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flaws 453 Hugh 71 help wanted MANAGERmadIes wear store in Ben rie Sales ability necessary should be able to take charge of staff and sales Apply by phone to Mr Robert 705728 FASHION TWO TWENTY BEAUTY CONSULTANTS required full or part time for an expanding company Must be pleasant and mature Full train ing provided For appointment please contact Mr Stokes25 3220 WAITRESSWINTER for TuilTorBari time work evenings and weekends Training provided Please call Howard Johnsons 726 9641 cooxs ANoolsvaAsilER lorslifii mer camp north of Bracebridge Cali Mr Fellus 705 7693601 FULL TIME Switchboard Operator no experience necessary will train Please apply in person to the Holiday Inn Bar rle LIVE IN COMPANION required to cook meals and do tight housekeeping Lovely home Telephone 7283557 EXPERIENCED DERYWALLpapers to housework Telephonegt72tit3902 $5 AN HOUR to start National mer chandlsing company requires several people to work in its Barrie branch office display department Fulltime part time Car needed Call 7373950 Mr Taylor EXPERIENCED service manager Tor progressive Barrie automobile dealers slllp Salary bonus company car and other benetits Call 7261711for appoint ment 72sales helpagents EXPANDING CANADIAN Oil Company needs dependable person who can work without supervision Earn 514000 per year plus bonus Contact customers arouan Barrie We train Write Dick Pres Southwestern Petroleum Brampton Ont L6T 2J6 76employment wanted EXPERIENCED DAYCARE Full time Relorences Toddlers to live years Can slant supervision in fenced yard Children to play with Allandale area Phone 728 7086 EXPERIENCED REGISTERED NURSE available for private nursing Hourly or daily Own transportation Ap ply in confidence to U92 The Examiner WELL ORGANIZED COUPLE with family looking for superintendent career Phoneaam 9pm 7269291 REOIsTEREDNuRSE willprovideiday care in own home Allandale Heights from September Telephone 737 3930 BOOKKEEPER 20 retail Accounts receivable payable payroll trial balance cash control etc 705 361 1587 COUPLE will look after rarm or estate in exchange for tree rent and small re nluneration Phone 705 778 6459 JOHN DEERE CRAWLER LOADER YARD BUCKET Will level and backfill load manure clear land REASONABLE 4362309 TThSAu13 77 legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the ESTATE of JOHN ALLAN PORRITT late of the Township of Vespra in the County of Simcoe CNR Cashier who died February 17th 1977 must be filed with the undersigned on or before August 17th 1977 thereafter the undersigned will distribute the assets of the said Estate having regard only to the claims then filed DATED June 16 I977 LOUIS WILLIAM GAULT Executor co SMITH McLEAN Barristers Solicitors Box 515 Barrie Ontario Jy29Au613 tenders 79 auction sales 79 auction sales Gearge Pifher Auctioneer Appraiser 7264841 We Invite Your Trust SATURDAY JULY 30 CANCELLATION The GEORGE BOYCE Livestock Auction at Feversham has been cancelled until further notice MONDAY AUGUST IST CHURCH AUCTION SALE MONDAY AUGUST 1st at 1100 am sharp for JUBILEE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BUILDING FUND To be held at the Brockwell Used Car Lot east end of Stayner on Hwy 26 Sale of housefurnishings antiques and whathaveyou Lunch available THURSDAY AUGUST 4TH FARM MACHINERY AUCTION SALE THURSDAY AUGUST 4TH at 1230 pm sharp for ALEX WILSON at lot 13 conc Nottawasaga Twp Ia miles north and IV miles west of Creemore Ont Sale of full line of high class farm machinery incl tractors full line of haying harvesting corn and tillage equipment incl Int No 574 574 tractor and HD loader Nuffield 465 Cockshutt 550 etc Case No 660 SP combine NH SP 10 ft swather Trax No 900 forage har vester Kools blower Rex HD forage wagons Hydren plow 10 ft wheel disc 11 ft cultivator No 56 Int row corn planter NH mixmill WH manure Spreaders grain and hay elevators etc baled hay and 108 acres of choice mixed grain Terms cash Farms sold All machinery in excellent condition TREMENDOUS ANTIQUE AUCTION SAT AUG 6th at 1030 am Sharp for GARY BEACOCK at 112 Yonge St South Barrie Ont mile south of Barrie Ont No II hwy Sale of all antique furniture collectables antique glassware china Brass copper silver collec table bottles lamps lanterns cracking sod irons trunks brass bed clocks iron pcs wood stoves copper boilers kettles cap tains rocking pressback lodge chairs ice cream parlor chairs hutches pine cupboards gate leg drop leaf tables old sealers crank telephone harvest table washstands dressers wicker some modern items Terms cash no reserve George Pifher acc tioneer Phone 7264841 WED AUGUST 10TH at 530 pm sharp at 538 Hurontario St Collingwood Ont Tremendous antique furniture auction sale for MR JOHN PEARCE MRS WINIFRED DON MCALISTER SATURDAY AUGUST 13TH LARGE FARM AUCTION SALE SATURDAY AUGUST 13TH at 1100 am sharp for NORMAN MILLER at lot 20 conc Nottawasaga Two miles straight south of Stoyner Ont on County Rd No 13 or the Airport Rd Sale of all high class farm machinery incl trac tors one 990 David Brown with cab one MF No 35 and loader full line of haying and cultivation equipment New Holland No 975 self propelled 12ft combine like new Owatona No29 SP swather NH No 268 baler Int No 1150Mixmill NH 135 bus manure spreader Gehl forage blower 150 hogs incl 15 sows boar and pigs 30 head of cows and calves mostly Hereford baled straw housefur nishings incl Antiques Terms cash or approved cheque Farm sold George Pifher Auctioneer GEORGE PIFHER Auctioneer 102 Nelson St BARRIE Ont 7264841 Clip this ad for future reference or to send to friend 29 The dollar caller 7280744 FTF 78 tender Ontario Government Tender PAINTING CONTRACTORS Exterior Painting of Various Buildings at Hendri Forest at ANTEN MILLS Ont 67111 Exterior Painting and Textured Coating of Four Duplexes at the Adult Occupational CentreEDGAR Ont 67192 MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Supply Install New Ho changer at the Southern Research Station MAPLE Ont 67179 GENERAL CONTRACTORSLOCKSMITHS Supply Install Hardware on Building at the Mental Health Centre in PENETANG Ont 67147 Separate Individual Sealed Tenders will be received until 200 pm local time on FRIDAY Combined Tenders will not be accepted Tender Documents may be obtained from the Ontario Ministry of Government Services Georgian Bay Regional Of fice 24 James Street East PO 6K7 NOTE For Further information regarding the Tenders please call Mr Mclsaac at the above address Telephone No 705 8257403 The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted Ministry of Government Services Ontario straw mixed grain For CLIFFORD GRIGG located dining room table w5 leaves chairs china cabinet treadle drill MH 13 run seed drill Water Tank and Heat Ex notices The next regular meeting of Vespra council will be held in the council chambers Tuesday August 1977 atBOOam WILSON CLERK NOTICE deadline for classified word ads pm previous day noon Saturday CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECT PHONE 7282414 Classified advertisements and notices for these pages must be received by pm day preceding publication with the 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quires ad advertisers lo kindly recheck their advertisement immediately after first Inser tion in order that any error or omission may be reported before am in order that same may be rectified for the following day publication The Examiner is responsible for only one Incorrectly printed insertion of any advertisement and then only to the extent of portion of ad that involves the misprint Er Jy29 rors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement are not eligible for correc tions by make goods The Examiner reserves the right to classify revise or reject any want ads PHONE 7282414 79 auction sales CHER COL WIL AUCTIONEER APPRAISER BARRIE ONTARIO 7268904 Selling Successful Sales Since 1957 SATURDAY JULY 30 AT 1230 NOON For GOUGH located mile east of Hwy 93 of Crown Hill Cloverleaf on Hwy 11 Sale of high class farm machinery tillage seeding hay harvest equipment allin real good condition Some household items antiques from Century Farm Qty of baled hay WEDNESDAY AUG AT 1230 NOON miles west of Elmvale on Hwy 92 then mile north to Con 10 Flos Twsp Household items oak bedroom suites press back sewing machine rocking chair Motorola 88W television sealers couch ox yoke huge moose head pr brass team bells etc machinery Case tractors one wloader Case 16 run seed fort full line of power horse drawn Peter Hamilton cultivator sec harrows Case hammermill belt NH baler No 68 Little Giant bale elevator 40 John Deere Manure Spreader on rubber Int grain binders larpaulin 18 20 MH tiller6 plate hay buncher Int ace bottom plows Int cultivator MH cultivator New Idea mower rubber tired wagon hay rock sets tandem pull type discs wheel trailer Int SP combine No 141 pickup etc in good condition cement mixer land roller buzz saw form gates Existing Doors in the Brebeuf SIIOW AUGUST 19 1977 list Aug Box 790 Orillia Ontario L3V Jy2729 SATURDAY SEPT farm machinery Hereford cattle SATURDAY AUG For MRS ELLEN LUMREE in HILLSDALE Sale Of complete antique household furniture appliances bedding linen etc WED EVENING AUG 3l AT 630 PM For HAROLD EAMES at EMBASSY HALL BARRIE Sale of antique modern household furniture lamps linen crystal brass tools etc AT 1230 NOON For ESTATE of the late LYAL DOAN of ELMVALE Sale of full line of sets heavy sleighs pump iack wheel barrow 1000 gal water tank fanning mill DeLavol milking machine 10 dump rake steel wheel wagon hay rack sleigh tongues set of scales 500 bales SATURDAY AUG AT 12 NOON For FLOYD SINTON at CRAIGHURST Extensive auction of household furniture antiques school buses antique car tow truck new David Brown tractor farm equipment garage equipment etc Full 13 AT 1230 NOON tools etc TUESDAY SEPT 6AT1 PM For NORMAN HICKLING located on Con Orb and County Road 11 one mile east of Dalston Sale of full line of high class farm equipment all new in last years All terms cash or cheque widentification day of sale Owners or auctioneer not responsible for accidents or iniury to persons on properties day of sale Nothing to be removed until settled for Jy29 ALLEN HURNER Ontario Auction Service MINISTRY BARRIE SIMCOE COUNTY NATURAL RESOURCES 0Farm 0Household NOTICE OF TENDER Antiques Appraisals Tenders are invited for the supply hauling and placing of all material required to effect the application of prime andor Surface treatment at Sauble Falls Provincial Park RR Wiarton and Craigleith Provincial Park RR Collingwood Tender documents may be obtained from the Ministry of Natural Resources 611 Avenue East Owen Sound Phone 519 376 3860 on payment of fee of $10 Ten dollars in the form of cor tified cheque or money order made payable to the Treasurer of On tario The money is rofundablo upon return of the above men tioned documents Closing date for this tender is August 11 I977 Tenders will be opened publicly at the Ministry of Natural Resources 611 Ninth Avenue East Owen Sound on August 15 1977 NOTE For further information raga Chaddah of the Ministry of Natural Resources at the above men tioned address Reference No 05 18 77 Lovering District Manager Owen Sound Ontario RR NO BRADFORD ONT Phone 4167753659 or 7054584589 FTF 78 tenders QUOTATIONS are requested for the performance of JANITORIAL DUTIES for CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC CO LTD BARRIE Specifications and quotation forms may be obtained from the receptionist at 80 BRADFORD ST up to 500 pm August rding this tender please call Mr Jy2729Au2 Examiner Want They 1977 All quotations must be submitted to The Specialist Of fice and Employee Services by 500 pm AUGUST 22 1977 lowest or any quotation not necessarily accepted Ads Dont Cost Pay Jy2930 WHICH DAY IS BEST MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Advertisers frequently ask this question Fortunately there is no best day to advertise Each day ngw wants arise bringing new readers as old ones satisfy their wants We recommend that you start your ad tomorrow and cancel it when you get results After many years of ex perience with millions of want ads we know tomorrow is the best day to start your ad and every day is the best day to ad vertlee In The Examiner Classified Section PHONE 7282414 Mondays Child is fair of face Tuesdays Child is full of grace Wednesdays Child is full of woe Thursdays Child has far to go Fridays Clai Id is loving and giving Saturdays Child works hard for its living And child that is born on the Sab bath Day Is fair and wise and good and gay Children hearing this verse by Counter Cullen always want to know which day of the week was their birth date Keep this and other important Information for your childs future An Examiner Birth Announcement will include the name of your child the day of the week month and year of birth the weight and other vital information printed message can become permanent record in Babys Book or Family Albums is only $550 maximum 40 words Addi tional words IOcents per word PHONE 7282414 GOOD NEWS STORY When ybiTarF nounce the birth of your child in The Ex aminer Examiner Classified 7282414 85 deaths CAIN Annie Mae Suddenly at the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Thursday July 28th 1977 Annie Treltord in her 75th year Beloved Wife of the late Reginald Cain Loving mother of Bill and Jack both of Barrie and Dick of Milton Dear grandmother of Patricia Paul Michael Bob Heather Julie Judy Janice and Brian Dear sister of Margaret Ruff of Tara Ontarlo Thursday at pm Service Interment St Pau ls Cemetery Stroud lng and Memorial Fund would be ap preciated COOK Richard At the Royal Vic toria Hospital on Thursday July 281977 Richard Cook in his 38th year Belovt ed husband of Betty Goerk dear father of Wendy Lori Sherri and Stepehen Loved son of Bert and Elma Cook Brother of Peter at Barrie and Robert of Waterloo Resting at the Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Bar rie after pm Thursday Service in the chapel on Saturday July 30 at 2pm ln terment Barrie Union Cemetery pm under auspicies of Kerr Lodge No 230 Friends who wish may make memorial donations to the Barrie and District Association for the mentally retarded ARNOLD Funeral Home Chapel 127 BAYFIELD ST 7282530 Friendly Courteous Service MW FTF 87 in memoriams Gladys who passed away July 291974 Tenderly we treasure the past With memories that will always last 132130 FeIDY examiner patterns Sportive Trio Printed Pattern Go for stroll on summer day in this Sportive trio Put together cardigan withwithout contrast top pants III sassy stripes or lint plus solid rinted attern 4615Misses Sizes 10 12 I4 16 18 Size 12 bust 34 pants late l8 yds 60inch $125 for each pattern cash cheQue 0l money order Add 25¢ each pattern for first class mall and handling Ont residents add sales tax Print plainly Size Style Num ber your Name Address Send to Anne Adams Pattern Dept The Examiner 60 Progress Avenue Scarborough On tario MlP 4P7 ANSWER to inflation sew and save dramatic dollars Send for NEWSPRINGSUMMERPAITERN CATALOG Clip coupon for free pattern Separates iumpsurts dayevening dresses Send 75¢ Instant Selling Book $100 Set IInit Book $125 Instant Money Crafts $100 The rate for an Examiner Birth Nbtice clippings of the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement after birth Call The Resting at the Jennett Funeral Home 152 Bradford St Barrie Visitationrosm Georges Anglican Church Burton Ave Barrie on Saturday July 30th at pm Anglican In lieu of flowers donations to the St Georges Thanksgiv RINEHART In loving memory of dear wife mother and grandmother Sadly missed by husband Bill son Clarence Roberta and grandchildren Lw ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIAL NOTICES CASH RATES Death Notices Engagements Births $550 maximum 40 words additional words 10 cents per word Card of thanks 40 words $550 Additional words 10 cents per word In Memoriam no verse $550 Verse per count line extra 22 cents per line Coming Events $322 per column Inch 81 births 88 coming events ANGUS LIONS FLEA MARKET Highway 90 Angus every Sunday 12 to pm BOOTH RENTAL Call 4246986 or 4241862 after pm FTF FLEA MARKET Every Saturday Sunday am pm at the COOKSTOWN SALES BARN One mile east of Cookstown on Hwy 89 All inside in new building Vendors welcome small rent For further details phone 17054589172 MWFAu23 JERRY SANDY STIBBARD 54 Penetang St Barrie cordially invite friends to attend OPEN HOUSE SAT AUG 6th between 15 pm on the occasion of their SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Best wishes only please Jy2930Au45 He prefers farm life Written for CP By ROSEMARY PITCHER WATERLOO Ont CP It Masonic Service Friday evening at 730 didnt take much to keep Abner Martin former music professor at Mount Allison University at Sackville NB down on the farm Martin found he would rather spend the day listening to the cows rather than being can fined listening to aspiring singers and musicians in classrooms He hasnt given up music en tirely however Between haying and harvesting he finds the time to whip the 50member choral group known locally as the Menno Singers into shape for its opening concert in Octo ber Martin has been appointed conductor of the Menno Singers which is marking its 23rd sea son He squeezed eight two hour rehearsals into two weeks this month during the summer lull on the farm It shows real commitment to the cause said choir presi dent Lew Weber When the October concert is over and the Martin farm is snowbound he will go all out to rehearse the Menno singers for their Christmas carol concert and spring concert LOS ANGELES AP Rasputin the Mad Monk of czarisl Russia was brutally murdered in 1916 not because the nobility feared his power but because he resisted prin ces homosexual advances his daughter says Maria Grigorievna Rasputin 77 widow who rel ired here af ter years of circus perform ances as the daughter of the Mad Monk has remunled her memories of her notorious fa ther in book to be published this month Rasputin The Man Behind the Myth Miss Rasputins story of her father contrast with the legend told in more than 300 books and several movies of the demonic licentious hypnotic evil bezlr ded figure intriguing Io dominate the Russian royal family My father was very killd very holy man she said in an interview Always he think of othersmnever himself only others Many people were jealous of him She accepts the story of her fathers prodigious sexual up petites with sober expression and resigned shrug learn of this many years later but when was living with him in St Petersburgh now Leningrad saw nothing of this He was very strict fa ther she said ill her heavily accented English WAS FAIIII IIEALIIR She said her father Grigori Efihovich Rasputin was not monk but selfstyled holy man and faith healer After acquiring reputation as healer in St Ietersburg in 1907 he somehow improved the hemophiliaa bleeding condi tionof the young Czarevich Alexei heir to the throne Rasp utins power over Czarina Alex andra and Czar Nicholas Romanov was then assured On Dec 16 1916 group of nobleman led by Prince Felix Yussupov killed Rasputin and threw his body into the river Neva Most histories say the princes were trying to stop his influence with the royal couple But in her book Miss Rasp ulin says the reason for the murder was Rasputins rejec tion of Yussopovs homosexual advances And she says an au ltopsy shoued her father died lThey sip the examiner Friday July 29 1977 19 1000 cups coffee every day MEXICO CITY Router While millions of people throughout the world try to cut down on coffee because of ris ing prices Juan Castillo and Herberto Garcia between them sip at least 1000 cups day They are members of select group of about 40 people em ployed by the Mexican Coffee Institute Immecafe to taste and aSSess the qualin of local exports Castillo 40 who has been tas ting coffee for 20 years says he will continue doing so as long as he can Coffee is big business in Mex ice with exports this year ex pected to amount to about $750 million At the Immecafe laboratory the tasters go through their daily ritual of sorting toasting grinding brewing and tasting coffee samples to make sure ex Jobcreation plan lures 11400 young TORONTO CP More than 11400 young people across Ontario are participating in the provincial governments surn mer job creation program Ex perience 77 Cindy Greeniaus in formation coordinator for the Ontario youth secretariat program said that this years $15million program is the largest in its fiveyear history In 1975 and 1976 10 million and $121 million were spent to create 7800 and 9000 jobs respectively The ratio of applications to jobs was 30 to one Miss Green iaus said The program began May and continues through Aug 31 Sixtythree projects are in volved lasting from eight to 14 weeks paying an average wage of $3 an hour FOLLOW STUDY LINES Projects are created and su pervised by various ministries and are designed to enhance young persons work or educa tion experiences while providing community services Its an ideal situation for law student to get job in legal aid clinic Miss Green iaus said We have medical students working as ambulance drivers and theatre students working at the Shaw Festival Other projects include clean up operations helping the el derly and the handicapped and helping out in art galleries li braries museums the Toronto Symphony and the Hamilton Philharmonic No age limit is placed on the participants but they are usu ally 1510 24 years old Both stu dents and those in the labor for ce are involved Of students 40 per cent are in high schools 15 per cent in community colleges and 45 per cent in universities ReCalls memories of notorious dad from drownlng In the river de spite having been poisoned raped shot beaten and mull lated with knife After the murder Maria Rasputin and her younger sister were sheltered by the czar until his abdication in 1917 when the two girls fled to Siberia Maria manied Russian of ficer The couple left Russia and went to Europe where her husband died of tuberculosis in 1926 Maria became cabaret dan cer in Bucharest because of my name not because of my dancing She learned to train wild animals and joined the Ringling Bros Circus in 1935 She came In the United Slates two years later She settled in Los Angeles in 1947 and worked briefly in the San Pedro ship yards Since retiring she gives Russian language lessons works as parttime nurses aide and babysits ports maintain standard of excellence Nine tasters including CaS tillo and Garcia sit around re volvingtables tiued with coffee cups snlffing sipping and spill ingloudly No marks for table manners here said Garcia ASSESS QUALITY Garcia the chief taster and head of Immecafes quality control department said they test hundreds of amples of cof fee day from various parts of the country By just tasting it we can tell that its new or an old har vest where it comes from what defects if any it has and how these can be remedied he said Samples which do not meet exacting standards for aroma bodyand aciditybittemess to ordinary coffee drinkersare earmarked for domestic con sumption The key part of the process is the tasting and skilled tasters can go through dozens of cups 1n less than 30 seconds The proeedure involves plae mg 035 ounces of freshly ground coffee in cup of boiling water taking spoonful and slowlyrtipping it back into the Doesnt cup while sniffing constantly When the mixture coo Slightly the taster takes an other spoonful sips it with gurgle then spits the liquid out forcefully DO WITIIOUT BREAKFAST Castillo said Mexican coffee ranks third or fourth ill the world for its flavor and aroma Asked how the tasters keep their taste buds in shape Gar cia said Well we try to smoke and drink as little as possible and keep off highly spiced foods He said tasters generally re port for work without eating breakfast to have clean pal ales After two or three hours on the job we have snack and glass of milk to rejuvenate our taste buds and then its back to work Although the tasters are in undated with coffee every day they still enjoy cup now and then for relaxation Coffee should actually be taken black to enjoy its flavor said Castillo But when we drink it at home or with friends we always add milk and sugar It helps us to escape the fegling of always being on the J0 far for his fishing REGINA CP Fishing is Jim Dwyers passion He doesnt have to travel far to satisfy that passion he can do it virtually in his backyard Dwyer along with five frien dsoperales five ponds in the Regina area which they stuck with trout fingerlings every spring They are private 0p erators using the ponds for sport fishing lhewhole idea is really for group of guys to get together for sport fishing and fun Dwyer said in an interview And its Convenient To get them naturally youd have to go to Cypress Hills 0r Hanson Lake or Meadow Lake Instead Dwyer and friends face just short drive out of the city after work or on Saturday morning to waiting pond brimming with rainbow trout Dwyer has one of 1460 pri vate troutfarm licences issued in Saskatchewan in 1977 There are also 36 commercial oper alions The private operators dont sell the trout they raise Its hobby providing sport and relaxation Initially 1000 fingerlings were stocked in each pond but Dwyer said he has no idea how many fish are in each pond now When it comes to restock ing we play it by car This year $400 worth of fin gerlings were stocked About four inches long when first in troduced lo the ponds the fin gerlings can reach fool in 35 indian fa length within five or six mon lbs The fish are purchased from one of six distributors in the province who in turn buy them from halcheries III the United States Most come from Idaho CANADA SLOW Trout halcheries have been slow to develop in Canada mainly because of the climate The temperature of most spring water in Idaho is 50 degrees ideal for growing trout In Sas krlchewan the temperature of most spring water is 40 lo 42 degrees The distributor delivers the fish in zlereuted plastic bags or specially converted lilnkS that maintain certain raler tem perature and provide adequate oxygen for the fingerlillgs The ponds have to be res tocked every year because trout wunt spawn in such un natural conditions They need flowing clear water and san dy and rocky bottom Whether the trout survive the winter depends on the depth of the pond If its small dugout about 15 feet deep the fish wont survive llwyers borrow pits up to 25 or 30 feet deep provide enough oxygen and room for the trout to make it Although the pits are teem ing with trout it doesnt guar antee catch every time out Some days six guys could come out fish all day and catch nothing Dwyer said The next day you come and get 12 incher right away milies moving to new home By GREG MeGARRY SCHUYLER FALLS NY AP An estimated 35 Indian families will settle near this northern New York state com munilyof 3000 around Aug as part of an agreement with the state giving them exclusive hunting and fishing rights in portions of two state parks The Indians most of them Mohawks claim much of north ern New York and Vermont un der an 18thcentury treaty with the United States Under the new agreement they are leav ing Eagle Bay in central New York where about 300 Indians have occupied state campsite for three years The tourist trade will be greatly increased by our pres ence said Kakwirakeron spokesman for Indians who will set up model village where their traditional lifestyle can be shown to visitors The settlers will have hunting Gives new hope to the battered HAMILTON CPI An ex perimental program in this city is giving new hope to battered children and their parents Joan Rogers coordinator of family services for the Chil drens Aid Society said in re cent interview that under the program volunteer foster par ents are working to break the family chain of child abuse She said the yearold program has parents of bat tered children spend three hours three times week in the foster home where their children are living Under the supervision of the foster parents they take care of their children feeding bathing and playing with them When the children return home or stay in their home sit uation the foster parents came in to the home to help the par ents cope The program has grown like Topsy said Ms Rogers Some people feel abusin par ents should be punish We think the parents should be helped We find the majority of abu sive parents have been battered children They are bringlng up their children the only way they know how with abuse She said there is little struc ture to the parenting sessions First the foster parents get to know the problem family and strike up friendship Were like parents to the parents said foster mother Marie Coruzzi Usually the abusive parents have no friends or relatives to turn to when theyre frustrated with the hi tle things kids do she said The progam is longterm project said Ms Rogers Sometimes the parents no longer need our help or they may withdraw because they dont think they are getting anywhere No one can force them to get help The program is scheduled to be expanded in the fall from the current six cases and fishing rights on 5000 acres of Macomb State Park here and are buying private land nearby on which to live They also will have hunting and fishing rights on 700 acres of Minor Lake Dam State Park 20 miles north of here OFFICIALS DURIOUS Kakwirakeron said the In dians plan to purchase farm machinery and feed from local merchants bringing in sub stantial amount of money that will be spent in the area and itll he the economy Loca officials have not been enthusiastic about the project saying they are concerned about adding to the countys school and welfare spending And some residents of the area have expressed fear the Indians might drain the areas econ omy Kakwirakeron said he is con vinced that once the whites in the area Ieam more about the Indians they will accept them Theyre just going on ster eotypes of people he said Weve been in Eagle Bay for three years and our eople have never been on we are Weve never received any money from the state county or federal gov ernments Most of our people who came here are steelworkers We were all earning good money Its all people who were successle in the white world that are here Its not group of misfits Kakwirakeron said the settle ment will be open to any tradi tional Indian people that want to live the lifestyle that were living suppose if this were an other place or another time New York state might have at tempted to resolve it through violence and force the Indian leader said But think this is tribute to them that theyve shown it can be done this way Lou Grumet spokesman for Secretary of State Mario Cuomo who negotiated the ac cord said he too is optimistic think the Indians are reasonable le and think the residents Clinton County are reasonable people and think the Indians are going to be good neighbors