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tho examiner Friday fgb 978 Queen finalists By SIIEILA MCGOVERN Examiner Staff Reporter NEWMARKET The tech nical committee investigating pollution in Lakes Simcoe and Couchiching has been misin forming politicians through wishywashy reports says rillia Alderman Frank Kehoe Kehoe member of the political committee of the Lake SimcoeCouchiching Pollution Conference said Thursday the two reports of the technical committee have been white washes and make no mention of the infighting among the ministries preparing them The pollution conference is special study youp appointed by the provincial goveniment It has political committee in cludiiig representatives of all municipalities surrounding the lake The technical committee in cludes representatives of all government ministries involv ed in the watershed George No comment George Trewin chairman of the technical committee said Thursday he is not prepared to comment on the political com mittees recommendations un til lie has seen the minutes of the meet ing Sabu George who rcpresents the ministry of natural resources on the technical com mittee said he was not at liber ty to comment either KIM DOYLE ATIIYIILBB Mijmndlfil 378 talimtggg George said his ministry has vmnhiul Queen be prepared an iiidepth report on the lake which he would like to see given to members of the pollllCHlCOITlnilllLC Ile said the decision will be crowned Judges will have to choose from five contestants which include Sharon Paul RR2 Stroud She is up to the technical committee nin and eitloYs boating snow ggelifigoup mldl Cbluary inobiliiig and water skiing Susan IiltKtllllt 30 is also Rim Sldldm Emmy from mmud She is biologist at the ministry of natural resources assessment unit at Sibbald Point Provincial Park near Kcswick said there have been differences between the two ministries but theres by no means an impasse Desjardine said the two ministries have different ways of looking at things employed as secretary at lltichim litxluctions and en joys photography and sket ching Kim Doyle lift Stroud is 21 years of age and lists sewing and jazz dancing among her hobbies atliy hiibb of Alcona Beach 21 is student at Georgian ol legc She says she enjoys horseback riding and snowmobiling Kim Anion of St Pauls 18 is Grade 12 student at BaiTic entral Collegiate She likes dancing and being out doors 10z°o on Open Mortgages 12 on Personal Loans KII lt Barrie Community Credit Union Ltd 18 Collier St 7285191 Sleigh rides among activities Family ross ountiy Ski Days spinisored by the Thorn ton District Lions Club will be held Feb it and 12 troiii am to in near lhornt on The event will be located one mile west of Highway 400 two miles north of Highway 80 on the fifth sideroad of lnnisfil Signs will be posted along the WEATHERTHRON HEAT Featured in the twoday routi event are 130 acres of snow oldfashioned sleigh rides l55 P11091353 lle Pfr toboggunmg snowflkwing son and per lamily no per campfire cooking retry cent of the proceeds will be merits and draw for ski out lmaltll PUlChitSP loader F°r Wmer Heming Summer it dogs for the blind Cooling Up to 40 Savings Over Stan dard Electric Heat No in North America 30 Elon St 7261439 IIEIIIW TU HEIIIUIIEL Oro Township is looking for parttime fire chief ro Township is looking tor fire chief may either be paid an fulltime buildinginspcctor and annual remuneration or an parttime firechicl hourly basis for attending Henry eufeld clcrk meetings training sessions and treasurer administrator tor tires lnlerlor Exterior tio Iownsliip said position of fire chief and building lllSptt toi had been combined tihl tion until recently We are now looking tor hicf Itiiilding tticial and Plumbing Inspector which is combined fulltime til ttllll cil felt the municipality did not require full time lire cliicf so they are looking for one on partt imc basis Nculcld said The present tire chict ltoh lhornc has resigned to take similar position in lrobishci Bay North West leriitorics He would have been with the township ot ro three years in April Neuteld says wages tor both positions are negotiable llic Decorating Remodelling Rec Rooms Family Rooms GENERAL HOME REPAIRS 7260424 NO HOME WHITE CROSS $3293 Soft Morocain Combination Heel width from AA to EE ALKWE PUT YOUR FEET IN OUR SHOES 58 Dunlop St Leather Fitting is complete without 7282397 Ernrgiaii itiirraihr Slump 312 Hayfield St Barrie Next to Mothers Pizza Parlour 2000 OFF Selected fireplaces accessories PROTECT YOUR HOME Foundation Coating FREE ESTIMATES 7263960 ROLLIES WATERPROOFING Bill Simms CUSTOM BUILDER Select from 80 pieces of Early Canadian Built Homes with difference 7260406 Pine Furniture Featuring House of Brougham Investigating pollution Committees reports called wishywashy IYewin of the ministry of the environment is chairman of the committee Kehoe told meeting of the political group the ministry of natural resources is absolute ly flabbergasted at the way the report is being handled In an interview following the meeting Kehoe said the min istry of natural resources has been aware and screaming about the problems in the lake for number of years but has received no more money or help to combat the problem LOSER T0 PROBLEM Kehoe said the ministry of natural resources is closer to the problems in the lakes because it has its offices and assessment units in this area Kehoe said Trewin has with the exception of natural resources people surrounded himself with the wrong person nel Trewin has turned to plan ners for assistance when he should be dealing with scien tists such biologists and bacteriologists Kehoe said He said the provincial cabinet was sincere when it set up the conference and that the conference is committed to ac tion not just preparing reports Kehoe sentiments were shared by other members of the committee Howard Shillington chair man of the political committee said Trewin appeared to be leaving out more than he was puttinginthe reports George Richardson chairlt man of the South Lake Simcoe Conservation Authority said the ministry of natural resources has much more iii formation than appeared in the two reports The ministry of the environment is the weakest link he said Howard Campbell reeve of Oro Township said the politi cians should know where the pollution is taking place even if itsgoingtohurt Blake Constable deputy reeve of Imiisfil Township said thorny report would force people to take look at what theyre doing He added that he did not feel there was sufficient input from the ministry of agriculture in the two reports or that the technical committee had given enough consideration to popula tion projections TEST ALL AREAS Al MacLean deputyreeve of 0m Township suggested the ministry should test areas all around the lake to determine where the pollution is occu1r iiig Keith Rynard of Durham said the technical committee must know where the pollution is coming from and should inform the politicalcommittee Stan Rickard of Brock Township asked if other members of the committee felt it should ask for new technical chairman The committee did not but agreed that Shillington should approach Trewin and insist on more precise and detailed evaluation of the lakes pro bleins To help centre Angus Lions Club are spon soring dance Saturday from it pm to am to help raise money to support the Essa lownshi Recreation Centre BARRIE DENTURE CLINIC COLELLA DT Complete Denture Seririce 7264721 I49A Dunlop St Barrio Moniker OMIth Society of Ontario PLAN 653247 WIDTH 69 ft Bin Main Flcfl Area 1656 sq ft Plan Number 653247 Every classic line and impressive detail of this two storey home suggests the luxury and aristocracy of genteel English mansion The stone surround and the heavy plank door of the deeplyrecessed front entrance emphasizes the tone of history and permanence established by the brick veneer stucco STATELY TUDOR MANOR and board and shingled roof of the exterior Inside the entrance foyer the traditional begins to merge with the modern and the practical 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