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PROFESSIONALEIRECTORY PIANO LESSONS and ASSOCIATES ELIZABETH WILSON Chartered Accountants BLACK Trustee in Bankruptcy 49 Collier St Barrie 7284949 7285584 ATCM RMT Preparation for all grades to ARCT Royal Conservatory of Music POWELL JONES co NNSF Chartered Accountants 4363 TC 24 Dunlop St East Barrie Ontario ROY SCHUETT Telephone 728746l CO Chartered Accountants 103 Collier St Barrie Phone 7265100 us JUNE MELENBACHER LTCL ARCT AMUS RMT PlANOVOICETHEORY ANGUS R055 3A Lu Qn pupils prepared for Royal Registered Music Teacher Western Conservatories and InsIUCfiO In Plano an Trinity College England and Theory 27 Shirley Ave Barrie Also tutoring in French Phone 7284436 Latin and other school subjects JESSE BRYSUN 9i Ross St Barrie 728 5775 Teacher of Piano Singing MARJORIE HANES Theory Pupils prepared for Teacher of Piano and Theory examinations of the Royal pupils prepared for Conservatory of Music Royaj Conservmory 4b ATgrznrMAcIgmt Examination oern etos Studio 27 Bradford St Au GRADES ALL AGES 72847l8 15 Clapperton St 72B8l53 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF The Ontario Heritage Act I974 AND IN THE MATTER OF the designation of the Old Fire Hall in the City of Barrie TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the City of Barrie intend To designate the Old Fire Hall property located on that part of the Market Square in the City of Barrie lying West of the produc tion northerly through the Square of Mulcaster Street the produc tion easterly through the Square of Collier Street to be of historic and architectural value The purpose for the designation of the said property is that it will be used for cultural centre and be eligible for grant purposes Notice of objection to the designation of the said property to be of historic and architectural value may be served on the Clerk of The Corporation of the City of Barrie within thirty 30 days of the date of the first publication of this Notice at the City Hall 84 Collier Street Barrie Ontario STRAUGHAN 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Preschoolers no charge Jul IB23 ROCK HILL PARK I6 miles west of Alliston Sun July 4th pm and 730 pm featuring Johnny Rodriguez also Gard and Audie Henry Tickets $600 Children I2 under free Jul825 By ARTHUR EVANS MP Simcoe Centre Since started these reports Ibelieve that the sub ject of health care has received the most attention Last winter when the con troversy over the closing of community hospitals arose explained the detailed background for these deci sions in terms of the fiscal crisis experienced by towns and cities of New York State At that time also pointed out that if health care costs were not checked the ap proximate $212 billion now spent on providing quality health care system would in crease to about $11 billion based on existing figures by 1984 Or to phrase it another way Ontario would spend all of its budget just on health care and forget all about all other human services Such prospect Would be absurd and equally irrespon sible ANOTHER PLAN That is why the Ontario government decided to in troducc financial ceilings now rather than await the day of judgement To some degree it also explains the federal governments finan cial ceilings on provincial mcdical care programs for By BRIAN TIMMS RIZAWA South Africa Reu tert More than million black people who have never set foot in thc Transkci on South Africas Southeastern seaboard arc dcstined to be Air controllers approve strike OTTAWA lCPI Justice dc partmcnt lawyers went into huddle Thursday afternoon to map out strategy in the event of an anticipated strike vote this weekend by air traffic con trollers The Canadian Air Traffic Controllers Association saying it is alarmed that the govern ment policy of extending bili ngual air traffic control in Que bcc will reduce air safety an nounced Thursday it will call strike effective early Sunday if its membership approves strike action Trcusury Board President Jean hrcticn responsible for negotiating settlements with the air controllers has said such walkout would be illegal and the government will not tolerate such action Thc result of the strike vote is to be announced about pm EDT Saturday If as expected the decision is to strikc govern ment lawyers probably will seek an injunction hearing in Federal Court later in the day Quebec controllers who favor the extension of bilingual controls in their province have said they will boycott the vote and will not support strike But the Canadian Air Line Pi lots Association ICALPAI said they will support strike by air Controllers ALI FLIGHTS AFFECTED Ken Maley president of the 2800member pilots group said CALPA will not operate any scheduled or charter services within Canada The controllers recently ini tialled contract agreement with the government which called for extensive study of the safety aspects of using French and English in Quebec skies However under pressure from Quebec controllers and Quebec MPs John Keenan Montreal lawyer chosen to head the inquiry resigned before starting his job The Quebec controllers and MP5 said Mr Keenan is biased against bilingual air control They noted he once worked for CALPA which is opposed to bilingual air control The search now is on for new commissioner or commis sioners to head the safety in quiry No announcement on an ap p0intment is expected before next week at least when Trans port Minister Otto Lang returns rom France where he is ob serving firsthand bilingual air traffic control in that country IS INTEGRAL PART The controllers have taken the position that the safety in quiry was an integral part of their agreement with the gov ernment With the inquiry now in lim bo they claim there is no con tract and they can strike le gally Mr Maley said the pilots as sociation feels the bilingual is sue concerns the entire avia tion community in Canada The recent alarming in crease in near missesthere have been nine in the last 30 daysis direct result of the controversy the government has allowed to develop and which now has created an ex tremely unsafe aviation en vironment right across Canada Mr Maley said Only tw0 days ago Prime Minister Trudeau called for both sides of the bilingualism dispute to keep an open mind on the issue He said the safety inquiry re sults should be awaited the next three years and Ot tawas possible withdrawal fron financing hospitals throughout Canada At the first ministers meeting Ot tawa will present major new proposal for financing hospital and medical in surance programs Ontarios osition is and continues to one of opting out from these programs in return for taxation points so that we can finance our owu provincial priorities Aside from the financial preoccupation shown by the health ministers recent con ference new dimensions of health care restraint have assumed even greater im portance For example federal rovincial health review will undertaken with emphasis on prevention promotion and acceptance of personal responsibility for good health Through these ap proaches health care costs Would be reduced LOWERCOSTS Greater emphasis will be placed on lowerCosts ser vices such as home care pro grams ambulatory services and community mental ltealth services The April health ministers meeting received the report Homeland for blacks nears independence come its citizens on independ ence whether they like it or not The Transkci homeland first showpiece of South Af ricas apartheid policy of sepa rating blacks from whites is due to become an independent black state Oct 26 With the advent of independ ence the South African govern ment intends to turn all blacks of Xhosa tribal descent into citizens of the Transkei though they will not be forced to live there Many of them live in town ships around South African cities helping to keep the coun trys industry and commerce going They have never been in side the type of mud and need thatched huts strewn across the Transkei which has lZSmile coastline on the Indian Ocean The governments policy means in effect that the esti mated 17 million Xhosas living in white areas of South Africa will be regarded there as foreigners WILL BE EXPANDED There are eight other black areas or homelands car markcd for independence zit un specified dates and it is ex pected that the citizenship pol icy will also apply to them Thcy too have the majority of their populations working in the area designated for whites which comprises just under 87 pjr ccnt of South Africas land mass This would leave over eight million blacks living in the white area as foreigners dc prived of South African citizen ship and liable to be deported if they prove troublesome The government sees the move as logical step in the separation of the races It maintains that all I7 million Af ricans are citizens of one home land or another The only people ultimately able to call themselves South Africans would be the whites who at present number about five million and perhaps the Coloreds mixedrace people and Asians whose destiny has still to be decided ALLOWED TO STAY The urban blacks will not be forced to go to the homelands They can stay on in the town ships travelling to and from the factories and offices in the cities but only as foreigners which resumably could be used to justify the continued dc nial of their political rights It is situation deplored by most blacks and many anti aparthcid whites Chief Kaiser Matanzima chief minister of the Transkei government which will rule the territory is at odds with South Africa over the citizenship is sue Matanzima appears to be making no progress with his de mand that Xhosa speakers in South Africa should have to ap ply to his government for Tran skei citizenship But the South African govern ment has dangled carrot Preferential treatment wuld be given in employment con tracts housing hospitalization and in general terms to Afri cans who lived in white areas but who sought healthy rela tionship with their homelands Mercury TORONTO CP Health Minister Frank Miller said Thursday he is concerned about remarks made by tourist op erator that there is nothing wrong with eating fish con taminated by mercury Ian Deans NDPWen tworth asked the minister in the legislature whether the governments fish for fun ap proach in waters near the White Dog and Grassy Narrows In dian reserves northwest of Kenora Ont is wrong and should be stopped Mr Miller said an operator who advices tourists to eat fish contaminated by mercury is ig noring the ministrys advice entitled New Perspective on the Health of Canadians This document zeroes in on alcohol abuse motor vehicle accidents environmental and occupational health con cerns It was agreed that the federal minstry of transport will develop comprehesive driver education program stressing the effects of alcohol drugs and aggressive attitudes in the handling vehicles The provinces need to consider le islation for reducing spee limits and mandatory use of seatbelts to limit the upward spiral of health care spending Already Ontario has acted to put both these proposals in to operation Their combined results indicate the saving of one life per day on Ontarios road system DEMERIT POINTS In addition Ontario is ex amining number of pro posals for reducing alcohol related road accidents One of these options recom mended in the report centres on stricter and more exten sive application of demerit points including compulsory participation in an accredited education program for all suspended drivers Another possibility includes the use of suitable test for all drivers involved in all reported ac cidents or major traffic viola tions particularly if the police officer suspects alcohol abuse The conference also dealt with alcohol abuse in job per formance and any possible link between widespread abuse and lifestyle liquor advertising on radio and television The federal authority is planning an infor mation campaign on the hazards of alcohol abuse HEALTH CLASSES subcommittee of provin cial health ministers in Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Ontario is to prepare report Warns of sharp increases for health care on the importance of school health education as an essen tial factor in understanding health aspects of changing values in todays society and the development of better ways of using financial and human resources in health care delivery think that the delibera tions of Canadas health ministers illustrate several dimensions of health care restraint which go far beyond the controversial finacial ceilings placed on all facets of Ontarios health care system This meeting confirms continuing stress wi placed on redirect precious resources th field so that all residents wi receive maximum value for each health care dollar spent And still maintain that is what Ontarios taxpayers ex pect of governments role in containing costs demr strably realistic and respo sible leadership To do less is to disappoint those expect tions Farm support program is praised by Evans By ARTHUR EVANS MPSimcocCentre Back in March of this year the Ontario Government committed itself to workable and practical farm income stabilization plan Last week in the Legislature the agriculture and food minister Bill Newman made that committment reality when first reading of the new legislation was given The major purpose of this act is to remove the peaks and valleys in income suf fered by farmers for many years as result of unpredic table prices set in the market place for farm products Too often in the past farmers would have an excellent in come year followed by poor income year Yet the cost side of the farm operation kept going up and up for all equipment repairs and services fer tilizers feed and whatever other factors make farm enterprise successful one PROTECT FARME The essence of the new package means that the On tario plan will dovetail with the federal farm income stabilization plan and will help every farmer of every farm commodity in protec ting that farmer against very low market prices The provincial program will covcr all commodities for which no federal support is available except in those cases where prices es tablished by marketing boards are higher than the stabilization support level The Ontario plan mUSt not in terfere with the collective bargaining process already under way between pro ducers and processors of those farm products On the cost level the On tario plan calls for support at level equal to 90 per cent of the average market price for the previous years with any adjustments for production cost changes in the current year as compared to the year average Ontarios plan will Work out so as to prevent negative effects on the marketing schemes of other provinces NEW COMMISSIONS Ontarios plan provides for farm income stabilization commission to operate the in Canada beats Olympic team HAMILTON CP Wayne Allison of Hamilton scored 24 points Thursday night to lead Canadas national junior mens basketball team to 8584 over time victory ovcr Polands Olympic team The teams were tied 8181 at the end of regulation titnc and went into fiveminute over time Howard Kelscy of Vancouver and Bob Magel of Winnipeg scored 12 points each for the Canadians NOW AII cash business Excellent tax shelter Eouipmenl warranty Bank of Montreal financing MORE INCOME YOUR ANSWER TO INFLATION This is your opponunity to join the multimillion dollar Video Game industry that last year grossed 250 million and has projection Ior the next 12 months to be billion dollars as quoted by leading financial journals This is ground Iloor opportunity that is happening Applicants must have sincere desire to operate their own business full or part time In the BorrleWasaga Beach area CANAM AGENCY 183 Avenue Road Toronto Ontario MSR 2J2 Call Collect Mr Thatcher 4T69679323 come stability scheme and be well represented by all segments of the farming com munity The new Commission will work with marketing boards farm organizations and various groups of pro ducers to develop the most appropriate marketing strategy for given com modity The existing beef calf pro gram will continue to func tion on an independent basis until 1980 at which time government contracts with producers run out believe that it was about year ago in one of these reports explained Ontarios reluctance to establish our own stabilization scheme At that time we preferred to see national plan in operation which would form the basis of an effective threeway part nership of farmers and the two senior levels of govern ment Your Ontario govern ment has not introduced plan which is large scale because provincial plans by themselves could encourage even greater fragmentation of the food industry To some extent British Columbia and Quebec have experienced directly the problems of go ing it alone particularly in terms of costs RESERVATIONS Sincc federal provincial talks on farm income stabili ty started in 1973 and since the introduction of the federal Bill 050 last year Ontario has consistently stated our reservations about that bill Ontario has always felt that the establishment of produc tion controls were unaccep table to most farmers because they interfered ex cessively in the normal operation of the market place As well Ottawa would establish arbitrarily produc tion costs for given com modity These two specific rescrva tions have been overcome to some extent Ontario wants Try Our Famous MIIIAMAII ADVENTURE AVariety of Chinese Foods 1an our SERVICE 12661 Banquet Facilities MlllIlMllll GARDENS Licenced Tavern at Dunlop SlWBarrie Locations provided under contract Service by Electrohome No selling tion plan which works well for the farmers and does not lead to senseless competition where all producers are penalized for good efficient production OVER $5 MILLION The Ontario scheme for the first year of its operation costs about $5 to $6 million and covers commodities such as turnips cabbage other market garden vegetables and possibly winter wheat Winter wheat may end up being covered by marketing plan Regardless Ontario is not aiming at covering those farm products already covered by the federal in comeplan Above all else the Ontario plan fits in well with the pre sent provincial restraint pro gram complements our means and our needs and helps in an important way to remove the roller coaster aspects of farm income The Ontario plan is the best way of helping our agricultural community to produce the quality of food which we all enjoy today in stead of telling that same farmer that he must have his best preductive land frozen in the best interests of socie tyas the NDP favours so adamantly postscript on this situa tion looks like the Liberal Party will cause the defeat of the farm income bill on the grounds that it does not pro vide sufficient funding for the type of plan which they have in mind Your governments plan has always been con sidered supplementary scheme to the federal one and not fullblown farm income scheme costing about $100 million Quite difference in approach How do the Liberals regard their 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