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OLA0 LEARNING ABOUT LOGIC guidance of experienced tech Twelve electrical technician iiicians Also it provided an students from Georgian Col lege recently completed opportunity for the potential work week with the various employers to test the depth of manufacturing and utility firms the students knowledge as in the Georgian Bay Region they approach graduation from the twoyear program Student The week was requested by centrel son the students and faculty in Tom Armstrong lieu of field trips and the em of Mr and Mrs John Arm strong Itlt Parry SOund is pliasis was on practical hands learning the function of logic on work experience under the CIRCUIT circuit which controls an in jection moulding machine at Moldex Limited Barrie Fore man of maintenance Peter Vriezcma ilefti and Eectrical Maintenance Supervisor Mich ael Seudcler monitored the stu ents training during the week illeureian College lho t0 Lifelong dream shattered for leadership candidate taiiiiuous cleran ter good luck handshake am going to be wattbinr 33h said Mr lloriicr who lLlIItti off the stage before the clath Mr Clark itittl his ic lory speech For secondplace finisher laudc Vaziier it was hcar Uli itlv They all wanted it so badly For Jack Homer lifelong dream was shattered Sandav when rial Joe Clark won the coveted leadership of the Pro gressive Conservative party in cliffhanger election that went to four ballots llirough tears of fur the MalKm hr imam an it tityear old iiiil Wm hamcri the press for li defe find on Joe Clarks victory pi Ilillin SLIIORI rlium he followed the advice It et red lender Hubert his brother Nonat who nlllt Stanfield who kuous from his tered bitterly Wait for him to 1973 federal election experience come to you lie DCII3I acuity of ncrir So Mr Clark libWurold miss told lelCQath 1t tnle from the Alberta fitting of bi man to 10w close one frock Mountain he to In like that lllrLiti Mr iners yaw Mr Homer 17year House of Worried about tomato plants OTTAWA Ct laul iiilg the otic In IilC tiuli Bendus cared abou at ihe lro the Alberta ll chosen itllrht gressive CUITC8tiC leazl of tlic toiiscruri thiij unir ership convention was In to four ballots South l5 Jimm mato plants in up rtl rimMn in the Coup had nothing to do with this Hims llithi L7 convention 5d 31 Bengt speaker ittlitl that he who Came L0 Skvdvcngc at me iUllItI bk 1110tilill Momcn aitcr ills JILttDtlIlli speech Sunday iien repirter irked lor Ihcrt lliltflit Mr Clark replied Mint the ltLMIlll Ciiic Centre after it was abair tuned by thousands of delegates who left gtCa oi garbage These are to my tomato plants he grinned clutching hould wk 1r lls outei to doen wooden pickets under his Ste wheiuer il any tree arm time Can you imagine Loik Sundays coincition for many the mess here and not button Vcstcrn deleeate was crash to be found added his chum oi Lie lookout t101 ltllllllYLtiln 011er in Irench Oi uu0ml dmm as LIV in lter Alberta candidate lfltk lib folIv llnp lltuf rm llorncr threw lIIs support lic Lin Phinrtmli all hind Qucbcccr Claude Wanner Clo WC NDJIU who lot the leadership by only and literature on the floors amid mm Of the him Hm one delegate Illiitt in to iI What are you tlniurj tin cut Vaqner Qucbcser replied It We want Wagner on Nixon meets with Moo llIthtE llgt Continuing the rtDluN of Iii firt iai China four years ago ltirhard VioI met for an hour rad 4o aA minute tiny uih Chairman lino lsrutmg curetiiinCiit gtikeman said the two men held friendly coieiition on wide range of subjects an the lekine home of the 0ycuold chairman the Chinese Com inumai party the close of tlic countIm tion Mao iked the former lnItc built1 1IfIli Ll vim c5 lIi regards to lrcsidcul lr rith whom Mao mc ioi Il iour Ill 30 minutes during lor isii to Irkiue la he ccinltcl other information on lillCtJti0ll was released Nixon was accotnpaiied by his wife Pat and an aide John tlti If aii lao welcomed them lIielli belmc illine down to talk with iin Also present ir Arline lrcmier llua lino tene Foreign Minister tiliao llioaliua IIUillli hen the hand of the Chinec gmarn nienls liaison office in Wash ington and three other ollicials ol the Chinese foreign ministry It was Mao who invited the inilis to return to China and rcliic then 197 igtit thii loruelt liic liit links Iltll Iii liiIlcd Sail he liic lttp lilir it ninecull Iilllllltlt lll the lti Sunday right at the firm llall ad the lcoplc lu praised ixou for his fIIighl edness in taking the courageous action to make the 1972 trip lluas toast contained the usual attack on Soviet and US rivalry for world lltecmonff or influence with the Savict lili on oInr ll minute in for the impu ihuic ul llu uni drumAlon of votes the tlt1i roared and the means liehtly but lib ltt dile um as he pielch his upport to Mr IIdlk Ilt won IIv only If otes In his parting speech iilcr the results were innouncezl to birdied convention hall the la earold Quebec ll showed no open iens of bitteriie he iiiCiitlitd the need for party llll lI irul ureed lii Ulltilt llll llt to lied Mr tlark ll llllIti change lrmii dr tazners disapprinteil re action si years ago alter he lwt his hid lor tic leadership oi Quebec Liberal Party to Bourawa row luciici tlip Polkt lremier lhn illll it IlitI Ir craer ionizer congratulate il i1liill but tiic liiillcc tries ittltI and 1c sit the Iit tI wo jciI tutti ir Mn Sun 12 ill lit tic in to xnrlic and lit temp in ea pun tutcu lreIIiZi nl tin In That Ircr il II lit luulc til it illil i= lfili 1l iciiiiiu IIIUIJSIIILD POST In IIl1 fi Mel lll oxer tliirdvseeded Mike IIITviClIl lllll iiIIi illlllllIIIiiltill program of yumamwl Tm OH4 tillt 1M Erl to iiniiraiul lime pp 11 ounzluril deletted recond ill 1illn IlItttI Hitliltil ll viil in seciel lend Lrkon of al om ll IllIIIIIIPlI tor hootlavet sullI ipnfiopin 1Il comm gory III 11 in the final after Mr Clark iid llt ill mp Mom Ur hernia1 unseeded lennifer twp my ilrp p11 ira 1m vl jimmy my o1 loronto lll lll biitiudaj Ham 31 lllililrll that hilt tll fzicl lbrlrsirn reushei the Iliil alttl the coiiiir lilllllll deal it irk wrl dimly mm buxom Judy nipk Vim the lllllilltl lcIl ll mun lkluu corner 117 113 Vilit hmw the zinuzliain Labor ionrew ill Hill itll Ilili tfilittIgiif ll lnita lit ltl it ok 95ml IIOHN uuadiuu ltumlier tfim illlfiliI lltt filliir and iil when lo 771 It lill Wldlrl cral intuitis liciori the leimow llltllttild 1m vii IM WI IIinhUclolicr to impose litenioutn trike In about 2130 lmllnwd and price controls Ill1ll it four unium at the Pl tIIi he tried to reach matqu Ontario lrIer Ltd PIIIIFI lliillel thi mimic Iji1lll compromises with main tfilll Sunday with rnIficiation th In Wed riaris but it his couldut threecar aarcemeu the com ittuliilm be due lie Hltl lunv unnoiinccl Sundill 0ww leitlm 11 He said their ttilude to the prior tho new contract the luir HM thlmiiflli program was hard to nudc wokNs will Iczeiie an 1114 lm HCc Wm rtriiil becaii tliiy knew llt win oi ii lioii In Sim ch in proniicd Sinclair lrnfltcy Now he IL lleward Show Time and Adult Iillttllilllllnlnt Show Times and 915 Adult ljntcrlaiIImint to help lr lrk uniiy lhc party NEWS BOUNDIIP EXplosives seiz AP SAN FRANCISCO The FBI is sifting through piles of explosives and radical writ ngs seized from makeshift bomb plant in an effort to pin point California terrorist attacks the source of northern From 130 to 150 pounds of ex plosives were diseovered Satur day in predawn raid by FBI and police teams on Rich mend Calif house Three men and three while sleeping women surprised were arrested and face arraignment on ex plosives charges today seventh person was ar rested after stakeout later Saturday in Oakland Police identified him as David Miller 21 wanted in Madison Wis for assaulting policeman during demonstration in 1973 He was held in lieu of $100000 bail on an explosives charge In the Richmond house the FBI also said it found literature from the Emiliano Zapata Unit and New World Liberation Front tNVLFla group which recently issued communiques threatening Patricia Hearst and her family Show closes up lllV YORK ihye Hamlet rock version of closed the Shakespeare play Saturday night after sexen oer toinuuices The show enic one formantc and two gtht rec Iiiaied 710000 It lhg show was pioluccd iii liIlIIV Iltl and gtttl110 riiui cl 1hr hirloltctowII Itestiuil Boy killed lifllt thil Itobiu lcircault killed Sziltiwlu when 5111 lrun of minibu iiini liclnrv he to or his uncles IIln Homes destroyed $I5l Ull ttt lltiiiiI were le hrmelers tol lip strayed three ones and cauid lolirlii the un lireucn were treated in hospital toi mu Ill1ll fire Sunday that damage in tlt1is of the liue edeuuve UiitJ itt iiics cgtaped lllll Illli nor min in On attitude lllltiii tltit tl luc itauirtite attitude of unions lI And Come Tickets available at Composite made in an upstairs Miss kitchen floor had been sexually tou oer halfiirue at the Minkolf lhcatre liettlc being closed at an eti railio I21o1raiii entitled lnnliere 1182 later was done itli pl Sailiiirj iio mr SATIRICAL REVUE Presented By The University Womens Club of Barrio OR PHONE 7268790 the alternatives were when the rejected govemtinient overtures ronto police Police said the man was seen talking and dancing with Col eeii Lawrie t7 and Elizabeth Lewis 18 in hotel lounge the night before their bodies were found in Miss Lawries home Both Miss Lawrie found nude bedroom and Lewis found on the attacked and strangled The composite drawing was made by police artist from tlescriptions by lounge guests and staff who noticed the man with the victims Coalition group thiNTliOltD Ont 1Cl he decision by Health Minister lirank Miller to close health ta célities in certain Ontario com munities is to be fought by coalition of citizens groups spokesman for he group Said Saturday lim Schneider vicepresident ol the Ontario New Democrati Party anl rpecial aFlti5tnnt to 11 Lender Stephen ll laid the annual meeting of the lhiilUxtoldNorlolk NI sociation that the first meeting We group will be held Vudncsdziv in Strattoril lle gtUII lCDlCClliilihCh trum ccn centres and hospitals liaic Liidirated they xi ill attcitlm lnri iodericli flinton Ches icv Durham Woodstock and loronto Doctors lospital meeting will he held later lli lotoiito to allow reoreentzilt the tr in eastern Ini orilr Ullldltl to cpre Iicir lll he said Win smg es VANCOUVER itll Two instseeded player from Van coiiieiIIue ltollick and Jane Younubirdwan the mens and wuiiicns singles Sunday at the illibil Columbia Open badmin ton championship Itollick the delcndine Cana lian LIllltlilfltltk dclcaled scc ondscedcd Wayne Maedopncll oi Vainouter 137 13h llolick had defeated tullllir tItl Lucio laviigz of Crete toii Milli lii 111 137 1511 Saturday to iiliiire to the pals while IitiIllllCII Organize Group Of Friends To CHARISMA FRIDAY FEB 27th SATURDAY FEB 28th Time 830 PM Place CENTRAL COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM Shomeys Opticians Webbs Clothing Ltd Trites Book Store Janos Stationery Sam The Record Man percent in the second year and hour including 24cent cost ollivnig clause which is main taIiied through the three years alinfl Engineers were Involved stroked out totilll Iii13 31 1371 um THE BARRIE EXAMINER MONDAY FEBRUARY 23 1976 he first year an additional 10 to reduce wage demands eight per cent more in the third Base rate now is $506 an The workers all in this com munity just northeast of Niag ara lalls will return to their jobs today Comedian hurt IOllNO BEACH Fla Ali Comedian Sid Caesar is in fair condition today after being injured in chainreac tion automobile smashup in which two persons died Caesar 33 underwent xrays Sunday at hospital here 1or back and neck pains hospital spokeswoman said He was not serioust inpired she said tatwr was among sexen per oplt hurt in tour accidents caued vhfn pi ktio truck gtlrucl bridge aliument and flipped oci near IOltliialld Beach Saturday night The two persons titling in the truck were killed Four convicted tlly 1U licr iiioic lilLl hours cl deliberation an IITIIIIU SlfllClTlt tourt itlly ciii ciel tniir Ottawaarea men rarlv Saturday of conrpirocy to moor cocaine into Canada Patrick Mitchell and Li oiie right 30 ere remanded in cuiody tor sentencing March ltI on the charge which carries manditor minimum sentence ol 501011 years in prioir Mr Justice Frank Donnelly Luicxl warrants lor the arrest at lliomn llarrignii 31 IlifI lirioiili 31Itkson 17 chi ere ciin icteil II ilhenlia The were not present for the lad two weeks of the trial and police beliew they haie left the cour 11v After the jury returned its ltgtliiitI after lllII nightAli Illiltf Donnelly ltillillltl dmence lawyer Delicious lIaIIIburecrs with tomato cheese hack bacon union sesame seed lIiIII ItlISI lililttilills IN TOWN ONLY at and BARRIE 7280941 former Air who participated robbery testified he became police informer after Gloucester and teen lIuImrs big juicy brothll pickles crisp lclltlce on 796 347 BALFIELD ST Colin McKinnon for making in accurate and misleading state ments in his jury address He ordered Mr McKiinnon to return March with lawyer for disposition of that matter Evidence at the sixweek trial TORONTO CPI com lJOSile drawing of man be Locals and °I Canadian wiisleuncltiiigrglmgy $133 eved to be the prime suspect Pauperwzukets 1111011 Local easier police nestidqung the in the Feb 14 murder of two 3477 InterijOWI Lungshme theft of $750 000 in cold bars lorento teenagers was released Ellens A559 and 30°31 from Ottawa Ylntcrnatizmal Air Saturday by Metropolitan IO mi Canadian Ulm 01 090 port in April 1974 Gary Coutanche 25yearold Canada employee in the gold police ofleicd him immunity from criminal prosecution Mr Coutanche testified Mit cliell intended to use money lrom the sale of the gold to fi nance drugsmugglinq trips to South America Early in May 1974 Mitchell asked Contanche to steal suit case frtm bonded freight warehouse The suitcase en tered as an exhibit in the trial was later seized by RCMP agents in Toronto and was found to contain eight and half ponndlt of cocaine worth about $127300 Too many OlllA Lll There were too many candidates in the run ning for Flora IacDonald to make stroqu firish in the Im LICSSIVC Conerva1ive lead rry flour IIMLOP BT Tit400 or ed an FBI swoop Kingston and The Islands MP said Sunday It turned on whether we would have enough support to get ahead of Joe tClark on the first ballot said Patrick Mar tin press secretary to Miss MacDonald votes on The 49yearold MP polled 212 the lirst ballot just over half of what her support ers had hoped to Clark idClltiIiCLI with iiss MacDonald on the left wing of the party had 277 votes ersnip race workers for the rooming house and NOMINATED FOR ACADEMY AWARDS What is the truth about May 61937 George Scott The Hindenburg rrn th survhnrn cant he sure Hnne Bancroft ivlLLlAM AllltfilON ROY llthNES GIG YOUNG BURGESS MEREDITH CHARLES UtJliNlNG RICHARD DYSARI merino LEVINSON IIIILLIAII LINK maxiw Itowifiii in man new row Jillttl rruux PLUS LIVE 8r LET DIE ched enough for third place Miss MacDonald was in sixth llis total in the tightly bun licld of II was good Comedy show TORONTO tCli may CBCTV comedy show starring British music hall entertainer Frankie lloweri begins 13 week series Thursday It is risque bawdy and out rageous and mav even be de nounced as being too coarse for tfanidian eye and cars But It also so hilarious that the pro testers probably will have trouble smothering their laugh ter while they phone their MP5 The story is about newly arritcd British immigrant llowcrd of course and about the situations he becomes in tolved in vliiie looking for job rahpwrmsuzmv um NELSON cIuoIm wk mm me In on no iv Shown at 700 and 915 Matinee Sunday at 130 Adult Entertainment NOW PLAYING 650 915 Nominated For Academy Awards Including Al Pacino Best Actor Best Picture Wuuwikfifiti Nobody could dream him up His incredible bank robbery is all the more bizarre becauseitstrue IIouble Attraction MW and Let lie at p111 lolden thin at pm Adult Entertainment 5th r3 411 ROGER loom JAMES BOND our litN FLEMINGS TIIE IIIIIIIII WITH THE some GUN f3 solution Swarm RICHARD MAlBAUM gt1 a1l3lillrllli£tl COLOR UIIIted Artists