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71 help wanted THE EXAMINER HAS ROUTE OPENINGS Please fill out the application below and return it to Circulation Dept 16 Bayfield St Barrie SO MUCH MORE THANA BUS RIDE Hostess Service Free Coffee Snacks and more Name Address Tefipflone 7i help wanted COORINGTONNELSON AREA CODRINGTONEUGENIA AREA EUGENIATHERESA AREA FAIRVlEWSOUTHVIEW AREA ORENHEATHER AREA SOPHIAOWEN AREA COOKSTOWN LISLE OAK ST STAYNER THE EXAMINER or Phone 7266539 Age Ws liuzi Iiiririurx Spaghetti House MANAGEMENT POSITION Requires person to train for management posiiiriii Preference given to mature person with high school certificate Expericrire not necessary Apply in person between and iii Ask for Mi Campbell 312 Bayfield St North My30 Experienced READYMIX DRIVERS for readymix company in Barrie Midland and Brad ford area Apply in person to 400 DUNLOP ST BARRIE ONT mm If you want to work approximately hrs daily days week no Saturdays or Holidays hold valid drivers licence over 21 yrs of age pass medical Then we want YOU Call Mrs Sim Stock Brothers School Bus Lines 7285941 TF 2ND CLASS ENGINEER to operate WT boilers water softeners and do maintenance on same Shift work Canadian Mist Distillers Collingwood Ont Phone collect 705 4454690 Mr Alan Lemaitre MyQBJUA UNIVERSITY or college student imp ed in urban reoional planning 1lrilfl business aamlnliIVaifn JTIJrIi geoaraphy politiral sr iinre and or mi merce reau=red frir muriii Ilal iiri ministration position Typinri skills an asset $125 weekly Contact Lniirii writ man Canada Manpower Ciiitri rir Students 725 AND WANTED Experienced term secretary Telephone Mr Crindrr 7266497 EXPERIENCED FULL time sirirt order cooks arr needed for our cafivtnr and also day shift anitor Appiy pm son to the Barrie Wayfiiri Riiiirivit highway 100 between and 79 1i 72sales helpagents EXPANDING CANADIAN Oil Crirnpyiny needs dependable person who can irir Without superVision Earn $14000 pir year plus bonus Contact rustiimins around Barrie We train Write Dick Pres Southwestern Pitroirimi Brampmn Ont LbT 2J0 AMBITIOUS PERSON to sell rustic out door and indoor furnitureon commis iiiri basis Must have transportation Amrin Saturday I0 to or Sunday to Won the corner of II thIliNdr and Ari line Ora Township inext tr Halays BO 76employment wanted EXPERIENCED DAYCARE In tii pm Toddlers to yriar Ctilllrlll superVision Fenced yard Jillflltll ii play Witti References if quUrtrl Pi NH 728 7036 ACCOUNTANT Business mallrtqlf witi extenswe automotive experirnre Sith full time employment in Barflt irin Supervised complete denierstiii Ex perienred in setting up systems References available 778 3N9 MATURE RELIABLE woman will in out babySitfinq Hand knitted mittr frir sale at reasonable DrllS Telephone 776 4967 18 tenders My28 3O 77legal NOTICE TOCREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE ESTATEOF JOHANNA DUSCHL All persons having against the Estate of Johanna Duschl late of RR No Brittle OIIIOIIC IlCd DrLerriber 24th I976 are required to file proof of the dersigried or or before Juir 17th I977 after which rliLiti tlii Estate Will be llxbUTCl With regard only to the claim of the undersigned shalt then have IIOIIC and the un dersigned will not be Itnblr tr any persons rif they shall not then havr llOlCt DATED at Straud Ontario this I7thdoy OIMOy I977 WILLIAM DUSCHL Administrator Byhis SOII1IslIfIlli GIBSON ADAMS Borrrsterstoliriiori 2l7YorigeStreetNrirth riotins ho some with or1 which whose Iciim Po Box 100 STROUD Ontario LOL 2M0 My20 27 J03 78 tenders TENDERS Sealed tenders addressed to the Tenders Clerkf Simcoe County Board of Eduutttiori 99 Ferris Lane BARRIE Ontario LAM 2Y2 Will be received at the Clerks Office 99 Ferris Lune until 00 clock TUESDAY JUNE ldih thefollowing Renovations to Heating System at Codrington Public School Barrie Ont Convert two orl low pressure STEAM bailers to Combination gas Oil Burners at Stayiier Collegiate Stayner Out Install Public Address System at Corpus Christi Public School Penetangurshene Ont Install Fire Alarm System at Mount Slaven Publir School Orillia Ont Tender forms and specifications available from the Board Office MILNE Comptroller of Purchasing WM BROWN Chairman noon I977 for Street My28 78 teridgrs SIMCOE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION INVITATION TO TENDER Simcoe County Board of Education requests tenders from qualified firms for the following Supply and installation of folding partitions in various schools in Simcoe County Supply and installation of demountable partitions in various schools in Simcae County Separate tenders for the above noted proiects erI be received by the Simcoe County Board of Education 99 Ferris Lane Barrie Ont LAM 2Y2 until June 14 1977 until 11 am Tender documents and specifications may be obtained from the planning department of the Board telephone 7057287570 Late tenders will be rejected WILLIAM BROWN Chairman DR RAMSEY Director of Education My28 wrth racks iterns iii sole 79 auction sales AUCTION SALE FRIDAY EVENING JUNE Cl 630 for VALLEY VIEW FARM Edgar and Hopper Lot I2 Can Essa Twp miles north of Allisfon on Camp Borden Road COrisisting of Interiialioriol 9T combine wrth IO cutting head and pirk up MasseyFerguson 34 with 10 head reels swather bat and pick up International 46 balm MosscyrFerguson ph double disk International cultivator on rubber I00 gal pli sprayer With 21 boom and Myers pump International self unloadinq grain trailer I80 bu for 71 tread wagon Turnco grain ho Rubber tired bolster wagon with Io rack 32 hole elevator With horse etertric rnetor sec trons rf barrows International side rake Int furrow irr but trii IIGII plow lrt 3Iu1 for parts I960 GMC play ton trnrlr selling quiin tity of boler twrlti pig IUDfIJl erltlrl I6 Hereford groin rowi some will have Calvert of walr ctoe heifer CllJQS ilftl calves bull calves 350 500 lbs raIws are all Hereford and Hereford ChaiOIOis Hereford registered cow vllll papers JHr Silrrlirier hardtop rarnpui trailer sleeps in good con dition 3O Viking ranqr 20 range baby carriage The partners are qurttiiir tlii cow calf operation and are srt ting up feedlot using illflqt program Larger equrpmoiii ha been purchased to replrirr Than vrill not be any wagon of miscellaneous items so plan to arrive in plenty of time Owners and AUIIOII0I not responsible for irrirlniits or loss Terms Cash or rhequr wrtli identification JOHN BALL Aurtiorierr RR No2Alll1IOfl 705 4354l89 SCL Nr My26 28 AUCTION SALE of furniture appliances TIIISCIIOII€OU OnlquCS IOIOI vehicles etc For THORNTON DISTRICT LIONS CLUB to be held SATURDAY JUNE commencing of II arn Lorated at the residence of Walter McCabe farm miles south of Thornton on Highway 27 Sale includes Hoover washer spin good Viking dryer chesterfield and chair chest of drawers refinished antique drill press cast iron dinner bell I50 lb anvil approx 200 fertcn rails I968 GMC 2ton as is Cyl standard I969 Chevrolet as is 1974 GMC automatic cer tified Partial list only Anyone wan tinq to donate articles phone 45879486 Lunch booth Terms cash VERNON AYRES 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to 110 on May 6th at Ruth and pm day prevrous 269 VICTORIA AVE STROUD ONT Sunday May 29 1977 24 pm and 79 pm My28 Mara Jacks Just to show detente can work these three coexist in relative peace in the Toronto home of Norm Elder Wednes day The snake Is an Amazon redtail boa constrictor Elder EXAMINER WANT ADS the examiner Saturday May 28 1977 21 Minesing Swamp offers something new exciting By BRIAN BAKER MINESING Every time you explore it Minesing Swamp seems to have something new and exciting to offer as we found recently when my Wife son Jimmy and spent all day and drove some 60 miles in and around the swamp described as one of the most unusual and largest in souther Ontario We made our first contact with the swamp on County Road 28 just south of Snow Valley Road traveling north through great Hoot road cut through gravel hills where road sign like in some moun tainous area warns of the danger of falling rocks Here you look out over the swamp spreading out some 200 feet below the Vespra dump and running almost into the blue toward the west in great expanse of forest There are hardwoods in the outer rims on the saucerlike edges aspens and bitches and cedars in the inner ring with an inner core of thousands of acres of black spired sprucw and balsams We turned along the Portage Irails Road to the west and stopped to stu the life along the roadside gs Cattails plume grasses reeds grasses seven feet high with notched bamboo stalks variety of pretty water weeds star flowered golden marsh marigolds and type of wild rice made up the plant life Frogs and toads filled the air with shrill whistling deep bowwave marked the un derwater movement of muskrat from nearby half floating muskrat lodge All around red winged blackbirds rribins thrush and song sparrows filled the air with song RAIL LINE great Canadian Pacific transcontinental freight train mile long roared northward behind fourunil head its mournful wailing sirens seemingly in complete accord with the nature of the Swamp Newsprint atomic products general freight 400 new cars and trucks balers combines and farm tractors refrigerator cars insulatedheated cars chemical cars and piggyback flat cars went racing by Jim my was thrilled so was his dad We had nice visit with Mr and Mrs Harry Fralick who established Portage Trails now under new management For some 30 years they have lived on the edge of the swamp where they frequently See deer right in their backyard and hear the winter night time howling of wolves and ac casionally the scream of Wild cat Although they have not seen one they do not discount the possibility of bears In almost inaccessible places where the creeks overflow nest mallards Juckinthepulpils and pirik and yellow lady slipper orchids have been noted by the Fraiicks but they told us we were too early for the rare lady slippers They invited us to scoop up handfuls of huge acor ns that littered the ground around their house and were already beginning to sprout CACHE OF GOLD We dropped in to visit old Fort Willow surrounded by 21 130wa square palisade if 100 laps sharpened at the top This fort was the end of the NinevMile Portage which starts at Memorial Square in Barrie and was used during the War of 181214 by the British to tran sport supplies to their Drum mond Island garrison 0f Micliilimackinzic The graves of six soldiers are said to be located just out in the bush cache of gold lost after the paymrister who had hidden it for safe keeping died is said to have sunk out of sight down in the nearby swamp At the foot of the hill we noted the old brick kilns probably used when small village grew up in the swamp just to the east Taking the trail down over the NH trucks across the deeply wooded trail to where the military supplies were loaded onto the batleaux in Willow Creek we noted large and bristling porcupine run across our path and up hemlock tree Masses and liver worts encrusted the ground and fallen logs while lichens clustered on low branches and twigs Although showy trilliums wakerobins trout lilies violets and jackinthepulpits grew everywhere the swamp seemed to exert an over powering silence and chill that soon made us turn back FISIIINUSPOT Down Line 12 we returned to Highway 90 and west to the lit tle park where it crosses the Nottawasagu River at this point 30 feet deep and fast Here men boys and girls were casting for trout but here as at all other fishing points found no one with catches only three with lines snagged in bot tom rocks George Crane Schomberg noted that the fish find natural food too plentiful at this time and will not start to take the hook until they start jumping for flies toward the end of May Up the old McKinnon road every day is the best day to ad vertise in The Barrie Examiner Classified Section PHONE 7282414 found while on collecting expedition to South America for Carleton University The dog named Tia is husky pup and the cat apparently showed up one day willing to get shanty Photo just west of the river we drove est the old shell of McKinnon bot to the old overhead sTeel frame McKinnon bridge noon Saturday which serves one home on the east side of the river where the road ends in the swamp We found trunks of big trees swept right up onto the road by flood waters Halfway up the road what looks like part of the river is in fact big oxbow lake left when the river years ago cut new channel hundreds of feet away Here we met Barrie bird wat chers Mr and Mrs Clifford McFadden who pointed out to us the great numbers of shore birds in the flooded fields in cluding greater and lesser yellowlegs spotted sandpipers plovers mallards and pintails We also noted exceptionally large carp which were frolicking in the shallow water sending the spray up three and four feet They told us that other birds that inhabit the swamp or pass through include blue and green herons bitterns sorah king and Virginia rails black and golden plovers egrets wood ducks green and blue winged tea and also resident pileated woodpeckers which are now rare in other parts of the coun try T0 EDENVALE Crossing the muddy Mad River we went through Bren twood turned north and then cut back through the sideroads east and north to Edenvale where we had lunch beside the Nottawasaga River at the ilengarry Landing park at the north end offhe swamp The ironfenced cairn bears plaque stating Here on the banks of the Nottawasaga River LtCol Robert McDoual of the Glcngany Light Infantry built flotilla of boats bat teauxi with which he effected the relief of the British garrison at Fort Michilimackinac in May 1814 He then organized second expedition which on the 19th of July 1814 captured Prairie Du Chien on the Mississippi Continuing east from Rick and Dorothy Balls store and gas station on Highway 26 we turned down the 12th Line of Vespra south and stopped at the Marl Creek Bridge where we discovered layers in the white marl embankments packed with ancient fossil shells including small and large clams flat and conecoiled shells dating back some 10000 years when this whole basin was still lake remnant of giant postglacial Lake Algonquin Grass from the recent flood water festooned the wire fences to height of four feet FROM MINESING South on County road 28 from pretty hilltop Minesing with its churches community center blacksmiths shop honey barn and implement displays we drove back down into the swamp and crossed Willow Creek and three other branches which seem to stand almost higher titan the waterlogged fields and swamps through which they flow Climbing the hill past Millers charcoal kilns and turning left on Snow Valley Road we stop pert under Hydros great nor thern transmission towers to in vestigate an elevated section of the swamp where we discovered in the natural regeneration area lovely white Irilliums blue and yellow violets and many birds nests of last year including downlined gold finch nests Brick in little way grow the increasingly rare wild red columbine In the nearby woods we saw more trilliums than we have ever seen anywhere else My wife Margaret brought to our attention the dainty hoof prinls of passing deer Turning north down the narrow 9th Line we stopped by the creek to listen in on demonstration in beaver trap ping being given by veteran trapper Lloyd Took to his class of adult students under ministry of natural resources program He said that properly placed scentlure would last for weeks and described how modern traps are dwigned to kill virtually instantly By not oveintrapping fair population of beaver muskrats and other fur bearers have been riiziiiitriined through over cen tury of trapping in Minesing swamp SKLNK AHBAG We ventured deeper into the swamp and were rewarded with the discovery of those quaint plants known as skunk wbbzige the first we had ever seen They are like tall bright green lettuce with brown pouch that gives off an evil smelling odor hence its name We concluded our visit to the swamp with visit to Spriiigwater Park on its eastern edge where we noted jays ohickadaes Towhee chip munks squirrel and flushed bandtailed ruffed grouse in the undeveloped natural area In the display area we saw the animals that still inhabit the swamp white tailed deer beaver raccoons skunks cupines fox and the wo ves which gave an upcoming train bowling serenade fitting way to end our VISIL to Minesing Swamp EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 7282414 LL