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the examinerVVMondoy Nov18 1979 522wssxss Wont solve lake problems group told $gt Stocking shortterm Solution Neil Embree representative with the environ ment ministry meets natural resources ministry biologist Ron Desiardines at the 32nd convention of the Ontario Federation of Hunters and Anglers held in Barrie Saturday Examiner Photo Christmas boxes virtually empty RY itt NillitKlll The llxaiiiiiier hristmas drop boxes placed throughout Harrie to receive gifts for patients are virtually empty According to ijiliisniaii tor the Barrie branch of the tanadiaii Mental Health Association the majority ol gifts are usually placed in the containiis during the ltsl two wetknot hiannual campaign The littIJs Uit put in place No 17 and the response has been described is traditionally being almost nothing for the first few weeks iliose responsible itittll state of near pame each year about ltei it according to liatiie Mental Health voltititiei iary Kennedy Mrs Kennedy notes that ll is especially helpful It members of the community itiakeearly donations Volunteers must obtain lists of patients who will not other wise be 1ttltillittttl troni ilie icnetanguishene Mental Health entre lllt psychiatric unit at Royal Victoria Hospital and other institutions in eluding nursing and residen tiai homes which have patients who are suffering from mental and emotional illlltss Mrs Kennedy says it is itii portani for tiiose interested iii the project to select clothing playing cards books smoking items or any appropriate gift not involving glass can tainer She notes that cash is sometimes donated by such organiations as Womens in stitiites and service ciiibs in iitiiiing these donations of money Harrie Mental iiealth sometimes meets specific re quests for items and occa sionally presents group gift where suitable Mrs Kennedy recalls one situation when an aquarium was presented to pa tients for their mutual enjoy ment llonors are requested not to wrap gifts so that they can be sorted for appropriate giving The collection boxes are at all Shoppers Drug Marts usdens Pharmacy Simcoe iharmacy Ailandale Drugs Stroiid Drug Mart Ross ihar macy lrites Card Shop Bi Way and Kllli Anyone interested iii helping to wrap on Dec 17 is invited to do so in the Blue Flame Rooin of the onsumers ias Building Arrangements may be made by calling either Margaret Kraft chairtiian at 7200724 or Mary Kennedy at TBtSSttfrt Powder deer hunt pOpular ministry My itiii iil THU if The iIxaiiiiner day black powder deer hunt which ended Saturday at the opeland lit1tl Resource Management Area near olr Water was so popular there is good chance it will he repeated next year ministry of natural resources spokesman said today Designed for those who prefer to use tiintiock niiiule loaders the hunt which opened Nov 11 attracted 2N hunters over the day period said Doug iiiiiiore oi the ministrys fish atid wildlife depart ment We had some people from as faraway as St ilioittas ieter borough and Lindsay iiiniore said and they were very pleased with it The liiiitt was open to only no hunters per day itii lots to be drawn it more than this number showed tip but the ministry did not have to turn away any Gilmore said The full compii ment showed up only on the two Saturdays the hunt was staged The limit was scheduled to IF DEN llll ilttltliltt ii was sorr to see ititii go We will get dittezeu lt front iiitterent leader With all his troubles in his taniiiy iite he finally steiped down but it was he had he is good leader especially il ths time the lQlltltx referendum last days or until 25 deer were shot whichever came first but that limit was not reached iilniore said ONLY NINE HAGUE Only iiitie deer were bagged during the iitiiit said Gilmore who attributed this to there be ing less deer than usual in the area for this titite of year Gilmore said by this time of year snow has driven the deer into the resource management area for food but many have not moved into the area yet because of the lack of stiow The hunt which represents iiovei approach in satisfying smaller group of enthusiasts is the first of its kind in Simcoe tounty but is already estab lished in other parts of the pro vince said Alex Smith fish and wildlife supervisor with the ministry The province is intent on pro viding itiore opportunity for these hunters he said and the sport is beginning to grow quickly with wellorganized clubs located iii Hamilton Kit chener and Toronto ti7T 11 HR good moi think that it is good it looks to me that his party is somewhat unsettled about him He is not getting the siiptxirt that he used to Possibly change of leader ship would do them good Someone else might bring different attitude By LORI COHEN The Examiner Lake Simcoes illness was once again diagnosed and few cures prescribed by concerned people during panel discussion at the Holiday inn Saturday The status of the lakes cold water fishery is severe indica tion of how sick Lake Simcoe is said Ron Desjardinc biologist with the ministry of natural resources esjardine told delegates at the convention of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters the whitefish population has ben reduced from 130000 during the mid 19605 to 3600 in 1977 and is facing extinction The ministry is considering stocking Whitefish in the near future he said Lake trout is entirely dependent on stocking and for the past three years close to 100000 yearlings and twoyearooids have been stocked annually although this year the number was down because of problem iii thehatchery increases in the number of yellow perch and small mouth bass periodic algae seums and the lack of water clarity all add up to one thing he says 77 deterioration in the quality of the water The lake ispiainly telling us that something is wrong No young fish are making through to adulthood he said The ministrys goal is to improve the water quality through better sewage treatment and reduced amount of phosphorus enteringthelake liesjardinesaid REDLCEI itLMith Right now 103 tons of phosphorus is dumped into Lake Sim coe annually said Howard Shillington chairman of the lake Simcoe touchiciiing Pollution Control Conference He said this figure will be reduced but that reduction is long trial re quiring lot of money The accidental introduction of smelt iii Lake Simcoe in 1962 by sortie unknown means has hurt the fish population by competing wztti more valuable species for food said Desjar dine He said the smelt population peaked in 1970 and the number now fluctuates Stocking is key program for now but is considered ban daid treatment until water quality improves he said Pm and take fishing may have its place but not in Lake Simcoe he said We cant go on covering up the problem The ministry is striving for rehabilitated fish community that is stable diverse and reproductive said Desjardine Shillington is encouraged by the provincial governments response to the Lake Simcoechhiming report submitted in April and said the suggestions willbe given heed resulting in policy recommendations early next year Both he and Desjardine emphasize that the cleanup is not an ovemigit job The report is self defeating and doesnt discuss control of development on the lake said Marvin Geist president of the Bell Cedar Ratepayers Association OORDINATE CLEAN LP He said there are 37 political entities along the lake and there must be central body to coordinate the clean ucp The cherished notion of crystal take an getting away from it all is not there as it used to be he said Somebody bet ter start spending some money If not were all loosers Geist said cottagers are not obstructionists but want orderly development of the iakeshore and Innisfil Townships plan to increase the population of Alcona Beach from 3000 to between 7000 and 15000 puts too much pressure on the lake Although he understands innisfils need for tax base in the face of annexation it doesnt make sense to have city there he said That part of lnnisfiis proposed official plan and the townships restrictions against yearround cottagers have put the ratepayers association in battle situation Geist said The township discourages cottagers from using residences all yearlong and because cottagers pay taxes all yearlong this is unfair Geist claims COTTAGERS WONT HURT He said the small number of cottagers who would like to retire to their Innisfil cottages wont hurt the lake like the Alccna expansion would Were putting the pressure on he said Geist encouraged the use of catch basins and fertilizers in the Holland Marsh where theres not much top soil left he said This would be done he said to prevent agricultural runoff storm water settling ponds updated sewage treatment plants inspection of septic tank systems and reduction of phosphorus input from 103 to 95 tons to help check the pollution of Lake Simcoe Shillington noted that four million people are within days joumey of Lake Simcoe and the government must start con sidering how many people the lake can accommodate He also noted the importance of agitators in bringing to the governments attention the severity of the problem Happy day in police building opens nnistil ByNANCYFltlERO in Stewarts replacement Dr PB Of The Examiner Rynard brought greetings May God bless you and this police BARCLAyAIPr 18 years of discus forcehe said after saying he believed in sions requests and plans the new innisfii Plal Puntmillet for murderers Township Police administration building Wllkeomtfrs was offictaiiy opened Saturday This is very happy day for innisfil Township Reeve William Gibbins told the crowd of about 400 people who attend ed the ceremonies The police force should be happy that they no longer have to work out of inadequate facilities he said The building constructed at cost of about 5420000 is adjacent to the innisfil Municipal Offices on innisfii Beach Road The one story brow nbrick building was designed by McCutcheson Blum and Jackson and modelled after the Saittleet Township police station of the Hamilton Wentworth Regional Police force Although Premier William Davis AT torney General Roy McMiirtry Ron Stewart MP Simcoe Southt and George Taylor MPP Simcoe entrek were in vited to the ceremones all sent their regrets with the exception of Taylor expressed TOVN$NW OI NNiSiL POLICE ADMINISTRATtON BUILDING orIICIALLY omtb ON wovzuacn I919 BY VIM GIBBlNS REEVE WARDEN COUNTY OF SiNCOE wwinL cunut COUNCIL H54 cinema GRAN Armani RAY JAM CON IOOFMN$ imm VOUNG nu moment my 01 EEVC Why L0 iLLOfl ILLDI mu human NXSIIL rouc counssiou SpilUAlf rims Canada wuA ms can Taylor complimented council on such fine uptodate modern facility and also his townships sehol age safety patroiiers for being part of the police system Taylor also congratulated the force for not making the stations three jail cells tmeomfortabie Following an unveiling of the stations plague by Coun John Young and Lil Tip pie wife of the late Coun William Tip Tippie tours of the building were given Ratification of transit service for disabled expected tonight it DENNIS NliilER The Examiner Ratification of the special transit service for the physical ly disabled should come tonight at regular meeting of Banie city council Last week the general com mittee recommended approval of the service to run on three year deal The service is expected to benefit over 300 disabled per sons in Barrie Council will be asked to ratify committee recommendation to purchase three new buses for Barries transit system The ac Wheel of fortune tion should pass through coun cil without much in the way of opposition it last weeks com mittee meeting is any indicalt tion The Vernon Directories Ltd issue is also expected to create more discussion during tonights session Down Leggett is study in intensity as she sits at spinning wheel demonstrating use of the wheel at display in the Barrie Public Library sponsored by the Huronia Spinners Guild Examiner Photo erre Trudeo fig RUSS RR ilil family without him He has been in power for qmte few years He has expended himseit it is time for chance the party and for the country And his family has been growing up without him and he has pnibabiy reaiimt that they wiiinotbettieiv MARIA WHITE very sad am very sad think he is good person He tried to make Canada better He had lot of pizuizo it is probably good deCision for him as his family needs his attention He looks tired and dont think he could have brought the Liberals back Aid Gord Mills is recommen ding that before the private company obtains information again in Barrie an advertise ment be placed in local newspaper saying the practice is not in cdnjunction with any official enumeration of the city of Barrie Last week the aldermen blasted company officials say ing persons obtaining informa tion were misrepresenting themselves and charging them with invasion of privacy General committee will meet following the council session to deal with items not handled last week Featured will be recommen dation of bylaw banning all train whistling within city limits The bylaw recommendation is made in conjunction with the addition of signals at the Muicaster Street crossing it means all railway crossings in Barrie will have signals The whistle ban however will likely not come about for months says Don Kirkpatrick deputy engineer Application has to first be made through the provincial govern ment he says The meeting begins at pm Alliston chief retiring ALLISTON Chief of Police Andy Anderson will retire Dec 31 following 14 years as chief of police here retirement party was recently held in his honor at theAiiiston Arena resignation disappointment it iS disappotntment voted for him last time Everyone said he didnt do anything think he did as much as he could think the thing that appealed to me was that he would stick his neck out to do tings for the people EILEEN HEBBLEWHITE weaken Liberals think that it is not the best thing that could happen to Canada at this time think that Clark is relatively new man therefore his party is somewhat unstable And Trudeaus resignation will weaken the Liberal party momma sum action nutAx count unionsth commitclm can mm uncut notions vista Photo BARCLAYAithough he waited 18 years for new police building Thief William Brown was absent from Saturdays opening ceremonies of the new in nisfii Township Police ad ministrationbuiiding On April 1979 when motion was passed to authorize the construction of the station Chief Brown 33 told The Examiner he was very happy to see the project on its way Ive been fighting for it for 18 years he said then And on July 1979 when Reeve William Gibbins an nounced construction would begin July Chief Brown told The Examiner Final ly it has become reaiity im happy to see we will haveit Thursday after being ac quitted of charge of driv ing with an excess blood alcohol level the innisfii Township Board of Police Commissioners charged him with discreditabie conduct under the Police Act and suspended him without pay until hearing Jan 1970 During Saturdays ceremonies it was Deputy Chief Al Martin who sat with the dignitaries and who accepted councils gift to the force not Chief Brown The Chief however was invited to the ceremonies said Coun Don Koopmans chairman of the protection and community services committee The Barrie public is about to get chance to voice an opi nion on group homes coming intothe city Barrie planning board will host session on the cott troversiai issue Tuesday at pm City council is currently pro posing that homes meant to replace governmentrun inv stitutions be allowed across the city in line with provint iai government policy sumers pay the socaiied hicago price The domestic price for one barrel of mi from Western Canada delivered to Toronto is $1540 in 1973 it was about 8450 said Taylor One barrel of foreign oil delivered to Eastern Canada from foreign producer today costs about $25 Ithe price which most world con Some countries buy crude Oil for as high as 35 barrel Ottawa wants prices to rise by barrel every Six months until domestic prices reach level of about So per cent of 54W blend of Lil Tipple wife of deceased Coun William Tip Tipple the former chair man of the protection and community services committee in lnnisfil od mires the building plaque along with Deputy Chief Al Martin Examiner Pushed for new building Chief notable absentee Most of the men on the 15 mati force didnt want to discuss the hiefs abense Some said however they iOyearold Malcolm Nutt holding cells at tnnisfils new police building during public tours which followed the buildings official opening Examiner Photo Meeting Tuesday Chance for Opinion on homes The government is asking homes be permitted in all areas across the province so that residential setting can be formed for the homes Aid Dorian Parker said Fri day she has had discussions with various residents who are concerned with the pro spect of sex offenders drug addicts and criminals living nextdoor The prospect of having men tally retardtd persons next the says aw ay from Premier distributed He argues appreciation to the Deputy Chief Ai Martin who has been with the force for 20 years said he is delighted with the new building in par ticular he likes his private spacious of fice itsjust great he said Deputy Reeve Martin expressed his thanks to innisfii Township council Mc Cutcheon Blum and Jackson Benorsweii Construction and Doug Reid innisfils Chief building inspector were sorry Chief Brown couldnt attend the opening of the building he so desperately wanted peers inside the door seem to bother most residean she said Aid Parker says the homes should be placed in an institu tionai area away from the residential areas The alderman also said shell need more information on the matter relating to costs before she can decide one way or the other Various interest groups have also been invited to the meeting Large oil price increase strain on Contederation Ontarios aim to keep Oil prices from in creasing more titan St barrel in two sets an important benchmark for consumers George Taylor MPP Simcoe Centre The provincial government had taken this stand not merely became of the damage that such rise will have on Ontarios economy but also the increased strain that these in creases will put on onfederation he said prices of IS domestic and imported oil said Taylor it is estimated that $1 barrel increase in the price of crude oil will take $300 million the Ontario consumer said Taylor Such an increase will have roughly the same effect as one per cent rise in the sales tax he said William Davis however thay if oil prices must increase that changes should be made to the way oil is recommends that oil companies are already making large enough profits to be able to finance continued exploration and develop ment of Canadian oil resources Ontarios government proposal however has not met with support frotn the other provinces or the federal government says Taylor The price of Oil has yet to be decided by the federal but Ontarios argument has made all of Canada aware of the impact that any increase in price will bring