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20The Barrie Examiner Saturday May 22 I976 ON THE back of the distinc tive MedicAlert bracelet is inscribed list of major medical problems which might create hazard for the wearer in the event of an anergency In addition tollfree telephone number inscribed on the back of the bracelet provides 24hour ac cess to the wearers medical records MedicAlert helps save lives One Canadian in five suf fers from medical condition kwhich could threaten his health or even his life it it went undetected in an emergency The epileptic or diabetic whose seizures may be mistaken for drunkenness the adult who is allergic to petucrllin tetanus antitoxin or ther drugs or the hemophiliac child who could bleed to death from small cut or bruise without special treatment all fall in this category along With numerous others To combat this problem the SimcoeMuskoka Life Un derwriters Association is promoting the MedicAlert fragrant founded in 1953 to in form doctors and others who may treat victims of emergen cies of the special problems which may have bearing on treatment Medic Alert members wear special bracelets on which are inscribed their more trominent health problems In addition members carry card bearing further health details in their wallets and 2+hour toll free telephone num ber on the bracelet pov1des roundtheclock ac cess to the members medical records OBITUARY JERYL EDITH COATES Beryl Edith Coates died suddenly Monday in the Royal Victoria Hospital Bar rie Mrs Coates born Beryl Benton is survived by her husband Archibald her son Henry of Toronto her grand children Karen Leduc and Sandra and Tami Coates and her greatgrandson Darryl Leduc Also surviving are her sisters Gladys Hendy Mabel Giampolo Margaret Mayes and Muriel Longtier Another sister Laura Gill tredeceased her Services were to be held today in the chapel of the Steckley Funeral Home Bar rie with burial in Barrie Union Cemetery DAVID JOHN PAYNE David John Payne died Mon day in the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie He is survived by his parents Patricia and Robert Payne of Angus his sister Beverly his brother Robert and his grand parents Walter Payne of Angus and Alberta Dyer of Toronto Services were held Friday in the chapel of the Jennett Funeral Home Barrie with burial in Angus Union Cemetery ELEANOR REEVIE Eleanor Margaret Reevie of Shanty Bay died suddenly Tuesday in the Royal Victoria Hospital Banie Mrs Reevie is survived by her husband Juan Reevie and her brother Gerald Rising of Shanty Bay She was predeceased by another brother Theodore Services were held Friday in the chapel of the Jennett Funeral Home Barrie with burial in St Thomas Anglican Oturch Cemetery in Shanty Bay Still time for hockey HALIFAX CP While at times the game of politics it self may seem like skating on thin ice Premier Gerald Regan still finds time to play abit of hockey The premier of Nova Scotia still athleticlooking and active at 47 likes to don the uniform of the legislative team and skate out to do bat tle with variety of op ponents for good cause The premier recognized as betterthanaverage tennis player was hockey playby play announcer for many years in various Nova Scotia centres before turning his at tention seriously to politics in the mid1950s Every season he leads an assortment of MLAs into arenas around the province fiaying local hockey teams in nefit games No one has any idea how much the hockeyplaying le islators have raised for Wide variety of charitable and local improvement causes Cost of the bracelet and lifetime membership is $10 For further information on the progam see your life in wrance agent if he is mem ber of the association or write Canadian MedicAlert found dation 174 George St Toronto Despite gloomy outlook hes bullish on lumber MONCTON CP Despite gloomy forecasts Tony Rum bold isbullish on the Maritimes lumber industry Mr Rumbold president of the Maritime Lumber Bureau discounts rophecies that Canada may heading for second recession and looks to the future with op timism The reason for his sunny outlook is increased house construction January housing figures for Canada were 75 per cent better than last year he said and lumbermen are con fident the figures will get even better Mr Rumbold added however that sizable in crease in interest rates in the second half of 1976 would dampen his spirits Home construction in the United States is up also by 65 per cent over last year ma jor part of the increase was due to jump in the building of singlefamily dwellings good news for the lumber industry because wood is the primary material for these houses Nova Scotia exports about 10 per cent of its annual production of cut lumber to the United States and New Brunswick sells about one third of its production on the US market HAMPERED BY STRIKES Lengthy strikes last year at pulp and paper mills in the Maritimes were far less dam agin thanexpectedsaier Rum ld Several sawmills suffered cashflow problems due to being unable to sell wood chi to the strikebound mil some had to close tem porarily But Mr Rumbold said the effects of the strike might have been far worse Labor for the industry is plentiful now he said We have more people coming to apply for jobs than before Mr Rumbolds optimism extended to prices He ex plained that federal price controls affect the industry but mostly in an indirect way In the Maritimes the lum ber industry is made up 0d small com nies and these are affecte only to the extent that their prices follow larger companies in Quebec 0n tario and British Columbia which are of course con trolled This Summer Have ReaISummer Holiday from per person from per person from per person from $25 per person from $28 by Suniours ltd from $46 per person from 15 days per parsonI from $129 per child 1212I sharing with adults $212 Saturday departures Via Nordair $229 Sunday departure Via Nordair $24 Saturday departures Via Wardair Saturday departures vta Nordaii per person Friday departures Via Quebecair offered and operated Sunday departures via Nordaii $482 Sunday departures vie Wardeir $569 115 days per persunl Sunday dapanures vie Werdair or United When you have week or two to spend in the sun make sure youre going to have the sun And this summer we have great prices for families as well as singles and couples Youve ear ned your holiday This summer enjoy it Here are few of the many holidays from PICK PRICE PICK SPOT FAMILY FUN TIME Thats all week In Florida will cost for the kids In Nassau week or two costs only $129 and from $239 for one or two weeks In Barbados Summer time is family holiday time so take the whole family from $229 SPECIAL DURING JUNE Rent car for just $29 Iregular value $70I from $212 regular value $70I NASSAU class Flagler Inn FLORIDA FLYDRIVE Explore Florida the economical way The car IS yours for week to visit Disney World and other great at tractions people sharing from $229 people sharing from $212 children just $129 BARBADOS Skylark offers hotels weeks from $329 board ship FLORIDAS GULF COAST This low price will get you week at the popular Caribbean Gulf Hotel in Cleanrvater or the Frontenac Hotel in Sarasota In St Pete Beach SkyLark offers the Hawaiian Inn from $219 and the Breckenridge LAUDERDALE Great value week at the beachfront Beach Club Hotel Choice of hotel room efficiency or budget Cabana Sheraton Ft Lauderdale is available from $239 SPECIAL DURING JUNE Rent car for just $29 At this low price with many extra features you can stay at the Emerald Beach Hotel on popular Cable Beach minutes away from downtown Nassau Or if you prefer the quiet of Paradise Island theres the first casual commodation or economy to luxury resort beachfront SPECIAL DURING JUNE Rent mini moke for just $3900 lregular value $79I MARDI GRAS FLYCRUISE Honeymooners Spend fantastic week aboard the fun ship tss Mardi Gras cruising through the Carib been visiting the islands of Nassau Puerto Rico and St Thomas The Mardi Gras sets sail from Miami and includes meals daily and all your entenainment on SPAINS COSTA DEL SOL Your two weeks on Spains Sunny Costa del Sol is spent in the new Melia Costa del Sol Aparthotel across from the beach minutes from Torremolinos One week on the Costa del Sol plus one week coach tour of Spain or Morocco is also available from $539 including dinners on coach tour CBIBIIEE apartment aC HAWAII Mauai All prices quoted are per person based on double occupancy and vary according to doparturo data and accommodation uloc ted Canadian airport tax SBW gratultlu and taxes or utra Iou Skylark holldoy Includu Round trip olr transportatlon Transfers or 14 nlghtr accommodotlon beach bag and other features as spoclfiod In the Skylark Summer brochuro Gravelwefld Holiday or honeymoon in Hawaii on the island of Oahu with wide choice of hotels or take the Three Island Tour where youll visit the delightful islands of Kauai or Three Island Tour is available from $679 Downtown Barrie 41 Maple Ave 7263971 To cl RESERVE THE RIGHT To LIMIT QUANTITIES Girls Piece Swimsuit 100 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