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EXAMINER TELEPHONES Circulation 7266539 Clossdied Advertising 7280414 All Other Departments 7266537 112th YearNo 191 Country Club seeks support from meeting Shareholders of the Barrie ountry Ilub will be asked tonight to lend their support to the directors who last month passed motion to impose an additional $200 assessment on members in an effort to cure the clubs financial woes The meeting described as possible the most vital in the clubs history will be held at the club starting at pm All shareholders and members have been requested by letter toattend news release affirms that one of the main items on tonights agenda will be to seek the support of the membeit shareholders on special assessment which has already been passed by the board If large response to the assessment is forthcoming the financial pressures on the club will be considerably reduced after which it is anticipated an aggressive drive for new members beginning within few weeks will do much toward putting the Barrie Country lnb on profitable basis The statement goes on to say that if the club is to continue to play most important role in the social lives of many Barrie and district people the full financial support at tonights meeting will assure there will be tomorrow to the finest country club north of Metro The special $200 assessment was decided upon by the direc tors as means of meeting $9900 in interest payments to debenture holders President Jim Sturrup has stated that the club is in default on the interest payments The club admits in the news release that it has bad financial problems since it opened in 1969 and despite the efforts of devoted members and previous boards of directors satisfac tory solution hasnt been found Mr Sturrup said the club is projecting loss of $68000 this year The directors are hoping to raise minimum of $60000 through the special assess ment Otherwise the resolu tion will be considered failure and the money refunded said Mr Sturrup Nonpayment of the assess ment by Aug 21 will result in the automatic suspension of all club privileges said the presi dent in letter Another item on tonights agenda will be the final report on the recently conducted Buy the Club Back campaignat last count the minimum objec tive of $400000 was bare $20000 short Hopefully tonight that goal will also be reached The campaign in question was reuqest for $1000 from each member for capital funds The amount cited as needed to eliminate the clubs funded debt is $530000 LASSA FEVER Unit watching five residents Three more area residents are being watched for symp toms of Lassa fever making total of five reporting daily to the Simcoc ounty Health Unit in Peter Watson assistant medical officer of health said today tine person from Barrie another from West willim bury township and one from liltinvale were aboard British Airways flight 601 Aug at 115 am This was the flight taken by ilga Kamckey St atharines resident who is in Etobicokc General Hospital with symptoms of Lassa fever The other two reporter cases were Urillia residents So far none of the area people show any symptoms Dr Wat son said They will report daily for checkups until Aug 23 No cases have been reported in Muskoka Dr Wilfred Ben nctt medical officer of Health for MoskokaParry Sound Health Unit said today Tourists cancel trips to Philly lllllAllIlllllA iAli lhousands of tourists have cati celled plans to visit lhila delpliia since deadly malady struck after an American lc gioii convention In the last two weeks daily attendance at the Liberty Bell has dropped 25 per cent leoplc call us and ask us it we know anything new said motel clerk in Philadelphia suburb They ask if its con tagions and when say were not sure they canch Figures arc not iiyailablc on thc number of t111ttllitlltill itircctly attributablc to tear of the disease Hut chcck ot dozen hotels turned up six canv celled convent Ions or meet tugs and numerous reports of Pluto delphia bound tourists who had changed their mind lhc Hellcvuc Stiatford was headquarters for the Legion convention July 2124 Sub scqucntly 25 of about 10000 people who had some con nection with the gathering died of the illness and 180 others were taken to hospital Last weekend state officials said two men who attended the 41st international Eucharistic on gress here two weeks ago and stayed at the hotel also con tractcd thc pneumonia like ill ness CAPSULE NE Ws Scientists reported missing Qllltt iltcutcr Four British incnibms of scientific llll10t Scale an active South American yolcano were 1111 mg today after tin eruption showered their party with moltcn tom and rocks is they were climbing within yards ot lllt snow capped summit No cancer from pills Sllltilt tN il year study ot women who liic taken estrogen pills l1i concluded that the hormone docs not picyeiu breast cancer iii iiiciiopansal women and may ttl1 tttth llit iltsttist New campaign is launched lllillll tlitisii torccs opcncd new canning3 today to driyc tlic lalcstiiiians troiu thc Mctcn irca o1 bc mountains oy crlooking ltcuu Says money is Alli ilctitci for coup Aa Egyptian goycrniiicni minister is quoted today is say mg iby an Leader Motiinniar Khadaty has set aside 51 million to finance an irnied coup against lrcsidcit nwir Sadat goy crnincnt Search is on for plane Qlllit Renter Military aircraft and ground patrols on searching l11ll area of central Ecuador today for an ancmti that illmlpptilrttl ith 32 passengers on board Man lost in state park GURHAM Al Authorities continued the scorch today for TA year old Acton Ont man reported missuig sincc Friday in ti state park near here Survey ship returns home lZMlR Turkey iAli The Turkish survey ship that pro voked the current war of words between Greece and Turkey has returned to port to take on provisions but Ener Minister Selahhatin Kilic says it will go out again on Wedne ay The Barrie Examiner Base commander ll Sptatlcy inspected the parade Saturday at thc graduation parade of thc CADETS GRADUATE FROM SCHOOL cadets who took the Summer lraining school offered dur ing the past six weeks at anadiaii Forces llasc lior den adets taking the course enrolled in the military and pipe band section athletic Barrie Ontario Canada Monday August l6 1976 leadership technical train ing and rifle coaching iltlx aniiner pliotoi Friends parishoners turn out to wish preacher fond farewell Sure hes good preacher but its more than that That was Dr Al Scarth and he was talking about Rev Ken Purdoii Saturday night at farewell gathering for the ltirdon family at King Edward School Mr lurdon his wife Joyce and family are leaving Burton Avenue lnited hurch after spending 10 years here it seems lot of other people thought the popular pastor was more than just good preacher More than 350 IHW lb Mrs Kcii luidon opcu gilt giicu to them by tbc congregation oi liuiloii t1111t liiittit tluiiili it larcwcll party toi llic lur parishoncrs and friends some who came from as far away as lctcrborough and Toronto came to wish the family so long lr Scarlh chairman of the pastoral relations committee for Burton Avenue Church said in the past decade Mr lurdon has brought out the en thusiasm in young and old through his own example and dedication Mr lurdoii is past president of the Barrie Mental Health Association vicc presidcnt of iloiis iiurdi iiiiibt 11 king lidunid School llicy ic tlttl llitlliltlltl ltoiil Hit pcoplc tittciidcd tlic pni ty lr lurdoii Liking the liildrcns Aid Society padre of the ArmyNavy Air force Branch in Barrie and is member of the Barrie minr istcrial Associiation lie is also on the advisory board of larentsVliithont Partners Mrs Pnrdon recently left her position as activities director of lrovc lark llonic after four years She too was involved in community events On behalf of the congrcgay tioii lr Scarth presented chandelier to Mr and Mrs lur don for the new manse iii iicw chargc iii Willowilalc after being minister at ltui ton cuuc huich for to iii liiiiincrlliotoi List of death still grows tll liti iiiiic lltlt oiit iiis ziiguic liiillllt iiiniks wcrc lii it ciiiiis lhillt lllltl1tliti ltiilill lLJlfii litiii ilfL tiltIilil hic lilll in ttiii tcc it st liaii it it ltui it tn in that in iii mull il ifti t1 tiuik sicwii nun vi iiitrt Ilic zinot tiiiil iniy ot llillltil shops yi intpctcd fliitxtll ippnrcntly troi ti iiqno tuititcs tl Tttiif lit tiiktt ili itN following weekend lttl iiitttttitil oitilxtil iiid tiiu Lttliitll flux thc tllit iiiiifny llirtlLllhti tiiigoou iiid lic ottic two tiini l1 xiliip out lilt vii lowi xniign iiid 1155 it with tittickx wcic kin and nioii iii too in uniii if1i ti ixotnn inst uwk 1v iiimu iziillll lllt iizitiwi gorittittiittt ioi 11hil llt puinc iit lyci pitigti low piotiii tint llllil liuikx wcrc pnikcd it lltt ciitraiicc to thc touristips sctiii tnmc if iiiiitwc lilttf tfiitll ll iilli of riots lltlt wcrc admitted to thc black ghcitos only it thcy hail pctinl llt1tlltill1 tlicgoycrn niciit lllltll of shops dlltl iilitiltiis ltili iilllii Ailt liNillt iiid llittlulittl tliikiis wcrc diiiiigid oiii oi thc tuittdi like ows o1 liiiltlt iii tingulctu ippcnicil iliilllttthil l1iillltlliil till lllt bottles the ltcih was not clear an unconfirmed icpoit was that poliic poured away thousaudsot gallons of liquor to picycnt it falling into the hands ill limitrs Premier voices his support for wage and price controls lllliti tl lrcmiii Ed Sclucycr told lniiioba li bot lcgidcts oi tlic yct kcnd hc plans to coiitnzoi uppcitn thc fcdciil poniy or iiid pricc oiiti ols llc said lllllJti fought and tbc tcdci il piogiaiii ls bcttcr than nothing hi cw llciiiociitc loriy Il got etnmcn ill back it until lltl tcr solution iloiiu llt said The premier said ihc controls program has helped to cnd thc canccrous disease of tltllti AJQi llllhi lll itllli listit cxpcitatioiis lllu raced through tiiioliiii mcicty ittcr llitltttlltll itllil tttllll woo goat iiiciciiicnfs Nililcytt ind othcr ltl nicnibcrs ot lic itgisldtuc igttlltltl All Joined about 100 umoi lctiilcis and party ilflltittl on the ycckciid tor policy con tctciiic aboard the MS Lord Sclkdk Labor lcodcis said relations bctwccn thc trade union move ment and the ltl are strained and the trade unionists int bigger voice 111 party affairs ltlitll Mtlltltlnll chairman of the linodiiiii Labor tougrcss political education committee Sdltl llllt labor as not pleased ty the proyiii cial governments support of wage and priic controls the labor mocmcnt 15 not com pletcly disenchanted with the ll Vc still hayc the affinity the bond but are not going to sit as silent entity from this pomt onllr McDermoi said Willowdalc Mr luidoiis new charge there is in lri dciiominatioiial church in eluding Anglican lliiitcd and Presbyterian congregations lande Willis chairman of the board of stewards pre seiitcd $1800 cheque to the couple lrcscntalions and speeches were also made by Mayor Dorian Parker and Norm Wylic prcsidciif of the King Edward bout lhc lurdoiis wcrc members of the choir bairman of the cvciiiiig Hill Hell llllltKllltHl speakers Mr and Mrs lurdoiis children Brian Patricia Mary lanicc and Lane were present along with Mrs lnr doiis mothcr Mrs laiict llughson of Toronto Mr llir dons parents Mr and Mrs larold lurdon of Markham and his brothcr John of iravcnhurxt Attcr opciiing gifts in front of friends Mr and Mrs lurdoii expressed their own sentiments 111 well miss youtoo song composed by the couple buffct was scrvcd during thccvcniiig No deposit with bid Slltttll today may townsliipSLtliitl orrngatcd lipc will be asked to send council 10 per cent deposit chcquc so the com panys low bid for supply of culy cris can bc acccptcd lhc deposit was not iiicludcd 111 the bid rcccivcd by council on Friday it thc deposit not rcccivcd today council may have to ac ccpt lllt offer of itiotlici come puny hoppers liitcrnationnl which was Stitoo higher at total of SiJAio Koppcis did tlltl tiposit clicqiicoi lopcrcciit lhc llllltll ol titiiiswirto tioii requires it dcposit so that low biddiis urc coiiiiiiittcd to llltllltlltl tclcplioiic call sayc lnnisfil ludgcs inspected dogs Satur day for the champion of champions at bench show for Uttr Titanic Examiner l5 Per Copy Carrier Home Delivery 85 Weekly Mayor Dorian Parker said this morning she does not know if the citys bid to buy the ivic Square building on ollicr Street was successful The citys bid of $21 million for the building which would become the new city hall was valid until midnight last Friday Mayor Parker said citys offer could have been ac Gray PaSSP ttllAVAttli llcrbtlray loruicr liibcral cabinet minis tcr asked the government to day to explain why it helped Saudi Arabia ciiforcc an imiiii gration policy that requires travellers to state their rcli giousaffiliatioii Mr tray former minister of consumer and corporate af fairs said in statement that be welcomed the govcriimcnis decision Friday to abandon littiyilyvciiticicil practice uii dcr which anadiaii testifying he was not lcwish could have his signature witnessed by aiiadiaiiconsular official tut Mr fray Liberal Ml for Windsor West said he wants to know how aiiada got ll1lttl iii such situation iii the first place It amounted at least in diicctly to helping foreign govcriiiiiciil discriminate against group of anadinns on the basis of thcii religion or origin said Mr tray lhc statctiicnt rcleascd by Mr ittiys office said hc ctillcd on the government to explain why it appears to have WEATHER FORECAST lsolated afternoon showers today lear and cool tonight Tuesday mainly sunny Low to night high Tuesday 23 City waiting news on Civic Square bid ccpted by letter postmarked before the deadline No such letter was received in todays mail But the manager of the building lunwoodco Ltd of Toronto could not be reached by telephone Stillll day or today liii still of the opinion ours was the only cash bid Mayor Parker said llllltlHilt gone along with Saudi Arabian immigration rules that wcrc being applied in iiiorc dis 16 Pages The city increased its first bid on the building to $21 million from $1 million after the Bank of Nova Scotia said the first offer was too low The batik took over the building after its owner went bankrupt lherc been llllt lllllltllS that bid of $2 43 million by an unnamed company was being bank considered by the Vlr tray said he iccciitly learned from liiitcd States official that Saudi 11ll1 does not require applicants to sign certificates witnessed by US consular officials dccliitv ingthat tlicy irc not lcwish The external affairs dcpart mcnt said Friday the practice has been found inappropriate and ill litabandoned llic dcpaiitiicnt had come under licnyy tlllltl111 lrom lcwish groups and othcis for assisting unudiaii travellcrs who llltl lo stiilc thcir religionsiflilintioii Sonic critics havi accused llic governiiiciil of kiiuckliiig under to thc Arab boycott of lsiacl tllllllillLJl which is tlt1t11lttl to prevent businessmen from doing busincss with both ltl coiitir tiicsandwithlsracl lhc tVltIlIJll itttiirs depart iiiciit has dcnicd that suggcs tioii spokesman illll early last week that lllt high commis sit in London as scrvicc to individual iiiiidiiiis was will mg to witness tbc ltiiiiittircot crimiiiiitoiy fashion to tiiii Him Juw tlltil than 111t1ltl11 isli Rowbotham needs sponsors before court will grant bail ltobcrt ltowbotbaiii who has been in ltariic lail awaiting trial for almost nine months will not bc rclcascd on bail until he has two sponsors iii lttMl spokcsiiiansiiidtoday pl Hob lciikc also said the lttMl lilitlh to arrest ltoyy bothaiii on aiiotlici chargc as sooiiaslicisoutonbail ltowbotbaui Jit clittgctl with thrcc counts ot drug titit tickingiiitlicltuitniicti llii lttlll pliu to ll Jtlltl him tor tailing to tumour in court lll liraiiiptoii lni ti ltlll litwiisiiitlicltnirnulsiil pl lciikciidoiily oiicpcr son has signcd siircty for $101M bail sci lust wick flc said tultttllltlltl wilc lnulu has not ipiwurcil iii liiiic to lllllthllltstttilttlltiiiniil ltowbotbtini was outwitd lll liiaiiiptoii inliiiiiii ltil tlltl stibxtqiiciilly tclciiil till Draft plan approval Slltttlll lboiiy moon or not the glllttl lniiisglcn sub tlllliil at lollcndtil has rccciyid diitt plan approval tioiii the ministry ot housing ln lunc liariic ld liiul lcssiiigci urged the city dcclopiiiciit coiiiniittic to op pose the dccopuiciit titcousi it 111 risidciitial coitugc onc and is iilliltll lllltllilttl toi ycni round ll lltL llicsiibdwisioii is llhtl to bc incluilcd 11 iii oicn to bc illlllt cd by llltl illiin yciii After liiiilil deputy rccyc tfifis ctitiittil ld chscngci tor lll iuistnoiy iittnck thc cit ilcyclopiiiciit tllllllllllltt back cdiwiy tioiiiitsobicitioii ld lllll Illtilllllitll ltit1tllltlttlt1£iinttitt ttltl lctii ttlllllllilllt illtl llil tilf llll ptiikinnd Ilcdo lllttlt itid paycd Hunts iiw with illilll piiii ip titiiil tlii llll1ltll ix pcctml sign dilidiiisioii igiiciiicit unit We lttiklllillt litllilt tinil ippiuwii giittitiil CHAMPION COON HUNTER PICKEI dogs trained in hunt racoous at iliccooii hunt put on by thc Notttiwasaga toon tlub in Angus liiiibcr Jill owned by Murray Lepard of ani $1100 bail Ilc lliln biiii Ilt thc llariic liil llltt oy 23h 1973i and picliiiiiiuiiw biniiiig is llll ii illittiiwv llic lltHllliL ix to tlll llllllt Wilkins Thats the thanks you get for allowing them to work or us bridgc was stlcclcd chain pioii llxainuicrphoto