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Huronia Centennial Elemen tary school marching band from Elmvale known as The Harmonaires proved popular ELMVALE MARCHING BAND with crowds at Coldwater during recent school fair parade Judy Copeland is shown leading the band as ECOUNTY GLIMPSES Committee to aid Alliston pool fund ALLISTON The Potato festival committee here hopes to raise $125000 by September 1978 to help build an indoor swimmingpool The pool expected to cost $600000 would be built at Ban ting Memorial High School Grants will be sought under the Community Centres Act and Wintario FIRE MEETING COOKSTOWN Village council has rescheduled fire area meeting for Tuesday Oct 19 The date was changed from Oct 28 because of conflict with the Ontario Municipal Board hearing on Barrie an nexation The councils of In nisfil and Essa township want to revise the fire protection agreement so Cookstown will not have most seats on the fire committee HOCKEY DANCE LEFROY The minor hockey association here will hold its first dance of the season Saturday night at the South In nisfil community centre FAIR PARADE ELMVALE parade at 1230 pm Saturday will kick off the second day of the Elm vale fall fair Attractions at the fair include horse racing agricultural displays and midway GIFTFAIR MIDHURST The annual quilt and rug fair of the Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association will be held Stur day Sunday and Monday in the county museum Highway 26 five miles north of Barrie CANDIDATES STROLD Innisfil council candidates will speak at meeting Saturday at 10230 am in Leonards Beach hall 10th line of Innisfil CURLING DANCE STROUD getacquainted dance will be held Saturday at 830 pm in the StroudInnisfil recreation centre BAKE SALE STROUD The first Innisfil 0R0 STATION By BESSIE CRAWFORD ORO STATION Visiting Seattle Washington Mr and Mrs William Thompson spent three weeks with their sonin law and daughter and family Mr and Mrs Dick Mercier Peter and William Tyler They also visited two of Mrs Thompsons sisters Mr and Mrs Cyril Barnes and family and Mr and Mrs Gordon Caughy and family in Port CoquitlamBC Friends were sorry to hear of the death of Arthur Rockcliff in Toronto on Sept 10 Mr and Mrs Rockcliff lived on Lakeshore Road for number of years Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Andy Bartholomew married four years Oct to Mr and Mrs Crawford married 26 years on Oct and to Mr and Mrs Doug Crawford married one year Oct 10 Mr and Mrs Garfield Burton celebrate 35 years of marriage Oct 11 Mr and Mrs Ernest Crawford 54 years on Oct 14 and Mr and Mrs Melville Crawford 33 years on Oct 23 SEES LIBERAL PROBLEMS the girls marched in rhythm down the main street of the village The same band will Guides and Brownies will hold bake sale at the Stroud plaza on Friday from5 t06 pm HARVEST HOME THORNTON St Judes Anglican Church will hold Harvest Home service Sunday at 11am ANNEXATION PAINSWICK Annexation proposed by Barrie will be the topic at meeting of the Pairi swick Community and Recreation Association on Wed nesday Oct 13 at 730 pm in the library of Warnica School be active at Elmvales fall fair this weekend Photo by Cyril Martin TEEN DANCE STROUI dance for teen agers will be held Friday Oct 15 at pm in the Stroud In nisfil recreation centre FREESKATING SIROUD Free public skating is offered each Wed nesday from to pm in the StroudInnisfil recreation cen tre TEEN DANCE PAINSWICK teen dance will be held at Warnica school on Friday Oct 22 at 730pm COUNTY NEWS Hawkestone By MLRIEL HART HAWKESTONE The Womens Institute members toured Robin Hoppers pottery outlet at Hillsdale before the Sept 29 meeting Mr Hopper showed stages of pottery making Members are reminded of the invitation to the Argyle meeting at Oro hall on Oct 14 and Womens Institute Day at the county museum Oct 18 OLOR TOLR lovely color tour was en joyed by village residents Oct and arranged by Mrs Glen Gilchrist and Mrs Pickering We stayed overnight at Pow Wow Lodge in Huntsville On the tour which included Algonquin Park were Mr and Mrs William Mould Mr and Mrs Earl Davis Mr and Mrs Frank McDonnell Mrs James the Leigh Mrs Roy Fraser Mr and Mrs Lorne Johnston Mr and Mrs Glen Gilchrist Mrs Vic Bell Mrs MacDougall and Mrs Victor Hart Winners at the euchre party Oct at the hall were first Mrs Bartholomew and Lloyd Schram second Mrs Andrews and Andy Bartholomew third Mrs Gafton and Mrs Rice Draws were won by Mrs Hawkins and Charles Garner The next party will be held Oct 15 at the hall at 815 pm Everyone is welcome Mr and Mrs Robert Ban bury entertained 20 members of their family for dinner on Sun day evening Oct at their home in honor of their son Kevinsfirstbirthday Members of St Aidans Anglican Church Women will meet Wednesday Oct 13 at the home of Mrs Leonard OBrien attipm Rynard views coming sessions By DR RYNARI MP Simcoe North Parliament will soon be in session again It has been long holiday which has cost the tax payers great deal of money There have been trips all over the land with committee members going to Europe Asia and the MiddleEast to study people and what they do The prime minister has been to Europe and the Middle East and cabinet ministers have it ted hither and thither wherever fancy took them Having watched and listened over period of 20 years to the reports of the committees on these trips rarely have seen many of them adopted or prove to be of much value Many dollars have been spent when in many cases an independent study could have attained the same results for only fraction of the cost It is always interesting to note the makeup of these com mittees There are so many Grits always few more than the othersi so many Tories So many Socialists and so many Credistes all according to their just rewards and at tendance in the House The members get on committee and on the good behaviour list Of course the new session will stop some of thetraveiling RATING SLIPS When Parliament resumes Prime Minister Trudeau will start off with the lowest rating of Liberal popularity in history according to the Gallup poll He faced his new cabinet many of them in grave doubt as to where they would be going and few hours later they were all elated and cheering 0n Mr Trudeaus recent trip to the Maritimes he faced hostile crowds His last message had been to millions of Canadians watching television in their homes At that time he put across and had asked what plans labor had if they were going to take over the country He also asked the manufac turers what their plans were as they had not told him Many people watching television also asked themselves what would happen The country is in mess There is no doubt about it It is ship without rudder The media of course dutifully reported the highlights of the prime ministers trip to the Maritimes He is smart enough to get away with this but not smart enough His government has left too many scars across the land the Mirabel Airport which is not really needed the Pickering Airport fiasco new transportation policy which has never seen the light of day new agricultural policy which is causing chaos and defiance against the wishes of the people on capital punishment RECALLS MR KING think back to another Liberal prime minister MacKenzie King think of the message he used on so many oc casions where he moved with much less arrogance while he listened quietly and patiently to consensus of opinion on the subject under discussion Yes you must give that prime minister credit for seeing Canada as an association of diverse cultural and economic entities He saw that he must walk slowly in many areas In his caucus things were thrashed out and the opinions expressed by his cabinet ministers were heeded HIVIEW CATERING AND BANQUET HALL UP to 720 PERSONS woauuo my WE CATER TO YOUR HOME IItIIttIofloutfootllurvlco TELEPHONE 1160979 and then MacKenzie King made up his own mind after following opinion across Canada being made on any issue Mr King did not try to force anything down anyones throat or defy them as Mr Trudeau has done Never would Mr King have rushed in so quickly on the bilingualism question It may be said that he walked slowly but he walked with the support of most of the people in Canada He would not have wasted millions of dollars on bilingualism but would have taken policy which would have been followed and ac cepted by the people Advances would have been made and instead of stirring up hostile groups he would have been forming much stronger unity among Canadian people Mr Trudeau has lot to learn He could go back to that plodding prime minister who rarely projected his own thoughts ahead 01 his people but was careful enough to have them express their thoughts and then weigh them carefully in the best interests of an united Canada instead of country which is being divided with severe economic problems many of them due to the way in which anada has been allowed to drift so that in the last six months we have become the largest investor in the United States economy of any country in the world Mr King would have tried to study and understand the problems of labor and industry and find ways of giving them healthy climate in which to work and to build Canada of which we as Canadians would be proud Let us hope that somewhere along the line Mr Trudeau has learned some humility and some wiser ways and lead the people not drive or force them HDRSESHOE Invites You to Enjoy an Unbeatable Com bination VALLEY drive this Sunday to see the beautiful fall colors of Horseshoe Valley and THANKSGIVING DINNER Served in the Tundra Dining Lounge at Horseshoe Valley For reservations please call 835202I fiifiVfi Resurfacing of road to Edgar is propose 0R0 STATION Staff Reconstruction of County Road 11 from Edgar to Dalston where it connects with Highway 93 was advocated here by Coun cillor Allan McLean We feel this should be made priority by the county coun cil he said stating an in spection of the road will sup port this view Subsequent drive over the route distance of about four miles showed numerous bumpy sections It is going to take more than patchwork said the Oro town ship councillor who has been mentioned as possible reeve or deputy reeve candidate in the coming Oro election The road needs recon struction for widening and resurfacing said Councillor McLean referring to what he described as fairly heavy volume of traffic which he felt well justified the project Deputy Reeve Charles Sim pson had asked Simcoe County roads committee to give con sideration to improving the roadearlierinthe ear What we now is ac tion said Councillor McLean in discussing township road work Besides the bumpy section there are several curves with Signs posting different speed limits The Best memorial school is located op site the county road about If way between Dalston and Edgar County equipment has been engaged in grading the shoulders of the road recently The speed limit through Edgar is 40 miles per hour and is 35 at some of the curves East of Edgar it is 50 At one time this road was main travel route between Barrie and Orillia DUST CONTROL We would like to see better dust control with more oiling on roads he said The Oro council was in formed that supplementary grant of $10000 was approved for road work Most of it is ex pected to be spent on the 4th Line road Turning to the controversy over the proposed airport Councillor McLean said he felt representations of the residents should be given prime at tention The opinions of ratepayers should be respec ted he said Dealing with Barrie an nexation proposals Councillor McLean said he felt the county council and two municipal city councils should discuss mutual roblems and interests Then proposed open public meetings to hear from ratepayers WORK TOGETHER We all have common in terests in the orderly develop ment of this area and we should be able to work it out satisfac tory ourselves in democratic way he said The Oro councillor conceded that annexations of builtup areas were inevitable but boun daries should be decided on logical and practical basis with due consideration given the views of ratepayers concerned In my opinion that is what we were elected for he said native of Oro and lifelong resident Councillor McLean is wellknown Dalston dairy far mer Two brothers Don of Elmvale and Joe of Oro also are dairy farmers as well as his sisters husband Bill Clarke Two other brothers are Dr John McLean Vancouver veterinary and Dr Bill McLean specialist for ears nose and throat at Waterloo Church congregation at Ivy to attend St Judes service By JEAN JENNETT IVY There wont be ser vice in Christ Church Ivy on Sunday as the Thanksgiving service will be held at St Judes in Thornton starting at 11 am Rev Tony Capon of Toronto will be guest speaker Members of Ivy congregation are asked to join St Judes in attending this service The walkathon on Saturday was success with many com pleting the lSmile walk to Utopia and back Mrs Richard Price is out of Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie after having surgery on her ankle Mrs Bruce Cum ming played the organ on Sun day at Christ Church during Marys absence Elwood and Jean Jennett were hosts of the bridal party and several friends after wed ding rehearsal Sept 24 Bruce McVanel is home from hospital Mr and Mrs Murray McVanel of Toronto Mr and Mrs Garnet Campbell and Heather Mr and Mrs Keith McVanel of Barrie and Marion McVanel of Toronto visited Bruce on the weekend Sympathy is extended to Mrs Keith Banting of Barrie on the death of her mother Mrs Muriel Robinson of Sunset Manor Collingwood on Satur day morning The service is in LondonOnt Austin Cunningham passed away at Sudbury on Saturday after lingering illness Austin was born and raised in this RESIRIIS SOLDIERS MADRID tAIi King Juan arlos has banned the 300000 members of Spains armed for ces from taking part in the countrys political activity in or out of uniform The govern ment said Military men are prohibited from joining political parties and the exer cise of such activities of this character NOMINATIIS MARTIN All olo Reuteri Pres ident Ford has named Graham Martin the last United States ambassador to South Vietnam to conduct negotiations on the future political status of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands Ford nominated Marlt tin for the rank of ambassador atlarge for negotiations with the ongress of icroncsia area Burial is in Gravenhurst Brian Reid broke his ankle while playing the last game of baseball at Mansfield Mr and Mrs James Mc Dermott spent the weekend at Timmins Michael Wilson is visiting old friends in Chatham thisweek Mrs Ron Johnson and Mrs Keys of Hamilton visited Mrs Irene Hirons on Thursday Mrs Irene Hirons Mrs Arnold and Jean Jennett visited fiends at Simcoe Manor Beeton this week Several from here spent the weekend at Britt VANUALISM Several cottages on the 7th Line were broken into last week Valuable articles were taken Visitors with Elwood and Jean Jennett this week were Mr and Mrs Bob Lawson back from the Bahamas and Mrs Ron Lawson and friend of Orillia Mrs Ruth Hunt of Barrie CRAIGHURST By HANDY Mr and Mrs Harvey Oades and David have returned from visiting their daughter and her husband at Fort McMurray Alberta Mr Sweet and family have moved into their new home in the village Mrs Stranghan of Hamilton visited her parents hereonSunday few folks from Craighurst called on Mr and Mrs Arnold Forbes of Elmvale on Sunday to congratulate them on their 40th weddinganniversary The Womens Institute visited Hisey Log Cabin Ltd and saw films on log con struction Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Herb Mowforth who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Oct Mr and Mrs Shanaghan attended the PartridgeClark wedding dance at Horseshoe Valley on Saturday Oct few people from here at tended the International Plowing Match at Walkcrton last week Mrs Craig Mrs Handy and Tom Craig attended the farmers market at Dalston Church on Oct f1 GOVERNORS ms 10 Modmo Drive Dnllin Hwy11£12 333 no TOM KELLY Returns this week to play his special kind of guitar music for his many friends i$ tllll II ENTERTAINING AT theloIIga LOUNGE visited Mr and Mrs Arnold Banting Lee Banting and Mrs Arnold on Sunday Mr and Mrs Hoyle Campbell and Mr and Mrs Don Cochrane returned home this week after trip to the Farm Progress show at Greenfield Indiana Mr and Mrs Ray Patton of Parry Sound visited Mr and Mrs Terry Arnold this weekend The women of Chirst Church are holding an informative meeting onThursday Oct 14 at pm at the home of Mrs Henry Davis Mrs John Thom pson will show slides of Israel OTHER DISTRICT NEWS APPEARS ON PAGE 16 CHINESE FOOD WANT QUICK SERVICE Try our hot fast delivery Froo on order over $700 In Barrlo l0 Discount on PickUp Orders over 3700 Phone 728881 405 BAYFIELD ST BARRIE MRS DOGS SMALL DOGS PUPPIES cm KITTENS ENTRY FORM TYPE OF PET it in atBarrie Pet Centre DISTRICT NE WS 2The Barrie Examiner Friday October I976 THANKSGIVING AT THE BAYFIELD MALL SAT OCT 9th 1000 AM JUDGING WILL BE DONE BY BARRIE HUMANE SOCIETY BASED ON HEALTH AND CARE OF PETS IN All CATEGORIES 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