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Aw 20TheBorrie Examiner Saturday October 23 I97Q In the Winners Circle follow ing the Barrie Business and Professional Womens Association pace on Wednesday evening at the Barrie Raceway is Mayor Dorian Parker and group of GARDEN NOTES AT THE AAY members of the Assocration Driver Robert Scrannage receives the congratulations for his performance wrtn Dusty owned by John Dawe of Stayner Now the time to plant bulbs By JEAN GARLIC Barrie Horticultural Society There are lots of spring bulbs still to be seen in the stores We do hope you remember that it is what you plant now that will give you that spring show Just where it will catch your eye in the border or near your door plant some Winter Aconite iEranthisi It has lovely light green leaf and yellow flower is dwarf and reminds you of buttercups Because it blooms when we in our climate are so hungry for sight of flower it is most desirable Dont forget some crocuses under your shrubs where they can bloom for years undis trubed Thionodoxa are early to grow and make nice splash of color in early spring Iris reticulata are beautiful and so easy to plant Spotted in your rockery there are also good Dont forget grape hyacinths both blue and white All these bulbs should be going on special sale in the supermarkets florists and nurseries soon to clear out their stock so do get some There is lots of time to plant tulips yet It was only last night the salvia and marigolds froze and no one wanted to destroy them while they were so beautiful to clean up lli BEDS Once you have pulled up or cut off all the old plants dig the beds and apply some super phosphate ravailable at 0p add some compost if you can and dig the bed lightly This will allow the motsture to sink in and the elements will break up the soil if you dont dig it finely Mulch any tender plants Mark any special plants with stake Tie any that need support from the wind Canterbury bells foxglove columbine glorias and daisys grown from seed this spring can be put in their permanent places now While we have snow one day the next will be lovely so dont put your garden tools away too soon There has been terrific growth this past few months so if some of your shrubs have got beyond bounds you had better trim them Always remember though that the current years growth is where your bloom is There are so many kinds of tulips do try to variety this year Purityflowered tulips are very pretty in the rockery or in bed of their own They are early also lilyflowered tulips are beautiful III beds borders or for cutting llflf ar the 1976 International Buleeleition if you see their names on bulb youll know the variety is good Hyacinth Amethyst very deep mauve Darwin Tulip landion IJeip mauve and white Darwin llybrid Tulip Elizabeth rden beautiful pink Darwin llybrid Tulip ioldenttxtord Darwin Hybrid Tulip llollanilstilory ottagi Iulip ltalalaika deeppink llllllilll Tulip Mariette pink lovely shapi Fostciiaria Tulip lurissirna pure white ireigii lulip Red Riding Hood very dif ferent from and foliage In the Narcissus Prof tessor Einstein is the good one foliage large white with orange centre SOCIETY NEWS Bulbs are currently being planted in the society gores and this week will be going in the hospital grounds Four hundred and fifty daffodils have gone in to the slope near the hospital rockery among the trees Nov IS Awards Night It will be at odrington School and the speaker is Gladys McLatchy on ommunica tion She is real good speaker Next tour will be to the Hadassah Bazaar at the Automotive Bldg at the CNE grounds Date is Wed Oct 27 Bus leaves at am have tickets to avoid lineup Door prize this year is W77 Ford Maverick Total cost 3550 Phone backers for reservations anddetails bought lawn roller at Country Fair for 81001tlooked oldJashioned but our vice prouldent George Pearsall had pointed It up and it looked good Got call later 00 say it had been handcrafted in 1928 by Mr McKinley father of Marguerite McKinley and Anah Webb It has hole in one end where stones were put in and as you roll it they sure make clatter It works beautifully and is not too heavy Guess should give it to the museum but at present need it See what treasures one can pick up PUBLIC NOTICE I976 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS INFORMATION BULLETIN The Municipal Election Act as amended designates Mon day December 6th as Election Day and makes only one Adv vonce Poll mandatory on Saturday November 27th I976 However in our Municipality we will have on additional Advance Poll on Friday December 3rd I976 Location of Polls for Election Day will be listed in sub sequent bulletin but please note mondotOry cord will be mailed to you as well on or before Friday November I9th I976 which vvill indicate where you are eligible to vote This card is not requrred to be presented at the poll on Election Day All Polls Election Day or Advance Poll Doys will be open from IIOO am to 800 pm IMPORTANT PLEASE NOTE ADVANCE POLLS FOR WARDS AND WILL BE LOCATED AT THE CITY HALL 84 COLLIER ST ADVANCE POLLS FOR WARDS DS AND WILL BE LOCATED AT PRINCE OF WALES SCHOOL BRADFORD STREET ADVANCE POLLS WILL BE HELD ON SATUR DAY NOVEMBER 27th AND FRIDAY DECEMBER 6th NOTE AD VANCE POLLS ARE ONLY FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF ELECTORS WHO CANNOT BE PRESENT TO CAST THEIR BALLOTS ON REGULAR ELECTION DAY Anyone is eligible to vote who is resident in the Municipality Nonresident but owner or tenant of land in the Municipality or the spouse of such on owner or tenant Canadian citizen or other British subject Hos attained the age of eighteen years or on or before Polling Day will attain the age of eighteen years If you qualify as on Elector you also qualify as candidate for office qualified Elector can be nominated for the office of Aldermen or Mayor from any of our four Words and stand for election in any Word as Alderman the Mayor of course being elected at large TO VOTE for Council however you must do so in the Word in which you are listed in the FINAL Electoral List The PRELIMINARY LIST of Electors will be posted on or before October 28th I976 applications for revisions will be received up to and including Friday November 5th I976 The NOMINATION period will be from Thursday November Ilth to and including Monday November I5th I976 closing at 500 pm NOTE The Clerks Office will be closed between the hours of I000 am and I00 pm on November Ilth I976 Nomination papers can be picked up and returned ONLY during normal working days and during normal working hours that is from 8300m to 500 pm You must statutorily have the signatures of at least ten IO electors whose names appear on the Electoral List on any one nomination paper however we suggest you obtain at least twelve I2 to avoid possible disqualification We Will make every effort to check Out every nomination form on presentation and advise if any error or omission exists which would otherwise automatically disqualify candidate but bear in mind if you leave it to the last minute you could find yourself disqualified by technicality in which unfortunate case the Returning Officer would be powerless to help you and have no choice but to refuse the nomination Worthty of note qualified elector may sign the nomination papers of different candidates One thing hasnt changed if you are nominated for more than one office and you do not qualify for the office of your choice by 500 pm on Monday November i5th I976 the Roturnlng Of ficer will have to declare you candidate for the first office for which you are nominated Same applies if you want to withdraw you must do so by the some time or your name will appear on the ballot For more information contact the undersigned Stroughon Returning Officer Barrio Telephone 7264242 at Country Fair Correction The estate visited on the fourday tour was Sonnenberg lt not Sounenberg as reported last week rouns Wildaodd COUNTY NEWS ST PAUijs IORO STATION By poms PRATT Mrs George Hubbert had the pleasure of visit from her three granddaughters and their husbands Mr and Mrs Garden Bakke Regina Sask Mr and Mrs Rick Jones Corbeil Ont and Mr and Mrs John Forster Toronto They also visited Mr and Mrs John Marquis and Brian Sincere sympathy is ex tended to John McArthur and family in the death of Mrs McArthur Mary will be remembered for her quiet man ner and being good neighbor Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Robin Robertson two young people of St Pauls who were married in St James United Church in Stroud on Saturday Visitors on the weekend with Mrs John Kell were her son and daughterinlaw Mr and Mrs Ross Kell Mrs Gilbert Cormier and Harry Groves all owaenSound Mr and Mrs Ian Taylor of Ottawa visited Mr and Mrs Scotty Taylor on the weekend Mr and Mrs Paul Stunden Mrs George Stunden and Miss Kathy Stunden have returned home from holiday in Florida They visited Disneyland Daytona Beach and St Augustine 0n the way home they visited relatives in Detroit Mr and Mrs Joe Pratt and daughter Mrs Robert Dunn of Craighurst have returned from trip out west They visited friends in Winnipeg relatives in Red Deer and Calgary They enjoyed the scenic trip to British Columbia Fly south to sun at Wardairs BEACH HOTEL resort on Jamaicas secluded By BESSIE CRAWFORD Mr and Mrs Gart Burton were honored by their family at dinner for their 35th wedding anniversary Oct 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ted Penley Those attending were Mr and Mrs Merv Richardson Leanne and Mark from Dalston Mr and Mrs Mike McConnell David Burton Lorraine Cald well of Barrie Donald and Graham Burton Kelly Lynn and Kyla Penley The dinner was followed by surprise anniversary party Present at the party were Mrs Burtons sister Mrs Lillian Pickering and her husband Doug Mr and Mrs Karl Gilchrist Bill Graham of Oro Station Mr and Mrs Jack Mawdsley of Hawkestone Mrs Graham Burton and Ken of Orillia Mrs Doug Buton of Kit temat BC Mrand Mrs Nor man Leigh Mr and Mrs Floyd Sinton and Mr and Mrs Gor don Mychreest of Craighurst Mrs Victoria OBrien made and decorated an anniversary cake for the party The bride and bridesmaid were resented With corsages and groom was presented with bouton niere made by Mrs Glenda Gilchrist of Hawkestone Flo Sinton proposed toast to couple The community wishes Mr and Mrs Burton many years of future happiness ATTEND FUNERAL Mr and Mrs Howard Craw ford attended the funeral of an aunt Miss Louise Johnson in Orillia recently Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Roy Campbell on the birth of son Oct 10 at Royal Vic toria Hospital Barrie Sympathy is expressed to Mr Raymond Emms and son Dale on the sudden passing of wife and mother Anne Oct 13 Funeral service was held at the Steckley Funeral Home with in terment at Oro United Ce metery welcome is extended to Mr and Mrs Ken Miller who have bought and moved into the home of the late Clifford Rodwell The 4H Clubs recent meeting featured speeches by Susan Proper on drama and how it helps shape personali ty and by Marv Jean Crawford Woaldnt you like to meet someone whowants to meet you PATS DIALADA TE For years weve helped many people like you meet the right per SOn Inexpensive monthly rote north shore great value 14night holidays also available if youre able to perch awhile Birds Weve got yellowbirds and all kinds round our pool and on our superb private beach And join the nightowls at our disco Birdies and eagles tooat the nearby Ironshore 18hole Golf Club Free transportation from the hotel and reduced you can always green fees WllllL FLIGHTS DEPART EVERY THURSDAY starting NOVEMBER 18 via Wardair 747 with firstclass meals and free bar service Hop down the road and SEE TRAVEL AGENT call Intervac Toronto 6713111 114 Dunlop 45 Dunlop St nun uuuluul ll nounnu Ii cunn 7263971 29 MomFri 7373611 gt ra One cheep Barrie out of you and you could be on the next Intervac flight But call early to ensure the departure date of your choice on how music helps people ex press themselves Mary Ann Proper is new member of the club Con ratulations to Shirley Strac an who was on the Deans list at the end of her lease Cold weathers forthe birds fly daily PLUS bottle of Jamaican rum in your room compliments of the house compact UDRIVE for 24 hours car per room mileage and insurance extraAND complimentary roundtrip ride to Montego Bay per person for shopping welcoming rum punch gettogether baggage handling at airport and hotel ground transportation between airport and your hotel Wardair flight bag and passport folder Govern ment Hotel tax and services of an Intervac ground representative whew Not badminton bird in sight but FREE TENNIS DAY and NIGHT under lights on the hotels courts plus for small charge use of the hotels Sunfish sailboats and snorkeling equipment These extras are pfOVldBd by Trelawny Beach Hotel Johnson Trovel Poul Sodlon Loosing Individqu or fleet Short or long term Net lease or purchase Insuronce and maintenance available Any make or model This fall Intervac offers nights from PLUS PLUS An extraspecial Meal Plan offer7 DINNERS at the hotel for just $35 must be purchased prior to departure 144 first year at Durham College She won the Lewis Beaton Scholarship for outstanding academic acheivement She is former member of the 4H club Bob Johnston says LEASE from Barrie 233 Bradford Si 3279 including return airfare via Wardair747 and whopping big American Breakfast HC vi to LH super Holidays by Wardair value in Jamaica 7266525 HAYS TRAVEL SERVICE 7284700 41 Maple Ave