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Coldwater Lucky winner by E. Lorraine Orr Winner of the 50/50 draw, conducted by the Coldwater Lions Club is Michelle Lee Geroux, young daughter of Patti and Ron Geroux of Grey Street Coldwater. Michelle received $70. Medonte East Central School, in Moonstone, needs a gymnasium and more storage space according to Simcoe County Board of Education. A great deal of time, cost and inconvenience results because students have to be transported to other schools with gymnasiums for certain activities. The proposals for the additions have been turned over to the board's 1981 budget committee. A cruise of the Caribbean aboard the "Cunard Princess" provided an enjoyable holiday for Eileen and Dorley Potter of R.R. 1, Waubaushene and their son and daughter-in-law Ron and Claudette of Oshawa. The cruise included stop-overs at Tortola, Martinique, Antigua, St. Maarten, St. Thomas and San Juan. February will be the month in Coldwater. The Winter Carnival is planned for the weekend of the 6, 7 and 8th and will offer something for the entire family. Contestants in the beard growing com- petition are already itching their way through the first week of bristle growing. The teen-age girls will have a chance to enter the Carnival Queen contest. The figure and power skaters will give an exhibition of their talents on ice. The bubblegum freaks can try to blow the largest bubble. Outdoor _ enthusiasts can join in the snowshoe and cross-country ski races as well as the snowmobile races. Indoor fun will include a euchre party and teen and adult dances. After all that activity the hungry can enjoy a roast beef dinner. Support the com- munity and have a ball, by being involved all weekend. Following the inaugural meeting of Coldwater council, village business was discussed at the first meeting of the new term. A motion was passed to retain the services of the Toronto law firm of Gardiner and Roberts to represent the village at the Supreme Court of Ontario. Council felt this action necessary because of the hearing into alleged conflict of ifterest charges against former reeve Earl Brandon and former councillor Ken Athron in regards to annexation. John Devine challenged council regarding this motion, stating he felt the action was supporting the developers. Council refused to rescind the motion. Devine also questioned council regarding the changeover from Ontario to Village hydro. Reeve Herb Stevens did not expect the conversion would be completed for ap- proximately a year. He indicated the rates will eventually be less costly for the residents of the annexed area. The appointment of councillors to serve on the various committees will be as follows - Roads - Iris Beach and Al Brand; Water - Garfield Dunlop and Beach; Hydro - Brand and Glady Dale; Property - Dale and Dunlop; Community Centre - Dunlop and the Reeve; Planning Board - Brand and. Beach; Protection to Persons and Property - Dale and Dunlop; Library - Reeve Herb Stevens; Finance - the council as a whole. Why not buy your Christmas tree from the Coldwater Lions this year? The members have cut a good supply of Scotch pines, five feet and taller. They are available for your choosing at the Cold- water Lumber premises for $8 each. Snowmobilers are reminded of the by-law "Snowmobiles are not allowed to run on the Main Street, Gray Street, or Sturgeon Bay Road in the Village of Coldwater." "We need a little Christmas" sang the Park Street Singers for the students of Cold- water Public School. The song from "Mame"' was one of a variety of Christmas songs presented by the high school students under the direction of Mrs. Mayumi Kumagai. Pen Twin Theatres Dec. 25 4 FEATURES Starts Dec. 26 ia 4 6 Pen Starts Dec. 25 joined it. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT PRIVATE BENJAMIN The Army was | no laughing : matter until Judy Benjamin @90000009009 Q Se Now appearing Lucas PALACE PAVERM | ENTERTAINMENT LICENSED LLBO December 18, 19, 20 December 26, 27 Mirror Image New Year's Eve Sandcastles Main St., Elmvale Nowa Next entertainment Leo and the Alamos December 26, 27 New Year's Eve December 18, 19, 20 Pete King & Medonte Craddock Vans 2-5 p.m. PHELPSTON TAVERN Country & Western Music ppearing December 29 PHELPSTON TAVERN CAN Flos Conc. 4 Phelpston The group has toured eight schools in the Orillia area this past week. A French-Canadian carol was presented by a quartet of girls, with Valerie Orr, of Cold- water, singing her solo in French. A number of students from the audience were chosen by the choir members to participate in a musical skit titled "The Christmas Tree". Kerry Wright, daughter of Ann Wright, was placed on the shoulders of one of the choir boys and they represented the tree. The other children then decorated it with strings of pop- corn, and lights and a star on top of Kerry's head. They then formed a circle to dance around the tree, while the choir sang the story. The beautiful hymn wa RV Nd} DW WWwwwaaw winners i aaa a Filmed in TODD- Silent Night was sung in German and_ the audience sang along in English. A musical thank you was given to the singers by Mrs. Cynthia Young's Grade 4 class. The youngsters ang, in rounds, several songs, including one called "Turkey Din- ner'. - We wish you a Merry Christmas closed the festivities. A history of the Midland Railway is a project being conducted by Edward Emery of Toronto. Mr. Emery is in- terested in hearing from anyone who has photos of Midland and Grand Trunk locomotives. He would also ap- preciate any in- formation regarding the building of the Midland Railwa through Coldwater. Anyone willing to offer in- formation may contact Mr. Emery by writing him at 174 Ranleigh Avenue, Toronto. The Coldwater Public Library will be closed from Dec. 24 to Jan. 2, 1981. The week of amnesty will be from Jan. 3 to Jan. 10. This allows everyone having overdue library books to return them without paving a fine. The auxiliary lighting at the Coldwater arena has been installed by Bay Electric with the cost being ap- proximately $1,000. In case of a hydro failure the battery operated lighting system enables patrons to vacate the arena I | y | I NINETOFIVE STIRCRAZY Bi mpl t 1 | Adult Adult 1 7and9 HOLIDAY FEATURE Starts Boxing Day, Dec. 26 7 PATHETIC EARTHLINGS... WHO CAN SAVE YOU NOW? DINO DE LAURENTIIS Presents FLASH GORDON OVW VAANAWA6°qw8e xVM Z Z Z ay wag Y Z YA j Z j y Z Z Y j y j SAM J. JONES % MELODY ANDERSON %* ORNELLA MUTI MAX VON SYDOW % TOPOL ¥ TIMOTHY DALTON AO" [Rea Jove MARIANGELA MELATO as Kala %* BRIAN BLESSED %& PETER WYNGARDE Screenplay by LORENZO SEMPLE, JR. %& Produced by DINO DE LAURENTIIS Directed by MIKE HODGES JiQsIMIIdeinciae Titans Books] A UNIVERSAL RELEASE aE Nitely 7&9 Matinees daily 2 p.m. King St., Midland 526-5791 Monday, December 22, 1980, Page 35 CANADIAN ODEON THEATRES