Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 25 Apr 1979, p. 12

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Party sweeps to victory Bishop Abel Muzorewa who has been confirmed as Rhodesios first Black Prime Minister after his party swept to victory in the parliamentary elec tions The picture was taken at an August I978 rally of 3000 tribesmen and 200 guerrilas at Msona Rhodesia when ceasefire was effected Musorewa brandished communist made AK rifle AP Photo Gets l2 months on three counts SIMLOII tint itir for mer Justice of the peace and provincial court administrator who dined with Judge hours before running over man on town street and fleeing was sentenced Tuesday to 11 months in jail Ronald James Robertson had pleaded not gtiilty to charges of criminal negligence causing death leaving the scene of an accident and public mischief in reportiiighiscarstolen tounty Judge Russell iioncy of Belleville recommended Robertson 33 be sent to the Niagara regional detention tentrc and placed on the temporary absence plan so he might begin employment with St atharines lawyer lingerie lrascwick letter from lrasewick was presented in court Testimony showed Robertson had dinner at the home of pro yinrial court Judge Ross in Sirneoe last July ii Later Robertson driving through residential area at too to Ho KTIU eres at hour swermd to annlw war and struck ECelii ll llieultirii who Iiiaw llt lulth iv VI1 it Robertson lid not stop and on the morning alter the accident told Ilaldimand Norfolk Re gional lolice that his car had been stolen after he returned home from isiting the Judge After his tOllYltIlOil Roh ertson resigned his position as court administrator and iiistice of the peace for the liirlicial dis tiict of Norfolk Robertson was sentenced to nine months on the criminal negligence charge three months concurrent on the charge ot leaving the scene and three months consecutive on the public mischief charge 13 Mortgag Prattcipalion VH6 ¢ICI farms From month to yoarl Intorost paid monthly 0H0an contact Ralph Lougth 7204367 John Coleman mam flwfl PREMIUM CE ca 119 HR Block will represent you to the District Taxation Ofticei Henry Block Should your income tax return be Questioned we Will not only take responsrbility for how it was prepared we wrll represent you to the Des trict Taxation Office all year round and at no extra cost At HR Block we are income tax spe Cialists H8R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 55 Dunlop St Barrie 7263822 am to pm MON TO FRI amt to pm SATURDAY OPEN TONIGHT Alsoln Wm Georgian Mali Barrio EAM VANILLA STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE ZUTRES AVAILABLE APRIL 23rd THRU APRIL 29th AT PARTICIPATING OUTLETS BECKERS HAVE OVER 590 STORES TO SERVE YU OPEN 900 AM TO 1100 PM DAYS WEEK Chemical pollution hazard 48000 Ontario lakes in danger TORONTO tCPl Chemicai pollution from Toronto Mori trcal and Sudbury Ont is damaging lakes as far as 1000 kilometres away says federal illrpOIIllIlOll specialist Hans Martin manager of an Iliivironment anada program studying iiimemeiit of pollu tants over long distances said Tuesday it has heeii estimated that 48000 Ontario lakes are in danger of being significantly at tcred hy the chemical pollution He told an annual conference of the Iolliitiori toiitrol Assoei atioii ot Ontario that the pollii tants are carried by winds and dum ed as acid rain rain whic is more acidic than nor mal lhe longrange transport of air pollutants and its associated phenomena is perhaps the most pressing problem confronting environmental scientists in North America today The effects are insidious operating in iiiatiy cases in slow and not easily apparent manner The damage to the lakes is in many cases irieveisihle Martin said Sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide are the two main parts of the acid rain in North Amer ica it is thought sulphur diox ide makes up about twothirds of the acidity in the rain and nitrogen oxides are responsible for about onethird The sulphur dioxide is mainly product of ore smelt ing industries in Canada Nitrogen oxides come from the transportation industry Martin said the pollutantsare carried from their major sources loronto Sudbury and the St Lawrence Valley Drivers found not guilty Olli ttli ihe triiiii iial ode says any driver whose licence is suspended in any province and is caught driving is guilty of an offence and liable to imprisonment for lw years But two itritish olumbia drivers who were found rlriving while their licences were Sits pended were found not guilty of Deluxe HiRlSe Bicycle in ilt is lr iiilig tiplly imit mm 13vr oiii Reg sic 99 788 SAVE $1211 an offence by the Supreme ourt of anada luesday In tit decision the court said the rown must prove that drivers are aware their licences are suspended before they may he found guilty of the riminai ode offence Roth Joseph laude Raril of learwater and William James Iriie of Kamloops were con VICIttI of impaired charges uni der the it Motor Vehicle Act The act calls for automatic siis pension of driving privileges for three months But in both cases the Crown could not show the men were informed by the court their lawyers or provincial officials that they could not drive for three months Shell 100 Motor Oil Miii1tlliiiif IIlIl air Ililt gtli iii 1gt UIRIrJ 88 $10999 SAVI 31 11 88r Your ChLlICK1 90 Your Chaic Aiiiimil Ctiiiil liii Muq OurReq e1 BoMs gt Our $129 gvu Surati Omara 33 90 Reg S1 00 nit oiirReg 7790 Asswe 55 SALE eo Bouquet Our SALE SAtE SALF ea Reg 99 SALE88 iii in ii Litll1 Slttil Iotiiniq SIyltDIIt or Chit Pint 88 Longlasting Sherwrn Williams Srains Jv cry it gnaw under 16 tiiVIIIIIUl Don Mart Dig Wtiivl 4H gal Gadget Values 90 Your Chaice Optit Avritier luntiler 5499 2599 Sixiitiiii Lgqllur Wtiik Dtiti ikslll Rm 346 99 mvt tio 3693 tiiiit Work liitits SJJ 99 to $37 pr 79 Vorsot pg Elst SALE 54h 2188 Earth tone Cottee Balcony Planter Women Super Slioq OorRii it Our Rei gt540 SALE pr into remote regions of Quebec Ontario and the Maritime prov inces He said it is estimated that at the present rate of pollution great numbers of lakes in sen sitive areas will be in very serious danger within 10 to 20 years national program has pro posed that salmon fisheries in fresh water streams in the At lantic region be examined to as sess the impact of the acid on fish during their spawning pe riod and youth Scientists from the Ontario government the universities and the United States are help ing with the program which in volves the examination of sul phur and sulphur compounds He said these compounds at ready causing damage over large areas of eastern North America will increase in the atmosphere because the US energy policy requires shift to coal fired power plants Rain and snow samples are collected monthly at 51 loca tions across Canada and are it iii gill 1wrlt F3 as aeolian err Our Reg $3 29 Our Reg $1 29 COO SALE Ti igt iiyrv If mgr usn OUI 4i Our tri At1 OuiRat $59 99 Reg SP7 90 Reg $9 99 Our Reg $1 1990 LE SALE 8880 Sun seeker Sting vuprw ti ow if in sii it SALE Men Hip Briefs Vii ii iii ti it Our Reg 31 59 pi Masking Tape 03 88 elt UriliryUnir Beaker Mugs it llg Gordon Hand Tools it Our Reg $5 99 to $0 99 pr itiltiwiitli ii sent to laboratories at the Canadian Centre for Inland Waters at Burlington Ont adjacent to Hamilton for analysis Martin said the national pro gram is examining thc scien tific aspects of the Iongrangc movement of pollutants not the economic or political issues in valved But he said perhaps the most distressing part of the problem is the lack of time to do any thing about it The rate of deterioration is significant and in the light of current energy policies it is ex pected that the rate of deterio ration will not decrease Implementation of solutions once the scientific eVidence and understanding is available will take con siderable length of time even With the most sincere co operation and goodwill on th3w80bof all people con cerncd Spifty up for SPECIAL log me Vise Grip See Nil i497 iii7 tqrrfiiu3rihs magiin ToileiSeor 10 Stocking Mugs nsecuior Our 88 SALE Reg 544 99 City Sling Durable Mail Box RJSDIOOIDlflslC to 14d XC2H 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lyethoriumrluriiiiiiiiysinliil $3 59m$4 99rd iltl iliI hmmm him Mt inlt Ctjillii iil illli Illtil itill igilm ct our Rug to Azaritttil Ilttli 8A 99 Our Reg 53 49 mix Plum IllllI iii Maker 34 pi SAlt illt Ilillilttl ttltlllllly riviiiliibli 1353 Trust Towers Refund Policy If yutl Cite iii it ItlIIIIIy liiniyiy wrlliiiiiy Iltlli Iltlit mutt II thllljltly Ii rwii rpm yrui lllllIiI Aiiil vu till it villi ii siriili 188 W418 38 SM on SALE SAN AIII IItIlIlt IIVIIItIt1II lqptiii II All prices in effect until closing time Saturday April 28 1979

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