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Bc i te i ag I OT I yg ee a AER OM Fi Me ttt AN, SI, Om ole, tT TE A Ri, le 8 NE oem UE OR ta I Rn mT | TT eR At Ma RNS Se See ey I TIN Se TR SR EL eR Ny mene SIE IE ea at Rina NT Bie by WILHEMENE CAMERON January 9, Monday. The weather was cold sul we had 90 show up for our meeting. Many called members to say thanks for the Christ- nias baskets and cards from Edna Shanahan and Gladys Archer on belialf-of Bill. Thanks for the donation for the club On Jan. 28 there will be a fashion show for seniors at Parkview centre 189 Blake St. Barrie. Admission is $1. and starts at 1:30 p.m. Modern * and bi- centennial are featured. There is a_ curling Bonspiel at Elmvale Arena in February. This is for all seniors and the cost is $16 per rink. I have the forms for the registration so please phone me 322- 2079. There was a lengthy discussion on 'the be- centennial and we welcomed Ethel aid John Cowan as visitors. Scores are, Euchre Ladies Adelaide Lougheed 61 and Larry, Cameron 65. Bid euchre} , Fran Aitkinson 219. Bing Gerry Mclean. 3ridge table 1, Emily Finlay and Erne Deviney. Table 2, John} Macbeth and Frank Loftus. Crib, table 1) Jean Colgate and Gor Strath. Table 2, Joan Greenan and _ Willy Cameron. Wisdoin? Life is like a ladder, every step we take is either up or down. Council supports Lafontaine Seniors Township of Tiny council received a letter of thanks from Mrs. Helene Desroches, treasurer of Lafontaine Senior Citizens, Club. D'Age DOr: for Council's grant of $500 to the club. Clerk-administrator Guy Maurice explained that the township already contributes funds to cover 20 per- cent of the Operating costs of seniors clubs in Woodland Beach and Balm Beach, and felt_a single grant to aid the Lafontaine seniors would be appropriate. Craighurst news :: by F. CRAIG Jack Graeaves retired from the Ministry of Natural Resources a! Midhurst on Dec. 15. Jack was honoured at a luncheon held at Shanty Bay Golf In the past, Council has approved a number of smaller grants of funds to the Lafontaine club in response [0 specific requests. Planning meetings Council will meet on the first Wednesday of each month, from now on, at 7:30 p.m., to deal with all township planning matters. The meetings will be open to the public, and will be governed by the rules and procedures of regular council ineetings. Represent Tiny at Papal Visit meeting Club by mentees of the Ministry staff. His wife, Olive, and daughters Wenda Cuiberland and Gail Sylvester were present for the occasion. As a token of fellow workers' best wishes, Jack was presented Deputy-reeve John Lackie will represent Tiny Township at a ineeting of area municipalities to discuss plans for - the 1984 Papal Visit. Fire Chief Guy Maurice will also attend the meeting. Other council members will be unable to attend, as Council meets in a planning. session that evening. The invitation came from George MacDonald, assistant Co-ordinator of the Huronia Papal Visit. The meeting will be held one Feb. Jat the Highland Motel. Interim tax rate, penalties set ee a ge of matched luggage. Craighurst Women's Institute will again be , sponsoring card parties in the Community Hall on a bi-weekly basis. First Euchre for this year will be Friday, Tiny council briefs: Township of Tiny passed a Bylaw at last Wednesdays _-- meeting which set penalties for delinquent taxpayers at 1', percent per month. Council also set the interim tax levy at 50 percent of last year's mill rate. Airport Master Plan studied Huronia Airport Manager Steven Quaife has sent a copy of the Huronia Airport Master Plan to Council, soliciting their com- ments. Council passed on the report to Roger Robitaille, the town- ship's planning director, Jan. 20, al 8 o'clock. St. John's Anglican Church Vestry meeting will be held on Wed- nesday, Jan. 18, at the chureh at 7:30. The ACW held their January ineeting at the home of Mary Kendrick. Skating Club dance Elmvale Figure Skating Club is holding a dance on Saturday, Jan. 28 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.in. The dance will be held at the community hall with musie provided by the Northern Edition. There will be a lunch provided as well awarded. Tickets can be purchased for $6 per person and are Hardware, 1362. as a cash bar. Prizes will also be available at Campbell's Elmvale Sports or by calling 322- Indoor playground The 'Indoor Playground" at the Flos- Elimvale Library Opens for the New Year with People and places Tickets may be purchased at Whitfield's Drug Store, Penetanguishene General Hospital, or by calling Yvonne Healey at 322- 1675 or Carol Whithall at 322-2858. Monster Bingo Knights of Columbus will be holding a Monster Bingo on Thursday, Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the Canadian Legion in Barrie. There will be a jackpot worth $1,500. There wil! also be two special games each worth $150: 14 regular games at $50 each and five early-bird games for a total of $150. Altogether, over $2,700 must go. The price is $3 a book of 11 sheets with three games per sheet for all the above games. Players may Council meeting The next meeting of the Simcoe County Council will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 24 at 10 a.m. in the Council Chambers of the Administration Centre in Midhurst. Maple Syrup meeting The Maple Syrup Festival Committee will be holding a general meeting 0n Wednesday, Jan. 18, at 7:30 p.m. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss new ideas and put forth suggestions. The location of this meeting will be in the Village Council Chambers above the community hall. Everyone is invited to at- tend. use chips or dabbers. Euchre! Waverley Community Centre will be holding euchre nights every Friday night. The fun begins at 8 p.ni. and there will be a lunch provided as well as prizes awarded. For more information, please call 526-4540 or 322-1548. a new time. The fun will be on Tuesdays from 10:30a.m, On. Bring a picnic lunch if you like! If you would like more information, please contact the Public Library at 322-1482. January Thaw Elmvale Community Hall will be holding a dance on Saturday, Jan. 21, from 9 p.m. to 1 aalhie For the purchase of a $10 per couple ticket, you can dance to the varied sounds of the "French Connection" and enjoy a splendid lunch, There will also be a cash bar available. Turkey Shoot Elmvale and District Snowmobile Club is Waverley Recreation Committee meeting Waverley Recreation Committee will be holding a general meeting on Monday, Jan. 23, 8 p.m. Hwy. 93. The purpose of this at the Waverley Schoo! House on meeting is to elect new committee members for the coming year. If you are concerned about the continuation of this Committeeand the services it provides to the community, tend. you are asked to please at- holding a Turkey Shoot on Sunday, Jan. 29 from 12-4 p.m. at the Elmvale Lions Hall on Concession 7 of Flos. Proceeds are for the Elinvale and District Sno Ryder's. All are welcome to attend. 290 King St., GIANETTO'S wien. OF MIDLAND 526-2761 eee YOUR FRIENDLY GREENGROCER Canada no 1 Med. size TOMATOES Prod of USA LETTUCE Be 89°»°1.96 58' Prod of Spain, English UCUMBERS POLISH SAUSAGE $1.99 1». °4.38 i pe 1 39 /\b. | US nol ¢ Ji /7y\ BANANAS "| ORANGES 11° cat $1.69 Prod of Spain , Clementine 79% /lb.| PERRIER 86° /ke. US no 1 White US no 1, large size GRAPEFRUIT 4/7 .00 | cauunower fo Fiz, ORANGES $4.74 /kg.| WATER 695ml bottle 98° hey Jarisberg CHEESE *3.99 /ib. *8.78/ig All proceeds from this dance will be donated to the Penetanguishene General Hospital to help ensure their continued assistance {0 Our community. et Mr) 3 100 1 ave gat 3 Page 2, Wednesday, January 18, 1984 for study. Bicentennial Grant Pine 'Ridge Women's Institute of Wyevale requested. a grant of $100 from the Township to support their Bicentennial project. Pine Ridge W.I. plans to make a wall hanging and to plant a white pine or maple tree in their Centennial garden, to cominemorate Onta- rio's Bicentennial year. Council approved a grant of $100, which will be paid when the province sends _ its Bicentennial grant to Tiny, which is expected in the amount of $5,300. slection of officers was as follows: President - Coreen Tatton; Vice- Pres. - Mary Kendrick; Secretary - Fay Craig; Treasurer - J0yce Sinton; Social Service - Helen Booth. It was decided to purchase wool to make lap robes for some of the local nursing homes. The afternoon was_ spent quilting. This community was saddened by the death, al Royal Victoria Hospital, of Islay Emery (Mrs.: Telf. Emery, the former Islay Hili). Mrs. Einery tiad been a patient in hospital! for many iionths. She came to Craighurst as a_ bride almost forty years ago. She was a faithful supporter of Knox Presbyterian Church, and beloved by all her neighbours in the village. Her funeral was held from Lynn funeral Home, Elm- vale, on Friday, Jan. 13. Mrs. Lorne Handy has returned to her home in Barrie after spending three weeks with her daupher, Mrs. Max Craip. MASTER PLAN for RECREATION is presently being prepared by The Township of Georgian Bay We encourage all residents to become actively involved. Further information available at Township Office. 538-2337 Master Plan Committee