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NDP minicaucus meeting hears farmers teachers By SHEILA McGOVERN Examiner Staff Reporter The Ontario New Democratic Party agrees with Simcoe County teachers is sym pathetic to area farmers but is at odds with the industrial relations manager of Man sfieldDenman General Limited Friday five members of the party set up shop at Georgian College to listen to concerns of local people The minicaucus listened as Tom Smith president of the Simcoe County Federation of Agriculture outlined his groups objections to the Progressive Conservative farm income stabilization plan which is now before the Legislature The local farmers said they are not convinced farmers will have enough in ut into the set ting up and ministration of the plan They also objected to using the last five years as basis for coverage and suggested the plan use the an nual cost of production On both these points the mini caucus agreed James Renwick Toronto Riverdale told the farmers the NDP has entered an amendment to the Bill calling for defined role for farmers in the administration ofthe Bill He also agreed the govem ment chose hell of five year period to base its LOCAL ONE DECEMBER MEETING The Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board has cancelled its Dec meeting The board will meet on Dec 15 at pm at the Education Centre 99 Ferris Lane ANNUALMEETING The annual general meeting of the Barrie Optimist Minor Soccer Association will be held Tuesday at Sunnidale Com munity Centre at pm All coaches referees and anv coverage on In more stable financial times the fiveyear period would work he said VOLUNTARY Mr Renwick said the NDP believes any plan must be voluntary The two sides also exchanged philosophical views that agricultural land must be kept infarming Another oup which found it self agreeing with the mini caucus was the Ontario Public School Men Teachers Federation Doug Bailey Simcoe County president presented brief calling for an equalization of grants rates between elemen tary and secondary schools Secondary school grants are now higher Mr Bailey said elementary programs are as important as secondary as teachers must take fiveyearold child and have him reading writing and totally prepared for secondary courses by the time he leaves the elementary school He said the pupilteacher ratio which includes all staff in the school from custodians to the principal should be replaced by classsize measurement Mr Bailey said he taught classes in the past two years that were in excess of 40 studen ts where reading abilities could range from Grade to Grade 12 He also noted elementary schools do not have proper facilities for home economics or industrial arts and that the elementary schools do not come ciluipped with showers for use ter gym SWEAT AS MUCH Older elementary students sweat every bit as much as young high school students he said Mr Bailey said the current approach to French in elemen tary schools is tokenism and should be reviewed He said the local federation would like to see higher quality of teachertraining and move to teachers becoming selfgoverning profession The NDP education policy agrees with equalization of grants between elementary and secondary schools and yeater emphasis on French However Bud Germa Sud bury said he had reservations about selfgoverning professions The minicaucus found nothing to agree with in brief from Joe Borrows manager of personnel and industrial relations for Mansfield Denman General Company Limited Mr Borrows opposed Bill 139 AND GENERAL member of the public iri terested in soccer is urged to at tend CHRISTMAS ALLOWANCE The Childrens Aid Society of the County of Simcoe Tuesday approved recommendation from staff that the allowance for Christmas gifts for children in its care be increased The allowance for children of elementar school age will be increased $250 to $1750 and for adolescents by $250 to $2750 The figure for children under school age $10 will re main intact LABOR COUNCIL Election of officers for the Barrie and District Labor Council which had been scheduled for Tuesday has been postponed toJan 18 DEFICIT CUT The projected deficit for the year of the Childrens Aid Society of the County of Simcoe is now $18020 down from $20000 last month Were moving in the right direction commented chairman Dr Alex Bolechowsky at the board meeting Tuesday which is proposed act gover ning employees health and safety The Bill says that an employee who feels his machine or lace of work is un safe may re use to work Mr Barrows said this act will provide labor with legal way to break any collective agreement Many wellthinkin union officials also abhor is con dition as it means that an un scrupulous militant within the membership can use Bill 139 to gain power from the respon sible union officials he said LEGITIMIZES Bill 139 legitimizes the over thr0w of ruling democratic government that could be spon sored by but certainly would be paid for by industry because in dustry by law would have to pay its employees for refusal to work due to supposed safety problem Mr Borrows said The employee safety bill has been major platform of the NDP for many years and Mr Renwick said the minicaucus could only accept Mr Borrows report However Mr Germa said he felt he has to respond Mr Germa worked at the In ternational Nickel lant in Cop percliff for num er of years and described it as the dirtiest place in Ontario He said the workers had an understanding with In ternational Nickel that an em ployee could leave his place of work when he felt his life was in danger He said management agrees this right has never been abused Mr Germa pointed out the number of days of work lost through industrial illness out number the days lost through strikes Other roups presenting briefs Fri ay inclu ed the On tario Public Service Em ployees Union from the Huronia Regional Centre the Helping Hands Homemaker service from Orillia and Barrie Branch of the Canadian Association of Consumers The minicaucus continues today NO ITS NOT an En lish Bobby Its Ed Red en coach of the PeterReino Hustlers senior womens volleyball team Redden and the Hustlers recently retur ned from highly successful tour of England losing only one of 10 games Photo by Marc Mireault Con tract talks planned by board The Simcoe County District Health Board will invite public health nurses to another session of contract talks Dec 13 board chairman Ross Stephens said today The session will be the second since negotiations resumed last month after sevenmonth breakdown Involved are about 30 full time nurses employed at the Simcoe County District Health Unit members of Local 37 On tario Nurses Association Lilian Fralick resident of the local said ay the date appears to be acceptable It will follow Dec association meeting in Toronto At issue in the longstanding dispute are nurses demands for wage parity with their counterparts in ospitals and for an arbitration clause The board has offered an in crease of six per cent in pay and two per cent in benefits saying there is no more money available However provincial health minister Frank Miller announced early this month the province will pay its share75 per centof the funds needed to achieve parity and Mr Stephens said the announce ment opens up whole new ball game Nurses involved in the dispute make $10900 to $13150 year compared to $13380 to $15780 for their counterparts at Barries Royal Victoria Hos pital The board has opposed the demand for an arbitration clause on the ground that an ar bitrator unfamiliar with local conditions might award an unreasonable settlement The association is supporting private members bill in the legislature which would provide compulsory arbitration for health nurses across the province British tour successful for Fe torReina Hustlers By ED REDDEN coach PeterReino Hustlers Volleyball team PeterReino Hustlers womens volleyball team returned Nov 13 from suc cessful twoweek tour of En land While in England the clu played matches against the En lish National Team and top clu from Ireland Wales and England Against these top teams from the British Isles the Hustlers compiled an outstan ding record of nine wins and one loss The PeterReino sponsored team openedup the tour in Lon don with an impressive 50 vic tory over the second ranked Ireland team from Dublin Hustlers won by scores of 154 158 154 159 and 155 The next opponent was Dar tord College London who were runnersup for the 197576 British Isles University Cham pionship The Dartford team put up good battle but were defeated 40 by the Hustlers The game scores were 157 1512 1512 and 156 In one of the best efforts by the Hustlers they defeated the third ranked English Club team called the Putney Kestrels 41 by scores of 154 1545 1115 150 and 156 The next match was one of the highlights of the tour as the Hustlers met the Spark Club from London The Spark team has four players on the English National team and they are rated the top 197677 English Club Hustlers finally arrived late at the gym after transportation problems and after short warmup were solidly beaten in the first game 151 But from then on it was all the Hustlers as they fought back and came through with victories in the next two games 1510 and 156 to win the match and lot of personal satisfaction along withit The next day the Hustlers trained with the English Na tional team in training ses sion run primarily by the two coaches of the Hustlers ONLY DEFEAT Sunday the PeterReino Club suffered their first and only defeat of the tour The English National team played superb volleyball and defeated the Hustlers 50 Hustlers were not up for this match at all and the determined En ish squad were full value of their victory The coach of the English Na tional team Ken Harvey stated that this was one of the best ef forts ever by the English squad and felt it would greatly help them in their next international Match against West Germany on November 27th Hustlers then moved on to Liverpool for three days In friendly match the Hustlers won the first three games and the Kirby Club won the last two The scores were 158 1511 1510 1115 and 915 The next day was probably the most hectic of the tour At 10 am Hustlers put on atelevised twohour demonstra tion for 600 English students The team was then taken on fivehour tour of the walled city of Chester That night the Hustlers played the Kirby Club 197576 English Club Cham ions in the official match ore crowd of nearly 400 paid admissions This match was the best played of the tour The Hustlers came up with good solid performance and triumphed 30 by scores of 1510 1511 and 1715 Hustlers then moved on to Bristol In the first game of doubleheader before over 200 spectators the PeterReina team defeated the second ranked Wales team 20 by scores of 155 and 1511 The se cond match saw the Hustlers defeat hardworking team Whitefield of Bristol 152 and 158 In the final match of the tour the PeterReino Club defeated strong defensive team from Speedwell of Bristol 155 1513 and 1510 The team was very well received throughout England and their fine standard of play and enthusiasm defnitely re sulted in fostering increased in terest in the sport in England The composition of the team for the tour was as follows Kay and May Koot Woodbridge Mickey Fusedale Barrie Whos running for what positions in Simcoe municipal elcCtions TOWN OF ALLISTON MAYOR Oak Gray REEVE Peter Cameron DEPUTY REEVE James Dickey COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Douglas Taylor Aiden Whelan Elmer Hawkins John Taylor Joseph Heydon Gerry Moon PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Four to be elected John Darling William Boyes Jack Anderson Wavne Bishoo POLICE VILLAGE OF ANGUS to be elected Tom Finney William Gibbs Charles Bell BARRIE MAYOR Ross Archer Willard Kinzie Dorian Parker ALDERMEN Three to be elected in each ward WARD Alex Arthur Nelson Garrett Chris Kaszuba Fred Reumper Henry Verstraten WARD Del Cole Bill Knowles Charles Style Ed Thompson WARD Robert Dennis Janice Laking Ernie Rotman Ross Stephens WARD Barry Boisclair Bill Campbell Ron Lynch Gordon Mills Philip Sauve PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Two to be elected Ernie Alexander Val Brucker Ab Jansen Claude Watt VILLAGE OF BEETON REEVE Sheridan McGinty COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Allan Bennett William Fox John Hacking Paul Coburn mmiWWN OF BRADFORD MAYOR Arthur Turner Roy Gordon REEVE Kenneth Wood DEPUTY REEVE Milton Hanbly COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Rick Wright Jack MacFadden Sandy Hudson Pat Pattenden John Zigma Igor Nikolajev Zygmund Fenik PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Four to be elected Thomas Church Alan Hudson Keith Stevens Gordon Bantam Lyn Bowmaster Bud Robson BRECIIIN Police Village TRUSTEES Three to be elected Grant Foreman Maurice McCarthy Keith Harris VILLAGE OF COLDWATER REEVE Herbert Stevens Earl Brandon COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Barbara Terrell Herbert Smith Alf Brand Richard Schell Thomas Dean Lloyd Letherby TOWN OF COLLINGWOOD MAYOR Harry Bell REEVE Donald Spooner DEPUTY REEVE James Belcher COUNCILLORS Six to be elected Paul McKeownx Ken White Siegfried Herrmann Ray Barker Ronald Emo Ben Andrews Rober Chrysler PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Two to be elected Ted Carmichael William Oldham Eugene Peycha VILLAGE OF COOKSTOWN REEVE Norman Laver Melville Brayman COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Dennis Partridge James Currie Rudy Langguth Martin Connolly Anne Monkman George Hefford Brian Baker Ronald Turner Jean Webber VILLAGE OF CREEMORE REEVE Ral MacDonald Rut Gater Carmen Gowan COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Douglas Gill William Gowan Wesley Rowbotham Harold McArthur Patrick Prine VILLAGE OF ELMVA LE REEVE Ken Knox COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Bob Sheriff Earl Bollick Marion Baker Ken Barnett ESSA TOWNSHIP REEVE Eugene Smith Charles Pridham Anthony Mancini DEPUTY REEVE Earle Williams Donald Elines COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Eric Binns MacDonald Jim Burns Cecil Westover Bev Regan Allan Zaba Maurice Miller HILLSDALE POLICE VILLAGE TRUSTEE Three to be elected Grant Dunn Douglas St Denisx James Rumble FLOS TOWNSHIP REEVE Donald MacDonald Alex Finlay DEPUTYREEVE Gerard Morin COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Donald Bell Donald Bertram Orville Tracey William Stoddart HAWKESTONE POLICE VILLAGE TRUSTEES Three to be elected Larry Monkman Paul Fallon Bradley Richardson Ralph Leigh Diane DnReau IN NISFIL TOWNSHIP REEVE Geor Burton Bill ibbins DEPUTY REEVE Grant Andrade Blake Constable Don Koopmans COUNCILLORS Three to be elected John Cowan Katie ans John Roome William Tipplex Fred Watts Ro er White Jac Young PUBLIC UTILITIES Two to be elected SheldOn Bowman Dennis Sheard SIMCOE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Len Pa iello Stewar Fisher Audrie Trotter SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD Woolner MATCHEDASH TOWNSHIP REEVE Gordon Priestman Glen Lovering COUNCILLORS Four to be elected George Yager Lois Laughlin Peter Shaw Art Silk MARA TOWNSHIP REEVE Peter Forbes DEPUTY REEVE Muir Dack COUNCILLORS Three to beelected Graham McGillivray Allan Byers Cliff Martin Thomas Garry MEDONTE TOWNSHIP REEVE Kenneth Hamilton Ingram Amos DEPUTY REEVE Horace Vasey David Walker COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Clifford Wells Howard Dunlop Donald Hervieux Little Johnstone Del Kelly Pat Lawlor TOWN OF MIDLAND MAYOR Brian Wood Moreland Lynn Catherine Dion REEVE Sam Ancio DEPUTYREEVE Miles Blackhurst Bill Ogilvie COUNCILLORS Four to be elected WARD Nancy Keefe Rudy Scherloski WARD William Orr Wayne Parker WARD Richard Platt WARD Jim Malcolm Fred Jeffrey PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Two to be elected Kevin Lyons Claude Buck Alphonse Hennin Charles Parker NOTTAWASAGA TOWNSHIP REEVE Donald Hennessy DEPUTY REEVE William Vancise COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Don Moyer Charles McLeod Milton McArthur Harvey Swanson Belcher ORILLIA MAYOR Frank Dolcort ALDERMEN Eight to be elected Frank Kehoe Myrtle Bowlen Al Smith Wilbur Cramp Cecil James Charles Jordan Len Cotton Art Bradford Gurney Trites Ralph Cipolla Donald CraigPaul Jack Stewart Patricia Mclssaac Thomas Parish David MacDonald WATER LIGIIT ANI POWER COMMISSION Five to be elected James Diaden Frederick Tissen Percy Bagley Andrea St Germain Burrell ORILLIA TOWNSHIP REEVE Ron Stanton Bill Calverley DEPUTY REEVE Jack Haste John Hewitt COUNCILLORS One to be elected in each ward WARI Ralph Kay Norman Telford WARI Art Gregg Ron Stevens 0R0 TOWNSHIP REEVE Howard Campbell Charles Simpson DEPUTY REEVE Allan McLean Paul Hansen COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Ross Bradley Dave Bull Paul Kitchen Anthony Keene Charley Sanderson Barbara Tiffen Clarence Smith TOWN OF PENETANGUISHENE MAYOR Vincent Moreau Lionel Dion REEVE Armand Charlebois Arthur Stewart DEPUTY REEVE Clarence Lomas Vernon Farrow COUNCILLORS Six to be elected Mary Rogers Frances St Amant Ronald Bellisle Kenneth Tannahill Ray Baker Eric Rankin Hubert Charlebois Brian Byng Donald Charlebois WATER AND LIGHT COMMISSION TWO to be elected Robillard Martin Marchildon Brunelle VILLAGE OF PORT McNICOLL REEVE Bruce Dockray Robin Talbot DEPUTY REEVE Robt Armstrong Wes Clark COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Albert Bourrie Re is Quesnelle Ar ur Winkworth Christine Boucher Gordon Beausoleil Gary Newton Kenneth Young James Zunsmack PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Two to be elected Patrick Burns Nelson Baumgardner RAMA TOWNSHIP REEV Russell Cooper DEPUTY REEVE Charles Smith Ambrose McMillan Patricia Slater COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Fred Cooper Ted Dixon John Godward Robert Hayes TOWN OF STAYNER MAYOR George Charlton Ron Abner REEVE Eldon Bell COUNCILLORS Six to be elected Bruce Patton Pace George Skippen Barry Yager Dick McLean Ronald Atkinson PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Two to be elected Arthur Blackburn Walker TAY TOWNSHIP REEVE Ed Hill Charles Rawson DEPUTY REEVE Ed Hill Bruce Tinney COUNCILLORS Three to be elected David Moore Thomas OHara David Walker PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Two to be elected Leonard Walker Robt Stewart POLICE VILLAGE OF THORNTON Three to be elected Ross Burwell Lucie Herron Len Vander st Reg Peacoc TECUMSETH TOWNSHIP REEVE Allan Glassford DEPUTY REEVE Roy Gardhouse COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Mrs Evelyn Carter Gerald Wallace William Brethet Ernest Ferguson Keith Dermott Judy Reid TINY TOWNSHIP REEVE Morris Darby DEPUTY REEVE Basil Dorion Hilda Sibthorpe COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Vincent Marchildon Etienne Marchildor Judy Johnston Cyrille Marchand Eugene Maurice John Butler TOSORONTIO TOWNSHIP REEVE James Albert DEPUTY REEVE Calvin Haddock Marianna Nears COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Marion Kerr Keith Hibbert James Gwynn Richard Bailey David Young EVERETT POLICE VILLAGE TRUSTEES Three to be elected James McCarl Harold Moon Donald Kerr Orville Jenkins David Pegg VILLAGE OF TOTTENHAM REEVE Joseph Belford COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Joan Sutherland Frank ONeill Peter Kedge John Doran PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Two to be elected Harold Dermott Pat Forestell VILLAGE OF VICTORIA HARBOUR REEVE Theo Bernard DEPUTY REEVE Ralph Gray COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Florence Belcher Anne Connely Walter Fournier Edward Sabage HYDRO COMMISSION Two to be elected Don Cadeau Ken Pelletier TOWN OF WASAGA BEACH MAYOR Clair Robertson Len Cater REEVE Dwayne Patfield Thomson DEPUTY REEVE Marjorie Dyer Govan COUNCILLORS Four to be elected Doug Anste Bruce Arno Doug Brander Leroy Donald Bill Dowling David Draper Gus Ellis Freeborn Pat Gallagher Mrs Flo owett Velma Longworth Walter Martin Ray Mickevious Schweiger Walter Borthwick Ted Gordon Gloria Wiese HYDRO COMMISSION No to be elected Larry Chomiak Kennedy Fred Hayhurst Larry Larrivee WEST GWILLIMBURY TOWNSHIP REEVE John Fennell DEPUTY REEVE Robt Sturgeon Charles Brown COUNCILLORS Three to be elected Art anse Rick Mendrick Robt Hamilton Bruce Kepper Lenore Rumble SIMCOE COUNTY ROMAN CATHOLIC Separate School Board Incumbent acclaimed WARD Three to be elected John Brennan Hazel Ann Carson Anthony Decarie Clair Moreau Marcel Moreau Ross Saunders WARD One to be elected Orillia Maurice McFarland WARD Two to be elected Tiny Penetanguishene Donald DAoust Gabriel Marchand WARD One to be elected Midland Mary Jo Quilty WARD One to be elected Ta Port McNicoll Victoria Har Baxter Lloyd LaPlume WARD One to be elected Matchedash Orillia Tw Oro Coldwater Medonie Mara Rama Morrison Anne Lynne Murphy WARD One to be elected Vespra Flos Wasaga Beach Yvonne Healey Elmvale Marg Niezbrzycki Bond Head Debbie Emma Innis fil Ellanna McKendry Bar rie Julie Stotesbury Wasaga Beach Brenda Va Bar rieTerry BrownBee and Chris Veenstra Kleinberg Manager was Marc Mireault of Barrie Head coach was Ed Redden of Canadian Force Base Borden assisted the University of Toronto ch TiitRomet The Hustlers wont have much time to rest as they play today at York Universit in University Club Dou le InterLock competition This tournament is divided up into two sections and the Hustlers will be competing in the roundrobin against Wes tern University McMaster University Slovakian Sports Club North York Metros and Queens University Hustlers must come at least second in this tournament to qualify for the Ontario Open in Hamilton on Dec 45 The Open is the top womens tournament in eastern Canada The tourna ment at York is open to the public and the calibre of play will be tops Sunday the PeterReino Club will compete in their first Junior tournament of the year Junior layers are under 20 yearso age as of Dec 31 76 and the Senior Hustlers have eight of their 10 players who are eligible to compete at this level The next action at home for the Huslters is on Dec at the Buell lding at CFB Borden against the Slovanian Sports Club of Toronto at 730 pm This match is open to the public and there is no admission INNISFIL CANDIDATES There will be an Innisfil Township all candidates meeting Nov 30 at pm at Killamey Beach public school in Lefroy The chairman will be Don Smith of the Killamey Beach School Program com munity organization Dec Joseph Klein gebbinck WARD One to be elected Collingwood Nottawasaga Stayner Creemore Sunnidale Tosorontio SIMCOE COUNTY Board of Education incumbent acclaimed BARRIE Three to be elected Rev Bob Boden Allen Fisher Bill Straughan Betty Thompson ORILLIA One to be elected Bill Brown SEPARATE SCHOOL SOUTH One to be elected Joe Whelan SEPARATE SCHOOL NORTH One to be elected Gilbert Lesperance Murphy WARD One to be elected Bradford and West Gwillim bury Sam Neilly Paul Wright WARD One to be elected Tecumseth Beeton tenham Adjala Frank Prothero WARD One to be elected Alliston Tosorontio Essa Cookstown Bruce Cumming WARD Two to be elected Innisfil Stewart Fisher Len Pagniello Audrie Trotter WARD One to be elected Collingwood William Beangy Mary EricksenBrown Darryl McKenzie WARD One to be elected Nottawasaga Stayner Creemore Sunnidale Dr Bill Ivesx WARD One to be elected Wasaga Beach Elmvale Lyn Downer Wendy MacKenzie WARD One to be elected Oro Vespra Lloyd Fletcher WARD One to be elected Medonte Coldwater Tay Port McNicoll Victoria Har bour Roy Edwards Julianna Hervieux WARD 10 One to be elected Matchedash Townshi Bill Blac WARD 11 One to be elected Mara Rama Gerald Westcott WARD 12 One to be elected Penetanguishene Tiny Alvin Gravelle WARD 13 One to be elected Midland John McCullough Tot Flos Orillia