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town country Labor loses bid for city action on ending controls City councils general committee rejected Monday re quest from the Barrie and District Labor Council that the ci ty petition the provincial and federal governments for an end to wage and price controls The committee passed mo tion saying the city agrees the controls should be lifted soon but cannot specify an exact time The mot ion urges the labor council to deal directly with the two higher levels of govern ment Barn couldnt be saved Barrie firefighters fought fire in vacant barn on Dunlop Street West for an hour on Sunday but couldnt save the building says Barrie fire Chief Jack McAllistcr Chief McAllistcr says fire was spotted by neighbor Firefighters were called to the scene at 445 pm He said to day the building as owned by Urban Expansion Group of Scarborough and said fire officials havent determined damage or cause lnnisfil science fair winners Winners in the Iimisfil Central School science fair last week were Jody Wood primary for her project on bean seeds Mike Gibbons and Kip Gorrie junior for their study of electricity and Aime Campbell intermediate for The Story of Paper Runnersup were Patty Fuller primary for her study of the crayfile Karen Watson and Kathy Moorliead junior for their project on spiders and Cornelia on lraffen and onnie Applebaum intermediate for The Growth Leaves Tracee Greaves top speaker lracce Greayes Grade pupil at Best School in Shanty Bay took top prize in the Lions Club District 12 publicspeaking championships in Gravenhurst this weekend She earned trophy and $150 Tracee and Grade pupil David King will represent Best at the Areas and ti elementary school publicspeaking contest this week at Forest Hill School in Midliurst Installed Trained Service Public meeting will be held on Firehall request for funds public meeting is to be held on request for city grant of $30000 toward restoration of the disused Collier Street firehall as an arts centre The meeting is to be held later this month but no date has been set Mayor Ross Ar cher told city councils general committee he will recommend date at next weeks council meeting The public meeting comes in response to request by former city industrial commissioner Harold Bairstow an opponent of the grant request The firehalls board of management has asked for $30000 toward $200000 con struction contract planned for this swnmer The rest of the funds would come from provin cial grants and private con tributions Several council members questioned the need for public meeting As council we were elected to make that kind of decision said Ald Janice Laking member of the board of management Were going to be left with exactly the same sort of knowledge that we have right now said Ald Alex Arthur havent made up my mind and think public meeting would help responded Ald Ernie Rotman Ald Ross Stephens councils other representative on the board of management also supported meeting saying he could not disregard public opi nion Oro bans the weed Well sort of 0R0 STATION Staff ro township council Monday pass ed nosmoking policy which DAVE BLIil often both ered by Canadian Tlres Technicians not required on Electronic lgnition asks councillors township staff and visitors not to light up dur ing council and committee meetings The policy which passed by Oiievote margin also calls for the installation of Thank You For Not Smoking signs in council chambers and at the chamber entrance Council took action on the matter after hearing from Hawkestone resident Dave Bull who said he is often bothered by cigarette smoke during council and planning board meet iiigs Bull the owner of Big Cedar Estates Ltd frequently at tends council and planning board meetings In asking for the nosmoking policy Bull said he Would be willing to supply the township Priced right for spring with the Thank You for not Smoking signs Reeve Howard Campbell DeputyReeve Allan McLean and Colin Paul Kitchen voted in favor of the policy DeputyReeve McLean pipe and cigar smoker said the policy was only common sense Council had been presented with option of passing no smoking bylaw but opted for the milder voluntary policy HOW TO ICNltURCIC Coun Clarence Smith who later voted against the policy said he could not see how coun cil could enforce nosiiiokiiig bylaw am not willing to jump on someone who smokes in meetings he said JANICE AKING questions need Pension Plans Life Insurance Disability Income Annuities on an Individual or Group basis City councils general com mittee turned down 17 per cent increase in boat slip rental fees at the city marina Mon daybecause the proposed in crease was too small Neil Fox public works superintendent said the 17 per cent hike would still leave the rates well short of those charg ed by private marinas He said the increase was one of several needed to reach pari ty with private marinas over period of time leading Ald Gord Mills to argue that rates should be raised to private levels immediately Slip it to them Ald Mills Rayner McCullough Chartered Life Underwriter Phone 7266515 lit Ilunlop St Suite 30l IMPERIAL LIFE covers you for life the examiner ruosday Aprll 1977 17 per cent too small marina fees go higher said provoking loud groans from around the council table Council endorsed his motion to bring rental fees in line with private marinas offering com parable facilities Fox said he would check out private rates in the area and bring firm figures to council next week He said after Mon days meeting he cannot estimate what the figures will be but theyre going to go up substantially Ald Ernie Rotman said the fees should be high enough to break even but not to make profit The marina lost $21000 last year largely due to capital expenditures more of which are planned for this year Proposed rates at 17 per cent increase were $140 for the season for boats up to 16 feet plus $7 per foot for additional length plus $28 to pay for roundtheclock security Fees went up 20 per cent last year 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