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ca4s flrw Soaring tax spending is assailed by Rynard By DR RYNARD MP Simcoe North Governments keep on spen ding while preaching restraint We have good illustration of this fact in the city of Orillia Some eight years ago the department of Indian affairs established an office in Orillia to serve the Georgian Bay area This was done with the sole pur pose of saving money and bringing more and more Ill dians into contact with the departments programs and ad vice on how to improve their situation The idea was working out well apparently par ticularly in the field of sports Leonard Self Presbyterian minister who worked with the Department of Indian affairs as an education counsellor developed the sports pmgraiii especially in hockey when an annual tournament was held resulting in an increase in the number of people particitxiting and more contact with the various Indian Reserves The discipline required in hockey developed the character of the youngsters involved Mr Selfs position however was finally taken over by the Indians them selves KINGSTON OFFICE When the district office was set up in Orillia an office was also set up in Kingston to cover the Eastern area Ap proximately 18 people were people three floors in an office building The work was done successfully and there were no complaints registered When first heard that changes were being made in our area the minister informed me that the status quo was remaining the same and no changes were being made again called the ministers of fice and was informed that Mr Bennett of the Kingston office was to be in charge At that time was also told that the minister did not know about the changes because they were being made below the ministerial level The changes pmposed were to open new of ice in Icterlxnough few years earlier an off ice had been closed there because it was not needed However new office space will now be rented in Peterborough and Mr Bennett will be in charge Mr Gover who has been in charge of the Orillia office is to move to Peterborough and will be working under Mr Bennett THREE OFFICES NOW We then have an example of the great expense involved in the renting of three separate of fices and the cost of tran sferring and moving of the involved in re establishment When questioned these affairs was told that there would be only six ple leaving the Orillia of icefour people were to go to working in Orillia and occupied Peterhorough and two clerical persons would be laid off The reasons offered me were simply that the Indians wanted to take over more themselves which is all to the good However the department is now going to hire high paid engineers and ac countants to assist them would hope that one engineer would be hired when in my opinion only half an engineer could give the Indians all the help required EMPIRE BUILDING The minister obviously did not know what was going on The department was establishing another office and this is commonly known as em pire building They were also hiring high echelon employees at high rates of pay This is an illustration of how governments cost us money while advocating restraint Industry can only increase wages by eight per cent whereas government can go on spending blindly It is typical example of how government is running this country It is also an example of why we are in trouble financially The deficit this year will be close to five billion dollars The interest on the national debt is ap proximately four billion dollars and of course this has to be paid by the people who work and are productive This runs at approximately around five dollars per capita or two dollars per working day to the working force NEW LOWELL NEWS By BElLAII TOMPKINS Mr and Mrs Brian Bam brough and family spent the weekend with Mrs Noble in Toronto Ken Gibson and David McNeil of Toronto spent the wekend with Mrs Lizzie Dearden Mrs Mabel Dean of Parry Sound spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs German Mr and Mrs Dennis Gon neau of Milton spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Allen Gon neau Mr and Mrs Rod Duff and children Mrs Noreen Calder all of Minesing Mr and Mrs Ralph Bellamy of Stayner spnt Sunday with Mruandand Mrs Ivan Duff Mr and Mrs Brian Duff of Angus spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Ivan Duff Mr and Mrs Ken Duff and chilreen Mr and Mrs George Paddison of Abbotsford are holidaying with Mrs Laura Paddison and Mr and Mrs Johnka Mr and Mrs Ken Duff and children spent few lays with Mr and Mrs Cecil Townes in Spragge Mrs Pat Bellamy and children of Stayner and Mr and Mrs Ivan Duff and Carol spent Thursday with Mrs Johiistoiie in Hamilton Mrs Mossie Patterson of Angus spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jim IIomlcy and also became the proud grand mother of bouncing baby boy on the weekend Mr and Mrs Harold Harrod and boys spent Sunday in Stroud where they attended the Christening ofJamie llunt Kevin Harrod spent last week with Mr and Mrs Jim Hunt in Stroud Mr and Mrs Bill Herbert and family of Searboro and Mr and Mrs Allen McGregor of Sudbury spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Tom Herbert Mr and Mrs Stewart ofScar boro spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Tom Herbert Mr and Mrs Gerry Robinson and family of Port Elgin Mr and Mrs Marinas Logtenburg and family of Sudbury spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Leii Robinson and family Mr and Mrs Ted Ixiiigley and family spent the weekend with Mrs Noble in Toronto Mr and Mrs Harry Mans bridge and Tom spent the weekend at McCrackens Lan ding Mr and Mrs Joe Fekete of Guelph and Mr and Mrs Andy rekete of Paris called on Mr and Mrs Frank fiekete on Saturday before leaving for the West Mr and Mrs Peter Scott of Barrie called on Mrs Frances Iatton last Thursday Mr and Mrs Elwood Nevils of Weston spent the weekend with Mrs Ruby Nevils Mr and Mrs Bob Jones and Mr and rs Howard Paddison all of Weston Mr and Mrs John Hope and girls of Angus Mr and Mrs John Egan of Toronto Mr anti Mrs Lawson Cunningham of Rexdale spent Sunday with rs Ruby Nevils New conservation area on Petun Indian site ANGUS Located just off the new mountain road approx imately fivesix miles from the TOWn of Collingwood is the Petun Conservation Area formerly known as the Osler Bluffs This land was purchased in 1975 by the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority with the aid of the ministry of natural resources and the Bruce Trail Association The name has been changed from Osler Bluffs Conservation Area to the Petun Conservation Area in an effort to avoid confu sion for the public with other similarlynamed places in the vicinity ie Osler Bluff Ski Club and also for historical significance In the 15th and 16th centuries group of Iroquois tabacco In dians called the Petuns in habited this area In fact it is believed that an Indian village once existed within mile of the conservation area There is evidence of this compact through archaeological fin dings and by records kept by the early Jesuits well Petun is beautiful conserva tion area with the Bluffs caves where one can find snow year round natural springs and it is also the source area of the Black Ash creek By providing additional facilites and activities the area has great potential for com plimenting thOSe already ex isting in the Collingwood area DISTRICT NE WS lOThe Barrie Examiner Thursday Sept I976 CANDIDATE Robert Sturgeon has an nounced he will run for depu ty reeve in West Gwillimbury township The Bradfordarea farmer is now township councillor and chairman of the Nottawasaga Valley Con servation Authority Simcoe County Warden Orville Hughes is Reeve of West Gwillimbury and John Fen net is deputy reeve Ex aminer Photo COLDWATER NEWS Potato crops By SHIRLEY IIINNEIT Mr and Mrs John rr and girls and Mrs Michael Wasscll have enjoyed visit from Michael Wassell of West Homestead Penn Michael who bears no relationship to Mrs Wassells late husband though he bears the same name and comes from the same home town proved to be delightful young visitor and will surely be back again to renew acquain tances Gary Iipher has returned from month long visit to Johannesburg South Africa Gary who travels extensively in his job with Dresser Boylcs Ill dustries of iillia is fast becoming world traveller Mrs Alfred Moore and her daughter Mrs Lila Reynolds of algary Alta visited this week with Mrs Moores daughter Mrs Ilacl Staiictt ol Welland Ed Swaile is recuperating after surgery to his hand at Soldiers Memorial Hospital last month Mr and Mrs rla Banner man were guests of Fred and Marie Beacock at Wciidakc Beach for several days Visitors with the Banneriiiaiis last week included Rev and Mrs Kroeker foriiicr iicigh hours now living at Niagara oiitlieLake and Mrs Louise Evans and daughter June Ray of Bradford COUPON ENTITLES BEARER TO FREE CHEQUING AT ANY STERLING TRUST BRANCH CUTOUTCOUPONANDSAVE Sterling account will save you up to 20¢ on every cheque you write from the moment you open chequingsavings or Chequing statement account After all if we charged for chequing it would be like asking you to pay to use your own money If youre like our average customer who writes up to 15 cheques month this coupon could save over $30 per year So why pay Writing cheques at Sterling actually saves YOU money Take the time and start savingtoday STERLING STEQLJNG TRUST CORPORATION Ross Furzecott 16 Dunlop St Barrie 7266495 Member Canada Depositlnswance Corporation Congratulations to Tracy Hall who celebrated her 18th birthday Sept with family dinner Out of town guests iii cludcd Mrs Len Fuller and Sat ly and Mrs June Ray and son Ricky of Bradford Karen Ilall returned home following visit with the Fullcrs of Bradford Bcv Nicksy of Parry Sound is visiting with the Joyce all family Ted Oakley was the lucky winner of $2500 in tlic Wiiitaiio Lottery Mr and Mrs Boyd Aldcrsoii ol Sudbury are visiting with his brother Mr and Mrs Stewart Aldclsriii called fair COULSON Staff Potato crops in the farming area here Were described as fair by Clin ton Iagan wellknown vegetable grower Tomatoes were of excellent quality and butter beans were plentiful It has been an unusual grow ing season with lots of rain and then early cold said Mr Fagtin stating that under the circumstances he felt crops were good llay harvesting his been problem to many farmers due to the continual iaiiis The hay should be stored dry in order to prevent rotting it was ex plaiiicd Reunion held at Apto by Richardson family MRS IRVING CARSON APTO About 70 attended the Richardson family reunion held at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester Richardson on Sunday Visitors were present from Montreal Hamilton Chapleau and Toronto as well as local members of the family pic nic was held at the former Breedon camping centre Betty Anne Kapteyn was chosen as the representative of the 4H club for Anten Mills and attended the CNE in Toronto as one of the members of the North Simcoe group She also spent couple of days with her aunt Miss Kapteyn RN in Toronto Mrs Darmos was with her parents Mr and Mrs Car son for couple of days Lor raine and Rob Carson returned home with her to Toronto where they attended the exhibition Mark Thornton and Billie Feashy spent weeks holiday with their uncle and aunt the Murray Carson family Betty van Casteran and An nie Schepers of Holland visited for few weeks with cousins Mr and Mrs van Casteran and family OLLEGE STUDENTS Students who have left for university or college from this vicinity include Mary van Casteran to Waterloo Glenda Carson to Western at London Teresa Moran to Guelph Elinor Carson to St Michaels hospital for training and Brian Loftus who attemates at Hamilton and University of Waterloo Mr and Mrs Murray Carson and family visited with the Darmos family at Willowdale last Saturday Congratulations to Bill Nieuland and bride who were married recently Mrs Richardson and Mrs Kap teyn were conveners for com munity gift which they pre sented to the newlyweds at the home of Bills parents on Mon day evening Recent visitors herc for the holiday weekend included Mr and Mrs Basil MacDonald and Shawna Mr and Mrs Donald Stone and Miss Brenda Burgess of Toronto Miss Marg Ball of Kitchener Mrs Doug Banner man and sons of Wasaga Beach and Mrs MacDonald and Chris of Phelpston with Gerard Moran family Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Bernard OHollarn of Kingston Mr and Mrs George Jones of Barrie Mr and Mrs Francis OHollarn with their parents Mr and Mrs John OHollarn shower was held at Ro sanne Morans on Wednesday night for bridetobe Miss Lm da Birch Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Bernard Loftus who cele brated their 29th wedding an niversa ry on Tuesday COUNTY GLIMPSES OBJECTIVE SET ORILIJA Staff An ob jective of $19800 up from $17947 donated last year has been set for the annual finan cial drive horr for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind which starts on Monday Sept 13 BOWLINOI LIIK IERKINSPIHLI St Stijll Patricks bowling Ilin starts its fall season on ride Sept I7 it was announced by the president childori Lucian vlaz iVIMH vnusi muHrs on STERLING lt3 14 BLOOD CLINIC RILLIA Staff The Canadian Red Cross blood donor clinic will be held at St James Anglican church hall on Thursday from to 830 pm target of 37 units of blood has been set MORAL SOCIETY ELMVAIJZ The Elmvale and Ilizlflfl Choral Society is looking for new members as it new min meeting 1Illlti1lu$day Sqit Hat pa Johns United WMMmem 5Year Guaranteed Investment Certificate Raw Suwz to may Ross Furzecott iGDuntop St Barrie 7266495 Now All the experience of Players in milder cigarette Players light its flavour sets it apart from other milder brands Warning Health and Welfare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amOU Av per cigarette King Size 17 mg tar 13 mg nicotine Reg nt smokedavoid inhaling tar 14 mg tar 09 mg nicotine