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14 thgexaming Thursday Jan 1973 It Ii llltetl IM LOOKING FOR PEOPLE who want extra money who want sparetime businesses of their own that wont upset family duties Find out how to qualify as an AVON REPRESEN TATIVE Call 7289652 or write AVON PO Box 485 BARRIE Ont L4M 4T7 11help wilted WANTED MATURE PERSONS for Telephone Soliciting Apply at 39 COLLIER ST SUITE 103 orcaH 7267205 LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER needed for motherless family children and years nice home in Coldwater with comfortable accommodation Apply Box 457 Coldwater Call 835 3110 days or WTh TF BABYSITTER REQUIRED days and some evenings prelerrably in my home or Ferris Lane area Telephone 737 0464 after pm 7900 evenings 71 kelp waned 71help waited Real Estate IA AG Professionals Since 1913 355 Bayfield St Barrie Office 7370011 MANAGER REAL ESTATE BRANCH OFFICE BARRIE ONTARIO LePage Ont Ltd is looking for broker or person holding Real Estate Certificate with management and branch office experience to manage the existing LePage office in Barrie The successful applicant will have solid background in Real Estate selling and office management with record as team leader and sales producer The person we select will be required to hire develop and motivate the branch sales team and continue to provide the Barrie area with LePage quality service Compensation will be based on the Company Managerial package with guarantee If you have the qualities and background and are interested please let us hear from you in assured confidence Call George Cormack President 4846141 Toronto J7 TOOL AND DIE MAKER Tool maker able to produce progression dies with minimum supervision Good rate for right person Please phone BRIDLE 14169362100 for further information JI PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR An opportunity exists in our Rexdale Manufacturing Operation for an individual who will be responsible for the first line supervision of plant employees involved in metal fabrication The successful candidate must be selfmotivated individual possessing strong supervisory abilities and having experience supervising in related industry We offer salary related to experience generous company paid benefit plan and the opportunity for advancement Interested candidates should forward resume to IIURST Industrial Relations Manager WesteelRosco ltd 345 ATTWELL DRIVE REXDALE N9W 5C2 J5 COST ACCOUNTANT Leading manufacturer in Barrie requires Comm graduate or RIA student with at least years experience for an immediate opening Excellent opportunity to assist in installation of standard cost system Position reports to VicePresident Finance and involves cost estimating variance analysis and timely report preparation for top management SEND RESUME with salary history to PERSONNEL MANAGER WEST BEND OF CANADA PO Box 6000 BARRIE Ont LAM 4V3 J7 llhelp wanted RELIABLE PERSON to live in and help look after two children and Some hOUSekeeping duties involved Please reply stating experience and salary expected to Box Wu The Ex aminer Barrie HELP WANTED éar HEW 7713492 LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER required for rnotherless family Two children ages 11 and 13 Please provide references Telephone 7263839 ONE LICENSED BODY PERSON and one PAINTER required for busy flat rate shop Steady flow of work lringe benefits Apply to Joe Burton Paul Sadlon Motors 726 Ian MTRUDE KéuRys STEAK HOUSE Ex perienced grill man or woman required For appointment call 726 6030 TWO POSITIONS DRIVER and SHIPPER required immediately by Fisher Stoves Experience necessary Apply to RR No Cashway Road Bar rie EVENING CASHIER For automobile dealership Monday Tuesday and Thursday pm to 730 pm Wednesday pm to pm Ex perienced in handling cash typing and office procedures Write Box W45 The Examiner EXPERIENCED coax ovvn transpor tation Apply in person Nottawasaga Inn telephone 458 9595 PERSON TO remove parts from cars outside work Must have tools and ex perience Apply in person Holt Auto Parts next to Molsons Brewery ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR required for local manufacturing company Se cond or third year RIA student Two to three years experience in accounting an asset Please reply to Personnel Depart ment Box 667 Barrie Ont LAM 4Y5 TORONTO STAR requires men or women to help Toronto Star carriers to improve their paper routes Evenings only Car allowance plus commissron Telephone 726 8001 9a loop 72jsales helpagents EXPANDING CANADIAN Oil Company needs dependable person who can work without supervrsion Earn $14000 per year plus bonus Contact customers around Barrie We train Write Dick Pres Southwestern Petroleum Brampton Ont LAT 2J6 TEXAS REFINERY CORP of Canada Ltd otters exceptional opportunity plus cash bonuses lringe benefits to mature individual In Barrie area Airmail Presi dent Dept CF PO Box 70 Station Toronto Ontario M46 326 76en1ployment wanted required EXPERIENCED DAYCARE available in my home Full or part time Children aged one year and over Constant super vision References available Please call 728 7086 for more information 77 legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS Creditors and others having claims against the estate of WILBERT DONALD McARTHUR late of the City of Barrie in the County of Simcoe cleaner who died on the 2lst day of July 1977 are hereby notified to send particulars of the some to the undersigned solicitors for the Administrator on or before the lath DAY OF JANUARY I978 after which date the estate will have been received Dated the ISth DAY OF DECEM BER I977 CLlNE AND BACKUS Barristers and Solicitors 28 Colborne St Simcoe Ontario N3Y 4N5 Solicitors for the Administrator 0222915 19 auction sales MARPLES ANTIQUE AUCTION Saturday Jan 7th at pm Preview at pm in the Avening Community Hall miles south of Staynar on Airport Rd Dufferin 18 No reserve Refreshments Homemade pies Featuring Nice piece glazed hutch walnut corner cup board with double raised panels Cranberry banquet lamp Dry sink Tavern table with lift top and stretcher with splayed legs Cononboll Rope Bed 250 good items Norm Marple Auctioneer 519924261 J5 EXAMINER WANT ADS 728 24 YOU CAN EARN 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January at II Interment St Marys Cemetery 87 in memorlams SWEENEY In loving memory of dear Wife and mother Irene who passed away January 21974 Sweet memories will linger forever Time cannot change them Its true Years that may come cannot sever My loving remembrance of you Always remembered and sadly miss cdby husband Norm daughter Bey son in law Ian and granddaughter Anna CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 72872414 Classified advertisements and notices for these pages must be received by pm day preceding publication with the exception of Classified Display advertisements which must be in by pm two days prior to publication BIRTHS ENGAGEMENTS MARRIAGES DEATH NOTICES 40 words $550 Additional words IO cts per word CARD OF THANKS 40 words $550 Addi lional words cts par ward IN MEMORIAM NOTICES No verse $550 be distributed having regard only to such claims as shall then Mth verso par count line 22 cents par line COMING EVENTS $322 per column inch 24 WORD MINIMUM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Cash 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lessen the value of the advertisement are not eligible for correc lions by make goods The Examiner reserves the right to classify revise or ratact any want ods PHONE 7202414 79 auction sales AUCTION SALE FRIDAY Jan I978 at7pnt Located on Highway 90 IV miles west of 400 on north sideof road Also consignments wanted Call 72813 Graham Allen Auctioneer WThTF MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Advertisers frequently ask this question Fortunately there is no best day to advertise Each day new wants arise bringing new readers as old 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 Examiner Classified Section Phone 7282414 NOTICE Ulfililllllli Iur IlilSSlIEl wurd ads pm day previous noon Saturday WANT ADS PHONE 7282414 01595 raises WHAT IZYEAROLD BUSINESSPERSUN CANT LEND MONEY ANSWER Your Examiner Carrier 0n Collection Day TODAYIS COLLECTION DAY PLEASE PAY YOUR CARRIER PROMPTLY Th 18 tendon Vehicles Letters will be received for inclusion in the ministrys Register of Potential Bidders to receive Invitation bid tender forms for the disposal of accident damaged vehicles owned by the Ontario Government Interested parties must forward their name and complete address to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications Field Review and DISposal Office Room 134A Central Building 1201 Wilson Avenue Downsview Ontario M3M 1J8 Additional information may be obtained from the Field Review and Disposal Office Telephone 416 2483725 J5 Ministry of Transportation and Communications 80 public notices 80 public notices iPLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE Vespro Twp Planning Board will be holding public meeting Wednesday January II 1978 at 800 pm to consider Amendment No to the Vespro Twp Official Plan Amendment No deals with the redesignatlon of Part of Lot 14 Concession Township of Vespro DENNIS WILSON Secretary Vespro Township Planning Board D21 30J5 businessmen say losing thousands of dollars year because some of their Businessmen lose goods inmail Some are TORONTO CP they merchandise is lost or stolen in the postal system Jim Brown president of Nor mandy Jewellery Manufac turing said no one in the jew elry business identifies their business on parcels being han dled by the post office because the parcels are rifled Some companies just use their own initials he said Its to make sure someone doesnt know its jewelry company Eric Tilley of Tilley of Can ada Ltd manufacturer Of small leather goods said he submitted about 35 claims to the post office in the last year for packages stolen or lost In many cases the packages are crushed or smashed open filley said Some things are taken out some things just dis appear He said that when the com pany wants to be certain that an item will be delivered it uses carrier service Distribution manager Dennis Grady of Majestic Dresses said his company has lost 25 pack ages in the mail system during the Inst vnnr He estimated that his com pany is losing between $3000 and $4000 year because of merchandise not arriving at stores loss of repeated orders and cost of insurance An office manager of labo ratory which makes allergy parations for many Ontario doctors said dozens of ship ments have been lost in the mail Those preparations are urgent the manager said Its almost an emergency when an asthma patient cant getrelief Ed Roworth Ontario public affairs director for the post of fice said that across Canada 21346 claims have been made for $1619855 in the first seven months of the fiscal year en ding March 31 1978 Last year 42493 claims were made for $2324235 from about six billion deliveries he said Brown said he does not know how many outstanding claims he has filed with the post office but he received letter from the post office saying it had lost one of his claims dont want to use the postal service he said use it only when have to Builds humane animal trap VANCOUVER CP In ventor Bill Gabry couldnt af fud to pay for parts and tools so he scoured garbage dumps for the material he used in his prototype humane animal trap George Clements director of the Association for the Pro tection of FurBearing Animals said Gabry look spring steel from baby carriages in Kamloops BC dump and used it to build his bionic trap which is designed to kill animals in stantly with minimal suffering Gabry former trapper in his early 70s who lives on an oldage pension in log cabin in the North Thompson Valley was refused government funds to develop the trap and the as sociation couldnt the entire amount he needed said Clements Gabrys first trap 75 per cent examiner patterns Doll Plus Clothes igu III 7427 tynan Make little girls eyes spar kle with this endearing doll Inspire happy hours of lets pretend Iun with this beauti Iully dressed doll thats about 25 tall Fun to make Pattern 7427 pattern pieces diagrams easy directions Included $125 for each pattern cash cheque Or money Order Add 25 each pattern for first class marl and handling Send to Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept The Examiner 60 Progress Avenue Scarborough Ontario M1P4P7 Ont residents add 9¢ sales tax Print lain Pattern Number Your ame ddress Value 225 desrgns to choose from In NEW 1977 NEEDLE CRAFT CATALOG free pat terns msrde Send 75¢ now Stitch Patch Quilts $125 Crochet with Squares $100 Crochet Wardrobe $100 Nifty Fifty Quilts $100 Ripple Crochet $100 Sew Knit Booll $125 Flower Crochet Book $100 Hairpin Crochet BOOII $100 Instant Crochet BOOII $100 Instant Macrame Book $100 Instant Mon Book $100 Complete Mg arts 14 $100 Easy Art of Needle nt 3100 Complete Gift Boo $100 Book of 18 Quilts Ill 60¢ Museum lIt Book In 60¢ 15 Quilts or Todey 60¢ Scott of 16 titty ltu 60¢ 12 Prize Afghans II funded by $5900 grant from the former New Democratic Party provincial government had one drawbacktension in large models made them diffi cult to set That problem has been solved in the new model but the asso ciation lacks funds to pay for patent costs said Clements ASSIST INVENTORS The whole country the whole world is looking for hu mane trap said Clements We feel the provincial govern mentif it is really sincere about wanting humane traps should be assisting inventors such as Gabry Clements said the British Co lumbia government contributes only year to federal provincial committee that stud irs new traps He said the leghold trap is still the device most often used in Canadian trapping and BC is the only province which has banned leghold traps with ser rated teeth Clements said animals caught in the traps often take days to die while birds deer and sometimes humans also are injured by the devices Gabrys bionic trap he said has features that allow it to be triggered only by the specific animal for which it has been designed It comes in various sizes for animals ranging from squirrels to bears The animal is killed by direct blow on the back of the head Changing lifestyle helps them VANCOUVER CP Soar ing divorce rates women in the labor market and widespread dissolution of the nuclear family may be the evils of the 705 but to the restaurant business they mean cold cash loan Black Bakes editor of the New York Restaurant magazine said in an interview that changing lifestyle is the most important single factor in the rapid proliferation of res taurants and fastfood outlets Its the best thing thats happened to the food industry said Ms Bakes The tradi Iional family just isnt there anymore She said 47 per cent of Ameri can women work statistics are similar in Canada and this means not only that there are two incomes for the family but that the woman is not prepared to cook and clean up when she comes home The divorced man is likely to eat out and youngsters are spending their allowance on hot dogs and hamburgers Ms Bakos said the oppor tunities for women in the food service industry are increasing and am happy to see many schools are graduating more and more women chefs While fastfood chains rarel offer the personal touch wit their hamburgers they do meet specific consumer need she said And Ms Bakes sees no change in the near future Students learn how to write TORONTO ICP York Uni versity has designed an ex perimental workshop to teach about 2000 firstyear students of social science and humanities how to write at the postsecondary school level Judith Humphrey coordina tor of the workshop says stu dents take time from tutorials and lectures to learn how to or ganize an essay define its thesis and connect paragraphs to make writing smooth Sentence structure grammar and diction are also included From Egypts past The Friendship Memorial erected after Russian techni cians built the Aswan High Dam rises over waters of the Nile River Tuesday Inside the memorial are inscriptions in Russian and Arabic as well as profile view of former President Gamal Abdel Nasser behind picture of imcum bent President Anwar Sadat AP Photo New windmill idea tested WATERLOO Ont CP truck has been driving around the University of Waterloo campus in recent weeks with funnylooking device rectangu lar saillike blades that rotate The device is new kind of windmill being tested by Bill Schmidt research associate of Dr Gordon Bragg associate professor of mechanical engi neering The device is Filippini rrL tcr designed by Armando Ftlippini who lives in Ethiopia to enable African communities to pump water Not an engineer the inventor tried to come up with device that could be built out of materials readily available in the com munity We think the Filippini rotor is pretty good example of what we are starting to call ap ropriate technology said Bragg My impression is that it is not particularly efficient but on the other hand it is easy to build or repair You can use just about any thing you happen to have handy The fan blades on the small experimental model Filippini built in Ethiopia were actually made from old offset printing plates KEEP IT SIMPLE He said scientists in advan taged countries are starting to realize that some of their tech nology is too refined to be ap propriate to other parts of the world which lack the technical skills and the inventory Of spare parts to service sophisticated machinery Increasingly those involved with overseas aid are thinking in terms of what is appropriate to the situation This is in some ways just as much of chal lenge as trying to come up with the ultimate in sophisticated techniques and equipment Testing the Filippini rotor is part of project sponsored by the Canadian governments In ternational Development Re search Centre an organization which supports the develop ment of research capacity within disadvantaged coun tries The longrange Objective of the work we have been doing is to improve water supplies in many communities said Schmidt But we recognize that there is no one best of windmill or windmil and pump combination for all situations In one region Of country the need may be for relatively small quantities of water for human consumption and the source may be deepbore holes In another much larger quan tities of water may be required for irrigation and it may be rwdily available from nearby river or lake The system used to provide the water must be carefully matched to the situ ation Bragg and Schmidt are work ing on series of recommenda tions to help engineers make the best selections they hope to come up with handbook em bodying these recommenda lions In the last year Schmidt vis ited number of countries in cluding Ethiopia Sudan Kenya and Tanzania talking with people doing research and in specting windmill and pump in stallations The Filippini or similar wind machines may be uite useful in locations where ere are good wind conditions he said Its cost advantages are attractive especially when you compare the Filippini with the cost of more sophisticated ma chines that would otherwise have to be imported Many of the disadvantaged nations are already suffering from foreigntrade deficits and are much more interested in systems that can be manufac tured in local workshops DraWing by computer art format future REGINA CP Univer sity of Calgary fine arts in structor says computer drawing is an art form of the future In an interview while he was participating in an exhibition that included three of his com puter drawings Gerry Hushlak 32 said he wants to change the elitist nature of art with this new form Most people cant afford to buy works of art he said Computer art would be avail able to everyone cheaply and Im working on system that would allow anyone to produce it The programs that his associ ate Lynn Sveinson graduate mathematics student prepares after he develops basic con cepts and schemes require about 50 hours work The computer produces its geometric drawings in few minutes to 12 hours Hushlak and Miss Sveinson are working on computer pro gram that would allow anyoiie to make computer drawings Hushlak said he is often criti cized by people who say com puters cannot produce art They say its absolutely in bad taste The very mention of the word computer suggests lack of emotion response and looseness People want to know how expect machine to produce art that communicates any thing He compared his work with the Eiffel Tower It was nothing more than an architectural structure when it was built Now people dont think of that All they think of is that the Eiffel Tower commu nicates with them visually It doesnt matter how much sweat went into creating it Its still work of art You cant judge this kind Of art by traditional standards The criteria for measurement is not the method of production but rather the final product Hushlak said he rejects the malt of lot of realistic work preferring avantgarde pieces and his own computer art In many ways art is like sci ence Its constantly developing constantly changing Theres no sense inventing the wheel over and over The boundaries of knowledge must be constantly expanded Im walking the path be tween art and science Right now thats still nomans land