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OVQlaeaS SPEAKS ON FRENCH SCHOOL ISSUE Joe Pipe Windsor speaks in favor of parent keeping children out of class in protest otcr the French school issue held at he University of Win dsor Both parents and stud enls attended the WP lholo meeting Over two million Olympic tickets still to be sold MONTREAL tCll 0043 million tickets for va rioUs events at the 1976 Summer Olympic Games put up for sale last year 25 million remain un sold it was announced Tliurs day They vill be sold on first come firstserved baSis by mail order and direct sale here offi cials said Canadians had already purv chased 750000 unskeiz ilult Americans thought 21mm and sales amounted to 500000 Ln=old iiCkEts were re called at the end of 1973 Kenneth Farmer director general of spectator sales for the Olympic organizing comv mitice said CilTlIifllallS coming to the Games from outside the Montreal area should writi lll mediatclv for availability lists of tickets to avoid iii appomtment lhe lids and order forms are available at the following at dress COJO Tic Mime 803 1°76 Montreal Queue Organizing comnuttee total debt Roger Rousseau said de mand has been heaviest in such popular events mm tics track and field cyclin mi mimic Ln separate riraxr mo hadians won the right to pll chase two rickety apiece tor the Olympic opening and clozin Flies to Russia for operation TORONTO CP Bub Hurt farmer rave Allllti uh luv been paralyzed since crash at iiiciiahaiuii Ii lihii hog boon town to Leningrcd to undergo an operation to restore the use of his arms and legs llurts lcozirtrc from Wazlh ington Wednesday ended two 56315 of negotiziiuns to enable him to hate the operation which may allOW him to walk again Doctors at tho Polenov Neuro surgical lnrtitute in Leningrad performed Similar operation two years ago on 17yearold Edgar Rfflpllfll of Toronto in jured in motorcycle accident in H71 lteiprich started learn ing to milk two months infer the operation EMERGENCY NUMBERS ler Dept 7983 City Poll TWSififi Ambulance borrico 1368103 7266484 OPP NEW IN TOWN mddontknow whichmywm can one 170 7261454 4240676 Ywlbegbayoudd ceremonies in fieliCK in gional lotteries completed here Thursday In the last of the trans li fill thuhcvcrx won lin iUit to purchase the tickets They were coming toilet Canadian who entered the draws li ltousseau said Quehccers sent total of it 29 special application no caiils which hat in no Hygiiirl before Der int viur awarded iI1 rrwiwrmn in Mr number of applictitii un rm ceivcd About five per coat of the tal entries were rejected in cause they lacked twwtma is or lid not catiiorm to mu lttl lotions lllr regiunil lactioilzill tolwrtri draw cuztselleil because if mm plicLitiong following lad cit postal strike rtij rt I11ii Illr sale Choose from wide selection of fibres colours and patterns deep plushes twists scrolls snags velvets htlo cut loops commercial and many more MoBImadLoom Canadas leading brands from major mills Some priced loss than youd expect to pay whole Ullitiuls said that within luv or so winners will rccehe liitll advising illtj ri cu itlcii to purchase two ticket to the ulltlillli or closing certmo we in specific piicc cutcgiiws ranging from $3 to $40 lho will have until April 13 to indicate by means of reply ruinl gitmilcl with hiar mittc whither ijwi zll ik rs in tho Ultimosuit etahum llii Ill Illi iv mlgt liiltJll yiir ThugJim nut lu per cent rooms hooked throuzii the gtno llutt been cancelled MIN of he czinccllcfihib are reduction in requests for lodg ii by travel ZlifllLlC and at lll cill Cr port$ riltCttO llT1ll toll llrrternon ilt911l1tgt 2n rs tugttuani Mowo and la all new lllllil tn tiuuv rout itiiiil ri ll lif child li MONTREAL CiPl Spokes men for the 180000member Quebec public service unions common front say they are sat isfied with iwvii= of the halfday walkout Thursday by an estimated 105000 workers The common front frustrated by lagging contract talks with the Quebec g0vernmcnt flexed its muscles for the first time began in what was described as dress rehearsal for possible general strike next month The walkout was more suc cessful than we really ex pected said common front co rd Sarge Deniers Were very encouraged by the resultlt especihilv when iii consider its our first province LOS ANGELES AP And so its Goodbye Colombo for Peter Falk No regrets no long farewells just shrug of the trenchcoated shoulders and out the door lhats thc hulkColuuiho style lle wasnt looking for any fanfare when he did the last of 36 chapters of Columbo the NBC demiseries in fact he seemed more anxious to talk about television movie Gril fin and Phoenix lll tliih lic stars with Jill Clculiurgh on ABC Friday night Its show Im very proud of see it he urged Yes but what ulmii Colv umbo star cant simiin end five years of an himnational hit without llllllLl llltltwl $201382 spent on PMs offices fil1 Cfl ion $3oit24a has been noon ti nishiuu arr equipping oliiccK for Prime Minister Tlll0ii and his rib ll Parliament llill 11 the last years the Com nions was told liJistl About twothirds of lhu ll lillilll0lJ0flll oi the piiii minidrrs lim porsnnrd nit in the curve Block llltl li flock of Vurlianien or furni furt iuiipineu fixture wr pctfi lt OPEN MONDAYFRI AY lOTIL9 TURDAY to 220 BAYVIEW DR BAR IE Free SHOP AT HOME Service is available even with these savings Financing can be arranged Free estimates with no obligations At Mr Broadloom Warehouses quality and service are guaranteed 105000 OUT FOR HALF DAY +Wa1kout satisfies Quebec workers wide action organized on pretty short notice The government is obviously dealing with vigorous com bative workers who arent about to take the heat off until satisfactory contracts are signed The walkout was seen as major test of support from members before key common front stuaxegy mcetinr March when union leaders may order strike vote Scores ot school boards can celled afternoon classes for more than one million students after walkout by 60000 Wenchspeaking teachers from the Ollfiltt Teachers Feder ation 22110 Most of Quebecs 30 Junior Bye Columbo for Peter Folk the series will go out Will bang the final chapter being bigScale production called Last Salute to the Commodore Ihe gossip around Universal studios was that the episode was zoom ing over budget perhaps as far as $2 million Ridiculous Folk said doubt if it will cost much over one million The last episode features Rob ert Vaughn Diane Baker and Wilfer HydeWhite and rccted by Patrick McGoohan who may prove the link to pro longation of Colombo llten lat came on the show as guest tar he was elec trif mg commented Falk Lllti he returned to tilt sfiuzi and lit llilittl Coomb Eito aroilv irit In the last show he was truly remarkable Why give up hit series You got hut that lulk feels hustling the same character slx to eight times MR on lV is li beneath his prowes as an ac mig 1m ho birilltfl he doing in ct Ililfcreiit more serious llu lm tllillligt greet pride in Colombo pzirticulzrlv its international impact He tells these stories GLIUES IiAllDLY liw mambo of Africa is 1ili lint Mural ziulze flitl Hill Eiilv rapili through trees and along the ground TIL 7267471 éBram ton Kingtn Barrie OttaWa North Bay Sudbury StCatharines Sault teMarie MississaiJgakWindsor Winnipegf nu colleges were closed and classes were cancelled for too 000 students when 8000 teachers held similar aftenuoon pro test halflay walkout by 2700 English Catholic teachers not part of the common front but engaged in contract talks with the province resulted in can celled classes for an additional 40000 students in the Montreal area About 41000 liriillh mire workers joined the teachers halting all but GillCIJCllty serv ices lll many hospitals Patcnts in the 60 affected hospitals suffered minor irrita tionacancellcd treatments dc laycd meals and unchanged bedsduring the walkouts but no serious problems were re ported Hospitiail workers lllillilll what the union considered to be essential services The protest was the largest since the unprecedented general strike by 200000 public service workers in 972 during the last round of contnact talks between the Quebec government and common front of the same un ion federations The workers stayed out to Sizes to DfSCOUNl BOMBSHELL CHILDREN SLEEPERS Assorth colors Easily washed Sizes to 299 Limited quantities Washable Perfect for pillows ABOVE ITEMS ON SALE SATURDAY FEBRUARY 3th ONLY BAYFIELD STREET HWY 27 mi DISCOUNT conceited tAbIts nun suns 100 Polyester Machine washable Limited quantities orscoUntf BOMBSHELL JACQUARD BATH TOWELS Assorted prints iiiiiiiiii etc lb bug 121 limited quantities DISCOUNT BOMBSHELL ASTOROLITE llGHTERS Assorted patterns and styles Butane Limited quantities THE BARBIE EXAMINER FRIDAY FEBRUARY 27 1976 lot of 10 rlovs in that protest and Quebecs three top la urged from low of xlfln bcn healer were iilel in 32 week to upwards of 0500 last citing members to disregard year provincial backtowork legisla Other union demands include tion minimum starting mlary of $165 week job security re IROGRhSSED SLOWLY 1ch workload and improved Nonwage talks have lmg benefits The previous contract rcsscd slowly Since last May 50 um workers cxviiired last when the unions began negotiat June 30 11113 confront to one The Confederamm Of National Plled 135 June 30 all Trade Unions Cieri the Que 11i bcc Federation of Labor QED The common front seeks 23 and the QTF represent the 180 percent average salary in 000 common front isirkcm out crease while the Quebec gov of total of 260000 public serv ernment has offered between ice workers eight and 12 per CElli4SalallES for AUTORAMA 76 at BAYFIELD MALL l5 999 DiSCOUNf BOMBSHELL LLXIIIOLS TUB CHAlRS Gold loss Green or Melon No sag springs Tufted velvet 4500 limited quantities IO °o cotton 121 DiSCOUNt BOMBSHELL insuiiissuns Navy or brown Sizes 36 to 44 Limited quantities 499 Limich quantities toys quilts 247 BARRlE