gu Mindy new Morris Mrs William Anderson of Collingwood holds Mindy yearold barn cat who may be the next Morris televisions famous mouser Mindy won regional contest and is now finalist in the AllAmerican Glamor Kitty Con test Toimrv tin Board Wants ights to petition council By DENNIS LANTIIIER Of The Examiner The downtown board has not given up on its fight for decorative lighting downtown The board along with representative of the company proposing the special system will make special deputation to council Monday night The downtown board has recommended the city install the lights which resemble traditonal gaslamps on Dunlop Street east now under construction Eventually the lighting system would be expanded says Peter McIntyre downtown board member General committee recom mended two weeks ago to main tain the present lighting along Dunlop from Mulcaster at the point near the Lakeview Dairy But council deferred on the matter because of the downtown boards request for deputation McIntyre said the decision by the city was based solely on financial information given city council members by ad ministration The information said costs of establishing to decorative lighting would be $20000 while Innistil wont support call for courses death BARCLAY Innisfil council should not support resolution calling for the abolition of the controversial human relations course because it isnt coun cils job said Coun Jack Young during Wednesdays committee of the whole meeting Coun Kathe Jans agreed with him saying she hasnt received one phone call from parent complaining about the course Why should touch it if the parents are happy she asked Reeve William Gibbins countered however saying he didnt think parents or teacher are happy with the course He said lot of teachers would be only to willing to sign petition calling for its removal BETTER VISIO 30 DUNLOP ST EASIIION QUALITY Low Low PRICES COMPLETE ERAME LENSES EROM $1 95 Although certain sections of the course have been deleted Reeve Gibbins said there was no guarantee those same sec tions wouldnt be incorporated again at later date The reeve estimated hes had 50 calls from parents against the course and not one call in favor of it Coun Jans said decisions on the course should be left up to the school board trustees She has said she would be upset if school board trustee told herhow to do her job as coun cillor and as such she had no business to tell school board trustees how to do their job Why didnt parents question the trustees about the course before electing them she ask pUcol ed All ever heard was why is there gravy on chips she said Grant Andrade deputy reeve suggested council not en dorse the resolution by Adjala Township to have the course abolished it would cost only $7000 to re install the regular lighting system The lighting system would be well worth it McIntyre said Thursday He said the lighting which is in Kitchener and London Ont would help improve the image of the downtown core He said the 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