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Barrie Examiner, 10 Aug 1976, p. 13

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my HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IlElP WANTED BOYS and GIRLS Earn Extra Money and Win Prizes THE BARRIE EXAMINER NOW HAS ROUTE OPENINGS IN BARRIE AND ALL COTTAGE AREAS IN THE LAKE SIMCOE AREA Please fill out the application below and return it to THE BARRIE EXAMINER Circulation Dept 16 Bayfield St Barrie or Phone 7266539 Address ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES CASH RATES Telephone irrifiiAiirro RELIABI PERSON wrllmq to work afternoons niirt wtrknrtrls Apply in per son to Cortrm Firm 355 Rayliclrt Si Bariu PERSON WANTED to locarn onliial tram Apply in person 78 Morrow Death Notices Engagements Births $500 WANT Rcliablo Slllvl for hildrcn maximum 40 words additional words cents per word Onr in sc trout and inc months old or ctvratiiy IIT my homo St Vincent area Cord Thanks 25 words $500 Relorcm rmiurm Must loyinq arTid Additional words cents per word patient TIIIDTTYHH 737 39M any imc In Memoriam no verse $500 ALESFF RSON Only uooci iosrr nemi Verse per count line extra cents per line apply Part 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Allan WITISIY Autiiist 975 list uranil itiilii trir Mr arm Mr Qii tiaril kimum and MI and Mr IITTit Diitiwn Timnkxtnnr Williams Jackpot $300 must go every week Admission$l00t0r2cards Tahoe mm Monday mm is tnir ui Air conditioned hall Iiicsday hurt is full of iic WILL BABVSIT Div homers in my wirinrstims titltf Hill at woo GEORGE 5Tb BARRIE honic Monday to may Ottaway and but Sitdy liilit hauler to do SI Vimrnl irca ierJdltl sunnymun Toliplmnc 776 437 TUTENTS AVAIL ABL to no all kiiirts ut robs tor rm hour lay muck all SIlltfnt Mnnmiwm in nu ranuc tor the lltlp you iiicit AY ARE tor liii ll1ftl in pi titc homi at young taiiiily vwm tinitem Ollkulflt LottV of trwirfit liiii rat FItrtv all Tit HAP may mm is lax um and QWIHI hiitiii day liilii Vi ks third for its Il inu Aiiil Tllltl Him is tuir lI kill ahlmtli friy In tiii inii isc iiml uoori Hit it tiilitrriii licm mu this vcisc tiy Cuuiitci iiillilt altcity want In know which mu ot thc wcck was llliir INT th itali kmp IIVIK am DOtfinl iritormntimi tor yinlt iltiILl fillllt 1er kamirmi UrlTll iririiiiiiiimrii will in llttTt ttir manic OI your tiiln HH ut inc work viiiiritti ini viuir nu tti tlic Viiiiitit iiiit ilTlltl mi inim indium pr intuit lHKNrkll ill ftl Tltlx Di lilllrnl NOITCE T0 CREDITORS AND mm rim OTHERS Alliurns IN THE Estate of Ethel Milroy Deceased May late of the Thc rah Lin summit Riv lli Nii mil SI MI in llllTl 40 Niltlr Ami inmi mm ilxé mrc Vir City of Barrie in the C0unty of Wth VHS14 Simcoe Widow ALI PERSONS having claims against the Estate of Ethel May Milroy late of the City at Dome in the County of Simcoe Widow who died on or about ROOFE KW lttokNitY Vlv imi Mu Rim mimic at fllb RM ir lJiiv tllllltt It ilithi IT thyit mi urnvi Bi it ini it so at Mi mm the l2th day of May W76 are WWI MW mm hereby notified to send par ticulars of some to the un dersigned on or before the 315i MAW ot ll lk with Maw of August l976 after which cvm Wiincmw lmiwr out thumb cuiu cu date the estate Wll b9 Hum mm ciiv Uu distributed with regard only to rr cl lci tc iikviim 33 ii dulms whlch 31 11 hi lkl dersigned shall then have notice and the underSigned wrll at be liable to any person at CARDS THANS Whos lom my She we ii ram Alimv have notice lw mow arv mm ti JH ilit qt ih DATED at Barrie this 3rd day of August l07¢ DAVID ANDERSON AND FRANCES ANDERSON Executor it ltic tktt in in WM 5t Tllrvi Am km URN iTT Arturfl ttti lvo yr Dark Hvi iT ci and an in It xiv in sun BOYS SEAGRAM ROWE 3m NH yAYloR imm Auk NJ kpvtkt Li l30wen street BARRIE Ontario UM Au3 lo I7 NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF CHANGE OF NAME TAKE NOTICE that on Tuesday gm iAiri qiat IAN Er JAL ritln it Second spot SllthillA As TTF Easy ShellStitch Toss on this tinged triangle shawl for dayevening wear Shawlx are fashionable now Popular shell stitch waste the 7th day at Septembot 1°76 lliiiiiuld Rcdgdii prcssod lrcxi IN LvettI new1 OWN at the how or i000 odour iiltlll Ford to iiimc his ruiiiiiiiu 9351 ShaW xl lnlllni In th torenoon on opplleTIOn Jiiiitc two sciiitiii Ford was Wldvtw Pate Will be made to the presiding tiiiilciiiig tiii icc Ililtlll one ile fix Judge of macaw com me imiid Monday thc do not Lllll 525 lnut YMMV id County at simcoe at the court LLIIlIHILin IEc each 03 tar slur House Worsloy Street Barrie Ontario tor an Order changing the name of WILLIAM JAMES GAUTHIER at l0 Woodcrest Road Barrie Oniono to WIUIAM JAMES BELL AND TAKE NOTICE that any per son obiecting to said application may appear at the atoremen honed hearing and be heard DATED at Barrie Ontario this 22nd day of July 1975 OATLEY PURSER effort to scrccn POSSIIIt run 303 H3 99 recruiters 233 Dorm Ontom Nifty Fifty Quilts sioo solicitorstor the Applicant BAR LE Liv Fran RW Ripple Crochet $100 M3 tori The tcrriblc iixidims of Sew Km 8m $125 Bur lc Duc look their revenge Elam gryocclhgelt 22 gt BOX REPLIES MUM Instant Crochet Book St 00 cw fly chow Instant Macrame Book $100 mod Mung rwti box Police said today that fivc Instant Money Book $100 numbers to the advertiser as Chlldmn aged bflwem three comnlele Afghans sum on pom no and seven broke into her home Easy Art of heedlenomt $l00 ome in up of or on Sunday and smashed all her ggzikpmtt SGiétuibosok1 60W 09 035 Museum uilt Book through either failure or delay Then they turned to thcrest 15 Quiltsnfor Today in forwarding such plies 0U Techng 91 Book of is litfy iiugs so howuyuomuwiu thing Within roach Damage 12 MN Mghans 12 50 was estimated at $1200 lisstichuctts Brock iif lcniicsscc said lhc Imiuld pictcr to ltllldlll lll thc Kansas llhristtiphcr Bond IIic tim Eduard Riikikc tit and illiiti Scniitc Scitatiir Charles lcrc of II liiiuis Senator Rnbcrt hole at ind Missouri tiny ilso stud Monday thc hmc bccn iskcd for pcrwnal infurumtiun ti thc Whitc llousr us part of Fords class man and willing Send to Alice Brooks Dent Needlecnft liiirr lif Address Ont resident add 7¢ sales tax Print plain ly Pattern Number Your Name Address More than eve betbie 300 its Signs plus fee prine side NEW 91 Needlecraft Ca vi we By MRS CAMERON Mr and Mrs ccil rimcriiii iccompiiiiicd Nmlllull rind vl viii iislcy of Richmond Hill on ii trip to Iltllllttlll Ullllllltl and thc Agiiwzi iiiiyiiii Inst wcckcud Mr imd Mrs Mcl liimicsun and Mr and Mrs Ntlltllilll riiiiplicll look liiilidziy trip to tho wcst ciiiist this summcr Mr illttl Mrs Morris MtAP thur lili Tim rind Susiiii hiivc also rcfuiiicd from trip wcst llic Mziiituncs iiiid Ncw fouiidliiiid wcrc llic chiiicc of it holiday trip for Mr and Mrs Iim Mould iiiid tiiiiiily iiiil rs Fraser Annc Mciiiiig fllltl Fliirii Morrison spciit twri ll with icliitiycs il gciiia Siisk Mr illlfl Mrs lim Skiiincr and Mr IllI Mrs iriiliuiiiSkiii nor of Toronto iiiid Mr llll Cape Sleeves lack iiiirtwtiti eel tv and confident to mm Smart sleem rape trim lmmr 93x ti ear Mir dtiit crhi howni ce cm tic taru Jw Fifte tik VI miner eds mt tv Cid rut hon no Sent to Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dent IIiil $17 ll Address Ont TESldentS adit 7¢ sales fair Print plain ly Pattern Number Your Name Address More than ever betve 300 tr Signs iius free nitrite 5rd NEW1976 Needlewsz CAT alogoe Has eveivhng Crochet with Squares $100 Crochet Wardrobe 00 Nifty Fifty Quilts $100 Ripple Crochet $100 Sew Knit Book 3125 Flower Crochet Book $100 Hairpin Crochet Book $100 Instant Crochet Book $100 Instant Macrame Book SLOO Instant Money Book $100 Complete Afghans 14 $100 Easy Art of Needlepoint 5100 Complete Gift Book $100 Book of 16 Quilts 50¢ Museum Quilt Book 60¢ 15 Quilts for Today 60 Book of IS Iiffy Rugs 60¢ l2 Prize Afghans rl2 60c Ilic Nclsrin girls shiiwcd llltll Iziyriiifc pcls ii pair of gccsc zit llic iltttllllll Kids Kiiriiiyiil morning pct show which was Iicld rin thc old post officc lziwii IIic post iifficc il Mtllltllllll Squarc was dcstriiycd in it firc 4i yciirs ago in PHOTO FLASHBACK downtown Barric The picture is from Ken ncfh Robinson thc former recreation depart mciil dircctor Mr Robinson worked in Bar ric liclwccn 1947 and 1951 and is now the direc fiirof rccrciilion iii Pctcrliorough Mrs Itill uupci iif ISIIHWN wcic tlll yimlurs if llic iiiiiciriiis Mr iiid Mrs Itltl lii Ilzmlc lllll Ricliiiiil iil trilliii zmd Mr Mrs ccil iiiiiciiiii yisilcd Mr rind Mrs Furriulicr iiirl fiiiiiily iil lsliziwii this ltk IIicic lll Iic no church sci ltl it lulliric iiud cnliiil liiri Itllllll£lll cliurclics during August yliilc Ilcy Kcii crop is tlllililllltll Mrs Miiilcy tiimplicll was liiislcss for pluil piiity iil lici liiiiiiciccciitly Mrs Icm Rzilllc liirikiiiu iflcl lict giuuil iliiiiulilcr llciillici lliiiiliiill lllll Sylyizi élllttltlttl siiiiiiiici school Mr llltl Mrs Rriss Riudlcy £lllll ircg ciijiiycd ciuisc tn llic illitkkt Iltlll flllt iliiy this wcck Mr iiid Mrs Rriy tiiiiplgtclls ll Iltllllt lukmpl shiipc iiiiil liciuu ciiclriscrl lliis icck Mr iiiid lll Ilugli Iilflk stock llltl Iiiin spciil tlicii iltil Illtll lll icslcrii riiiiidii Mr lllll Mrs ltcrt IillllltNill Iiic spciil lllllt ii liil iil llicii limc iil liiciil triiilcr ciimps llltltlliHIVlldlltt liiis liccu SIMCOE coUNTY NEWS flotsam By IflTll LEA lIic llillsdzilc Ilusllcrs czimc liiimc with ii prize from lhc Iti tczini buscbiill fiiiirniimcnf iii lciicliiiiguisliciic Al llic IIiIlsdzilc Ilitll lllllltlit mciif Iltt Bcutricc Fluids ttlTl from Riuric wiin iivcr Slcssnr ziiid lcrirird riiwford ziiid ruisc ltl prich iii the IlltlSthIlllf grimcs llll Iltllll illll Mrs olc from Toronto llt ciijiiyiiiij tIic Slllllllltt iil llicir liiimc in tlic yilliiuc Mr and Mrs Morlty Nixon itlltl cliildrcii if trilliu and rs lhicliziiiiui ziud cliildrcn wcic rcccul lSllOlS with llicir llitlllltt rs lliiy Nixon Ill iiilliriiilli if if llrimc lliiy yisilcd Mr ll1I Mrs Alvin llllllln in lucsdiiy Mr and Mrs Elmcr Nclsrin ll liiiiiulii wcrc lirilidiiy visitors with rs Ruth liczi Bill and iirlixlc lliiyidsrin iif licliriil spciil ii wccks vacation with Mrs Ellcii lumrcc illll lifliiid lriilcr IIic III ll ii trip to Iliiiccliridgc ziiid liiilii Mr Hill Mrs Alvm llrciiiiiui Hlll to licrgus in icducsdiiy lli isit Mr rind Mrs Aridriw Mzichiriic MINESING By MARY McliEAN Among local participants in tlic soil improvcmcnf our of Snrniii imd Godcrich was Mrs It Viindcrwcilcn chcrzil largc farms were visitcd Vsiliirs of thc home if Mr and Mrs Jack McKee were flicir daughter Lynn of Toron to and Ron Godfrey of toronto Sandy Mcch accompanied group from the legion to the mind Id pry at Nashville leniicsscc Mrs llridgins was visited re ccnfly liy hcr sister from the cast coast lhi hunncns are home ilgillfl aftcr il wonderful trip Mr rind Mrs Bigham have rcturiicd ziftcr trip through llic north country Mr and Mrs ll Kelford of Mzinitobai zind Mr and Mrs Kclfrirrl from Shcrwood lilfk Alfzi spent it short time is gucsls Of Mr and Mrs Murray Mr and Mrs John Dc Kline and family if British Columbia and Mrs Klincs sister from lliilliind spent sometime with Mr rind Mrs Dc Klincand llicy Iicld ii family reunion on Siiiidiiy ll Springwntcr Park Enlivening worship 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in lhc Mllllt Itkitill irc ciiciiumucd to con tiuucwritiiig Tltc Tcslllcftti mark for writch in lllh country is frus frutiiie licsays lhc iiiiidiiiii Short Star Miiiliixmc has liclpcd rcducc this frustration for some and priiyiilcs citciiuriigcmciit to young writch who might iicycr tl it Il lLJll il llici xcic In murmurii iklltll lililll iiul lll llltfltlil Fri lll itlltll Ilt llttl lt tcls strut It it not grind tllrillLlll lil tic piililishcd llt iid ixtN tlli wiilii liiiw lllr tiii ciiiilil Iiiiiupirmd llii liiiigci tt llllt llic filimtl llti tllJlltt all lll iil Ii lilliki gtl ilnii sic iii llltl it lllill Falls walk lt li ll Hit iiliililii il Hliill lii mlituiir has llitllllt lhc third iiiii Ill mk pcriiiissiuiii to walk wiri strum icriisx iiiuuixi liil lilsdfltlll said Monday Iit llllilll said Mr cliriiic ltllll liciich ticriulists llciir RtlTtlll irid Philippe lctit in bids tn illtldlll pcrmu Slltfl Irrim pirkgt iriimissiiin ll ficitils iii mukc scpurutc walk across thc ftillz Ill his application Mr ttlhrdllt has proposed in Vtlll wiri strum between point near the Horseshoe Falls ln lhc Canadian sidc to spot on the side The thrcc aerizilisls haw madc application to carry out tiltll attempttd walks IhlS fall but parks commission tifflklalt on both sides of the border have delay td making occisioii Officials have said the need time to assess the impact thc crowds coming to see walk would have on the surrounding zirca LEARN THAT WORDAUE LONDON iCPI Sign over copy if Directory of Modern English lsagc on stall in market here said Say it with Fowlers llic ill milliiirimcmbcr dc llltllllllillltlll is thc first of thrcc mujrir Lulhcriui bodics in thc luitcd Stiilcs lii tiikc up pro thtl ncw JUIITI worship book itllil Illllllll drawn up in mm yciirs work by in lllltrIJIL tlicriiuciiiiimissuin llic uiizil priiicctcd for com plctinii Ill lStTlI is thc first com Tlltlll worship book for till three iiiiiiir liriiiiclics of lulhcriiis Illrlll iiiiicmilliiiiiiifllicm tll Il II IfNIOVY ttl ill has liccu harmony in lllt tiisk hriwcycr cycri In choosing tlic songs to include ltul thc cxpcils IlitVt madc somc ciiiiccssmiis to popular tiistcs iii ilil cfliirt tn iichicyc it llic hymns should be diiclri iiilly illllltl tiltiterfl Ir Mtit shall liiit hc iiddcd As sonic iiiic liiis said Icriplc Sing only in tlic Illnktr and in church Ni humus lTlllNl IISU tic Sing ilhlt In rcspiiiisc to ciiiigrcgzitiiingil Stllt wvcrul popular hym its not originally incliidcd bau liccii iildcd such is Onward thiistiiiii Siildicrs Whtil Fiiciid lIic lll Jcsus ziiid Stand lp Stand lp for Icsus Also dlIltl in rcspnnsc tri piipultir dcmiind wcrc sonic grispcl stings such as Ariiiiliiig lililkt ind Ilim innit Thou Art llltrilt pupultii by Bill ira Iiiiii crusades Jud sonic con tciupurary songs such il Let us liiiuik ltrcuil Trigcfbcr llll llur Knch Golfers set for Amateur lRlNilZ ALBER 585K il Tun British Columbia women were the only golfers to brcak par Monday in pre limuieir event for the Cana dian womens amateur cham piouship hich starts today Marilyn Palmer of Van COUF and Dale Shaw of Saanich combined for lwounderpar score of 122 for the Ltohole foursomes cham pionship Tournament favorites Debbie Massey of Bethleham Pa and Carol Semple of Atlanta had 128 in the preliminary event Massey who has won the Canadian amateur title for the last three years has also been member of the US Curtis Cup team and has won the US womens amateur champion ship The Barrie Examiner Tuesda Au ust IO l976l3 Act rules anthem must be played By KEN MacaUEEN KitchenerWaterloo Record KITCHENER Ont CP Youre slouched in the back of darkened movie theatre but tered popcorn in one hand soft drink in the other Youve just digested Na tional Film Board of feringperhaps The Horrors of Hoof and Mouth Diseaseand three coming attractions now at last its time for the movie Ah but not just yet You see its time for the naliOnal an themand please dont spill your popcorn as you rise to at tentiOn The music starts the scrat chy film clip flickers on the screen If you look closely you can recognize the Parliament Buildings Then the camera zooms to the fla pole top and we see the Cana ian flag llut tering in the breeze WILLRISE Observation of cinema au diences here indicates that cus tomers will likely struggle to their feet and by the time the anthem is half over most of them will be standing Some continue to eat their popcorn others Silently curse at the inconvenience and few actually stand at atteninn The scene repeats itself at least once day at all Kitch ener cinemas We arent being patriotic its in the Theatres Act says Frank Warburton assistant manager at the Odean Theatre in Kitchener The act says The national anthem shall be played at the commencment of the first or at the conclusion of the last exhi bitirin or performance of the day There is nothing in the act to make the audience stand through the anthem and at Arabs buy mansions Written for By NORMAN CRIBBENS LONDON CP They now are called the stately Arabian homes of England because many of the inc old residences once occupied by titled English families have passed into the hands of wealthy Arabs In their assion for the Brit ish way life more than 400 Arabs have bought choice prop erties in southern England over the last two years And so many are househunting in London and the south this summer that real estate agents expect more than half the homes on sale in the topprice bracket will go to Middle East buyers Said one agent Arabs are spending more than £100000 $200000 day with us buying homes in London and the south ern counties They are buying homes at well over £40000 eachrand many pay cash for them The buyers include Arab oil sheiks lawyers teachers bank managers and accountants They say the British way of life has so much to offer they would not wish to live anywhere elsc If were ill or needed medi cal treatment of any kind would have it in Britain said AITajir whose personal for tune of £2billirin makes him the richest man in the world My children go to school in Britain because it offers the best education in the world BOIGIITCASTLE AlTajir bought fabulous Me rewoth astlc in Kent for £55001 He also owns country estate in Buckinghamshirc two town houses in London and suburban house near his fa vorite golf course on Kingston Hill Surrey The Emir of Kuwait Sheik Sabah AlSalem AISabab has bought sevenbcdrtiom man sum set in 900 acres of Bucking hamshire countrySidc for £1 15million How do the British react to these invadersl Many resent it but those who work for the Arabsseemtolikethem They are very polite very formal and very anxious to do the right thing said EISK Parkinson hotel receptionist They are very considerate generous to fault and river schsrtive to what people think of them said Leslie Burnham la driver Sometimes when Ive been kept out late Wlth an Arab passenger my wife has received flowcrs and sometimcsjwelry aweva AMI WPOWI ran9711 least in Kitchener often they dont It depends If theres not many people in the theatre they usually dont bother stand ing Mr Warburtoii says When the audiencc docs rise it usually begins in the front rows he adds few stand at first and then like wave 0th ers get up ALLS IT DISGRACE think its disgraceful that some people dont stand up for the national anthem says Guy Wellhauser manager of tho Fairview Cinema Some people come up and give me heck for playing if they say comc to see the show not to listen to the na fional anthem Theres time and place for cvcrythingf The Fairvicw Tincmii has long and short anthcm film clip Mr Wellhauscr says thc shorter version is the one mostly played None of the managers inter viewed was sure whcthcr many patrons would care if they stop ped playing the anthem but they know that the theatres branch of the provincial government would care In the United Slatcs The AS sociated Press has reported that theatre managers in Nash ville Tenn have stopped play ing the US national anthem It seems there were brawls be tween patrons who stood up and those who did not Copper big in India By KRS RAJAN Correspondent BOMBAY CPI Foreign tourists who buy lamps ash trays samovars and other fan cy articles made of copper in Indias colorful bazaars may be unwittingly helping copper thieves Gangs of OppOT thieves have been active in north India par ticularly in the state of Uftar Pradesh They steal electrical transformch in which cop is used and sell them in the lack market to small workshops tur ning out fancy articles mainly bought by tourists ther equip ment containing copper has also been stolen The town of Moradabad famed for its craftsmen is said to be major markcf for the stolen copper nc cstimafc is that nearly fourth of thc cop per necds of some workshops is met by the robber gangs Bombay Times reports IITiIl in the first four months of this year nearly 700 clcctriczil trans formers wcrc stolen in Ulliir Pradcsh alone The paper said that some it 000 trans rirmcrs wcrc strilcii iii twoyear period But it quoch officials as saying that thc thcf ts have crimc down sharply sin ce the police wcrc armed with powers to shoot cnppcr thicvcs on sight ENFOlNTIIRH REPORTED chcrzil encountch bctwccn the gangs and thc prilicc Ilflvt been rcpiirtcd Thc Miiinlcnaiiicc iil lntcrnzil Security Act rMISAi passed by the Indian lziilizimciil to dczil With ccriiioniic riffcnccs liki smuggling and blackiiirirkclinu now is being uscd against llic copper thicvrs Nciirly 70 Of them have been arrrstcd under the act which allows on court appeal Many If the trziiisfiirmcrs and iithcr equipment for priwir gentration llt Itilll iii remritc zircus This liclps thr thieves to do lhiir work uii noticed The IUIHI loss to thr governmcnl so for is plricrd It 542 million Workers of thc giivcriimrnts ekCUHlI board are uffcri said to hclp thc gangs Iii ml 00 workers have bccii hold in charges of helping thc crippcr thieves the result of thc copper thcf ts is that many Villrigcs have had to go Without tlttlrlllr frir several weeks at it time lhc government now is thinking of distributing guns among fur mers to help the piilicc fight thr gangs All HllT VII1W TATAMMHHCHH 1Pi Anna Swim the largest woman ever born in Nova Scotia was riiic inch under eight feet tall Shc ditd in 1888 but her clothes are on display at the Sunnsr llill Museum hert MT PRESS SILK SOREH NM PM SIGNS

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