Lauds county council for plaque pr WASHAGO Staff Simcoe County councils program of co operation and financial as sistance in helping to erect pla ques at places of historic in terest was commended here by lronside director of the Orillia Historic Society and member of the Simcoe County Historic Association it has done much to create interest in our historic past and of value to students said the wellknown local resident who is former director of the On tario Historical Society An important side benefit has been the stimulation it has been to tourist trade After mention was made of plaques erected in Oro Cold water Alliston Collingwood Midland Penetanguishene and other places including Barrie Mr lronside suggested future consideration should be given local plaque in honor of Quetton St George alter whom Quetton street in this OrilliaRama township border community was named GRANTED 2300 ACRES Interviewed at his pictures que home by tributory of the Severn River here Mr lronside reached for book of records in his extensive home library and read out where Quetton St George received grant of some 2300 acres extending from nearby Lake St George to the Severn river in 1831 That opened the way for development of this area the retired businessman and historian said pointing out that year later John Kean who later became an MP and was Simcoe County warden in 1868 built the first timber mill in this district in assoctation with John Calverley and ames Quinn Mr lronside said Quetton street was named in tribute to the pioneer who came to Canada via Britain after leav ing France during the hectic revolutionary wars He felt plaque also was well merited it the county council is in terested the proposal could be taken up further with Monty and Grace Leigh and other ac tive leaders with the county plaque committee DRLRY PLAQLES During discussion of other historic plaques Mr lronSide referred to the Drury plaques at Crown Hill honoring Simcoe County native Drury premier of the United Farmers Labor provmc1al government in power from 1919 to 19 When was school boy in Toronto was with class which attended sessmn of the Ontario Legislature and Mr Drury was addressmg the House he said smiling at the recollection It was my first visit to the legislature and memorable one Years later he attended when another Simcoe County native the late Leslie Frost was Ontario premier during the 50s Records show Mr Frost headed the government from 1949 to 1961 plaque in memory of the Frost family has been discuss ed at rillia wartime flier Mr lronside learned to fly With the Toronto Flying club During World War 11 he served With the Royal Canadian Air Force and after returning continued active in flying went to Ecuador to do aerial photography for an Oil company he said stating he spent some exciting and in teresting years in Ecuador Peru and Colombia He was in Peru during the hectic era of the revolution and also helped AL IRONSIIE help students in aerial mapping of the Upper Amazon river lhose mountain scenes also were taken by me he said directing attention to four large handsome photographs on his wall They were presented to me before left the area Mr lronside returned to this area in 1963 Always interested in the historic background of the district he became active in the Orillia Historical Society then the County Association and now is member of six historical groups He is past To celebrate 90th birthday BRENlWOOD Mr and Mrs Roy McGillvray and Bren da of this community called on Mr Nathaniel Arnold at the Sunnidale Nursmg Home Stayner to extend congratula tions and best Wishes Mr Ar nold Will celebrate his 90th birthday on Wednesday Jan 26 Mr and Mrs Ken Arnem and girls spent Christmas With Mr and Mrs John Allen and boys at New Lowell Mrs George Schell and her family ViSited Mr and Mrs Jack Allen and family at Kingston and Mr and Mrs Lou Harrison of Wasaga Beach v15ited With Mr and Mrs Bud Schell and family at Ballan trea Mrs Art Gordon and her family Mr and Mrs Bill Gor don and family of Creemore Mr and Mrs led Gordon and family of Wasaga Beach Mr and Mrs John Gordon of New Lowell Visned With Mr and Mrs Gordon McDermid and family at Duntroon Mrs Minnie DaVidson ViSited With Mr and Mrs Bill Brown at Toronto Mr and Mrs Howard Langman and family ViSited Mr and Mrs Don McGillvray at Alliston Mrs Dan McGillvray Mr and Mrs Roy McGillvray and Brenda also Mr and Mrs Roger McGillvray of Stayner viSited With Mr and Mrs John Lemmon and Daniel at Cree more Mr and Mrs Ivan McGillvray and Clarence ViSited Mr and Mrs Ler Cleary and boys at Dunedin Mr and Mrs Jim lempleton and family VISIted with Mr and Mrs Harry Mansbridge and family at New Lowell Preconditioning of calves explained by veterinarian ELMVALE good preconditioning program for beef calves can mean more money for c0wcall producers at the sales yards says Dr Curtis of the Ontario Veterinary College UniverSity of Guelph Preconditioning Will produce healthier and more appealing calves It is valuable to Ontario beet producers preparing calves for their own feedlots or for sale The foundation of good preconditioning program is to allow the call to be separated from its dam and prepared for the next period of growth With as little stress as possible says Dr Curtis preconditioning program for an Ontario cowcalf pro ducer should begin about lour weeks before weaning With creep feeding followed by vac cmations castration and dehor ning An application of systemic insectiCides should be made two to three weeks prior toweaning Also at about three weeks before weaning fecal samples should be taken for examina tion At weaning the calves should be wormed if ne cessary and injected With vitamins and if ap plicable Details of the program par ticularly regarding vaccmes should be discussed with veterinarian if the producer plans to sell the preconditioned calves after weaning the calves should be marked and identified as preconditioned calves lo en sure the best prices feeder calf sales management should be in lormed ot the complete precon ditioning program so that it can be announced at ringside before the calves are sold it was pointed out by Dr Curtis Plan training courses for 4H club leaders ELMVALE Stall series 01 twoday training courses for leaders ol 4H Homemaking girls clubs has been arranged in North Simcoe starting soon it was announced by Jane Sills home economist With the Ontario ministry of agriculture and food otlice here The first Will be at Waverley Anglican church hall on Mon day and Tuesday Jan 10 and 11 With morning and afternoon sessions The leaders will be given instruction for teaching the prOJect The Club Girl Entertains At Minesmg community hall the classes Will be held on Wednesday and Thursday Jan 12 and 13 the lollowmg Monday and Tuesday Jan 17 and 18 in struction Will be given in ses Sions in Barrie at the Blue Flame Room of Consumers Gas on Ferris Lane Westmount United church Will be the location for the classes in rillia on Monday and Tuesday Jan 24 and 25 The fifth training course will be held at the board room of the North Simcoe agricultural ol lice building here in Elmvale on Wednesday and Thursday Jan26and27 During the prOJect the girls Will be instructed on various ideas for entertaining flower arranging party favors art of being hostess packing for travel and etiquette ogram president of the Ontario Historic Association He at tends the regular meetings of the Simcoe County Association now headed by Bert Ford of Alliston which are held at Midhurst 1n referring to the county councils program Mr lron side made particular mention of former warden Alex McAuley of Elmvale who head ed the county council in 1968 when the plaque assistance policy was adopted He also made reference to the current historical program of the coun ty and the new updated history which is now being written it should be of even greater value in the future he said commending efforts to pre serve the historic past Mr lronside also praised the county archives with special mention of Peter Moran and his father Nobert Moran now retired who was first county archivist Mr lronside himself has started to write book about his adventures which he ex plained he gives his attention when he can find time Just started it as hobby he said stating he enjoyed the recollec tions gr Ultra Ban Rollon Antiperspirant FEETH Old Spice Stick Deodorant Fire Logs Visitors at Brentwood Council at Spra enjoy local activities By MRS ROY McGILLVRAY BRENIWOOD Many vis itors were here during the recent festive season which ad ded to the pleasure and local social activities during the vacation period Mr Steven Van Dee Kruys of Labrador City Mr and Mrs Jim McRae and son of Angus Mr and Mrs Joe Lenwin and son of Lisle Mr and Mrs John Hunnet Mr Peter Van Der Krup Miss lheresa Van Der Kruys of Barrie and Mrs Joseph Dummond visited with Mr and Mrs Rudy Van Der Kruys and family Mr and Mrs lom Herbert of New Lowell and Mr and Mrs Bruce Herbert and family of Etobicoke visited Mr and Mrs Frank Bednareck and David Mr and Mrs Perry Miss Janice Perry Mr and Mrs Ron Bone and Stephen of Stayner Mr Roy Buie of Sun nidale Corners Miss Sherri Braham of Angus and Mr and Mrs William Schell were Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Schell and family Mr and Mrs Clare Murdy and Steven of Alliston Mr and Mrs Bob Blakely and Lisa of Angus Marietta Karen and Tammy England of Everett were visitors with Mr and Mrs Harry Cousins and Bob your host interest Witlr moneysaying spoolals tor ll 16 whole lgirnily actileil tablets Listerine Antiseptic Mouthwash Esso Mr and Mrs Wayne Sharpe and boys of Lindsay Betty and Tammy Mathews of Barrie visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Kellman and Doug Mr and Mrs Keith Brown and Sara Lee of Thornton Mn and Mrs Kelvin Brown of Toronto and Mr and Mrs Sydney Brown and family of Burlington visited Mr and Mrs Dan Brown Mr and Mrs Brian Spinks Mr and Mrs Ron Marrow of Barrie and Mr and Mrs Chambers MacAloney visited Mr and Mrs Bill Spinks and Cathy Mrs Velma Barnes of Town to spent two weeks visiting her mother Mrs Minnie Davidson Mr and Mrs Howard Hanson and family of Cremore visited Sunday night with Mrs Ken Arnem and girls Visitors at the McGillvray farm over Christmas holidays were Mr Douglas Wilson of Angus Mr and Mrs Peter llg of Airport Road Mr and Mrs Doug Shipton Mr and Mrs John Shipton of Toronto Mr and Mrs Don McGillvray of Alliston Mr and Mrs Doug Maxwell and Shelley of Proton Station Mr and Mrs Roger McGillvray of Stayner Mr and Mrs John Lemmon and Daniel of Creemore Were starting the new Wnli taktyrxireol all yourneeds And savrnr money it only the start Our OlinSlot tlrugnlart otters you Wide selection of merchandise convenient locations riernortrilixeri plOiCSSlODaI service lllitiffiiCOSlTlQiICS afull line of health and beauty aids including ourown riood name for drugstore value Care itiClUliIlll iririi2illnr itrnoslmero terrific ridvertlsert przcr morals And thats onlytho start Gillette Trac II Cartridge Blades 129 Creme Rinse begins new term MlDHURSl Staff New committees were appointed as Vespra council started its new 197778 term at the council chambers here in the fire hall building Reeve Alan Johnston started his fifth term as head of the council and his 11th as member Deputy Reeve George Buie also started his 11th year on council Councillor Lorne Wilson was named chairman and Coun cillor Venner Lambert member of the roads commit tee with Deputy Reeve George Buie and Councillor Bill Orr the fire committee Sanitary and recreation com mittee is headed by Councillor Orr and also includes Deputy Reeve Buie and water light and dog control committee has Venner Lambert as chairman and Lorne Wilson as the other member Bilt Orr is the planning board council representative Venner Lambert the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority board member and George Buie was appointed to Royal Victoria Hospital board Lorne Wilson was appointed to the Centre Simcoe planning board as Vespra representative year off right in Blades Adjustable Cartridge Rev Charles Speakman of St Peters Anglican church said prayers after members took their oaths of office Winner glad its over WASAGA BEACH Mar Dyer winner of recount of ballots cast in the deputyreeve race Dec is glad its over lm sure it was very trying time for both us she said of the period between the election and the recount Im very pleased that any misunderstan ding on the part of my opponent has been clarified and the irregularities which he thought occurred did not occur Duncan Govan one of seven candidates supported by the Wasaga Beach Ratepayers Association asked for the re count Dec 13 alleging an unusual number of irreg ularities in election pro cedures The results of the recount held Tuesday showed Mrs Dyer the incumbent received 1386 votes three more than her opponent Revlon Flex Kotex Stayfree Pampers Sham 00 or Tampons MaXIPadS Disposable Condi ioner Diapers 350ml Sally Hansen Hard as Nails Whipped Pearl Tamblyn diugmart BARRIE 50149 199 NaturaIWonder Super Skin Cleanser Natural Wonder Super Cleanup Cleanser Right Guard AntiperspirantI Vaseline ToritiiOl 12s1u4 The Market Place Wednesday January 12 1977 17 Antique wooden tools shown at first of library programs Antique tools made of wood will be shown Saturday from to pm when Stan Hathway of Big Bay Point wood carver shows some of his work at the annex of the Barrie Public Library Mike Smiley of Barrie will demonstrate basic pottery Jan 22 from to4 pm Also on the agenda Feb mime theatre from Owen Sound under the leadership of Myles Caskie will give two workshops in the morning They are scheduled for 1030 to 1115 and 1130 to 1230 They will present their own show at 230 called Joey the Clown Splodge day will be held Feb 19 from to pm with ar tist Allan Beckley On Feb 26 Audrey Arm strong of Toronto Will hold monster knitting workshop us ing seven foot knitting needles and twoinch wool The work shop lasts all day She will be showing her work Feb 12 at the library On March Don and Gillian Stuart of Barrie will conduct Eskimo day day aimed at educating children about the culture of the Eskimo Feat ured will be games film slides arts and carvings and Eskimo food This will be held all day On March 19 from to pm there will be an animation film festival showing films from the pastyear POWERCOMMISSION ORlLLlA Staff Orillias fivemember Orillia Water Light and Power Commission has started its new 197778 term Members are Andy St Germain Percy Babley Jim Dearden and Mayor Frank Dolcort Notice already has been given of another hike com ing in electric rates The Orillia utility buys about 60 per cent of its power from the Ontario Hydro which has been steadily increasing its rates to dis tributors AtTamblyn drugmart Youll find everything you want In drugstore at Tamblyn So start the new yearolt right With us Well take care of you daytoday just like weve been dorng for millions of Canadians since 1904 Were fulltime drugstore Foryou and yours 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