DENISE il ltfiil TERRY GOSSELIN DIANNE HOWEY llNlS1liti SHARON TRACEY SLSANNE FllllJR HIJV ltlTLIIlt well know Thursday Nine girls will be com peting in Georgian Colleges Queen Contest Thursday in the college theatre beginning at 7pm The girls were interviewed by panel of judges earlier this week then treated to wine and cheese party Six of the contestants are general secretarial students two are from the fashion pro motion course and one from early childhood education Judges for the event are Mike Guibault Lynda Vail lancourt Dave Goddard Dave Scott Pene Gane Richard Beecraft and Alice Ruest Prizes and gifts for the winners are provtded by the student council Carrie Bennett 23 from Collingwood is the one representative from the col leges early childhood educa tion course She would like to find job in child care Terry Gosselin 20 of Thunder Bay hopes to be legal secretary Blondehaired blueeyed Sharon Tracey also wants to become legal secretary Shes been teaching baton for 10 years and has her own ma jorette corp the Sharonettes of Coilingwood Laura Connelly 18 is in firstyear fashion promotion course which examines fashion trends buying Sell ing and advertising Nineteenyearold Dianne Howey also in the fashion promotion course hopes to someday own her own childrens or ladics wear store Suzanne Faulkner 159 from Stroud wants to become legal secretary She likes dancing cooking and sewing Denise Gaudct 17 from lvy is in the firstryear general secretarial course She likes swimming skating and meeting people of dif ferent backgrounds Linda Strong 19 is secondyear legal secretarial student Her favorite sports are swimming skiing and biking Bev Butler 19 from Alliston hopes to become legal secretary Firm asking court to appeal OMB decision Innisfil Township is not the only party going to court in an effort to get the Ontario Municipal Boards OMB deci sion on Barries annexation changed Seven Acorns Investments owners of 102 acres just outside the present city boundary east of Anne Street will also be ask ing divisional court Dec for leave to appeal the Oct OMB decision Vespra But unlike Innisfil which is hoping to save some of the 13850 acres of its land the deci sion gave to Barrie Seven Acorns wants its land annexed The Seven Acorns holdings were included in the citys an nexation application but left in Township by the boards decision Jack Sugg Barrie lawyer who is secretary of Seven Acorns as well as the firms solicitor said Tuesday the firm has also asked the OMB to reconsider its decision on the companys lands voluntarily but has had no response He said he would be content with court order directing the OMB to rchear the portion of the evidence affecting the Seven Acorns property rather than repeat the entire annexa tion hearing Tentative settlement reached for nurses tentative settlement has been reached in the twoyear old contract dispute between public health nurses and the Simcoc County District Health Board board chairman ltoss Stephens said Tuesday He said the agreement was hammered out by health board and Ontario Nurscs Associa tion Local 37 representatiws at an all day bargaining session Tuesday The tentative settlement will go to the union menibcrship Monday for ratification and terms of the agreement are be ing kept secret until then Stephens said Bert ilcausolcil Vice president of the union local declined comment on Stephcns announcement today except to confirm that the union will hold ratification meeting Monday He said he could not even discuss the negotiations with his own wife who is also public health nurse The nurses employed at the Simcoe County District Health Unit have been working without contract since Dec 31 1975 and no formal negotia tions had been held between the parties since Dec 13 1076 lm glad its over with Stephens said Tuesday Two years is long time PllMlSllt He said he was optimistic the nurses would accept the settle ment which he said was very much in line with other health units in the province thief issue in the dispute was money and Stephens said the board gave the nurses every thing we could in view of available funds The nurses were seeking equal pay with hospital nurses An earlier demand for an ar bitration clause in the contract was dropped bcforc Tuesdays negotiations The health unit employs 26 fulltime nurses and five pemianent parttime nurses plus casual nursing staff of eight Fulltime nurses at the unit currently carn $10900 to $13964 year according to health board officials The only work stoppage dur ing the twovycar dispute came in June 197t when local health nurses took part in province widc oneweek strike to back demands for provincial lcgislay tion enforcing compulsory arbitration of their contract disputes Back to school for night Parents of Grade students at Barrie entral olleglate found themselves in the classroom Tuesday during the schools annual hack to school night Each parent follow ed his childs timetable meeting the teachers and taking part in 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chief financial of ficer Connie White of Orangeville secretary Dy anne Rivers of Orangeville organizer Ken Stieff of Tot tenham membership co ordinator Jim Brown of Orangeville publicity co ordinator Carol Henry of Mulmur social convener Mar ty Wilkinson of Creemore pro vincial council delegate and Jeff Koechlin of Honeywood CORRECTION On Page of the Go For Value Circular in The Examiner Tuesday Nov the Huge One Pound Acrylic Yarn priced at $459 is not available We regret any inconvenience this error may have caused Your chance for special savings on Leisuretime things Bookshelf Backgammon Set Fun and Fancy when closed looks like two elegant black books in leatherlook With gold leaf trim on the msnde plush felt playing surface With colourcoordinated Vinylstitched Historical Battle Games Test your military strategy follow the exploits of two ot the most ta mous military leaders General George Patton or General Douglas MacArthur three of the greatest battles in each games y0u command 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