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Edmund Joseph Walters QC Executor 3416 Dundos Street West Toronto 01731 NOTICE Daaline Ior classrliod word ads 3pm day previous noon Saturday 78 tenders GENERAL CONTRACTORS Renovations to the OPP Detachment Headquarters Beaver Avenue and Highway No 12in BEAVERTON Ont SGL6230 82876 Separate Individual Sealed Tenders will be received until 200 pm local time on Wednesday November 23 1977 Combined Tenders will not be accepted Tender Documents may be obtained from the Ontario Ministry of Government Services Georgian Bay Regional Of fice 24 James Street East PO Box 790 Orillia Ontario L3V 6K7 NOTE For further information regarding the Tenders please call Mr Mclsaac at the above address Telephone No 705 3257403 The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted Ministry of Government Services Ontario 77 legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All persons having claims against the Estate of HAROLD WINFRED HAMMOND late of the City of Barrie in the County of Simcoe Carpenter who died on the 17th day of April 1977 are required to file proof of same with the undersigned solicitors for the Administrator on or before the 1st day of December 1977 after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the Ad ministrator shall then have notice DATED at Barrie Ontario this 26th day of October 1977 Stewart Esten Drawer 248 Barrie Ontario Solicitors for the Administrator 031 N714 BOX REPLIES While every endeavor will be made to forward replies to box numbers to the advertiser as soon as possible we accept no liability in respect of loss or damage alledged to arise through either failure or delay in forwarding such replies however otherwise Ontario Government Tender Washroom Alterations at the OPP District Headquarters in BARRIE Ont The Clue To Increasing Sales CLASSIFIED 78 tenders 031Nl CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 72824l4 Classified advertisements and notices for these pages must be received by in day preceding publication with the exception of 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PRINTED PATTERN srzrs 818 Send $125 now beautifully drcsxcd on the smallest WHICH Two women DAY IS BEST Advertisers frequently ask this KALAMAZOO Mich AP 77 Mary Appelhof is rancher Her animals are housed in it so foot pit and eat their weight in garbage every day For five years Ms Appelhol and her partner llda Wissman have been raising and selling worms The worm ranch is just one part of Flowerfield En ter rises the business they run un er the philosophy that less is more The partners operate small printing press publish di rectory of womenowned busi nesses across the United States and distribute their own design for freestanding bookshelves with little photography weaving carpentry and free lance wnting thrown in for good measure Its the same strategy used by multinational cor porations said Ms Appelhof Diversifyif one thing $005 you have the others to fall back on Still she added We hope that the worms are going to support us Talk to her about worms and before long shell have you be MUNTSAINTMICHEL France AP This mystical monastery on granite isle one of the worlds most dramatic sites will soon be grassbound extension of the Normandy coast if the creeping sands are not held back And discord between con servationists and free enterprising businessmen may delay an ambitious proposal to let nature fix what man has wrought on the 1011yearold shrine The abbey with its Cloisters and ram rts was sacked bur ned an expanded so many times that it includes classic works of every architectural style from the llllh century to the 15th Its towers and spires appear to rise straight out of the Eng lish Channel 450 feet into the UM lieving that the crawly crea tures are potential answer to everything from urban garbage disposal to the world food short age and crop fertilization BEGAN EXPERIMENTING Trained as biologist she fir st became interested in al ternative technologies after hearing ecologist Barry Com moner speak on the environ ment Later after reading an ad about wormfarming in an organicgrowing magazine she and her partner sent for their first batch of night crawlers After following standard wormgrowing procedurefee ding the creatures mix of grain and manurethe two began experimenting In light of the impending food crisis it just didnt make sense to be feeding grain by the ton to raise worms for bait she said What did make sense is to let the worms do what they are good zitturning garbage into rich marketable substance She stooped over the tilinch leep worm pit in her backyard turning over shovelful of its contents to reveal thousands of writhing worms and the rem nants of the households We This monastery threatened air perfect rendition of story book fantasy as it takes shape in the morning mist From the beginning it was deluged with the faithful and the curious Last year with one and half million visitors it was among the most frequented monuments of Europe century ago engineers built wide causeway so that pilgrims and tourists could pay homage to the Archangel Mi chael without risking their lives in the quicksands and in tides that roar in at the pace of galloping horse They built dams and dikes rechannelling three rivers spill ing into the Channel and ex tending the coastline several miles toward the tiny island with huge tracts of reclaimed farmland As result hvdrolozisls sav Va $4 tiQ 1a the examiner Monday Oct 31 1977 Charles mobbed at university Britains Prince Charles left works his way through crowd of thousands at University of California at Berkeley Saturday as security clears the way There were few signs from protestors Students lined windows and stairs to get glimpse of the Prince At right is Wheeler Hall AP Photo peraiors of warm ranch in US organic garbagefruit and vegetable peels eggshells paper CASTINGS VALUABLE The worms eat the waste so fast theresno time for it to de cay Taking up handful of worms and earth she added This isnt dirtwits worm castings droppings very valuable The castings are high in soil nutrients You ought to be able to get ton of worms to eat ton of gar bage day If you can do that theres really no reason why you cant have worms handling municipal organic garbage on massive scale The worm farm of the future she said is multistoreyed structure of stacked wooden boxes each capable of housing about 15000 worms Well start with four boxes in the basement this fall she said Since worms breed at an astonishing rate she figures by next June to have 128 boxes stacked in her basement and at corporate headquarters garage in Flowerfield the town southwest of Kalamazoo which gave the business its name the currents and tides cannot wash away the sands and as banks form and marine grass grows land is fast encroaching If the trend is not reversed the 19905 study shows it wt betoo late BLOW UP CAUSEWAY But main recommendation is to blow up the causeway and build bridge over the last 600 yards Some merchants and ho teliers on the island fear that would limit nearby parking af fecting business We agree that it should be saved from the sands but we have to think about the way to do it best remarked one hole her We have lot of elderly clients How are they going to be able to walk 600 or 700 yar ds They have right to visit the abbey loo it At White House billsigning President Carter greets Canadian Ambassador Peter Towe centre and Mexican Am bassador Hugo Marguln right Friday in the Rose Garden of the White House They were there to witness Carter signing prisoner exchange bill to set up machinery to carry out prisoner exchange treaties between the United State and the governments of Mexico and Canada They are the first such treaties signed by this country AP Photo alluston by Margaret Stoltz 4357676 ILL VACANCY FMrs Kingsbury presrded for the meeting which opened wrth repeating the Auxiliary Prayer f0 10 wed by remarks by Mr Consaul Sylvia Lindner will fill the vacancy of secretary on the executive and Gwadys Bruce read letter from Beth Comrie in appreciation of her bursary Christmas gifts for the Good Samaritan Nursing Home are to be brought to the November meeting and the Auxiliary may be represented at the Con ference at the Royal York Hotel Toronto The December meeting is on the 15th and an nual dinner at Knox Presbyterian Church on Jan l9th RECENT PROJECT The most recent project of the Auxiliary was to provide new drapes for the nursery at the Hospital Sympathy is extended to the family of John Slater who passed away suddenly at Stevenson Memorial Hospital on Wednesday October 19th in his 77th year He is survived by his wife Ellen Davidge one son Edwin of Don Mills and grandchildren also two sisters in England Visitation was at the John Thomas Funeral Home on Thursday with Ser vice at St Peters Anglican Church Churchill on Friday afternoon with Interment in the adjoining Cemetery Friends of Mrs Irene Mc Donald were sorry to hear of her accident in suffering broken arm in fall this week She was taken to Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie for surgery Mrs Marjorie Cunningham spent month with friends and relatives in Vancouver and Seattle Washington recently YOUNG MINISTER Rev Brodie young minister presently serving the Church of the Messiah in Toron to will assume duties as Rector on Dec lst and Rev and Mrs Symons are moving to Pene tanguishine for their retire ment home Their family in cludes daughters Jocelyn and Margaret and sons Dennis Peter and Andrew are all away from home but well known at Banting Memorial High School for their scholalic ability Mr William Patton of Alliston has taken over his duties as organist and choirmaster The congregation of St Peters Anglican Church at Elmgrove honored Mr and Mrs Symons Saturday purse of money was presented to the Rector and garden book tools and bulbs to plant at their new home as living momenta of their friends There was smaller than usual attendance at the recent regular meeting of the Steven son Memorial Hospital Aux iliary but those present were enthusiastic as auctioneer Patt Boyd conducted the annual sale of donated articles and approx imately $8500 was added to the treasury GENEROUS GIFT Besides the generous gift of money in an attache case Rev Symors was presented with barometer With an engraved plaque indicating years 19621977 and Mrs ons painting by local artist Masie Moon in appreciation of their dedicated service to the con gregation and from the ACW the presentation of quilt made by the ladies was an added sur prise for Mrs Symons with Mrs Almon Baxter and Mrs Raymond Sutcliffe doing the honors and on behalf of the Sun day school teachers Mrs Hub bard presented the gift of favorite album In presenting the tote bag and sum of money to Miss Brett Rev Symom referred to her dependability cooperation and courtesy during the many years she has served as Church organist and all recipients ex tended deep appreciation for the gifts Artifacts their forte YELLOWKNIFE NWT CP Two territorial govern ment officials are helping to keep important Canadian arti facts in the countr Robert James irector of the Prince of Wales Museum in Yellowknife has been named signin expert examiner by the federa secretary of states de partment Henry Cook coorv dinator of territorial historical programs was named an alter nate Both work for the territorial governments natural and cul tural affairs department Examiners are em owored by the recentlyenact federal Cultural Property Export and Import Act to decide whether archeological or historical items of Canada can be sold for export James said he and Cook will help customs officers decide on applications to export Canadian artifacts The new act has builtin in centives to encourage Cana dians to keep artifacts at home Janes said The seller is subject to capi tal gains tax unless the buyer is Canadian and if the Canadian buyer is museum or archives that lacks the money for the gteirchase grants or loans might availab from the secretary ofstate department Donors of historical property are allowed fullvalue claim as deduction as long as the item is donated to Canadian facility