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THE 52MEMBER Dart mouth Nova Scotia high school band under the direction of Jack Ar mitage performed for students at Barrie North Collegiate Tuesday morn ing The band is paying reciprocal visit to Simcoe County Within the past few months bands from Bar rie Orillia and Collinwood have visited Dartmouth Examiner Photo Dartmouth musicians perform at concert at Barrie North little bit of the Maritimes arrived in Barrie Tuesday when the Dartmouth Nova Scotia high school band wsrted North Collegiate The 52 musicians and their four chaperones are return ing visit the North band paid them during the mid winter break The band is made up of students from Dartmouth senior high school and Prince Andrew senior high school along with four members from twojunior high schools The students travelled to Ontario by train and began their tour of Barrie Tuesday morning with concert at North After they were met by the mayor and signed the guest registry at city hall In the afternoon they took tour of the CKVR television studio At 330 the students returned to North for joint rehearsal then spent the evening with their billets This morning the band travelled to Orillia where it will spend two days visiting the Stephen Leacock Home and taking part in concert with Park Street and Twin Lakes collegiates During the remainder of their stay the students will visit Fort Ste Marie Blue Mountain Pottery and in Toronto Black Creek Pioneer Village the Science Centre CN Tower and Canadian Na tional Exhibition They will fly back to Nova Scotia Saturday night Back to old phone numbers for area ambulanc Its back to the old telephone numbers for am bulance service in Barrie Orillia Midland and sur rounding areas Beginning Monday resi dents should use the numbers listed under ambulance in the white pages in their telephone books rather than the single wide area phone number which has been in use since April when the Georgian Bay Ambulance Dispatch centre in Barrie took over dispatching for am bulance service in the three centres After Monday the centres numbers will be 7268103 for the Barrie Stroud Lefroy BordenAngus and Moonstone exchanges 3257461 for Orillia Oro and Sebright 5265466 for Midland Bluewater Lafon taine Penetanguishene and Port McNicoll Victoria Har bour Bell Canda officials said in press release the decision to $470211 spent here job training During the past year the Canada Manpower Centre CMC had poured $470211 into local firms in hopes of creating new and improved jobs The money was given through CMCs industrial training program as finan cial incentive to employers to create new or better jobs for their employees The activity report for the fiscal year ending March 1976 indicated there were 125 training agreements signed with Barrie area firms These produced 270 new jobs and upgraded the skills and qualifications of 98 others already employed CMC says the objective of the program is to stimulate the Canadian economy reduce unemployment and improve productivity through the expansion and improve ment of employercentred training The programs are con ducted through Georgian Col lege which designs and monitors the training in co operation with employers David Lewis who is in charge of the program here described it as means for small businesses to expand and progress with some of the costs supported by the government Eligibility guidelines are froad Mr Lewis said and persons interested should contact him at the manpower centre in Barrie LOCAL GENERAL CAMP REGISTRATION Registration for the Barrie YMYWCA day camp is now open Situated in Tollendalc on Kempenfelt Bay the camp designed for boys and girls to 12 years of age The children will be bused to the amp daily from various city public schools Summer ac tivities include swimming crafts archery hiking and games Four camps will be operated from June 28 to August 20 For more informa tion call the at7266421 revert to the old numbers isl dictated by the possibility of delays in reaching am bulance service during eak period use of the ong distance telephone network Use of the old numbers will permit direct local calling from most of the exchanges served by the system Jon Hambides manager of the dispatch centre said Tuesday there have been few problems with the wide area number but no am bulance delays have resulted He said reverting to three local numbers and the Zenith number will add somewhere in the neighborhood of 10 per cent or few hundred dollars to the centres telephone bill senior DUCKWORTH Er GROVE PLAZA BARBIE ca Your Frrst Stop Decamnng Broad00m Sales lt9 Sorvrce Vlny FOOI Covernos Imported Italall Floor Wall Tiles Custom Installation on All Products Shop At Home or Vrsn Our Showroom PARA Points and Wallpaper l705l726 8424 DENNIS TASCONA Barrister Solicitor Announces the Opening of his Law Offices at 85 Bayfield Street Barrie Ontario TELEPHONE 37 37 00 Toronto Law Offices 9600860 Ifyou look for quality and price like this in store youre off your rocker This is 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wwwyw LOCAL GENERAL ROVERS SOLD OUT horseback routines trained Tickets to the May 14 Irish elephants and death Rovers concerts in Barrie are defying high Wlle 80L sold out The concerts are at ShOthmeS are at 415 and8 Georgian Theatre with per pm June in the Barrie formances at 630 and pm Arena 0n Dunlop St CIRCUS IS COMING Highlights of the Sheba Shrine Clubs 16th Annual Circus include Princess Tan jana and her jungle cats The Riding Hannefords hilarious CITY NE WS The Barrie Examiner Wednesday May 19763 CUSTOM MADE UBAPERIES and BEDSPREAIIS Studio Total Decorator and Coordinating Services Choose from an outstanding selection of excellent quality materials and patterns from Canadas finest Drop into The Panhandler and discover the kind of gift that only Mother could love and ap preciate fascinating assort ment of interesting if not unique kitchenware and gourmet ideas from around the world Great little gifts for your Mother or as treat for yourself suppliers Personal service on large or 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