NS LATRESSA WILSON housewife People will bet no matter what At least this way bookmakers wont be making lot of money at it Some of the boolnnakcrs get caught but most of them dont Maybe so many citir ens wont be cheated out of their money oava wasr clerk Some one is going to make profit off betters whether its the partmutual brokerage firms Race horse betting is sport and would prefer to have betting remain on the tracks in the end suppose its ac tually up to the individual ï¬ts so course inthe practices and procedures of salary negotia tions sponsored by the Ontario Public School Trustees AssociaA Lion and being held in Toronto Jan i7 to 19 is not among the lmust attend events on the calcndars of board of education trustees Trustee Donald Beathy has asked for names at hoard mem bers who would like to attend the event But there have been few deï¬nite commitments to at tend so far with the teachers and hear their point of view and get some idea of what they want of the board has live members its chairman Donald Ecatty will be attending the short course next weekend however the other iour mem bers John Anders oi Barrie Angus Patton of Angus George Church of oriliia and Ray Ed wards of Vasey have all said they will not be able to attend litre Rita Phelps oi Grilla at the last meeting of the board said it appears most of the aboard members weer unwilling or unable to sit in on some of the interviews that were held last week when applications for some of the business adminis tration weer being considered And no one seems terribly con cerncd about attending the sal 5ary and negotiations seminar bookmakcrs or the alltrack committeeset up to meet momma ammo ASKS Do You Approve OfffTrack Betting SGT POLLEIT Base Bor den Sure think ofttrack betting is good idea it will help cut down the crookedness in betting dont see any harm to putting bet down Some people abuse betting and hurt their lamiltcs but theres nothing you can do about that away REG LEDIARD Retired think its fine idea Race tracks should le people in for nothing Oiltrack betting has been going on in England for centuries and it works well The English you know are the bettingert people there are tenursauenucs THE BARRIE EXAMTNER SATURDAY JANUARY 11 19695 Tew Trustees hhle To Attend Salary Negotiations Seminar We trustees must also cordin ue to learn said Mrs Prelps She added that the heavy schedule meclngs board members have ben asked to at tend may have dimmed some of the early enthusiasm that exist ed in closing her remarks to the beard Mrs Phelps said she would attend the salary and ne gotiations meeting in Toronto number of temporary corn rnittees have been set up by the board to handle problems re quiring immediate attention The ï¬nance committee was chaired by John McCulloughof Midland and included Joseph Whelan Ray flaring Donald Beatty and Matthew Kneeshaw The committee prepared the boards borrowing bylaw and produced report outlining the immediate problems the board senior administrative positions would have to deal with committee was set up to choose the director of education and screen applicants for other senioradmlnistratve positions Chaired by Dr John Anders the committee included Mrs Phelps irom Orillia and Stewart Fisher of Stroud large percentage of board members have yet to serve on and conunittec The structure and procedure to be used by the board makes extensive use the committee system BROOKDALE or Legalized On Races HENRY FORGET farmer think its great ruling Not only should just the peo ple watching horse race be able to bet but anyone inter ested should be able to put inabct lalso thinkit should cut down on lot of the illegal bootsmahiog thats now going on LARRY REED transport driver think oerack bet ting ll an excellent idea Right now bookmakers are operating illegally This Sup reme Court ruling will make placing bets cheaper and as sure payoffs MES MARGARET BURGE MA housewife belich betting should be restricted to race tracks When youre bet ting on horses naturally the best place to bet is at the track Houovcr ortvtradr betting could reduce the num ber of illegal bookmakersl they could ï¬nd them EN MATTHEWS Ontario Hydro think people should bet at the tracks They will be batting far more in their living rooms than they can realistically attord to be lN Town TONIGHT Bayshore The Cheerios WUNGES Continental inn Ruthie Paddison Quecm The Squires Brmkdale Park inn The Cavaliers Nottawasaga InnThe Hayden Review MOVIES RoxyLady In Cement ImperialThe Boston Strangler London lirea Fights losing Battle Against LONDON Ont GP Blin xardhound London and sur rounding Middlesex County and the traditional mowbeit areas of Perth and Huron counties contin ue to fight losing battle to off set slomia said to be the worn in more than on years While London received anoth er live more inches of snow up to pm Friday boosting the citys seasonal total to over so inches hardest hit was Huron County Wlngham which icceiveti 13 inches Thursday night was blanketed with an additional six to to inches by early Friday night That brought the areas total SHRINK INSTALLATION Annual installation at officers of Sheba Shrine Club will he held iollowing dimer Wednesday Jan 15 at pm at RCAF Association hall thgh SL Bar rie Members comprise Shriners from Simeon County Thomas Wood of Ramses Temple Tor onto will oificiatc Cline JOIN US FOR SUNDAY DINNER IN THE WONDERFUL ATMOSPHERE 0F ICENSED UNDER LLBO oi Orillla will succeed Terry Harris of Barrie as president Snowstorms snowfall to date to about 96 inches more than the total nonfall of 37 inches recorded last year All township roads and high ways in the district were closed Rail transportation was also snarled The was weekend service from Kineardlne to Palmerston was cancelledthe ï¬rst time thistrain service has been cancelled since February Name Winners 0t Flower Photo Contest mnflnm William new we idcnt of the Barrie Horticultural Society has announced spe clal meeting to be held March for the SatcthcPark Bind ï¬dsets will be sold to the pub lie and all proceeds will go din scaly to the fund Jack Ruddell photographer from lorooto will show Wmluute ï¬lm at the Central Collegiate Auditorium The winners of the societys 1966 photo contest have also been announced Judges Alex Wm Jack Butler and Wal ter Straser chose Bertha Hogan and Norman Synth chief winlt am out of ï¬eld 116 en tries in 15 Chisel other winners were Ruth Aac son Mrs lager Aarson Mrs Gaarlla Brown Hal hoper Gore don Reeva Mal Jaiiries and Edna Theodore This wedrs meeting was com ciudedby Enron Phillip who pro sentad travelogue with slides of his tour last manner through France Belgium Holland South ern Germany Austria Switzer land and bonded Seek Entrants For Camivai Queen Contest Plans are now being complet ed for the 1969 Hanrie Winter Carnival Queen contest organ iced again this year by the Bar rie laycettes The ï¬rst lady of the carnival Mill be armed ln ceremonies Saturday Feb to begin series of activities lasting more than week The place oi the crowning is to be announced in the near iuture To qualify for the contest en ihanta must be in years of age or over resident of Simcoe County married or single sport mlnded and willing to comply with Carnival Queen Contest committee rules High school students are elig ible for their own separate Teen Queen contest The chairman of the Carruval Queen Contest Pat Shellswell said today that cooperation from local merch ants hal been excellent this yeag Many new prizes have to added for this years con Mrs Shellswell said the cons mittee will be meeting again Monday night at which time it hoped plans for the contest will he completed Entry forms are new unit able Anyone interested in on terlng may contact June Ever Any merchant who has not been reached and wishes to con tribute prizes may contact Vir ginia Orr man enters TORONTO Wholesale to retail carton eggs average weighted prices quoted by the department of agriculture as of Friday large 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