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heighborly news edenvale by Mrs Aubrey Glffen 7281 857 WI NEWS The Edenvale Womens Insti tute met at the community hall with the new president Mrs Eric Ball presiding The roll call was interesting as each member answered it by showing craft they had made this past winter This provided lovely display table later The motto was responded to by Mrs Robert Giffen It was entitled Something we make is something we treasure Plans were made to go to the District Annual at Crossland on May 24 Also plans were made to help serve refreshments at the Mr Earl Richardson retire ment party which is to be held on May 28 at Minesing Com munity Hall Mrs Raymond Ward converter of Canadian In dustries introduced Mrs Jack McColl of Stayner who showed us several samples of her book mg There were pictures clocks wallhangings tote bags rugs and many more articles The meeting closed with friendly visit and lunch prepared by Mrs Harry Giffen and Mrs Raymond Ward UCW NEWS Minesing UCW ladies visited Hope Acres at Glencairn where they had tour of the premises seeing many of the activities these folks are doing such as cement block work carpentry printing furniture refinishing and gardening There was hot beef dinner served and then the regular meeting was held in the chapel Mrs Warren Giffen and children spent the weekend at cottage in Burks Falls Mr and Mrs John Ploeg and children spent the weekend at Lakefield The occasion was the celebrating of the wedding anniversary of Mrs Ploegs parents Mr and Mrs De Jong Mrs Eric Ball Mrs Ray mond Ward Mrs Russel Maw Mrs Douglas liffen and Mrs Russel Sage attended the District Annual of the Womens Institute at rossland Mr and Mrs Harry Giften visited trove Park Home recently ivy by Mrs Jennett 4240238 IVY The Ivy Leaf Baseball lub opened its 1977 season Sun day afternoon with game against Collingwood Players for both squads were introduced and Dr Davis of Barrie who played for the Leafs in 1902 was presented with ball signed by the membeer of this years team Bob Doner was presented with the Thomas Banting Trophy in honor of being chosen Most Sportsmanlike Player last year The trophy was presented by Bantings son Keith Ban ting was catcher with the Leafs for many years Charles Iridham Reeve of Essa Township and his wife Dorothy were on hand to throw out the first ball Collingwood won the game 32 The Ivy Rangers beat Everett +3 in game played Saturday night in Ivy Seasons tickets for the Ivy Leafs home games are on sale now Door prizes will be award ed to subscribers during all homegames new fence has been install ed at the Ivy baseball park this year new flags have been put up and several trees have been trimmed and cut down PERSONALS Mrs John Hammond is pa tient in Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie Mr and Mrs Mark Nelson of Hockley spent Saturday night with Irene Hirons Mr and Mrs Bruno Tidd had family gathering at their home Saturday Irene Hirons and Jean Jen nett spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Ivan Caldwell of Thorn ton Barbara Parent of Barrie visited Malcolm Wilson and family last weekend Visitors last week with Jean Jennett were Douglas Jennett of Rexdale Mr and Mrs Keith Banting of Barrie and Heather and Bob Lawson of Barrie Mrs Joe Lewis of Painswick and Mrs Wm Grant of Mines ing held kitchen and grocery shower for Sharon Patton Wednesday May 18 The new addition to the Presbyterian Church will be dedicated Sunday June 12 lunch will be served at noon prior to the service Holy Commimion will be held at the Presbyterian Church this Sunday at 915 am with Rev Rooney official ing rugby by Beatrice Johnston 326681 The community was sadden ed to hear of the death of Mel Tudhope on Thursday at the Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Orillia He had spent all his life in this community Mel was always active in community and church work and will be missed by his many friends The funeral was held on Satinday at the Doolittle Funeral Home rillia Burial was at Knox emetcry Deepest sympathy is exteiuf ed to his wife Isobel and family Jim Bob and Betty Mrs Bill Ayresi and families and sister Mrs Eva Leigh VISITORS Mrs Thomson rillia and Allan II Thomson Sault Ste Marie visited with Mr and Mrs Bernal Johnston and fami lv Mrs Lynn lllingworth has returned to her home in Preston after spending the past two weeks with her parents MR and Mrs Art Langman and brother Jim and family Mrs Leonard Stroud and her wee daughter of Lxbridge visited her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Horne and family Miss Doreen Larigrnan Toronto is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Lang man after her graduation form bible college in Toronto Karen Dumoulin Visited her cousin Robertson Barrie Sandra briefs HIRING HAMPERIII LONDON Cl The follow ing noticcs were seen on the door of grocery store Junr ior assistant required Apply within Below it was sign reading No entry SLIIORTSDRINKING METHWOLD England ICli 77 Beer lover Sid Hcyhoe 81 would be the first to argue that drink ruins your health He started drinking beer at the ripe old age of six and attrib utes his health to the stuff STRIPPING Well take it off for you VELVET TOUCH furniture stripping no dipping no caustics GRAND OPENING MAY 28th 29th CAMROSS ANTIQUES HWY ll SIRUUD 436 3282 Calling all ELECTROHOME Air Conditioner Owners Save money Avoid the rush Bring in your Electrohome Air ConditionerNowtor its ProSeason Maintenance Carryin or Inhome Service CARRYIN SPECIAL KWjf For cool trouble free air conditioning season get your Air Conditioner in shape now PICKUP AND DELIVERY $295 $495 Cleaning Lubncanon New filter Labour Repairs to sealed system Cooling assembly checked and repaired 1977 comfort guarantee Retrigerants ELECTROHOME CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRE 49 Morrow Road Unit No Barrie Telephone 7265982 222 Candidates concentrate on economy Simcoe Centres three provincial candidates concentrated on economic problems Wednesday morning during speeches to members of the Barrie Chamber of orumerce at their breakfast meeting Conservative George Taylor left and Liberal Jim orneau waited their turn while NDI laul Wessenger proposed help for small businessnun fliulllllltl Photo US gas shortage is urgent Rynard suggests Alaska pipeline Canada has enough gas ac cording to most experts says Dr Rynard in his weekly newsletter It is quite evident that the urgency of the case at the pre sent moment is gas shortage in the United States he said Pointing out that the only time supplies could be shipped in the area of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline was when the river was open for navigation which is only for couple of months each year he noted the benefits of an Alaska Highway Pipeline The Americans are now ship ping their oil by pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez Alaska where it is transported to tankers and shipped down the coast of British olumhia to the United States To meet the urgency of the problem in the US it would appear that the Alaska High way pipeline project could carry gas along side the oil pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez and on the way could cut off and go across Alaska to the southern Yukon where damage to the ecology in the Yukon would be minimal It would then follow the Alaska Highway which would allow speedier construetion with minimal difficulty and would of course increase the importance of the Alaska Highway Proposal for addition to Bradford High asked The Simcoe County Board of Education has instructed its ad ministration to submit building proposal for an addi tion to the new Bradford District High School The School opened its doors in September and excteded its effective capacity at the time of opening states report from the boards Area and Areas and ti committees The addition contemplated would increase the schools ef fective capacity to approx iiuately 11112 pupil places The presesnt effective capacity is mo According to Trustee Frank Irot hero lradford thcway it is is not big enough to be complete school The first thing we have to do is have big enough school in Bradford to be able to offer the same subjects as in other schools Among the additional facilities sought for the school are an art room gymnasium auto body shop auto mechanics shop electrical shop girls oc cupational shop art room lypewriting room two science laboratories and more classrooms IIIvI BY IIIHS An administratiVe council report projects that Bradford on place settings oyal COLLECTION PCE PLACE SETTINGS Reg $3295 PASTORALE LAST CHANCE Save Doulton Fine Bone China KIND OF LOVING SAus2295 will have an enrolment of 1434 by 1985 Foreswn enrolment for 1977 is tion HP above present effec tive capacity The school will get live portables next lall to acmmmodate the surplus The figure of 1242 which would be eflective capacity with the addition will probably be reached in ltltti said director of education lack Ramsay Whether the school will have the addition at that time re mainsobcsHn The size ol the new Bradford District High School was cut back considerably by the 43535 ministry of education at the time that the boards original budding proposal was approv ed Along with preparation of the building proposal for an iltIfIl tion administration has been istrucud to review details of financing wrtb ministry of ficials and report back to the board UNSINIIVIIUN Hll III Domestic oil consumption is expwterl to jump to 13 billion gallons Ill ltltit from it billion in Him says the Federal Ana tion Adnunrst ration CUSTOM MADE IIIiAPEIiIES and BEIISPBEAIIS Total Decorator and Coordinating Services Choose from an outstanding selection of excellent quality materials and patterns from Canadas finest suppliers Personal service on large or small enquiries Tracking and installation as required Phone tour 7268637 HUBHHISUN or drop in to the Studio RR1 Hwy 93 at Crown Hill Only Miles North of Barrie oooooo arr51 COUNTEIIPOINY $112212 China filing ENGLISH CHINA AND GIFTS Bayfield Collier Streets you rfi LEatrte 72532395 This would deliver the gas with the least problems keep ing in mind the search for alter native sources of energy which would be economical He suggested coal wood uranium methane and the con tinuing research into as yet urr discovered forms of energy as alternatives The Middle IIast he says might decide that it will not in crease its output of oil feeling that it has all the dollars need ed at the present time and thus leave us with more oil short ages and more and more costs to the taxpayer This is matter of trcrnen dous imixirtancc and one nucs sary to keep the free nations of the world competitiw in the market place with the Will munist countries he stiltl in this world theres always room for one more Calyour Welcome Wagon Hostess now Phone 726 L55 the examiner Friday May 27 1977 Conciliator meeting today with AIIiston and police ALLISTON Represen tatives of the Alliston Police Association and the towns police committee will meet with provincial government Candidate takes tour of Oro Twp Roger Pretty New Demo cratic Party candidate in Sim coe East riding will tour ro Township Saturday The tour will leave the corn mittee room in rillia at 10 am and arrive at the Four Corners in East mi about 1030 am From East ro lrctty will tour the Sirncoeside and stop for lunch at the Riverview Restaurant at 1230 pm He will move on to Shanty Bay and luthric between 13 pm and pm before stopping at Uro Station At par Iretty will visit llawkestonc before returning to the committee room at 191 Lac lic St in rillia for pot luck garden party The Stuart has Liberal Smiths consistently annexation against it HIS STAND requrrements of Ontario certificate for Lake Simzoe his partys policy NDP Candidate NO ISSUES THAT AFFECT YOU VOTE Party Leadership against the present plan of Jim Corneuu has consistently stood I25000 people is not natural growth The farmland to be annexed is vital to Simcoe Centres future and the food Barrie growth should be to the North The forced reSIdentiaI and industrial growth Will be the signing of death PC Candidate Taylor says he does not agree with the plan yet it is Wessenger voted yes on Barrie City Council yet his party and leader scream DONT VOTE BLINDLY THINK OF THE conciliator John Berger today at the Nottawasaga Inn in an attempt to reach agreement on policemens wages for 1977 The police committee and representatives of the seven man force have been negot iating since last winter Clerk Brian Gauley said Thursday morning the two sides have come to terms on all outstan ding issues except wages However he would not reveal September 977 BARRIES ANNEXATION AFFECTS YOU TODAY under argued CHOOSE CAREFULLY CHOOSE CORNEAU ELENOR HONEY BA AMus MusG PAEd will be teaching piano to limited number of students in For further information call 72843I3 in the evening specifics of the police officers demands nor the latest offer by the town would prefer not to say anything until after they sit down with the conciliator he said The two sides in the negotia tions have been talking he said adding that there are no bad feelings between the police association and 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