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To pay part of repairs Will fight recommendation City councils general com mittee has voted to throw the ball back to an Oren Boulevard reSident in threecornered fight over broken sewer piepbut the resident Lawrence Campbell says he doesnt plan to catch it committee went back to an earlier council decision to split the $780 repair bill evenly among the city Campbell developer Lou Kozloz after Kozlov refused city request to pay the whole shot Campbell said Tuesday he will probably appear before council next week to oppose the committee recommendation and if council goes through with the threeway split he will take the matter to small claims court Campbell is already out $200 deposit for city repairs to the sewer He said today he will not only refuse to pay the rest and sue for the return of his deposit if necessary but will also sue for about $150 in damages if the case goes to court Damages arise from backup which filled his base ment with sewage in May after the pipe broke he said City investigation of the May backup showed that Campbells lateral pipe was broken on city property under the street Cause of the break appeared to be large rock left in the fill after the pipe was installed The case was further coni plicated by the fact the city workmen dug in the wrong place the first time they at tempted to repair the backup thus increasing the bill Campbell was originally bill ed the whole cost of the job in keeping with city policy which makes each landowner responsible for his entire lateral pipe regardless of the property line However he pro tested the bill arguing that he should not be responsible for break on city property and that the pipe was obviously not pro perly inspected in the first place Council than agreed to three way split and got $25167 from Kozlov but when amp bell continued to protest council voted to go after Kozlov for the rest of the money Kozlov refus ed to pay and disclaimed any moral or legal obligation in the matter Committee votes down idea to buy 10 cityowned buses Ald Nelson Garrett lost another battle to get Barrie to buy its own new buses for the citys transit system And Ald Fred Ruemper is less than happy with the price the citys current transit operator has put on getting out of contract which forces the city to buy the operators used buses if it wants to contract the service out to different operator Travelways School Transit Stock BrotherS of Orillia has offered 1978 prices involving hike of about eight per cent over 1977 rates if the buy our used buses clause stays in the contract But contract without the clause will cost the city roughly 58 per cent hike or dif ference for the year of about $220000 between the two con tracts briefs IIRIVIIlt LOVESICK SULTHWICK England lCPt It was fatal day when teacher Brian Harker spoke in the street with woman truck driver Daphne Parish She has been chasing him ever since with phone calls gifts and poems Harker now carries whistle to call for help when Miss Pariin pursues him FINES REFlNlHEl RICKMNSIRTII Engla nd itPi Eight motorists fined for parking on noparking yellow lines will be getting re fund The lines were painted be yontl the authorized area by mistake gay buy any Size The proposal is just an outrage Ald ltuemper said during general committee debate on the issue Monday Ald Garrett has long standing campaign to get the city to buy its own buses thus allowing an open tender to con tractors who would operate the service At present the city negotiates only with Travlt elways because of the buy our used buses clause Since signing on with Stock Brothers in 1972 Ald tlarrett said Monday we havent had any competition for the tenderi at all Ald Garrett urged general cornmittee Monday to buy 1o new buses for delivery next June at an estimated cost of 8680000 apply for 75 per cent subsidy from the Ontario Ministry of Transport and Com munications and put the re maining 25 per cent of the cost GIUISESTOURS KSORTS Saturnng lSlltASl EEN SUNDAE and geta second one for only DAl l¢ To meet all your travel needs Downtown Barrie 4l Maple Avenue 726 in the citys 1978 budget call public tenders for transit to begin next July and negotiate shortterm contract with Travelways to cover the six months between the end of the present contract and the beginning of the new one Only aldermeii Ruemper Bill Knowles and Janice Laking supported the proposal report to city council by Don Kirkpatick deputy city engineer earlier this year showed the city saving $52500 per year on operating costs if buses were cityowned based on different rates then quoted by lravelways for cityowned and coiiipanyowiied buses The Travelways proposal for cityowned presupposed pur chase ol the firms own used buses but some council members have been unwilling to take chance on used equip ment AIR SEA 397 out held at Molsoiis Park this atauampiis aiiipers Iub president Kcitli Sinclair presenting the trophy to Ianit Lee Ialus Lee Ilditli Let and Kim Itarnier Sixtyeiglit families camping in trailers It was corny ol time Winners of the Family laines Trophy at the Ilarrst Camp and tents took part in the annual event which included coriHatiiig contest cornhusking contest famin games competitions frogjuiiiping contest penny sale dance and lnll boil atawampus anipers club is located in Angus and Borden and is member of the anadian Federation of aiiipiiig Iaiiiilies Examiner Ilioto weekend were Left the examingrWWednesday Sept 21 1977 Rain slowing crop harvest Rain which has plagued Sim coe County for the past few weeks is slowing down the harvest of grain crops says Bill Cooper agricultural represen tative of the South Simcoe of fice of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food in Alliston The rain has sure caused problems up to date if this keeps up its going to be serious The farmers just cant get on the land He says the harvesting of grain and straw which should have been in by now as well as the second cut of hay is behind schedule Bob Humphries at the Elmvale office 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