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Leaving for Egypt in May the oxamlnor Wodnomy Fob 1979 15 Egyptian proect photographer in his veins has archeolog By NANCY FIGUEROA Of The Examiner Archeology is like the theatre once youre on stage you always want to be on stage It gets into your blood says Gerry Allaby member of the Ontario Ar cheological Societys Simcoe County chapter Allaby also humanities teacher at Georgian College in Barrie says archeology has been flowing in his blood for the past three years and he loves it In May his love for ar cheology will take him and his wife Trudy to Egypt the arclieologists paradise The Allabys and 68 others under the direction of Dr Donald Redford of the University of Toronto will spend May June and July excavating the Akhenaten project The Akhenaten temple says Allaby was built in aboxt 1372 BC in Thebes the royal capital 560 km south of the Nile Delta Akhenaten was the nami assumed by Amenophis of Egypt when he came to tht throne in 1375 BC REVOLUTIONARY INTER Since 1966 investigations have uncovered the revolu no longer worship multitude of gods but would worship only one god the Sun Disk Rehorakhte Within his first year as Pharaoh he outlawed all animal representations of the deity and he later erected monuments to the Sun Disk Akhenatens successors levelled the temple and the monuments Dr Redford and his group are trying to learn about the temple and monuments by piecing together the fragments In an article in the December 1978 iddue of cientific American Dr Redford internationally known as the foremost ex pert on the Akhenaten period refers to Akhenaten as perhaps the most attrac tive of all ancient rulers IRONY IN FAME Dr Redford says however there is irony in Akhenatens fame because Akhenatens actions made little more than ripple in the stream of Egypts long ancient history The work of Dr Redford and members of his group like Allaby could change Akhenatens fame Allabys job on the project was sports editor of The Ex aminer in Barrie As chief photographer the site Allaby will be responsible for photographing the groups daytoday findings His wife Trudy will be his assis tant and will do most of the darkroom work Mrs Allaby will do the darkroom work for all black andwhite film on the project site Color film however and all final prints will be made in Canada Temperature control is better in Canada than Egypt for printing film said Allaby HEAT DIFFICULTY Allabys work will be detailed and because of ex treme heat difficult at times The sun will cause lighting contrasting and shading problems he said At high noon temperatures often climb above 60 140 Ft One of the major problems however will be with sand You can really ruin camera if sand getsinit he said The heat will also cause ex treme losses of body moisture The body is con tled water and Egyptian beer to drink Their Ileer is different from ours but it is nice he said Actually it seems more potent than Canadian beer N0 SLN TAN Constantly working in hot temperatures many people would expect the Allabys to return to Barrie with fan tastic tans but he says that wontbe so When were out working well be covered up as though were in the high arctic he said You have to protect yourself from the sun Although his air flight and photographic expenses will be paid for Allaby warns that archeology isnt field for anyone interested in mak ing money Theres no money in it he said You do it for the sheer enjoyment of it Some people however wouldnt call it enjoyment In addition to his work for Dr Redford Allaby will also take photographs for use in teaching his art history and humanities courses Georgian College has sup ported his work on the Akhenaten Project Allaby stantly losing moisture but no longer considers his in tionary act ions of will be as chief you cant drink the water terest in photography and ar Akhcnaten photographer He says he he said cheology as hobby but as At the start of his reign he developed his interest in Allaby noted however part of his overall career as ruled that his people would photography in 1970 when he there would be plenty of bot teacher Archeology isnt good field for anyone Interested In making there is little escaping it in May Allabys love for archeology money says Gerry Allaby humanities teacher at Georgian Col takes him on threemonth trip to Egypt where he will work as of iege and member of the Simcoe County chapter of the Ontario Ar ficiai photographer for group excavating the Akhenaten proect cheological Society But once archeology gets into your blood dating back to l3728C Examiner Photo IUtltllIIlllllSE NOW TAKE ADVANTAGE 0F GIANT STORE WIUE VALUES TO MAKE YOUR HOME OUTSTANDING GREAT BUYS 0N APPLIANCES TIIS STEREUS T00 HURRY FUR QUALITY AT SAVINGS Council expresses disappointment in defence policy affecting women The Canadian Advisory oun pleased the department of na will allow women to enrol he service men and women and cil on the Status of Women is tional defence is finally taking has announcml Depending on defence assixiations to expan disappointed in Defence stepstowardstheintegrationof results of the experiment ding the role of women in the Minister Barney Dansons re women in the armed forces women may he allowed combat forces cent policy broadening the role Danson has ordered five roles of women in the armed forces year experiment to see how Ms Rousseau maintains the but not allowing them in direct women handle some nearr intcgraton of women in ma fightingjobs combat trades such as military colleges and in Yvette Rousseau president piloting searchandrcscuc and isolated positions should occur mm of the council says in council transport planes faster than Daiison suggests co unltes bulletin the policy did not give Women will he allowed to Danson said there IS total equality to women work in isolated posts as an we resistance among senior She adds however that she is perimcnt and military colleges military commanders some professor e0 HELLEVILLEiit ttll Small communities offer the greatest hope for return to Photographic show med participate in the Newspapers is topic mew human SOCIII Dr IISDII Ilead associate pro Oro Township Horticultural Iltlennld lbrdlltmh the history of newspajxrs iii MKm of mom wurk at Town Society is holding photograhic For further inforniation con Simcoc County will he the sub 03 York ymvvwitv mid MO show and hobby night Thurs Ml xenlmnlIflI fOHIITIIIIIC ject of mwtingoi tthiiiicoi duv day beginning at at ro fallow Letlltiil OIIIjilillt III ounty Historical Association Sprnjrmh mm mm Township Hall stitute 60 St Andrew St Strat mruosday towns and rural communities fordntarioInA1U The The meeting begins at it in like lIllS can this be done he anyone interested in attending in the Simcoc ouiity Museutii told dinner meeting of the ff ldndssdpe Mg in Midhurst Everyone 1S in UnitedoiiimuiiityScrvices of ours The Thornton and District mod Bettiville and District snowmobile drivcrtraining Hwllqtfllllwl SOCWIF ymttlfi 1mm 10m 10ml hNUHIm place like US has tolcad the course will begiveii by the Bar IVL tialflat 5th at rinity will discuss mmwmx my way recreate the society that no Snowmobile Club Feb 24 lint Eiirgi umihrii mm exiswd arm and is human and humane from to lire fad I0 IIIIUIdnflfiil mundngcommumum Thou lhc main task of social sch rcglsmlo roqlfrefl um Ufsb Hélll mud turc will be illustrated with illIMICS SIfIIII IIIIII m5 4240372 be smdk out 15m scape Mfn newspapers from the Simcoc WIIU Yosulhlmh SPIN ween and it Planl SHIP WI be held IOIIM community hcsaid mg CUYIIITIIIIES SPINII People in modern society fch alienated from one another and the lack of sense of coiiiiiiuni ty leads to failure to report crimes and people standing by In 1974 SI gathered the watching as someone is beaten research material usd to up oniheslreelIiisaid datethehook IlistoryolSim am calling you to come coe oulntfy lShe gathered the back to what we had too years materia or for upcoming Icc to be lc have an iin akmm pm IAIIdNtn shown un til 197a duriiilg htt Linton pfict on liarfccifsions that affect progressive euchrc va en ar ex it en it er ment on anat Wors lror theirlivcs tine party will be held Feb 14 Childs View of Winter will be ject at the Simcoc ounty Arr by the Barrie and District on display throughout chives Association for the Physically February in the Barrie Public Disabled at Sunnidale Iom Library The exhibit is collec Mark day of prayer munjty Centre Everyone is tion of work by children at the world Day of Pray will asked to bring wrapped gift Harrie Montessori School celebrated March pm at COSlIniZ m0 51 for Collier Street United Church either man or woman Surveyingneeds Tm topic of discussion is PVeryonmmnvned The transportation commit Spiritual Growth Everyone is tee of the Barrie and District welcome 80cm meet Association for the Physically The lnnisfil Historical and Disabled iseonductingasurvey Bingo ltSatltiday ArcheologicalSociety will meet of the physically disabled SaturdayathmattheKnock blind elderly and mentally Community Hall at Sidcroad 1t retarded in Barrie If you wish and Concession The business to participate in the survey meeting will be followed by contact the association at Hox short working session 415 Harrie Innisfil Township Council is considering the formation of Artwork on display Local Architectural Conserva tion Advisory Committee for the township and has invited delegation from the society to attend meeting in February to discuss the proposed com mittee There are no immediate plans for demolition of the Painswick oneroom school says the board of education County rcliives Ms Ierri history gradiiac from the ITniversity of Toronto Fifty members of the Barrie Dance teens is secretary of the Simcoc Boomerang Camping Club on Leos Will hold dance for all nuniy mom Aggmiuimn joyed an evening of dancing teenagers Friday at it pm in and wine and cheese on Feb the Cookstown Town Hall at the Royal Canadian Air Teenagers interested in atten Force hall on Highway 90 ding should call 4589188 Dance held as ELEGANT COMFORT 4r contemporary suite with big bold looks plus Sinkin comfort Enjoy the rich look and soft feel ofthe durable 100 Nylon cover in warm Rustic floral print With deepsewn moulded backs heavy pillow arms and thick reversible seat cushions for maximum comfort Easyroll front casters SOFA CHAIR ONLY Alexander Thomson tit has raised $1200 in pledges to late Bingo will be held Saturday for Whipper Watsons at the Army Navy and Air Snowarania iii aid of the in ForceClubat7leorcht Har tario Society for Crippled rie The earlyvbird game begins Children reports iohn Day at 130 pm and the regular Alexander is the Harrie game begins at in areas Timmy for 1979 and Refreshments are available plans to participate in the loo Admission ill Everyone is iii km snowmobile marathon on The Simcoe County Museum VIIIII Sunday at RR Mincsing currently has Day cocliairinaii of the batiks sketches and line cuts Public meeting tiiiiight event says the ltarrie Kiwanis by Joan LeBoeuf of Barrie on The Bumchapterlhn Club and lluroiiia Snowmobile displayintheculturalwing arm can youndumm Wm Associations central zoiichopc Mrs LCIIXUI recenlly had holdapublicmeetingtoiiightal to n50 how $31 h9 one of her paintings accepted 3pm in tho Blue mm mm fund the societys efforts in for the IIamiltonMcMaster HmjunsumorsuusBuilding rehabilitating physically hanr show she won second prize at 0n Ferris mm In subject of dicappcd children inntario Downsvicw juried show of oil the mmung is own WM High Over the past four years an One Family Album Picture Frame with any one purchase over $l500 mitt 49 dishwasher safe an only 15 cii ft Auto Dotrott Apt Silo Refrigerator m$279 Good Auortliont of One Only Table Lamp with any one purchase over $7900 Your choice up to value of $4900 Solution of Stomo AMFM Track Modular Sets tifacts or furniture to the socie ty for the school is asked to con tact Don Beat ty at 4363221 paintings and merit award Blood pressure and hp mm iiual snowmobile marathons in hiltthug lyon AliaZia from h0 Tm ThImIIm Silent Count Down will be mm Ihan 20 Intario coiir HIM 9x3fArou Rug WIII ZIfWIIW Slands eliminate access to th school gallliniyélijrrigw$rougrilo bug Show Admission is 00 have raised almost $1 ZMColonlulsryiul MO Ill It rom from either Highway 11 or from rflmfing com amummmg Whippm Wamm New Buffet bin IDMu It low of ymcessk Basketball fun lpSoppIyot redesigning displays painting sional Wiestler whose career All wood const it who Md Such an alteration Will mean Canadas Harlem Di loinais and refurbishing says lh It Wh it hi was disabiid in ngs the only access to the school museum newsletter Members the funinakcrs of basketball car accidan founded the 132nwuo only would be by foot across the are welcome offer suggos Will play the Barrie JastVIew lnariwik fundraising event Wrasse Hood in Warnica school playground Secondary School facult all tions for changes in i7 low III has donated ar stars at it till on Feb 15 If Anyom WI IhtSlmCiXCUUilly Historical Locally the tiail starts at the 54 wide Iidup Association meets in the AI ff IIIQIIIIS Cointineiital Inn in Barrie museum lecture room on the se amusmfl 05 Iunmrv circles up through Ihelpston cond Tuesday of each month at ngfwed as ID WW and Elmvale to rr Lake down pm Meetings Upon to the ball handler to come along in through Midhurs and hack to School celebrates general public decade Bum Stratiord Central Collegiate The newlyorganized Ilarrie Tickets are $2 for adults$l75 Starting time on Sunday is Institute High School in Strat branch of the Ontario Ar for students and $125 for 630 to 30 am For more in ford is celebrating its 100th bir chaeological Society meets on children available in advance formation contact John Day at Some prlcos are lowered as much 50 gt 98 DUNLOP sr wrsr CONVENIENT iocmn NEXT 10 1260251 THE DOWNTOWN cram OltllllA 2729 MISSISSAGA 51 It thday with reunion May the second Wednesday of each at the school or at the door All 7266904 Rick Ilubbert at 16 Former students now liv month in the lecture room filso Proceeds go I0 IJBSIVICWS 7284904 of Murray lfiegris at in the Barrie area are in at8pm athletics department 7265553