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loliii Starin Grade and mi his hittmttt John mg mm mp mum toria and David Archibald and PUP JttlmWm Sltttt was one of the many Iuesday Johns tdaiii did StanleyStcveiisot Toronto Mr Kaogrsssme Public School couldnt KindpiLiurtin to Hunt in ma miniit urgl Stevens was the first president himtl While illkllltl children at the school tak iacc lIVaininerIliotol llhtfttlmtlittlm We can across the balance beam OOPQ NEWS ROUNDUP Scientists look for site to store nuclear wastes NEWS ROUNDUP Environmen mmls try moves against mosquitoes TORONTO CPt The On tario environment ministry has warned municipalities in areas around Metropolitan Toronto Michigan were killed Wednes day in cartruck collision in heavy fog on Highway 40 east of here Police said the three education said Tuesday said the amount of the settlement will be made public at news conference luiie 28 But the Saskatchewan MP and Liberal senator since 1957 died Wed nesday in Port Colborne Ont He was 86 native of St Louis Sask he was reeve of the rural mu nicipality of St Louis for 13 years First elected to the Commons in 1948 Senator Boucher was reelected in the i949 general election and named Liberal whip in the Commons posi tion he held until 1953 The Barrie Examiner Thursday June 24 19765 Wrong case HAMILTON CP 16 yearold Hamilton boy was lucky Tuesday that he hadnt been in church Judge Albert Marck was about to sentence Patrick ONeill for two convictions of breaking entering and theft but before sentencing he told the accused that its heinous offence to break into churchri its much more heinous of fence to pry the windows out of theeasement The boy looked confused and his mother rose and said her son hadnt broken into any church The surprised judge ruffled through some papers on his desk Im sorry had the wrong case he said ONeill got two years proba and Windsor to move nOW victims whose names were teachers will not receive the on merObreakins against lmosquuoes suspected withheld by police were in raise until the contract is an carrying the St Louis strain car that was cut in half when it proved by the federal antiin encephalitis was in collision with tractor flation board Dr Lukenda ICailyiiiiiing systems in trailer rig Paul Bihm 27 of said dicate that sufficient numbers Chandler 1nd driver of the of mosquito larvae now are truck received minor cuts as emerging loiina Mackenzie result ofthecrash Iiiotétaiii coordinator for the OTTAWA CPI 5011310 ministry said Wednesday She said 55 municipalities south of line from Toronto to Windsor were licensed by the ministry to spray against mos quito larvae after the St Louis Remanded NIAGARA FALLS Ont II Murray Dixon of nearby Fort Erie pleaded guilty in provin cial court Tuesday to book William Boucher former Collingwood Rotary Club PRESENT $153Li1¥fi last making and was remanded to Miss IVIEickeniio said she Aug WI somonmng TWO checked local coordinators in ml9mefihifififgnmil ITcentresTuesdayandallweie spraying waters where larvae ngnd fans dcmlm Hgh thur Maines of Port IJIC were found Among 49 mosquito species the culex pipiens is the prime suspect in speadiiig the disease ioin iids ft ptoplt slit said Another species eulex restuans is secondary breeding spots in the Toronto and Windsor areas Most were pipiens Miss Mackenzie said it is not known whether an outbreak of Louis encephalitis will occur this year ases in humans usu all do not appear before late July or August Four awarded IOltONltltlI IIltVitllit dian Foundation on Alcohol and llrug Dependencies has given STARTS tour men distinguished service awards for their work in com batting alcohol and drug aildic tion The first such awards ever given by the foundation went to Dr Andre Boudreau of Quebec ity ieorge Strachan of ie Three killed WINDSOR Ont tIi Two women and one man all from ZIBumimun M¢M¢lh Aan pleaded not guilty Provincial Judge Johnstoiie Roberts was to rule on the admissibility of wiretap evidence offered by reached with Sault Ste Marie elementary school teachers on 19761977 contract Lou Lu kcnda chairman of the Sault Ste Marie and area board of Try Our Fathom iiiiiumii AUVENTIIIIE AVariat at Chinese coda GARDENS Licenced Tum 41 Dunlap StwBania Tantra mw CHINESE Try our hot fast delivery Free on orders over $700 in Barrie l0 Discount on PickUp Orders over $700 Phone 7288811 405 BAYFIELD ST BARRIE At the Collingwood Area Airport Agreement Frida Sat Miss Mackenzie said workers WANT QUICK this week found So to tit larvae SAIill Slll MAltllI Ont in sample cup of water from Wt Atllttmtm $15 SERVICE Family fun affair midway displays games and dance Ride the aircraft of your choice old or new Free admission to the grounds NE iiiiiva OTTAWA Pi Federal scientists are searching for safe place to store poisonous Quebecs new 4iiihiidman tontiiiiiation of her nomination requires tworthirds voti ot ip riod Iroin tip in June it to lift night the night ot July The traffic toll tor the long weekend nuclear wastes that remain proval by the IItIrmimhcr na oi lollioiirs tromtip Iuiicito dangerous for up to 25000 tional assembly Ir ioiiiisa to midnight July could be in years announced iii statement that the on to TI range the council Thev say new storage areas lrs Iatenaiides appointment said In 1200 traffic accidents claimed III livc oii Ttthoui ickttitl making it the worst yeartodatitortqitahtics Wlll be needed by the end of the century for the wastes churned out by nuclear reactors and the would be ctfectitl Sept gthc replaces loiiis Marcigin Oni first OlllltlltlIllttIl ip VFIMMII Iltt best bet now seems to be under ground caverns in salt or hard rock deposits At present used uranium fuel still packing lethal IOt of radioactivity is kept in wa ferfilled bays at reactor sites But dependence on nuclear energy grows the amount of waste materials will increase Keiioia as Itlttlllllttl Vediiis making it newswry mi MM Char Grilled Steak llIIIN IIRINNIN II1t IIIII dHtlstllll IIIIRHIR more permanentstoragc police for an hour by using lll Vs mp Fume or good Lobsfer Ottawa expects construction on the first underground stor age site to start about 1980 with completion five years later Rough estimates put the cost at Hm simmu oi itti district TONIGHT SKY RIDERS between $50 million and Slim piil here and had been on tcni °e 72648 reservations 715 ADULT 720 910 million horai absence since March to murvmm ENTERTANMENY Experts from the energy de gilltnAlllL him to work as partment this summer will ex amine six possible hardrock sites in Ontario and evaluate saltdeposits TWO MAJOR AIMS In the spring issue of JIZOS the energy department maga Zine Dr Peter Dync of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd says government has two major oh jectives in mind To store the radioactive material so that po tential danger is negligible and not to shift too much rcsponsi bility onto future generations Necessary to storage in un derground caverns is geologir cally stable areas where there is no danger of earthquakes victed Tuesday of possession of obscene matter for distribution will be sentenced in county court July lie was remanded in custody for presenteiice report Kriss was arrested last July after police raided his apartment and seized films catalogues magazines photos files brochures and other material related to services for homosexuals Dlsrupted YELLOWKNIIIZ NWI CPI The walkout by an adas airline pilots has dis pointediiiM1iicli lttift who lt signed ttllltt this year to he come iudgc ot thi Iedcral ourt of inada Identified KICNOI tint cit Duane tciidall lliigcr 37 of llt and baby as hostages at local motel hctorc fatally shoot ing himself Tuesday night Io lice said the man had been sci welder during the day while ic turning toiail at night Prediction OITAWA tIr The tan ada Saltt ouncil predicted Wednesday that between It and it persons III die in traffic ac cidents during the iIHhoiir pe fine food entertainment usual fine lore time Excellent great the IRIMIC of DONIIISAL Steak Noun Tavern No II Highway North Miles North of Barrie TA RT TOMORROW and WALTER Alliston 4354761 Fully Licensed The Rustic Hearth Iliniiig Loungi Open every evening Tuesday through Sunday Phone ahead for DanCan Amateur Nite Every The coach is waiting for his next beer The pitcher is waiting for her first bra The team is waiting for miracle Consider the possibilities Second Wednesday TATUM Ml tRh limliiitioii TONIGHT Ionic Twin DriveIn Theatre 4812212 ROY SONEIDEII IIIII1IIIIIRIS lllolt1tl1lklllk III HAITI Adult Entertainment JAWS Slit wltis lllt liisl ROBERT SHAW RICHARD iMWS ls llbI lt illSITN IIAIIII NINA HIHI SII NS HAM Illl INIV HIIN ISIHJJ WINWINIII POM POM GIRLS SCREEN NOW PLAYING DREYFIISS Barrie Twin DriveIn Theatre 4872212 NILAI uninut Sentencmg HAMILION ttPi Frank 111077 my Kriss 38 of Hamilton con FURLON BR1DONJ1KNICIIOIJON They cafledit Gods in oARIHIR TENN rm THE IIJJOI Rl BRIJKT inmom IRTHI TENN HIuidbo ELLIOTT KTWNER ROBERT JHERMAA wilt 71105145 it VII rum in was two iROBhRT THERAHAvruiu United Mull STARTS TOMORROW SCREEN mm in JOHN ILLIAMJ rupted the Berger inquiry into the impact of the proposed Mackenzie Valley pipeline The inquiry was to resume its Nor therii hearings in Yellowknife Monday after TlOnthrlOllg tour of It southern Canadian cities But the hearings have been delayed because the iii Adult Entertainment im ASIANIIVII JAIII llxtlltl IIlttx TH BAD NEWS MIIIIIHI RIHIIII lll1 Ihut man of TRUE GRIT is back and look quiry commissioner Mr Ius failids ths him tice Thomas Berger of the Brit mmmmmmm ish Columbia Supremetfourt is stranded in Vancouver Other AVI OR swii um mm key inquiry officials were faced SHOWN IT 700 Iv 900 withlhe samcpmmcm MAJINEES Mimm AT we FAHYOIIIJ ENDS TONIGHT niiovmiuo MA E38 Poul AIIM wuiisi Iot QUEBEC tCIi Luce Pate Clmfm TONIt HT naudt law prorQSSOr at tho Dunlap StWIIiriie Out 778 TORI JONES ADULT SKY University of Montreal was MARY LARRY l5 wand Lady ENTERTNNMENI WW THE DIXIE DANCE KINGS nominated by Premier ltobert VANISHING pONT 915 ADULT minimv Bourassa on 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