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Return for World War anniversary Two of the World War veterans who are return ing to Paris Nov ll via London for the 60th on niversary of the end of the war photographed aboard HMS Belfast on the River Thames here Tuesday They are Louis Henard left of the Drum and Bugle Corps of Sault St Marie Michigan and Jim Callon of Sault Ste Marie On tario AP Photo World chess championship leaves big question mark BAGUIO Philippines Reu ter The costliest longest and most controversial world chess championship is over leaving big question in this sleepy mountain resort Was it really worth it Baguio has slipped back to its normal relaxed routine with sense of relief after the chess circus between Russian cham pion Anatoly Karpov who re tained his title and the challenger Russian detector Viktor Korchnoi The marathon clash with its panoply of glassyeyed chess fanatics orangerobed mystics and burly security guards has finally left the town known un til recently for its faithhealers and vegetables Probably no more than 100 or so of the 100000 permanent residents ever actually saw the worlds two top chess players in action and many caught only glimpse of them as they sped in policeescorted convoys to and from the games Only few dozen chess fans from abroad travelled to the Philippines to witness the big gest chess event in six years the first battle for the title since Bobby Fischer won the crown in Reykjavik Iceland in 1073 ATTENDANCE LOW Attendance at each of the 32 games of the Baguio match was usually between 50 and 100 and that included press match officials and security men in 900seat $2million new convert tion centre that now stands empty Yet the total cost of staging the match was between 815 and $2 million Apart from prize money of nearly $7txt000wanother world chess record the organizers had to pay hotel bills and air fares for fireman delegation for each player for three referees and three independent members of the seven man match jury it is not yet clear whether the Philippine effort will be rewarded with hopedfor tourist dividends 53 This little town could use the tourist dollars marks and francs to lift the life of the residents who eke out living from growing succulent ve getables and fruits and working in nearby mines Although attendance was poor during the championship Baguio still is hoping that more tourists will arrive now that it has been thrust into world headlines During the 1972 championship in Reykjavik attendance ran into the thousands Organizers attributed the dif ference to Heykjaviks central location midway between two of the worlds traditional chess strongholds Europe and America making travel easy Florencio ampomanes chief match organizer says regional mining and banking magnate paid most of the local bills The Philippine businessman Potenciano llusorio now in his early 60s would not say how much the match cost him neighbourly news rs Cochrane 4246637 Begin Trudeau hold news conference Israels Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau hold joint news conference on Parliament Hill in Ottawa this week CP Photo Counsellors were fired KINGSTON nt CP Al leged abuse of patients resulted in the firing earlier this year of three male counsellors at local hospital for the mentally retarded says an official of the hospital Al Fowler and Hickey were fired in January for allegedly beating an adult pa tient and Ernest Johnson was fired Oct for alleged patient abuse Seaby executive director of Ongwanada hos pital said in recent inter view Hickey was represented by the Ontario Public Service Emptoyees Union while appeal ing the dismissal at an arbitra tion board hearing last June but did not regain his job Fowler also is appealing his dismissal When it comes down to it its their word against mine Fowler said People just blow it out of proportion Hickey and Fowler were dismissed for using undue and unjustifiable force on patient Seaby said HAYESDANA APPOINTMENT if Mitre Ostrowslri The appointment of Mike Ostrowski as Manager oi HayesDana Limiteds new $8 million plant in Barrie is announced by Morcock Executive VicePresident and General Manager The Barrie plant is scheduled to go into production in the summer of 1979 Mr Ostrowski joined HayesDana in 1968 as an apprentice tool designer and has served the Company in number of key positions before being promoted to Manager of its Automotive Products Division this year Active in community affairs he currently serves as President of the Junior Achievement Program for the Niagara Peninsula Sunday visitors With Mr and Mrs mhrane was Mr and Mrs Abner ltawn of Stayner and Mrs Bertha ochrane and Mrs lladys Bone of lhornton Mrs Florence Denney Mrs Hilda Henderson and Mr and Mrs llarold Henderson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Bob ltcid and girls at Ottawa origratulations to Mrs Edna lldgar from Bwton Manor who celebrated her birthday with Mr and Mrs lhucelfidgar oiigratulatioiis to Mr and Mrs lack Henderson on telebrating their wedding an niersary Mrs Norris ochraiie youth secretary of Harrie lres bytcrial alterith workshop in ollingwood held in First Presbyterian hurcb for leaders of ti Explorers and Children of the hurch Mrs Karen Timbers former ulucational resource person for Barrie lresbyterial WATS front Milton conducted the workshop Not too many leaders took advantage of this course Sympathy is extendHl to Mrs ecil lirethet of Thornton and to Vernon lllllll of lliornton Mr and Mrs Hill iaulcy and iobby spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs ltrian Snowden at llcspler Great taste with 60 calories And 35 grams carbohydrates It all started with two old hulls the examiner Thursday Nov 197s And Ontario Place was born TORONTO CP It began 10 years ago with two old freighter hulls filled with sand and sunk in Lake Ontario off west Toronto where the Cana dian National Exhibition grounds face the water Landfill from the demolition of various old Toronto land marks including the Prince George Hotel and the Telegram building was dumped on top of the hulls to form two islands And so Ontario Place was built Since then millions of people have walked over the old hulls and Ontario Place director John Maxwell has announced again that there were more visitors to the exposition this year than ever before He says 3092229 people visited during the 9day 1978 season nine per cent more than in 1977 Former premier John Ro barts proposed $13million provincial pavilion in 1968 as part of plan to rejuvenate the NE then 90 years old It was to be showcase for Ontario talent and products replacing the CNEs outdated educational pavilion outlining the pro vinces history and geography PLAN EXPANDED The plan soon was expanded however and when Ontario Place opened on schedule May 1974 it included geodesic dome theatre an 8000seat am phitheatre bandshell chil drens village restaurants boutiques lagoons and marina It cost $29 million and covers 96 acres of water and manmade islands Ontario Place is part of every inch of this province Premier William Davis said at the Forum as he opened the grounds The designers boasted that everything was either made or grown in Ontario and the 900 students working at the opening came from all over the pro Vince Operations director Jim Ramsay of the rovincial ministry of trade an develop MORTGAGE SALE APARTMENT BUILDING SITE Illl Fblt Struts COILINGWOOD Ontario 1200030 outstanding Lands and premises in the Town of Collingwood and being Lots and Plan 38 and parts of Lots and 10 on the East side of Oak Street Plan 73 registered in the Land Registry Office at Barrie Ontario The lands comprise approximately 1057 acres and plans for construction of an apartment building composed of 58 units of bedrooms with parking space for 73 vehicles are available for inspection The amount required to pay off the mortgage not inclusive of costs of sale proceedings $17200000 Offers are to be made to the First Mortgages legal named below IOTNMAN 0C in trust Soito 606 341 lay Strut Toronto Ontario Mill 252 Mortgagoo Tolophono 3648263 ment said the futurisic buildings continued the tradi tion of Ontario projects he directed at Expos 67 and 70 The most conspicuous feature on the grounds is the 800seat Cinesphere built to resemble ball floating on the water Three different films on On tario have been made for its 95 bylSOmetre screen every year STANDS 0N STILIS The fivepart pavilion originally planned stands on t70metre stilts between the islands Each module features is now approximately different aspect of Ontario history and culture The major attraction over the years has proved to be the forum however Since ning day rformances by Na tiona Ballet the Hamilton Police male singers Catherine McKinnon and others many Will be very concerned wellknown Canadian enter tainers have appeared at the forum Nearly 700000 people attend ed concerts this year by Dan Hill Rene Simard Patsy Gallant Tommy Ambrose Ivan Romanotf Liona Boyd the Toronto Symphony MANJURIS wru usrrri Will 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