Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 18 May 1977, p. 3

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DR ALEX BOLECHOWSKY loss of personnel BILL STRALGHAN little hope DON JACKSON $10000 CAS will tight budget cutback By PAUL DELEAN Examiner Staff Reporter The Simcoe ounty Chil drens Aid Society is prepar ing for showdown with the Ontario Ministry of Com munity and Social Services over its 1977 budget The society board of direc tors learned at its regular meeting Tuesday of ministry recommendation that it cut 8151000 from its $15 million budget submitted in March They wrote us letter suggesting we cut that much from our budget and if we would comply with this we would have no trouble gct ting our budget improved explained finance cotmnittee chairman Mrs Marilyn Hamilton The board is not prepared to comply without fight If we did our job and did it right why should we back down now We did our Optimists win prize The Hptnmst Iub of Harrie was awarded first pric in the community projects awards program at the gtntario District third quarter board meeting of Optimist International in TorontoSaturday The community projects awards scrapbtmk subinittul by the tptimist Iub of Barrie was entered in the category of sports and recreation The scrapbook described the Barrie teen disco dances organied by the Optimist Iub of Barrie and the Barrie City Police lhe dances are coin munity project for teenagers between the ages of II and IT The community projects awards program provides recognition for tiptimist Iubs which achicxc excellence in their communityrscrving endeavors It is an annual competition of fering every club the opportuni ty to enter its most successful projects The Barrie club was comtxrting against HI other Clubs in the tntario District The Barri coinmunity pror jects awards scrapbook now goes to Houston Texas to be judged in an International coni petition against 30 other districts at the Optimist Inter national Convention July it Bus trip discussed Joyce Sheppard on cushion at the regular meeting of the lxfroy Senior Citizens Branch 732 The cushion was donated by Hertha Malone David Copeland was welcom ed as guest bu trip to the Ford IIant in Detroit was also discussed ard were sent to Agnes IIx celby and Jim Moore who are in hOSpttal The Spring buffet and dance April 30 was success ac cording to the ladies auxiliary of the ltoyal tanadian Legion branch 34 The auxiliary thanle those who assisted esixcialIy Mr and Mrs Davis who donatwl doll dress in 233 bills This was won in draw by Fred and Anne Korolischuk Mrs lim Hastings won cushion donated by Marcelinc Ford at the bake sale held by the legion ladies The next bake sale will be held June at to arm at the legion hall Two former residents of Lefroy Byron rose and Harry Stewart are in ltoyal Victoria Hospital Cokeicing demonstrated Mrs Wilfred Murphy of lhelpston demonstrated icing cake at the recent meeting ot the New Flos Womens In stitute She was introdurcd by Mrs King and thanked by Mrs Dc Gort er The roll call was answered by give your name and number it years youve been WI member Mrs Allen oI New los branch has been member for over 00 years Mrs Alex linIay had flower contest and Mrs lim Kcnney held contest on birds Mrs lack Cameron gave two humorous readings entitled In Stew and Tall Tale Mrs Allen donated crocheted doilic for draw Mrs Harold Madill won the draw for the decorated cake homework we didnt pad the budget any damn place It was right last fall is it wrong now asked director Dr Alex Bolechowsky Bolcchowsky expressed concern that the 10 per cent budget cut proposed by the ministry could result in loss of dedicated personnel Weve kept the lid down for two years and really kept it down How long can we go on at this rate UNABLE TO DELIVER Mrs Hamilton said the society would be unable to deliver adequate service given the cost restrictions President Jean iradweII added that we held the line last year and did not hire ad ditional employees which We felt we did need To do so again would not be fair to alreadywoverworked eme ployees she said The finance committee presenth series of ways to trim the budget at luesdays meeting They ranged from curtailing installation of needed phone services to postpxming the hiring of addi tional staff The board approved about onethird of the recommend ed cuts for total saving of about $35000 lteins dropped included the hiring of teaching homemaker and court liaison worker and group homes for disturbed children and teenage boys Director Bill Straughan wasnt satisfied however that the budget had been sired to the limit Both he and Mrs lanclsaac con tended that more of the cost cutting alternatives ptopos ed by the finance committee be adopted They may give some but were going to have to face the facts Im in agreement with going down to argue with them Watsons Ladies Wear Elmvule Barrie has its share of illegal drug traffic but heroin is no part of it Sgt Bob Fenske of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police told the Barrie lluronia Rotary Club lucsday We dont have any heroin on the streets of Barrie can assure you of that the com mander of Barries nineman detachmentwresponsible for most of Simcoe and Duffcrin counties said in Police Week address What Barrie does have Sgt Fenske said is marijuana hashish speed and to lesser degree cocaine 18D and some other drugs The RCMP launched an un dercover attack on the drug problem last year he said and succeeded in making drugs harder to get in the area However we didnt stop it dmgtraffichesaid Sgt Fenske said Barrics drug problem is about the same as found in other cities of the same size and has remained fairly constant over the past five years Most offenders are aged 19 to 26 though some are younger and they come from all walks of life Ulllldlt lilMlIS Though the RCMP is associated with drug law en forcement in most peoples minds Sgt lienske said the force is also involved in the bat tle against other forms of crime especially white collar crime in the form of stock manipulation bankruptcy frauds and other executive level wrongdoing lhe IttMl also enforces imr migration customs eXcise in come tax and other laws he said rnninaI investigation is only part of the iob of today police forcesSgt IVInskcsaid recent study has shown that only 20 of police time is Regular Price Of all Spring and Summer Merchandise in the Store All Coots Dresses Long Gowns Pant Gowns Pant Suits Sweaters Sleeveless Shells Blouses and Tops Knit Pant Tops Blouses Shirts Gauchoes Cullottes Fashion Pants Shop both stores for best selection Where the quality far exceeds the prices Shoppe Midland STOREWIDE HOLIDAY Shorts and all Jeonery Overalls Bathing Suits Cover Ups in Long and Short Gowns and Sets Lingerie Shoes Terry Mules You also find your size be it to I5 Jr or I0 to 20 Missy or 14V to 28 larger in Dresses Coats and Sportswear No heroin here Mountie claims $01280 IlCNSKlI lidnt stop traffic spent in catching crooks he said the other 80 includes directing traffic breaking up domestic quarrels handling emergencies driving people to the hospital and even getting catsout of trees Sgt Fenske said the support of the community is essential to the police Without the communitys support police leixirtnicnt cannot investigate nor can it solve crime he said The poIice cant do it alone but together think we can be an unbeatableteam TU H000 Sgt Fenske told Itotarians the lttMl has grown from about 4000 to more than 10000 in the past 25 years The force acts as provincial police in eight provinces all but Uir tario and Quebec and as municipal police in more than 100 communities in addition to its federal responsibilit ies Sleeve and Tops Skirts OUR PRICE IS THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BABY BONUS DAYS MENS GOLF JACKETS PREWASHED WASH AND WEAR DENIM JEANS GOLF JACKETS WITH ZIP FRONTS FIRST QUALITY COTTON CUFFS FLARE BOTTOMS YOKE BACK SIZES 2636 ASST COLORS SIZES 3846 lADlES BlOUSES PREWASHED DENIM PAINTERS PANTS FIRST QUALITY SIZES 2636 WASH AND WEAR SOLID COTTON SHORT SLEEVE BLOUSES TUCKING FRONT TREATMENT ASST COLORS SIZES 4044 88 JR BOYS AND GIRLS DENIM OVERALLS JR BOYS AND GIRlS SHORT SETS IOOZ COTTON DENIM BIB OVERALLS ZIPPER FRONT POCKETS SIZES 46X SET CONSISTS OF PRINTED TSHIRT AND PULL ON SHORTS MACHINE WASHABLE FOR EASY CARE SIZES 46X BOYS ATHLETIC SOX BOYS AND GIRLS 99 YOUR CHOICE OF SHORT SLEEVE STYLES I00°5 ACRYLIC RIBBED SOX WASH WEAR WHITE WITH TOP STRIPING BOYS AND GIRLS SIZES FOR 816 BOYS SIZES 816 ASS COLORS cRAii lEES BABY BONUS COUPON EFFECTIVE MAY 2025 Bring this coupon into Crazy Lees with your Baby Bonus cheque to cash and receive one dollar off on minimum I5 dollar purchase H1411 MIRACLE CANADIAN TIRE Bnyfield Mull Barrie 772352

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