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TELEPHONE 4362400 A1213l4 PUBLIC NOTICE The Barrie Planning Board has received an application for site plan byIaw to permit townhouse development on the south side of Little Ave from Broadmoor Ave east to Huronia Road The proposal consists of 205 dwelling units on 185 acres of land and 30 acre park The property is presently zoned Residential R2 and Industrial M2 public meeting will be held on April 13 1976 at 800 PM in the Council Chambers of City Hall to discuss this proposal In terested persons may attend or write to express their opinion RICHARD BATES Assistant Secretary ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES CASH RATES Death Notices Engagements Birth $450 maXImum 40 words additional words cents per word Card of Thanks 25 words Additional words cents per word 50 In Memoriam no verse $450I Verse per count line extra 20 cents per line Coming Events BIRTHS AGOOD NEWS STORY When you announce the birth of your child in The Barrie Ex aminer clippings of the notice are available forBaby Book Family Tree Records and to mail your lriands and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement alter birth Call The Barrie Examiner Classified 7282414 $294 per column inch CARDS OF THANKS James Church Mailyn Ma ri St IN MEMORIAMS April 101975 MARQUIS Sincere thanks to all those who participated in the shower for uis and John Forster on Eeegything is much appreciated GRAHAM Frank In memory of beloved husband and father who died Erwineg remembered by Helen and an FLOWERS CW ms 77 BAYFIELD ST BARRIE FIGURE SKATING CLUB 73381561 ANNUAL MEETING will be held FLOWER FAIR The Florist Who Cares GROVE DUCKWORTH PLAZA 7268642 JylS CRYER Samuel Ernest At the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Sunday April 11 1976 Samuel Ernest Cryer Beloved husband of Vera Smith Dear father of Queenie Mrs Cormack Mary Mrs Hayter and Ernie all of Toronto Allen and John of Barrie Lov ed grandfather at eight grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren Brother of Mary of England and Alice at Toronto Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home Worsley St Barrie Complete service in the chapel on Tuesday April 13th at 200 pm Interment Barrie Union Cemetery DUTCHER Charles Elbert Bert On Friday April I976 at North York General Hospital Willowdale Charles Elbert Bert Dutcher oi Elmvale In his win year Beloved husband of the late Lillie Grey Dear father of Rev Elbert Dutcher of Mississauga Ronald of Don Mills and the late Clair Grand father of Ron Marvaoan Mrs Brooker Erickalee and Christopher Brother of Eleanor Mrs Simpson and the late Frank Emily and Flora Funeral service was held at Elmvale Presbyterian Church on Monday April 12 at 330 pm interment Elmvale Cemetery Arrangement by James Lynn Funeral Home Elmvale DYMENT Verna Mariorie At the Royal Victoriat Hospital Barrie on Saturday April 10 1976 Verna Mare iorle Folland Beloved wife of Wendell Dyment Dear mother of Wayne at Calgary Alberta William of Penttold Alberta Inex Mrs Paul Dean of Mississauga Mariorie Mrs James Henderson Stroud and Wendy Mrs Edward Opalka of Toronto Loving grandmother of 10 grandchildren Following visitation at Steckley Funeral Home Barrie on Sunday evening the late Mrs Dyment willl arrive at Rooney Funeral Home Summerside PEl on Monday afternoon Funeral service and interment on Wednesday April 14 at Tyne Valley PEI In lieu of flowers memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated ARNOLD Funeral Home Chapel 127 BAYFIELD ST 7282530 Friendly Courteous Service MWF55 AN EASTER TRIBUTE TO YOUR LOVED APRIL 29th PM Consumers Gas Blue Flame Room Ferris Lane Al 21926 BINGO St John Vianney Hall TUESDAY MARCH 30 $200 Jackpot MTF VANDA BEAUTY COUNSELOR OPEN HOUSE BLUE FLAME ROOM Consumers Gas Ferris Lane WEDNESDAY APRIL 14 OamtolOpm rofessional application of eye makeup Product Display Job Opportunity COFFEE A13 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 7282414 Classified advertisements and notices Ior these pages must be received by in day prereding publiratiori with the ox ception of Classified 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The Barrie Examiner reserves the right to lassily revise or later any want ads PHONE 728 7414 TF BARRIE EXAMINER Treasurer pears at this time Telephone 728 WANT ADS 2414 or write BEFORE WED Bame ammg Box 12113 NESDAY APRIL 14 M31 7289414 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED iirifivfifiiff BOYS AND GIRLS Earn Extra Money In Your Spare Time THE BARRIE EXAMINER HAS ROUTE OPENINGS COOKSTOWN STAYNER MINESING in the following areas AUBORN ST ANGUS MAPLE AVE MARY ST AREA CECIL ST TRAILER PK ANGUS COOK NAPIER AREA SHANTY BAY VILLAGE COLLIER POINTZ ST AREA SANFORD JOHN AREA ECCLES WELLINGTON AREA CODRINGTON NELSON ST AREA AMELIA EUGENIA ST VINCENT AREA LETITIA ST WEST OF ANNE ST GROVE BOTHWELL AREA Please fill out the application below and return it to THE BARRIE EXAMINER Circulation Dept 16 Baylield St Barrie OR PHONE 7266539 Name Address Telephone Age PEI has contributed much to sports scene CHARLOTTEIOWN CP Each evening promptly at 6pm local sports writers and enthusiasts gather at the May fair Tea Room In the summer they talk about harness racing and baseball In the winter they talk about hockey For Prince Edward Island happens to be the province that has contributed the most professional players per capita to the game and the Mayfair has plenty of pictures on its walls to prove it The island also has more arti ficial ice rinks per capita than any other province one for ev ay 7000 inhabitants plus nu merous enclosed natural ice arenas and open surfaces en closed with twobyfours that serve as sports palaces each winter The list of players who lear ned the skills of the game on these rinks is important both to islanders and professional hockey Bob Stewart is captain of Cal ifornia Seals of the NHL and now in his fifth season in the league Al MacAdam from Morell is teammate of Stew arts and one of Californias scoring leaders HAS40 GOALS Errol Thompson native of the tiny village of St Eleanors is 40goal man for Toronto Maple Leafs and Bobby Mac Millan is high on the St Louis Blues scoring list Bobs brother Billy has spent this season as utility forward and parttime coaching assist ant with the New York Island ers Charlie Cahill from Summer side was the first islander to get into the NHLhe played for Boston Bruins in the 19205 In 1938 Ivan HickeyNicholson was with Chicago Black Hawks and in the late 1940s Wes Bucko Irainor wore the uniform of New York Rangers Forbes Kennedy although born in Dorchester NB grew up in PEI and toiled for 10 years with six NHL clubs Jake Milford general man ager of Los Angeles Kings is an islander who has spent 50 years in the game REACHED FINALS In 1972 Charlottetown Junior Islanders clawed their way into the national limelight in Cen tennial Cup competition by beating Ottawa Rangers Thun der Bay and Detroit Junior Red Wings before losing hard fought series to Red Deer Alta in the final Many of the players who pro vided that excitement now are in the NHL MacAdam was there along with Bobby Mac Millan and Hilliard Graves who was born in Saint John NB but played much of his junior hockey in PEI and now per forms for Atlanta Flames Kevin Devine who plays with San Diego Mariners of the World Hockey Association and Bobby Whitlock of Indianapolis Racers also of the WHA were on that team as well Since then things have begun to change Instead of one topflight jun ior hockey team the Island now has six TierTwo junior hockey clubs to provide challenge to the 4000 registered players in the provinces minor leagues As one local sports writer puts it We gave them all we had Now were waiting for the next batch to come along and they will you can bet on it Watch and see Winnipeg last coffeehouse has music as top attraction WINNIPEG CP Standing behind the cash register of Win nipegs last coffeehouse Jerry Ackerman was asked why he didnt get liquor licence to put more money into the till He looked up slowly paused and said with trace of in dignation Some people think music is more important than money The philosophy sounds strange coming from agricul tural economist private fi nancial consultant and professor at University of Manitoba But it reflects his style as owner and operator of Easy Street the sole surviving cof feehouse in Winnipeg located in tidy neighborhood not far from downtown When he bought the ailing business last September he knew his investment might boil away like an overheated coffee pot But spurred by an interest in authentic earthy music and belief the community needed night spot that offered music instead of liquor as the prime attraction Jerry and his wife Caroline purchased the business with the hope of raising the coffeehouse scene from the dead All the other coffeehousesat one time there were fivehave quietly died Its not something we weighed the pros and cons of said Caroline when asked why they purchased Easy Street Jerry said with chuckle Have you ever taken in stray cat The club had all the charac teristics of stray when they purchased it more than six months ago Its appearance was mangy and worn its mood oold remote and suspicious As Jerry said It needed home He estimated roughly $18000 has been invested to turn the stray into respectany domes ticated feline At 44 Jerry takes paternal delight in standing in front of the microphone to announce coming attractions or introduce performers watching from the wings as folksinger spins country songs and occasionally refilling coffee cups WEARS PONYTAII His long silver hair is pulled neatly into ponytail and drawn tightly against his fore head leaving the impression of an average hippie He wont say where he was born preferring to say he ex perienced rebirth when he arrived in Manitoba in 1961 The Mohawk Indians used to have saying when they were asked where they came from They said We came from the earth like that idea Caroline the author of healthfood cookbook is head chef in kitchen filled with spices and the smells of home cooking We could have made as much money selling ham burgers but we take pride in what we serve here she said Caroline and Jerry said run ning the club has been contin ual learning experience similar to throwing pebble in pool and watching where the ripples go But the long hours in volllved are beginning to take lo Jerry who still lectures at the university said the business has been run on sleeping time and Caroline ad mils she wants to spend more time with her five children Still they look optimistically to the future With new lease and an en larged menu they appear con fident they can continue to make people happy Objection to fax hunting caused minor dissention LONDON CP When af ter years of waffling the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals RSPCA recently came out pointblank against fox hunting and other field sports it caused minor revolt in the ranks of RSPCA supporters What troubles many workers and fundraisers is that the ex ecutive broadened policy to cover angling and the hunting of some birds Through much of its 152year history it was generally as sumed the society frowned on foxhunting although it never was mentioned specifically Then new chairman Roy Crisp clarified the situation by saying its opposition to field sports was without ifs and buts Until then the society had simply deplored the un necessary killing of wild ani mals or the infliction of avoid able suffering and distress Following Crisps lead the society council subsequently condemned any hunting of ani mals with houndsincluding otterhunting staghunting foxhunting and the coursing of hares or rabbits LAUNCHED INQUIRIES In expressing its concern over inexperienced marksmen wounding birds and cruelty to fish it also established in quiries using outside experts into those sports The socier came in for bit of ridicule when spokesman said he was cancerned about the pain caused maggots and live tiddlers used as bait Many of the societys 50000 members while opposing blood sports enjoy fishing and some shoot pheasant and other field birds in season To many RSPCA workers throughout Britain the concern for the lowly maggot tends to dilute what they consider the real aim of the societyto con centrate on cruelty to pets farm animals and wildlife Meanwhile the 45000mem ber British Field Sports Society has urged members who also support the RSPCA to with draw such supporl unless it reconsiders its policy The council seems to be liv ing in bizarre and different world from our members who are fighting daytoday animal cruelty said John Hut chinson an RSPCA inspector in Windsor FEAR HIDICULE Others say they fear that the men who wear the society uni form and police the countryside for offenders will be labelled as cranks Were fighting animal neg lect and cruelty generally and bringing people to court if nec issary said one not talking about petty issues Others have expressed con cern that financial con tributions will fall with num ber of angered country residen ts who enjoy fishing threatening to stop making donations In general the men in the field say they have enough on their hands without taking on the issues of angling and bird hunting The socielys executive now has come in for additional criti cism for putting up 7000 $14000 toward an investiga tion into the foxwhether it is pest how best to control it and whether it is cruel to hunt it with hounds Critics say now that the society has condemned foxhunting unequivocally the study is irrelevant LOS ANGELES AP Universal studio which has earned millions with movies featuring public panic created by air disasters earthquakes and sharks is working on new panic film at the Coliseum here employing thousands of screaming extras and dozen wellpaid stars Universal in partnership with Filmways has been film ing TwoMinute Warning about mad sharpshooter who holes up in the Coliseums peristyle where the Olympic flame burned in 1932 and starts eliminating customers during football game Paramount studio has been filming Black Sunday another thriller about group of ter rorists who threaten to blow up the Super Bowl Some of the scenes were actually filmed at the last Super Bowl Universal and Paramount recently locked horns on the King Kong movies and Para mount won the right to make its version first This time The Barrie Examiner Monday April 12 1976l5 Company has new panic film about this mad sharpshooter reports indicate that Para mount will not be able to release its film first Ironically Paramount once owned TwoMinute Warning novel by Los Angeles television reporter George LaFountaine then gave up the rights filmways snapped them up and Universal agreed to sponsor the project TOO REALISTIC The NFL gave its co operation to Black Sunday but not to us says producer Ed ward Feldman The reason given was that their picture is fantasy but ours is too realistic Coach Tom Fears was hired to assemble two teams of pro football players for the playing sequences Scenes of the filled Coliseum were made during game last fall The rest is in the hands of Larry Peerce who until now has been the director of more intimate films like Goodbye Columbus Ash Wednesday and The Other Side of the Mountain Impact economy boom hits towns differently HALIFAX CP How does small Nova Scotia com munity cope with the impact of rapid economic development book published recently by the Dalhousie University In stitute of Public Affairs gives strangely contrasting picture of how two different towns dealt with such an impact Port Hawkesbury reacted with al most total chaos and Bridgewa or with minimum of dis ruption The case studies were done by Dr Paul Prouss re search associate of the institute and associate professor in Dal housies school of public admin istration He is currently vis iting professor at Carleton Uni versity The expansion in Bridgewater was brought about by construction of large radialtire factory by the Fren chowned Michelin Canada Ltd Port Hawkesbury en countered even more rapid growth when construction of the Canso Causeway created deepwater port that attracted many large industries in cluding heavywater plant an oil refinery pulp mill ther mal power generating station and gypsum terminal REPORT CRITICAL The report questions whether the Nova Scotia government allowed enough participation by citizens in decisionmaking before the transition changed their lives whether they bene fitted from the changes and whether they had choice in the matter The book is strong in dictmnt of the government planning process particularly at the local level and of the ex tent and clout of citizen par ticipation in Nova Scotia and perhaps elsewhere in the world It says that if community de velopment programs are to be effective officials must thor oughly understand their roles and continuing organizational support must exist to sustain community interest The study does not suggest that economic development is necessarily harmful to small communities but local govem menl must be able to work within provincial policy framework that is enlightened broadly based and supportive Dr Prouss said the provin cial government the most in Funerals can be performed without undertakers help SARNIA Ont CP fu neral which used to rate right behind the purchase of house or car in family expenditures can be performed without the assistance of an undertaker There are legal requiremen ts Municipal authorities demand death certificate from the attending doctor and statement of death before issuing burial permit And in ferment must be in licensed cemetery The body then is obtained from the hospital or place of death It can be placed in homemade plywood box and arrangements can be made with cemetery for burial In Sarnia plot costs be tween $100 and $150 opening and closing the grave between $100 and $120 and wooden outer case from $60 to $150 The saving may be from $500 to $4000 depending on the type of service purchased from an un deriaker Rev John Boyde rector at Roman Catholic church in Sarnia said the citys under lakers are not highly paid He the undertaker is not making big buck Father Boyde said dont suppose he makes any more than an em ployee in one of the local plants when you consider he has to stay open 24 hours day Undertakers charge $650 to $750 for services and facilities for complete funeral The cost of coffin which is not in cluded ranges from $200 to $4000 Also excluded is the price of burial plot opening and closing the grave and the mandatory wooden outer case An average funeral and burial might cost about $1700 Minimal service in Sarnia costs about $350 said local un dertaker This includes re moval of the body from place of death getting the necessary le gal papers coffin and trans portation to the cemetery If cremation has been re quested person may also by pass the undertaker spokesman for the Mount Pleasant Cemetery and Crema torium in London 0nt said We require combustible outer container and by law the body cannot be cremated for 48 hours after death Both burial permit and coroners certificate are re quired by law The cost of cre mation went up last December from $75 to $100 If relatives take the cremated remains elsewhere that is the only charge If the remains are left here there is an additional charge of $25 for their burial Sarnia undertakers say that four times as many persons prearrange their own funerals today as 15 years ago Jean Gowland coordinator of home for the aged near Pet rolia Ont said most elderly persons with funds are encour alged to prearrange their funer They dont mind she said Theres great sense of relief once they do They accept dying as part of life The PreArranged Funeral Services Act of Ontario was passed in 1961 proarranged funeral plan can be obtained from any 11 censed undertaker in Ontario Any money paid to him is de posited in trust accou with chartered bank or tru com pany The government has regular inspections of the books documents and records relating to trust accounts of un dertakers Prearranged funerals may be handled in three different ways depositing the full sum of money in trust account to pro vide for funeral expenses pay ing an agreed amount each month or on time basis recording wishes and giving in structions but directing that fu neral costs be paid from the es tate or insurance benefits Agreements signed with the undertaker contain prowsion which permits cancellation of arrangements fluential factor in the develop ment process inhibited efforts at all three levels of govem ment to help the two towns make an orderly adjustment He said it is selfdefeating if government takes an inflexible fragmented approach to plan ning focusing primarily on regulating the municipalities and seeming to reflect fear of local autonomy and public in volvement By making industrial ex pansion an end in itself it can lose sight of the objective of im proving the lot of local resi dents SPENDING LIMITED In the United States presiden tial election there is $20mil lion spending limit for each candidate For the last few weeks he has been faced with the chore of whipping 1000 extras into frenzy Not that it has been easy He has not been dealing solely with members of the Screen Extras Guild who are accustomed to emoting on cue Only 125 of each days call are guild members the rest have been solicited through such means as the state employment service and newspaper ads INSTRUCTS EXTRAS instructthem the same way would talk to any actor by telling them who they are where they are and what they are doing Peerce said There is bit of actor in us all and you can see it come out in the mass when Peerce sum mons the crowd to action All right ladies and gentlemen he says over the bullhorn you are watching championship football game Its beautiful day great game But suddenly shot is fired You see blood around you You are frightened her rifled You dont give damn about your wives husbands children anybody You just want to get out of there and fast Do you understand that Youre in panic Ready ac tion Immediately the hundreds erupt into frantic action yell ing screaming 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