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District happenings Library to hold lecture "Plain facts on income tax" will be the topic of a lecture at the Flos-Elmvale Public Library on Thursday, Nov. 13. The program, which starts at 7:30 p.m. is sponsored by the Flos-Elmvale Public Library, Community Legal Education Ontario, Georgian Bay Regional Library System and the Outreach Ontario program of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation. Guest speaker for the program is Peter Sherriff. Sherriff in his talk will cover income from employment and business, capital gains, corporate taxation and allowable deductions. Registered retirement savings plans and registered home ownership plans will also be discussed. The program is free and everyone is welcome to attend. Curbs rising on Midland Street Curbs are being constructed this week in Midland on Montreal Street. The rebuilding of the street is on schedule, says the town's commissioner of works. The water mains and storm drains and sewage lines are in the ground. The end of November is the target for completion of work. The close of winter may mean some work will be left until the spring. Commissioner Percy Ehler said. The expansion of the Midland sewage treatment plant is at the halfway point. $2.5 million has been spent. Nearly all of the concrete will be poured by the end of the season. Advance polls Anyone expecting to be out of the village of Elmvale or Townships of Flos and Medonte Nov. 10, can be rest assured their vote will count as advance polls for the three municipalities are scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 1 from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Residents of the village can cast their ballot in the council chambers at the community hall that day. Medonte citizens can do so at the Municipal offices in Moonstone. Several polls have been set up for Flos voters though, the first of which is the township offices in Elmvale. Others set up include poll number one at the home of Francis Hall on Concession 3; poll two at Mrs. Harvey Rowley's on County Road 30; poll three at St. Patrick's School in Phelpston; poll four at Mrs. Elva Smith's at Lot 21-22 Concession 4; poll five at the home of Doug Langman on Highway 92 at Side Road 20 and poll number six at the residence of Herb Ritchie on Highway 92 across from the Sales Barns. Nov. llth plans Remembrance Day will soon be here and once again Elmvale Branch No. 262 of the Royal Canadian Legion will be holding its annual parade and service in the village. All veterans and service groups are invited to parade with Elmvale Legion members Thursday, Nov. 11, Burkevale kids getting more Service performed for both productions as --CBC's radio and television, see Hayter at Burkevale experience, hut are including such "'War Brides". will be party not just to guaranteed a wonderful The students who will a very educational time as well. 'Ghost' of author returns Burkevale Protestant Seperate School in Penetanguishene _ will receive another taste of Robert Service, on Nov. 17, when Charles Hayter, the man who bills himself as "the ghost of Robert Ser- vice', returns with his one man show. Hayter was at Burkevale on Sept. 22 to perform a 90 minute show for grades 5 through 8 and _ his audience was so responsive, and his show so popular that he second _ performance. This. time around however Hayter will perform for grades three and four at Burkevale, and because of the younger age of pupils the show will be: slightly abbreviated. In his show, Hayter, who is currently completing a tour of Western Canada, recites stories and poems by. Robert Ser- vice. one of Canada's foremost poet laureates. The recitations gre brought to life though by mimic the Yukon poet's character and man- nerisms. In addition, the "individual characters of Service's poems come to life as Hayter, by way of voice and gesture is_tran- sformed into the men and characters that roamed the Yukon Territory years ago and gave Service inspiration for works like "Wan- derlust" and "the Cremation of Sam McGee."' Hayter himself is a ELECTION NOTICE The list of candidates being circulated, endorsing ¢ertain candidates for the upcoming Midland municipal election is not part of my personal campaign. While | appreciate the support of all Midlanders, | do not necessarily endorse any or all of the candidates listed. Catherine Dion Candidate for Reeve Town of Midland ELECTION NOTICE | have been advised a paper is being circulated with my name on a candidate slate. Please be advised, | am running as an individual:and am not connected with any group or slate. William Orr Candidate for Ward One agreed to return for a his unique ability to noted actor, Nous voulons vous encourager a devenir propriétaire privé! Vous avez sans doute entendu parler des valeurs immobiliéres de la Société canadienne d'hypothéques et de logement. Toutefois, vous songez peut-étre a la validité de nos offres? N'y songez plus! Demandez plutét aux plus de cent nouveaux propriétaires récents qui ont su en bénéficier! Nous croyons qu'il s'agit la de la parfaite occasion pour vous de devenir propriétaire privé. Laissez notre personnel compétent vous accueillir . . . un accueil personnel et particulier vous est réservé. Vous n'avez qu'é demander notre "Dossier d'immeubles"' et tous les renseignements y sont, méme le montant minimum pour le paiement initial. Nous voulons vous encourager a devenir propriétaire privé, que vous soyez chef de famille ou célibataire. Qui sait. . . vous serez peut-&tre un de , ceux qui ne pouvait en croire ses propres yeux! . Téléphonez dés aujourd'hui en signalant |'Information pour notre numéro de téléphone ou rendez vous a notre bureau de Barrie. N'oubliez pas. . . si vous ne demandez pas pour voir, vous he saurez jamais ce dont vous aurez manqué! iv Page 2, Friday, October 31, 1980 having Demandez pour Maurice Morneau a notre bureau de Barrie. La SCHL de Barrie est située au 70 de la rue Collier, Edifice Municipal. (705) 728-4811 Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation MAISONS AVENDRE dans les circonscriptions de Simcoe, Grey et Bruce. Le temps est propice a I'achat d'une maison dés maintenant. . . - Notre "Dossier d'immeubles" comprend des unités telles que condominiums "Town-House", des maisons jumélées et des unités unifamiliales dont la majorité font partie de quartiers établis. - Nos maisons se vendent a des prix modiques et s'avérent une valeur absolue pour votre dollar. - La SCHL vous offre un taux d'intérét des plus bas pour votre premiére hypothéque et de plus, un montant minimum pour le paiement initial. - L"approbation de votre demande de prét s'effectuera sans délais. - Les prét- assurés de Ia Loi nationale sur I'habitation vous sont dispor'bles. , - La plupart des maisons figurent sous la garantie du programme "'Hudac". Societe canadienne d'hypotheques et de logement ey ae a mame II ERT ~~"