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The pastime of Roller Skating has been so well received in Coldwater that the Centre tended the time to include by FE. Lorraine Orr Community Board has ex- also 9:30 Sunday evening as well, and has rented an ad ditional twenty-five pairs of skates Thursday available, Admittance PSNR SSNS also being accepted for the operation of the food hooth The Village Council has cents and skates may be rented at the arena The arena board is now accepting applications for two men to caretake the arranged for the arena to huilding and maintain the be inspeeted by the ice surface. Tenders are village engineer every Tuesday and evenings are 7:30 to IS .79 IS YOUR BIN A "HAS BIN" ? For all your grain handling equipment it's Craig Farm Services SPECIAL! SPECIAL! 5000 BUSHEL 21-6 STORAGE BIN Reg e she "ie | 999 .00 For more information use coupon below. P.O. Box 969 Name Addre: Townshi Manure Systen Modern Mill silo Unloader ystem Hog Equipment Dairy Equipment Electronic Fly Killers All Types of Construction Other Check your interests & mail coupon CRAIG FARM SERVICES STAYNER Ont. 428-2108 t Dealer Inquiries Invited Insectide Oil Cattle Oilers Feed Cart = steel Grain Storage Feed Augers & Elevators Bucket Elevators Ventilation Systems year. who will then advise of needed repairs. and a five year forecast of possible repairs to help maintain a safe building At present the engineer has suggested extra roof bracing be installed. and repairs to one end wall This is to be done as soon as the Departmént of Rollerskating timesextended at Coldwater Labour reviews ~the engineer's reports New lighting will be installed in the arena by village hydro man. Art Hamilton. The new lights are mercury vapor with teflon lens' It his hoped these lights will be operating before Fair time October 1 IT'S COMING YOUR WAY ©20 Games . -----BINGO-- ELMVALE LEGION, EVERY THURSDAY $50. jackpot going every night. Specials Entry Fee *1.00 Refreshments anes sf PC -- ---- District news E. Lorraine Orr, Coldwater 686-7847 Lorraine Kindy, Victoria Harbour 534-3338. Charlotte Gerdes, Waubaushene 538-2977 Eady Commu nity ; Hold dinner September 25 by F. Lorraine Orr Kady Community fowl dinner will be on Satur- day. September 25. Sit- lings are available for 4.45. 5.45, and 6.45 j%m Adults tickets are $3.50. students $2.00 and_ kin- dergarten and pre-school children are free. Tickets may be obtained from Joanne Tinney at 835-5335 or Elma McFarland. 835- 5300 Old Time dancing with music by the Jubilee Four will begin at 8.30 p.m The Community of Eady honored Art and Sharon Austin (nee Hamblv! with a presentation last week. The newlyweds received a floorstanding hutch for china and a crystal fruit bowl Angela Sallows has been visiting for a week with her sister Connie Steinman in Kitchener. Coldwater Lions will resume fiftv-fifty their monthly draws in Sep- tember Tickets are available from the members and merchants in the area. The carnival and street dance operated by the Lions drew a good crowd and realized $900 profit for the club a ae LLP mber If you've been toying with some ideas for the Local Initiatives Program, your time is just about up. All applications for LLP projects must be in our hands no later than September 10th, 1976.Your idea should be original and innovative and create useful jobs where there were no jobs before. It must also employ people registered ata Canada Manpower Centre. Your project can get underway anytime between November Ist this year and January 31st, 1977.So come on, do alittle quick thinking. Who knows, the ideas you have this summer may be working for you this winter. Main-d'ceuvre et Immigration Robert Andras, ministre | wp = Manpower and Immigration Robert Andras, Minister Applications available now. Seé your Local Canada Manpower Centre or Job Creation Office. ideas out to work. Page 14, Wednesday, September 1, 1976 75 Yonge St. S. (Highway 11) 426-5711 YOUNG LADIES' 91°58 j each _Sierling schools. Orillia; Norih Ceniral and Siayner The Glassmen of Ontario BARRIE COLLINGWOOD /JORILLIA 1045 Mississaga Street West 325-7411 Ronell Cresc. (Off Pretty R. Pkwy.) 445-6710 Silver exclusive designs for disirici high Choose Park Sireei, Lakes Collegiaie, Collegiaie, Collegiaie; Secondary School, Sound High School; Collingwood C.1.; Standard "> AUTC GLASS LIMITED w= Windshields = Auto Glass and Roof Vents FREE GLASS Phone collect YOUNG MEN'S 24°5 each school rings in from O.D.C.V.1. Orillia; Twin Orillia; Disirici Barrie; Barrie Easiview Barrie; Parry Collegiaie Insiiiuie. Wear ihe ring ihai says "I belong'. = Custom Van Windows SPE <BNDAR } ) = Convertible Tops w Auto Upholstery aVinyl Tops MOBILE SERVICE OWEN - SOUND 777 Third Ave. East 371-0134 September 7 is the date for school to begin in Simcoe County Horticultural Meeting The care of house plants will be discussed by guest speaker Martha Veldhuis of Dundas. Ontario. on Thursday. September 9, al 8 p.m.at the opening meeting for the fall and winter season of the Coldwater Hor- ticultural Society Mrs Veldhuis demonstrates with many plants during her talk. and then offers them for sale The executive of the Society invites everyone to attend and welcomes school-age members: as well. The organization meets every fourth Thursday evening of the month at the Riverside Club on Main Street Senior citizens The Coldwater Senior Citizens' Club will hold their first meeting of the Fall and Winter season on Thursday. September 9. at 2 p.m. at the Riverside Club. New members are welcome Huronia W.1. The Huronia Women's Institute of Coldwater will open their Fall and Winter season with a visit to the Elmvale Zoo on Thursday. September 9 The president. Marg Galbraith. welcomes new members. The group is involved in money-raising --_ projects which enables them to make donations to the locak Senior Citizens Club and the Lions Club and also fo help anyone in need. The ladies cater at many banquets and conduct a tea garden at the Coldwater Eair Gospel Singers Coldwater and area resident will have the opportunity to see and hear the Learning family this week-end Vivian and Sam Learning and daughters Sharon and Sandra, are gospel singers. They will be appearing at the Coldwater Riverside Club on Main Street on Saturday, September 4, al 2 p.m. The program will include family, country and contemporary gospel singing bv the family who accompany -- themselves on guitars. electric bass. piano. drums and violins Their T.V. appearances have been on Gosp Singing Time Crossroads and Ralph Emery Show Everyone is invited to attend this musical event. Recently Wed The wedding of Michael Sallows. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sallows of Waterloo. (formerly of Coldwater) took place recently in Kitchener. Guests attending from this area were Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Sallows and Angela, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sallows. Mr. and Mrs. Orla Bannerman and Nadine of Coldwater. Mr. and Mrs. Armos Larmond. Victoria Harbour. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kitchen, Orillia. The reception was held al the Dundee Golf and Country Club in New Dundee Tay conducts kids program by F. Lorraine Orr "Adventure 76" is the name of a_ successful summer program con- ducted by interested persons in Tay Township for the children of the area. The recreation com- mitfee. headed = by chairwoman Mrs. June Lolk, organized a daily. (705) 322-1991 1ST MORTGAGES ARRANGED W.C.PLAYER . Real Estate Ltd. Broker Elmvale, Ont. ----- P.D. Murphy Be) Jewellers --\ BACK TO SCHOOL IALS MEN'S AND 10°° models in all wind-ups, self P.D. Murphy Jewellers "A NAME YOU CAN TRUST" TIMEX WATCHES Back io school on iime - with Timex. P.D. Murphy has a wide seleciion of good-looking waiches for ihe teen-age siudeni ai a range of prices ihai offers real value. Remember a Timex waich is a welcome gifi for all occasions. Choose from * practical Even daie minders. gt i 4 LADIES' MODELS To 450° and dressy ihe wanied siyles - winds and elecirics. USE YOUR CREDIT OPEN A P.D. MURPHY ACCOUNT eight-week summer camp for 137 children from ages 5 to 12 years. Mrs. Lolk was ably assisted by Mrs. Bunny Snider. Victoria Harbour. as treasurer: Carol Graham, secretary. and committee members Gerry Hook and Robert Widdes. and Tay coun- cillors David Moore and Charles Rawson. The activities alter- nated each day between Waubaushene. Old Fort Playground, Waverley and Vasey. and were held in the Church and Community halls or parks. The children were taught crafts and games, camp songs, and enjoyed hikes around the Township. They were visited by members of the Fire and Police depart- ments and were able to view the inside of an ambulance. Four teenage girls. namely Wendy McCullough and Jane Robinson of Midland: Cheryl Duffy. of Waverley, and Kathy Snider of Victoria Har- bour. were hired by. Tay council as leaders for two overnight camp-outs at a park on the 8th concession owned by Knox Presbyterian Church. Midland. These girls had attended a _ four-day leadership training course in Barrie. They all had experience in day camp organizing and were proficient in music. art. crafts and sports, and St. John's Ambulance duties. 4 The closing ceremonies were held at Vasev Community Park in the form of a sing-song and cornroast with the parents as invited guests. This project was financed by a $2500 grant from the Ministry of Culture and Recreation as well as donations from local organizations. The cost to the parents was $2 per child. or $6 per family. The recreation com- mittee is pleased with the results of this venture and appreciate the letters from parents com- mending the project. They plan to continue the program next summer. Died recently in Florida." ) The death occurred at Miami. Florida on Friday. August 27. 1976 of Arthur Brunelle. of Miami, Florida. formerly of Lafontaine. Beloved husband of Kathleen Brunelle, he was in his 70th year. Dear brother of Severe Brunelle of Lafontaine. Gus of Midland, and Mrs. Solonge Desrochers and Martin Brunelle, both of Lafontaine. Funeral mass and interment will be held Monday, August 30, 1976 at Miami, Florida.