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Fwewvivv o+thooxunln0r WJun028 1m To discuss societ 1979 bud et requests County city CAS meeting tonight By CLAUDIA KRAUSE Of The Examiner Simcoe County Childrens Aid Society board members have begun twomonth summer recess bl the boards Don Jackson local CAS ecutive committee will repre director said at Tuesdays sent itattonightsmeetingwith meeting that Simcoe county county counCil In the Marketplace ad of Wed nesday June 27 the Holiday Sale ad should not have been inserted The Examiner apologizes to Kmart and its customers for any in convenience this may have caused Thanks to you business has been very good For your benefit weve reatly expanded our Bales Er gervice facilities As of Monday July 79 your Hitch House AMCJeep has moved from Bradford St to Highway 11 only four miles north of Barrie Gasoline Alley Our new indoor showroom will allow you to view the latest AMC cars and Jeeps regardless of the weather Also inspect our fully uipped serVIce Department staffed by Cfactorytrained technicians We welcome you with pride ere on the Move Barrie CAS has been asked to discuss its 1979 increased budget re quests with the countys finance and administration committee letter from the county coni mittee states city officials are also invited to attend the reviewandanalysis session although Simcoe County CAS has not received any com munication from the city Jackson said last month that the society needs $21 million or 24 per cent more than last years costs to cover 1979 ex penses HIGHER RATES Two major items accounting for this years higher expenses are requested 32percent in crease in board rates to foster parents as well as requested staff addition of 13 persons and staff salary boost of 85 per cent Simcoe County and Barrie have asked the society to reduce its budget by about $170000 for 1979 budget of $1948601 an increase of 141 per cent over last years costs Orillia city council has agreed with the societys re quests Bill Straughan society presi dent says he is pleased that at least the finance committee of the county is prepared to listen Special expenses approved at Mays board of directors meeting included $1105 tuition to foster child for hairdress ing course $516 in dental costs for two children $250 as partial payment to repair vehicle damaged by child $450 secondyear tuition fees at Bi ble college for 19yearold $300 for damage to home and property by several disturbed children COUNSELLING COSTS Also tentative approval was tiven for $300 in counselling ser vices for child Two foster parents were awarded higher board rates becaue they are caring for in one case child with delayed emotional development and in the other case child with severe enuresis At Tuesdays meeting the board agreed to award foster parents $12 day to care for child with brain damage $8 day for retarded 12yearold $9 day for another retarded child and $8 per day each for two girls who have been physically abused and emo tionally deprived people Eplaoes SOth anniversary Mr and Mrs Bert Churchill formery of Barrie and now liv ing in McKellar Ont will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on July 15 Open house will beheld from to pm Friends are welcome Best wishes only Flea market Stroud Curling Club will hold flea market and garage sale on July 21 from 10 am to4 pm on the Stroud Curling Club ice surface Home baking white elephant goods dishes small ap pliances plants books and bazaar table will be featured on Hwy 11 four miles north of Barrie 7289700 726171 Home division RV Centre IIitTéh House Ltd AMC JeeD Sales Service 7261590 Automotive Parts Your totalservice RV Centre Your fullservice AMCJeep Dealer Your manufacturedhome BuilderDealer Where the life style and the prices are right for you BAYFIELD MALL CELEBRATES CANADA WEEK JUNE 25 30 Schools Top Dog Carrie Cox Grade pupil at King Edward School in Barrie was the schools top dog reader in readafhon held in Simcoe County schools to raise money for multiple sclerosis research Through pledges for the number of books she read she earned $55 of about 200 raised by the school Examiner Photo by Claudia Krause Kiwanis to honor first Kempenfest chairman The Kiwanis Club of Barrie reports that Dan Arnoldi Kempenfest committee chair man is organizing gala ladies night on July to honor Ray Marshall the first and longtime chairman of Kempenfest Amoldis plans to invite many guests including Mayor Ross Archer and Helen Cox an original Barrie Art Club representative Harvey Kirck anchor man for CTVs National News will be guest speaker at the Barrie and District United Ways first annual Awareness Dinner Lloyd Armstrong announced Tuesday at board of trustees meeting Armstrong Barrie and District United Way ad ministrator said the dinner will be held Sept 26 at 630 pm in the Willow Room of the Continental Inn Barrie Tickets for the evening which include buffet dinner and chance to win trip for two to New York City are $9 each and can be purchased from any board member Kirck who began his broad casting career in Barrie is cx pcctcd to talk about people helping people The dinner is only one of number of scheduled United Way awareness cvcnts said committee led by Ray Mar shall Ernie Walker and Bill McCreary worked with the Bar rie Art Club on arrangements for an art festival during the summer of 1971 The first Kempenfest was held in 1971 and successful art festivals under that name have been held at Barries Centen nial Park every summer since then United Way dinner Armstrong On Aug 26 United Way in conjunction with The Examiner and Barrie city council has scheduled Barrie Day at the Canadian National Exhibition Toronto Tickets for Barrie Day are $9 and include return bus transportation free CNE en trance plus seat at the Town to Blue Jays versus California Angels baseball game The bus will leave from The Examiner 16 Bayfield St at 10 am and return to Barrie by pm Tickets can be purchased un til Aug 20 at The Examiner am to pm Monday to Fri day and am to noon on Saturdays All proceeds will go to Barrie and District United Way In previous years the event has raised almost $1000 for United Way said Armstrong Now in full swing 25 40 DOWNTOWN CENTRE IIO DUNLOP ST BARRIE 7266300 Ann Lenders Lists facts on alcohol Dear Ann Lenders According to The Illinois Church Ac tion on Almholic Problems alcohol is the No cause of fieath among person from 15 to 24 years of ge Here are the acts In 1976 latest official figures in the 154024 age youp thre were 46081 deaths The leading cuses of death wre ac cidents murder suicide cancer and heart disease in that order But actually alcohol caused most of the accidents and murders as well as third of the suicides Heres the breakdown ALSEOF NUMBERS or PERCENT CAUSED N0CAUSED DEATH DEATHS 3v ALCOHOL 3v ALCOHOL Accidents Motor vehicle 16650 60 9990 Drowning 2090 1442 Other 5576 50 2788 Murder 5038 35 4332 Suicide 4747 686 3261 TOTAL 34101 58 21255 Cancer 2659 some Heart Disease 1072 You can see that alcohol killed over 23255 of Americas youth in one year This is over half of all deaths in this age group RM Of Chicago Icar RS Thank you for the figures im not statisti cian and cant vouch for them but hope all teenagers who read this will ask themselves Is getting bombed worth the risks involved Dear Ann Its obvious you have never known anyone with an authentic case of telephonitis Your comment that he wants to be put in touch with whats happening is pure rubbish He wants no such thing He is enchanted by the sound of his own voice and has no interest in listening have actually dozed off awakened several minutes later and the yakker was still at it none the wiser am not coldhearted person realize the telephonaholic is lonely but im busy woman and dont wish to serve as substitute for therapy Ive said must run now Ill talk to you later The monologue goss on Ive also tried this one Im expecting an important call and must release the line Result Anger and hostility Im afraid there is no way to get away from the telephone pest short of being so blunt that it may end the friendship hate to sound like cynic Ann but the best solution is to be brutally frank and let the chips fall where they may Free At Last Dear Free Thanks for our opinion but there must be more humane way to extricate yourelf from those lonely neurotic people Think harder dear Dear Ann We are fundamentalists and believe the Bible is the word of God Still we do not know h0w to anSwer when our son asks us if his pet cat who died last week will be in heaven when he gets there Can you tell us Hopeful Dear Hopeful In the Letter to the Ephesians it says everything in heaven or earth shall find its fulfillment in Christ So you can tell your sonYes Follys Pointers Windshield cleaner best DEAR POLLY Every time try to clean the mirror on my dresser end up with lot of streaks have no problem with my other mirrors so would appreciate any suggestions JANICE DEAR JANICE Unless there Is some imperfec tion in the mirror perhaps one of the following letters from readers will be of help to you POLLY DEAR POLLY Alcohol and water makes an excellent window or mirror cleaner and does not streak MRS JA DEAR POLLY think car windshield cleaner liquid is the best window and mirror cleaner ever invented Pour two caps of the cleaner in plastic bowl soak soft cloth in this squeeze out the excess and clean as usual Polish with soft cloth and there will be no streaks or spots EVELYN DEAR POLLY Mothers and grandmothers who have soiled stuffed toys around the house will find good way to clean them is to use rug shampoo and stiff brush add bit of liquid disinfectant to kill germs too Hang on the line to dry and then brush to fluff up Marge DEAR POLLY Those who have small children and floor fans can make things safer by having screen wire cut to fit inside the front and rear panels Attach to the panels with tiny wire or tape and put panels back in place This saves little fingers CHERYL DEAR POIIY Do take plugin night light on your next trip This makes it much easier to find the bathroom or telephone in an unfamiliar motel room in the middle of the night When rolling pastry between waxed paper always sprinkle the work surface with few drops of water so the paper does not slip when you are rolling out the dough To start fires in your fireplace more easily stuff empty milk cartons with newspaper poke holes in the sides of the carton and place under the wood and ignite LUCILLE engagemeht BesseyRak Mr and Mrs Earl McCarthy of Barrie announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Lynn Bessey to Bruce Wayne Rak son of Mrs Jean Stewart of Oro Station The wedding is to take place on July 28 at pm at Central United Church Barrie Stelngard Photo Tingo game Strawberry supper strawberry supper will be held today at Holly Community Centre beginning at 530 pm Admission is $4 for adults $2 for children and free for preschoolers For tickets phone Florence DOWmng at 7285614 The Knights of Columbus will hold bingo game to raise money for the Canadian Ar thritis Society on July at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall 410 St Vincent StBarrie The early bird game starts at 730 pm and the regular game at8pm