$2100 raised for MD by lnnisfil firefighters STROUD Staff An auc tion and pas the hat collection organiz last Satur day by the lnnisfil Fire Dept raised $2100 for the fight against muscular dystrophy in Canada Stroud auctioneer Vern Ayers donned top hat and tails to take the bids on several items in cluding $70 worth of flowers from Freds Flowers and four truckloads of gravel donated by Vic Belton Members of the township fire department passed the hat in the stands at lnnsfil Park dur ing ball game between the department and township gigployees The employees won The visual highlight of the day was the parade down the 8th line to lnnisfil Park Organizer Jack Book said 29 floats were entered and none cancelled out The parade entries included pumper truck from Vespra Townships fire department and an aerial ladder truck from the Barrie department he said Trophies donated by Marsdon Trophies of Barrie were award ed to the best floats and to the Barrie Vespra and lnnisfil fire departments for their efforts on behalf of muscular dystrophy FIRST PRIZE Stan McTaggart of Stroud won first prize in the medium size entry competition He drove covered wagon pulled by two ponies The Stroud Majorette Corps sponsored by the StroudInnsifil Youth Group took second prize in that class trophy was awarded by the judges to the youngest clown in the parade but Book said the organizers cant find him to present the award to him Fourth place in the competi tion went to Doug Johnson member of the Barrie Antique Car Club who drove 1922 For din the parade Johnsons entry was one of six the club had in the parade Book said The Three Little Pigs float entered by the StoudInnisfil Youth Group took top honors among the larger floats in the parade Second place wnet to the Old Lady in the Shoe float built by the lnnisfil Optimists while the Big Bird float entered by the lnnisfil Township employees placed third decorated van entered by the Alcona Beach businessmen took fourth place in the com petiton Joan Rix Hazel Cowan and Jean Martin judged the entries SPECIAL AWARD special award was given to George Van Geffen who represented the thousands of Canadians who suffer from muscular dystrophy in the parade He rode the entire length of the parade route in his wheelchair with helping hand from member of the St John Ambulance Book said the organizers want to express their special thanks to St John Ambulance for their help and to the lnnisfil Police Dept for leading the parade along the route to In nisfil Park Rynard wants end to strikes by public sector employees Simcoe North MP Dr Rynard says the recent strike by air traffic controllers pro bably could have been avoided if the government hadnt shown evidence of bad blood by refusing to submit the request for 12 per cent salary increase to the antiinflation board They asked for 12 per cent raise but the government refused this request offering instead eight per cent One wonders why the government did not submit the 12 per cent increase asked for by the air controllers to the antiinflation board It has to go there in any event even to sanction the eight per cent Doesnt it seem to you that there might not have been strike at all if the matter had been handed over to the anti inflation board from the start of negotiations Rynard suggests that the bad blood between the con trollers and the government may have stemmed from last years disagreements about air traffic control in French KEY ISSUE The key issue in this instance was that although the strikers demands may well have been inflationary the controllers had the right to go on strike It is just 10 years ago that the federal public service workers were given the right to strike Adds Rynard here Parlia ment was called and moved swiftly to pass law to end the air controllers strike thus mak ing the previous legislation made to years ago illegal The Simcoe North MP con tends that its time to end the absurdity and make public service strikes in essential ser vices illegal Ten years ago civil ser vants were underpaid This they accepted because they were guaranteed security in their jobs Over the years wages have become com parable with industry and ser vices in other fields yet today we see the irritation of mail ser vices being disrupted and ports railroads and airports shutdown All this is causing havoc and injury to Canada and the Cana dian people Public reaction is strong it letters receive are any indication And believe theyare Owen Sound man appointed Foresters honorary colonel Minister of National Defence Barney Danson has announced the appointment of Major 11 Wagner of Owen Sound as honorary colonel of the trey and Simcoc Foresters ana dianMiiitia Col Wagner began his military career as public school cadet in Sault Ste Marie at age 12 He was company signaller with the Fourth Canzr dian Mounted ltifles Regiment in France and Belgium during the First World War Uon returning home he join ed the Sault Ste Marie Sud bury Regiment Militia with the rank of sergeant and was com missioned as lieutenant in 1924 mobilization of the Grey and Simcoe Foresters in 1940 as an active combat unit Wagner was given command of Com pany which consisted of men from Grey and Bruce Counties In 1943 he was transferred to the Canadian Army staff in Washington as technical staff officer For services rendered in liaison with the United States Army he was decorated by the US president with the United States Legion of Merit Degree of Officer Col Wagner is wellknown in the Owen Sound area where he has been owner and operator of the Owen Sound Transportation Co Ltd which ran the Tober mory ferry service prior to 1973 He was president of the Chamber of Commerce chair man of the industrial commis sion and industrial consultaant to the city president of the Owen Sound housing corpora Photographs on display at society open house PAINSWICK The lnnisfil Historical and Archaclogical Society will hold an open house Saturday from 130 pm in thc oncrroom school on the corner of Highway 11 and Big Bay Point Road Photographs and documents relating the history of the township will be on display pm to4130 The material is being photographed and catalogued for the society by workers hired through Canada Works Pro gram grant The society is also interested in receiving additional material from township residents It will be accepted during the open house tion member of the general and marine hospital board and of the regional school of nurs ing At the present time he is member of the advisory board of Victoria and irey Trust also of the advnsory committee of the mechanical and technological programs at Georgian College His appointment follows the earlier designations of Princess Anne as colonclinchicf and Rev Downer as honorary lieutenantcolonel of the Foresters News Quiz answers WORLDSCOPE 1air traffic controllers 2bilingual com munication 3Cyprus Christian 5would NEWSNAME Yassir Arafat MATCIIWORDS ll 2a Ilse 4c 5b NEWSPICTURE Soviet Union SPORILIGIIT 1True 2c cricket 4b Slhiladelphia Phillies COLLEGE IISIAIIIJSIIICI BALTIMORE Maryland lAI The ollegc of Notre Dame of Maryland was the first Roman atholic college for women in the United States It was founded in 1873 Opening Special Offer Ends Aug 20th 61MB QMRQEZTQAB JURRQE £735 T1303 $153 iBiBQE 3T Boyfield St Barrie NEXT TO MOTHERS PIIZA PARIOUR 7264080 HOUSE OF BROUGHAM EARLY CANADIAN PINE FURNITURE 20 Discount on °Cannonball beds Zero clearance fireplaces Ofrunklin stoves Only FIREPLACES ACCESSORIES wood burning stoves OHarvest Tables Ofirepluce screens Grandmas stuffed animals win Stuffed toys made by grandma took the place of live animals for these entrants in Pet Show held this week at undles Street School Jennifer ltoblin left and her sister Leigh Anne entered Ted Sleeping Kitty and Andy and Man dy and walked away with lots of ribbons The event was sponsored by the Barrie Recreation Department Day Pro gram and was judged by representatives from the Barrie termed significant by area MPP DufferinSimcoc MPP George McCague says hc has found the preliminary results of new government program for the employment of young adults very significant The program is OCAI tin tario Career Action Program which is governmentsponsorcd and provides training for unemployment persons 16 to 24 who have left school but have been unable to find that im portant first job nce enrolled in TAl young person is placed in training position in business government industry serivce organization or com munity college where prac tical marketable skills are taught during ti tozo period Trainees are paid $100 per week during the training GOING SOUTH To Toronto We go times on Mon times on Wed and Sat and once on Sun LOOK AT THESE RETURN FARES TORONTO from BARRIE $695 TORONTO from ORIllIA $905 Featuring Hostess Service free coffee Snacks and much mare TRY US YOULL LIKE US BARRIE 7280700 tiltl ll ifln TRAVELWAY ORILLlA 3267377 Free parking in our terminals period McCague explains in his lates report from Queens Park ENCUIRAGING He notes that response from the business community has been very encouraging so far and indicates that jobs do exist in the pirvate sector What is needed is an effec tive indcpth counselling ser vice between the individual and the compnay to match the right person with the right job Thats where CAI comes in and the initial success of the program indicates that govern ment can be vcryeffcctivc in this matching process The program gives traincss the opportunity to get work ex perience thereby increasing their chances of landing their first permanent job The par Tues Thurs and Fri 72 117 Mgrr Mir10W BOTTLED IN BOND Humane Scoiety First second and third ribbons were sup plied by the Recreation departmcnt whilc participant rib bons Were given to each entrant by the Humane Society We have learned by past experience that everyone likes to receive prize says Elena Kenny of the Humane Society Classes in the contest were Best Dog Best at Best Stuffed Animal Best iroomed Most lnusual Pet Rest Irick and Most Fitting Name Examiner Photo Results of youth employment program ticipant will also learn how to write resume and to present himself at job interview Those between 10 and 24 who have left school and are still looking for their first fullvtimc job can apply for the Al pro IIILIIIHIN VISIT 74 NEW YORK IAII its not often child can hug boa coir strictor stroke ferret or sec cyctocye with an owl ltut this summer day camp called gtni When some toyogtr Granada Colour Youve gram locally at the Canada Manpower Centre or with Mr chdcs at Geogian College 401 Duckworth St 72071951 gt lndustrics wishing to par ticipate should contact Mr Geddcs mal Kingdom Zoo Tamp will at low them to Under the gmid ancc of trained counsellors and proftssional mo staff children aged eight through 12 will ex plorc the Bronx Zoo ttobealittle the examiner Thurggay Augustus 1o17 Base Borden names officer to Appeal Major Lynn Houghton has been appointed Canadian Forces Base Borden represen tative to the board of trustees of the Barrie and District United Appeal Major Houghton is officer commanding the Medical Assistant Training Company Canadian Forces Medical Ser vices School at Borden Prior to her appointment in September 1976 she was Canadian Forces nursing officer Base Borden has been con sistently good performer dur ing recent United Appeal drives des ite failure of the overall ap to come near target The base contributed $9700 to last years appeal This years Borden target is $12000 out of an overall goal of $205000 for the appeal Students spend summer at Borden cadetschool CFB BORDEN About 80 male and female high school college and university students are employed this summer to supervise sea land and air cadets at the Annual Cadet Summer Training School CSTS Canadian Forces Base Borden The students are enrolled in the Canadian Forces Primary Reserve and have been pro moted to acting ranks of cor poral master corporal or sergeant All of the young supervisors 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