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uefuru pgmwn Proorees 01 ICIGIIV an Nine mentally retarded adults who live in Barricgt Progress House know want normality is today George lcellier presi dent of the Canadan lrozzcss Clubs Barrie branch said cd nesday at the homes official op cnuig The house designed to prur ide home like environment for people who would oLheriv be in institutions has been in ope ation since Net 13 It was pllltlllrtfi by the Pro gross Club on 111 per cent en tral Mortgage and Housing Corp tCMIICt tuortgaw and is real ed to the Basic and District Association for the Mentally Retarded Barrie Alaror lii ian lartvcr cut the ribbon on the $97000 home to mark the official open intg Also on hand for the ceremony my ma Agata 30 open were laul Abbott incoming pre sident of the Barrie and Ii trict Assoiation fur the Mental lv Iletarded who described lro erelts lleuse as first stc toward helping its residents as sume their place in the committi it Cecil Moore the associa tions director George Christie naiional lrOErCszs Club presid ent St Clair linor latc manager for CMIIL aul liil een llaukin director of the home inigratulatory message we re received from larney Ilan son federal minister of Irtusin and urban alfairs and 111 Iiynard MP for North whose invitation mailed in early Itebruary reached him eilueila morning the Progress Ciel raised 11111114 to purchase renovate and fur iin the house in bikeathons during the past tun years little sisters are needed Big Sisters tell luncheon The Barrie Iii Sirius As ic iatton is iti arcater need if little sisters than of bit ters association Ollie ls lulu an interagony Illlitlltfll ltii liesdtty Marilyn Kornyk tho startt the asoeiziticii here last fill said the strong ins reicitwl 311 applications from would bx sisters but only 17 from ltle sisters Jeanne IIarris president oi ttc associations bottil iltcifi said many people iitiiie ill ho need big sister are in tr Ion wait as is ixgrt1II= the case in Big nltilii 11113 Mrs Koriin min the tion 1115 so 11 ilt at to big sister little Others will be made boards iiilill itttlf cides on nitole on er 1111 tit Iiioueh titr 31 ram ltsttttidt she said it differ Big Brothers is is bOys only Be limited to muthnr The prolram girl azcd eitt exceptions in both drtvtimn an be Ctililltl 11 stances Bi asters mast least 31 DEFINITII IIIJ Alis Koritl itt definite noel in lizrrl it ious than in the it vide but the fans tlivn in the lecl boys who will iripteiv 51310015 IICVIIIIC illl iliUi lIvatis 111 iii1 plune iii hi mm It which opened tmii at 21115 ucn reet lac tic MPP draw attention to ltiiisele by melt 114 of ditiitttttiuev girl ll eenci ll hurt her elf illtttlln running away illltiiixllltill or similar ttil bafore sic hurt the itniiiritf iiil Alis ivorttjxk gtin tittilll ixlf tii ilildl WI tIs one been gtci rclviutl 1s ikl relerri through various $1131 etriis 111 llllttt site gtE= 1tl iae HG ton lttmw mil with 111 rrlc it gtllitt viii se it WC if least lip year ttitiitlll ail Iii lie idlr ltiitrrlt lIV 1V1 vil 1111111 tar 1I it Iwtiiutcrr 11 SWi ml llililli 21 71 of Strain for 1311 in ii1 Iitriliil 11 of lie tn ritziiio to race git til pf It iti on th 11t llil SWrII lil tn 11 tom 203 Ski Club Aw tii lac ll fillttlllll Satin lflll it 110 aiil lli 511 111 from tEttttizts to iiiloiiiiaiit or i1 lllt HUMAN larker Ill the ribbon tor lilt ciligial openian of Pratcs lions home tr ICltltl adults on Mrry Street With the mayor are tieoree Letellier Iclt pre sident of the Canadian rcss tlub Barrie notional Iroaiess Club presiden tieor ge Christie iani Abbott iii rttg coming president of the Bar ric and District Association for the Mentally Retarded St Clair lrainor Barrie manager for the Central Mortgage and uoruv Housing Corporation and Si mon Beekhuizen chairman of the local Progress Clubs com mittee in charge of the home tExamincr Photo Discharges granted in court by judge to three offenders It live toit ii at minimtied phi iitt eotirt Judge John Anti tthttl lltl ritn nu two l1llil tirchztrzzcs oric ab Iit lilgttliit ml noma ioeditl setfi Ilit ii lite tii up tits good he ltw llllt lwiiotl ol Ii lcil 111uuetlioi33 ter pieit tu olticitr gt ti III Llilili lilti pilice picked him or it 1113 in the Im tir lll llll ttd 11 on It Lilllt lt 111l lilttllii Iluei It dill in it shin up hs Apl iii in we Itlirsay liil vv 111 tvitw it IE tl his duvl litl each after 11 cri and he cotiiitcteiv tt lib com iio it dcnl with Itllltill llli1 ll His 11111 tll or tIi rum RI limo oli 1filllli thru to constituents at new riding office Meeting constituents ll ptvii ide information or Iiip lt pr blems has been one oi illiti Evans cliiei tad tlttt it years at Queens Iari bit liIl til Wednesday most cult mm 11128 had to be it Toronto Oilicc his Bradford home oi at the homes ol the til2 Ive driven lillllit Hi nit es visitingf ottsituciitsl Ir litans lUSdII ot itiilitt 11 Wednesday at lll 11 finillt riding office lltil lliltlitil for business earlier 111 tlv day Now he hopes it will be it for lor the people ie rwpctits to meet or ltllt him about lllHI problems About Zial tlozt so by midafternoon 111li till not be int our of course he zl lli own time iii the ollict will 1t to be scheduled around stttiiiq oi the legislature llln toes barl into sesiou next wet1 but he hopes to be ill litlli tllil week or at lii ctcry second week In his absinrtu uz 111t relia liouc will bt tii ill attire at 21111 llweii St titl Il iici lltilii1 or rein fll to 1111 11£illS ti lttUlis ltl ldit office will be tlill llli tt noon luealay tirotivli Liitirtl and pm 141 out lttzdi throuin Iridy 15in 111111 tic leopli lltti viiiii iii lit tldii 19111 ll 15 it tll this to them be sad kelp ili litll 21131 ttttcstot no llltit4 tutoring from sctcraii iiitititll iiii tiittiiflialaia lav lllflil 1111liliiil til within ptotintiil lt lliil jlltiS ivttt aril get lit tl icr photons llltllll qzmv llJilll Stiiilt tip tiiolo licw in Int slll tliicli limits will take tip the appropriate officials itlltfl 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otiwerwnliic unwrit mtnl tniplixiivcs llizi lii ollice is for constituents Hi all politi cal 1tlllixiflliv Nill TUNSICIHAIIVII Its not otisetwntivc ol fize AUII know he said We dwil nli them their polities v11 it they come in Air twins has optrated week lj semioth uith coiislituletits in buriouetl offices in tartic and leni lililflllidtfllt in the lifts but ll not had permanent ollitc ol this not llit ucw ollut tilllt under le ttislaliott which look ilil lcb ittltlf llttttll lut strrelar 11 1111 3Itl for riilina oifice iill to each lll 1iltllrl ttilt cvpztisc tlutuld llIH l1 To come oitt of the MN pock ct or from his ptrty lunl Stub funds will still illf to my the shortfall iii rdiiiit whlt tif ollizc cannot be llitl tiv siren tItl but Mr Il id nil ice iii lttlltll Jiftl tuttitt by ittl tlitlt lo It lotil spa claims ctLtit coms Aillllll the lit uw dont ial in Irri cy oilite he said 111 hd been ailtliifed to her on and JIllllt until 111133 when itiiiiictit treatment in ic taia Hospital iii Loulou nt His last conviction wa in 1111351 it relrased flUIll petti ititiaiy tn 15170 Iril you hate trouble finding cumintuttit asked his lawy er Iiineton iit NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE ll livrtty llllttllit to 4t out ciuinl record replied Air loliocu lot of places turned me away litillw1 Ii llltl one pinch nipre was working at Illt bcrrie titty found out about tb record When this incident came it 1rd lillt money had tltt burl lotn lite intotiit Hui jut didnt cziie iLl happened Ior the piss month thiiuh to In lliil 10th ar ftlifiime job and avs he has lllttl Lliiat deal about res 1111 llltlLll al other peo lliis job liil lltllHd me win 11ill ilt fii1l litll to be workne lot llitL and to know that sitiiiltbldv has ttdcvc in my abilin to tn It 11111 111l lltllil Ario id be tt III iuti 11 court to we Mn 11 11 It 11 it on reoti litlit 11 piopie lltlt1ll lii iii 21 for tb ltl ill it Vii it 11 it 1111 tiji it ll ltit iii ltzwtluv In 11 it ll WWII tit 11 um the llttgtl1ti oi uniting cuhzr lititr ll littiil lillit woti nut that itlt ii illll it Ss Iltt itll Met lid iij olicr job it tl There liQitIl 11tllllltt to ln met and you meet illtlli icttazvlles of the 11lll ttt III Iii tht A123 lt1ridt tiir 1ll home from vorl late ilt it an In later the situation llllllt1 otiit vital ctiit lic attrib ute to an oi ll iiillllllltlll iii working coiitlil Il lli yea Icie Ill il do not work tin hair that Lacy wed in litti ll Ali 1Illllllt now 113 1111111 in Barrie hall block dont seem to care about any crimes they have commit Ikkl and seem proud to have record he said man like you knows what it is like to lime record and just how iiutch trouble if can cause Youve realizod that and are trying to change your ways liierclorc Im giving you three months to prce you have re tormcd If you have you can expect suspended sentence If not Ill send you back to jail ABSOLUTE DISCHARGE rtl eis war lieu an al Htlilte discharge after pending giiliiy to creating disturbance III piblic place iairic City Police charted her after picking hct up wiilc shuttling at about 21 people iii the hive loiuls lies 1011131111 in Barrie His lawyer explained that some Jliltl people in the res truiint had been tormenting lllltl ot litrs who had several lllflts nominated and Miss N131le had gotten upset At the 1iit 5111 shalitiy drunk so lit1111 ilttillillLl at tinm and ev tiallj attracted crowd of bout il people li Nivils wheii dealing with pcope ol that mentality better to wait for tit catcher to collect Iule Anjo Scphcn lusliti of Barrie rev 1t1 conditional dicharge ill liltil and failure to appear Illli iItmi and peter lived imit than that dtiee from his Iiititulace Tvjfl during tour duty ill Iartimtl in the Sec tiil tltl IWI plirdvlll by trade until he itinel lil fitlt1 anadiau Air littcc iii 11111 larliidte iC twncd to that job after his dis cliiio ill liIfi but sought other pork for health rcaanis and eliti td up with the iscssment de prmcil in IVbitniy 1911 UNIHIIONS ATIIIALIIVI In addition to tu expectation of regular hours was attrav lltl to the job by the working coudtious You were working approxiiri tclv half the Lini outside and half the time in lite office and you could choose aui time ac cording to the tllllCl he re ctli Air lartridee remained with the town and later city wmcti1 department until 1909 1blll to the position of assess ment comtuissioncr lite protiiuial £15 The got cru LLOYD PART RIDGE in court Green Mr Tus tins lawyer said Mr Tustin had taken set of licence plat e5 when he was unable to get someone to tow his unlicens ed car from Molsons Park to his home Police had picked him up in random chwk and charged him with theft and giv en him court date When his date came up said Mr Green Mr Tustin had been in court at 10 am when court started but went home at the lunch break when his case had not been heard When he was called after lunch he was not in the court Mr Green asked for an abso lute discharge pointing out the crimes had not been the type to harm others for personal gain he had simply been trying to get himseif out of fix Judge Anjo saw fit to grant on ly conditional diseharge the condition being that Mr Iustin 17 return to school in the fall Margaret Stiles was also given conditional discharge on charge of theft and false preten ccs She had taken some plates from place where she was working as housemurse becau se of misunderstanding over wages she was to be paid said her lawyer Because she had lived life of hardship she had used false cheque to pay for chrome stand from the Eaton Company ope of regular hours just didnt work out ouithout Ontario and be founnd himself at the regional assess ment office on Ferris Lane as third grade assessor title he held until his retirement As assesor Mr Partridge spent his time evaluating prop crly for the preparation of tax rails In recent years even be fore the provincial takeover he worked with provincial as sessment manual designed to standardize all assessment in Ontario thus correcting inequi ties between assessment systems used by different municipalit ics Mr Partridge is reluctant 0t go into the details of the new system in an interview saying that the system is so complicat ed that any press account of it is almost certain to be wrong Theres no way you can ex plain it to anybody in short spiel he says SERVED AS SECRETARY In addition to his work as an assessor Mr Partridge served for many years as secretary on the threemember harbor com mittee founded in the 50s The group set up to take care of the harbor area and buildings expended its terms of referen ce got $500 grant to begin rc claiming land from Kempenfelt Bay and ended with plans on the board for what is now Cen tennial Park Mr Partridge al so sat on the committee which completed the park We had quite time talking them into the first $500 he recalls Gradually the idea can ght on clout think theres anyone thats unhappy about it today Other changes Mr Partridge recalls in lifetime in Barrie are the increase in population from 6400 in the year of his birth to 31500 today and as might be expected of an assess or the increase In property values Over his 30 years In assess ment Mr Partridge says his biggest problem has been get ting the work done in the time available Dealing with property owners he says has been no problem Generally speaking the peo ple of Barrie are 100 per cent he says Theres no dif ficulty with them Mr Partridge and his wife Marg hope to see as much as possible of Canada and the Unit ed States now that they have the time and both are ardent go lters In addition Mr Partridge plans to spend more time hunt ing and fishing 4173 lou Kozlov returns to city scrapping with plu Lou Kozlov 2135 returned to Barrie continuing his fight with city officials Mr Kozlov who was the cen tre of controversy last year when he cut down trees in Browns Bush is going to the Barrie planning board meeting Tuesday with two requests Mr Koslov owns the bush but the city believed the almOSt 10 acre site would be dedicated to Barrie for open space The bush is reduced to under five acres It was considered one of the last stands of mature hardwood trees in the area He now wants to build two partment buildings on 56 acres on the northwest corner of Cundles Road and Koslov St reet and he wants approval for an 80unit subdivision on 629 acres on the northeast corner of Kozlov and Heather streets But planning board is adding few restriction Te board wants the apartments built un der site plan to give the city control and it wants the num ber of townhouses reduced by four or five units Mr Kozlov claims site plan will delay the apartment project by at least one year Mr Kozlov plans two 10 storey buildings with about 85 partments each One building with underground parking would be sold as condominium and the other rented He said with site plan control 11 board the design has to be prepared sent to planning board where its kicked around for 1w or three months and finally goes to city hall departments AT LEAST TWO Mr Kozlov said he would be lucky if the plan was approved within year bill based on my experience in this city it wont be done for at least two years The planning board is coupl ering cutting Lie number of townhouses The plan approved by the board earlier lad 10 semidc tached units ant 7t lownhouw cs The townhouse den ily 1271 units an itlt higher tiii the 12 units allovcd by city van dards In the original plan Kozlov included club nursery and tennis courts When he lettilel to cut tw facilities the city reduced drn sity Since he purebrsrd or iv ty and proposed 10LltllIIIIi in 1968 101 ity has tlLLivwl from 18 units an are to Mr Ixoslov agreed to add in outdoor 5wimming pool Why do they want to rnt itw off for five or six units 11 asked in his statement litW got to have human heart ml time You cant keep comnr to the developer every year taking something away 312 1lllilit Li LICI TY NEWS THE BARRIE EXAMINER THURSDAY MARCH 1976 OCAL AND GENERAL PAINTINGS AVAILABLE Paintings will be available for sale and rental by the Barrie Public Library in the basement this Saturday from 14 pm There are new works by Agnes chtber Robert Paterson and Norman Taylor available RUMMAGE SALE The ladies auxiliary to the Barrie Humane Society is asking Barrie residents to save and don ate good used clothing no sho es and other housebod goods for rummage sale March 12 in the evening and March 13 in the morning at the Steelworkers Hall or High Street Proceeds from the sale are used for the sometys shelter THIJISDAY BINGO The Barrie Knights of Colum bus Bingo is scheduled every Thursday at the Embassy Hall on Blake Street Two jackpots are available as prizes The ear ly bird starts at 730 pm with regular bingo at pm FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT variety night of family eu tertainment is planned at East view Secondary School Satur day at pm The program in cludes magician folksingers dancers Mr Music Wendy Hicks musical saw and the tries Sllt mutt took met as es ment 1hr Eastvww orchestra The vanety night is sponsored by the 0r chestra Parents Association and tickets cost $150 and 75 cents PARENTS MEET The Interested Parents Group of Goodfellow Shool in Goodel low Beach will meet tonight at 715 pm in the general pur pose room at the school The meeting will include presenta tion by the girls gymnastics team the choir will perform and there will be reports from the Aleoua Daty Cane Centre and the Alcona Community Projects Committee LOOKING FOR MEMENTOES In June of this year Codring ton public school will celebrate its 2511 anniversary and stud ents and staff are now planning birthday party The school is interested in receiving any kind of memento from former Cod rinigton students including news paper clippings and photographs All items will be returned INSTRUCTORS COURSE Ibe Barrie YMYWCA is running YMCA Swimming Instructors Course Monday March to Friday March 26 from 530 to 1030 pm Upon completion of this course the candidate is qualified to teach and evaluate the YIICA Starr Swimming Program For more information call 726 6421 or drop into the at 22 Grove Street West REGISTRATION Members of the Barrie YWCA may register for new or continuing Programs on or after Monday March 151th Nonmembers of the may also register in available cours es at this time Registrations will not be taken over the phone but must be done in person BUILDING OFFICIALS COURSE Building officials from Barrie and area have been attending night courses at Georgian Col lege since the New Year The 38 enrolled in the course have been studying the new Ontario Building Code which came into force Jan On March Gra ham Adams managing director of the code Which is administer ed by the ministry of consum er affairs will be at the coil age at pm to talk to those who took the course TIME RIGHT PLACE WRONG Ihe Vespra Progressive Con servative Association will meet Monday March at pm at St Pauls Anglican Hall Mid hurst It had been incorrectly rimmed that the meeting would be held in Iilburt niti munity ilah All izi ii persons are invited to the mat meeting More izifozma is available by phoning 72820310 or 7206978 UNDER SWIAIAIINC Registration for swimming closets at rie will take place on 11 dtay March 911 at 915 am 111 registration is for classes IZYl ning frrm March 13 to line LEADER HERE Ontario Liberal pctty Stuart Smith will be guest cp er at tht annual meeting of ic Simcce Centre Liberal Ass tion on ihurslay Atarih 11 meeting will begin with at 630 om in BziTies rrv Navy Air Force hall Tickets at $5 per person mav be obtain ed by telephoning Marearet Kelly at 7265671 or 7283330 HANDICRAFT LESSONS The Barrie public library holding handicraft lessons for youngsters eight years 01 up Saturday from to pm at the childrens deparh ment on Mulcastitr Street lessons include crochet stitching maerami and craft REJUVENATION TOPIC Marshall Green chirnn of the chamber of commerces cit ic affairs committee will spunk on downtown rejuvenation Iih at meeting of the Option st Club of Barrie The pm tr ner meeting will be held at 11 Sky Rmm Lakcview Dair 11 Restaurant FASHION SHOW Georgian College Itahini lio motion sutdents will present public fnsbion Show eniélti Fashion Comes to Life March at in the College lhei tre Barrie Tickets for the rnv which will feature womens taxult ions for spring ans summer im $2 and are now available iren Jack Webb Clothing The In and Studio One Ihey mav l=i be purchased Feb anti from booth at Soars in Georgian Mail or at the door the evening of the 5110 CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES Childrens activities at iii Childrens section of the Barrie Public Library are as 0110252 age and up March handicraft afternoon to learn crochet maeranie etc March 20 puppet craft with ltoy 131w ler age and not March 23 batik workshop with Sharon Dusomc any age from tllltl age upl and Atril an gt1 er Egg demonstration by lis IlIcllIullen for age and uni SAFETY MEETING The Barrie Safety gtttllli31 will hold its next monthly in lug Monday in tne Public rhs Building 165 Fmialalt llii 730 pm At the ztsseeial iiin last meeting Feb oiin tip members showed up and tllltllv man Kerry Columbus is lli for much better turnout Alou day iIIiH the 76 executive The 1976 executive of the Shan ty Bay Golf and Country biis Business Girls section includes president Joy Ilaauan Vrc president Millie Whalen rotary June Galloway treasure er Rita Crowcll social llclcn Monger and Marg Coulis games captain Barb West assisted by Karen Hooper handicap eouveu er Fran Newton prim commit tee Anne MeNabb and Sue Me Elroy membership chairman Eileen Dixon Busincss glrls section El tor med in 1972 under the guilimcc of Fran Newton who scrvx its president for the 197371 season