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lbThe Barrie Examiner Wednesda June I976 MECague is appointed to safety commi By GEORGE McCAGUE MPP Dufferin Simcoe With more cars and drivers on our road system it has become increasingly impor tant to look into ways of reducing the loss of life on our highways In this regard am very plrased to have been recently appointed to select commit tee of the legislature to study the overall question of highway safety and driver education This committee will be sub mitting an interim report of its progress by September 30 1976 and final report on December 31 1976 plan to keep you posted of any new developments in this area in future reports to you and would be pleased to receive your comments and sugges tions WARRANTY ACT Last week my colleague Sidney Handleman minister of consumer and commercial relations presented new homes warranty act in the House This new act is to pro vide major protection for pur chasers against the added cost and inconvenience caused by poor workmanship in home construction The Ontario government feels it has taken too long for the Liberal federal govern ment in Ottawa to finally decide upon national war 593M GEORGE McCAGUE will aid study ranty plan for homes So in partnership with the private sector all builders in the pro vince will have to register with nonprofit corporation which includes government representatives and the Con sumers Association of Can ada This corporation will have the power to order builders to carry out repairs In short the builder will be responsible for repairing all construction faults for the Instrument store second home MONTREAL CPI For many of Montreals classical musicrans tiny instrument store tucked away downtown is like second home Anton Wilfers is one of the Citys few remaining stores where valuable stringed in struments can be repaired by highly specialized craftsmen Master violinmakers Alois Fogl and Ewald Fuchs Czech born graduates of the Mitten wald violinmaking school in Germany repair and sell va riety of stringed instruments mainly violins cellos and gui tars Locally the clientele in cludes Montreal Symphony Or OBITUARY Vi AYNE BHLCE HILTON Wayne Bruce Hilton of Keswick died Friday in the Royal Victoria Hospital Bar 18 He is survived by his wife Margaret his mother Fern Graves of Scarborough his sister Sharon Crowe of Toronto his brother David Duntaii of Prince George BC his aunt Beverly Dunstai of Keswick his un cle Gordon Dixon of Stroud and his grandmother Dorothy H2 oftishawa Serzres were held Monday the chapel at this Jennett Funeral Home In Barrie fol 0wec by cremation chestra members and other professional musicians while outside the city instruments from as far afield as England swamp the repair department We get most of the profes sionals from Montreal and many repair orders from out side the province and the coun try Mr Fogl said We made our own violins here in the 19508 and 19605 but the repair business just grew and grew and now we wont make any violins because we dont have the time to put in the love and attention good in strument requires For the interested profes sional the store keeps num ber of treasured instruments including cello made by the Italian master Testore in 1757 and valued at about 320000 There is also collection of antique bows worth more than 510000 Mr Fogl and Mr Fuchs took over the store from their fatherinlaw Anton Wilfer several years ago when the founder also master violin maker retired DRAINED 0F GRATINGS KETTERING England tCPi Police in this Northampshire town are intrigued by thieves who have stolen 50 drain grat ings and manhole covers We would love to know what the thieves are using the covers for said police spokesman ttee first year after purchase and the coproration will pay for any major structural defects in the following four years If builder fails to comply he will be deregistered with the right to appeal to the com mercial registration appeal tribunal PROTECTION Under this act the thou sands of skilled contractors and laborers will also be pro tected from bad image as the result of the in competence and negligence on the part of few builders in this industry This legislation besides providing Ontario consumers with the most comprehensive home buyer protection in Canada also demonstrates the effectiveness of govern ment and the provate sector working together to achieve mutual ends gamma Judge reviews show results explaining why plants won By JEAN GABLE Barrie Horticultural Society May 27 saw the first 1976 Flower show in Barrie con vened by Jean Sanderson of Oro It was good show con sidering the season Judge and speaker in the evening was Art Coles of Coles Nursery in Minesing and Plant Place at Bayfield Mall He reviewed the results of the show telling the audience why some plants had won over others His topic for the evening was Bedding Plants Some of the Petunias he mentioned as special to him were blue lace can can and sunburst brilliant yellow The new glamour series of fibrous begonias which grow 10 high and have large bright flowers that make ideal container plants are goodbuy FREE Impatience are great for shade and have many col ours Sprinter carefree Geranium is really good one Nemesia makes beautiful bedding plant Pan sies are good if you can keep the seed heads picked off Dwarf Zinnias make nice borderplant Mr Coles prefers the plastic plant paks as there is less root damage when trans planting When you take the plant out of the container squeeze the root on both sides to help stimulate growth Petunias should be spaced 15 to 18 inches apart All plants should be firmed in well Cascade Petunias and Browalia are two good things for hanging baskets always use fresh soil and not last years in hanging baskets LOOK EST gnu Annuals look best when massrd They are used to ac cent eveivgreens and to brighten up the perennial border They require good light and air circulation Malcolm Ward was present to show iiiombtrs the first edition of new Canadian magazine called llomcs lit is Illt publisher and Art Drysdalr noted IltitIiCUL tuiist edits the garden sec tion it also has sections on crafts cooking and antiques Member kjlt made special oftrr details from this wtitvr III III prrsirlrnt Ian iiiiilwrtson The Society is not selling any magazines but is iiittvltslttl in pro moting anadian Iltllr Iltllllllltll ptiiwliwil StitllllY NEWS toiigiainlnlions to ID Ililk who ltIlIthtI $13675 il IIltil IiitIéi hill on sale tiliitiilllt Friday last Fortyfour members took in the Mennonite Bazaar at New Hamburg Sat May 29 The scenery to New Hamburg was lovely Bazaar was its usual success There were quilts by the hundreds The committee on home beautification is disappointed to receive only one call for the spring garden Anyone can call in garden worthy of judging Have you none on your street It so call Mr Yule 7370520 or Harold Walker7266018 The planting committee has been busy on hospital planting and gores and this week will be doing city hall and the library CATCH THAT CALL 24 HOURS DAY DAYS WEEK as low as $i4lM0nth ANSWER SYSTEMS 728l734 ANYTIME mva SARY It would be most ap preciated if parents would keep their children from playing on gores or in the ci tys flower beds The city parks are provided for playgrounds and there are also the school grounds Next tour is June bus now filled It goes to Royal Botanical Gardens Hess Village in Hamilton and Ben Velduis Greenhouses WINTEHKIIJ Callers have been con cerned about winter kill on vines Boston Ivy has been severely hit inBarrie Mine is alive but away behind schedule and much of it is really killed Viburnums have also been partly killed It was the hot weather we had at Easter that started sap flowing and then the cold and snow that caused the shock to theplants If you have entries for the OHA Convention please see they get there via deleates Get Into Guitar We offer guitar classes for all age groups with qualified professional instructor Callus now at Boyfield it SALE PRICE Sole Starts Thursday Morning 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