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TOT RE ACHES FOR ROLL Ioiiigtyearold Iainic Attwell reaches for roll during tish breakfast at the thiirch Inlhclark Alcona Beach fiin fry marked the last day of the annual summer service combining day camp activities with re iigious instruction EX amiiicr Photo by Mary Ioolei troubles outlined Matchcdash reeve Matchedash Township is in triiiilile It needs more tax money to Cmtlnut operating and the Only place to get it is the provin cial government But reeve Gordon Iriest man says the province isnt making any concessions to allcviate the conditions we the township feel are unjust Reeve Priestman told the provincial commission studying the 13 proposed property tax reforms there is nothing in them to help the township The major problem he said is the loss of tax base on the vast amount of crown land in the township The province isnt paying any taxes on the land and put development freeze on privately owned land The freeze is effective until OSIS St AR Increasing costs of municipal operations and the lack of new assessment Mr Priestman said will result in another tax increase to township residents In 1975 the residential tax rate was 1733 mills with the commercial rate 1947 mills The total township assessment was $11 million with the com mercial areas at $50000 The bulk of the assessment is from the seasonal cottages along the Severn waterway Tea Lake and MacLean Lake The township about 30 miles northeast of Harie has per manent population of about 488 people with 1500 seasonal residents Mr Iriestnian said it is the areas most northern municipality with the second largest area of 54000 acres or 85 square miles the existing taxpayers who are already overtaxed should pay still more The reeve said while develop ment is stopped the province is promoting the township as recreational area for the general public This has resulted in an in crcase of day visitors to the area The day or transient tourist is very high on the scale of detrimental impact on the en vironment and very low on the scale with respect to being financial asset he said More lay visitors will put added strain on our limited serv vices such as roads disposal sites parking and docking he said Mr Iriestinan asked the commission to consider grant in lieu of taxes trom the provinA cc where large tracts of rown By SAUNTER CHURCHILL The lst Churchill Cubs and Beavers have scheduled bottle drive for Saturday October Any returnable bottles will be gratefully accepted For in formation call leader Ray Cromarty At the same time the boys will be collecting news papers and good clean rags Mrs Ross Turner entertained friends and neighbors last Wednesday afternoon at her home on Sidcroad 10 Joan Badertscher told the 30 ladies present how to dry wild flowers and roadside weeds what to gather and how to ange them CORN WINNER George Simpson won two first prizes for sweet corn at Barrie Fair last week with Imperial Sunburst Improved in the hybrid section and Golden Boy hit the any variety class Louise Browning was one of eight girls representing South Simcoe 4H Homemaking Clubs at the NE on August 2526 and 27 Mr and Mrs Jack Campbell and family were visitors re cently with Mr and Mrs Mur ray lougheed at Wingham The Lougheeds will be moving soon to Drayton where Murray has been Coop manager since New Years Eva Smith died August 14 at Simcoe Manor Beeloii Miss Smith who grew up in The Hollows West iwillinibury worked in hurchill many years ago for Doctor Leader Sympathy is extended to the Keowii family formerly of this community her relatives July bride Dianne Fuller nee Kneeshaw was honored doubly on August 14 In the afternoon hiirchill lnited Church ladies presented Ii anne with gift of linens Neighbors and friends sur prised Mrs Fuller with miscellanmus shower in the evening Roth events were at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs John Kiieesliaw Congratulations to Sherman Todd who recently celebrated his 8711i birthday Neighbors were delighted to see lights in the former David Jack house on the Sixth Line after an absence of 15 years The new owners have iiiarle ex tensive renovations Mrs Russell Stewart is en joying visits from her three grandsons from Milvertoii Isabel roft of Toronto was guest at the manse recently The Fennells ball lance in the hurchill Hall on Saturday night as was well attended Mr and Mrs iordoii Mc Quarric and Mr and Mrs Al Ianting of Minets Ioint eii Jtiyttl lintonarea hurchgocrs at the lnited hiirch have been enjoying pianist Heather toiistable who has been playing before and after service and accompany ing the organ for the hymns Mrs Saiiiitcraccompanied Mrs lack Marquis to orbcil to visit with Mr and Mrs Richard Jones and Kevin DRAMA SIllHCNI Sandra Simpson has returned from summer spent working in the theatre in Winnipeg She is presently at Niagara where camping trip to the Sherbrooke Quebec majoring in drama the subject she plans to eventually teach Last fall she was honored to be asked to adjudicate drama at Bradford High School where she was former student before the schools Drama Festival San dra is is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Simpson SOLAR HOME An interesting place to visit is Providence House Canadas first totally solarheated home Just south of Highway and west of Highway 400 The sun heats metal plates in side 44 solar collector panels on the south roof of the house These collectors cover 717 square feet and are enclosed in special glass which traps the suns rays Water from 60000 gallon hot water storage tank in the basement is pumped through tubes in each of the metal plates This water is pumped through an exchanger which transforms the solar energy from heated water to heated air Indoors the house is bright with snow white walls modern furnishings and an abundance of green plants In the solarium counted 31 large pots of asparagus ferns The house is open to the public on Wednesdays and Thursdays from to pm Saturdays from 11 am to pm and Sundays from to pm Admission is free SRIUIJIY FAMILY Your correspondent attended the reunion recently at the Alexander Muir Public School in Newinarket The first school was built in 1818 on land donated by Robert Srigley my great great great grandfather large portion of New market is built on the 200 acres owned by him and Srigley Street today was the farm lane to the familys log home The school site has played significant role in the history of Newmarket Roth Newmar kets first permanent school and church tIIpiscopal Metho dist were located here The school was named in honor of Alexander Muir conr poser of The Maple Leaf For ever one time principal of the school and municipal clerk of Newmarket Robert Srigleys second son Mahlon was one of Innisfils pioneers and promoter of the first school at Holly on Littles Hill aiul the first Methodist hurch at Holly village He has many descendantan the Harrie area When visited the Document entrc at Iains Wltk sponsored by the Innisfil Historical Society last month was surprised to see his picture hanging on the wall Olympic Churchill Cubs plan bottle drive Oct Today more than 2000 of Roberts descendants can be counted according to family historian Norman Jolly of Aurora who with another Van eouver cousin Alvin Srigley is writing book of the family Wherever the Srigley name appears in Canada or United States it belongs to family that can trace its beginnings to the town of Newmarket You see Robert dropped an from Shrigley and all his descendants are Srigley Will choose queen of fair COOKSTOWN The Cookstown Fall Fair Queen will be chosen on Friday Sept 10 at pm in the curling club building beef barbecue sponsored by the Junior Farmers is slated for the same evening starting at 530 pm dance will follow barbecue and queen contest The fair itself is scheduled for the following weekend Sept 17 and 18 Tax credits More inquiries at archives MIDHURST Staff Public interest in Simcoe County ar chives has increased steadily since it was opened nearly 10 years ago it was reported by Peter Moran archivist We have many more inquiries than we used to said Mr Moran who succeeded his father Norbert Moran as ar chivist nearly two years ago when he was promoted from assistant Records shows the official opening of the archives took place on Nov 22 1966 with James Auld then minister of tourism and information cut ting thc ribbon George Mc Cague MPP for Duffcrin Simcoe was then Simcoe Coun ty warden BIKEATHON COOKSTOWN The raceway at the Cookstown Fairgrounds will be used for bikeathon on Saturday Oct at 10 am to raise funds for the Cookstown Minor Hockey Association hockey executive meeting will be held on Monday Sept 13 in the com munityhall are asked for Sandycove people RILLIA Innisfil township council wants residents of San dycove Acres mobile home park to qualify for municipal and school tax credits In brief presented at meeting of the Ontario tax reform commission Innisfil said mobile homes do not qualify as real estate at present so no tax credit is given Sandycove Acres is development ol almost 700 homes inhabited mostly by senior citizens respectfully request favorable consideration be given to this obvious inequity in order that those persons Studio at BorrioClopporton St and Oro Lottery Canada LINDA YS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Now Enrolling for fall classes Piano Accordion Guitar Theory Beginner Instruments Provided except piano Within our Sandycove Acres Development would be allowed to benefit under the provisions of the Act equally with all other senior citizens Reeve Bill Gibbons told the commission He appeared at the hearing with Counc Bill Tipple resident of Sandycovc Acres and township treasurer Jerry Langner Questioned by comimSSion members oun Tipple said the owner of the mobile home park pays all the property tax but it is contained in monthly payments by residents The land is leased to the homeowners by the owner of the park for further information 726 13 or 7234146 FORMER WARDEN MIDHURST Staff The last Simcoe County warden from Vespra township was Roy Hick1ing who presided during the county sessions in 1955 when they were held at the former county administration centre in the city of Barrie NEARLY 78 YEARS COLDWATER Staff Fir st minister of St Andrews Presbyterian church here was Rev George Arnold who con ducted the dedication service on New Years Day 1899 it was shown by old church records $45 PER MEETING MIDHURST Staff Mem bers of Simcoe County council paid $45 per day for attending committee board or council meetings The same rate is allowed official delegates ap pointed to attend conventions as county representatives PIONEER CHURCH DALSTON Staff The 150th anniversary of Dalton United church congregation will be celebrated next year with special events As one of the projects to help raise ex pense money special market sale of baking preserves farm ing and gardening supplies is planned for Saturday oct TWODAY FAIR SEVERN BRIDGE Staff Annual fall fair of the Severn Bridge and district agricultural society will be held on Friday and Saturday Sept 10 and 11 bicycle rodeo log chopping con test and horseshoe pitching are included in the opening days program Saturdays features include Miss Moppet Show queen contest fair parade and agricultural displays DISTRICT NE WS 2The Barrie Examiner Tuesday Sept 1976 AM CANADA llfflfllAl PIIIIIIIMI SIM fllll Blllllllll PIISIEII sold only at Canada Trust Dunlop at Memorial Sq MOISTURIZE YOUR SKIN FROM HEAD TO TOE If your skin feels dry and is rough to the touch you will welcome this lotion especially created to moisturize soften and beautify dry or delicate skin Those rough spots that bother you on hands heels and elbows irc soothed and smoothed away with Iocrema Hand and Body Lotion Its the cocoa butter in Iocrcma Hand and Bodv Lotion that mach you beautiful The rich cocoa butter helps beautify and bring smoothness to your skin The purest grade of select cocoa butter is used to take the discomfort out of dry and chap ped skin and to restore the 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