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RETIRES AFTER 40 YEARS OF TEACHING Arnott Wilson retiring after 40 years of teaching 26 of them in Angus listens to charges read by mopheaded judge Der rick Pridham while stu dent council president Barb Rasnowski holds plaque presented to him by Angus Public School staff and students The mock trial was all in fun as Mr Wilson was thanked at school assembly public reception for him will be held Tuesday from to pm at the school Ex aminer Photo Higher costs hurting Canada tradeRgnard By DR RYNARD MP Simcoe North Perhaps one of the most serious problems we have and will have in the future in Canada is the difficulty of selling our goods in the world markets and indeed in sell ing them to our own peOple People shop and buy where they can get the best article for the best price This can be easily proven by looking at the shoe industry or the tex tile industry The textile in dustry in Canada has only about 48 per cent of our own market in addition to small export market It is difficult to meet the competition of firms in Taiwain Hong Kong or China and other countries where many of them have had American technology in troduced into their textile business Where this has not been done small part is manufactured in the homes where people make and sew the clothing The wage rate in these countries runs around 40 cents per hour It has been suggested that we ship our raw materials to these coun tries have them manufac tured and brought back to Canada SHIFTS JOBS think it must be obvious to most Canadians that we have been following this procedure for far too long Statistics will show that in the primary in dustries of this country that the production of these goods takes one laboring person while the manufacturing takes three people So all we really accomplish when we follow this type of policy is to export employ ment and import unemploy ment The only salvation there has been in the textile trade is that there has been tremendous difference in col ors and in fashions of mens shirts over the last few years making it very uncertain what the fashions the future really will be manufacturer from Do minion Textiles told me it would be very difficult indeed for the textile market to hold the place it does now if every one were to wear white shirts again Manufacturers would know what the fashion would be and would im ort thousands of white irts knowing there would be market waiting for them in COUNTY GLIMPSES Open demonstration area MIDHURST The crop demonstration area on County Road 11 at Midhurst is now open to the public The 15acre area owned by the North Simcoe Soil and Crop Improvement Association features sorghum and sudan grass There are also plots of barley and oats Directors of the association will meet at the plots on Thur sday June 24 to plan summer projects FARMERS TOUR ELMVALE Two delegates from north Simcoe will par ticipate in the fiveday bus tour sponsored by the ministry of agriculture associate agricultural representative Bob Humphries reports Anyone interested in joining the eastern Ontario tour July 19 to 23 should contact the agricultural office in Elmvale CAIIIAGUE LEGION WARMINSTER StaffiMe mbers of Cahiague branch of the Roval Canadian LegiOn will hold regular meeting at the Legion hall here on Wed nesday evening June 16 James Beavis is the branch president RETIREMENT ANGUSA reception for Ar nott Wilson retiring after 40 years of teaching will be held this Tuesday evening in Angus Public School All past students and staff are invited to attend STRAWBERRY SUPPER UTOPIAThe annual strawberry supper held by St Georges Anglican Church Women will be held Wednesday from 530 t08 pm in the Ut0pia community centre COUNTY RECREATION WASAGA BEACHPlanning of recreation in western Simcoe County will be the subject of meeting Thursday at pm in Wasaga Beachs council cham bers Invited are represen tatives from Collingwood Stayner Wasaga Beach Creemore and the townships of Vespra Sunnidale and Not tawasaga BAND CONCERT MIDLANDAn oldfashioned band concert will be held Satur day at Little Lake Park in Midland It is being held by the Simcoe County Recreation Association for in stitutionalized senior citizens Day nursery children enjoy Oro farm tour Ry BESSIE CRAWFORD ORO STATION The day nursery children here visited local farm last week After classes at the com munity centre they went to the farm of Susan and Barry Lei ey were taken through the barn to see the animals then went for tractor and wagon rides to the creek where they saw turtle Mrs Garfield Burton and Mrs Douglas Pickering left Toronto International Airport on Thursday June for Sault Ste Marie to attend the funeral of their aunt Mrs Charles Bell They returned on Friday after the funeral Mrs Bell was sisterin law of Bertha Bell of Orillia and Mrs Victor Ross of Bar rie Mrs Mary Hansen and Mrs Bessie Crawford at tended the BWMS threeda convention at the King ward Hotel in Toronto Mr and Mrs Douglas Pickering attended the wed ding of their nephew Reid Russell in London Ont on Saturday June Mrs Garfield guest of her randdaughter Leanne Richa son at ban quet at Crown Hill United Church when the Explorer group was given awards Burton was In many ways we have been able to meet the challenge of low wages in other countries by having bet ter technology This applies also in the forest products trade and in farming where one man in agriculture feeds 40 people when at the turn of the century he fed one person CANADA PAY II Basically and fundamental ly inflation has hit us hard until today as an American told me the wage rate across the board in the United States is less than anadas wage rate even though their pro ductivity was higher asked him how this was possible This gentleman was very closely related to labor and he said that the American workmen through unions had invested very heavily in the industry of the United States and nearly every man had stake in the progress of the in dustrial world He compared the tremen dous investment of capital by the working man and the unions in the United States as form of union capitalism and that they had as much in terest in keeping the United States on sound economy ROASTING MINESING Minesing enr tral school principal John Moore will be honored at roast on Friday at in Minesing community hall Mr Moore 35 is being transferred to Adjala Central school after eight years at Minesing WI LUNCHEON ARDTREA tStaffi Ham pshireArdtrea Womens In stitute will hold luncheon at St James Anglican church on Friday June 18 after which meetings will be suspended uii til September corn roast is planned in August with date to be decided later WINSGOIJIROIIIY WASIIAGO Staff Last years Shanty Bay golf cham pion Tom Bell fired 39 for nine holes at Lake St George course to win spring com petition trophy INDIANS AT IVY IVY Staffrvaidland Ina dians will be the opposition for Ivy Leafs in the teams next home game at the local diamond on Friday evening June 18 Collingwood Cavemen play at Ivy week later on Friday June 25 ADULT ENYEKIWENT 1000 Stars lMt IUI Ill It ink INlvl Iy WmeTon 11 1x iovmo Mvi not Mum PLUS AGAIIIA CItItISIIlS Mllllllfll 0N if ORIENT XIII SS PNONE 7284681 AVAMOUS PLAYERS TNEATRE 46 DUNLOP ST IANNIE In DAILY AT 700 pm Introducing The Dog Who 15 Launched 52 Plan fai COLDWATER Staff parade of school children night entertainment and harness racing are among highlights planned for the 1976 fall fair of the Coldwater and District Agricultural Society The twoday event will be held on Friday and Saturday October and at the local fairgrounds which has an ex cellent sulky track Don Bell is president of the agricultural society with Betty Williams secretarytreasurer Mrs Lorraine Orr is c0n vener of the school fair com mittee which is making arrangements for exhibits by school pupils as well as the school childrens parade The latter will be held on the opening Friday afternoon stage show will be held on the Friday night Tom Smith chairman of the entertainment committee is making plans for this event The fair has con cluded with Saturday night dance in recent years Canadian Trotting Association rules will govern for the sulky horse racing Now general manager of Orangeville raceway Murray Waples wellknown sulky driver will not be available to assist with the arrangemennts as in other recent years races at Coldwater LOCAL WINNER Coldwater horse named Spooky Jim was among last years winners with owner Keith Webb the driver In taking the third race Spooky Jim finished ahead of an Owen Sound OWned horse Green Lobell An entry from Aurora Chuck Baron was third In close competition Gor don Waples guided Armbro Pussy to win in the exciting fifth race for the wellknown Armstrong brothers stable of Brampton There was more than usual interest shown in the sixth event which was won by Cin dys Duke with 65 earold Or val Baxter of Cale on East the winningdriver Stayner horse Bellwood Charms which ca tured the fourth race was anot er Simcoe County winner John Breadner was the reinsman ROADSTER EVENTS Roadster horse events are again planned for the 1976 fair The Mel Wyley trophy stake race five horse competition was won by Bill Malcomson of Barrie last fall driving Jeannie Nan Cee Janet Malcomson guiding Dukes Nancy was second while Lyle Johnston of Cold water took third money in this DISTRICT NE WS 2The Barrie Examiner Tuesday June IS 1976 To study blackbirds ElMAlEScientists from the University of Guelph will visit north Simcoe farms nccx Tuesday as part of blackbird control project They hope to collect information from farmers in the oldwater area to help set the groundwork for research project on blackbird control said Robert IIumphrles associate agricultural representative at Elm vale The scientists will visit the farms of Ron Jones in Midland Joe iratrix in Waubaushene and Stewart Alder son in Coldwater All farmers in the area are invited to attend public meeting at 730 pm in the Coldwater courthouse More information may be obtained at the agricultural of fice in Elmvale Mixed golf arranged at course in MOUNSIUNIC iStaffi mixed event for members and their wives is scheduled at Boiiziire golf course each Sunday afternoon starting at oclock it was announced by Willy Daniels one of the club owners This is open to anyone who wishes to play said Mr Daniels explaining it was nine hole golf competition followed by club social with light lunch and cards Wednesday night is special members night with prizes awarded They may bring guests if they wish to do so said the operator The lttliole Iitiflilirt course located in Medonte opposite Iligbway 400 has had busy spring with indications poiii ting to one of its best seasons yet The course was never in better shape said golfer Lorne IIocaluk after playing 18 holes It always was kept Bog 1259944 cam HELD OVER 2ND WEEK BOW 12699 CINEMA oniIolldays anything guest Medonte upwell New bar facilities opened this spring has lounge along with tables and chairs for 140 capacity overlooking the course Shirley Burley and Rev Bard were in charge with Jennifer MacDonald and Kathy Iiplier looking after the lunch room on the ground floor below Diane Daniels who op erates the pro sho drew at tention to the par irdie com petition for members as another event of particular interest lub championship play in different divisions is also due to start soon The record for the 18 hole course is 68 fired by Jack Hayfield former Shanty Bay champion two years ago followed by 09 by George Stewart of Toronto last year IIocaluk fired brilliant 36 on the back nine while 37 was his best for the front nine PM Olll tit Mb Otll fiV HMS RfSOlllGllllS1158945 COUNTRY HOOKER 840 ONLY event Merv Sanderson of Shan ty Bay Bay finished fourth and from Partridge of Minesing fif The best roadster team and other awards also were taken by Malcomson entries In the heavy horse class Bert Holmes of Ardtrea won to henors for the fourhorse hitc find also for best Belgian on the me Bill Anderson announcer over the loud speaker system for last years races with Doug Lougheed presiding Judge Don Stafford starter an Walter Orr timer Pony classes also are given attention at Coldwater fairs The best draft pony in last years fair was entered by Fred Huggins of Guthrie and Mary Hastings of Guthrie was first for lady drivers of pony teams Elmvale Flos to get Ontario housing grants Elmvale Flos and Penetanguishene are among 37 municipalities which will receive grants under the On tario Home Renewal Program OHRP housing minister John Rhodes announced at Queens Park For 197677 Elmvale will get $29880 Penetanguishene $23316 and Flos township $17000 The City of Troonto will receive the largest allocation $342667 The announced grants total $2399705 OHRP provides per capita grants to municipalities which then distribute loans so that homeowners can repair their houses to acceptable municipal standards Yachts sailing to Pene tang PENETANGUISHENE large flotilla of yachts will pay oneday visit to Penetanguishene in August The fleetflmade up of close to 100 boatswill sail into Penetang harbor on Aug some laying in at the dock and others anchoring in the bay The boats are all members of the Great Lakes Cruising Club in Chicago Illinois tak ing part in an extended cruise as part of the United States Bicentennial celebration After staying overnight in Penetanguishene the fleet will sail to Wiarton Ont the next cruise stop The club will visit several ports in southern Georgian Bay SPRING DANCE COOKSIOWN The ooksto wn curling club will hold spring dance on Saturday June 26 at pm in the curling rink EIUI In ilr Ir In YINoh 9th The prime objective is upgrading of plumbing heating and electrical systems The maximum amount of an OHRP loan for families with maximum income of $12500 is $7500 The municipality determines the rate of interest ranging from zero to eight per cent and what portion of the loan need not be paid back Coldwater WI plans exhibit By SHIRLEY JENNETT COLDWATER Twelve members and visitor of Col dwater Senior Womens In stitute met at Howard Johnstons in Orillia for lun cheon prior to their meeting which was held in the Lions Riverside Centre President Mrs Elma Cal vert opened the meeting with the Ode followed by the Creed Motto for June was If you act as friend you will findafriend Marge Smith the sec retary read the minutes and decision was made to begin future meetings at pm rather than 30 motion was passed to donate $1000 to Miss ivicker cher as scholarship for On tario girls letter of resigna tion was read from Home Economist Susan Stanbury report on the district annual held at Eady May 17 was given by Cora Lane and Ethel Langley Plans were dis cussed at length for an ex hibit for the Coldwater fall fair to be held Oct and Pennies for Friendship and Flower Fund were collected and lucky draw was won by Lillian McFarland who then in her capacity as hostess served the members lunch NOW PLAYING 715 PM Sandy Cobe and Davud Baughn Present nun imam FIM Starring CHARLES BBUNSUN Costarring JIII Ireland fvodur ed and Duetted IN COL OFT SCREEN NOW PLAYING The Fastest Gun In The West Joins With The Most Brutal Hands In The East corona MW Hill LAWRENCE GORDON Production Adult Entertainment Production Semces by ttlaiidge Assocmtes Peisky BrightPanavusmnm am WW yr MIDLAND Three public housing projects in Midland Collingwood and Kincardine will be financed largely Sirough federal funds loan of $288309 from Cen tral Mortgage and Housing Corporation to Ontario Hous ing Corporation will cover 90 per cent of the cost of 10 fami ly housing units in Midland Rents will be geared to tenants incomes with an nual operating subsidies llt iw ll ltlll RI II It ItotOIIIIKSINIEI Single Portion 25C lETS MAKE JUNE MONTH FOR DAD Monday June 14 through to Saturday June 26 For 12 Whole Days YOU Can Treat Dad to Special Meal salmon tun dot $175 FILE MIGNON WRAPPED IN BACON $650 SURF AND TURF tho but of two worlds $750 Above Meals Served wuh Baked Potato Sour Cream Kosher DtHS Bread and Butter Coffee once again 5c bottomless cup mount Meals Only Hot Apple Beignet Eymmu Med Olli RESERVATIONS 7266030 Federal loan to aid oi Midland house project estimated at $34578 being shared CMHC and OHC loan of $992527 to Ontario Housing Corporation will aid construction of 53unit senior citizens apartment building in Collingwood Rents will be geared to in comes with CMHC and OHC sharing the annual operating subsidy of $127361 WANT ADS PHONE 7282414 ltitil ONIAN Double Port ion 50c NOW PLAYING 715 PM Icould murderherinfrontofyoureyesand you couldnt prove it said the master criminal to the master detective munIn Nanr Ywm thotu Jw bi tll street in ltl iity Ill this tltillll lieuK iiulimit yiioiiieanisut Iklllllil1illttINItI itiiRii iii Nita TAXI DRIVER Nlli lI til llN lv It mi new Mini ii laimed film of the year shampoo is the most irtuuso example of siipliistit itId killiidosi opit Iart tlial iiiici II no iiiovieiiiakcrs limieHi Itllllt ilhl mum ii um it is going to be smash 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