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vi the examiner Wednesday Jun 1919 Be roud to be Canadians students told Eastview technical director retires Paul Branch technical direc tor at Eastview Secondary School in Barrie since the scth opened in £67 has retired He was honored at school assembly on Friday and is one of eight teachers leaving the school to retire or transfer other schools in Barrie and Simcoe County Certainly it can be said that after more than 12 years of suc cessful operation our Eastview has marked up an enviable record in this community of Barrie he said He praised the schools year book principals choir physical and vocational depart ments in particular Branch who earned distinguished war record before joining ntario Hydro as draftsman told students You should be proud to be ana dians Sometime see students ac ting bit too casual during the national anthem in the morn ing Quite few of you know that ldoiit hesitate to straighten up these students urging them to have pride in our country and the freedom it provides freedom so costly earned You should stand straight chin up chest out stomach in feet placed at 10 minutes to and your thumbs pressing the seams of your pants Branch said Eastview student council presented his wife Phil with bouquet of red roses Metal fabrication students presented him with fireplace tools kindling rack and large metal rack for logs Branch began teaching at George Harvey Secondary School in Toronto then became Planning gala theatre opening Members of the Georgian Foundation Guild are busy planning and making decorations for the July gala opening of the Gryphon Theatres iOth season Guests of honor at the $l0aplate dinner and premier showing of The Rainmaker are LtGov Pauline McGibbon and Mr Donald McGib bon honorary Gryphon Theatre patrons In photo Ann Wilson at left din ner convener and Audrey Macmillion at right decorating convener work on table centrepiece Behind them is Pam Johns in charge of publicity Georgian College dining room at the Barrie campus will be decorated with umbrellas flowers and posters For dinner tickets coll Mary Phillips at 7284302 or Carla Stewart at 72643l8 Examiner Photo Mayes Campbel thathain Baptist Church was the setting for the May lfi wed ding of Mary Ann Campbell and Stanley George Mayes The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Camp bell of RR hatham and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Ewart Mayes of Barrie Rev hubb officiated at the service Barbara Sargent organist arol lunks flutist arol McFadden pianist and Ross Gladstone soloist provided the wedding music Given in marriage by her father the bride wore chiffon and tatteta gown with seed pearl lace She carried bolt quot of pink roses stephanotis and baby breath Maid of honor llelcn Mitciiell led bridesmaids tollcen Pen ncr Sylvia Mayes and Janet tohhaii Flower girl was San dra May cs Best man was Shane Mayes and the ushers wee Murray Campbell Mark Rush and Robert llortc with chfrcy Maidlingasringbearer Out otrtown guests attended from loionto Ottawa Barrie London Burlington Guelph Kitchener Waterloo Braiiialca Kingsville and Oshawa Following reception at the Holiday Inn the couple tlttVtll ed to the east coast for their honeymoon They now live in Oshawa the schools drafting depart ment head He spent short time at Bar rie North Collegiate before ac cepting the position as Eastviews technical director and helping to plan the depart ment He was first chairman of the Simcoe County Technical Directors Council Perhaps the single most im portant contribution Paul has made to education has been the motivation of the students he has taught says Tim Eastview He has always urged ex cellence and has caused some students to raise dieir aspira tions to achieve more from education than they had intend ed Numerous technical graduates of Eastview due to Pauls pushing have ac credited themselves in the fields of architecture and engineering Crawford says Branch has one daughter Barbara and one son who has followed in his fathers footsteps to become designer with Ontario Hydro Paul and By LALDM KRALSE Of The Examiner About two years ago when he put on magic show for the Big Brothers Association of Barrie and District Ron Oliver dazzled his audience but he also was impressed with what he saw He began thinking then eightyearold Larry Um phrey since November The association has named him Big Brother of the Month for June Hes single and lives at his parents home near New Lowell He says his family is supportive of his commit ment to his Little Brother although at first his father Crawford who business heads the department at children Gardeptlqt Insecticide use listed By JEAN GABLE Barrie Horticultural Society Well we have hardly got the garden in when we have to fight the insects Noticed as planted some annuals last week that they were covered in white flys Will spray them with the hose sprayer using liquid Sevin tomorrow Aphids were on my roses and they got dose of Sevin today With this humid weather blackspot and mildew could be pro blem with roses so will spray them with Benomyl Delphiniums and perennial phlox will appreciate some benomyl spray and also bergamont as mildew is bad on them The red spider is real pest to all gardeners hard rinse with the hose will help keep them off evergreens in the foundation planting The birch leaf minor wiich makes the leaves go all brown is in full swing just now Spray with Cygon according to directions even if you did paint the trunk in the spring You can also drench the soil with the solution Cygon is systemic insecticide and is absorbed into the sap and carried to the very tip of the plant For some years have been advocating lsotox as an allpurpose spray but this was put out by Ortho and is now off the market unless someone still has supply on hand However Wilsons systemic spray is very similar and will do the job Always do your spraying when it is calm in the evening or early morn mg Slugs will soon be around to eat your tender plants especially marigolds Prevention is better than cure so get some slug pellets put them under shrubs all over the planted area three to square foot Dampen them little and repeat the process about July and Sept This should keep slugs under control If you only have small area saucer of beer may suffice and this catches Japanese beetles also You can also pick them off the plants and drop them into hot water Dust your cabbagestomatocs and potatoc with the dust sold for this purpose before they get damaged SOCIETY NEWS Sorry the June tour was cancelled Only seven people booked and so we had no alternative The Wintario grant to help our Memorial Fund has been approved The date for dedication is now Sunday Aug 12 at 230 pm The tour of Barrie Gardens scheduled for that date will be held Wed Aug it instead Oro Township Horticultural Society has invited Barrie members to enter in four classes at their June 27 Show This is nice gesture and we hope some will Classes are The Winner your own interpretation 77 In Memoriam your own interpretation Earth Watch mass design using wild material Gentle Flutter line design The Farmstead and Home Improvement Committee preparing for the 1981 Plowing Match in Simcoe County has two classes that could apply in Barrie homes one for the most improved home and one for the most attractive Get forms and details from the Simcoe County Federation of Agricultural office at 7282330 All membership canvassers for the society in Barrie should be finalized by June 15 The next tour is June 24 to the Canadian Rose Show Please dont make me cancel again For details for the hookers phone 7283873 72645798 or 7288248 Our Royal Victoria Hospital badly needs power grass clipper so the society has fund to buy one at $300 The hospital has deficit this year but the grass still grows and this item is badly needed Donations from group or in dividuals may be sent directly to DSF Cameron ad ministrator at the hospital or to Jean Gable 23 Wellington St West Barrie Mark on the cheque for grass clipper Che ques should be made out to Barrie Horticultural Society or Royal Victoria Hospital New RCAFA quarters for Barrie The Royal Canadian Air Force Association 44l Huronia Wing opened its new quarters on Highway 90 near Barries city limits on Saturday The association was formerly located at Bayview Plaza after it was burned out of its High Street quarters The 200member Huronia Wing is one of Phil Branch have five grand about becoming Big cautioned him about the time Brother He was only 17 involved Oliver is 19 years old now Oliver has an unusual and has been Big Brother to occupation Hes Simcoc hobby craftshw at Murray Sowyrdo of the First Barrie Beaver Col ony was one of hundreds of Barrie cubs scouts guides brownies and beavers who attended Saturdays Hobby Craft Show and Competition Murray holding the rocket he made is with his brother Alexander Cub and their mother Shirley Mrs Sowyrda is an assistant leader with the First Beaver Colony Examiner Photo the community organizations which supports the local air cadets At the ribboncutting ceremony left to right are Frank Ladoucer past president Ray McMaster president MP Ron Stewart PC Simcoe South and his wife George Wood past president and Del Kelly past president Ex aminer Photo ocal magician named Bi Brother for June You dont have to entertain youre just companion Countys only performing magician He gives shows at club meetings banquets fairs and malls This week hes auditioning for commer cial His work involves travel but every week he keeps aside about four hours to spend with Larry Larry breaks into wide smile when hes asked about his interests Magic he says Cubs Scouts Guides Brownies What does he think about having magician for Big Brother think its aa alright he says and his friends at King Edward School in Barrie where hes in Grade think its alright too Oliver occasionally per forms magic tricks for Larry but they also go to the movies visit local parks go shopping and just spend time together gift At first tended to think had to entertain Larry rather than just be compa nion but then things eased out says Oliver He explains why he wanted to become Big Brother thought it wouldnt kill me to do something extra to share my time for someone else MATCH APPROVED Although Oliver is young Larrys mother was asked about the match before it was approved There was no problem He says the association checks into potential Big Brothers past to see there is no police record Big Biothcrs are also asked about their medical history Men interested in becom ing Big Brothers to fatherless boys in Barrie and District can contact the association at 7284515 or write Box 261 Barrie nt No man ever stands so straight as when he stoops to help boy says the associa tion Big Brothers are always needed North Collegiate Barrie area Cubs Scouts Guides and Brownies held their eighth annual Hobby Craft Show and Competition Satur day at Barrie North Collegiate Champlain division of Girl Guides and Kempenfelt Bay district Boy Scouts displayed crafts and hobbies Group trophies were won by 10th Barrie Brownies Fourth Barrie Guides First Midhurst Beavers 12th Barrie Cubs and 12th Barrie Scouts Senior branches including Rangers Cadets Venturers and Rovers assisted with plann ing the show The show is held each year to encourage the youngsters to develop their interests and skills in hobbies and hanr dicrats complete badge pro grams and share their achievements with family and friends Cochairmen of the organiz ing committee were Tina Lloyd and Jean Tarnowski assisted by Jackie Pinder Champlain division commissioner and Rick Davis Kempenfelt Bay district commissioner Judges were chosen from out side GuidingScouting for their special knowledge and ex perience in each category KEEP CAMPER HAPPY When readying youngster for summer camp remember to send extra pairs of Shoelaces sewing kit shampoo in plastic not glass bottles and to nametape all clothing and ad dress and stamp stationery at home newsmakers contest Lisa Powell of Barrie correctly identified last weeks photo in The Newsmakers Contest as the steampowered train in Barrie June and won Big Meal at McDonalds if you know the story behind this weeks photo send your name ad dress telephone number with your entry to Newsmakers Contest The Examiner Box 370 Barrie L4M 4T6 Winners will be notified by mail Winners are selected by random draw of all cor rect answers Examiner Photo