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of their own that wont upset family duties Find out how to qualify as an AVON REPRESEN TATIVE Call 7289652 or write AVON PO Box 485 BARRIE Ont L4M 4T7 PHONE 728 2414 lSdeeths SHOPOF Raina Strangford At BarI rie Ontario on Tuesday January Ioth I978 in her 92nd year Former cor prin clpal of Ovenden College Barrie Funeral service will be held at St Giles Church 95 Cook Street Barrie on Saturr day January 14th at pm In lieu of flowers gifts may be sent to thel Memorial Fund for Raina Shopotf at StGiles Church95 Cookstreet Barrie HOCKRIDGE Lou retired OPP All the Soldiers Memorial Hospital Orillia on Wednesday January Ilth I978 LouI Hockridge Beloved son of the late Mr and Mrs Richard Hockridge of Barriel in his 63rd year Loving father of MrsI Berl Lagassie of St Adolphe ManitobaI and Gordon of Germany Dear brother otI Lorne of Bracebridge The late Loul Hockridge will rest at the Mundell Funeral Home 79 West St Northl Orillia after 200 pm Friday FuneralI service In the chapel on Friday January I3th at 800 pm Entombment St ArtI drews Cemetery Orillia DOBINSON Lancelot Veteran of RCN VR World War ll At thel Royal Victoria Hospital on Thursday January I2 I978 Lancelot Dobinson in his 77th year Beloved husband of Elizabeth Betty Strachan of RR No Stroud Loving father of Lancelot Jr of stroud and John Robert of Stayner Dear grandfather of David Rick Elizabethl Paul and Johnny Dear brother of Lydia Mrs Kennedy and Cecil Mrs Dempsey both of Biackhill consett Durham England Resting at the Jen WTh TF SPARE TIME if you want to work approximately hrs daily days week no Saturdays or Holidays hold valid drivers licence over2l yrs of age poss medical Then we want YOU Call Mr Howlett WHAT AUCTION SALE EVERY FRIDAY any Located on Highway 90 IV miles west of 400 on north side of road Also consignments wanted Cal 728131 Graham Alon Auctioneer WThTF 80 public notices lZYEAROLD BUSINESSPERSON CANT LEND MONEY ANSWER Your Examiner Carrier on Collection Day programs papular AMES Iowa AP Keeping em down on the farm is less of problem these days for agricultural schools United States universities are finding that an increasing number of students are enrolling in agriculture programs Newly released statistics show there are 98519 students of agriculture or related topics Thats up about 80 per cent from the 1970 figure of 54000 says Dr Louis Thompson associate dean at Iowa State Universitys College of Ayicul ture Thompson compiles enrolment statistics for the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges which represents the major public universities in the country The deans see evidence of growing interest in farming and agribusiness The growth has been just phenomenal said Roy Kot tman dean of Ohio State Universitys agricultural school Ten years ago only 10 per cent of agricultural school grad uates went into farming but that figure has doubled Thompson said Today 30 per cent of the graduates enter agribusiness food production and related fieldswhere job opportunities remain good and starting pay averages $11500 Twenty per cent go to graduate school and the rest enter government service or some form of private employment ATTRACTS MORE WOMEN Thompson attributes the boom to several factors the in crease of women in formerly maledominated programs an increase in farm income publicity given to the world food shortage and the increase in popularity of courses that deal with the environment Women now account for more than 30 per cent 31000 of the total enrolment he said especially in classes in hor ticulture floriculture and animal science where they frequently outnumber men Kottman said the current rosy outlook for agricultural schools has its roots in the 19505 Some of us got angry about people saying vocational agriculture was for the birds he said and launched recruiting drive But it wasnt until the mid19605 that agiculture estab lished itself as respected area of study and was able to attract top students They used to poke fun at us but today were drawing many of the best students Kottman said Agricultural students are also taking advantage of job opportunities in the field ClTYDWELLERS DRAWN Iowa State placement officer Roger Bruene said It appears theres continuing recognition of the value of education for many phases of agribusiness including those returning to farming Bruene said nine farmers showed up on his campus one day recently to interview students for farm management pr sitions An abundance of offfarm jobs too is drawing young men Stock Brothers School Bus Lines 7285941 TF RELIABLE PERSON to live in and help look after two children and Some housekeeping duties involved Please reply stating experience and salary expected to Box Wu The Ex aminer Barrie EXPERIENCED COOK required for medium sized dining room Reply to Box W43 The Examiner Barrie stating ex perience and salary required MATURE RESPONSIBLE person to babysit in my home for preschooler Allandale area Own transportation Telephone 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TODAY IS COLLECTION DAY PLEASE PAY YOUR CARRIER PROMPTLY ThTF by Marvie Phyllis and Lillie Dear grandfather of 39 grandchildren and 10 great children Dear brother of Charles George Bob and Dinah Resting at the Jennett Funeral Home I52 Bradford st Barrie visitation trom Thursday at 700 pm Service at St Pauls Anglican Church on Saturday January lath at 200 pm Interment st Pauls Anglican Cemetery 86 ends of thinks CHRISTIE The family of the late Harold Christie would like to thank all their relatives andfriendsfortheir done tions cards floral tributes and expres sions of sympathy during our recent loss Special thanks to the nurses on 7C and Helen Shanahan ward Drs Smith and Wainwright and Reverend Don Peake WIChristiefamily 87 in memorienl MAW In loving memory of dear hus band and father Fred Maw who passed away January I2 I973 Sweet memories will linger forever Time cannotchange them its true Years that may come cannot sever loving remembrance ot you Always remembered and sadly miss ed 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increase over past years Its lifestyle that attracts young people said Har Kottman sees the farmer as the beneficiary of the sudden wrgc of interest in agriculture because with specialized people doing specialized jobs the farmer doesnt have to The flowering of agricultural science was inevitable any more People realize they cant take agriculture for granted Death penalty was expected PHOENIX Ariz AP No men sentenced to the gas chamber for the June 1976 murder of newspaper reporter Don Bolles said they expected tindeth penalty We were expecting it said contractor Max Dunlap 48 who along with plumbcr James Robs ison F5 was sentenced to die by lethal gas in the Arizona state prisons gas chamber There hasnt been anything fair in this trial was basically prcEared ortly after sentence was passed Tuesday by Superior Court Judge Howard Thomp son ltobison told reporters It was no great shock The verdict was consistent with the rest of the trial Dunlap and ltohison said Thompson conducted an unfair trial and the prosecution sup pressed evidence felt during the course of the trial like marl with his hands tic Dunlap said After the fight is over they un cuff you and say well its been afairfight PLACED BOMB Dunlap and Robison were ar rested last January after John Harvey Adamson admitted placing bomb beneath Bolless car Adamson pleaded guilty to seconddegree murder and agreed to testify against Dunlap and Itobison in return frr reduced sentence As the states key witness in the eightweek trial Adamson testified that Dunlap hired him to kill Bolles Arizona Attomey General Bruce Babbitt and former public relations man Adamson 34 former dog breeder said Robison set off the bomb with radiocontrol device as Bolles was in his car in hotel parking lot Bolles an investigative cnmc reporter for the Arizona Republic died 11 days later jury found Dunlap and Rob ison guilty of firstdcgrce mur der and conspiracy Nov Thompson ordered the two to spend not less than 29 and not more than 30 years in prison for the conspiracy conviction Under Arizona law the death penalty will be appealed auto matically to the state Supreme Court Dunlaps lawyer Larry Debus predicted the appeals process will take up to two years The last execution in Arizona was in 1963 Before Dunlap and Robison were sentenced 22 people were on death row Father Browns Circle has eight foster sons ST HUBERI Quc CP Rev Peter Brown is big burly man of 88 Hes bois terous jocular and in his own roughandtumble fashion lovable Father Brown is pastor of Our Lady of Fatima an Eng lishlanguage Roman Catholic parish in Belocil Que and chaplain at MacdonaldCartier Memor ial school in nearby St Hubert He lives with eight foster sons in big stone bam turnedhouse The nine call themselves the Circle Involvement with teen agers at the school entangled him in web of meetings weekend encounters and youth groups But he had gnawing feeling that this was not enough It was too easy too distant Father Brown recalled in an interview When the going got rough could always retreat to my cosy room or office take the tone off the hook and forget the crazy teenage world work in So the idea of the Circle was born HAD TO SHARE LIFE To really help some of these kids decided Id have to share in whole life with themFat er Brown said Id become aware of the roblcm of finding suitable omes for teenagers separated from their families for various reasonsdisease divorce stress and crime thought could provide home for some of them Nothing spectacular No big program or staff Just warmth security and as much love as we could generate Since its birth the Circle has moved three times to accommodate its growing family Provincial regulations set limit of nine children under 18 years old per foster home Last July the Circle settled in its present location the property of Gerald Desourdy who lends the building to the community rentfree When the Circle moved in Father Brown his boys and several community volun teers pooled talents to build three new bedrooms and bathroom and installed new septic tank Despite savings on rent he estimates it costs about $32000 year to operate the house and feed and clothe the boys Somehow everything ails into place said Father Brown filoexamlnorThuredaylen 12 1m 1s Underwater skateboarder Rob Shannon 16 fullydressed in scuba gear tries out his skateboard at the bottom of full pool in Toronto Tuesday Frigid US weather ASSOCIATED PRESS eastern US slight relief it was so cold that clocks ran Wednesday from the cold and slow coal piles froze and hard wind that has rekindled hit states bought electric power memories of the bitter winter of from their neighbors But bad um as it was meteorologists in sisted the cold snap over the eastern third of the United States was pretty much busi ness as usual for this time of year Forecasters promised Meanwhile wide band of snow and rain was gathering force in the US midsection portending more problems as it moves eastward At least 23 weatherrelated the deaths have been reported by et Os eeee er Se aisle Qcome carbonation upwefifi ri in file it eemeeee flrsaatclta Lawsuituh 14fi 04 thoetrsuu first i1 tsrn iPsdtttfl Pfaerigtki Ptttitam Writes Miss duel Rob figured skateboarding in full swimming pool would be just as fun as doing it in an empty one Looks like he was probably right CP Photo said seasonal state officials since Mon York 11 below and Miami six dayi4 in Ohio three in Illinois above and Alabama and one in California Maryland and BLIZZARD IN NY Pennsylvania Ben Kolker of the National Weather Service at Buffalo NY acknowledged that west ern New York state ex perienced blizzardlike conditions the last two days But he called it typical wintertime situation sampling of temperatures Tuesday in the areas hit by the cold spell showed Bismark ND with 32 below Celsius Buffalo NY 16 below Chi cago 22 below Cleveland 17 below Detroit 13 below New Eggbalancing is an art Kelth Mah Calgary restaurant owner says eggs can be balanced on end without resorting to dabs of glue only on Jnnl0 each year On this day he says There Is perfect balance of the earths gravitational forces The forces ap parently are only In balance at noon Mah was able to balance the eggs easily at noon and with some difficulty at 1230 pm By pm his act had fallen flat CP Photo