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76employment wanted DAYCARE PROVIDED Large fenced in yard lunch provided other children to play with Responsible mother with first aide tralnlng Call 421 but MATURE WOMAN movllg to Barrie in near future looking for bookkeeping lob Experience lull set at books to trial balance and office management Avnallable immediately 416 6345044 co ec DAY cine AVAILABLE to are schoolers Lunches provided References It needed Phone 3m 77legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the Estate of George Alfred Johnston late of the Township of Flos in the County of Simcoe RR No Phelpston who died on or about the 20th day of March I979 are requested to file proof of same with the undersigned solicitors for the Executor on or before the 14th day of Sep tember I979 after which date the Estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims of which the Executor shall then have notice DATED AT BARRIE ONTARIO this 81h day of August I979 Messrs Stewart Esten Barristers and Solicitors PO Box 248 Barrie Ontario UM 4T4 Solicitors for the Executor Aul32027 78tenders TENDER CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION FOR SALE DOUGLAS TOWERS ORILLIA ONTARIO CANADA MORTGAGE AND HOUSING CORPORATION SEALED TENDERS plainly marked as to content and addressed to the undersigned will be received up to 200 PM local time September 24 I979 for the purchase of an un completed 60 unit apartment building known as Douglas Towers SE Corner of West St and Fittons Road Orillia Ontario Forms of tender required can be obtained by prospective tenderers at the address shown below The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted Any and all enquiries regarding the project and requests for ap pointments to inspect the property are to be addressed to Manager Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation 650LawrenceAvenueW Toronto Ontario M6AIB2 Au222324252728$l7l8 tiecoming events AIR FORCE BINGO EVERY TUESDAY Deon open 630 Early Ilrds 730 REGULAR GAMES PM JACKPOT $200 Hwy 90 25 klometm WEST of CONTINENTAL INN MTF BINGO St John Vianney Hall EVERY TUESDAY $200 Jackpot MTF EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 7282414 2yearold pacing fast and furious Make Wednesday night your night at Barrie Raceway See some of the most exciting racing ever as Ontarios top colts compete in the richest event in track history 50000 est purse of the Ontario Sires Stakes With that much at stake the action will be 417 nonoeme 72 SPECIAL NOTlCES CASH RATES Notices Engagements Cards of MI soon minimum words additional words ll oanta per word Irina £600 Wm no vane I61 Vane per count line extra 23 cent Curing to $343 per column inch or alibi rths Mondays Child is lair of lace Tuesdays Child is lull at grace Wednesdays Child is lull ol woe Thursdays Child has tar to go Fridays Child is loving and giving Saturdays Child works hard tor its living And child that is born on the Sab bath Day lslair 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 inlormalion for year childs tuture An Examiner Birth Announcement will include the name at your child the day of the week month and year at birth the weight and other vital inlormation printed message can become permanent record in Babys Book or Family Albums The rate for an Examiner Birth Notice is only S5 50 PHONE 728 7414 GOOD NEWS STORY When you an nounce the birth at your child in The Ex aminer clippings ot the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and relatives in those tar away places Place an announcement after birth Call The Examiner Classified 728 24 87in memoriams CUNNINGHAM In loving memory at dear wife mother and grandmother Shirley Betty who passed away August 27th I978 No hand so soft and gentle No heart so tender true No sorrow lite could bring us To equal losing you Sadly missed and tondly remembered by husband Chuck sons David and Richard daughters Jane Susan and Shirley andlamilies SHEWCHUK ALBERT in loving memory ol my dad It broke my heart to lose you Butyoudid not go alone For part at me wentwith you The day you were called home Though absent you are always near Still loved still missed and always dear Forever remembered Lorrie SHEWCHUK ALBERT in loving memory at dear husband and father who left us years ago today August 27 W77 million times We needed you million times Ive cried it love could have save you darling You never would have died Things weleel mostdeeply Are the hardest things to say My dearest Al loved you In very special way it could have one liletime wish One dream thatwould ocmetrue ld pray to God with all my heart For yesterday and you Sadly missed by wife Marion and son Jim SHEWCHUK ALBERT In loving memory of dear brother in law and un cle Albert Shewchuk who passed away August 27 1977 God tpok him home itwas His will But in our hearts we love him still His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away We often sit and think of him When we are all alone For memory is the only friend Thatgriet can call its own Every remembered and sadly missed by Thelma and Harold Mary Jo Harold and tamily CUNNINGHAM In loving memory at dear daughter and sister Shirley Betty who passed away August 27th I978 God took her home ltwas hiswill But in our hearts She liveth still Lovingly remembered by mother Elizabeth and sisters Ilene and Mary THEAKSTON in loving memory of dear lather Maior Roland Theakston who passed away August 27 1976 Gone dear lather gone forever How we miss your smiling lace But you left us to remember None on earth can take your place happy home we once enjoyed How sweetthe memory still But death has tell loneliness The world can never till Sadly missed by Bonnie and Bret THEAKSTON Mai Roland in loving memory of dear husband who passed away August 27th 1976 The world changes year to year And friends from day to day But never will the one loved From memory pass away Always remembered by wile lleen SHEWCHUK Al in loving memory of dear brother and uncle Al who passed away August27 W77 Tenderly we treasure the Dam With memories that will always last in our hearts Sister Lolly Zane Daryl and Mike SHEWCHUK In loving memory of dear brother in law Albert who passed away August27th i977 We who loved you sadly miss you As itdawns another year in our lonely hours of thinking Thoughts ol you are ever hear Sadly missed by Wib Eva and families Highway 400 at Essa Road This ad sponsored by the Ontario Sires Stakes Series Harry Daniels of Regina Beach Sask is reelected Saturday president of the Native Council of Canada at the end of the councils annual assembly As president of the council Daniels represents about 800000 Metis and non status Indians in Canada CP Laserphoto Native council president says PCs recognize Indian rights OTTAWA CP The presi dent of the Native Council of Canada says he expects the new federal government will be receptive to dealing with the major concerns of Metis and nonstatus Indians Things are moving along quite well for new govern ment and they seem to be quite interested in resolving these issues Harry Daniels said in an interview Saturday Speaking at the end of the councils annual assembly Daniels said the previous Liberal government tried to evade the issues In contrast the Progressive Conservatives recognize aboriginal rights and are likely to place great deal of cm phasis on economic develop ment he said The council has been trying to get Ottawa to settle land claims in number of areas of Canada grant special status under revised Canadian con stitution and exempt Indians from game hunting restrictions set out in the Migratory Birds Convention Act Church leaders divided by Lords Prayer issue TORONTO iCPt Religious leaders in Metropolitan Toronto are divided on whether the Lords Prayer should be discon tinued in the citys public schools Spokesmen for Canadas two largest churches the United and Presbyterian churches say the prayer should no longer be recited in the schools which have many children of non Christian faith However spokesmen for the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches and the Moslem faith say it would be unfortunate to remove the prayer from the school system They were reacting to deci sion last week by the Toronto board of education which voted to ask the Ontario education ministry to replace the prayer with minute of silent medita tion Education Minister Belle Stephenson said in an interview Saturday that she would not comment until she has seen details of the request However she said legislation now allows boards and prin cipals to have prayers other than the Lords Prayer recited In their classrooms She said many schools with large Jewish populations recite other prayers Rev Garnsworlhy These speedy colts and their famous drivers will place the track record in jeopardy It promises to be great night dont miss it great drivers and the biggest purse ever combination Top horses winning WEDNESDAY POST TIME Anglican bishop of Toronto said dicontinuing the prayer could lead to more fragmenta tion in the education system than there is now Rev John Boissoncau spiritual chancellor for the Toronto Roman Catholic Ar chdiocese said he could understand the reason for the move but finds it unfortunate Ayube Ally Canadian viccpresidenl 0f the Federation of Islamic Associations in North America said as religious group we are opposed to dropping any religion in the schools MEILUN ort Daniels himself has been strongly identified with all three issues Council delegates backed his stands and reelected him to third term as their president N0 POLICY CHANGES No major changes in policy were evident during the three day assembly and delegates ap peared to be content with the councils general strategy of cooperating with the federal government for redress of longstanding grievances They also appeared willing to accept the notion that changes would not come about over night Dont get me wrong Were angry Daniels explained But we dont harbor resent ment against any person Although the overall mood of the assembly was one of pa tience there were several calls for more action and less talk in the councils dealings with Ot tawa Former council president Tony Belcourt told the group that some of the problems fac ing Metis and nonstatus In dians could be alleviated im mediately if the federal govern ment took broader view of the termlndian In statement repeated several times during the meeting Belcourt noted that the definition ofanlndianinthe British North America Act is broader than in the Indian Act OENTURE THERAPIST Complete Denture Service Hours9am 6pm Mon thru Fri 280 Dunlap St Barrie 7286810 Member Denturist Society Innisdale Secondary Schools Route No I52 Route Description BARRIE NORTH SECONDARY SCHOOL Route No I94 Route Description INNISDALE SECONDARY SCHOOL Route No iSl Route Description Central New Route No I74 Route Description Route Changes No 171 Route Description school Eastview Route Changes No In Route Description Barrie Eastview Route Changes No 173 For further information Dr Ramsay Director of Education SIMCOE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION School Bus Routes for September 1979 for iIs attendin the followin schools Assiklnock Angus Baxter Killarney Beach Cookstown Cundles Heights Goodfellow Guthrie Hillcrest Innisfil Central King Edward Maple Grove Minesing New Lowell Shanty Bay Sunnybrae Best Memorial Portage View Warnica Elementary Schools and Barrie Central Barrie Eastview Barrie North and ALL ROUTES REMAIN THE SAME AS LAST YEAR EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING CHANGES BARRIE CENTRAL SECONDARY SCHOOL Begin at Simcoe Street School Angus west to Mill Street north to Hwy 90 east to Barrie to the school Begin on Conc 13 at Sunnidale Road Vespra east to Conc IO north to Hwy 26 east to Midhurst to Conc south to Grove Street west to North Collegiate Begin on Conc at 20 sideroad Innislil east to County Road l6 north to Conc ll west to Hwy II north to Innisdale then to BARRIE EASTVIEW SECONDARY SCHOOL Begin at County Road 22 south on Conc sideroad east to Conc south to County Road ll west to Conc south to 15 lb sideroad west to Conc south to County Road 20 west to Barrie Eastview Begin at Craighurst east on County Road 22 to Conc south to Old Barrie Road east to Canc return west to Conc south to Hwy west to Duckworth Street south to Grove Street east to Begin at Croighurst south on Hwy 93 to 35 36 sideroad east to Conc south to 30 3i sideroad east to Conc north to Bass Lake sideroad east to Conc south to County Road ll west to Conc south to 20 2i sideroad west to Hwy 93 south to Begin at Conc east on County Road II to Conc north to Bass Lake Road west to Conc south to Hwy ll west to Conc south to Shanty Bay Road west to Barrie Eastview NB Special Noonhour kindergarten routes will be established for pupils who have registered If not yet registered tran sportation will be arranged after registration Transportation for other than Noonhour routes shall be by regular bus routes contact school attending or Tran sportation Department at Telephone 7287570 Forest Hill to as Lake Fletcher Chairman of the Board Minister promises More funds for amateur sport TORONTO CP Steve Paproski federal minister of fitness and amateur sport pro mised Saturday that Canadian amateur athletes will receive 300 per cent more financial assistance than they got under the previous Liberal govern ment Paproski did not specify where the increased financing is to come from but he said he will be looking for more con tributions from the business community and will be tough bargainer with the pro vinces and with my fellow cabinet ministers on behalf of Canadas amateur athletes The member of Parliament for Edmonton North appointed minister of sports following the Progressive Conservative minority victory in last Mays election made his comments Saturday at the Canadian Na tional Exhibition Sports Day luncheon Never forgot Neustodt NEUSIADT Ont CPI John Diefenbakers political career took him far from the place where he was born but he never forgot Neustadt villagers at memorial service for the former prime minister were told Sunday Perrin Bealty Progressive Conservative MP for WellingtonGreyDufferin Waterloo told about 500 per sons al the Neustadl arena that Dief phoned him occassionally to ask what was new in the village The former prime minister was born in this community 70 kilometres southwest of Owcn Sound in 1895 He moved away at the age of five Guest speaker Waller Dinsdalc Conservative member for Brandon Main said The Chief was the greatest MPever He said the two met during 1951 byelcction when Dicfcn baker lhcn opposition leader campaigned for him in Bran don ONE CALL WILL TAKE CARE OF ALL Carpet Furniture CLEANING JOHN DUPAIN Base Bo ++ The APPRECIATION DAY 7284761 Machine Rental Available SIM COE CARPET UPHOLSTER CLEANERS 36 Ellen 5t Barrie This is your chance to be part of very special day in the history of Barrie Barrie salutes rden the examiner Monday August 27 1979 513 Paproski accused the former government of failing to take positive action in assisting amateur athletes do not say that with any malicc to any of my colleagues Im replacing he said They tried But they had bunch of bureaucrats there who were just not aware of what sports is all about Now theyve got minister who is not going to be baffled by all that bureacratic struc lure SEEKS TAX CHANGES The former pro football player with Edmonton Eskimos said he plans to sock changes in tax laws that will encourage businessmen to contribute to athletics Why can businessman write off advertising cxpcn Enjoy The ONLY $1050 +1 Lets all join together for an exciting day down by the bay in Downtown Barrie on Wednesday August 29th AFTERNOON PROGRAMME 115 PM Assembly of Military Personnel and march to City Hall 350 PM SkyDiving demonstration from 6000 feet Target is Heritage Park on the Lakeshore in Downtown Barrie See it all happening in 200 PM Inspection of 200mm Honour Guard and proclamation by the Mayor granting the Freedom of the City 15 PM Parade through Dawntown Barrie approx 1200 Base Personnel 315 PM Aerobatic performance of the worldfamous SNOWBIHDS over Kempenfelt Bay Tutor jets perform for 25 minutes Downtown Barrie This historic event in Downtown Barrie honours over myears of friendly relationship with nearby CFB Borden and demonstrates the highdegree of cooperation which continues to exist between the military and civilian communities of this area db This ad is sponsored by the Merchants of Downtown Barrie Canadian National Exhibition Avoid problems Travel the relaxed worrytree way GO or BUS TRAVELWAYS DIRECT DAILY SERVICE TO THE CNE For schedules and fares call TRAVELWAYS 7264545 Dcpa rts from Continental Inn Rces dilures and not be able to write off his contributions to improv ing our national athletic per formances Paproski asked After all for Canada as am country are therc many olhcr forms of advertising that pay biggcr dividends international ly than the goodwill achieved in sporting competitions He was critical of the lack of scholarship system in Cana dian universities which en courach many top zmndian athletes to move to the United States Paproski said that following the 1980 Olympic Gamcs he would be calling upon all of the various sporting frater nitics to gather for sports congress to discuss objcclivcs for amateur sports traffic and parking lncbdes Return Transportation And Gemml Admssioti