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Ur ess ending restraint Seeger to run in ward four Wes Seeger 24 of 11 Burton Ave Will be running for alder man in ward Seeger who filed his nomina tion papers Friday is factory worker at MansfieldDenman General Co Ltd Seeger says that city council is not representing taxpayers properly because too much money is spent on certain items He said that he can see trend towards higher property taxes Hundreds of thousands of dollars are spent on plans for proiects he said Theres ex cessive spending of money closer watch has to be kept on the citys budget Seeger said that the proposed civic centre could end up being duplicate of the facilities we already have dont think enough time has been spent into looking at IS SEICGER excessive spending other existing buildings and renovating them he said On annexation Sceger said that the city should have sat down with lnnisfil council and tried to come up with solu tion The entire annexation issue said Seeger is based on an an cient report from the govern ment Seeger also feels that the city should not have purchased Tyn dale Park which previously belonged to lnnisfil think the use that Barrie iesidents will get out of it will bequiteminimalhe said Seeger is also totally against secret meetings think that the taxpayers have right to know about anything going on he said He also said that it takes too long for city council to make decisions on various issues He said faster decisions could end tip costing the city less in the long run Seeger will be running against Gord Mills incum bent Doug Jagges Dorian arker and Kirsten Parker Military training for jobless suggested by association CFB BURDEN Staff Rather than allowing large number of young people to be unemployed federal govern ment should provide the Cana dian Armed Forces with the funds to train them This was one of several recommendations the Land Ordnance Engineering Associa tion discussed at its annual meeting Thursday Friday and today at 08 Borden The association consists of present and former army per sonnel most of engineers According to Jerry Yary mowich former lieutenant colonel and chairman of the associations constitution com mittee the organization exists principally to identify to the federal government what the land forces branches of the armed forces need to function at maximum efficiency Using unemployment monr ey to train young people in the forces would be solvingtwo pro whom are Wasaga Beach sewer application passed WASAGA BEACH tStaffi The Ontario Municipal Board has approved an application by this community 23 kilometres northwest of Owen Sound to ill stall sewars and water mains Board chairman William Dyer who announced the deci sion on the $15milli0lt project Friday after follr lays of ltttttr ings ordered the town to prepare bylaw regulating at tachment of the system On lednesday the town and the Wasaga Beach Ratepay ers Association agreed to support the project if permanent residents were given three years to hook up and if seasonal residents were allowed five years ommercial properties and new developments will be re juired louse the system is soon as it istompltttxl lowu clerk Ron ltailior said bylaw will he presented to council it its regular meeting Monday Strip show disgusting The nude dancing recently started at Poor Richards Restaurant is disgusting Aid Bill Knowles said Friday Aid Knowles madc the con ments during ijtt of city council cailcti specifically to discuss the put chase of property Its not just topless show he said All you have to do is wilil Some of the major award winners at Barrie Central Collegiates commencement exercises are left to right front row Elizabeth Morton Koren McBride David Lockhort Jeannie Cumming go and take look for yourself ltsdisgustiiig Aid Knowles will lil ititiltt iziciiiluitt that council the til tllltri crtj pro lljc iicoiiuinudzllion ll conic ll Mondays metting of city scheduled for pm regular titllltl blems with one stroke Yarymowich said The trainees could fill posts left va cant by those joining jxiacekecping force in Cyprus for example and there would be fewer on welfare Another resolution discussed and passed dealt with the need for special types of armories for nuiintcnancc and repair of specialized engineering equip ment Yarymowich explained ar mories can be used as special work bases if equipped with electrical connections and ex hailst systems The association will ask the government to consider pro viding some ariiiorics with the ttjtlipltlttll The need for specially traincd association personnel iii militia headquarters to advise conumuidcrs and staff was brought oilt at the Friday ses sion tccause of the complexity of the engineering profession the need for this is very great Yary mowich said tither issues discussed were ttlllttll developments in the militia and in equipment engineering til the armed forces This years turnout was the highest since the first meeting in ttitS with more than loo in attendance Yaiyliiowich said Itorden is the logical location being the Illtttil land forces training school for the audition liilti lltc Jltl was opened by Hi ttitit lt Iil it lay il tuning breaks in the iliflw llltllilttlS flt j1ltll the opportunity to toilr the base and visit specific training ltlt tres The Centurion Armored Recovery 1w Vehicle was made museum piece Friday when it was brought to rest in Worthington Park at CFB Borden The event was witnessed by small audience of up military personnel including left to right Col Isbester Major Steele and Major Short Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers REMEwho is on on exchange program from Britain Examiner Photo Last Centurion tank officially retired IB BURDEN Staffi The last enturion Armored Recovery ehicle iARYt in the auatlian Armed Forces was officially made museum artifact Friday in Worthington lark at aiia dian Forces Base Horden The vehicle was towed into place by its replacement the Taurus recovery vehicle based on the Leopard tank The new AR is Leopard tank without the gun ex plained apt Shaftoc executive assistant to the base commander The rest of the cnturioiis manufactured over the past 30 years were sold to lllt Herr man fiini supplying the new lAtipttlti tanks Borden now has three new leopard tanks and one Taurus recovery tllltlt which arc all of llll same iiiakc ttlltl tll share spari parts The tetituiion ARVs Hlt capable of towing disabled tanks but the Taurus cait also lift and transport coin plcte engine packs to be repaired lhe laurus is also two tons lighter than the Ctlr turion ARV The retirement was wit ncssed by small group of military personnel Inaction causing tensions says MPP leiision between French and English speaking residents of lciictanglushene may reflect the Quebec separation issui and government inaction says George ltiylor Progressive toiiscryutttc lll tor Siiiiioc cltlrl Sonic l9rciicli speaking residents there how litfll try mg to get lllltll language high school bill the Simcoe ounty Board of Education has refused to support the French language Advisory ommit ties illAti application for theschool Recently French road sign in lcnctiiiguishcne was dctuc cd and liastl lorioii llAt member has called the situa tioii III the area explosive Iaylor told The Examiner Friday the tension has Janine Neissen Josephine van Amelsvoort back row Brigit Wilson Marla Cohen Andy Holt Mark Kostandoft Ross Holt Joe Bailey Poul Loking Meggory Murray Examiner Photo Top Barrie Central students honored Graduation diplomas awards and scholarships were presented at Harrie tcntral Collegiatcs commcnccintnt exercises Friday night Janine Nclisscii topped the Grade lit award winners receiving more than $17m in awards Miss Nehsseii won awards for proficiency in mathematics chemistry and biology She won the Norrie Central tolllgititc eiitiiiniat leading student award and ilit Billcs Admissions Award from the University of Ioronto Miss Nclisscn also won the oii stance Sheppard Memorial Award from the University Womens Club Elizabeth Morton won the Honor Matriculation scholar ship from Outtn timw ox worth awa histo Memorial Awnio tt Kiwanis Club Award liavid ittllltttl was £tlttll toriaii He won the Knox litail lloy trophy the ockliurii liopliy llit aiia tllttll General lulcctric Irophy the tintial ltiick Award and the aiiadiaii Legion award for proficiency in history Josephine van Aiiielsvoort won the Lions flub Award and the lIltllltlll larltc Mciiioiial Award luul Lakiiig won the litjll litrsiy Award tot lxtnhngt Iliyllll211llllt lloplty ltil outstanding innlw athleti Jeannie umiuiiig won the Iowys llzill IItjucsttian eiitic lrophy aiid award the Moira Grout award and the Harold Wliitt Trophy for head tittlt lllt ltr Rob litlam xlnHWll WIltl ill int til pimii Grade tit geography Karen Scott won $51M merit scholarship froiii McMaster University and the Grundy liophy ltil leading honor points The Grundy lrophy was also presented to Gary Murray lanycc Addy won $500 Deans scholarship from Brigham Young liiiversity and Joseph tailcy won $1000 faculty of tujzliiceriiig scholarship from the iiivcrsity of Waterloo UNIARIUSCHOLARS Ontario scholars this year it chided Joseph Bailey Sandra aldwell Marla Toheii George Farrow Matthew lteltis Yraig Gardiner Michael Gleason Ari lirew llolt llavid Lockharl Kariii McBride Ithabeth Mor titi Gary luriay laiiiiie tt linicii scoll Iii an HUI1 ttttliiiii tc thou sttldtiits recognized for having maintained in average of tilt per cent in six Grade 125 subjects Thirteen Grade 12 awards were presented Lynn Ar cliibald won the Business and Professional Womens tliib award lor proficiency in senior business education year and the National Association of Secretaries Award for proli cieucy in senior shorthand Kathryn Loudry won the tar rie oiuniunity rcdit ltnion award Kelly llaiison won the Ladies Auxiliary to the Lions lub award and Richard loughley won the Excelsior Life Insurance ompaiiy award The outstanding technical student was Joey Noon Ralph Grasnieyer won the txy Weld Ltd trophy alld award for pro llltllt iiitiinl ltllllll tltrjti ti liikci rxJtltf ltttit atilcy won the Hall Motoi Supply Ltd award loliii raig won the Andrew Ilay award and the Inner Wheel of llarrie Rotary lub award The Family Studies lrophy was won by Phyllis ltly Aleke Vaiideiiberg won the Womens Auxiliary to the Kiwanis lub award The history department awaiil was won by Ross llolt Lynn langford won the ll Rodgers Memorial award for proficicn cy in onservatory music The Proficiency in Grade Nine award was won by Meryl Whittaker olleen Dick won the faculty awanl for proficieir cy in Grade 10 and hcrly hristie for Grade II liailciic Macihcrson Lemuel Ito and illichicl litNiIlll thll won stutlciit council awards for protnncy in Grade 10 special education become more proliiiiicut lately because of the pushing for French language high school He clillHl lllt sign defacing tciliiig of expression lcoplc litur donc it otlici ways in ohei titlllllllllllllts by ltllttHlll stiiti oi liltilllj them off with shotguns he said He Sitltl the recent strifc iii tiltttlts tllllt ltillll of govern ment llitt not listened to tii school he said Its ques tion of economics said laylor MODEL HOME SALE Barrie taut segment of the popula lion only liziyloi idiot lllt tltlqitltt totiiti imp not lone to Only two of these unique l1lijllllijtidhlitl iiid illunl plotcstiiii tln tin Hl Ilciicli on sigir iii the imttltiltilli oi It could hate liccn done by llcuclispeaking pcisoits to gainsyinpntn tor tliciicuusc Taylor at itl lo tll gt1le ltliliiii homes available Professionally with many extras tow down payment Call today JOHN SMITHIES 7288120 decorated pelt lnj livt ouiit with regard to the upciiuit ot lrcnth liiitlitit high school lliev lllt llllllllttl tlic titeds lttl licnch hiin pinto in 4illitllti molitm LITTLES HILL PLAYERS ptoductioo Ill SHAHfit to Hot tiiit thrilln lLStii Anniversary ttirvtts NEIL SIMONS The in erbread Lady thll Jertriilit tittwriAReus Fiona illseiian fiancei tlillllif Jim Riown Ben Flti tltlv Bryan Utivltr OCT 26 27 28 830pm 5300 Georgian College Theatre 3800 by special tttltttlitltritl With Samuel french Inc Tickets from titttes lllll Players Members 76t55 Mon Fins to 7pm Box 118 Bélflt0 L4M 5E2 Now the Special Hallo ween liaw portion of vout liaw to ticket can Will you up to $100000 in any one of the Special Fnday Draws If your SpeCIal Hal lowecn Draw letter and number match those drawn you win Initial work for HayesDanas new $8 million lant in southeast Barrie ould be started by Monday City council at special Fri day afternoon session authoriz ed the purchase of land from Maxine Holdings and Bristow Coutts Ltd where HayesDana will be setting up shop HayesDana is officially pur chasing the property in 10 days Ben Straughan city clerk told council However the company was anxious to get on the 35 acre Buy Banana sittings Bonds contact the examiner Saturday Oct 21 1978 Council approves land for new plant site and begin initial grading work by Monday said Straughan Councils unanimous decision will allow the comapny to pro ceed with that action said Straughan Council also decided Friday to apply to the Ontario Municipal Board OMB to buy the remaining 40 acres of the BristowCoutts property It has also applied for the issue of debentures for the purchase price of $611925 197879 Series 33 Yield to maturity 890 For assistance in redemption or purchase of CSBs Ralph LougheedCA 7286367 Thank You From Karl Sylvia Schulz OF SCHNITZEL SCHULZIES STEAK PIT HAUS AND Our sincere thanks to all our customers as well as to many business and company groups who chose our place for their Luncheon Dinner Parties We are proud in having been so successful in in hove been assured by Evangelist FRANKLIN WALDEN troducing German Style Restaurant to you and we the New Owners that business will be carried on in the same tradition Thank you all again and also big thank you to all our wonderful staff who made it possible 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