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Traveller owned by Norm Paquette of Hanmer and driven by Guy Jutras won the second division of the Ontario Harness Horse TRAVELLERS MOMENT mens Association 4yearold Pacing Stakes at Barrie Raceway The horse was winning for the first time in five starts in the 14event series The winners purse stands him ninth in money earned with two events to go The top eight qualify for the final in October Making the presentation after the race is Gordon Pepper of the Ontario Harness Horsemens Association second from left Examiner Photo Ethnic newspapers in Canada are important to immigrants MONTREAL CP small publication called The Ukrai nian Weekly made the big time during the Olympics It was mentioned in several news reports after Soviet jour nalists complained publicly that special edition of the paper criticizing Soviet treat ment of the Ukraine was distributed to all accredited media members at the main Olympic press centre For The Ukrainian Weekly such publicity in the mass Nicklaus top Winner WASHINGTON AP Jack Nicklaus assumed the Profes sional Golfers Association money winning lead for the fir st time in 1976 when he won the $100000 first prize in the World Series of Golf last weekend Nicklaus has earned $261769 and jumped from fifth to first on the list by virtue of the World Series win Hale Irwin runnerup in the World Series moved from third to second place with $241427 Ben Crenshaw who led the list last week fell to third after 16thplace finish in the World Series He has earned $224901 media was unusual But for thousands of new comers to Quebec and Canada publications such as the Weekly and 19 other members of the Quebec Ethnic Press Associ ation are an important if not main source of news and pro vide vital link between mem bers of the immigrant commu nity and their new home And despite what association president Nick Ciamarra de scribed as the almost insur mountable financial problems faced by its members the or ganization is entering its fifth year with plans to expand serv ices while continuing fight for recognition of the legitimate role of the ethnic press in Cana dian and Quebec society The association is collection of such strange bedfellows as 11 Cittadino Canadese reaching an estimated 50000 Italian Canadians Arc Arabic Journal with monthly circulation of about 5000 and small Ar menian monthly called Keghart which publishes stories and poems as well as news items Also represented are news papers aimed at Canadas Por tuguese Greek YiddishSpeak ing black Polish and Spanish commupwows g9 khile many are distributed countrywide all are Montrealbased These disparate publica tionssome with circulation Beatrice Fruit Bottom is like yogurt sundae with the sweet fruit preserves on the bottom and tart creamy yogurt on top Stir it up any way you like it as small as 1000are all aimed at the newcomers with the common goal of familiarizing them with their new environ ment and new society Mr Cia marra said Often ethnic publications are the main source of information about government functions and regulations of interest to immigrants For example when the con troversy over language of edu cation for children of immi grants under Quebecs Official Language Act erupted last fall many Italian parents knew lit tle about the law Cittadino Canadese of which Mr Ciamarra has been publisher since 1958 printed complete Italian translation of thelaw The ethnic press association was founded in 1972 by Dr Jo seph Kage publisher of JIAS Jewish Immigrant Aid Serv ices News which is aimed at new immigrants of all nation alities Kenneth Qohinson wishes to announce the opening iii oFFice For the practice of Chiropractic in association with James Veitcli at BauField Street Barrie Ontario MM 583 Office Hours TelepiiOHe Bu Appointment 757359 BEATRICE ll iitollti YOGURl Delicious new Beatrice Fruit Through has fruit and yogurt premixed to sweet creamy consistency So you dont have to lift fingerexcept to eat it Brazils humid atmosphere The Barrie Examiner Wednesday Sept 1976 wreaks havoc with art works RIO DE JANEIRO AP In Brazil its difficult to tell whether arts worst enemy is sixlegged or twolegged The two1e ed variety tends to steal it estroy it or auto graph it while the sixlegged eats it for lunch Protection and restoration of art treasures from paintings to statues to colonial churches presents special problems not ound in Europe or the United States said Eddson Motta head of the restoration centre of Brazils Historical Heritage Drop in and too us today iao Innlsfll St wears this brand Institute The level of education and culture in developing country is one problem the level of hu midity and heat in tropical country is theother Motta said heat and humidity make the countr ideal for in sects Wooden uildings and statues are under constant at tack by termites Brazils big problem now is that the natural protection against insects afforded by re sin in the wood of 17th and 18th century art works has recently OUTSIDERS Add the look of 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