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' Building together Bob Bray, president of Midland Buildall, presents a cheque for $4,000. to deputy reeve Pat Armstrong of Port McNicoll toward the community building that will house the Anglers and Hunters, represented by Wayne Simpson. On the left is Marshal Laurin, who drew up the plans for the building. Anglers, Hunters 'Buildall' in Port. Midland Buildall is a member of a team that helped construct a com- munity building in Port McNicoll's Talbot Park. Last week Buildall presented a $4,000 che- que to the Port MecNicoll council and to the Anglers and Hunters association, who have donated labor _ for quarters for new change rooms, a youth centre, and its own clubroom. Buildall owners, the Bray family, are into their third generation in the business, according to Keith Donaldson, Buildall's general manager. He said, "Because it's a family business, they like to put money back in the community,' Donaldson said. Frank's father started the business, according to Donaldson. Now Frank is owner and his son, Bob, is president. Things generally came together to start the pro- ject. The Anglers and Hunters were looking for quarters to hold func- tions, and the youth group needed better facilities than the park's change rooms. Without sacrificing the puilding's ownership, the village made an arrange- ment with the Anglers and Hunters that they sould have use of the top floor as long as the club was in existence, deputy reeve Pat Armstrong 2xplained. The Anglers and Hunters put in $5,000 and the labor, Wayne Simpson of the associa- 'ion added. He said the youth group helped out, 00. The club lost no time ynce it received the go ahead from the town. "The next day we had the hole dug. By the next weekend the footings were in,"' Simpson noted. The members pitched n. "We usually got 20 to 25 people out on a weekend,' Simpson recalled. Buildall was a team member from the beginn- ing. Marshal Laurin, foreman, draftsperson and chief estimator for the Midland company, drew plans for less than a third of the normal cost. Simpson expects the in- side work to be done this spring, "not before the baseball season," to be exact. The Anglers and Hunters are looking for- ward to a place for their meetings. The group works to preserve the wetlands of Ontario. The new spot also will serve for suppers, Santa Claus day for the kids, and home base for hayrides, according to Simpson. sce TTONEw, Body Toning Clinics Stop Smoking «Lose Weight LASER THERAPY AT DIETTONE CLINIC Safe, effective, painless For appointment call 794.7399 Elmvale speaks up Elmvale will be represented today at the first hearing into the pro- posal to dump garbage at Site 41 in Tiny Township. Reeve Ken Knox will be at the meeting in the Midland town hall to voice Elmvale's concerns over the location of the proposed landfill, which is located on Tiny Township's Concession 2, near the Wye River. you. 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TOURNAMENTS! e Gymnastics e Bridge e Martial Arts e Shuffleboard e Art Display e Darts © Model Airplanes e Chess e Model Trains e Snooker e Schooner Bee e Euchre e Air Cadets e Volleyball e Racquetball EVENTS! * Wye Marsh Winter Morning e Square Dance e Montreal Oldtimers Hockey Swimming MSS Alumni Basketball Skiing Childrens Slumberfest Pancake Breakfast Winterfest Chili Lunch For Information, Call: 526-4770 SHOWS! ¢ Community Sports Awards Wye Marsh Talent Search Tanglefoot Concert Adult Dance Figure Skating Show FREE PROGRAMS! e Official Opening of the Askennonia Seniors Centre Ice Skating Tours of the Griffon Scouts & Guides Walk Snow Snake Throwing Horse Drawn Wagon Rides Best Snowman Contest L'école secondaire Le Caron invite les parents des eleves de 8e année a une soirée d'information le jeudi 19 janvier de 19 h 00 a 21 h 00 a la cafétéria de |'école Au programme e les certificats de bilinguisme e le programme d'enrichissement a Le Caron ® une rencontre des enseignants e la philosophie de |'école secondaire Le Caron e |'organisation générale du secondaire e les études cooperatives e les activités parascolaires e la préparation aux études post-secondaires e le point de vue des parents et des éleves Pour plus de renseignements, veuillez communiquer avec le directeur, M. Yvon Levert, 549-3202 Le conseil de |l'éducation du comté de Simcoe. Parent Information Night Ecole Secondaire Le Caron DATE: January 19, 1989 7:00 p. in the cafeteria m. to 9:00 p.m. Presentation to include: e the certificate of bilingualism © our enrichment program e our teaching staff e the school's philosophy ¢ general organization of the secondary school e the co-operative studies program e co-curricular activities © preparation for post-secondary education e a parent's perspective For more information please call the principal, Mr. Yvon Levert, 549-3202. Simcoe County Board of Education PO Re I eR ee RT Py ag DP A RR ee atest ee «Wednesday. Jaguary.18, A989, Page 9 OBET BT WeUhBk yRbesnboW (2 eyes