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Resignations wont hurt housing chairman claims By PETER DEPODESTA Examiner Staff Reporter Losing four more members wont stop the citys housing committee says Helen Corbett chairman Mrs Corbett said the resigna tions of Eileen Carol Marg Duncan Leon Garrick and Bob Crossan do not mean the end of the committee formed January 1975 The remaining members on the committee she said have real keen interest The committee meets Thursday on the second floor at city hall to discuss the resigna tions This is the second time in seven months the committee has had multiple resignations think it will keep going Mrs Corbett said Well end up some day with nucleus of good knowledgable people ex tremely interested in housing in Barrie Mrs Corbett who turned WEA TIER down the chairmanship in September after former chair man Paul Arbour resigned said she would have more in formation after the meeting Thursday Weve ironed out lot of the links she said But were still at point of trying to find out what the public needs and can afford in housing The committees support pushed through development on smaller lots as method of lowering housing costs and the idea of no rill housing nofrill house is built without unnecessary extras such as carpeting fireplaces extra bathrooms or hardwood floors Two major projects which the committee is developing in clude housing study in the ci ty which should be completed this week and cooperative housing project on cityowned land on Little Avenue Its matter of educating the public to buy what they can afford to buy she said Mrs Corbett said she has considered resigning from the committee because of her ac tivities with the Parents without Partners association but does not want the publicity She said the committee decreased the number of meetings to one month to keep members interest high The committee was formed in January 1975 after recom mendation by the city develop ment committee The members were asked to serve without pay In September two members Paul Arbour and Ed Jennings resigned indicating frustration between the housing committee and elected officials of council Additional members were ap pointed including Don Rug gles landscape architect and Paul Thompson representing the Barrie and District Real Estate Board Spring weather continues in Barrie and district Springlike weather will con tinue in Barrie and area today and Tuesday says the Toronto weather office in forecast issued at 630 this morning Skies will be mainly sunny today Winds will be southeast 15 to 20 Tuesday will be windy and mild with some showers The high today will be 13 the low tonight and the high Tuesday 14 Forecast for other areas is In Northern Ontario today it will be milder with showers or periods of rain by Tuesday Snow is expected near Winisk Toronto Mostly sunny today windy and mild with showers Tuesday High 10 to 13 low near Windsor Lake St Clair Rick Jones city planner foreground and Wayman Fairweather director of planning and development held site inspection filday on Bayview Drive south of Little Avenue Mr Fairweather checked the distance along Bayview Dr SITE CHECKED Becoming cloudy today showers developing overnight Windy and mild with showers continuing Tuesday Highs both days 14 to 16 low to London Lake Erie Lake Huron Becoming cloudy today with southeast winds 15 to 20 windy and mild with showers Tuesday Highs 12 to 14 lows to Highs Tuesday 12 to 15 Kitchener Hamilton Niagara western Lake On tario southern Georgian Bay Mainly sunny today with southeast winds 15 to 20 windy and mild with showers Tuesday Highs 10 to 13 lows to Highs Tuesday 12 to 14 Peterborough eastern Lake Ontario southern Haliburton Sunny and milder today cloudy with showers developing of commercial zoned proper ty owned by Deerwood Developments Ltd The developer listed about 1000 feet of frontage The proper ty is on the east side of Bayview between Radio Shack and Miracle Maid of Canada Examiner Photo Tuesday Highs 10 to 12 except cooler near Lake Ontario lows to Highs Tuesday 12 to 14 North Bay Sudbury nor thern Haliburton northern Georgian Bay Temagami 1n creasing cloudiness today windy and mild with showers Tuesday Highs to 10 lows to Highs Tuesday 10 to 12 Algoma southern White River Mostly cloudy and win dy with showers developing today occasional rain tonight and Tuesday Highs to 10 lows to Highs Tuesday to 10 Lawyer meets with council Barrie council is holding special meeting tonight and is scheduled to meet Chap pell solicitor for Dean Ar buthnot Mr Arbuthnot was the manager of Delaney Boat Lines Ltd in Barrie before council expropriated the companys property in 1971 The city and Mr Arbuthnot fought long court battle over the citys settlement for the land at the foot of Bayfield Street and buildings Recently the court ruled the city overpaid the company by about $50000 Council will also discuss tax writeoffs and additions for 1976 The three standing commit tees finance public works and city development are scheduled to meet to discuss the 1976 cur rent operating budget Man killed in collision STAYNER John Robert Joseph Branget 24 of 459 On tario St Collingwood was killed Saturday in twocar col lision on Highway 26 four miles south of Stayner Ontario Provincial Police at Stayner said the accident oc curred during rainstorm at about755pm The southbound Branget vehicle crossed the centreline at sharp curve in the road striking car driven by Hubert Porteau De La Morandiere 30 of 21 Lascelles Blvd Toronto Mr Porteau De La Moran diere was reported in good con dition Sunday in Collingwood General and Marine Hospital His wife Magartha 29 and twoyearold son Gael were treated for cuts and bruises was passenger in the Branget vehicle Edgar Donaldson Cooper 39 of Collingwood Jack Bakers secret Will soon be or everyone lips PRINCE OF WALES School on Bradford Street the oldest surviving school in Barrie will celebrate its centennial May 15 The school was known as West Ward at the time of its con struction in 1876 and was renamed during the first World War after the future King Edward VIII Cost of the original sixroom building since grown to 12 was $7100 Administration and students plan daylong celebration including reu nion of former students to celebrate the anniversary Photo courtesy of Simcoe County Archives 100th anniversary to be marked May 15 by oldest school in city On May 15 Prince of Wales school the oldest remaining school in the city will celebrate its 100th anniversary The original sixroom school then called West Ward was built in 1876 at cost of $7100 It now has 12 rooms It was the second school in the city Central School which was located where the new post office is being built had been constructed in 1871 At the time of World War there was great push to remove German names in Corn monwealth nations and to in clude the name of Monarchy throughout Civic meetings planned for week TODAY Barrie public works commit tee meets today at 430 pm in the second floor meeting room with representatives of the ministry of transportation and communication Barrie council meets at pm in the council chambers at city hall on Collier Street This is special council meeting TUESDAY Simcoe County council begins twoday session at 10 am in Break over school back With the midwinter break now over all elementary and secondary schmls in the county are working their way back to full schedules Few schools have special ac tivities planned for this week with the exception of the primary grade field trips to the maple sugar bush Several schools are planning daytrips to the Tiffen Conser vation Area in Vespra The sugar bush is operated by the Nottawasaga Conservation Authority and provides students with an opportunity to see the old and new method of making maple syrup Meanwhile all schools are turning their thoughts towards special activities for Education Week April to 10 county administration building atMidhurst Simcoe Centre New Democratic Party meets at pm in the Steelworkers hall mlliinStrect WEDNESDAY Simcoe ounty council meets at 10 am in county administra tion building at Midhursl Royal Commission on violence in the mdcia will hold public hearing at 730 pm in the Steelworkers hall 50 Gill St rillia llllRSlAY The citys committee on housing meets at pin in the second floor meeting room at city hall on ollicr Strcct Simcoe North Liberal Association will hold its animal meeting at 6213 pm in Guthrie community hall SATURDAY Essa township council meets at 10 am in the municipal building at Baxter Two titles to Elm vale ELMVALE The host village picked up couple of titles Saturday as Elmvales weekilong Little NHL tournae ment came to an end The Eliiivale bantams defeated Dundalk to take the championship in that division while the Elmvalc peewecs were consolation winners During this period the city of Berlin Ont changed its name to Kitchener and the Central school became Victoria West Ward became Prince of Wales East Ward became King George now the Parkview Cen tre and Burton Avenue became King Edward Prince of Wales was named in honor of Prince Edward who later became Edward VIII Don Johnston principal of Prince of Wales said it is in teresting to notice the increas ing costs of building schoolsln 1876 six room school cost $7100 but when the eightroom King Edward school was built in 1906 the cost was $24275 $30000 bill The school will mark its centennial with daylong celebration concluding in the evening with reunion of all former students Mr Johnston said the students are also writing to Charles the present Prince of Wales hoping he will send return letter As part of the celebration the school is hoping to have display of memorabilia such as old pictures or items of in terest Anyone with any items is ask ed to telephone Mrs Little at the school at 7283105 All articles clearly identified will be returned for new plan Sllttlll lnnisfil township has received bill of $30000 for the townships new official plan treasurer Duncan Green said Friday Mr Green said the bill sub mitted by Ainley and Assrxriatcs Itd planning con sultants will be studied by Iii nisfiI planning and develop ment commillcc which meets next week The planning firm originally estimated the cost of the plan at $24000 Already approved by township council the plan is ex pected to be the subject of an Ontario Municipal Board hear ing this year chcral objections have been lodged against the plan as some developers and residents want larger growth allocation for Stroud on the 10th Line and less growth at Alcona Beach on the 81h Line The plan says Innisfil could triple in population to 33300 by the year 2000 with half of the people living at Alcona Beach 6000acre area south of Talk with our FBDB Management Services LOCAL ADDRESS HENDERSON 70 COllIER ST BARRIE Officer who helps small businesses help themselves If youre wondering whether theres federal governmentprogrom that can assist your business contact our Management Services Officer who will tell you what federal Toronto Phone 4166380823 SERVICES programs may suit your needs and put you in touch with the appropriate offices FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK Barrie including Painswick and Crawford is excluded from the official plan pending joint planning and annexation by the city James Laxer to speak to local NDP Tuesday James Laxer an expert on Canadian energy problems and the Canadian economy will be guest speaker at the annual membership meeting of the Simcoe Centre New Democratic Party The meeting is scheduled for pm Tuesday at the Steelworkers Hall 29 High St Mr Laxer author of several books on Canadian economic and energy problems is an economic adviser to Ed Broadbent federal leader of theNDP He was candidate for the leadership of the federal NDP and is now lecturer in political science at York University Toronto Following Mr Laxers speech members will elect new riding executive The public is invited to at tend and further information may be obtained by telephoning Paul or Mary Lou Wessenger at 72897630r7288000 CITY NE WS The Barrie Examiner Monday March 29 19763 Woman at wits end over septic problem HAWKSTONE Until Satur day 74yearold woman here was near her wits end The septic tank of Martha Roes neighbor Bruce Cup page had overflowed and flooded her basement Hawkestone is about 10 miles northeast of Barrie in Cm township Theyre getting away with it because Im woman an old woman Mrs Roe told The Ex aminer man would kill them He wouldnt put up with this nonsense she said The situation had calmed by Saturday however She said the water was no longer being diverted through her backyard Mr Cuppage said Friday he would direct the water into roadside ditch as soon as it was clear of ice The septic tank overflows he said because it is sitting on hardpan or slatelike earth So Mr Cuppage is not happy with Simcoe County Health Unit regulations that required him to install tank in 1974 An outhouse previously serv ed the sixmember Cuppage family The location pf the 400foot tile bed intended to filter waste water was approved by the health unit To handle the overflow this year Mr Cuppage had to buy sump pump He directed the clear filtered water from his basement through his sideyard and onto Mrs Roes property Her basement subsequently became flooded and she bought sump pump to remove the water and direct it onto the yard of neighbor Lloyd Lees Mrs Roe feels it isnt fair that she had to buy pump but Mr Cuppage said there isnt snowballs chance in hell that he will compensate her for it Terry Scott an official with the Simcoe County Health Unit in Orillia said the situation will be investigated The inspector for the area Altman has just started twoweek vaca tion New assessment act topic seminar on the provincial Environmental Assessment Act will be held April 22 at Georgian College Theatre Bar rie under the sponsorship of the Simcoe County chapter of the Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Ontario Speakers will include MPP George McCague 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