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mumn WAY NOV ll ill Scores Kinzie Alderman Cook On Motel Issue Barriel municipal election umpo is slowly increasing to point where electors may yet get an insight into possible lsues and prospective cand idates prior to nomination day on November so With only two sitting memv bers of council so far signifying their intention of contesting al dermanic seats next month Gerry Roberts and Fred Smith the score was evened today when the second nonsitting candidate have into view NARROW MABGIN Les Jolitle who has run for council twice in the past last time being defeated by only three votes declared today that he would seek an alder manlc seat in Ward One Ear lier Norman Stewart restaur ant manager said he would be candidate hlr Joliffe contested the last election in 1959 and ran fourth behind Les Cooke Frank Hen sey and Earl Williams lllr Villlams uncontested tally then of 521 votes was three more than Mr Jolitfea 518 votes While declaring that he was contesting an aldermanic seat Mr 101er didnt hesitate to criticize lilayor Willard Kin 1ies apparent reluctance to announce whether he plans to run for reelection in so do ing he said also feel that Major Hersey and Less Cooke are hanging hack waiting to see whether Mr Kinzie plans to run again believe both would like to run for the mayors chair but are hesitant until Mr Kinzie makes move Mr Jolilie added that he thought there were not enough active aldermen on city coun cil It seems to me and Im sure to others that only few do most of the talking TAKES ISSUE Without divulging his com LIEDI attempts to nullify permission granted to builder to con struct apartments here in stead of council facing up to the fact that nothing could be done to deny the builder the go ahead on this project the mayor and some members of council exhibited the ultimate in gall by appealing to this man to stop work on the al ready started buildings Another point rankling hlr Joliffo was the failure of both the Mayor and Alderman Cooks to participate in the deciding vote and discussion on the re cent motel issue in Barrie So what if the mayor rum rcs taurant and Los Cooke runs halfbaked service station It seems that they will use any excuse to get out of making decision that might prove un popular with some people Mr Jolier concluded his ro marks by saying that would not hesitate to declare my own intentions in the matter of run plug for reclectlon providing thought had done good and reasonable job even six months in advance of the date JOLIFFE vadcs the whole village THE MAIN MEET OI Cree more illustrates the quiet rural atmosphere that per 81 LUKES the first church to be MMHH former owner of The Creemore Star relax es with copy of the weekly paper that has served the vil lage and the community for 75 years Joint Meeting On Sewers Defers Financing Action relerees decision would have to be strictly no contest in reference to meeting held last night by representatives of the City Development Commit tee Department of Public Works Fublic Utilities Com mission and senior administra tive and engineering personnel from both bodies Called to discuss report from City Manager Walter Gigs importing to be the views of special 4man com mittee of the city and PUC in relation to proposed sewer ex penditures and how they should be financed the meeting got off to fast start became muddled and ended in varying statm of confusion for those present DUES BEST Mr Gigg told the meeting that the committee had done its best within its terms ref erence in bringing in tie re port if any wording in my reportoflends anyone Im sure other members will agree to you Wi ll specific wording he said Dr Ed Wilson PUC mem ber told the committee that in his estimation the entire report was unacceptable since it did nt give advantages or disad vantages of either sewer rats or levy against assessment It is not your prerogative to reach decision invthis mat ter he said you were to act strictly as factfinding com mittee and this wasnt done in the report Alderman Cooke who chaired the meeting referred to the use of the word desir able as it appeared in Mr Giggs report He pointed out that theuse of the word was bothering some members of the joint committee particularly those from the PUC and there seems to be general agreement on the part of technical com mitteemen that the word poss ible is more corect one Mr Cooke attempted to get the meeting back on the track by suggesting that the report be studied item by item attempt was made in this dir ection but those present he came embroiled in discussions and arguments on the relative merits of sewer rate and tax rate financing according to pen sonal views rather than ac cording to the report meeting if there is any great urgency in the matter He added that the experts of both bodies could get together and prepare charts and tables that could be studied to permit those present to get better understanding of the entire sit nation There is only one thing we An are all interested in he said and that is to provide the best possible system at the cheap est cost to our taxpayers Dr Wilson said that many of the things said at the meet ing were foreignto me He added he wasnnt in any posi tion to arrive at decision and would like to see it turned back to the special technical com mittee for further study and report Dr Wilson nude motion to that effect and it was second by Alderman Roberts vote taken on the motion after discussion unanimously approv ed ofthe action Retain Preference For South Africa CAPE TOWN AP Dale 11 government trade commissioner in South Africa said preferential trade tarills or South African prod REEVE GORDON WATSON is busy with his plumbing and heating and hardware busi ness asweli as his duties as public servant lie isjust ex pending into the hardware line and says he hopes that it will flourish Creembre Looking To New Industries For Expansion William Nutty came to Notx tawasaga Township in 1312 thus becoming the first settler in the area now known as the village of Creemore The Nultys have disappeared from that part of the country leaving one of the most pro gressive and the most attrac tive villages anywhere in On tario Creemores history really be gan in 1844 when group of settlers from Brockville strug gled up the Mad River pulling their barges with oxen and by hand They finally stopped to erect mill using the power supplied by the rushing waters of the Mad SEIILERS ARRIVE From then on more and more settlers arrived in the valley and soon busy com munity sprang up It is said that traveller stopped for while in the village and found the people so friendly that be called the place Crae mo gaelic phrase meaning big heart In 1355 the first church west of Barrie was built in Cree more StLukes is not the big gest church in Creemore but it is one of the prettiest It stands just off the main street surrounded by trimmed shrub bery and towering trees The railroad tracks into Cree more were lifted two years ago Trucks and good highways have reduced the necessity of railroad to the village But Hearing Glasses Improve your appearance lookltlyoarsyoungsr Start enjoying life again MAJ the line served its purpose well as records show With the coming of the railway the townreally began to prosper Two features strike the via itor as he enters Creemore One is the setting of the village with three sides sheltered by wooded slopes and the iourth open to the east as if to we come the morning sun and hold its warmth through the day The other is the neatness of the town the hedges paved roads and substantial brick houses This eyeappeal coupled with the knowledge that Creemoro has had sanitary faciLities in every home for 50 or 60 years and was one of the very first communities in Ontario to have waterworks has brought number of outsiders into the area in the last few years Smith retired owner and editor of the 75yearold Creemore Star told The Exsme iner that an estate built near the village many years ago by an Englishman was purchased recently by Toronto author and CBC executive Richard Lam bert Mr Lambert is just one of the many people who have come to Creemore either to settle permanently or to put up summer places Mr Smith added Reeve Gordon Watson is proud of his village This he said and the creamery the mill and the honeyprocess ing plant are not enough in dustry to keep our young peo ple from leaving Thats why Im interested in promoting industry here Just one 01 two small industries would be ideal Mr Watsons father who is still active came to Creemoro in 1905 and eventually started plumbing and heating hus inessfnow expanded to include hardware that he and his son operate There is school for the youngsters in Creemore but high school requires trip to Stayner or Collingwood De spite the problem of the young people leaving and going to larger centres to work Cree more is expanding PROMPT SERVICE OF BA HEATING OILS 27 AGNES ST AUTOMATIC FRANK BEMROSE plete campaign program Mr Joliffe took Issue with councils of nominations Confirms Reports Babies Outbreaks In Three lireas reported slight epidemic of rabies in Simone and Duf terin counties and the district of Muskoka was qualified to mal could be dangerous if saliva should get into open wounds on human being Dr Haslett also urged mum day as nothing more than an ideal authorities to see that unusual increase in the number of reported cases by Dr Haslett department of agricul ture Dr Haslett confirmed reports that rabies have been found among animals in the three Io calities but added that there have probably been six or less cases in each at the three areas since September He said the disease is being found chiefly among the fox and skunk population and there have been few incidents of it striking cattle He denied re ports that cats and dogs have been taken ill with the disease and said there was no oficial verification for this state ent The veterinarian said there is always danger at domestic pets being in contact with rabid wild 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