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notebOok Any nonprofit organization or divididual may have community event in Notebook Just call 7266537 and ask for Pat Guergis Calls for Mondays Notebook must be received by noon Friday for publication the following Monday Calls for Weekene Notebook published Thursday on the Leisure Page must be received by noon Wednesday did you know Christine Christi of the St John Ambulance demonstrates mouthtomouth resuscitation Everyone wih St John Am bulance is volunteer There are about 30 adult members and about 20 cadets ranging front ages 11 to 16 The purpose of St John Ambulance is to provide aide in public gather ings The organization is looking for interested volunteers For Information call Jim Bates at 72849766 tonight OFree lawn bowling lessons Will be given to those in terested at the Essa Road Allandale Lawn Bowling Club starting at 130 pm Flatsoled shoes are necessary For fur ther information call 7266012 oBarrie Parents Without Partners will hold discussion group for new members at pm The topic will be Dating and Relating For more information call 7281369 oBranch 147 of the Canadian Legion will hold bingo at pm at the Legion of St Vincent Street and Cundles Road olhe Lions Club in Angus will hold bingo at 730 pm at the Lions Hall on Highway 90 Angus oltita Caldwell director of the Canadian Rose Society will be guest speaker at tonight at meeting of the Vespra Hor ticultural Society Her topic will be roses The meeting is to be held at the Midhurst Reforestry Hall Highway 26 and the Sixth Concession All interested are invited to attend tuesday 0A millionaires night for senior citizens will be held at 730 pm at the Sunnidale Community Centre OIhe Innisfil Craft Group is holding its second annual June Show Tell and Sell night at 730 pm in the Inniswood Bap tist Centre The evening is open to the general public Crochet sewing embroidery apple dolls pictures macramcs and ceramics along with many other items will be featured Grace united Church is having strawberry supper from to pm at the church at the corner of Grove and Cook Streets Admission is $3 for adults and $125 for children under 12 OBarrie Parents Without Partners will hold Coffee and Conversation session at pm Everyone is welcome For more information call 7269930 wednesday An ANAF bingo will be held in an airconditioned hall at George St with the early bird bingo getting under way at 730 pm and the regular games at pm Jackpot is $300 Admission is $1 for two cards Strawberry supper will be held at Trinity united Church in Thornton at pm 0A Strawberry Festival will be held at the Edgar Cont munity Centre from 530 to pm Admission is33 for adults and $2 for public school students ODr Lloyd Fisher local veterinarian will discuss some dos and donts for pet owners at meeting sponsored by the Barrie Humane society Everyone is welcome to the meeting at pm in the library hall 37 Mulcaster St Barrie Parents Without Partners will hold discussion on The Four Demons at pm For more information call 7269930 oThe CIll$ will hold field day for the sightless at the Orillia Fair Grounds Luncheon will be served at noon Call rillia 3267681 for more information thursday Village Fair will be held at the Oakview Centre Wasaga Beach today and Friday Quebec students to visit About 20 Frenchspeaking high school students from Quebec will arrive in Barrie lue 28 to mark the start of the 22nd annual Student Exchange Program sponsored by the Canadian ouncil of Christians and Jews CtJ The Quebec students will be in Barrie for two weeks living as members of their hosts families On July 12 the Barrie students will travel to Quebec New looks from Levis Authentic to live with their excnangc washed LeviS partners families until luly 26 scientifically wa While in Ontario various shed by he recreational social and educa tional activities are planned to familiarize the Quebec students with the communities they visit When the Ontario students visit Quebec similar activities are planned This year students who par ticipate in the exchange pro gram will benefit from the recentlyannounccd federal travel program called pen manufacturer to make them soft and fade just the way you like them Not the type that is on washed and has been sent out to local laundry We have your llousellospitalitc Tanada size games Students travel costs above $th mos temple will be subsidized by don federal Secretary of States Wash travel program or TJ program organizers W05h9 fccl this years exchange is your chance especially significant in light of Never before the national unity debate in seen in some anada since the election ofa mesa um separatist government in behemble °w Qut last autumi pnces Vet speaks at meeting Dr Fisher local veterinarian will speak on amimal care Wednesday at pm at the Library Hall on Mulcaster Street The meeting sponsored by the board of directors of the Barrie Humane Society is open to the public Dr Fisher will also answer many questions on caring for household pets and farm animals Price is notthe only difference Downtown Dunlop St at the Points Brass and Glenn the examiner Monday June 20 1977 huge successdescribes Junefest By PAT GUERGIS Examiner Staff Reporter huge success is the way organizer Bob Timlock program chairman of the Wasaga Lions Club termed Junefest held at Wasaga this weekend The parade went perfectly the flypast was right on time and we had terrific crowd The rain which dampened the event periodically didnt really have any major efect on the days festivities It didnt really bother us too much Timlock said While the parade was on the rain held ourselves so we did most of the judging off although it brought the bathtub race to quick end and some people had to scurry for cover the contestants didnt really mind Timlock estimated that about 5000 people ined the parade route for the parade The 47 entries in the parade were judged by Lions Larry Choniak Aubrey Girard and Bob Timlock They got little long Timlock was referring to the dedication ceremonies which took place on Nancy Island to name the theatre The William Cranston Electronic Theatre Premier William Davis who was to have judged the parade was not able to attend the days activities due to illness In stead James Auld chairman of the management board of cabinet represented the pro winded over there on the island Vince ntlfl Lunch anyone This brave fellow is member of the Wasaga Beach Lions Club who rode their float in Saturdays Junefest parade The parade had 47 floats and bands from as far away as Paris and Toronto Examiner Photo WAYNE CUNNINGHAM one of four Appointed to OECA Wayne Cunningham dean of applied arts at Georgian Col lege in Barrie has been ap pointed to the Ontario Educa tional Communication Authori tys OECA south central regional council He was one of four recently appointed men who attended the last council meeting Others were from the University of Toronto youth dropin centres in St Catherines and Ecole Secondaire Welland The tomcmbcr council is one of five advisory bodies created six years ago to inform the OECA of cultural and educa tional needs and concerns in different regions Confederation in 1285353 and Sailmion Trust Towers CORRECTION The Philishave Triple Head Shower on page of Towers POP FLYER inserted June 14 does not have closenesscomfort settings We apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused our customers Edi II Ontario ONTARIO ENERGY BOARD PUBLIC HEARING ONTARIO HYDRO RATES FOR 1978 TAKE NOTICE that the Ontario Energy Board will hold public hearing commencing Thursday July 14 1977 at 900 am at the hearing room at the Board offices 8th floor Carlton Street Toronto in order to consider proposal by Ontario Hydro for an increase in its bulk power rates on January 1978 The Board has made procedural Order datcdjunc 10th 1977 which sets out the procedures which govern the filing of interventions submission of evidence and pre hcaring conference Copies of the Boards procedural Order the reference from the Minister of Energy under Section 573 of The Ontario Energy Board Act to which is attached the roposal of Ontario Hydro and this Notice of Hearing are being served by direction of the Board upon Hydros industrial customers having an average annual power demand of 5000 kilowatts or more and to municipal corporations and municipal electric commissions Copies of the Order the reference and the proposal may be obtained by other persons from the Secretary of the Board on request An informal public irehearing conference will be held by Board Counsel ant Board staff at the Board hearing room 9th floor li Iarlton Street Toronto on Monday June 27 1977 at 200 pm in order to assist interested persons in better understanding the issues and in order to discuss any problems relating to the filing of interventions the preparation of evidence and the general procedures to be followed during the hearing Ontario Hydro must file its evidence consisting of submission and supporting exhibits in support of the proposal in writing with the Board by Monday June 20 1977 By Board Order Ontario dro is to provide the bqu power customers referred to ovc with copy of the submission upon request Copies of the submission and supporting exhibits will be provided by Ontario Hydro to intervenors upon request In addition copies of the submission and the exhibits may be obtained by any interested person upon request to the Secretary of Ontario Hydro at 700 University Avenue Toronto upon payment of the cost of reproduction Copies of the submission and the supporting exhibits will be available for inspection at the Head Office of Ontario Hydro at Toronto and at its Regional Offices at the cities of Barrie Belleville Hamilton London North Bay and Thunder Bay and the Borough of North York Any person wishing to make submission to the Board or to participate in the hearings shall on or before Monday July 1977 file pcrsonallv or send by registered mail to the Secretary of the Board and to Ontario Hydro at its Head Office written notice of such intention containing concise statement ofthe facts frotn which his interest an the nature and scope of his intended submission or other participation may be determined the name of his counsel if any and the address to which communications to him should be sent lntervcnors who wish to present evidence to the Board shall prepare it in writing and file It with the Board on or before MtnlayJuly It 1977 If any person notified does not attend at the hearing the Board may proceed in his absence and he will not be entitled to any further notice in the proceedings DATED at Toronto this 10th day ofjunc I977 Imelda Walker Assistant Board Secretary Timlock said George Mc Cague MPP for Dufferin Sim coe and Auld did get over for some of theparade and assisted in the judging WINNERS Beta Sigma Phi club of Wasaga Beach won the best club float huge purple velevet crown surrounded by club members in bright yellow sweaters was designed to represent the silver jubilee of Queen Elizabeths reign The best childrens entry was the Struttetes from Coll ingwood girls baton and mar ching band Girls aged from about fave to 16 years of age dressed in red and white outfits gave the crowd demonstra tion in precision marching and baton twirling The Waldhorn Hotel new addition to Wasaga Beach won first prize for the best commer garden and musicians represented the new hotel swimming pool and playground equipment carried on long flat bed won first prize for the Paris Lions Club in the Lions class This float was representative of the work done by the Lions Club in Paris The Wasaga Beach Dirt Squirts treated the audience to display of motorcycle riding including lots of popping wheelies car with two drivers from the Innisfil Lions each facing opposite directions with his own steeringwheel drove around in circles sideways forwards and backwards to the delight of the children lining the parade route Shouts of need bag could be heard as floats tossed out chips suckers and 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