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l4The Barrie Examiner Tuesda October 19 I976 HELP wamro WARM LADY to work to 430 pm Monday to Friday In my home caring tor intent and two year old Light duties only Cundles Rd area Needed lmme diately Call 7288594 altert30pm PARTTlMETIElprealihed apply In per son to the Big Delicatessen Baytield Mall on Wednesday between and pm MATURE PERSON to babysit year old girl Housekeeping V2 days must have own transportation Ferris Lane Telephone alter 30 7260862 PERSON FOR parttime up to 20 hours per week checking supermarket ac counts tor Canadas leading lamiiy magazine Must be mature responsible and have reliable car Must be willing to work Thursday and Friday evenings until pm and Saturday mornings Retired people eligible remuneration based on hourly rate plus mileage send resume to Mr White 30 Exeter Road Alax Ont Apt 3175 LIS 2J6 LOOKING FOR responsible women to spend the month of November In my home while were on vacation $30 week plus room and board Call 7371525 EARLY CHRISTMAS shoppers Need extra money Good extra income available working as Amway distributor few hours per day For appointment telephone Mr Townsend 72654 to pm EMPLoStMENr winter WILL do babysitting In my home In Anten Mills days week hot meals are provided 7280049 LiCENSEDMECHANijiIlrepafiEIaTs In spare time Anything considered Telephone 7370947 even Ings BABYSITTING available In my home Tall Tress area any age including In fants Any hours Telephone7J70094 TENDERS or e1 131 it 0° oOnAYEO in QUOTATIONS FOR REMOVAL OF BUILDING AT 90 COLLIER STREET SEALED QUOTATIONS will be received by the undersigned up to 200 pm November I976 for the removal of the building at 90 Collier Street Barrie On tario Contractor to obtain necessary permits and carry suitable in surance Specifications and quotation en velopes may be obtained at the Office at the City Clerk 84 Collier Street Barrie Ontario Lowest or any quotation not necessarily accepted Strauqhan Clerk iiiI Collier Street Baum Ontario Ol927 QUle 5IIf3il5 FOR RcvJC llJiLOllJl SEALED OUWTATIOIIS ll be recww 1r nrfw lvtup IO 00 cill l97b for the IQITOITII of the building at IOB Donald Strent Barrie Ontdiii Courierer to Zlblllll necessary perrnt and orvy suitable in smart SDOCIIICUIILITJ and quotaton en velopes may be obtained at the Ollicr this City Clerk 84 Collier Street Barrie Ontario Lowest or any quotation not necessarily GCQpled if cirrus QiIHAiiTsf l5 Al I08 nowin STREET Straughan City Clerk 84 Collier Street BarrieOntarlo Ol9 AUCTION SALES AUCTIOHSALE Thursday innining October at ll am sharp for Robert Young 4925 Dundas St Toronto Sale of trucks cars equipment movie camera movie equrpmerlt such at Big Brute Bronlca Linholt Auricon Pro I200 movie camera Seamans mowe camera etc Omega color enlarger processing equipment stainless steel tanks etc tractor and trailer with airconditioned and heated mobile office with own generating plant Louisville Ford Ston truck with aluminum body tailgate loader GM diesel V6 tractor single axle CARS I973 Fiat I974 Ford station wagon 25 kilowatt generator hydraulic hoist ray machine Burroughs com puter with read out and many other articles Terms cash JERRY COUGHLIN Auctioneer 7054293038 garage Ol9 WHICH DAY IS BEST MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Advertisers Irequently ask this question Fortunately there is no best day to advertise Each day new wants arise bringing new readers as od ones satisfy their wants we recommend that you start your ad tomorrow and cancel it when you get TGSUlts After many years of ex porience with millions of want Ods we know tomorrow is the best day to start your ad and every day is the best day to ad yortiso in The Barrie Examiner Clossilicd Section Phon224i4 Comlng Events BIRTHS GOOD NEWS STORY When you an nounce the birth ol your child In The Bar rie Examiner clippings of the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your lriends and relatives In those far away places Place an announcement alter birth Call The Barrie Examiner Classilled 720204 ENGAGEMENTS WALDRIFFvMACDONALDMr and Mrs Waldrilt ol Barrie wish to an nounce the engagement at their daughter Carole to Mr Gregory Mac Donald son at Mr and Mrs John Mac Donald ol Barrie The wedding to take place October 29 I976 in St Marys Church DEATHS RAMSAY Margaret At Strathroy Hospital on Saturday October to 1976 Margaret McKenzie of 615 Vlctoria St Strathroy In her 79th year Beloved wile at Murray Ramsay and dear mother at Robert ol Strathroy and John of Bar rie Also survived by live grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren Resting at the Denning Brothers Funeral Home Strathroy where luneral service was held on Monday October ta Interment Strathroy Cemetery ROBERTSON Rosette at St Josephs Hospital Parry Sound on Monday Oc ober 18 I976 Rosette Murphy in her lotst year Wile oi the late Charles Robertson Dear mother ol Bessie Mrs Thomas Spence ol Coulson Mona Mrs Clillord Bennett oi Wahwashkesh Also survived by grandchildren and 11 reategrandchlldren private service ill be held on Wednesday October 70 776813 pm in Parry Sound MOUNTAIN Forbes ist Cana dian Parachute Bait Member Branch I47 RCL Barrie At Willowdale on Monday October 18 I976 Forbes Moun tain beloved husband at Betty Dear lather ol Mary Ann Delphine Mrs Wilcox Thomas David Andrew and Paul Son at Marguerite and Thomas Friends may call at the Kane Funeral Home 4812 Yonge St Wil lowdale Service in the chapel on Wednesday 230 pm Ii desued dona tions to the Canadian DiabcIIC ASSOCId lion would be appreciated MCKENZIE Donald William Sudden ly atttle Royal Victoria Hospital Bnrrie on Tuesday October l9 W76 Donald William McKenzie in his 7Ist year Beloved husband ol Pauline Hams Dmr lather of Kenneth Margaret Mrs John McGowan Robert and Helen er5 Francis Hargreaves all at Barrie Grandfather ol I3 orandr tnldien Brother ol Vina er5 Frank Jontsl Jean Mrs Jim Wehtxr Harvu and Gov don all of Barm and Ross ot Midland Friends may all at the SILlkltl Funeral Home 30 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Il tl tI tu ili infiltin II it nf1tirswll ii in it College one of six to offer course on building log homes hustling pays off LONDON Ont CPI bulldozer couldnt knock down wellbuilt log house says Pat Wolfe instructor of logbuild ing course at Fanshawe Col lege The building would shift off its foundation before the walls collapsed Fanshawe College is one of six colleges in Canada that of fer logbuilding instruction Students from Toronto 0t tawa London and the northern United States took the $50 one week course this summer They were busy chainsawing chopp ing and chiselling in the college parking lot learning skills to use on their own homesites Mr Wolfe says some of his students have visions of pioneer life in this area or in Northern Ontario The instructor who built his own log home at Williams Lake BC said he and his family had the pioneer life in mind but ended up with electric heat and rugs MADE PROFIT He built his 1000squarefoot home in 1970 using trees from his fiveacre lot Materials cost $5000 and he sold the home in 1973 for $24000 The lot had been leased from the British Columbia government for $150 ayear Many of his students are young people interested in uilding their first homes and escaping heavy mortgages and this is what drew Mr Wolfe trained as plumber to teach ing The course is designed to im merse students in building with logs he said They can make their mis takes here and not when theyre building for kee Mr Wolfe said that with his construction method students can build log home in three months that will last for dec ades The construction method eliminates the need to fill in the cracks Each log is laid rou ly in position and pencil to match the contours of the log below chain saw cuts out wedge the length of the log along the More seals killed after quota set SAN FRANCISCO CP Far more seals have been killed in Canadian waters than the Ot tawa government expected af ter setting quotas for the hunt recent conference here of the Animal Protection Institute of America was told Dr David Lavigne an assist ant professor at the University of Guelph in Ontario who came here to address the conference said that the killingof harp seal in both 1975 and 1976 seriously oulrlln what the public seemed to believe was it firm quota In 1976 said Lavignc the seal kill was about H000 above the ceiling the anzldian govern nllll hoped for That could be itllllllllllll he sriiil to the one aspect of the seal hunt which lacks an enforceable quota the hunt thili occurs as an uncon IIOIINI catch by lundsmen Thu unculllrullNI part of Ilit slill hunt as distinguishtxl from larger commercile optlv lillnlls was xlwcltd to take no lllIli than 30000 seals your lint lniliyiiliizil llllllllls and illiisi liltlltlltll llI slnllll bullls liiiik lllltlt limit lwnv us many iil Ilw giivirlilnilll lrl il namiltl Itill lilx Him ll lglm rlillsiil it new Illtllltlll liil lnlikilii wail lll llr ilzil liwlilwrl llls lirlltl lllln ll Jill Illllll lllllll Iii ltiwii itlIletlltlllt nlzlgll run ItlIl lll lllllii lulvi liiiilwlipli trim III tll luvs tlli Il lllill Illt llcilp ntill pupll IilIllll III 101i lilu ptllizips 700 000 Iii IIIIIJIIII llilhi IIlJtll iht lnllllnn and it lllll IllllJtKltlI by Sillllt ltlltt Sterling has had free chequing for years higher interest on Savings Accounts plus we are open longer hours including Saturdays Come in open Chequing Account and have look at an honest approach to all your financial needs STERLING STENI lle TRLJEST NEHATI BARRIF flour ul III li iii IIlll lilly II ll tiii if IIl mu til IIIII iiit til lllt ll Ill lJ Ill lili Illlltl iillili Ilil5ill lIlSlllilIIILI Curpomltml il Ross Furzecoli IIIIt Belton Mouras president of the Animal Protection In stitute said following La vignes talk Its alarming that in spite of all the attention which the killing of seals has at tracted the actual killrate has apparently outrun the esti mated quotas which the Cana dian government was adopting as compromise Lavigne said that if the same standards were applied to pre servation of the harp seal as are currently applied to whales the harp seal would be completely and automatically protected based on formulas designed to show when the killrate has reached point seriously en dangering survival of species For each year since 1971 gov ernment predictions had been based on an assumption that the landsmen would account for only 30000 seals year but last year the total was 70000 in the landsmcn hunt Lavignc said Lavigne blamed the unex pectcilly high killrate by Ian dsmLn on increased effort by the individual hunters and Ian ilsmon operating in boats less IIIZII165 feet long lllls lllllill activity was conducted in the face of wide spread protests in the United Status and elsewhere Mouras Sillll The news that the SCit lirs could jump all the way to 70000 against an official esti male of 3tl00is shock to lllthl who lllnughi this siluzliinn lli guingiuholll It llltllllS have to greatly increase efforts in bring this in Al slup pencilled lines The wedge is in sulated and the log fitted to the log below This allows close weatherproof fit Mr Wolfe said even though the logs will shrink and expand with the weather FITS LOGICALLY After the wedge is cutout an axe and chisel are used for smoothing To maintain level wall the thick end of the log is placed on the narrow end of the preceding log Bark can be left on or shaven off according to taste The bottom log is foot off the ground to avoid moisture rottin the wood The log wall with ogs at least 10 inches thick is its own insulator Fire danger is no greater for log cabins than for other types of housing Mr Wolfe said The logs will burn part way and then char at which point the fire stops For hiding pipes and wires Mr Wolfe recommends in stalling standard inside walls to enclose the kitchen and bath room and hide plumbing l0 BETTER PRINTING SFE JOHN COCKBURN LIMITED 66 MORROW ROAD BARRIE 2821 Printer Since 7950 Polyester 37814 37815 H78l4 H7815 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