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MGMHM arrr awrymar To discuss Penetang French school Flacboard agree to meetng By TERRY FIELD Of The Examiner committee comprised of eight school board trustees will meet with officials from the ministry of education and Sim coes French Language Ad visory Committee concerning the French language instruc tional unit being proposed for Penetanguishene The action Wednesday by the Simcoe County Board of Educa tion wa spurred by the latter today City tailor Lon Mulgfew72676537 from Ontarios Minister of Education Dr Bette Stephen son have asked represen tatives of my ministryto meet withthe Simcoe County Board of Education to review to Penetanguishene It is in ex pectation that theBoa will invite representatives of the French Language Advisory Committee so that its concerns may be placed before my of Bus proposal worries township business may end up in Barrie By NANCY FIGUEROA Of The Examiner BARCLAY proposal by Transtario Bus Lines Inc Bradford to extend services from Innisfil Township to Bar rie shopping areas would fun nel shoppers out of Innisfil and into the Bayfield strip says Reeve William Gibbins hearing by the Ontario Highway Transport Board will be held Monday at the Innisfil township office to discuss the proposed extension The extension said Gerald Bolton owner and operator of money in the meters Council decided to reverse posal Limo service starts service on its inaugural run The service is free to Pavlik Kempenfest weekend planning cond phase were actually sold subscribe to the water system satisfactory offer Barrie ty Board of Education Superior Bus Sales was the day The buses will cost Simcoe the ap District Fire Department Reynolds is second captain rie bound ane about 11 am The accident is under investi town country Council board meet on parking General committee has agreed to meet with the downtown board to discuss parking meter enforcement The decision was reached at the meeting Monday The board will likely be discussing alternate means of en forcing metered parking downtown When new meter rates came in last year council announc ed its intention of giving tickets to motorists whose cars were parked in downtown zones longer than two hours The tickets would come regardless of whether or not there was hearing objections from number of residents on the pro Maude Kourys Steak House on Collier Street will in troduce one of kind service May 14 The service includes pick up and return of patrons in chauffeur driven silvergrey cadillac says Flory Pavlik of FPA Group Marketing and Advertising Agency Barrie The cadillac equipped with bar stereo and television is available to all clients who have dinner reservations at Maude Kourys The service feature and is not just promotional gimmick With the service patrons wont have to worry about drivlt ing home if theyve had too much to drink he said You wont have to worry about losing your licence said Pavlik Mayor Ross Archer and his wife Marie will use the patrons and will not increase the price of dinner Dinners will still start at $595 Kempenfest bus approved General committee has agreed to supply bus servic from Molsons Park to Centennial Park during the August The request came from Kempenfest committee and was for the purpose of accommodating residents coming to and from the dog show during the weekend The committee has been asked to subsidize the arrange ment which is estimated to cost about $250 Midhurst getting new well Vespra Township council approved Monday utilities committee recommendation to begin plans for second well for the Midhurst water system The well with additional pump house will serve homes in the proposed second phase of the towns Kashidonca subdivi sion but is not likely to reach completion until late 1980 said Bob Byers the townships building inspector Council also agreed to tender hydrological tests to locate suitable water supply which is the first step in the wells Reeve George Buie expressed concern over planning for the wells installation until the lots in the subdivisions se Recve Buie said Midhurst cond well if the second phase lots are not sold Thornton school for sale The Simcoe County Board of educations school and schoolsite in Thornton will be sold if buyer makes Simcoes area five committee recommended the action after reviewing growth projections at the areas schools and finding that the Thornton School was no longer needed The board acted on the recommendation during regular session Wednesday at the Education Centre Ferris Lane Bus contract awarded Weston Ontario company has been awarded the contract to supply four 72passenger school buses to the Simcoe Coun board made the decision during regular session Wednes $lS000 less than had been allocated in the budget for 1979 The four will replace other board vehicles lnnisfil appoints new chief BARCLAY lnnisfil Council has confirmed and endorsed pointment of new officers for the Cookstoun and Donald Barratt has been named fire chief Emory Bass ingthwaighte is deputy fire chief Coates is secretary treasurer James Reynolds is first captain and Fredrick Transit study recommended General committee has recommended the city proceed with $32000 downtown area transportation update The ministry of transportation and communicatons offers 75 per cent subsidy for the study Read Voorhees and Associates Ltd will do the work Local man hurt in crash Barrie man is in Satisfactory condition in hospital today after the car he was driving was destroyed in collision Wednesday morning on Highway 27 about km north of Bar Ronald McKay 45 of 53 College Cres was admitted to hospital and his passenger Ronald Hoare 44 of Maple Ont was treated and released from Royal Victoria Hospital McKays car suffered $6000 damage when it collided with truck driven by Ross Leonard 28 of Wyevale in the north Leonards truck had $600 damage said police Transtario is to service Fen nell Gilford Gilford Beach Bayview Beach Lefroy Chur chill Bell Ewart and Stroud residents to and from Barries shopping areas While agreeing in principal Wednesday with the proposal council said the company should offer services for those wanting to travel from one area of the township to another Coun Kathe Jans who was in favor of the proposal said it Would be great for people who didnt have access to car She said if something happened to her husband and she couldnt its position however after says Pavlik has safety residents who already might have to pay for the se low bidder among five The Countys board $75000 some ation aw get around she would definite ly use the service She said however If something is available to me here in the township wouldnt go into Barrie for it but that should be choice of the peo ple BENEFITS SENIORS Coun Jans said the service would be beneficial for senior citizens Coun Jack Young said he was not opposed to seeing the service established But said We should have service that serves the township of In nisfil He suggested the ser vice could be more beneficial to the community if the service was different Bolton said he had the sup port of many township residents for the service The people tell us they need this ser vice he said He said the bus would stop at the Barrie bus depot Royal Victoria Hospital and at various shopping area in Barrie The service which would operate Tuesdays and Thursays would often be used by people with doctors and dentists ap pointments He said his buses already operting in the area are well travelled particularly during the winter At least six people trip use the existing service to get to Royal Victoria Hospital he said The proposed service due to the shortage of fuel and the high cost of automobiles would be important to township residents says Bolton Henry Barron president of the Innisfil Chamber of Com merce said he is very concern ed about the introduction of the proposed service It would tke people out of the township to do their shopping he said The Ontario Highway Transport Board will review the proposal in public hearing at 10 am in the lnnisfil council chambers Proposed disco causes concern Some Innisfil residents are worried about restaurant motel facility hostelry pro posed for Concession Six in In nisfil Township At special public meeting of the lnnisfil Planning Board seven people who live close to the proposed site expressed their concerns Mr and Mrs Ornstein who live at the north east cor ner of Highway 11 and Sixth Concession Road said they did not object to the proposal outright They are concerned however about noise from the proposed facility Plans for the facility indicate an area for disco and for out door dining Noise could be problem said Mrs Ornstein The distance between the nor thern limits of the Ornstein pro perty and the southern limits of the property for the proposed facility is about 350 ft Miroslav Cemas and Fred Roman representing the pro posed development said con struction will begin as soon as approvals including an official plan amendment and freestanding zoning bylaw are obtained Commencement and comple tion dates are difficult to establish said the developers They told residents they did not anticipate noise problem with the disco because it would not be on street level Filling out applications has to be the most boring thing students have to do next to go ing to history class on 18th century Russia But it is one of the most important tasks Do ing it right is half the battle of getting the job The first step is to read the application form This is pro bably the most forgotten step It helps to know in which direc tion you are headed before finishing the form and finding out you were supposed to fill out only the top part Step two is remembering to print Use extreme care and consideration since how the ap plication looks reflects upon the applicant If an employer cant read your name address or telephone number you might as well say goodbye to the job Besides most employers think that if the application is sloppy so is the applicant Step three is realizing that filling out the form is not race against the clock You dont get points for writing faster than the secretary can type Take your time Fill out all parts of the application that apply to you as thoroughly as you can Dont embellish previous work experience but rather tell it like it is in the best language you can ATTACHED RESLM If you have resume which anyone seriouslv looking for Mrs Ornstein said the facili ty could create an influx of commercial businesses in the area and said that would not be compatible with existing rural uses The planning board said however it is not their plan to permit an influx of commercial development in the area Mrs Ornstein said the development would add to high traffic volume along the con cession roads Cemas disagreed however and said growth cannot be stunted just because it may result in some change Jury returns TORONTO Staff The jury returns to the courtroom at 230 pm today for the second degree murder trial of Brian Gerald Laurier and Gwendolyn Judith Wilson Trial began April 30 with jury selection but jurors were dismissed immediately after selection Laurier 21 of Barrie and Wilson 19 of Oro Station plead ed not guilty to theDecember 1977 murder of 15yearold William Hughes of Toronto Hughes was stabbed after he and friend accepted ride from couple they met on downtown Yonge Street outh and jobs How you apply as important as who you are job should have ask that it be attached to the application form If possible return the ap plication and the resume to the personnel manager Ask to speak to him or her for few minutes about the opportunities that are available in the com pany Show some interest in working Employers want to see young energetic and in terested potential employees Remember employers watch you from the minute you step into the office They look to see how you are dressed how you speak to others and whether or not you show some initiative by coming to see about job open ings that are not advertised An application form is not just the piece of paper on which you put your name address and other pertinent facts but rather it is the total process of coming to the employer asking if there are any opening and filling out the application The employer hires all of you not just our handwriting or ability to fill in forms but they may be the deciding factor Show the employer the total you with your application JOB VACANCIES Fully qualified swimming in structors lt Fulltime counterperson Cocktail waitress Fulltime babysitters Resoure technologist Civil engineering student ficials The letter also says Any decisions about the construc tion of new school facility must be taken by the board Stephensons letter was sent in answer to request for meeting with her made by the French languag committee several weeks ago The committees letter con firmed its commitment to separate and distinct school for the areas French speaking high school students Without the school the committee says the French community will not survive WILL CONSTRUCT The board has said it would construct an annex to the ex isting high school for use by the French community It represents compromise to many trustees who say he number of students who would use the new facility does not justify the project Stephensons letter does not outline what role her officials are to play in the discussions Dr Germain Gauthier chair man of the French language committee told The Examiner this week he was pleased with the ministers action The com mittee wants her to intercede and if necessary act unilaterally to build the new school Its form of intervention What is happening is the best thing The ministry if review ing the situation and promoting discussion Midland trustee John Mc Cullough chairman of the com mittee would not comment Wednesday beyond saying he would tal with the ministry He did say he could only assume the ministry of ficials would adopt the role of mediators The French language com mittee charged under the Education Act with advising the board on matters concern ing the French minority decid ed in favor distinct building in December of 1977 CONTINUED TALKS Talks had continued until an apparent stalemate was reach ed in March of this year At that time the committee decided to ask Stephenson for meeting Complicating matters further the ministry has set aside $2 million for the construction of French language instructional unit for the Penetangushene area in 1980 McCullough has said the money enough to build small but distinct building represents commitment by the province to new building spokesman for the ministry told The Examiner the $2 million was rough figure that could be altered when the board makes its request McCullough said Wednesday the meeting could take place May 31 but that has not yet been confirmed Trustee supports separate school At least one trustee with the Simcoe Board of Education is willing to support the construc tion of separate facility for Penetanguishenes French speaking high school students if the province is willing to pay for it Dr William Ives Stayner told The Examiner he would go along with building separate school if the province paid the bill The ministry of education has said $2 million has been set aside for French language instructional unit for Penetangushene for 1980 Ives also said the availability of funds might change the mind of the board It decided to con struct an annex to the existing high school for use by the French community If the government is going to give the $2 million and buys the land Im sure the board will go for that French speaking students at tend French public school but go to Penetanguishene Secon dary School from there Ives said the board has balk ed at building separate facili ty because there are not enough students to justify its construc tion and an annex would be con siderably cheaper The French language com mittee wants the French stu dent to attend school in settingdominated by French to ensure the maintenance of the language and culture Choosing books difficult With only $3 to spend Debbie Maison i3 found it hard to choose the books she wanted at Wednesdays book sale at Allendale Heights Public School The books on sale were for pleasure reading Debbie who loves to read said she wished she had $300 to spend on books Examiner Photo Committee considering briefs decision later With some 12 briefs to go through and three meetings to reflect upon it will take the Simcoe County Board of Educa tions moral education commit tee some time to make recom mendations concerning the human relations program says its chairman would doubt very much lexaminerguy When Larry isnt working at Molsons Brewery hes usually involved in sportshockey in the winter and swimming in the summer The nineteen yearold main interest besides sports is of course girls Examiner Photo that we could come up with anything final after meeting oncei Stewart Fisher lnnisfil trustee told The Examiner Wednesday The view is shared by com mittee members Alvin Gravelle of Tiny Township and Allen Fisher of Barrie Its going to be utterly im possible to deal with all that at one meeting Fisher said The committee has scheduled meeting for May 24 to discuss the briefs received during three meetings concerning the pro gram held at Central Collegiate since May Chairman Fisher said he was pleased with the publics response think we saw the extreme left and the extreme right My greatest concern is that we might fall into situation where the course through the board acting on the criticisms presented becomes watered down Police charge local youths Two youths were arrested by city police Wednesday charged with weekend breakin at Lafayette Restaurant Dunlop St Police said Kenneth John Medhurst 17 of 23 Heath St and Raymond Todd Tomson 16 of no fixed address are in custody awaiting bail hearing Friday Someone broke into the restaurant Sunday and took cash Principals appointed Three viceprincipals from within the Simcoe County Board of Education have been appointed principals of schools in area four Collingwood Betty Sale has moved to Byrnes Ave Public School from Prince of Wales Barrie Gary Christopher will assume the job at Duntroon Central He was at Alliston Union If it gets watered down too far would question the value of putting it into place Fisher said The program written county teachers is being fiel tested in 160 classrooms throughout the county Full im plementation was to take place this fall but reaction from the public and doubts in the minds of some trustees have altered the schedule Its debatable now what time frame were going to use to implement the whole pro gram Gravelle said Those who presented briefs expressed many valid con cerns he added Councfl petitions wrong minister It was case of mistaken identity Seven members of Barrie ci ty council signed petition Monday asking for provincial government inquiry into the ac tions of the Barrie police com misswn The petition was addressed to Frank Miller Ontario treasurer Ald Gord Mills brought the petition to Toronto Tuesday but was informed that Tom Wells minister of intergovern mental affairs was the man to whom the petition should go Ald Mills told The Examiner the petition was handed over to the executive officer who said Wells would be immediately advised of the situation Wells was in Quebec City at the time The petition asks for an in quiry into an alleged conflict of interest between Eldon Greer commission chairman and an alarm company he owns stock in The company Georgian Protection Services Ltd has about 100 alarms at the police station Matice convicted sentencing May 22 RIIIIA iSpecial Robert Andrew Matice 20 has been convicted on charges relating to the March 26 hostagetaking incident in which young Orillia mother and her 10 monthold daughter were held at gunpoint for several hours Matice pleaded guilty in pro vincial court here Wednesday to charge of break and enter with intent and to use of dangerous firearm He will be sentenced May 22 after preparation of pre sentence report Court was told Matice ar rived at an Olive Crescent apartment at pm March 28 and aked woman who answered the door if her hus band was home When she said he was not Matice forcibly entered the apartment and took 22calibie rifle from guitar case he was carrying Matice then locked the door and sat with the rifle across his knees in front of the television set He repeatedly told the woman he could kill her easily but said he would not harm her baby Police said Matice kept poin ting the gun at the television set saying At one point he actually fired shot into footstool then calmly reloaded the rifle At about 545 pm the womans husband returned home and Matice told her to answer the door With her baby in her arms and Matice poin ting rifle at her back she ran into the hall and the three escaped Neighbors in nearby trailer park notified police By the time police arrived Matice had fled He was later arrested at his home where two guns wer seiz ed