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Screen school's portable The stream of eorrespondence bet- ween Midland Planning Board secretary Bryan MacKell and the Simcoe County Board of Education concerning the board's portable at Parkview School con- linues. The planning board this week instructed MacKell to request the school board to erect a screen, or place some vegetation, between the portable and the street. In a letter to the school board dated Sept. 17, 1981, MacKell in- formed the board that "numerous complaints" had been received by the town about the use of the building, and about its location. : On May 29, 1981, the town issued a building permit to allow a 24 foot by 32 foot portable building on the Park- view School property. The portable classroom is being used as a storage building for plumbing and other supplies used in the 18 public schools located in the school board's Area at In his report to the planning board, received last Tuesday by the board, Michael Chapman, the town's bylaw enforcement officer, said that the portable itself as a physical object did not violate any bylaws. However the fact that the materials stored in the building are used in schools outside of the town could be grounds under a town bylaw for legal action, Chapman reported. Chapman _ recomm- ended that the board speak to the municipality's solicitor if it was thinking of taking legal action. In late September in a letter to the planning board, the SCBE's assistant business superintendent infor- med the planning board that the portable is approximately the same colour as the school, that it is identical to the other portables at other schools, and that the school board would consider repainting the portable if the town wished. "However the cost of relocating a portable is substantial and_ this alternative would therefore be an ex- pensive one," the town was told. Volunteers inaction tomorrow Members of Huronia Junior Civitan Club will be holding a "Volunteer Day" tomorrow in Midland and area. The young people have set this date so as to provide the brawn in doing volunteer spring cleaning and odd jobs. For more information please contact Grant Ivens at 526-9814 or Dave Sibley at 526-9194. by Adrienne Graham Gardner Soap and scents by two local women will be an attraction at the annual Winter's End Craft Show in Toronto this week. Claudette Couture-LaCrois makes nine varieties of soap by hand, in- cluding aloe and lavender. She will have between three and four thousand bars of soap in stock for sale, retailing at two dollars. Planning for the show has taken Claudette six months, while the actual soap-making represented two and half months' work. Jan Huck will have more than one thousand "Common Scents"' for sale in Toronto. She makes a variety of herbal products, including sachets, Preview given Jan Huck and Claudette Couture- LaCroix gave a preview Of their wares Winter's end craft show to feature soaps andscents "sleep pillows" and talc, which sell in the two to seven dollar range. 180 participants will be showing their handmade crafts at the Toronto show, coming from all parts of Canada. The show is held at the Queen Elizabeth Building, Exhibition Park in Toronto through Sunday. The building will be open from noon to 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, but will close at 6 p.m. on Sunday. For those who would like to buy "Clo's" soap and Jan's scented products closer to home, they are available at the Grass Roots crafts shop in Wyebridge. to be sold at the Winter's End Craft Show in Toronto this week. Get your Abt on the beste' --BARRIE-- NEW LONDON ae "BOOKCASE", Reg. *599. & up NOW ONLY Come in and see the new 'BARKERVILLE' pr eT with heater regular mattress and pedestal FACTORY PRICES A small aeees!) will UNFINISHED ,Complete for only +539, |°240 ..Our beds start at $240. BARRIE WATERBEDS R.R. 1, Midhurst -R.1, 7 737 4977 In the Old 4 miles North of Barrie on Hwy 27 = Vantastic Building Page 6, Friday, April 23, 1982 'Homplete Fur Service & Storage Protect your furs. We have certified cold storage vaults on our premises. We can have your fur repaired, re-modelled or Hollanderized by our experts. Rely onus for perfecti Bring your fur inorc 526-2271 for fre ick-up 295 King Street 5262271 PRACTICAL DOWN TO EARTH INFORMATION FOR ANYONE PLANNING . A POOL | APRIL 25th, 12 - 6 P.M. | TALK TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF POOLS. FILTERS ACCESSORIES SAVE ABOVE GROUND KITS LIMITED QUANTITY THE : " : FACTS ; : | FROM THE : 1 - ; EXPERTS SPECIAL INGROUND POOLS E ¢Balloons for the kids eRefreshments Lots of free and easy parking See It All At Pool Show 82' Pioneer fe band PLACE PLAZA ield St., Barrie q 26-4606 p