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hm he examiner Frlday Nov25 1977 town country First step in demolition PORT lllchttild iSpecialt The first step in the demolition of the Hogs Bay railroad trestle in Tay Township has taken place Thursday crew of about 12 workmen from the Canadian PaCific Railroad was on the trestle prying out spikes that anchor the iron and steel train tracks that still remain on the structure Although the crew itself was not connected with the demolition the removal seems to be harbinger of the end of the halfmile structure Specific details were not available but CPR did award the contract for demolition of the 69yearold trestle this week Although date for the demolition startup was not available from the company Thursday it is expected that the job will be concluded by spring Opponents of the demolition gathered Thursday evening at the Midland MtA fora special meeting on the issue large crowd is expected for wakestyle demonstra tion scheduled for pm Saturday at the trestle Special night at Sears Sears store in ttie Georgian Mail will be holding special night for shutins and handicapped persons Tuesday Sears has extended an open invitation to join them at the store from 630 to it in Christmas decorations Bozo the Clown Winnie the Pooh and Christmas music will be featured along with visit from Santa Claus The rear entrance will be open that evening as all others will be closed to the public Room for more floats Barries Santa laus parade Dec needs floats The Barrie Jaycees are extending an invitation to get in volved with this years event under the theme hristmas in Fantasy land Don Garview at Tit718 or Jim Fraser at 73843293 are available should additional information be rupiired Await blood supply Iwo Barrie residents have been awaiting heart surgery it the last six months while anadian Red Cross Society workers scramble to find the blood necessary for their operations You can raise part of the blood needed Monday or Tuesday at twoday blood clinic at Trinity Parish Hall on Collier Street run by the Barrie branch of Red ross Anyone in good health from iii to in years of age can give from to it pm and from to io in Monday and Tues day at the clinic Boys aged 17 who have written parental permission may also donate special feature of this falls blood clinic will be the presence of Mayor ltov rt her and several city aldermen who will be there both days to talk with donors and serve refreshmeiiis The council Illtllllitls will lie at the clum between and in Monday and ti 13 to 6330 in Tuesday representative of Iciioualds will also be present to hand out cent coupons to all donors The Lilllii is oper to Iiarrie residents and to people from such stiirouwlii arms at Iillliurst Iinesing Iainswick and Stroud Study grants awarded The Iown of Bradford and lownsliip of Tiny are two of seven intnrio municipalities receiving community planning study grants froui the intnrio ministry of housing IIousing Iiitistci ioliii Illiodes announced the grants which total 3515327 Bradford will Irttth $12M and Iiiiy Township Stilton The grants ue alstfltiitl to assist municipalities and plann ing boards in prepaiing official plans and zoning bylaws or in bringing thcsl ip toan acceptable lewl Tru stees approve move Siincoc tounh littlltl of iiiluczition trustccs approved the redefinition of thc tour Itaiiic secondary sclioob The orgainaioii will be ltKltWttl by principals so students and parents can br Illtitlt familiar with the new at teudance areas in local setting Stutlcnts currentiy ill tiriides ti and 12 will complete their educational progi am iii the school they arc now attending statement of intent with icfcicnce to boundary areas for students entering secondary school in September 1978 will be made by the lioard of Education early in 1978 Students wislfing to attend school outside their atten dance area must submit written request to the ap propriate superintendtiit of schools In report based on meeting on Nov trustee Stewart Fisher asked secondary school principals in Barrie to cori sider the possibility oi establishing 43 minute lunch period It was felt this would help alleviate nuisance problems several downtown store managers are experiencing with students during the noon hour BRIEFS THE SEA IS OPENING Two of anadas major ac ting talents Iouglas Itain and Mary Savulge are appearing in The Sea which opens Nov in Toronto ii SWEATERS Tails up to MICKEY ALMOST Tilt Mickey Mouse made his act ing debut in the cartoon feature Steamboat Willie by Walt Iiis ney in 1928 STORE FOR MEN 40 Dunlop St Sunday November 13th 20th and 27th are Special Sundays at Mantle iKourtts Sneak 1901159 ENJOY SURF TURF the best ol two worlds $895 or IO 01 NEW YORK SlRlOlN Maude Kourys cut $595 Above meals are served with Hot Rolls Creamy Butter Delicious Kosher Dlls Baked Potato and Sour Cream RESERVATIONS PlEASE 7266030 126 Collier St orm nu moment DAILY SUNDAY mi 30 7201566 BUt not as trusted as it used to be Ontario minister of natural resources Frank Miller says that creation of stable political climate is one of the few means at Canadas disposal for luring international in dustry and investment Speaking Thursday at the luncheon meeting of the Barrie Rotary Club Miller observed that Canada is trusted na tion but not as trusted as it used to be Companies consider the political risk factor when they decide where to start up operations the minister noted The dependability of the government and attitudes toward profitmaking are high on their list of priorities Canadas risk factor has risen as result of national uni ty controversies he said The government can help to mold stable political situa tion but there are many factors beyond its control Miller noted One of them is the world market cant make people eat nickel he said alluding to the Inca stockpiles in Sudbury NEWCIIAIJJCNGES Changing technology and new discoveries around the world bring new challenges to the Canadian resource industries particularly mining and forestry These are industries vital to the wellbeing of Canadians Miller said Fully onequarter of our provincial exports come from our exported resources He suggested that those quick to criticize the industries for ex ploitation of resources likely have not considered just how much they affect their own livelihoixl directly or indirect ly Many businesses here wouldnt exist without them Miller is relative newcomer to the natural resources port folio having takeii over the posttion in February after almost three years as provin cial health minister The Bracebridge resident told the ltotarians that he spent most of the summer familiariz ing himself with the respon sibilities issues and staff of the ministry one of the two thought of in government as pleasant place to be LUMBER INDUSTRY One of his early pro nouncements was that the government would be transfer ring the responsibility for forest regeneration to the lumber industries At the moment Ontario is adequately replacing about twothirds of the Crown land forests being harvested every year Miller said That statistic can be improved and my first priority is to make it better its renewable resource In his view the transferrence of the responsibility to the private sector will have that result If government can do it bet ter its the first time ever he quipped Miller said that in British Columbia the duty of replan ting trees has been held by private industry for 20 years and they would have it no other way Meeting the demands of workers could result in downfall Decor MIDLAND Speciali Meeting the demands of the striking workers could result in the eventual downfall of Decor Metal Products press state ment issued Thursday by plant management said The release issued by Michael Tidy the general manager said the reason the company is unable to meet the expectations of the auto workers is that we are vitally concerned with the survival of this company The company states that its first responsibility is to its employees and in order to pro feet the jobs ot these employees and the companys position Ell llic community Decor had to primti restraint Tidy states that although the Company and Local 1411 of the lnited Auto Workers lnion have been unable to reach agreement on new contract the company will continue to meet and bargain in good faith in an attempt to resolve the matter The release concludes that it would be irresponsible to meet the UAW demands and make quick settlement just to get people back to work llie reality of the situation is that such settlement would seriously affect our abilin lo coiiipctc in thc niarkctpiace 1848 reasons and therefore contribute to the eventual downfall of the com pany The 448 union employees at liecor Plants one and two pro duce scatbelts and appliance trim They have been off the job since 1201 am Wednes dav Talks are scheduled to resume next week BULLFIHNIS IIIT ltOAI An average bullfrog can jump nearly nine times its own length and travel about 10 miles an hour says National 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