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waiverme vi 15 Etfult kc IBThe Barrie Examiner Saturday March 27 1976 HELP WANTED AVON Laid off Nows the best time to make top SS selling AVON Be an independent Sales Representative Sell world famous cosmetics popular fragrances family products at competitive prices jewelery and more many shown on TV Be your own boss No ex perience necessary Profitable opening in Barrie and Simcoe County Call 7289652 today for in LOST VALUED family pet la whits male Samoyed Chimo T3 IlBgtTyfleld Cundles area Please call 7283046 reward LOST TERRIER black with grey marking Ian hair medium size answers to Graver los 4th line Cro Reward $1500 Telephone 728 1701 or 7263649 PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 7286581 If you drink thats your business If you want to quit thats ours Call any time FOR SALE travel arrangements Try per sonalized service Hays Travel Service 728 4700 ENGLISH RIDING instruction indoor arena minutes from Barrie Windy Haugh Farm 7260l92 TELECARE Wh fight our problem aloneE Let friend he Call Telecare 7267922 anytime INCOME TAX returns personal and small business also bookkeeping for contractors ewew or write Po small firms recrose Box 485 Barrie Ont No PERMANENT REMOVAL of su erfluaus hair 27 ia Hrenchuk certifi electralogist Obllgchon LEL ANTHONY HUTTER of 259 Dunlap St Apt 712 Barrie will not be responsible for any debts incurred in my name without my written consent from this date March 25th md PALMISTRY BY James Day and Evenings Call7288868 HELP WANTED terview Bill Graul 7293392 HELP WANTED BUILD FUTURE IN RETAIL MANAGEMENT Manager Trainee for new location in Barrie Na experience necessary month training program supplied Saary plus bonus plan after training period Reply to MR LEWIS Mikes Milk Ltd 85 Patterson Rd BARRIE Ont M30 FOREMAN Fl With up to years surpervisory experience in manufacturing Knowledge of metal stamping plating and heat treating processes would be an asset APPLY IN CONFIDENCE TO LEONARD TODD Decor Metal Products 140 Bay St MIDLAND Ont A3 MANSFIELDDENMAN GENERAL COMPANY LIMITED JOHN STREET BARRIE 7256520 PRODUCTION WORKERS limited number of vacancies in the plant has occurred and the company will accept applications up to pm Thursday April Minimum physical requirements height ft inches stocking feet weight 155 lbs Application forms available from security office M29 JOB OPPORTUNITIES Sa esperson THE PERSON we are looking for is sales oriented with pleasing personality and the ability to meet people at all levels Knowledge of landscaping equipment and college education is desired but not essential THE JOB Challenging travelling in the Barrie area and west to Lake Huron selling equipment to an established dealer organization this includes the location and development of new accounts CompensatIOn is proportionate to personal effort Excellent fringe benefits company vehicle supplied THE COMPANY wellestablished in and outside of Ontario selling broad range of grounds maintenance equipment Please forward complete resume to BOX P46 Barrie Examiner M29 SHOP SUPERVISOR experienced only need apply Must have Class mechanics licence and be able to supervise 14 bay ser vice department CENTENNIAL PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER 1973 LTD 7260393 100 Bradford Street Barrie FROELICH OR JACKSON HELP WANTED BOYS HELP WANTED Full or parttime male or female or couple If you own car can show you the way to earn comfortable living For confidential in HELP WANTED BOOKKEEPER position for full time ex perienced bookkeeper is available In ths Barrie area Applicants must be fully ex perienced with preference given to those with retail background Knowledge anc skill in handling payroll accounts pa able accounts receivable trial balance pro It and loss statements etc are essential Ap plicants must be ambitious pleasant and of good character able to work and corn municate effectively In large retail organization Ability to assume lncreasec work load and added responibllitles Is re quired secure challengin and financial ly rewarding career with gynamlc retailer awaits the successful applicant Complete and detailed resumes may be submitted to Box No P37 Barrie Examiner All replies strictly confidential REAL ESTATE Salespeople required ex rIence preferred al enquiries kept con idential Contact Bob Saunders for details Saunders Real Estate 72631 anytime RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY experienced Must have above average qualifications good grooming essential some shorthand prelered Fleming and Associates 7283309 anytime WANTED KITCHEN Supervisor must be qualified for Inventory and stock control Ap ply in person Wayfare Coakstown Highway 400 and B9 UNRESTRICTED MONEY Experienced sales representatives now call lng on stores office and apartment buildings motels hotels restaurants in dustries factdries churches schools banks hospitals etc to sell our notionplly advertised longerlife guaranteed lighting products no barrier car necessary Sideline or ulltime Highest commissions plus bonus gift and travel awards paid every Tuesday on automatic yearround repeat business No technical knowledge needed as our Sales Manual shows you how to make money with your very first call This is our 32nd year in Canada and our biggest Choice protected territory of Barrie and district must be filled immediately Write Doytron Box 420 Hamilton Ontario SHOE SALESPERSON Expariencod Apply Tudhope Shoes Ltd Orlllio Ont Phone 705325589l RESTAURANT AND gas bar help Breakfast cook plus full and part time kitchen help Must be neat and clean and willing worker Experience preferred but not essential Waitress full and part time only pleasant neat and willln workers need apply Gas bar attendants ull and part time Caribou Restaurant and Gas Bar Hi hway 11 north half way between Barrie on Orillia Apply to New Management 7370468 MATURE LOVING person needed immediate ly for night staff duties at Childrens home Call 7268861 between and pm RECEPTIONISTSECRETARY experienced Must have above average qualifications good grooming essential some shorthand preferred Fleming and Associates 7283309 anytime WANTED Kitchen Supervisor must be qualified for inventory and stock control Ap ply in person Wayfare Cookstown Highway 400and B9 WAITRESS WAITER reqiiired Monday ia Friday am to pm Green Corner Restaurant Telephone 7286711 MATURE PERSON to work mm In childrens home Contact Janie of 7208737 PRESSURE OPERATOR required for portable udaraplds pressure Experience necessary Contact DishenFarrand Ltd Box 68 Barrie 7260274 REAL ESTATE salespeople required ex perience preferred all enquiries kepf can Iidentiol Contact Bob Saunders for details Saunders Real Estate 7264 ll anytime MANAGER FOR ladies wear store in Barrie Must have sales experience and be able to take charge of entire store Salary will com mensurate with ability For further informa tion please call Robert 7286066 NATIONAL SATIRICAL Publication offers career in publishing for industrious aspiring journalist willing to start at bottom and work up Write to Beaver Bites 344 Bloor St West Suite 601 Toronto Ontario PHOTOGRAPHER required for wedding ex perience helpful Contact Len Marriott after 6pm 7281050 PERSONS WITH very heavy and pleasant male voices and elegant and sweet female voices For voice recording purposes Please write with details to Box P48 Barrie Exr aminer l6 Bayfield St Barrio BARRIES LARGEST Toxi Company requires owner driven cars Must be late models Radio meter and roof light supplied Telephone 7266100 WATKINS PRODUCTS requires people for door to door taking orders for medicated ointment pepper etc Write Mr Barber 504 Limeridge Court Hamilton Phone 14163882530 EXPERIENCED lubrication technician or cellant working conditions comprehensIve insurance medical coverage above average compensation for the right man Telephone 7261885 Pat Donahue Service Manager Georgian Pontiac Buick GMC Limited 145 Bradford St Barrie CONSTRUCTION superintendents and foreman woman required for Housing Pro iects Contact Engineered Structures Com ponents Mrs Matheson 416 2970981 PO Box 40 Unionville Ontario Part time Small appliances Suitable for semiretired person Enquiries Service repairsVP Box 968Barrie PART TIME truck driving Security guards re quired Potential full time employment Chauffeurs licence required must be ban doble 726 6720 HOUSEKEEPER Required for retired gentleman widower no children to live in comfortable modern home salary agreeable to the right person Apply Box P49 Barrie Examiner PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PARTTIME help required for Merle Norman Cosmetics experienced referred Call Mrs Pattimore at 7264982 be are pm OPENING for an ambitious salesperson commencement salary from $6 to S900 per month plus bonus Must have Grade 11 minimum and three years business ex perience Call 7261436 Monday through Friday to 12 arn REQUIRED far Cookstawn area housekeeper to live in from March 81h to June 23rd to care for two teenage girls For further informa tion call 4589709 gt ELECTROLUX Full or parttime male or female or couple If you own car can show you the way to earn comfortable living For confidential In terview phone Bill Graul 7283392 HELP WANTED AND GIRLS Earn Extra Money In Your Spare Time THE BARRIE EXAMINER HAS ROUTE OPENINGS in the following areas STAYNER MINESING MAPLE AVE MARY ST AREA NOAM HEATHER AREA COOK NAPIER AREA OAK ST NORTHPARK AREA CECIL ST TRAILER PK ANGUS SANFORD JOHN AREA ECCLES WELLINGTON AREA CODRINGTON NELSON ST AREA 28 DONALD ST AREA AMELIA EUGENIA ST VINCENT AREA LETITIA ST WEST OF ANNE ST Please fill out the application below and return itto THE BARRIE EXAMINER Circulation Dept 16 Bayfield St Barrie OR PHONE 7266539 Name HELP waurro EMPLOYMENT WANTED PROFESSIONAL SALES representative resl dent Barrie with 20 years experience In advertising and sales seeks to represent local company for area For resume write P45 The Barrie Examiner PROFESSIONAL SALES representative resi dent Barrle with 20 years experience In advertising and sales seeks to represent local company for area For resume write P45 The Barrie Examiner EXPERIENCED mother wDTIiabysir In sown home Oakley Park School area Telephone 7281445 YOLFIG MAN lookin for work as apprentice mechanic and sign an Grade 12 graduate own tools also references Please Call 726 ms LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF ERNEST HENRY ROBERTS DECEASED All claims against the Estate of Ernest Henry Roberts late of the City of Barrie in the County of Simcoe who died on or about the 3rd day of March 1976 must be filed with the un dersigned an or before the 15th day of April 1976 after which date the be distributed having regard only Estate will to the claims of which the un dersigned shall then have notice DATED at Barrie Ontario this Ilth day of March 1976 ERIC ALFRED ROBERTS by his Solicitors MESSRS CONDER SUGG BIGELOW MILLER KENNY 23 Owen Street BARRIE Ontario M2027A3 TENDERS COUNTY OF SIMCOE and BARRIE ANO ORILLIA SUBURBAN ROADS COMMISSIONS TENDERS FOR MATERIALS AND SERVICES SEALED TENDERS plainly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned un til 1000 am on Wednesday April 2131 l976 for the following materials and services MATERIALS Prices quoted for materials are to include delivery to any point in the County and where ap plicable Federal and Provincial Sales Taxes must be indicated Plans and specifications are TENDERS TOWNSHIP or ESSA TENDER FOR SCREENING SAND Tenders for screening sand clearly marked as to contents will be received by the un dersigned Clerk until 500 pm Thursday April 22 1976 Tender forms specifications etc may be obtained from the undersigned All bidders must use these forms Lowest or city tender not necessarily accepted Card of Thanks 25 words In Memoriam no verse Coming Events BIRTHS GOOD NEWS STORY When you announce the birth of your child In The Barrie Ex aminer clippings of the notice are available ARTHUR ROTH for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to clerkgrreosurer mall your friends and relatives In those far away places Place an announcement after PO BOX l0 birth Call The Barrie Examiner Classified Angus Ontario E71 Phone 705 4357091 M3 A7 MURIELS or 94 FLOWERS 77 BAYFIELD sr ITS 7281561 $532 flfinuAub FOR WASHROOM BUILDING CONTRACT NO 76l4 MAC MORRISON PARK GROVE STREET EAST FLOWER FAIR The Florist Who Cares GROVE DUCKWORTH PLAZA Verse per count line extra Death Notices Engagements Birth $450 maximum 40 words additional words cents per word $450 Additional words cents per word $450 20 cents per line $294 per column inch CARDS OF THANKS our recent bereavement COMING EVENTS DISCARD SALE BARRIE CENTRAL COLLEGIATE CAFETERIA FRIDAY APRIL 2nd BEGINNING AT PM Featuring Sale of Homemade Baking Plant Boutique Band Mothers Barrie Control Collegiate Band For pickup of discard items FOR THE CORPORATION OF 7268642 telephone 7266070 or 7266365 THE CITY OF BARRIE Jyl5 M2731Al BINGO LATOUR PEARSALL Mr and Mrs David Sealed stipulated sum tenders 31° 97 0W Slwh EWrd °¢° en em In dupIIcate In specral tender to Keit gearll°sonof Miifinéhrifllflili envejopes availabje from The Pearsall of Toronto The wedding is to take City of Barrie plainly marked as Elifilifiillfi Mar Roma camolc pm to contents erI be received by ExtraorgfimamimnaMarquee CANADAN LEGION the City Clerk City Hall Barrie s°d °° p°°d °°° 99 Branch 147 ment of their daughter Marilyn Laura lean to Mr John Forster son of Mr and Mrs Forster of Shanty Bay The wedding will take place May I976 at St James Church 95°94 until PM April 1976 for the construction of Washroom Building irt Mac Morrison Park Barrie Tender DEATHS Openmg cl 05 pm on WEST HERBERT GEORGE at the Royal Vic same date toria Hospital Barrie Thursda March 25 1976 Herbert George West beloved hus band of Beatrice Urry brother of Harold West of Coakstawn and Evelyn Mrs Robert Stafford of Allistan Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley St Barrie Com Office Cny Barrie on plate service in the chapel on Saturday Mar ch 27 at pm Interment Barrie Union deposit of $2500 refundable cmiay and will be on display at The McLEOD STACEY LEE ANN Suddenly at her home in Ottawa on Thursday March 26th Borne Bmlders Exchange 1976 Stacey Lee Ann in her Ilth year belov ed daughter of Ron and Lyn McLeod No visiting privileges except for immediate family There will be Mass held at St Annes Church Niagara Falls on Monday at l000 am Interment Fairview Cemetery NIagora Falls at 200 ARMSTRONG WILLIAM At The Royoeric toria Hospital Barrie Thursday March 25 available to General Con tractors only from The Clerks Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Late ten ders will not be accepted M2527A1 AUCTION SALES 1976 William Armstrong of Barrie in his 66th year Dearly beloved husband of Mary Max AUCTION SALE Inrr Davson dear father of Sheila Mrs louis Bristaw of Utopia and Thomson Elmore 8th Annual Brooklrn Distrrct Ammo or no war ba sadly missed by New and Used Farm Machinery grandchildren Willow Michaud of Parry Aucfion Sale Sound Cynthia Bristow of Kitchener William and Pamela Brrstow of Utopia April and sayurdayl Apr 3rd at 1030 Todd Armstrong of Barrie one great grandson Matthew Michaud resting at The 0171 Fawcett Funeral Home Ht hland Dr Fleshorton where service wrl be held on Saturday March 27 at pm Interment Presbyterian Cemetery Feversham STURGEON KENNETH at Toronto General Hospital on Thursday March 25 1976 Kenneth Sturgeon of Churchill in his TRACTORS Include Case 2470 wduals cab and Acond PTH 175 HP White 1870 wcab 100 HP like new MF iese 7lst year beloved husband of Sheila 00 Burgess Dear lather of Roger of Barrie Neil cellent MT 1085 600 hrsd of Churchill and Kent of Vancouver Dear Oliver 1800 diesel 03 1212 Grandfather of Christine Michael Kathryn Patricia and Timothy Brother of Edgar of diesel DB I200 WDB loader and Pstrg 08 990 08 880 Belarus 500 wcab 70 HP 711 FWD skidsteer loader SUGGALICEE AtM kk MF Wloader MF gas Gravenhurst an Frrdz tITAcltichlHsttrtfg To wFreeman loader MF 2200 AliceE Byles beloved wrfe of the late Albert Sugg in her ILXJth oar Laving mother of gas IndUSlnal 200 loader Stanley of Bracebmlge and Mabel Mrs MF 40 TTOCIOI fork llfT Selltck George Wright of Barrie Grandmother of Judy Wright Manon Mrs Burns Jack and Churchill Predeceased by sisters Edna and Elizabeth Resting at the Hughes Funeral Home Cookslown lor ervIce on Sunday March 28 at pm Interment 6th Line Cemetery Innislil mast 6000 Lb l4 ft plus many as included or extra many other models to choose Bituminous patching materials from anionic and cationic emulsrons HAY EQUIPMENT fencingandsteelposts wooden MF no bole new posts weed control chemicals Haybine Used balms Mswers calcium chloride in bags and Rakesek bulk applied pavement GRAN EQOIPMENT marking materials signs and Seed drills Co plomers sign blanks snow fence Wagons Harvesters etc TILLAGE EQUIPMENT Discs Cultivators Plows etc OTHER EQUIPMENT corrugated steel culverts ac cording to specific list available upon request standard steel beam guardrail and PTO manure Spreaders race lm erpogs Wagons Mixmill Lawn and SERVICES garden tractors Snowmobiles Contract No 7601 Supply Traners Crush and Spread 58 Crushed Maintenance Gravel Certified cheque of is required Contract No 76037 Supply and Apply approximately 250 tons AUCTIONEERS NOTE Again we are offering superb lineup of quality tractors and other equipment to meet your annual needs So join us and FERGUSON ANNE Mrchael Hospital Toronto on Friday March 26 I976 Anne Frances Walton beloved wife of the late Harold Ferguson Dear mother of Margaret Grandmother of David Marianne Bremner of Toronto Rustin Funeral Mass at St Marys urch Dorrie On Tuesday March 30 at If Interment St Marys Cemetery Robert Sugg all of Barrie Herbert Sugg of Brocebridge Island Jean Mrs Allan Fraser of Ottawa and Ruth Mrs Belyea af Kin ston Sur vived also by 22 great grandchil ran and MF greatrgreal grandchildren Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley St Bar rte after Sunday Funeral arrange Frank Sugg of Manitoulin Resting at the ment later FRANCES At St Mrs Brough of Sornia Stephen and sister of ElIzabeth Mrs at the Steckley AN EASTER TRIBUTE TO YOUR LOVED ONES With the significance of Easter °l quUld COICIUIT Chloride you too will become satisfied Day in mind consider an In slolmoo cemth Cheque buyer Memoriam asa tribute to your reqmred LOCAIION loved ones It is beautiful Contract No 7604 Supply and Apply Bituminous Primer and Sand Cover Certified cheque of is required Contract No 7605 Surface Treatment including equipment and Materials Certified cheque of required Brooklin Ontario Herons Lot mile east of Brooklin corner of Thickson Road or Highway 401 to interchange No 68 bet ween Whitby ond Oshawa then miles north on Thickson Road Terms cash or cheque Tractors selling 1200 noon Under cover Refreshments and meals available County Tender Forms andEn velopes must be used for Item Services Further information and tender forms may be secured from the office of the undersigned The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Sales Mgrs 4169858161 M2731 Engineers Office County Administration Building BARRIE EXAMINER Midhurst Ontario LOL Ixo WANT ADS Clark MASC PEng County of Simcoe Engineer 7282414 M27 TENDERS rmoiiis THE DISTRICT MUNTCIPALITY or MUSKOKA WILL RECEIVE Tenders for the supply supply and haul and supply haul and place Granular on various District roads under the following tender numbers and estimated quantities as listed Tender No 197611 5500 tons Tender No 197612 8300 tons Tender No 197613 2300 tons Tenders will be received until 1200 Noon EST THURSDAY APRIL 15th I976 Tender documents may be obtained upon payment of $1000 non refundable deposit at the office of the undersigned All tenders must be submitted on the District Tender Form Tenders received after the closing time as listed shall be con sidered an Improper bid and shall be returned unopened The tenders will be Opened publicly at 130 PM EST Thursday April 15th 1976 in the District Administration Building Pine Street Bracebrldge Ontario The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted STEWART WATTS PEng District Engineer District Municipality of Muskoka PO Box 1720 Bracebrldge Ontario P08 1C0 M2627293031 KAHN AUCTION SERVICES gesture of love and devotion to the memory of mother father wife husband daughter son or those beyond the kin In the sincere hope of rendering helpful service to those who wish appropriate to select an memoriam notice for Easter time the Classified Department of The Barrie Examiner will publish SPECIAL MEMORIAM TRIBUTES SATURDAY APRIL 17 To ensure that your message ap pears at this time Telephone 728 write BEFORE WED 2414 or NESDAY APRIL 14 M31 IN MEMORIAMS REID LILLIAN MAUDE past away one year ago March 28 1975 Dear mother and grand mother we know how you suffered so you could stay with us few years longer but now all your suffering and disc polntmonts are stillJond you can live with ad In peace and we who are left behind can bear the loss because we know ou are at peace at last Sadly missed but aveingly remembered by Elizabeth Normand Paul Chantal and Shane AUCTION SALE immediate family circle faithful friend or St Vincent St and Cundles Rd JACKPOT $400 CONSOLATION 51 oo srr BARRIE Horticultural Society MEETING Thursday April Ist at 800 pm SpeakerJohn Clark on the subject of Gods Rock Garden Illustrated M2731 DISCARD SALE FRIDAY APRIL 6pm to pm ST ANDREWS CHURCH Owen and Worsley For details 7262543 M2027A1 ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 7282414 Classlied advertisements and notices for these pages must be received by at day preceding publication with the ex caption of Classified Display advertisements which must be In by two days prior to publIcatIon UIRIHS ENGAGEMENTS MARRIACES DEATH NOTICES 40 words S4 50 Additional words ts per word CARD Of THANKS 25 words S4 50 Ad ditional words is per word IN MEMORIAM NOTICES No verse 54 50 Wth verse per count IIne 70 cents per Ine COMING EVENTS $2 94 par column Inch 24 WORD MINIMUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Cash DIscount Rates apply if paid within days One or two Insertions 9c per word insertion Three consecutive insertions Ba per word Insertion total 5612 Six consecutive Insertions per word per Insertion total $1152 Multiple insertions may be ordered subject to cancellation when satisfactory results obtained Method of counting fewer than 24 words count as 24 words Each InitIal abbreviation set of numbers etc caunt as seporpte words ERRORS AND CORRECTIONS All phone insertion orders are accepted as convenience to the advertIsers Therefore the Clossrfted Advertising Department requires ad advertisers to kin dly re check their advertisement Im mediater after first insertIon in order that any error or omIssian may be reported be are am in order that same may be rectified for the following day publication The Dome Exomrner Is responstble far only one incorrectly printed insertlon of any ad vertisement and then only to the extent of portron of ad that involves the rnIsprInt Errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement are not eligible for correc trans by make goods The BOTtB Examiner reserves the right to classify revise or reject any want ads PHONE 72824 TF CHECK YOUR ADS FOR ERRORS ON FIRST DAY The Barrie Examiner will not be responsible for errors after the first day of publication of any ad vertisement NOTICE OF ERRORS ON THE FIRST DAY SHOULD im mediately be called to the at tention of the classified depart ment BEFORE AM NEXT MOR NING 7282414 AUCTION SALES We have been authorized by the trustee to sell THE BANKRUPT ESTATE of the CORNER CUPBOARD 441 Colbaurne St Midland Ontario Supplemented by others at PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY MARCH 30 100 PM AND 730 PM STOCK AND FIXTURES canned and dry goods food stuffs meat slicers counters airconditioners scales cash register two doorupright cooler various other store fur nishings and fixtures SUPPLEMENT Mopeds HOW brand name Zundapp Mobylette Motobecane Solex various other sporting equip ment FURNITURE Two and four piece chesterfields dinette set bedroom set lamps coloured TV stereos console and COTTI ponent Terms Mastercharge Chargex Cash $25 deposit returned if no purchase made DOCO SALES AUCTIONEERS 4167875045 M29 CLASSIFIED ANNOUNCEMENTS Talks of Winemaking SPECIAL NOTICES CASH RATES and its fascination LONDON Ont CP In the dark fermentation cellar the maroon brew percolates on its feed of yeasty must while up stairs in the laboratory Doug Parker Linkers with blends in search of new taste Three varieties were disco vered and profitably marketed last year increasing the num ALLENThe faintly of the late Jlm Allen wish to thank relatives friends and nei fibers for their many kindnesses floral tri utes and cards during Special thanks to Dr Dick Dr Curtis the nurses and staff of the Royal Victoria Hospital Rev Storey for his consoling words and the Steckley Funeral Home Lillian Allen Jack and Helen Caldwell and family ber of London Winery brands to 40 Mr Parker who has been making wine for 25 years talks about the joy of manipulating liquids samples from the giant vats hidden deep within the plant where million gallons of juice from 23 varieties of grapes bubble or sit maturing Yeast cells eat away at sugar within the mixtures tran sforming it into carbon dioxide and alcohol The juice emerges two to four years later turned into wine for any occasion Its really fascinating to work at it said Mr Parker You are dealing with living thing London Winery is the only major winery in Canada that still is privately owned and ope rated The others have been bought up by conglomerates DECLTN ED OFFERS We could have sold out many times in the past says Pete Knowles executive vicepresident and manager of the winery He said there were once 51 wineries in Ontario but now there are seven major manufacturers Its unique business he said Its an intriguing busi ness different business And its business thats as old as history Our family has enjoyed it and hasjust stayed in it London Wineries which is 50 years old is the youngest winery in Canada Yet it places fourth in terms of market among Ontarios Big Seven The company markets its wine all over Canada in third of the United States and in the Bahamas where it is bought as an imported wine Grapes are bought from the Niagara Peninsula Buyers travel to the district every sum mer to assess crops and arrange for purchases in mid September at the companys warehouse in Smithville Ont IMPORTS PREFERRED Canadians like imported wines Between 30 and 40 per cent of the wine bought in Canada is foreign But thats true of Canadians in almost anything says Mr Knowles defending the reputation of wines made here Canada loves imported cars imported wools imported this and that The country simply hasnt grown up yet But it will Mr Knowles said that every country in the world produces wines some good and some bad But generally speaking its matter of opinion and taste Wines are like human beings They mature at certain point and then go downhill Ports and sherries you can keep six or seven years Mr Knowles says the miscon ceptions that older wine is bet ter was started to cater to con noisseurs and wine merchants It makes great story he said Everybody would like to get bottle thats rare and old and found in basement somewhere But you couldnt drink it And from an economic standpoint even if it were true whos going to produce something and keep it 100 years Device helps overcome severe handicaps MONTREAL CP Ar thur Coccotas of Montreal is one of the most severely han dicapped persons in Canada still living at home says his doctor KG Marshall assis tant dean of medicine at McGill University One of the reasons he can live at home is new device called Touch Operated Selector Control System which transforms subtle movements into signals that can operate household facilities such as telephones orfirealarms Mr Coccotas 56 is multiplesclerosis victim completely paralysed except for his neck and face But by placing his nose on the machines arm which looks like boom microphone he can make or receive phone call switch on television set or adjust the volume on radio The system works through control panel on which two lights and number are il luminated by the touch of Mr Coccotas nose on the arm Another touch and the number indicating which function the machine is being asked to perform changes Numbers range from one to six at present but additional wiring can add possible func tions CAN MAKE CALLS Two microphones are plac ed near Mr Coccotas so he can speak on the telephonehe places calls with the assistance of an operatorand table lamp gelevision and radio are near The machine was provided through the national health and welfare departments prosthetic services division which ordered 30 units and in 1974 made one unit available to each province for evalua tion The Quebec March of Dimes agreed to pay the costs of installing the system here and installation was under taken by the Bell Telephone Pioneers volunteer group of Bell Canada employees Paul Roy executive direc tor of the Quebec March of Dimes said the total cost of obtaining and installing the machine developed by Toronto quadraplegic Bud Cairns was $1300 Jessie Coccotas says the system is tremendous morale booster for her hus band Even phoning wrong numbers is thrill for Mr Coccotas because can communicate with someone totally new For Mrs Coccotas who has fulltime job the device provides sense of security can phone to see how he is she says or tell him Im going to be delayed Maritime union plan falls out of favor HALIFAX CP The centuryold dream of moulding one large Maritime Province out of three small ones has faded again In its place is trend for Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island to cooperate on specific pro jects that dont threaten their identities or autonomy In 1970 the Royal Commis sion on Maritime Union headed by Dr Deutsch suggested that single strong province would bring about economies of scale and exert the clout the Maritime Pro vinces need to extract fair deal from Confederation For while the provinces buzzed with excitement about the idea Six years later nobody talks about it and even former advocates express lit tleregretatits assing The Deutsc report sug gested that the provinces create Maritime Council of Premiers appoint Maritime Provinces Commis sion and hold annual joint sessions of the three legislatures Only the Maritime Councrl of Premiers was actually created PREMIERSCOOL Even in 1970 the premiers reacted coolly to total union Richard Hatfield of New Brunswick said he liked the idea but Gerald Regan of Nova Scotia and Alex Camp bell of Prince Edward Island expressed reservations In my view the idea of total Maritime union was never totally considered Premier Regan said was opposed as am sure the people of Nova Scotia are opposed to the obliteration of our identity as province Premier Campbell was equally firm in rejecting the possibility of Maritime union in the foreseeable future We are shying away from the notion of big govern ment he said believe the citizens of the Maritime provinces are better served In the long run by their local or provincial governments The Deutsch report includ ed public opinion poll which showed that majority of Maritimers surveyed at that time thought total union was good idea But Premier Campbell said beliefs have changed ECONOMIES DOUBTFUL In the light of experience we find that many of the assumed efficiencies are lost in the larger bureaucracy and that the smaller govern ments have their own ad vantages in flexibility and in their relations with the public theyserve But the provinces are co operating more than ever The Council of Maritime Premiers brings the three premiers to ether regularly and has esta lished number of joint projects There have been sugges tions that the councils staff of abaut 20 adds extra ex pense at time when govern ments need to economize The premiers say the op posite is true the council saves on staff by using one in terprovincial employee where three would have been needed The premiers say they have rejected the proposed Maritime Provinces Commis sion and joint legislature ses sions because they were to be preludes to total union PREIIEAT OVEN When baking cake always preheat the oven unless the rec ipe states otherwise