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tam cpuple the problem dangerous and impractical Simcoe or Duffenn May 22 April 27 categories list of the contest town country Rotary club spring hop Bayrie Huronia Rotary Club will hold its annual Spring Hop at Embassy Hall Blake Street April from pm to Bob Hunters Band will provide the entertainment and buffet Will be included in the ticket price Tickets are $1150 Decision deferred Before making decision on parking ban for Bayfield Street north of Sophia Street Barries public works commit tee Will meet with three residents iii an attempt to resolve The citys engineering staff recommended parking be banned because more traffic makes lane of parked cars No date is set for the meeting Milne running in new riding Liberal MP Ross Milne will be candidate in the new riding of BramptonGeorgetown in the federal election Because of redistribution during the last parliament Milne if reelected will not represent people in aiedoir Milne said he will miss working with constituents in these areas value the many close friendshipsl have made over the last four years hope they can be continued Though he campaigns in BramptonGeorgetown Milne said he intends to serve his old riding Ieellliiffcrin until History contest announced Eastview Secondary School is sponsoring history contest for the countys elementary and secondary school students Contest rules say projects must be original and made as much as posSIbIe from natural materials Prizes Will be awarded to the best entries in each of five In the past students have made tapestries politcal car toons or constructed models among other things rules and other information is available from Eastyiews history department the examiner Wednesday April 1979 Economics important in election critic tells nomination meeting The Canadian economy is dominated by foreign WM countries and this can only be changed with the help of new industrial strategy MPP Odoordo Di Santa NDP Downsview said at the Simcoe South NDP nomination meeting Tuesday night Di Sonto NDP critic on industry trade and economic development in the provincial legislature said Canada must find areas it can compete with the world market Examiner Photo City Editor lan Mulgrew7266537 Alderman so of downtown Alternate plan needed in case project fails By TERRY FIELI The Examiner City council should have an alternate downtown develop ment plan in case the current proposal does not become reality says Alderman Ross Stephens Im suggesting that we should be looking at an alter native should that the seedert not work Aid Stephens told spcial meeting of general committee Tuesday Rick Bates Barries director of planning and development said the province would steer the money intended for Barrie to another municipality should we fail Bates also said the Diamond MeLaren study on the core cori cluded that retail development was the key to breathing life in to the citys centre Stephens said the citys op tions might include asking the province to locate ministry in Barrie He offered no other specifics however We should be devoting some attention to other facets of revitalilation and explore all the avenues Stephens said Tuesdays meeting was call ed to deal with several items relating to the seeder pro posal and the Ontario Municipal Board hearing that will result because of objec tionstoit General committee sup ported two motions by Aid Alex Arthur Ward to help get information needed by the ministry of housing It will also be useful for Barries lawyer during the OMB hearing The first calls for the Citys engineering department to study the need for any changes to roads of sewers rc uired in conjunction with the owntown project The second motion orders the citys administration to deter mine the cost of study on the affect of the project on transportation in the area Committee also suggested an appraiser be hired to determine property values in the area needed for the project No special solicitor was Two houses on drivewa Official pla heard for the HAIR hearing Bates suggested the city hire lawyer but Rariies solicitor tIie Rowe says he would be able and willing to handle the case To keep the development on schedule the city must by Aug reach thrccuay agreement with the developer Iilowntoun Properties lllllltl re one the araa to commercial and get 0MB approval of the debenture for $13 it million ltarrics share of the project onstruclion of the blocks bounded by liinlop Ross High and Maple Streets would force the tltitltllllltiil of about to houses The project will cost ncar Stto million with the city and the province supplying $tt liouuttls land acquisition The developer would provide the balance Plans call for the two levels oi government to retrieve their portion of the cost over 15 years through pay back sciieiiic nchanges in township approved Ry RIIIRI THOMAS The Examiner Essa council Tuesday ap proved an amendment to the townships official plan that will alter land division policy and allow two houses to be built on driveways in its hamlets Under previous policy houses in the hamlets had to be built along the county road The amendment which had already received planning board approval was based on recommendation by Ross Ray mond and Associates of Gravenhurst the townships planningconsultants Dan Hammond represen tative from the told council the ministry of housing had approved lllt amendment as an exception to ministry policy and for the hamlets only Ilammong said his firm had made the rccommcndahon to the ministry because we felt some cases should be excepted in the hamlets to discourage stripdevelopment consultants However the ministry had made it clear only two houses could be built on private driveways This policy is not to be misconstrued as an alternative to planning by siibdiyision he said Essa clerk Arthur Roth told council he was concerned such policy could lead to total chaos by turning private driveway into common entrance for more than one home Roth said it could cause feuding over access which has occurred in similar situation in Alliston in addition to pro blems with seiyicing garbage pickup and strcetligliting Roth said isolated cases to allow such building could be handled Without amending the official plan the examiner girl if y0u see Brenda walking down the street some sunny day you might notice the dark tan she has Well its not from sun lamp This young lady has lust spent five months living in Florida Her main Interest in life is to return there and spend the rest of her life lying on the beach Examiner Photo By LORI OIIEN if The Examiner Questions of economics dont excite people but are of great importance in the federal cicc tion MII Odoardo Di Sanio NDP critic on industry tourism and economic development in the legislature said here lucsr day night Guest speaker at the Simcoe South NDP nomination meeting Ii Santo tNlPI0wnsviewt said this election is crucial for Canada We must decide will anada be an industrialized nation among the top in the western world or go back to the role of serniindustrialized country he said He said Canada has market modelch according to the interests of foreign coin panics An example of this he said occurs in the auto in dustry where there is deficit of fit billion According to the Auto Pact parts made in Canada manufactured in Canada However most parts are imported from the United States in violation of the pact he claimed producing higher priced cars He said the Canadian manufacturing sector responds only to Canadians and there is staggering trade deficit of $12billion If were to reduce our dejwndcncy on other countries for manufactured goods we must select areas in which we can be connxtitive he said We have one of the best educated work forces in the world and were not using it He said 30000 workers are now laid off in the auto industry because parts were not shipped from the United States decision made outside the coun try Also in the auto industry anada pays $230 million for research and development none of which is done in Canada he said Di Santo said Canada is in trouble with resources He said multinational competition in the forestry industry is hurting the country because Canada has longer growing cycle resulting in slower production recent poll indicating that 40 per cent of voters are undecided means that old Liberals and Progressive Con servatives no longer accept Prime Minister Trudeau or PC leader Joe Clark They will look carefully at what Ed Broadbent has to say Di Santo said The NDP has sensible alternative to save Canada from future troubles he said Those undecided will come to us Hydro strike possible in weeks no contract after negotiations Ontario llydros failure to discuss issues ot her than money with members of the anadian Unit of Public Employees could cause strike as early as three weeks from now ltrucc ltcrry chief union steward of llE Local 1000 in Barrie said the employees vote on strike referendum April 23 after negotiations on new contract broke down Rerry said if the offer is turned down the union membership will be in strike position 13 days after the con ciliators report is received The strike could involve 15000 workers in Ontario 200 in Barrie We were on strike for four andoncrhalf months in 1972 he said Dont be surprised if theres another strike When negotiations ended the union was asking for an per cent wage increase Manage ment has offered increases ranging from six to eight per cent depending on employee classification Management wont talk twoyear contract Berry said just one year He said no cost of living clauses can be included in one year contract something the union is fighting for The union employees to be eligible for raise after one per cent in crease iii the cost of living in stead of the present three per cent With oneyear contract they will get no cost of living clause Work hours are also an issue The union wants the 40hour work week reduced to 37 anda half hours Pensions are now calculated on an employees pay during his higher paid 60 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