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By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner If by delaying her decision on the secondary school for the French community at Penetanguishene Ontarios education minister is hoping the issue will blow over she is mistaken says Victor Dupuis student at Lecole secondaire de la Huronie Were not ready to aban don it all after three years of struggle says Dupuis who is confident Dr Stephenson Will support the communitys desire to have school and conserve its language dont see how she could decide otherwise All the reports the pro vmcial languages commis Io no sion and an external team working with the Simcoe County Board of Education support the idea that school isnecessary KEY YEARS The years between age 14 and 18 are the key ones for social interaction and if that interaction is in English assimilation follows he sug gests Dupuis is one of 55 students at Lecole Huronie The school opened this month to protest the delay in the decisionsmaking process at the provincial level deci sion Dr Stephensons staff suggested would come within weeks of the school board turning down the request Off Collingood ix during June How is life at the school described by coordinator Raymond Desroches as political action designed to push the minister Could not be better says Dupuis We could never have achieved such common spirit in any other context And it is different than Penetanguishene Secondary School The teachers we have are like our friends and they interact freely with the students Dupuis says Everyone is happy because they have the milieu they wanted which has been created in an old post office building at Penetanguishene The Wilfred Cohen tug from Sault Ste Marie Ont tows the damaged vessel Cartiercliffe Hall through lock in Sault Ste Marie Mich The ship is being towed by tug from Thunder Bay Ont the superstructure will be rebuilt The Cartiercliffe Hall was fire in which seven crewmembers died CP Photo By RICHARD THOMAS Of The Examiner Simcoe County Council and the Simcoe County Federation of Agriculture are over reacting in their opposition to proposed threeday deer hunt scheduled here in November says ministry of natural resources spokesman Ministryd As far as we are concerned we have taken care of the pro blems Robin Craig wildlife biologist with the ministrys Midhurst office said Wednes day Both the federation and coun cil are asking the ministry to cancel the hunt scheduled for Nov and on the grounds to Collingwood Ont where damaged by that current legislation on trespassing does not offer the farmer enough protection and that it could endanger lives In addition they say the deci sion to hold hunt on private lands should be local one and that there is no need for countywide hunt as some areas 99 per cent increase summer school numbers Enrolment in the academic summer school operated during July and August by the Simcoe County Board of Education rose by 99 per cent this year ac cording to report presented Wednesday during regular session of the board In all 999 students took part with 850 of them in the remedial program for students who fail ed subject during the school year and wanted to gain credit the administrative report said The balance 149 students took full credit course to make up missing credits or ac celerate their programs Enrolment in the summer program has been increasing each year said Bob Thomas the boards superintendent of curriculum New to this years offerings was grade 13 history course and cooperative education pro gram involving Alliston students who spent part of their time in the classroom and part City says parks program increase facility use release from the citys department of recreation says the Parks are for People program sponsored by the depart ment through the summer was success The program was conducted with the support of the Young Canada Works Pro gram Bob Baker superintendent of the program services unit says the program achieved the goals of local exposure in creased park use and community entertainment The department hopes that Parks are for People Will be part of the 1980 summer program Lake trout sales result in fines RICHMOND HILL Staff Iwo Suttonarea restaurant owners were fined in provincia court here Tuesray tor Illegally selling lake trout taken from Lake Simcoe Kim Chan owner of Kims Supermarket in Jacksons Point pleaded builty before Judge Pearce and was fined $300 troutselling charge against his wife Motak was dropped Chris Kiporis owner of the Anchor Restaurant in Sutton pleaded not guilty to two counts of selling lake trout He was ac uitted on one and fined $250 on other charge Stan Ash Tom Sharp Robert Sharp and Wayne Sharp all of the Sutton area were remand ed to Nov 28 Charges include selling lake trout possessing more than the legal limit of trout or whitefish HALL IORRENT ew hall for weddings nquets receptions auction Christmas and New My lid is set in the spacious woodlands of Willow Creek Enioy the warm and gracious atmosphere of an old fashioned iroploce and carpeted floors with dance area Only mlles from Barrie PHONE 7139902 TflOIIT and having an unattended fishingline The charges were laid follow ing March raid of local homes and businesses by wildlife officers and police Ministry of fish and wildlife undercover staff worked with US fish and wildlife personnel in the investigation of what they called an illegal fish selling ring operating on the south Shore of Lake Simcoe 45 Dunlop St TRAVEL SERVICE Barrie Ontario COME TO THE ALOHA ISLANDS WITH US WAIKIKI BEACH OAHU MAUI KAANAPALI BEACH KAUAI THE GARDEN ISLAND THREE BEAUTIFUL ISLANDS SUN PALM TREES BEACHES SHOPPING AND THE ALOHASPIRIT ESCORTED FROM BARRIE FEB 10 25 1980 CALL 7284700 in the work place to receive business credit driver education course was also offered with 95 people taking part abandon French school student hesays Despite the early success of the school being run and staffed by volunteers stands to reason school cant exist in this context for years and years Dupui says Should the provinc chOSe to build new schoo Lecole Huronie will disap pear If the answer is no and the community wants the school changes that promote per manence will have to be made But for now the issue is spirit What we desire is to be together and feel free Dupuis says COntract approved by board Two contracts for the in stallation of water mains at Stayner Collegiate totalling some $40000 have been award ed to Boyes Contracting Limited of Alliston The water mains one exten ding from Stayner border to hydrant near the school and second extnding to the rear of the building are required in case of fire at the school The fire marshall suggested the work be done following an ins ction several months ago an the Simcoe County Board of Education awarded the con tract Wednesday Because it is just beyond the towns border and water in suf ficient quantities to fight fire is not available the main becomes the boards respon sibility have little deer CAREFUL CONTROL Craig said however such fears are unwarranted as the ministry has planned careful control of the hunt The county has been divided into six units excluding CFB Borden which will supervise its own unit to be policed by addi tional conservation officers Local police forces have also been asked to cooperate Craig said Trespassing will not be tolerated and offenders will be charged by the ministry with no questions asked he said Craig said the ministry had taken into account factors such as posted land and housing den sity in planning and hunt and units with builtup areas and little forested deer habitat will have as few as 100 hunters Georgian Offering resuscitation workshop soon Georgian College health sciences division is conducting cardiopulmonary resuscitation workshops Sept 19 and 20 at the Continental Inn in Barrie and Nov 12 and 13 at St Josephs Hospital in Parry Sound The program is designed to provide participants with theory and practical skills to administer basic life support and review changes in stan dards and performance for those already certified by the Canadian Heart Foundation Enrolment at the workshops is limited to health profes sionals fire and police depart ment employees and industrial personnel in high risk positions Successful completion of the course leads to certification for one year or recertification In the methodology and for mat section of the course there will be lectures media presen tations detailed demonstra tions and intensive practice on simulated mannequins Preregistration is required two weeks before each workshop For further informa tion contact Margaret Watson at 3252705 RamonaGross of Barrie seems to be wondering what sign to follow as she waits at the Dunlap Street and Mulcaster Street intersection The city has in stalled number of new traffic lights at various intersections but the units havent begun operation yet The lights should be operational however by next week Examiner Photo Past hunts in the county have resulted in densities of about 30 hunters per square mile but this controlled hunt will limit the number to one per square mile he said In one unit which includes the townships of Innisfil West Gwillimbury and half of Tecumseth it is hardly likely anyone would even see hunter Craig said On an average weekend she said there are probably more smallgame hunters than thre will be during the hunt and these havent caused any pro blems PRIORITY TO LOCALS Craig said there is no need for concern that the county will be flooded by hunters from outside as priorities are being given to local farmers and of the 700 or so applications received by the efends deer hunt format ministry so far about 600 are from locals It is unlikely he said that ap plications will even reach the 2000 limit which the ministry feels can be accommodated Craig said that figure was not overlyhigh as there are about 5000 hunters in the area during the waterfowl season during which time the ministry receives hardly any com plaints We dont think there is going to be 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