6ccyl1der condenser Adjust carburetor and set Bcyllnder engine timing 08 Check distributor cap and ignition wires Clean and check air and gas Parts labour included filter Check battery and cables Clean and check PVC valve Check tan belts and red and hose hoses Check and lubricate 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