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You dont have to take them all but the Ontario Humane Society at 9f Pat terson Rd has for adoption litter of husky cross puppies mix of males and females the pups are being held by Judy Ritchie left and Shelly Hub bard both society employees Examiner Photo Taif Benefit skate dance attracts l50 people More than 150 persons turned out for benefit skating party and dance to raise money for family who lost their home and possessions in fire recently Em loyees of Tektronix Cana Ltd where Ken Monk has worked since July arrang ed the event after Monks Baycrest Drive home burned Kiwanis starting program for youth The Kiwanis Club of Barrie is commencing community ser vice program called Hand in Hand with Youth club president John Burgar said Monday Burgar said the purpose of the program is to involve children in activities which will supplement the role of the family itself in teaching basic beliefs and basic values Through the program he said Kiwanis members will work with young people on onetoone basis helping them to attain proficiency in sports hobbies and even business and profes sional procedures Burgar said questionnaires would be developed and distributed to young people with the consent of parents and teachers asking what activities or hobbies might interest them Similar questionnaire will also go to Kiwanis members will be matched later on the basis of mutual interests Hand in Hand with Youth is Kiwanis International pro gram Burgar said and is the sequel to Rightstart another Kiwanis youth service program which started last year Rightstart was so successful in its twin objectives of helping young people learn and practice the baic virtues and strengthening the family unit he said that it was decided to continue the program with the emphasis on the onetoone rela tionship Burgar also said the program as being continued by the Kiwanis because of the concnern for the decline of the fami lys influence and the resultant lowering of the moral standards of young people and of their ability to handle the problems of helping hand last week Monk his wife Dilys and threeyearold son Christopher escaped unharmed but they lost most of their possessions in the fire Jane Armstrong an organizer of the dance told The Examiner several companies donated merchandise for raf flgs at theevent Marg Duncan of Blake Street Barrie won her choice of heat detector or smoke alarm from Barrie Enterprises and Protec tion Systems That unit is valued at about $150 and will be installed for her said Ms Arm strong The company also donated Kiddie Alert and an ACE Ten nis server Homestead Plumb ing contributed kitchen faucet and Molsons Brewery gave several cases of beer to be raffl ed SegramVeal donated glasses and Syd Stark contributed LotoCanada ticket she said About 60 persons attended the skating party and about 150 to 170 attended the dance at Oro Township arena she said Ms Armstrong said many Tektronix employees and the Monks neighbors attended About 20 of Monks former co workers from Toronto also par ticipated Monk is marketing com munications manager for Tektronix in Barrie The com panys social club arranged Saturdays event Barrie and District United Way chairman Lloyd Armstrong left accepts cheque of $238 from Examiner publisher Bruce Rowland as result of an nual Barrie Blue Jay baseball day cosponsored by The Examiner and the City of Barrie ed vehicles Beginning Oct 31 Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology Barrie will offer nondiploma daytime courses in textiles Students may attend morning class at Georgians Bell Farm Road location taking one two or threédifferent subjects Wednesday mornins wellknown Cora tradi spinner will teach basic weav ng Don Stuart award winning jewelry and tapesz designer will instruct classes Thusday mornings in color and design Fridays Marie Aiken internationallyknown textiles designer will teach stitcherv Of The Examiner If area municipalities want property owners to remove or clean up junked cans next year they will have to depend on their own bylaws says mnistry of environment official Neil Embree municipal and private abatement officer told The Examiner Monday the ministry will no longer enforce the Environmental Protection Act regulation concerning abandon That regulation prohibits property owner from having more than two derelict vehicles on his land The act also lays down standards for vehicle wrecking yards Embree said the ministry will intervene if the vehicles are College offering textile courses and off loom All instructors are teaching masters in the Col leges Design Arts Division Classes will be held from 830 to 1130 am Upon completion of the course students are given credits enabling them to enter secondyear of textiles and if desired work towards diploma on parttime basis These courses are designed to meet the needs of those wanting instruction in textiles but not wanting to take full design arts course Registration fee is $135 for all three courses or $45 each For further information con tact Georgian College Design Arts Division 7281951 ext 213 Environment officials wont do it Municipality must iunk cars By STEPHEN NICHOLLS causing pollution problem If they are merely an eyesore it is up to the municipality to act The ministry has provided model bylaw to councils but municipalities may already have bylaws that will cover junked cars and wrecking yards said Embree Central region office in Barrie has received several calls from municipal offices asking for an explanation of the model bylawhe said Summer re visited at Wasaga Beach WASAGA BEACH Several hundred tourists visited this summer resort community on the weekend to take in what may be the last of warm weather this year Wasaga Beach OPP reported few accdents or occurrences but provincial police spokesman said the number of weekend visitors was unusually high for this time of year While the water of Not tawasaga Bay may have been too chilly for swimming many visitors strolled along the beach or lounged in the park areas said the spokesman GENUINE ESKIMO CARVINGS rmuau AT Formerly Coso Del Sol 205 Dunlop St Barrie 7373895 the examiner Tuesday Oct 23 1979 couldnt say how many municipalities will enact bylaws said Embree The ministry recommends councils take action but it does not require them to act Derelict motor vehicles were included in the Environmental Protection Act to permit ministry officials to beautify the landscape said Embree In many cases however ther is no real pollution problem he said derelict motor vehicle isnt really causing pollution of the environment said Embree The ministrys main concern he said is controlling the discharge of contaminants into the en vironment Embree said the ministry investigates about 25 to 35 abandon ed vehicle complaints each year in Simcoe County Most of those involved violations of the act but the majority of property owners cooperated with the ministry to clean up their yards Only one man Tottenham area resident did not comply 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