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7Ftenders rattan INVITATION TO TENDER Sealed offers are being called by the District Manager Ministry of Natural Resources Midhurst Ontario for the sale of 20000 gallon Wooden Water Tank mounted on steel structure ap proximately 80 feet in height This Water Tower is located at Springwater Provincial Park Midhurst Ontario Vespra Township Included in the sale is building with hot water furnacet located at the base of the tower Tender forms and specifications are available from Field Ser vices Ministry of Natural Resources Huranio District Office Midhurst Ontario LOL 1X0 Tender forms must be returned to the above office by September 21 1979 noon HIGHEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED Ministry of Natural Ontario Resources James Auld Minister Dr Reynolds Deputy Minister SM ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES Death Notices Engagements Cards of Thanks CASH RATES 5600 minimum 40 words additional words cents per word Births In Memoriam no verse $600 $600 Verse per count line extra 23 cents Coming Events 81births Mondays Childislair oliace Tuesdays Childislullolgrace Wednesdays Childislullolwoe Thursdays Child haslartogo FridaysChildisloving andgiving Saturdays Child works hard lor its living And child that is born on the Sab bath Day Islair and wise and good and gay Children hearing this verse by Counter Cullen always want to know which day of the week was their birth date Keep this and other important inlormation tor your childs iuture An Examiner Birth Announcement will include the name oi your child the day of the week month and year oi birth the weight and other vital iniormation printed message can become permanent record in Babys Book or Family Albums The rate for an Examiner Birth Notice is only $550 PHONE 728 2414 GOOD NEWS STORY When you an nounce the birth ol your child in The Ex aminer clippings of the notice are available lor Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your iriends and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement alter birth Call The Examiner Classiiied 728 2414 Bitmarriages PARTRIDGE MACRAE Miss Margaret MacRae daughter at Mr and Mrs Cornell MacRae oi Carleton Place RR No Ontario was united in mar riage to Mr Alan Floyd Partridge ol Carleton Place iormerly oi Barrie son ol Mr and Mrs Russell Partridge ol Barrie The wedding took place in Bar rie August 27 I979 examiner patterns The Look He Likes 679me Watch his eyes sparkle when he sees this spody jacket Easy relaxed right for week ends vacation Crochet jacket of synthetic worsted in smart design at rectangles Use two colors Pattern 7366 Sizes 3646 included $150 for each pattern Add 35 each pattern for iirstclass mail and handling Sand to Alice Brookslloedlecratt Dept The hub 10 Cnekforl Ontario Ills l0nt residents add 11¢ sales In Print Iainly Pattern Nominate nuAllilrm EXCITING New 1980 NEEDLE CRAFT CATALOG with over 170 designs in great variety of Crafts iree patterns rnsrde Send $100 131Adil Block Quilts $l50 INSnabEsSiz lZSQu asy ra ors IllPatchwork ills $I50 127Allliansn lies$150 Intuit Flowers $150 IZSPctal Quilts $150 lZMitts Ornaments $l50 123Stitcti Patch 65150 IZZStllff II Puff its 3150 121Pillon Show $l50 117Easy Noodle ni Nifty Fifty 118 ITSRipple Crochet 113Instanl Gills 11016 Iiiiy tings 109801 Knit 10th Macrame IOEInsbni Fashion 105lnstant Crochet lMinstant loner 10315 Quilts for allay 101mm Collection 22 8222222222 auuuunuua foobunaIter $343 per column inch itsdeaths ELLSMERE CHARLES WILLIAM At the Penetang General Hospital on Friday September I979 Charles Ellsmere oi Craighurst in his 82nd year beloved husband oi the late Millie Hastings and Annette Holtz dear lather of Dorothy Mrs Kelly oi Fergus Jack of Dakville Joseph oi Milton Diane Mrs Hardy ol Barrie Judith Lynn Mrs Page at Woodville Fern Mrs Hansen of BC Charles and Douglas oi Craighurst Also survived by 19 grandchildren brother of Bert of Alberta and Ernest Ellsmere and Mary Kendrick both oi Craighurst and predeceased by seven brothers and sisters The luneral service was held at St Johns Anglican Church Craighurst on Monday September to at pm In terment St Johns Cemetery ArA rangements by the James Lynn Funeral Home Elmvale JORY Howard Thomas Tommy at the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Saturday September it 1979 Howard Tommy Jory in his 69th year loving lather oi Bernice Mrs Ray Lintick Garnet Dolores Mrs Clare Jones Carl all ol Barrie and Tom of Montreal Loving grandlather oi nine grand children and one greatgrandson Son ol the late John and Laura Jory Dear brother at Gladys Woods Verna Thomv son Hilda Hamilton Bertha Gavin Elva McLean Margaret Bertram Eileen Caldwell and predeceased by brothers Lorne and Gordon Friends may call at Stecklev Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie after pm Saturday Funeral service in the chapel on Monday September 10 at pm Interment Dalston Cemetery TYMOSHIK PETER At his residence on Sunday September 9th 1979 Peter Tyrnoshik in his 69th year beloved hus band at Mary Widish ol RR Barrie dear lather oi Gerald of Oshawa dear grandlather of Lisa and Jeremy dear brother of Bill ol the Ukraine Resting at the Jennett Funeral Home 152 Bradlord Street Barrie Visitation lrom Monday at pm Service and committal com plate in the chapel on TueSday September ll at ll am followed by cremation 871 memorrams RIDSDALE In loving memory at dear brother Carl who passed away September 10 I978 The blow was great the shock severe We little thought the end was near And only those who have lost can tell The pain of parting without iarewell More each day we miss you brother Friends may thin the wound is healed But they little know the sorrow That lies within our hearts concealed Sadly missed by Mary and Larry RIDSDALE In loving memory ol dear son Carl September 10 I978 We love to think oi you dear Carl In mansions brightandiair There Jesusreignsin glory There is no sorrow there Sadly missed by mom Bilcoming events who passed away 51 JONN AMBULANCE Standard First Aid Course at St John House Campbell Avenue Tuesday September 11 730 930 pm to run Tuesdays and Thursdays until October For more information call 726 0645 or 7284230 BINGO St John Vianney Hall EVERY TUESDAY $200 Jackpot MTF SIO AIR FORCE BINGO rvm TUESDAY Menuhin Early llrdohlo mum GAMES JACKPOT $200 tiny 90 25 kleniotroo NEST of CONTINENTAL INN MTF WHICH DAY IS BEST MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Advertisers frequently ask this question Fortunately there is no best day to advertise Each day new wants arise bringing new readers as old ones satisfy their wants We recommend that you start your ad tomorrow on cancel it when you get results After many years of ex perience with millions of want ads we know tomorrow is the best day to start your ad and every day is the best day to advertise in The Examiner Classified Section flone 7282414 Raps Ottawa on chicken imports OTTAWA CP The federal government is allowing US produced chicken to flood the Ontario market while dragging its heels on starting negotia tions to limit imports of Ameri can chicken New Democratic Party MP charged Friday Federal inaction meant thou sands of birds are dying in On tario barns and farmers are los ing money after following government request to increase production to make up for shortages in beef supplies Lorne Nystrom iYorktonMel ville told reporters Farmers are picketing the Maple Lodge processing plant at Norval north of Toronto say Bogpiper beats charge TORONTO CP charge against young Celtic bagpiper violating city noise bylaw by playing for passersby on downtown streets was dismissed Friday in provincial court It took Judge Walter Hrvciuk about five minutes to hear the evidence and dismiss the charge against James Grier Coppins 20 of Toronto Coppins was charged by po lice on June under bylaw passed in 1975 which says no person shall make cause or permit noise which disturbs the quiet peace rest enjoyment comfort or convenience of the inhabitants After police officer testified that the crowd didnt appear to be disturbed by the piper but instead were listening Hrvciuk said think the bylaw is di rected to noise function rather than to musical func tion ing it is mainly to blame for doubling in chicken imports Nystrom said Agriculture Minister John Wise and Trade Minister Bob de Cotret should stop issuing import permits to Maple Lodge to force them to buy Ontario birds The root of the problem lies in the federal decision several years ago to create national broiler chicken marketing agency The agency was estab lished last December but cant start operation until Ottawa works out import levels with the US But the federal trade depart ment has not begun those talks and farmers fear that means the agency wont be able to start up until next year mean ing at least fouryear delay from conception to birth In the meantime processing companies have artificially in creased chicken imports from the US to ensure that the negotiated level will be high enough that they will be able to keep down the prices they pay Ontario producers Before the agency was ever mentionned by government us imports accounted for about one per cent of Canadian requirements Since then importers have pushed the figure to seven per cent June Menzies chairman of the Farm Products Marketing Council warned importers ear lier this year that government knew what they were up to However no action has been taken by Ottawa Its obvious that certain un scrupulous processors and sell ers below the border are boost ing Canadian imports to estab lish hi her basis for negotiat ing glo import quotas Nystrom said blue heron pauses in its forage for food and an early morning Purple blobs defy analysis MB Christian of Frisco Texas outlines the scorched area in his front lawn where his wife Sibyl found one of three mysterious purple blobs Aug ll NASA space scientists near Houston say they could be some exotic form of meteorite but so for the blobs which resembled chocolate pudding with 88s in ii have defied analysis AP Photo UNIT TRAINS LT TIME SASKATOON CPI CP rail has begun shipping potash by socalled unit trains to reduce turnaround time for the cars Until recently potash like most goods was shipped in car lots within trains carrying many kinds of freight The unit train is made up of covered hopper cars carrying only one product The time it took to return curs last spring from the US and midwestern markets was 40 days With to unit train thc time been reduced to abop 11 days comm DENTU RE THERAPYCLINIC CompleteDenture Services 7264721 149ADIINLOP st BARRIE MEMBER DENTURIST SOCIETY Morning glory the examiner Monday Sept 10 1919 13 mist rises from the Rideau River at Merrickville near Ottawa in this photo taken by Ottawa Citizen photographer Lynn Ball CP Photo Becomes on instant celebrity but no one knows for what LONDON Ont CP deputy sheriff from Warren County Ky became an instant celebrity in his home territory this week after the Kentucky news media built him up as the winner of $200000 in an ama teur organ contest in London Theresjust one roblem No one in Lon on seems to have heard of either the contest or Bobby Daniel One news report said Daniel was flown to England to receive Reed Paper Ltd trophy from Princess Anne But television reporter started doing some checking after noticing that the royal scribe omitted the letter in Annes name Since then Kentucky has been shocked that Daniel may have been fibbing Sheriff Jerry Gaines said Fri day that Daniel who could not be reached for comment now says his lawyer has advised him to return to Canada and sue the organizers of the con test The Amateur Organists Association NEVER HEARD OF IT Londonarea organ dealers said they had not heard of the association and they were stunned at the suggestion that any amateur organization would offer $200000 first prize Spokesmen at the University of Western Ontario and Theatre London said their facilities had OrdeFéd to cut pollution TORONTO CP The On tario government has formally ordered Reed Paper Ltd to re duce air and water pollution from its Dryden Ont plant Environment Minister Harry Parrott said Friday that he had issued control order imple menting program he an nounced last month At that time he served the company with notice of intent to introduce the order The company had 15 days to file ob jections before the order was is sued Parrott said the Stamillion program required by the order is substantially unchanged from his earlier proposal The ministry refused to extend com pletion dates as Reed re quested Maclver company president met with Premier William Davis in an effort to have the program changed The order calls for Reed to complete primary pollution control by the end of 1982 at the pulp and paper plant in the northwestern Ontario commu nity of 7000 about 120 kilo metres east of Kenora The plant which employs 600 lost money for many years and so did not undergo the nor mal upgrading and modem Drug offence total down TORONTO CP The num ber of drug offences in Canada declined in 1978 preliminary crime statistics prepared by Statistics Canada indicate Behind the drop is fiveper cent decline in the number of cannabis offences the category of marijuana and hashish that continues to dominate Canadas drug statistics The total number of drug of fences declined to 60747 last year from 63843 in 1971 48 percentdrop Marijuana and hashish of fences reported to Statistics Canada by police made up more than 87 per cent of drug offences in 1978 There were 53 378 offences last year drop of five per cent from the 56447 in 1977 However heroin and cocaine offences while small in number com ared with can nabis jum dramatically in 1978 by 19 per cent for heroin to 1221 and by 16 per cent to 1030 for cocaine The reason behind the de creasing number of convictions feel is because there is not as much enforcement of the softer drugs said an Ontario Provin cial Police spokesman with the drug enforcement section It is waste of time in some respects he said We spend more time cracking down on the traffickers going after big gerthings The inspector in charge of the Metropolitan Toronto Polices narcotics bureau attributes the decline in cannabis offences and the rise in the number of heroin and cocaine offences to tendency of drug users to graduate from the softer drugs to using harder drugs It is what we have always said happens said Forbes Ew ing Its natural progession from that drug imarijuanai to the use of harsher drugs MESSAGE FOLND In 1916 British seaman saw bottle bobbing in the north Atlantic He fished it from the water and discovered that it contained the final message of the sinking Lusitania which claimed the lives of 1198 passengers ONE CALL WILL TAKE CARE OE All JOHN OIIPAIN Machine Rental Available SIM 00E CARPET UPHOLSTER CLEANERS Elean IITIO Carpets Furniture CLEANING 7284761 ization Parrott has said it will cost $120 million to modernize the plant and meet current pol lution standards Maclver told legislature committee looking at the prob lem that the company lost $77 million in 1977 but now is earn ing rofit He said it could not affordlto install all the pollution equipment before 1985 MLST FILE STUDY Under the governmcnts order the company must file an engineering feasibility study on secondary treatment to reduce organic discharges in the Wabi goon River by Dec311981 Using that study the ministry will decide on deadlines for in stalling the secondary equip ment Parrott said he did not want to set those deadlines now be cause the company might not be able to meet them The Liberal party has argued the government should install the necessary equipment immediately then lease it back to the company Marion Bryden NDP en vironment critic said the program should be completed well before the companys target of 1985 In January Parrott notified the company it would have to complete both primary and sec ondary treatment programs by the end of 1982 Reed said that was im possible and threatened to close the plant In February Dryden resi dents said that jobs were more important than pollution con trol not been used recently for any kind of organists competition Despite Londons ignorance of Bobby Daniel Kentucky residents have seen him inter viewed on television both be fore and after his enigmatic journey to London for the con test week ago Newspapers reported Daniel as saying major part of the contest was that each of the four finalists had to play se lection of music picked at ran dom He said he was given Sheriffs Boogie which he de scribed as an obscure Swing Era melody written in 1926 by French composer Gaines said Daniel is an ac complished organist who played in churches and at various functions After joining the sheriffs department Daniel showed the sheriff letter in which it was claimed he was an executor of the late gospel singer Mahalia Jacksons estate NewlnTown Youll lllll friend whcrc you see this sign coon lust115 IlicIIOI For more information all Phone QUE fixi TOTAL ABSTAINERS ARE YOU PAYING 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