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At Geor ion convocation Scott gets medal Bonnie Scott an 18yearold business administration graduate was awarded the Georgian College founding chairmans medal at the con vocation exercises held Satur day at the college theatre The medal is awarded each year to the student who has maintained the highest academic standing during threeyear program Miss Scott earned marks averaging 86 per cent during her three years at the college She was president of the stu dent athletic association win ner of the Beggs Memorial Trophy and top female athlete of theyear During Saturdays convoca tion diplomas were awarded to 56 design arts graduates 66 ap plied arts graduates adult training graduates 122 business graduates and 85 graduates of the colleges technology division In his address to the business and technology graduates Saturday afternoon Georgian president Wayne Busch described them as part of wave of young people com pleting courses at community colleges throughout the pro vince and now entering the work force This is significant day for families graduates and for the government said Busch You owe society something he told the graduating students Use your education to your best ad vantage and to the best ad vantage of your employer and the best advantage of your country Continue to learn and grow Do good job and do your best Diplomas were awarded to the following students DESIGN ARTS III CREATIVE ART Laurie Lynn rtw Oshawa Rosemary Ilnrrie Frances Mitchell DESIGN ARTS III INTERIOR DESIGN Ralph Mel Gryan Aurora Carol Ann Thompson Tottenham Sandra May Stewart Kirkton DESIGN ARTS III MATERIAI ARTS Teresa Ann Bialecki Oshawa Karen Elizabeth Pollard Collingwood Lorraine Pearl Flegg Timmins Joan Pearl Roach Orillia Jane Shirley Lennerton Alliston Vladimir Myroalaw Ruzylo Welland Kenneth Arthur Loverock North Bay DESIGN ARTS II CREATIVE ART Susan Linda Croxall Brooklin Karen Lea Kaistad Kenya Erica Curtis Barrie Tassia Konrat Orillia Joanne Desjar dins New Liskeard Randall Heinz Pro mm Penetanguishene Evelyn Renate Diemert Stayner Sandra May Seymour Orillia aura Margaret Hair Ajax Ar thur Jackson Storey Barrie Jane Lor raine Huson Penetanguishene Joanna Margaret Van Dewall Whitby DESIGN ARTS II GRAPHIC DESIGN Julie Ann Balkwill Ridgetown Jean Keenan Orillia Caml Maureen Brown Ottawa Cheryl Ann Keetch Killaloe Nancy Jean Brown Ottawa Jim Denise Lichty Kitchener Elizabeth Ann Fisher New Brunswick Sara Anne May Hawkestone Patricia Lee Gallinger Alliston Kevin Harrison Murphy Brooklin Steve Laurie Gilkinson Saskat chewan Sarah Watson Palmer Willowdale Thomas Terrance Hill Barr rie Patricia Marguerite Thompson Bar rie Dolores Holehouse Don Mills Jill Elizabeth Warren Golden Valley Rachel Annahid Howarth Barrie Kathey Annc Wile Brantford Sheryl Ruth Kachuck Don Mills DESIGN ARTS II INDUSTRIAL DESIGN Derek Fenske Barrie Chi Wing Layer Li Toronto DESIGN ARTS II INTERIOR DESIGN Karen Lee Dobson Stroud Sheree Lynne Spencer Barrie Brenda Susan Grant Stayner DESIGN ARTS II MATERIAL ARTS Daintry Joan Chapple Alberta Derek Nelson Martin Nipigon David Robert Dobie British Columbia Robin Christine Michell Milton Gail Ann Knapton Aurora Ralph Maxey Moore Orillia Gwendolyn Joan Maguire North Bay Kathlyn Ruth Starkey Cookstown EARLYIIILDHOODEDUCATION Ruth Elaine Dick Barrie Sharon Elizabeth Ann Lalonde Barrie Karen Margaret Dingemans Thornton Susan Jane Leslie Orillia Thonda Lee Fludder Orangeville Katherine Mary McGrath Barrie Andrea Maureen Follis North Bay Violet Lynn Pattenden Barrie Janet Ruth Foreman Barrie Gwendolyn Elizabeth Smethurst Barrie Mirelle Georgette Girard Cochrane Kimberly Ann Steip Wiarton Anna Charlene Grifr Only items toda City Edito lon Mul rew7266537 fitha Barrie Anne Helene Therrien Penetanguishene Sandra Judith Hender molt Woodstock FASHION MERCHANDISING Nancy June Barnes Wasaga Beach Roberta Ann Ridley Stouffville Wendy Lynn Bileski Barrie Kimberley Ann Stack Sundridge Mary Louise Gentile Orillia Shelley Elizabeth Turner King City Dianne Barbara Howey Barrie Marilyn Maureen Vivian Orillia Judith Helga Podewils Barrie JOURNALISM Diane Frouws Owen Sound William Ernst Snache Rama Philip Andrew Lusty0rillia LAW AND SECURITY ADMINISTRATION John Michael Beauchamp Midland Wen dy Christina Lunn Shedden Katherine Gayle Bridge Lions Head David Nor man Morris Orillia Mary Teresa Coll Oshawa Joanne Bernadine Riemann Barrie Gary Allan Fraser Barrie Rick Joseph Schmidt Pembroke Douglas Glenn Geffros CFB Borden Michael Walter Toop Barrie David Charles God dard CFB Borden Elizabeth Anne Tremblay Bracebridge Margaret Ellen Grummett Owen Sound Jim Roger Visser Bradford Mary Denise Hamelin Midland Danny Stephen Wilson Rich mond Hill RESORT AND IIOTEI OPERATION Terry Allen Nova Scotia James McIn tyre Jackson Blenheim Judith Oynn Bell Thornbury Brian Joseph Kloppen burg Sarnia Daniel Neal Brown Stayner Mona Lucille Laplante Smoothrock Falls Brenda Suzanne Col eman Tiverton Vickie Lee Riddell Parry Sound Randy Mark Crawford Meaford Cindy Teresa Roach Barbados Brian David Currie Willowdale Brenda Lee Seymour Ravenna Michael Brian Damm Toronto Collene Sharmane Shan non Aurora Marsha Victoria Fulford Clarksburg Laurie Elizabeth Soper Midland John Andrew Haughton Barrie Susan Lynn Thomas Barrie Robert Joseph Havekes Mountain Randall Barry Tremblay CFB Borden Brian Leonard Herrmann Collingwood Blake Arthur Vivian Orillia Ronda Dorothy Hewgill Clarksburg Kelly Lee Westbrooke Creemore ADULT TRAINING DIVISION CARPENTER GENERAL Stephen Francis Daniels Orillia Stphen Greeley Barrie Marten John Dekkers Barrie Malcolm Bruce Jackson Barrie Albert Geerlings Thornton Andrew Aylward Weller Angus BUSINESS DIVISION BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Brian Joseph Brooks Collingwood Robert James Hepburn Barrie Paul Ed ward Chagnon Stoney Creek David Roland Lalonne Barrie Fred Hall Elder Barrie Blythe Kathleen McDowell Lisle John Arthur Flynn Stayner Bryan Allen Neely Stroud Kim Sheree Ford Bracebridge Bonnie Lynn Scott Bame Brian James George Barrie Sylvia Lynn van der Hoek Kincardine Karen Ellen Graham British Columbia Kenneth Paul Wise Barrie Timothy Walter Graham Mount Albert GENERAL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING Dorothy Eileen Belanger Hillsdale Ray mond Evain Marchand Perkinsield Elizabeth Elison Boddy Orillia Cheryl Edna Nelles Hawkmtone Marilyn Margaret Burchell Barrie Brian Richard Stevenson Alliston Anne CerA janec Bradford Barbara Ann Thompson Orillia Lorrane Brenda Crowe Waverley Steve Cecil Townes Elmvale Beverley Victor House Huntsville Naomi MeiHeung Williston Guelph Lon raine Edith Jorden Barrie Karen Darlene Wilson Gravenhurst GENERAL BUSINESS MARKETING Mark Charles Keeley Barrie Gerald Fredrick Maw Minesing Mary Andree Kenney Phelpston Janice Marie Ruthven Thornbury Timothy Howe Mar tin Barrie Murray William Smith Angus LEGALSECRETARIAI Debra Joan Broley Barrie Anita Maria McConnell Barrie Beverly Louise Car son Minesing Dianne Carolyn Mc Connell Bracebridge Lynn Marie Charlton Midhurst Lorna Jean McIn tosh Orillia Linda Mae Evans Barrie Kathy Marie Monks Alliston Marlene Josephine Klein Gebbinck Elmvale Sheila Ann Nelson Phelpston Deborah Lynn Lanktree Thornbury Myrna Leona Verwey Barrie Mary Evelyn LeSage Barrie Anita Louise Williams Stayner Agnes Sharon Loftus Phelpston MEDICALSECRETARIAL Karen Marie Allen Barrie Debora Violet McLean Flesherton Nancy Norine Barber Alliston Catherine Ann Pilkey Stayner Irene May Carr Orillia Bar bara Ann Shanahan Blind River Marianne Lucille Fitzmaurice Bracebridge ADVERTISING James William Alphonse Victoria Har bour Karen Marie OGrady Brockville Judy Doreen Gilchrist Barrie Wayne Scott Pentland Barrie Jerry Graham British Columbia Marilyn Jean Stirton Orangeville Karen Marie Jollow Cann ington Wendy Lynn Street Toronto GENERALSECRETARIAL Joanne Elizabeth Baker Banie Karen Leslie James Orillia Nancy Anne Bell Barrie Barbara Dale Jone Orillia Joyce Elaine Brooks Midland JoniLouise Jones Barrie Shelley Jean Burton Beeton Catherine Lynne Klingbeil Bars rie Candace Arlene Byrne Orillia Elizabeth Irene Kozakowski Barrie Joanne Marie Chiasson CFB Borden Cynthia Darlene Lang Tottenham Susana Suet Ching Chu Toronto Jeanette Lem Barrie Shelley Layne Clark Bar rie Mary Lynn Lennox Thornton Rosalie Irene Coleman Beeton Susan Leigh MacLay Barrie Maureen Ellen Cox Minsing Heather Louise MacLeod Barrie Bonnie Marion Crawford Nobel Heather Margarate McClellan Barrie Council agenda light summer must be here Its easy to tell summer is fast approaching particularly after viewing tonights Barrie general committee agenda Train horns to remain It appears Barrie residents will have to put up with train horns blowing in city limitsfor at least another year Don Kirkpatrick deputy engineer said today his depart ment has tried to deterime when Canadian National Railways will install railway signal lights at the Mulcaster Street crossing He said he has phoned CNR on almost daily basis as yet to no avail The city intends to apply to the Canadian Transport Com mission ICi to ban train horns within Harrie city limits The city is unable to because the Mulcaster crossing does not have signal lights It is the only unmarked train crossing in Barrie Kirkpatrick says it would be preferable to see work on the Mulcaster crossing after the Dunlop Street widening is finished Hopefully it can be done this fall said Kirkpatrick The city would then be able to apply to the CIC to ban the horns Just 31 items are on it Numerous administrative recommendations are due in cluding final decisions on traf fic light and street light in stallations in 1979 recommendation on exten sion of the parking meter zone along Dunlop Street for 150 feet east of Poyntz Street will be discussed Another discussion will centre around prohibition of parking on the west side of Mulcaster Street north of Codrington Street General committee will in vestigate installing traffic lights at the intersection of Dunlop and Mulcaster That areas is now closed due to road widening The committee will examine request by Robson Lang Leather Ltd to construct building for sludge dewater ing system The system would help ease the overflow at the Barrie lands fill site when industrial sludge is dumped there The committee will examine request from the downtown board to hold special promo Students hear about working Eastview Secondary business students spent much of the past week listening to resource peo ple from business and industry outline what they will ex perience when they join the workforce Speakers Week was organiz ed in cooperation with the chamber of commerce which provided Eastview with list of contacts During the year the students learn theoretical and practical concepts but often it is difficult for them to get feel for the working world says Tim Crawford director of business education at Eastview The intent of the week is to have the resource people outline for the students case studies drawn from their per sonal experience he adds While the majority of the speakers were provided through the chamber teachers and students also helped find them tional days from Aug to Aug will be examined The committee will look at resolution from Waterloo con cerning cable television com panies The city suggests the seven per cent sales tax col lected from the companies be returned to the municipalities Two groups the Ontario Love Stock Protective Association and Barrie and District Pipes and Drums are requesting grants from Barrie Dianne Patricia Currie Barrie Maria Catena Montagnese Barrie Linda Marie Dauphin Bracebridge Elizabeth Anne Mulvey CFB Borden Dianna Lynn Davey Tottenham Pat Mary Neely Stroud Karen Louise Davey Tottenham Connie Madeline Playter Collingwood Susanne Marie Faulkner Stroud Mary Lynne Poland Bracebridge Colleen Bertha Flucker Baysville Cindy Katheleen Ransbury Tobermory Dawn Wanda Foreman Bar rie Peggy Marlene Roush Thornton Lynda Lee Fox Collingwood Susan Dorothy Seaman Stroud Donna Margaret Gerrior Collingwood Karen June Simmons Bond Head Janice Elaine Giffen Stayner Deborah Anne Thomp son Elmvale Margaret Elizabeth Giffen Glen Huron Patti Lynn Tolchard Goderich Robin Helen Gleason Barrie Deborah Tomizza Bradford Darlene Anne Goodchild Orillia Carol Ann Tomporowski Alliston Julie Maureen Gordon Coldwater Laura Catherine Vi vian Barrie Maureen Ruth Graham Elmvale Anne Elizabeth Walden Alliston Brenda Lee Helstern Bracebridge Brenda Gail Winchester Painswick Deborah Anne Hodgkinson Hawkestone Cairin Kimberley Win Chester Creemore Susan Mary Jacklin Barrie TECHNOLOGY DIVISION CIVILENGINEERINGTECHNOLOGY MUNICIPAL Kevin Herbert Austin Huntsville Robert Gordon Quinn Barrie David Free Collingwood Bernie Jay Still Sundridge Ken Heathers Kincardine Robert Nor man Swain Lindsay Peter Francis Myslin Orillia ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Kevin John Arbour Callander Bnicc Alexander McBurney Orangeville Terry Richard Galay Wasaga Beach Thomas William Moss Midland John Harper Gib son Sundridge Harold George Shaw Barrie MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Randy Clay Dawson Oshawa William Simmons Orillia RESOURCESENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Edgar James Adams Westbrook David Brian Gibb Stratford Michael James Cottenden Barrie Kent Curtis Santo Weston Paul Gerald Ego Coldwater Martha Leigh Thomson Owen Sound CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Sharon Ballamy Barrie William David Owens Collingwood Mark Ernest More rison Burks Falls John Gerhard Van Di jk Oakville ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN John Reid Cameron Stroud Edward Stanley Piekarz Midland James Howard Dunsmore Shanty Bay Steven Michael Shinniman Orangeville Victor Louis Ed wards Midland Welly Wong Toronto Christopher Mark Oschefski Orillia ELECTRONICSENGINEERING TECHNICIAN David George Chartier Collingwood Lawrence James Mortley Val Caron Russell Barry Flewelling Barrie Greg James Reid Orillia Noel David Lismanis Orillia Bryn Ronald Thomas Jr Orillia John Dale Maltby Powassan Kevin Edward York Barrie Terry Robert Maukonen Washago MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN DRAWING Russell Paul Bowman Shanty Bay Bryan Carey Maurice Wyevale Peter John Chalk Keswick Gary John Ruffett Barrie David Arthur Dennis Barrie Murielle Albina St George CFB Borden Iraj Filsoofi Iran Terry Mervin Sullivan Barrie Donald William Haverr son Stayner Mitchell Robert Wilson Col lingwood Ron Doug Knox Barrie SURVEY TECHNICIAN Stephanie Barbara Kydd Sutton Jeffrey Shane Salter Arthur William Earl Reid Midland Paul Martin Townes Elmvale DISPENSING OPTICIAN David Laurence Bett Willowdale Con stantine George Kouvaritakis Scar borough Margaret Karen Blakolmer Oshawa Michel Jean LaMarre Ot tawaCarolyn Helena Briedc Trenton Sherry Lorraine Magill Barrie Lesley Jayne Briede Tweed Joseph Matthews Barrie Ronny CheHang Chan Barrie Sheri Corinne McDonald Gravenhurst Dalton Craig Dawkins London John Stephen Moulton Sarnia Gary Joseph Dentiger St Catharine Gaylen Ogletree Toronto Shelley Maureen Dewell Sebright Fran Marie Robillard Barrie Suzanne Karen Deyo Peterborough Thomas Kevin Rodger Dundas Lance Glenalan Edwards Barrie Bohdana Dianne Soltys Toronto Susan Lorene Fleck Bala Linda Grace Stanton Severn Bridge James Eldon Hamilton Pem broke Kathleen Phyllis Webster Corn wall John Delbert Hamilton Pembroke Orysia Nadia Williams Barrie Steven Mark Kerzner Ottawa Annette Karen Wittek Oakville David Robert Knight Barrie David IRV HARRIS Bonnie Scott receives the founding chairmans gold medal Saturday from Jim Wales chairman of the Georgian College board of governors The medal is awarded yearly to the student with the Air ottock started forces in training The preliminary stages of simulated air attack program known as Exercise Georgian Strike 11 started early this morning at Canadian Forces Base Borden Hercules transport aircraft carrying equipment and the first load of men of the Royal Canadian Regiment from Lon don Ont began arriving around am and will con tinue until about 10 am Tues day said Captain Richard Shaftoe information officer at CFB Borden Capt Shaftoe said the 500 or so men from the RCR represent the enemy who have taken over country friendly to Canada that will be rescued by about 1000 members of the air borne Special Service Forces based in Petawawa The SSF will begin parachute drops of men and equipment at CFB Borden at 930 pm Tues day but will meet no oppositon at the base itself said Capt Shaftoe By Tuesday night the enemy will be in Meaford just north of Owen Sound where the actual battle will take place he said The SSF will complete their airborne arrival at CFB Borden Boo rd chooses new director The Simcoe County Board of Education has appointed one of its superintendents to suc ceed Jack Ramsay as director of education beginning September lrv Harris 55 was chosen by the trustees during special meeting Saturday that followed interviews with shortdist of four Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education and began his career in education in 1950 as secondary school teacher He moved through the system becoming first principal before leaving the classroom side of education around am Thursday and will remain for about two days before beginning the actual air assault on Meaford by helicopter Capt Shaftoe said Capt Shaftoe said CFB Borden was chosen only as the location for the arrivals by air as it has suitable airfield The Hercules aircraft are capable of landing in rough highest academic standing during threeyear program Wayne Busch college president watches during the convocation Examiner Photo fields but an easier landing had been chosen to avoid damage and additional costs to the taxpayer he said Exercise Georgian Strike which was also carried out last year is designed as part of the SSFs annual training cycle and is intended to keep the men trained for war and battle ready said BrigGen An drew Christie commander of the forces The SSF is quick reac tion parachute force made up of infantry artillery engineer ing and medical units he said The exercise is scheduled to last until about June 15 when the forces involved will return to bases in Petawawa and Lon don Ont MNR helps landowners with threatened trees The ministry of natural resources will help landowners market red oak wood from timber stands threatened by an jinsect called the oak leaf shred er Ed Sutherland management forester said today the insect has played major part in the decline of healthy red oak stands in Simcoe and Dufferin Counties The shredder eats the leaves weakening the tree Eventual ly limbs fall off and the tree dies Sutherland said the wood is not damaged until after the tree dies Then other parasites and rot destroy the wood Red oak is major tree species in Simcoe County said Sutherland About 20 to 30 per cent of timber stands are large ly composed of red oak Insecticides can be used to combat the shredder but there is difficulty in getting at them he said The ministry Fire urns local man Barrie man suffered burns to his arms in fire that caused extensive damage to small in dustrial plaza on Anne Street South Michael Schmidt 37 taken to Royal Victoria Hospital where he was treated for cuts and burns and releas ed City firefighters wer called to the blaze in the plaza at 29 Anne St about7z40am Fire Chief Jack McAllister said fire broke out in the unit occupied by Schmidt fire in wood stove ignited oily rags which spread fire to the rest of the building Firefighters report extensive damage to Schmidts unit and to the adjacent unit occupied by ETR Construction Other units occupied by Emerald Landscaping and was uses poison to kill the bugs on county owned forest land but are not able to use it on private land he said Landowners should examine their red oak stands looking for signs of deteriorating health said Sutherland Falling bark sparse leafing branches growing from the lower tree and dead limbs are signs of trouble Areas of special concern in Waterloo 329 schools across Canada Mathematics Contest the 80 percentile level percentile secondary school teams the university for his efforts tion per cent countrywide seizures was injured area Beach about am Sunday landing onits roof town country North finishes moth contest Fortyone Barrie North Collegiate students took part recently in two math tests sponsored by the University of Seven senior students were entered in Mathematics Contest along with 2260 other students from Ian Vanwesenbecck was the top senior student and scored above the Bsth percentile for all competitors Warren Synott placed second among Norths students at Norths seniors finished sixth as Lefroy men hurt in crash Two Lefroy men are in fair condition in Royal Victoria Hospital following single car accident near Belle Air South Simcoe County include Orr Lake Midhurst raighurst and Everett If landowner sees his red oak stands are deteriorating he may contact John Caston lands forestry technician at the Huronia District Office Midhurst or the Angus Work Centre We will help landowners market the red oak material said before its no good Sutherland the Euclid Thirdfour junior students from North were among the 24000 from 1100 Canadian high schools entered in the Junior George Barnett placed third and was above the iStli unit 0t 41 regional Mike Daniels Grade 10 student placed among the top two per cent in the junior contest and earned medal from Todd Raycraft and Steve Sloan finished second and third respectively among Norths entrants Both were in the top eight per cent overall and earned certificates of distinc The schools students as team finished among the top so North was fifth among zone schools OPP tairly busy in Wasaga WASAGA BEACH Extra provincial police officers were called in Sunday to handle li uor infractions in this resort town about 50 km northwest Barrie OPP said about 35 charges under the Liquor Licensing Act were laid during the weekend There wcr also two narcotics Two minor accidents were reported in the area but no one An OPP spokesman said it was fairly busy weekend but the big summer crowds have not yet invaded thr beach Police said Jim Mitchell 22 suffered head injuries and two broken ankles when the car he was drivirg left County Road 16 struck cement culvert and flew 10 metres before Keith Galipeau 24 suffered fractured skull in the crash In 1964 he succeeded Ramsay as the ministry of educations district inspector for Simcoe and joined the Simcoe board when the province first initiated the county board system in 1969 Ramsay told The Examiner he was pleas ed that choice had been made and with the boards decision He announced his retirement from the post during an April board meeting Ramsay has been the director since 1969 Harris and his wife now make their home in Barrie The new director has three children in cluding one in Grade 12 at Central Collegiate and Paving sustained little damage said Chief McAllister The building is owned by Paul Babcock City firefighghters were on the scene for about three hours They left the site about 1030 am planning to return for fire checks later today Chief McAllister said he was concerned about fire spreading in the buildings sawdust in sulation Fire may smoulder undetectany in the material and may break out into flames later in the day Johanne Robberts 19 of Toronto was injured and David Ball 19 of Rexdale suffered minor injuries Robberts and Ball were passengers in the car Local man charged in disturbance Barrie man is charged with causing disturbance and assaulting police officer following incidents outside downtown hotel Saturday night City police charged Andrew Traynor 22 of Sophia St after Constable Al Gilchrist said he was punched when in vestigating disturbance outside Simcoe Hotel During the scuffle police cruiser door was damaged said police candiates for the post Harris joined the Simcoe board in 1969 and has served in various supervisory capacities Currently he is the superintendent of educa tional services and works on projects assign ed him directy by the director Harris also serves as director in Ramsays absence Im really very pleased that the board has expressed that kind of confidence in me Harrissaid today Pleased but little bit scared Id have to say its large respon sibility Originally Kempenfelt cuboree Kampenfelt district cubs held cuboree on the weekend at Camp Wlldmon near Perkinstield Packs from Alcono Allondale Anten Mills Barrie Churchill Dalston lnnisfll Midhurst Oro Shanty Bay and Stroud attended Patrick Trolnor of the 6th Barrie pack is shown how to tie bowllne not by Joe Hadley of the first Barrie pack The cuboree was attended by l8 packs about 283 cubs IO3 leaders and numerous parents and helpers from Toronto Harris has lt1