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US Marine Corps learn winter skills group of 100 United States Marine Corps reserves are spending the weekend at Canadian Forces Base Borden learning winter skills from Canadian Forces instructors The Americans are members of the 4th Marine division and are based in Buffalo The group will arrive at am Saturday when they will be fitted with arctic uniforms Instructors are also reserve members of the Royal Regiment of Canada which is military infantry unit based at Fort York Armory in Toronto The 35 Canadian instructors will be commanded by Lt Grant MacDonald Variety of proposals Barrie aldermen brought their shopping lists to the City Hall council chamber Thurs day Barrie City Council general committee provided forum for the public representatives to identify the projects theyd like to see included in the 1978 budget explained Mayor Ross Archer Some of the recurring pro The afternoon meeting of Ald Laking further recom mended that the city drop its sidewalk plowing More realistic budgeting for snow control in the city was one of the suggestions from Ald Ernie Rotman He also wanted to see money allocated for lakeshore development and improvements at the intersec tion of Dunlop and Mulcaster Streets that hill is atrocious Projects considered for budget but at Arena replacement of some playground equipment and covering over the drainage ditch in Queens Park as three items that should be considered in the 1978 budget With the suggestions now recorded the task begins to ar range them into cost and priori ty form They may not be accepted least theyve been Hearing Jan I9 on rent increases the examiner Saturday Jan 1978 The next episode in the continuing story of Sandy Cove Acres rent increases is scheduled to take place Jan 19 in the Barrie City Hall council chamber At issue will be the 1977 rent hike for tenants in 50 units among the almost 700 in the mobile home community Tenants had requested last year that 1977 rent increases of 10 to 12 per cent be evaluated under the provincial Rent Review Act An appeal hearing of the Ontario Rent Review Board jurisdiction in the matter ARGUEI AT HEARING Before returning to New York late Sunday the group 5315 advanced the EMERGENCY HOUSING r9°°rdel°wv and WI be°° Law er Basil Ste henson actin on behalf of landlord will be trained to use arctic tents snowshoes and cooking gfdermen included insignauon According to Aid Bill tsdered Mayor Archer Sad Sandy Chive Acres Lth argued at th hearing that the Rent stoves designed for use III extreme cold and high altltudesl Of traffic light at Donald and Kn0WICS the City Should be He predCted that the 1978 Review Act legislation applicable to Sandy Cove only came cross country march of 14 kilometers in full gear is included along with several night reconnaissance patrols Healthy figure The largest amount ever raised in the City of Barrie is expected to be the result of this years United Appeal campaign Lloyd Armstrong campaign chairman organizers are very satisfied Were looking at healthy figure of $150000 or more which is the largest amount ever raised in the City of Barrie Armstrong said The campaign will officially close Jan 15 and Arm strong says pledges are still coming in figure of $205000 was very enthusiastic target which was also very realistic think weve proven point Over the years the City of Barrie has been very lethargic towards the united way concept of giving If we dont support these agencies this way they would become tax situation which could be astounding Armstrong said The annual meeting of the Barrie and District United Appeal will be held Feb in the Blue Flame Room of said the William Street were two court in the MacMorrison Park the Cty Consumers Gas priorities for Aid Bill Camp area and reconsideration of the The CITY recreation direc The meeting is open to the public and nominations for be And we should start citys garbage bylaw as it per Or Gary Stonel said he felt new board members will be held at that time thinking of reconstruction on wins to condominium resl the time was right to approach Little Avenue dents the community on construction No hostess Hostess services will be dropped Jan from daily luxury bus service operated by Travelways Ltd between rillia and Toronto Travelways officials announced the change on the special bus service known as the golden carpet service Wednesday Coffee normally served on the bus will be available at Travelways terminals and bus stop locations on southbound departures only as of Jan Travelways received permission to operate bus service between Orillia and Toronto in the fall of 1976 Emergency housing second public meeting on emergency and transient housing in Barrie has been set for 730 pm Tuesday in the Barrie Public Library Anyone interested in the topic is invited to attend the meeting which has been organized by Information Barrie Change in meeting Barrie University Womens Club will meet Wednesday at the Barrie Public Library at 745 pm not at 815 pm at Central Collegiate as reported in Thursdays Examiner Anne Streets bus shelter in the Letitia Heights area tennis courts in Greenfield Park and upgrading of sidewalks and streets in various parts of the city Ald Ross Stephens suggested than an emphasis be put this year on the waterfront project if we have the money to do it so that we can complete it this year if possible rather than have it drag on four or five years He also felt that considera tion should be given to install ing traffic light at Cundles Road and Sunnidale Road study on the need for traffic lights at Burton Avenue and Bayview Drive and resolution of the sewer problems on Aid Ed Thompson felt that council should respond to the request of the Simcoe County Board of Education for traffic light at Grove and Davidson Streets Also he proposed cor rection of drainage problem at Ottaway Avenue SAFETY FEATURES Possbile safety features to improve very bad corner at Milburn and Gowan Streets and new ice surface lighting at the Barrie Arena were two of the concerns of Aid Ron Lynch Ald Alex Arthur suggested that traffic lights be set up at the intersection of Grove and Duckworth streets and street lighting be added on Bell Farm Road public tennis court somehwere in Ward and cor rection of drainage problems on Peel Street were two priorities cited by Ald Del Cole Ald Nelson Garrett proposed JANICE LAKING cultural centre and Dunlop Streets and Bayfield and Sophia Streets and sediment settling pond in the Letitia Heights area The Kidds Creek drainage problems sewage problems in the InnisfiIVictoria Streets area and cultural facility for the city were some of the items mentioned by Ald Janice Lak ing She also proposed tennis GEORGIAN COLLEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION looking at allocating modest amount of money to assist those seeking to develop form of emergency housing in Bar rie and about $50000 for the salary and expenses of full time industrial commissioner hired to go out and recruit business and industry for the ci ty Ald Gord Mills wants to see sidewalks along Little Avenue in the proximity of the fourth Barrie high school presently under construction Mayor Ross Archer cited storm sewers along William and Holgate Streets as one of his priorities while Barrie fire chief Jack McAllister stressed the need for third fire station to be located in the south end of GARY STONER recreational centre of recreational centre He also floodlighting at mentioned Eastview budget will be presented in ear ly April in all probability SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED EDMONTON CP The Sir Winston Churchill Foundation of Edmonton is offering an annual $5000 scholarship for University of Alberta student to study at Churchill College in Cambridge England The student can study in any field but priority will be given those who plan to work in the field of energy about 90 OUR ANNUAL STOREWIDE SALE STARTS TUESDAY into effect in April of 1977 after approval of an amendment to the original legislation The board agreed with that interpretation It has ruled in sevenpage decision that it had no jurisdiction with regard to 1977 increases for 637 of the units if However the decision has not yet been reached for 50 132 other Sandy Cove units and the hearing for them will be resumedJan 19at1pm Ian Mackinnon spokesman for the Sandy Cove Acres was held in November to determine if the board had Homeowners Association which represents residents of per cent of the units said the circumstances surrounding the 50 were different because they involved re purchases YOUNG CANADA JAN lOth AT 900 AM AND CONTINUES UNTIL WINTER srocx Is sow The change of time and place was made earlier this overhead lane deSIgnations at wk the intersection of Fred Grant Olmml SELLING COUNTRY mc Leaders course YMCA assistant instruc tors Red Cross leaders course will be offered at the Barrie YMYWCA on four con secutive Sundays starting Jan Reupholstering SOFA CHAIR SKIING for the whole family TRY this fastgrowing sport BEFORE investing in classes Expert 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