Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 17 Oct 1979, p. 3

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By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner The Simcoe Taxpayers lOrganization Researching Education STORE may aban don Its attempt through the courts to have the human rela tions program cancelled and take political action instead says its chairman That option is one of several STOREs executive will present to members when it lists the pros and cons of continuing wtth legal action during general meeting Nov at the Consumers Gas building Bar rie Bill Gowanlock said Tues day It might be better for us to fight this thing by running STORE member in each part of the county during the next elec LOW LOW LOW PRICES See Page Show the best side Fiveyearold Kim Butler kindergarten student at King Edward Public School gets little posing help from Marion Gerster photographer tak ing individual and class photos at the school recently Examiner Photo 2s Ministry warns of silo danger Although silo gas accidents are frequent they neednt be says the Ontario ministry of agriculture and food High concentrations of silo gas can kill people and animals in seconds Since 1962 nine people have died from exposure to silo gas says Clint Nesbitt agriculture representative for North Simcoe Lower concentrations of the gas irritate the eyes throat and lungs with respiratory problems including chemical pneumonia often developing few hours after exposure Silo gas is not new problem in Ontario says Larry Swin of the Farm Safety Association of Ontario However the incidence has increased with the advent of covered tower silos he says As well increasing the corn belt has contributed to rise in silo gas problems In unfavorable growing areas farmers must harvest im mature corn because of the short growing season The higher level of nitrates in immature plants is believed to influence the production of silo gas GAS MIXTURE Silo gas mixture of gases primarily nitrogen dioxide is formed during the fermentation process in the silo It is in fluenced by many things including weather temperature and condition of the crop The Farm Safety Association says the best way to prevent ex posure to silo gas is to stay out of the silo for at least three weeks after filling it Even after the danger period is over however run the blower for half an hour before entering the silo and use lifeline If you must enter the silo during the danger period the association recommends using selfcontained breathing ap paratus and lifeline In high concentrations the gas appears reddish or yellowishbrown and has bleachy ordor says Swinn But you cant count on the color or smell as warning sign In low concentrations this gas can be colorless and odorless Swimm tecommends proper maintenance and adjustment of silage equipment before fillings This will reduce the need for those dangerous trips into the silo he says Farmers should also remember that silo gas is heavier than air It is often trapped in pockets throughout the silage and can seep down the chute into the feed room To ensure safety leave door open just above the silage level and provide adequate ventilation in the feed room Now its official Simcoe North MP Doug Lewis was sworn in recently as parliamentary secretary to Supply and Services Minister Roch LaSalle in brief ceremony on Parliament Hill He was among 22 parliamen tary secretaries named by Prime Minister Joe Clark to assist cabinet ministers in their depart mental and House of Commons duties Assistant Privy Council Clerk Henri Chasse presided over the swearingin ceremony in lounge in the Cen tre Block Terms for the parliamentary secretaries end Oct I980 Ottawa Bureau Photo OINT CATHY Mllgtv Ont Ii Cathy Edwards 18 has DOIIttl nttcndnnccrecord forhcr lit 5mm of schooling ll graduate of Il McElligott high school who also never arrived late for classcs has received $500 scholarship for unitersit Molsons Brewery Ontario Limited RONALD KITAMURA cum mass In view of the substantial growth projected for its Barrie brewery Molsons Brewery Ontario Limited is pleased to announcethefollowing appointments Ronald Kitomura has been appointed Personnel and Industrial Relations Manager Barrie Mr Kitomura was formerly In dustriol Relations Manager at the Division Office located in Toronto He has been with Malson since I971 Garth Hines has been appointed Employee Relations Manager Barrie Mr Hines has been with Molsons at the Barrie brewery since I974 and has considerable experience in the industrial relations field Both appointments are effective October I979 tion fall 1980 instead of going through the courts he said SPENDING FUNDS By forcing the Simcoe County Board of Education into court battle the organization is forc ing it to spend public funds which is not STOREs intention he said Tuesday The Supreme Court of On tario decided last month not to grant an interim injunction preventing the school board from fieldtesting the program until STOREs request for permanent injunction was heard The organization has met with lawyer Marshall Green over the issue in preparation for the general meeting The 1200strong organization BILL GOWANLOCK courts costly MEILUN DT neurons THERAPIST Complete Denture Service Hours am pm Mon thru Fri 280 Dunlop St Barrie 7286810 Member Denturist Society STORE alternative to court battle Political route studied is opposed to the program for several reasons Among its con tentions teachers are not pro perly prepared to teach the sen sitive material some portions of the program dealing with human sexuality are taught before the student is prepared to handle them Christian values are set aside in favor of humanism philosophy that NOTICE The Downtown Centre will be Closed on Thursday Evenings at 600 pm We hope this will not be an inconvenience to our customers For fast relief from the discomfort of winter driving your Esso dcalcr recommends the Atlas Wcathcrgard Mark winter radial The Mark goes to work two ways aggressively in snow quietly on pavement Its premium stccl radial construction means long tirc life And each Mark winter radial contains unique ingredient the same care and concern for quality that made the Mark summer tire performance champion Best of all the Weathcrgard Mark wont upsct your budget Its on sale and priced lower than most other topofthclinc winter radials Youll find the Mark and full range of premium quality Atlas tires at lessthanprcmium prices at your Esso dealer Ask him for the right winter tire for your car or light truck Then take him And relax Sale prices from $3843 each or less at participating Esso dealers Rims not included ATLAS AT E880 Our thanks to WarnerLambert Canada Limited registered owners of the trademark Ilolaids Atlas is regisicrcd lruuc mark ol llil Sisiipitl unwam ul inuda lIIllttl is registered lrudc mars ill Inipt Ital in iinilcd the examiner Wednesday Oct 17 1979 439 places man above God the school could become the un wanted third party in disputes HAS THREE WINNERS NEW YORK AP Jeff Fell of Mississauga Ont rode three winners at Belmont Park in cluding Music of Time in the $30000 Wise Ship Purse on Fri day Music of Time fiveyear old daughter of Northern DancerFirst Feather carried top weight of 122 pounds over 116 miles in 142 25 Nine lengths back Island Sultan and Novel Notion finished in dead between parent and child heat forsecond STORE says The Barrie Planning Board will be holding Public Meeting on Tuesday October 23 I979 at 700 pm in the Council Chambers of City Hall to discuss the proposed Horco Developments site plan development located at the northeast corner of Blake and Johnson Streets The proposal requires rezoning from Commercial C4 to Commercial C5 under site plan and calls for the construction of three storey building con sisting of twenty residential apartment units and local commercial uses The local Commercial C5 zoning would allow retail uses of local convenience nature as well as of fices and service commercial uses such as banks and restaurants The parking requirements for both the commerical and residential components have been fully met on the site Access points would be located off both Johnson Street and Blake Street Interested persons are invited to attend or write to express their concerns and opinions Jones SecretaryTreasurer

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