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tethoexamlner Friday Maya 1070 Efimlu veer NOTICE TO ALL TOWNSHIP OF VESPRA RESIDENTS Effective June 12 1979 the following rates will apply to the disposal by commercial vehicle of all waste other than household garbage at the Township of Vespra Sanitary Landfill Site SINGLE AXLE TRUCK 31lnl lllt $7 PER LOAD TWIN AXLE TANDEM TRUCK SILL PER LOAD TRACTOR TRAlLER TRUCK $2100PER LOAD DENNIS WILSON Clerk My252830Ju1 45 wAWNNOUNCEMMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES CASH RATES Death Notices Engagements Cards of Thanks $600 Doctor Bob McClure at the minimum 40 words additional words cents per word churchill by Mrs Saunter 732470 Everyone is invited to hear United Church on Sunday June Births $600 at 11 am The former In Memoriam no verse $600 moderath of the United Church Verse per count line extra 23 cents SivzlgsgrlfJHOEI 36 Ehfiurtfiillll CE 43 canan Even $3 per co um Inc gregatlon King Edward Ladies choir will assist with special II 05bit music dis lay of old pictures Mondays Child istair of lace Tuesdays Child is lull ot grace Wednesdays Child is lull ol woe Thursdays Child has lar to go Fridays Child IS loving and giving Saturdays Child works hard tor its living And child that is born on the Sab bath Day Is lair and Wise and good and gay Children hearing this verse by Counter Cullen always want to know which day of the week was their birth date Keep this and other important information tor your childs future An Examiner Birth Announcement will include the name at your child the day of the week month and year of birth the weight and other vital information printed message can become permanent record in Babys Book or Family Albums The rate tor an Examiner Birth Notice is only 55 50 PHONE 728 7414 GOOD NEWS STORY When you an nounce the birth of your child in The Ex aminer clippings ot the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement alter birth Call The Examiner Classified 728 2414 WOTTEN Robertand Dianenee Van Driesschel are pleased to announce the birth ot son Robert Seth on Saturday April 28th 1979 in Tokyo Japan grandson for Mrs Alice Van Driessche and Mr and Mrs Jack Satterthwaite AVRES Steve and Debby would like to announce the arrival of their lirst child girl Stephanie Nicole seven lbs seven 015 on Saturday May 19th 1979 at the Royal Victoria Hospital Proud grand parents are Marie Froelich and Robert and Muriel Ayres ATKINSON Cy and Cathy nee Westgarth Taylor announce the arrival ot daughter Brandi Lee born May 2nd 1979 at St Josephs Hospital Lon don Ontario weighing lbs 5015 Proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs Don Atkinson and Mrs Leora Westgarth Taylorol Barrie VAUSE Lyn and Jamie are pleased to announce the birth of their son James Hammond brother tor Sara new grandchild tor Sara and Joseph Ham mond ot Elliot Lake and Sara Vause ol Barrie Special thinks to Dr Pattison and Athlloor nurses VCI I3 engagement ORSERHEATHERLEY Mr and Mrs John Kitchener Heatherley an nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Karen Lynn to Robert William Orser son oi Mr and Mrs William Arthur Orser ol Barrie one tario Wedding to take place June 91979 at St Lukes in The Garden London on tario 88 coming events COURTNEY Lorne Suddenly at Alliston on Thursday May 24th 1979 Lorne Courtney in his 70th year husband at the late Gladys Arnem Dear lather of Fred of Fort McMurray Alberta Delbert ol BC Louise Mrs Fred Osborne 01 Owen Sound Lorne of Red Deer Alberta Gladys Mrs Mac Donald ol Brampton Also survived by 13 grandchildren and dear brother of Eldon ol Phelpston Bernice Mrs Puncher of Kitchener Resting at the John Thomas Funeral Home Alliston tor ser vice on Saturday May 26th at 130 pm lnterment Minesing Union Cemetery FURUKAWA Chuzo On Thursday May 24 1979 at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Toronto Chuzo Furukawa beloved husband at the late Mina Atagi Dear lather ot Minoru Isao Kiyoshi Akira Sherry Mrs Nagata Takashi Hiroshi and Midori Mrs Goodenoughl Loving grandlather of 17 grandchildren Resting at the Turner and Porter Yorke Chapel 2357 Bloor Street West Toronto Funeral service 800 Sunday evening in the Toronto Japanese United Church 701 Dovercourt Road Toronto Further prayers 10 oclock Monday morning at Yorke Chapel lnterment Highland Memory Gardens LARSEN Frances 77 At the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Wednesday May 23rd 1979 Frances Mazerolle beloved wile ot Philip Larsen in her 70th year Dear mother of Valerie Mrs Mike Recker and Richard mother in law oi Janie Grandmother 01 Michelle Steven Scott and Karen Sister of Frank 01 Grand Falls NB Resting at Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley St Barrie after pm Thursday Funeral mass at Our Lady of Grace Church Angus on Saturday May 26th at 11 am Interment at Barrie Union Cemetery RHODES James Lionel At the Royal Victoria H05pital Barrie on Thursday May 24th 1979 James Rhodes in his 74th year beloved husband at Alberta Anderr son at Barrie Loving lather ol Donald of Mississauga Harold at New Liskeard and stepfather of James of Brampton and Patricia Montgomery ol Barrie Dear grandlather ol eleven grand children Dear brother at Muriel Gar rison ol Matheson Ontario Aletha Stover ol Tillsonburg Robert and Rodney both at Matheson private family servicewas held from the Jennett Funeral Home 152 Bradlord St Barrie lollowed by cremation SEAL John Suddenly at Royal Vic toria Hospital Barrio on Thursday May 24 1979 John Seal in his 6th year belov ed husband at Nellie Earnshaw Dear lather ol John and David Grandfather ol Michael and Andrew Son ol Alice and the late Wilfred Seal and brother of willred seal at Vancouver Resting at Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley St Barrie alter pm Friday Funeral ser vice at Trinity Anglican Church Barrie on Sunday May 27 at 230 pm lollowed by cremation Canadian Legion service on Saturday afternoon at 130 It so desired memorial donations may be made to Ontario Heart Foundation 88 coming events Tll SALVATION ARMY SPRING FESTIVAL OF MUSIC futung Vocal Sololst ELLEN HEIKKILA Euphonlum Sololst CURTIS METCALFE BRASS ENSEMBLE Cornet Sololst DON MILLER BARRIE CITADEL BAND 60 Collier Street Tickets Saturday May 26 730 pm $150 My25 UPTOWN Cookstown Buffet GARAGE am sue Sat May 26 930 am 30 pm HOLES HEIGHTS PUBLIC SCHOOL Refreshments Available Proceeds To CUNDLES HEIGHTS UKELE GROUP 2425 COUNTRY SHOW DANCE GORD AUDI HENRY featuring Saturday June pm to am Sponsored by Cookstown Agricultural Society Tickets $600 per person Contact Keith Robinson 7054584568 COUNTRY Curling Rink Refreshments My18 192526 WOMEN BET GRANT SAULT STE MARIE Ont lCP grant for $9136 has been given to the Women in Crisis Centre which officially opened its doors this month The grant made by the provin cial ministry of northern af fairs will be used for renova tions on this centre the first of its kind in this city Gasoline dispute gains momentum TORONTO tCPl Con servationists 21nd environmen talists are lining up on opposite sides in the unleaded gasoline dispute The conservationists say pro duetion of unleaded gas wastes precious petroleum supplies be cause more crude oil is re quired to produce the same amount of gas when lead is re moved in refineries The environmentalists counter with number of points they dispute the amount of extra crude needed to make unleaded gas they say better gas mileage compensates for the increased amount used and they underline the health hazards associated with lead emissions from gasoline burning It is waste of crude be cause it takes five per cent more crude to produce prer mium unleaded said Rod dick Smith chief engineer for fuel safety in Ontarios ministry of consumer and commeriral relations Our concern is that the fuel is running out and that seems bigger problem than emission standards he said Theres room to relax emis sion limits protect the environ ment and save what little fuel we have EXPERTS DISAGREE But experts disagree on ex actly how much more crude is needed to make unleaded gas The figures range from one to 37 per cent more to produce regular unleaded and up to five per cent more to make pre mium unleaded Joseph Labuda chief of the fuels divxsion of the federal en vironment department wants to see even less lead in gas He said it is nitpicking to talk about wasted crude in unleaded gas production because the amount is so small will be part of the centennial celebration Anyone who has pictures or knows where they can be found is asked to call the committee in charge Jean Kell at 4562623 or Ethel Campbell at 4563875 The sacrament of infant bap tism was conferred on Christina Lynn Kell daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kell and Jason Daniel Bannon Hanspiker son of Mr and Mrs BannonHanspiker on Mothers Day at the United Church Old friends and new were on hand on the Victoria Day weekend for the annual opening of Historic old Barclay House on Highway 11 at the 8th line Mr and Mrs Saunter mov ed on the weekend to their new home on Killarney Beach Road Former residents Mr and Mrs Harold Baker are now living in an apartment overlooking Bar ries Bay Ruth Stewart entertained the Ladies Bridge Club on Tuesday night with May Reive and Eveleen Stewart being the prize winners CANCER EUCIIRE The annual euchre party sponsored by the Womens In stitute in aid of the Cancer Fund realized more than $270 from supporters Prizewinners were Maude Donnelly Sadie Butler Lillian Kneeshaw Bill Thompson Douglas Kneeshaw and Ronald Allan Jack Con stable won the travelling prize and Vivian Lockhart the door prize The total sum went to the Ontario Cancer Society with all prizes and expenses being donated BOOK REVIEW have been enjoying the book East Gwillimbury in the 19th Century written by former Churchill girl Gladys Cle ment Rolling The 244 pages with 130 pic tures will interest even the casual reader in the history of that township that lies south east of Lake Simcoe To those who had ancestors there the book is delightful way to do family church or school research The chapter on the pioneer Selby cemetery north of Sharon lists all those buried there In one instance Henry and Thirza Stiles lost seven children in 10 years four aged two four six and eight from scarlet fever in 1832 SPEAKS ON AFRICA Sandra Kell who spent last year in South Africa courtesy the Bradford Rotary Club spoke Thursday to the United Church Women By means of slides Sandra gave 45minute address touching on the geography of the country its political side education and culture Sandra was the guest of four families while there one of them at Durban modern sea nesort city of 700000 people Simon and Ellen Bell and wee daughter Heather recently returned from Findhorn Scotland were weekend guests of Ian and Susie Russell and family spiritual community Fin dhorn founded in 1962 is self sustaining working retreat for 300 people Residents are main ly from United States and Brir tain with dozen each from Canada Scotland Australia and elsewhere Most are thch temporarily They go to learn about lifes attitudes how to work well together and often learn trade During his threeyear stay Simon learned photography which has enabled him to find good pusition as commercial photographer in Toronto when the family now lives Scars CORRECTION In Sears Shopper Stopper Roto on page 15 Item Mens casual shorts advertised for 7990renotavailable We regret any in convenience this may havecaused at goone Attentflfifi attractor afietat than lagoontot 701 OCT76 MP48 Word to or 14 éWEWWWIMWRWtWI It fit floatation the Wise CLASSIFIED ADS REALLY MEASURE UP When youre in business the more people that know about you the more business youll have Dont sell our Classifieds short They can prove vital selling force for you Other advertising me diutns just dont measure up to the sizable audi ence and quick response our Want Ads can bring you and at the most reasonable prices In fact our Classifieds fill the bill when it comes to buying selling or renting just about anything at all The Listings cover diversified 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