The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

ainst relations course STORE seeks injunction By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner The Simcoe Taxpayers Organization Researching Educaion has decided to seek an injunction to prevent further fieldtesting of the human rela tions program its laywer says In letter to the Simcoe County Board of Education Marshall Green said the By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner TORONTO Association of Municipalities of Ontario AMO wants the federal government to increase the number of boat people being allowed into Canada It was one of the resolutions passed at the final day of the three day conference Wednes day at the Royal York Hotel Ald Alex Arthur attended the session was not entirely pleased with the resolution Its too vague said the Barrie alderman Towhat ex tent should they be increased There are millions whod like to organization would apply for an injunction unless it was given the opportunity to approve the rogram before fieldtesting ins again During special meeting of the board Wednesday trustees approved in principle the field testing concept And while the program will not be ready to go when school opens it should be ready with revisions com pleted by the middle of September said Dr Robert Thomas superintendent of cur riculum John Cockbum the boards counsel said Wednesday that store wants to censor the resource material being used to develop the program which deals with human emotional and sexual development Their demand strikes at the very root of the democratic pro cess and could destroy the pro cess of curriculum presentation in the province Cockbum The application should be fil ed by Aug 31 Green told The Examiner Wednesday The organization feels it today Bring more boat people AMO rules at annual convention come to Canada The alderman shouldnt have been passed because the social and economic impacts of the recom mendation are not known said it move by the borough of York to prevent the federal government from proceeding with steps to decriminalize marijuana was not supported But Ald Arthur supported the York move and wants mari juana to remain criminal of fence dont defend the use of alcohol he said But take marijuana out of the criminal code and youre creating another problem The fact that it would give person criminal record is tough bananas said Ald Ar thur They know the laws before they start he said Society cant afford to be any more liberal then it has been move AMO rejected In another unanimously number of resolutions which would have pressed the provin cial government to ban por nagraphy and strippers One such resolution stated that the moral righteousness and goodness of the pulic should beprotected The alderman agreed with the AMO decision Criminal Citizens want to win battle with city hall BybENNISLANTIIIER Of The Examiner hope were going to win dontliketolose Virginia CresswellJones and her Association of Barrie Citizens ABC took the next step Wednesday in continuing their protest of the downtown improvement project About 50 persons were hand ed form letters to send to the Ontario Municipal Board OMBl during meeting at the Barrie Public Library The letter gives four main reasons for objecting to the ci tys rezoning for the scheme from residential to commer cial Too many fine homes would be destroyed for parking lots resulting in the upheaval of many residents says the let ter Chaotic traffic congestion would result at the Dunlop Bayfield intersection with the closing of alternate routings on Toronto Maple and Mary Streets it says Other points include alleged detrimental affects to businesses in the historic centre east of Bayfield Street and the money the city will pay for the project APPROACHED WRONG The project has not been ap proached in the right way by the city Ms CresswellJones told the group If Barrie wants to encourage commercial development it should revitalize the commer cial area around the five points intersection she said The improvement area con tains some of the finest homes in Barrie establishments which would be destroyed if the project went ahead she said The improvement project is proposal that affects everyone Local guilty of indecent assault Barrie man found guilty of indecent assault on male was given suspended sentence in provincial court Wednss day and placed on probation for three years John William Duncan 25 was also instructed by Judge JWP Anjo to take psychiatric counselling if recommended by the probation officer Testimony indicated Duncan picked up 17yearold hit chhiker while driving south on Lakeshore Road April 22 at about 1030 pm While driving testimony showed Duncan told the youth the zipper of his trousers would not stay closed and invited the youth to feel the flap of the zipper in his jeans The crown attorney said Duncan then grabbed the vic tims privates and fondled them fairevents Gates open Tuesday at 10 for the l9 Barrie Fair at the fairgrounds on in the city said Ms Cresswell Jones There has been no referen dum to ask Barrie residents if they want the project she said The city thinks that because they held number of public meetings on the matter thats its all right she said The city was notified Tues day that the matter had been referred to the Ontario Municipal Board OMB The ABC group is the first at tempt to establish rate payers group on citywide basis Ms CresswellJones said An organization such as this is ndeeded in growing city she sai French support school Special To The Examiner PENETANGUISHENE Leaders of two provincewide Francophone organizations pledged support Wednesday for private Frenchlanguage high school here and joined the French community in its con demnation of delay at QueensPark Jeannine Seguin president of Association Canadienne Francaise de lOntario AC FO was the key speaker dur ing the meeting held with area parents who want their children educated in French The decision to build school has been in the hands of Educa action can be taken in in dividual cases he said Then there is the other argument that if you dont like it you dont have to go Another request to install stop signs at all unprotected railway crossings was defeated by AMO dont understand it said Ald Arthur Its simple matter of safety request to the province to control the number of self service station in each city was passed by AMO In yet another move AMO passed resolution requesting cities get more control over motor vehicles in munici palities should be allowed to okay the rogram he said Weve preparing to go to court because we expected the board to decide as it has to go ahead with fieldtesting he said It will make very interesting court case An interim injunction can be granted if the party making the application can demonstrate that the issue is one that should go to trial Cockbum said Once granted it would likely remain in effect until the case is heard in court The board will proceed with its plan to ready the program for further fieldtesting unless ordered to stop through an in junction Jack Ramsay director said During closed session following the meeting trustees decided to appoint committee to work with Cockburn and report regularly to the board Green was hired several weeks ago by STORE to aid its fight to have the program cancelled The organization says the program is pro communist and that the state has not right to teach course on values education to children STORE requested the board supply it with information on the program considered essen tial if proper campaign against the program as to be mounted The board refused saying in formation on the program has been available all along to inte jested groups and will be available again when all revi sions are completed and field testing continues The program as fieldtested in 160 schools countywide dur ing the 197879 academic year Spectators at the Barrie Raceway were shown the wrong way to park during Joie Chitwoods Thrill Show Wednesday The show part of the Barrie In Alcona Beach Heritage church rents centre By STEPHEN NICHOLLS Of The Examiner BARCLAY Heritage Bap tist Church will reopen its Christian day school this fall by leasing the Alcona Community Centre after the Ontario Supreme Court closed the school run in the Little Avenue Church Innisfil council agreed Wednesday to lease the centre to the church at $250 month for 10 months The church opened Heritage Christian Academy Sept 1978 despite councils warning that the church would violate Innisfil bylaw goes back BARCLAY bylaw forc ing Innisfil residents to clean up their yards and make buildings safe will go back to councils committee of the whole for more discussion Township council voted Wednesday to return to bylaw to committee because of concern over part of the pro posed law dealing with water Under the proposed bylaw no owner shall allow or permit the creation presence or ex istence of any swamp waste material or unsafe condition in or upon any yard lot grounds or buildings which he owns rents occupies or has an interest in whether equitable or legal The bylaw says swamp includes aany collection of water which constitutes health or safety hazard of is malodorous or could be breeding place for mosquitos flies or other vermin Coun Kathe Jans said the bylaw is impossible to keep because much of the lakeshore property is naturally flooded Innisfil Township would violate itsown bylaw because township ditches in that area are always filled with water she said Deputy reeve Grant Andrade said it was not life or death to deal with the bylww Wednes day Coun Jack Young said it would be wise to hand it back to committee to discuss the wor ding Township endorses relief Fair attracted race car enthusiasts as stunt drivers many from Hollywood performed feats of daring and skill Examiner Photo by Peter Hsu its zoning bylaw Township of ficials said church and school would be two uses for one site and rezoning would be re quired Innisfil took the matter to court and won an injunction June 14 closing the school Pastor LeRoy Pennell ao proached council Wednesday night and during special clos ed committee meeting the pastor and councillors ham mered out deal said Grant Andrade deputy reeve The church must repair the building to meet fire safety and health standards but the township will repair any struc tural damage All operting costs including maintenance will be paid by the church Heritage Baptist Church will also insure the building The centre is to be used only for school purposes including extracurricular activities formal agreement must be signed by the church and township officials and special council meeting will be held to pass bylaw permitting the transaction said Andrade Church officials are eager to begin preparing the centre because they hope to open Sept Mr Pennell said the building once used as school is well suited to their needs and will reuire few renovations He said the work should be completed ina few days Mr Pennell told The Ex aminer the school will probably have 60 students from kinder garten to Grade Although the church has not advertised for students it has been flooded with applications and its quite likely well have waiting list he said During its first year the school started with 37 students dropped to 33 but ended the year with 39 Studies are Christian oriented and centre around God instead of man said Mr Pennell Students work at their own pace in speciallydesigned workbooks Teachers are available to help students with problems Mr Pennell told council he is grateful and pleased with councils cooperation Youve certainly taken the burden off our shoulder for this school year he said Heritage Baptist Church is trying to sell its Little Avenue property but Mr Pennell said there have been no firm offers town country OPP investigate Midland crash MIDLAND Provincial police are investigating an early morning accident involving tractor trailer that flipped over on Highway 69 about km north of Port Severn The truck driver whose name is being withheld suffered cuts in the mishap and was taken to hospital Police are investigating City policeman injured Barrie city policeman was seriously injured in single vehicle accident on Oro Concession Road about pm Wednesday Dennis Sutton 25 is conscious and in fuir condition in Royal Victoria Hospital suffering from broken neck Provincial police said the city police constable who was offduty was found near the wreckage of pickup truck Police had been unable to talk to Sutton by press time to day to determine how the accident happened From their on site investigation they determined the truck travelled into the ditch struck culvert and rolled over several times Sutton was thrown from the truck in the crash The truck sustained $6500 damage Police said they have not determined whether Sutton was driving the truck when he accident occurred No other passenger was found at the scene Jans visiting townships twin BARCLAY Innisfil Township Coun Kathe Jans will pay Essa Road Admission to the fair which runs through to Sunday is 31 50 for adults $1 50 for students and 50 cents for children under 12 iiitiisu uo an gt Thursday is Senior Itncns Day at the fair with reduced admissron of $1 50 for tion Minister Dr Bette Stephenson since June 13 when the Simcoe County Board of motion BARCLAY Innisfil Town visit to Innisfils twin municipality during her vacation in Canadas west in September Cans topple to tight MD FRIDAY Alit VW 1W7 l030 amr SllllOIS and free hin game 55041611 baking flower and arts and crafts demonstrations will be el Thurs ay evening is KBB Date Night when two can ride on the mid ay for the price ofone from to midnight 10 em Buildin so en Shel fine harness and hackney pony classes 10am Burldingsopen 10am Junior pony Show rpm POD show and games classes for chilren l6 and under pni Ayrshire show special arts and crafts flower and baking demonstra IONS for senior Citizens FRIDAY xli 20 WaJll Burldin so ii iiii0 am Shetlhnt fine harness and hackncy pony classes Clydesdale and commercial horses rpm Draft and commercial ponies Guerney show pm The Paul Caldwell Show at the grandstand it pm The Paul Caldwell Show at the grandstand TIRDAY lti 25 It um Buildings open Ill aim Poultry Show and western horse show 11 am Roadster and hackney horse classes ll am Bel ion and Percheron horses Education recommended separate French school not be The boards French Language Advisory Committee has proposed now however French secondary school with voluntary teaching staff Seguin says the idea has the full backing of ACFO and its 16 regional affiliates This shows that the people of Penetanguishene are deter mined to get their school she said And if they need resources ACFO is going to be Jody Fraser third from the left watches pile of pop cans topple as he readies to throw the ball during the Muscular Dystrophy Carnival at Ashdale Court Wednesday It was Mark Diamond fourth from the left who gave helping hand Mark together with Steve McGreevy and Colin Russell organized day of fun and prizes which raised about $27 to aid in the fight against Muscular Dystrophy About 50 kids attended and from the left are Nicky Ostrom Claire Trevor Kevin Russell and Colin Russell Examiner Photo by Peter Hsu Workers crossing picket line at Radio Shack management ship Council endorsed Wednes day resolution suggesting Simcoe County Council deal with appeals for disaster relief money Coun Kathe Jans however opposed the suggestion that she said means the county will be spending our taxpayers money Tiny Township Council pass ed the resolution Aug and is sending it to all municipalities in Simcoe County for endorse ment Grant Andrade Innisfil Coun Jans asked her fellow councillors Wednesday for any messages they wished to send to the council in Assiniboia Sask Coun Jack Young and Coun Don Koopmans declined but Grant Andrade deputy reeve sent best wishes and an in vitation to the Assiniboia councillors to visit Innisfil During her vacation Coun Jans will attend meeting in the town which is the birthplace of Innisfil Reeve Bill Gib bins Reeve Gibbins will visit Assiniboia later that month Coun Jans will take small gifts to the Saskatchewan coun cil Plowmen holding special day The South Simcoe Plowmens Association holds its Junior Plowing Match and Coaching Day Tuesday The match held at Don Elines farm one mile west of Cookstown is intended to give young plowmen as much ex lpm Wels pony class there help de reev in 525$éimigiztigiyfljmfirm mhogmndmm Herve Casaun president of digger ufdzagtdffiémcgouaw penence and practice as possrble says the association ni iii KramerandtompanyandTheLeahyFamilyatthe grandstand the 5200 member Assocration There is diSpute between never heard of officially apprOXimately 60 nonstrike revel is more efficient for the The group wants t0 enter an interbranch team in the In SlNIMY li 26 Sunday is family day at the fair with $5 adniissron for two parents and two childnn noon Buildingsopcii 1030am Appaloosa show and arab show 1230am American saddle breed Show des Enseignants Franco Ontarian AEFO says there will be teaching the financial support from that organization too Radio Shack management and striking employees as to how many union members are work ing during the strike Jerry Colella vicepresident saying hey were on strike Mrs Lamb says You just dontdothat Earlier this week the union supporters out of 197 workers The union still stands by its figures Strikers dont believe the number offered by Colella and municipality asking for help Instead of sending letters to 17 different municipalities ask ing for money the municipality temational Plowing Match in Kent County Sept 25 to 29 Clarence Fishers farm on the EssaInnisfil Town line west of Holly will be the site of the associatons annual Plow ing Match and Machinery Demonstration Sept rpm Horseshoe pitching thamlais show could send ore uest to he $21k mm 3321 £3 $333133 With the school the parents and managing director says on counted 52 union employees wont go back to work until hey county and haveecili answered vandalsm Charges COS $75 eaCh F5rks are showing they are serious Aug 22 113 members of he who crossed the picket line and get contract Mrs Lamb with simple yes or no he Barrie man who we on rampage of vandalism last results he said Theyre sick and tired of waiting for an answerby Dr Stephenson taking so long union bargaining unit reported to work That figure includes anyone able to work that day have published list indicating adds said Also county representing month was convicted in provincial court Tuesday of nine counts of mischief and ordered to pay fine of $75 for each ust doesnt th ld or heme might be able to Charge esnsayln lmlna In 059 on 01 provi et emunicipality witha Michael Gerrard Walsh 19 vandalized the blic Illltt5iillrrtkull5 uiianlt1 care leave of absence and can be little more money than the in washroom in Centennial Park with damage of $108 sipnuash MW WINNER 17ynthia siniiii Casault said he would take substantiated by attendance diVidual municipalities would ed the store window of Fw Woolworth Co with damage of Martha Williams or Lisa Pearson trJean Robertson SJeaii Robertson 2a Doreen Buu les 2h lrs triiig 2c Muriel llickling he Hotel Itrur the decision to establish the school to the AEFO executive And then well send letter to records Colella adds Frank Berry United Steel orkers of America repre Innisfil co uncillor said the deputy reeve Coun Jans said disaster relief should be handled at the $500 and broke the windows of the Brewers Retail outlets on Blake and Anne Streets with damage of $139 and $215 respectively usch trCinthia Smith every French school in the pro sentative says Colellas figure rovinciai level Section Johntiuuvr $9313 30 vince by Sept Well beasking is impossible even if all BARCLAY Coun Kathe know why two departments are The county gets its money twlgetrzfilcslgstlgrrnszlgoedealghee cars or owl value 3525 and if14 for moral and physical help union office management and Jn wantsto Know Why twoln purchasing garbage bags from individual property He was ordered to pay restitution the rest be cuss Section Some teachers have already security personnel were hlsfll TOWHShIP departments questioned the $800 at the owners said Coun Jans The thetwo othersihvoivedin mes fee pal $233 in said theyd be willing to come counted He attacked Colella paid more than $1000 for gar time and was told the roads province gets its from income 86 gum Rmfijwn down on weekends and accused him of trying to h8g9 bags the laSl tWO m0h department buys all the tax liquor tax and other taxes North timetables read its or Annemtfvn ram Jones The French language com discourage the union members ths tawnship bags The other The province should take it Judi Burton Sr Annetiifien Ethan ran dcr tllttl Estelltlleiitl ti Annitriffer or Jean Robertson Fern Hickling Warren Jones Dave Moore to Phillip Williams mittee said it is important to have the school by September and have started organizing The committee pushed for officials said this week from continuing their fight for their fist contract Only 31 employees official ly informed Radio Shack they company of strike At Innisfil councils Wednes day night meeting Coun Jans questioned recreation depart ment expenditur of $200 for 500 Coun Jans said she wants to departments get their bags from the roads department and it is credited back to the roads department answers to her queries over and set aside money for disaster funds Andrade said it would be small amount of money to each Jans opposed it Students at North Collegiate in grades 10 through 13 may pick up their timetables at the school either today or Friday says principal Jim Edwards After Friday timetables will be mailed out he said it hirinaStrathan iszudmeton ba lt quick judgement in telegram were on strike and another 12 taxpayer to he rsons in Grade nine students Will get their timetables on the first ltolizlitroil flt2 theyk sent Dr Stephenson last have salid theév lWfint cross Itfle tipongoggfgrl 330392813 The h3g5 Sled fiarhggf disaster area pe day September l2 Ediniaiiureitii 1551 Wm wee icket ine 09 says men or cansa municipa roa en Tax erg should fad Monday night at meeting gompany honors their right not MES Said COUh JahS Those and 1h tOWnShIP parks that rnpcfrley because tghey Rescue Squad saves man here 5p° of the Ontario Teachers to cross and will take them bags were purchased to the Neither the recreation co need disaster relief in their own Simcoe Rescue Squad were called lothe Ridge Road about lti Edin nindvflmlvn was Burton Federation at Kimberly Dr back at any time he says roads department That Ordinaior nor the PUth Works area some day said the deputy 5km 935 Barr ahou midnight wedheSday to free man sass zoo Burton Stephenson wae questioned on As far as Gaye Lamb USWA $1000 for garbage bags in the superintendent attended peeve who wastrapped in his car afterithita tree Vlmn idlll1°ndfimn the issue and said she would representative is concerned last two months Somethingis Wednesday meeting Coun Andrade Coun Don Koop Thomas Robert Watson of 29 Baker Cres Barrie and JohnAdnms at Jmniiotwiisun LE havea decision by late August theres no such thing as in wrong Somethre Wanl Jam said She v011ld 00m mans and Coun Young voted to Passenger werelhlured the CFBShv WWW Rurmn or early September ministry dividuals officially informinga vestigalelhal them ThurSdaY seeking endorse the resolution Coun