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ITS ONLY MIKE AND HIS ISUB Did you ever wonder what the bottom of Kempenfelt Bay containsTEver wish to resident Mike Sauer will soon be in position to do these things It took just under year to do it but he is in the final testing stages of the construction of his self designed minisub Mr Sauer tows the sub to testing area just off Centen nial Beach in above photo to prepare for shallow water tests After about one hour under water checking the functions of various systems Mr Sauer poses the hatch on his sub below Examiner Photos search for the lair of the mysterious Kempenfelt Kel ly or just wish for scenic cruise under more than 100 ft of water and not even know how to swim Barrie uaaunwnnnnu II EMost Lebanese tired gwant end to civil war SIDON Lebanon Reuteri We just want security from whichever side will provide it The speaker sat on the terrace in front of his modest house electricity and foodstuffs to the villages they had taken back from the Syrians He said that though the Syr ians shelled villages where his vention troops Tanks and artil lery rolled along the twisting hill road to the edge of Sidon and some of the villagers worked for and with them Gospel newspapers expanding The Barrie Examiner Tuesdfiw but few found on newsstands By THE CANADIAN PRESS Gospel newspapers are ex panding in Canada but few will be found beside Playboy at newsstands Ive discouraged newsstand sales so far since the Christian Inquirer is not yet suitable for that kind of distribution pub lisher Ron Marr said in tele phone interview from his office in Ridgeway nl We have tentative distributor in the United States and hope to have our November Indiana edition on the stands The monthly Christian ln quirer claims circulation of 50000 20000 in Canada and 30 000 in the US The newspaper was first issued in November 1971 We select news that is either affecting Christian lives or events believers ought to be at fecting Mr Marr said Our comments are dictated by bib lical perspectives generally found in evangelical churches USE SYNDICATES Most of the Christian ln quirers news content is derived from three syndicatesvlteli gious News Service Copley News Service and Evangelical Press News Service Some frec lance material is accepted and some original investigative re porting is done Both the Canadian and US editions carry fourpage cen tre section entitled Universal Inquirer which is described as an evangelistic tool to pull out and distribute among non Christians The Christian Inquirer is communications vehicle adop ted by the Council for National Righteousness The sixmonth old council claims mem bership approaching l0000 in Canada and is soliciting 100 00 signatures for petition aimed at influencing secular media and education authorities Christians are losing the battle against secular human ism because they havent fought it Mr Marr said Freedom was won by those who out of conviction that God made them to be freely respon sible to Him fought kings tyrants and dictators HAVE llNIICHSIRAIIIGY Mr Marr said the councils goal is to produce counter strategy to roll back the tide of drugs drink and debauchery An Alberta entry into the Gospel tabloid field Tom municate is published by Rev Neill Foster of Beaverlodge We have good news em phasis tendency toward the positive editorial assistant Eric Mills said We try to avoid reporting scandals in Christianorganizations Communicate started eight years ago part of Mr Fos ters Evangelistic Enterprises Society Licensed as national evangelist for the Christian and Missionary Alliance Mr Foster operates his own book publishing and distribution program in connection with in dependent church activity The tabloid approach is not new in Canada sudstosouptosalvation message wrapped around corps news and marching orders for member soldiers has long been the content of the Salvation Ar mys War fry publication IN TABLOID FORM The Shantymens Christian Association of Toronto has pub lished since 1023 humaninter est tabloid containing accounts of Canadians converted to Christ The Shantyman as the newspaper is called was seen as an economical means of leaving Christian messages in isolated communities It has penetrated fishing villages lighthouses lumber camps and foreign countries Other efforts toward Cana dian religious publication are the United Church Observer The Anglican Canadian Chur chman The Presbyterian Record The Pentecostal Testi mony the Mennonite Brethren Herald and the Canadian Union Messenger Seventhday Ad ventist publication The Cana dian Churchman has news paper format the others come in magazine package But there still is small en couragement for the young Ia nadian Christian writer Chari ces of publication in Canadian religious periodical are limited because many Canadian denominations use church liter ature written edited and prin ted by their US branch BILLY GRAHAM IlIIlilS Evangelist Billy Graham is helping to change the situation The School of Christian Writ ing sponsored by the evange lists magazine Decision has been conducted four times in Canada chchnge school aims to writers to expose their basic loyalty to Jesus Christ and to implement their desire to win others to Him through the medium of writing said registrar Charlene Myhre Emphasis is placed on con tent style slant in areas of fiction nonfiction poetry devotionals newspaper jour nalism and juvenile writing The school approach started in 1963 and since then dozens of similar schools have been of fered in the US and 74 other countries Unnecessary calls rapped TORONTO CP Unneceslt sary ambulance calls cost 0n tario millions of dollars and ties up needed equipment Metro politan Toronto ambulance ser vicesofticial says Harry Heatheringlon assist ant supervisor of commu nications said in an interview Friday such calls could lead to tragedy for persons in real need We get calls where literally BandAid would have served the purpose he said Thousands of the requests this year will be for emergen cies no more serious than headaches cut fingers and sprained ankles he added THE ANNUAL MUNICIPAL ENUMERATION STARTS TODAY The annual municipal enumeration is underway During the next two weeks an enumerator carrying proper identification card will call at your residence for few minutes to check basic information required in determining weary smile on his face Like most Lebanese he is sick and tired of the civil war He wants only to be left alone to know that he and his family need not fear violerit death and to make enough money to live on His particular problem and that of most of the people in fstring of villages on the road between Sidon and Jezzine is that they are Maronite Chris tians in an area controlled by the mainly Moslem left wing and its Palestinian allies Until the Syrians marched westwards from Jezzine to Wards Sidon two months ago the war had scarcely touched this area The villages had caused no trouble No one posseSSed more than small arms for selfde fence and the inhabitants were left to scratch living from the chalky mountain soil as they had always done SYRIANS INTERVENED Then came the Syrian inter cacti Last month the Syrians with drew about 12 miles and the Palestinians and leftists re turned Some of those who had coop erated with the Syrians followed them eastwards Others moved to east Beirut or to other areas under Christian control Those who could not af ford to leave or did not want to stayed put There were no reports of any one being killed or maltreated by the returning leftists though some people were detained for questioning about their collabo ration with the Syrians Though the Syrians have gone the war is not far away few miles east of the village an estimated 300 Syrians and few rightists were exchanging shell and machinegun fire with lef tist fighters SOUGHT IMPROVEMENTS Abu Moussa commander of the Palestinian forces in the area said his side had tried to improve the supply of water men were positioned he had forbidden retaliatory shelling for the sake of people in Syrian occupied villages Asked about rightwing accu sations that the alliance has ill treated Christians in the area Abu Moussa said there had been no trouble Not only were Christian and Moslem villagers coexisting in peace he said but his own for ces included men of both re ligions But many of the houses were shuttered and silent and the main streets often had the un naturally empty look of seas ide resort in winter At present all the villagers object to is the presence of ar med men lounging at roadside cafes manning checkpoints or roaring past in jeeps We dont want people with weapons here one said They encourage the others to shell our homes and we dont needthem the SUMMERSEIT IOUNGE in the all new qyour eligibility to vote in the muniCipal and school board elections to be held December this year the allocation of education property taxes between the public and separate school systems the distribution of provincial grants to local governments to help reduce local Itax bills qthe preparation of jurors lists and opopulation information needed for other municipal programs The enumerator must record such information as the name age property status eg owner or tenant school support and residency of all members of the household When the enumerator visits please check that the information on the Enumeration Notice is correct If it is not revise it and verify the changes lfyou are not home Notice will be left for you if changes are necessary please make them and mail the Enumeration Notice as soon as possible in the self addressed postage prepaid envelope accompanying the Notice For any additional information please contact the local assessment office Arthur Meen Minister of Revenue TM Russell Deputy Minister Ministry of Revenue Ontario Possibly the most elegant new lounge in this area is now open on the second floor of the all new Wellington Hotel Large plush chairs and couches in small groupings provide an intimate atmosphere for quiet conversation The Summersett Lounge place you must experience Downstairs in the Pub we are already becoming famous for our savory afternoon luncheons making the Wellington Hotel on instant noontime hit with many local businessmen Tomorrow come to the Wellington Hotel for lunch youll be pleasantly sur 7282445