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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PR REP openings in the OFFICE AND PPPN Liberal insura ezpaHence speaking voic 30nd9pm Mano If you have We offer Exciting chall Excellent sala Canadas Telephone Mr of company benefits PI perience educat Avon Giftsf largest HELP WANTEDT ODUCTION FOREMAN or With up to years experience in manufac turing Must have knowledge of punch press operations Metal plating and heat treating an asset Apply in confidence to Gordon McLean DECOR METAL PRODUCTS 140 BAY ST MIDLAND ONT L4R 4L5 RESENTAT 44 Dunlop St Barrie Ont Attention Mr Smith TOR ONTO STAR TD REDUIRES Boys and girls to deliver Newspapers in the following areas Burton Ave Trailer Park Welling St East Apts Amelia and Eugenio Sts Telephone 7268001 between pm and pm vE Required by printing firm Should be experienced in printing sales Commission basis Apply in writing GIANT PRINT LTD Nlb NI Nlo IMMEDIATE DPENINGS THE FIRESTDNE TIRE El RUBBER CD OF CANADA LIMITED Due to recent promotions we have immediate allowing positions RETAIL SALES SERVICE MANAGER CREDIT MANAGER ADVANTAGES OFFERED Opportunity for rapid advancement Bonus based on performance Liberal retirement program Annual paid vacation nce program covering employees and dependents ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS High School College or University Graduates Successful record and present or prior sales Must present good appearance have good and be aggressive To arrange for personal interview call Mr Mitchell or Mr Hillcoff at Holiday Inn 728 6191 Ext 205 Wednesday November I7 between gement Trainee Grade l2 or better years finance banking or mortgage experience Enthusiasm and drive Individualized training enging work ry and benefits sales West at 7285903 Trans Canada Credit and Homeplan Realty 32 Dunlop St Barrie Ont rinse call Mr IAVIRUIERT 12b fillI it ii in to Ililll in Plant Accountant An opening exists for an aggressive and results oriented plant accountant with an RA or CGA degree or last year student Preference will be given to applicants with cost accounting background and some supervisory or ad ministrative experience Excellent range of benefits and attractive starting salary with real growth potential Please reply in confidence by resume outlining ex ion and current salary to Plant Manager Pilsbury Canada Ltd Taylor Dr Midland nt MECHANICS reQUired full or or iimiirutfif NI7 For an appointment to discuss career with one of finance organizations EXPERIENCEDTNJECTION MOULD SETUP PERSON for central Barrio rririnlilargtiiriii Most ltl Willing to worlr SIIIITS IliII inririri NIII piirt Christmas are joy to give 0A joy to receive 0An even greater ioy to sell For full information Write AVON PO Box 485 Barrie or telephone 7289652 MTN30 MATURE PERSON riiurrerl tor part time in nursery East end arra Ex perience preferred Ritererires rr wired Coll I3 ariytiini time Send resume and salary rennire rrients to Box 586 The Barrie xaminer MEDIUM SIZED trucking company in Bradford rcqunes an intelligent self motivated perSon to perform super visory and accounting tunctions Must be able to handle complete set of hooks up to and including financial statements Salary negotiable Please Send complete resume to Box 479 Bradtroil On tario Attention GIIHIMIHIIII MA IURE PE RSON required to rth for children and no housekeeping chores throuuh the mom pm to It Thursday to Silturrliiy irirlusive Tele phone 726 834 HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED driver required to deliver Chinese Food must be ex perienced Volkswagen driver and be responsible be able to work from pm Apply in person to CIlt Chinese Food 405 Bavtield St MATURE responsible person needed for night staff duties in childrens home Please call 726 7640 BARN NEAR ANGUS to tear down and clean up Cost to he arrived at 7281429 HORSE PERSON riding school Enolish and boarding stable requires strona full time helper Mucking out grooming careing for track Some ex perience With horses essential riding ability would be plus Oliver Win dy Hauqh Farm RR Shanty Bay or telephone 726 0192 EXPERIENCED SHINGLER wanted For area work Telephone after 726 3492 BABYSITTER REQUIRED in the Dalston Crown Hill area for pre schoolcrs Monday to Friday Telephone 726 7600 otter 5p in or eatiivalent With strono costing background reqmred by leading manutacturer ot pneumatic conveying equipment To assume accounting and Office adminstration resposibilities Mr Hamilton Conair Canada Ltd Box IIO Cookstown Ont LOL ILO Telephone I705 458 4363 EMPLOYMENTWANTED LICENSEDMECHANIC Wlll repair cars in spare time Anything considered Telephone 737 094 evenings CHILD CARE Reliable mother will take care at your children in my home Bra Bay Paint Road All ages Hot meals 436 96 WHAT HAVE you to ofter7 have 20 years sales and management Now re IOCafan in the Barrie area Open for out side or inside salary or commission or possible aqency set up Please contact Stretton Box 295 Washoqo I705 689 gt265 WHICH DAY IS BEST Advertisers frequently ask this question Fortunately there is no best day to advertise Each day new wants arise bringing new readers as od ones satisfy their wants we recommend that you start your ad tomorrow and cancel it when you get results After many years of ex perience with millions of want ads we know tomorrow is the best day to start your ad and every day is the best day to ad vertise in The Barrie Examiner Classified Section Phone 72824I4 Alluring Outfit liintcil lziltciii 46l4 There nothing more allir ing than bare back and shoulders above the silken glide 0t flaring pants Sew UTIIpll and cover coat in llUId fabrn Printed Pattern4614 Miszrm Sizes IO 12 14 16 18 Size 12 Ihust 34 iunipsuit yards 60inch fabric $100 each pattern cash cheque or money order Add 256 each pattern for first class mail and handling Ont residents add to sales tax Print plainly Size Style Num her your Name Address Send to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Barrie Examiner 60 Progress Ave Scarborough Ont MIP4P7 ISO styles lots of Ourrt Easies in our NEW FALI WINTER PATTERN CATAIOti Junipsuit tops pants Ill Total Wordiohr iiLiIlorrir Tiei pattern coupon 767 Instant Sewing Book $100 Sew Knit Book $125 Instant Money Crafts $100 Instant Fashion Book $100 EXAMINER xsss Card of Thanks 25 words NNOUNC Ares $500 Additional words cents per word In Memoriam no verse $500 Verse per count line extra cents per line Coming Events nH BIRTHS PRATT Mr and Mrs Pratt are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter Wendy Jane lbs 01 on Wednesday November 10 I976 at the Royal Victoria Hospital Sister for Melissa Proud qrandparents are Mr and Mrs Joseph Pratt and Madame Lee QuatKeonq GOOD NEWS STORY when you an nounce the birth of your child in The Bar rie Examiner lippings of the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement after birth Call The Barrie Examiner Classrtied 778 NH ENGAGEMENTS WOOLSEY FRENCH Mr and Mrs French II9 Henry St announce the marriage of their daughter Monica Lynn to George Woolsey son of Mr and Mrs Georoe woolsey RR No Utopia The marriaae took place at St Marys Church on Saturday November I976 DEATHS JOHNSON Erir At his resrdence on Sunday Nothiber l4 I976 Eric Johnson Beloved husband of Francrs of Pr No Stroud Dear father of Christine Mrs Zwrrker of Barrie and Terry oi Tunnsten Dent grandfather 0t tutti urnntlrtiilrtren Dcrlr brother or Phyllis iMrs Foster Spciirer and Dunn ill of Hvric Friiilanrl Ristinq the JenniIt Funeral Home ISJ Bradford St Barrie Visitation tram Tuesday at in Stfvrr in the rtmpel on Wednes nay November ltth at ii in Interment 5t JtirtiesLelttetwry Strourl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 778 MM Classified ortvurtrseiituiit and homes fol these pages must he received by in day piereilinq pufilltutlt Wltfl the Intlp tilill of Classified Display Litlyltllsllllcllls who ti must be ti by in iwn days IIU in pllbltinfltitt BIRTHS ENGAGEMTNTS MARRIAGIS DEATHNOIICES no Mitt $5 on Aiiiitirirtnl wt ti HIT Mild CARD OF IltAtlhi winds Swtt AIIIII fIOIIDl our per mil IN MEMORIAM NOIIH Ni rs SS 00 writ ri pm rrriiIII ptl Int rriwtit rttlIS SJ 12 pm lion WORD MINIMUM HASJIIIID Abdwlluitir rm Um you Prius apply purl litiy Om 14 amino pm 1gttI titmi women mm 5e ii rmiwrunn iltnrlrrrlN Hr pm wirt it in firm Itiiim IISIJ0 rune put out rirsinnivi my tutnl be no Multiple Iirwf other or milr mi Irivr inwltu ilIIIlI Anttirtrfl IIIUII ris WHIII more it tumr ttlr word Eiltfi of tiiriilt ii tlIIUl lflfifndif mm l4l lrllll Swami mr ERRORS ANT CORR TIOH An mow iiimm rrt iu niIIrf meantime ti rtttultinrs lfthli itii Illsufrilf ppm it Adllflliith rili minmom r1ltihtllltil timii iii rIIli mm in mir mu hl vermini that ti Uldol that sum no Iyiwttli Ifly ttifilrrltlrtrr ixtii rm ni my Hi itii nun the It will in ttiv HI rm rf iii If Bi llirf1l1iir litJtll JIJ Storyteller even as youth MONIRIIAI itlr Saul fellow who won the It Nobel lrle Iiir literature was strltclltr even its youth in Montrciil Ilie illlllOUlIttllltlll of the award to the writer who was born iii IlfiltllV Lochinc evnkcrl rcmemlirrincis til liiiti III old friends who knew him its rest dent of this Il liwish llIIlllI grimt iiiiinboiIiorid One such Iricnrl is Willie fireenliirg who Ittilllfll Illrll Rellriw was Ililllltfl Shloimc it Icr Shliiime llcmelccli the King Soul of biblical linnc Rut around ll St Lawrencc Brittle vnrd neighborhood he was known as Shlnimkc lielliiw who left Montreal for Iiiczigo when he was nine years old used to visit the ireenbcrgs and tell stories My mother would listen and illltl he left shed pilt Iicr hand In her left check shake her head and say with it smile Oy is dos kind it liloffcr lMy does this kirl know how to bluff Later of course realized he was just giving out with his fan Irisies said Mr irecnbcrg Another who remembers the writer is Myer iiimcroff Monr Irczil lawyer and Itellows first cousin The writer stayed Willi the iiiiiierolfs when he cattle to Montreal ll few years ago to re ceive an honorary degree Irrini Mcfiill liiivelsity lie was nice quiet young boy studious and polite iltltl when he visited with us he hadnt changed that lunch said Mr izimcriiff He described his cousin as having liciniish twnrm inrt filmilyroricntedt quality and being completely lln pretentious WANT ADS The feeling was no different than when we we were kids PHONE 7282414 lISiIll Truriiiicjigncg Pliiiiicioricr TOWNSHIP OF ESSA RATEPAYERS MEETING The council of the township of Essa invites all ratepayers of Essa Township to attend ratepayers meeting on Monday night Nov 22 I976 beginning at pm at the Ivy Orange Hall in Ivy The purpose of this meeting iii to provide an tip piirtuiiity for the rulcpaycra to review and discuss with Council matters of mutual concern Nl6 I8 8822 per column inch COMING EVENTS The Barrie Unit of the CANADIAN LANCER SOCIETY Annual Dinner Meeting Wednesday Nov 24 630 PM Boyshore Motor Hotel Guest Speaker DONALD INSLEY VicePresident of CFRB Tickets $500 Everyone Welcome For Information 7268032 or 72868l9 N6 T0 1620 ANAF BINGO Every Wed Night Early Bird Games 730 pm Regular games 800 pm Jackpot $300 must go every week Admission SI 00 for cards Air conditioned hall GEORGE ST BARRIE TTF Has to use savings to live LONDON Ont CF Rev Jack Smith ltiited hurch minister says he has to use 33 till year from his savings to keep his fitlllll of seven above the poverty level Serving ii rural charge in southwestern Ontario Mr Smith Illlll his real name earns $19701 annually illlfI lives in tree niiliise allowance of $Illii year is provided for travel expenses He considers himself lllcky because his prcsliytcry covers utilin bills and medical bene fits rt lot ol ministers dont Ltl illlS llt also lives on on dance to supplement come Although his salary is consldr ercd low the lnitcd Iinicli is HnOIIIJ the highest paying in Ilinzidii Rev John McKay of Windsor liit and former president at the Imch hurclis London loiitereiicc says many clergy mens wives must work to ltltlllllillll an average standard of living The wifes salary zil Iows them to live in their own Ironic luxury many ministerscannot afford IIIIIIlIllCtISIS lli Silltl ii minister has hid den expenses connected with his parish work including lltll mg contributing to charitable funds and opening ones home for churchrrclated functions Icrgy usually give more to the church because they are the first to prime the pump for vol untary giving he said Ministers oftcn turn I1Ik about 2ft per cent of their salariesIiithechurcli Rev Peter Scott of St Dar vids hurch in Woodstock Ont said he and his wife were unable to live on his minimum salary of $7600 when he entered the ministry iii rural Ontario several years ago During the years was on the minimum it illt into my savings and both sets of parents subisidized us he said His financial situation Ini proved when he moved to city church Now he has two chil dren and must put aside money for their education Roth Mr Scott and Mr Smith support proposal put forth by Saskatoon theology professor Ben Smilic who wants wage parity for the 2600 Ilniterl Iinrch clergy UMIIIIII FOR IIAINIIIS Mr Scott says the present system of congregations offer ing salaries according to their finances encourages com petition for highpaying charges The fellow who stays on the rural charges because he likes it ends up living on the initi iiiiuin salary all his life and his family suffers The system also is unfair to inher his Ill poorer congregations who might not call desired minister because the mem bers feel they wouldnt be able to afford to lilkt him away from richer charge Mr Smith and Mr Scott criti cizc travel allowances which are calculated on the number of miles between charges and whether driving is on paved gravel roads My work mileage on the ru ral charge was calculated at two miles the distance be tween the two churches said Mr Scott But also had to visit parishioners in three hospitals He said basing allowances on the average number of miles travelled week is more reaIIS tic than Sunday mileage He also wants allowances to come from central fund and scheme established for pur chasing cars on national level GREETING LEVESQUE Joyous Parti Quebecois sup porters demonstrate at the Paul Sauve Arena in Mon treal Monday night as they await the arrival of their new Premier Rene Levesque fol lowing the Parti Quebeeois upset victory in the Quebec election CP Photo Record price paid for steer TORONTO i7P Knob IIiII Forms of Toronto paid record price of $1 25 pound for it 607 pound AberdeenAngus crossbred steer that won the grand championship in the car cuss category Monday at the 48th Royal Agricultural Winter liir Bltmflt IAquitrliic the grand champion was an entry of virl aniid of Forest Ont Knob llill paid $275 pound for lllc reserve champion car cass charolais steer owned by Lynda Iilltrin of Shelbriurnc Ont irandolld reservechumpioti Illitibs III the carcass class ctr Icrcd by John Kelly of lltlil Ont tiltl sold frirSJ fit pound and Fred Show and son of Ilan lspurt got 3323 pound for their I5tpounrlbiirrriw hog carcass Entries of Ellanvannin Farm and Early Sunset Farms of iormley Ont won the bull and female grand championships respectively in the Aberdeen Angus cattleclass Grand champion hereford bull and female were entered by two Saskatchewan farms An entry of Johnson Brothers of Spy Hill was the grand chamlt pion bull and Robert and Hugh Ross and Sons of Prince Albert entered the grand champion female CORGIIIUWN WINS Shortliorn grand champion hull was an entry of 30 Belt iiett of icorgetmvn Ont and grand champion female was owned by Woody llills Short horns Harold and Keith Iorilc of Kcnnny Man The Barrie Examiner Tuesday Nov to 1976 Safety groups urged in iORONTO CP Health and safety committees should be mandatory in all Ontario work places with 10 or more employees Floyd Laughren NDPNickel Belt said Mon day Unless they are mandatory the people who need them the most wont get them he told the legislature during debate on occupational health and safety legislation Spokesmen for both op position parties indicated Mon day that they support the prin ciples of the bill which would allow employees to refuse to work if they believe the work place to be unsafe The bill also would give re sponsibility for occupational health and safety matters to the labor ministry Previously three ministries had been in volved in the safety field Mr Laughrensaid the bill does not go far enough when it says the labor minister may re quire an employer to form joint health and safety com mittee to study the work place MIGIIT ACCEPT Remo Mancini LEssex South said his party might ac cept an amendment from the to make the committees mandatory But James Bullbrook LSarnia disagreed He said that if an employer has done plants 00d 0b in making the work glacelsafe there would be no need for such committee Mr Laughren also suggested that ministry of occupational health be established the money to be found perhaps by abolishing some government bodies such as the secretariat for resources development Mr Bullbrook said he was pleased with the section ofthe legislation giving res nSibility for the field to the la minis try which he described as very vital ministry Marvin Shore PCLondon North said he hopes that even tually the problems of stress and lack of exercise foroffice workers might be conSidered part of occupational health But he added that the legisla tion under debate was not the place for such provisions Ted Bounsall NDPWin dsorSandwich said the bill does not provide for com pulsory implementation of recommendations made by the health and safety committees The debate continues HOUSED ODDlTlES Philadelphias Independence Hall once served as jail and then as popular museum housing stuffed fivelegged twotailed cow the Local News and the Editorial and the Sports Section and the Ann Landers Column and my Mommy reads the Society Page and read the Comics the News Womens and the columns and my Brother reads the SPOFIS the Headlines 00d Ann Landers and the comics and my Grandma reads the Society Page the Editorial Page the Local News the Ladies Columns and the Church Page and my Sister So in our family The Barrie Examiner is the Bestread newspaper in the whole world Who reads the Barrie Examiner in your family Its family habit every night with thousands of families in the city of Barrie and Simcoe County SERVING IN IIV Of DARNII AND SIMtOt OUNIY