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the examiner Tuesday Dec 20 97 Barrie Fire Chief Jack McAllister Students irol Jones iright tries assisting fellow stu dent Margaret iiidcrmuidc In her attempt to find her cutlery 1is ltillt and Hi iiiderwoiide are students in Disabilit lU the Georgian ollege Health are aide course Willi her tun nel vision glasses on Miss Jones had trouble putting her hand on the cutlery to pass to the blindfolded Miss Vander woude Examiner Photos ire bylaws arent good Barries bylaws dont do enough to protect city residents from fire Fire Chief Jack McAllister told city councils general committee Monday have real concern about the safety of the people in some of the buildings in Barrie he said during debate over the ci tys new public hall licensing bylaw Our fire prevention bylaws arent good he said Some day theres going to be major fire with loss of life and youre going to be saying youre the fire chief what did you do about it Chief McAllister said in an in terview only the new public hall licensing bylaw and the Ontario Building Code give him any real power to enforce fire safe ty The bylaw will apply onl to public halls while the building code applies only to new con struction or changes of use In most buildings he said fire prevention officers can on ly advise improvements in fire safety standards with no power of enforcement LONG PROCESS He can also order hazards repaired or buildings demolish ed under Fire Marshals order he said but the process is long and complicated and has never been used in Barrie Chief McAllister said most other municipalities are in the same position as Barrie though some like Midland have adopted bylaws based on the National Fire Code published by the National Research Coun cil of Canada He said within year or two Ontario is expected to adopt the code as provincial legislation to provide uniform fire safety standards across the province lOOmile route on snowmobile The Barrie and District Association for the Mentally Retarded will be the beneficiary when snowmobiles set out from Barrie to Coll ingwrxid and back Jan 22 The occasion is the seventh annual Barrie Civitan Club Sno 0100 will raise funds for associati The machines will set out Jan 22 from am at the Towers parking lot on Highway 27 north Their route will take them to Collingwood and back for total of 100 miles There will be check points every 10 miles radioequipped vehicles washrooms free gas and oil and free food strategically placed along the route Each rider is asked to ride with minimum of $25 total pledges and to have these pledges turned in by March to Nonteaching staff workers satisfied with settlement Peter Worth president of UPE Local 1310 says his 350 nonteaching staff workers are satisfied with their new 58 per our union thinks our contract was very good Ive been told this is the best contract thats ever been negotiated Worth said recently after only two meetings The new nonteaching staff contract begins Jan 1978 and qualify for free dance to be held March 10 at the Stroud Community Centre Participation in the SnoDo will give rider and one guest admission to the dance which will feature free food Wellgroomed and marked trails will be provided for Sno Do by the SnoVoyageurs snowmobile club Early birds may start the run any time after am Riders are advised to fill up with gas before leaving and to carry ex tra belts plugs and tools For each $10 in pledges col lected and turned in by March the rider will get one draw ticket for trip for two to the sunny south Several trophies and awards NEW BYLAW Chief McAllister said the new public hall licensing bylaw scheduled to take effect in part Jan 1978 is big improve ment on the previous licensing bylaw because it will give the fire department power to en force fire safety measuresin such halls The bylaw was passed Oct 11 Council voted Monday in special session following general committee discussion to amend the bylaw to give hall owners until Jan 1979 to meet standards for emergency lighting fire alarms exit stair ways sprinkler systems and some other aspects of fire safe ty Standards for exit widths will take effectJan 1981 All provisions of the bylaw were originally to take effect Jan 1978 but council agreed to give hall owners more time to comply with provisions which might require costly repairs and renovations of ex isting buildings $1 500 damage in fire cent wage settlement with the expires D00 31 1978 will be es ed ed PF enl at the dance fire start by child play iignux untydrdfhdua Joe Whalcn Simcoc ounty Included in the contract including those honoring the mg uh atches Saturday Finding mouth with fork an exercise in frustration Rllllliltill tll liuiiiiiiierstaff Reporter Try eating piece of pic and Mlllllllll cup of coffee when your eyestgh is restricted to tunnel llttll Its an exercise in fltlSllilttl tried it and discoyerml much to my chagrin that couldnt find my mouth with my pic fork The piece of pie splattered er my cllcck on my first attempt my tlllll took the brunt on my second atlcinp Whats this all aboui as invited attend ii tllgtiiltlll Iillltllcoll on Monday at the Independent Order of iiild Itligt It tr nursing had to rely on trialrandcrror That was mistake Imagine if you had to live fullrtimc with tunnel vision as so many elderly people do Mrs Ilolcoiiib asked It would make your life frustrating wouldnt it After taking off the glasses looking down at the luncheon table conjured in my mind the impression of an infirmary cafeteria there were people with Iindfolds on people in Iltltllilll and people with splints ciicasing all their fingers WORK FILLTI ll Considering the restraints placed on everyone by the Anti Inflation Board everyone in Board of Education trustee and head of the school board negotiating team said the con tract agreement was reached Defence threatened magazine articles say WASHINGTON tltcutcri Iwo articles in Foreign Policy magazine warn that Quebecs separation from the rest of an ada would threaten the defence structure of North America and cause economic upheaval on areas of anada and the lnited States trunsgt straight down the middle of Quebec Quebecs separation would mean the relocation of the one third of anadas air defence forces based in the province package are the following threeweek vacations for an employee after four years of employment with the board which is raised to four weeks after 12 years As well group life insurance is to be increased to an amount of not less than $6000 per employee and welfare benefits to be available to personnel on paid sick leave or paid vaca tion lindcr terms of the CtIPE and school board contract parttime custodian and maintenance employees may be hired by the school board The board provides for The fourteen students participating in this disability Iun ml mmmpni Strategicallv wcakemng the temporary maintenance staff home sixiiisored to the health care aidi coursi at ticorgliill cheon are enroled in the health care aide course on piirt i5 th th ff of winter tollegc mm 5Pd It continent defenct line iss is page is magallnws Wlmll 155W 11 tcthcm says wor program invo ci tllllHli Htllllltltlll by lillll lt ilUlthlifiliililiili 1111 iii MW mm In If All ot thim woik full lllllt in llhlr nuising homis or It nddd INN In mmpamm Emmy ed Wm mtdlhng muldhon to at special ali homes Mchnlas mpm SMMMO Mum Chief dmmal Wm Classroom pormbles Intuitit could Liiiil illititgr ixyrliiiPiicxsiand iliiiilcislali1 Th Hurst comprlsfi 42 hnurs of which 21x are editor of the Canadian Defence the Wihmixfl pr pro says These workers are not kiIXLUIIIIIIRHmm mm Mm INN itltlimlOrl SLUdY Hid 313 01 llftitlmrnll tr Quarterlyh calls the proyinltlt the lS should view with con incinlicrs of thle union and they UPWW mWiII WWI 535 it it one most SlrtltHtZt le lt ont accumu ate any SEDlOllv Mrs Holcomb inst tlt ltlt iiiillih cari iiile course which dation centres says Debbie ook director of Barrics ol Impnrmm piocps 0f nilFiji 2JWhl Worm said operates out ol the lllIllit campus ot ticorgiaiit ollcgc mm Nursing mm Nor1mirla She suggested ltlbt the role iii person suffering 1mm 11 hmlm mm mm diplnmu course has been run by adds The pnan mun ulmM Wm Georgian tollcge for two years and is subsidized by provin whombor mu mm the lt gt tunnel lSliilll$ itlhiilltlltltll that sectpol roslricts all in cm grams and gimme H3 lsunvighpnumih program Smwt mm the ms hog IVHIUHIS Ptlll WW Vllm Whit were Irving to do is to improve the quality of circ lIV iul ited ind industrialiiwl Ilachwt tmtl it uli ll II in nursing homes and SIXciaI care homes said Mrs lti1t opening in ni middle of each lens were placed over my Mam 12 Patricia Iiircli if one of the students who participated iii Pl lllitlti Iihtf itiltHl to mimic lltiil 111 the disability luncheon said her role as blind person was the ciicumtcrcnce of lllt pliiti uunmm 1m mime 151 SIMHI IVIm WI ItltWlll1 illi found myself shouting and didnt know why was do reduced to near zero couldnt determine as littcrl my mg mlf sm mm we MUM rk llmlltr PW Ill LJllltl lllttllll ll my ood to be in cu is would also want to be lit 149A Dunlap St Barrie chili or my cheek room all by myself she said proiects Midland has received Win litllti grant of 547217 to assist ill the costs of constructing an arena and community hall to replace the facility which bur ncd down in llITti The grant is otlc of lo allocated recently to Siliicoc toiiiity projects from the lIitttll ol lIIt tiiitiirio lot tcry Ihiir total value is SynUN Midland will also llttlt $12m to help pay for its Queens Silver Jubilee celebrations lhc lownsliip of Vespra is one of the reel iieiits grant of $12288 will ficlp defray the costs of structural repairs and renovations to the irenfel omiiiunity tentre as required by the ministry of labor lumber Domain Society of Ontario Down to wn Barrie highest pledge totals from male and female participants All proceeds from the SnoDo after expenses go to the Barrie and District Association for the Mentally Retarded says Sno Do publicity chairman Paul Ar bour Pledge forms can be picked up at Goedemondt Real Estate 98 Bayfield St and further in formation can be obtained by calling 7281381 caused an estimated $1500 damage says Deputy Chief Len Mills of the Barrie fire depart ment Firefighters were called to 31 Belcourt Ave near 1151 am Saturday after fire broke out in the bedorom of the home own ed by David Smith Fire and smoke damage was contained to the bedroom area of file house says Deputy Chief Mi FOR GOOD OLD FASHIONED FRIENDLINESS AND SERVICE Come See Us Soon grant of $3375 Hll help the Village of IIllthuIt cover the costs of iinprmcments to its arena The Staynci Minor Hockey Assixiation is to lttt $1500 for travel assistance to tllltlltl an invitational hockey tour iiaineiit in Landsliut West icr iiiaiiy Wasaga lleach Minor Hockey Association will get $1280 to help pay the costs of tour iiaiiieiit trip to Fort Wayne In liaiia Lo these many days we have preached the values of newspaper route management For boys How it helps boy learn the principles of business Builds him nice bank account Teaches him to deal with people Even helps lm do better at school Now not for boys alone girl too can have route of her own with our newspaper Some already do And enjoy the same advantages of fun and profit boy can get from route manage ment Equal rights it is 80 phone us today young lady and talk There may be route open to you right in your neighborhood SUAK it It III Some dry cured hams need soaking or simmering before baking they are usually re ferred to as country or country IIMIIIItAILIt 70 III On Jan 1943 the tempera ture in Spearfish rose 27 degrees Celsius 147 in two minutes from below freezing to 20 heavy duty man rotl action bind with vertical mintoicmg be and protected by spring Seiko Quartz sets new stan dards for accuracy We are the watch manufac turer with the technologi aboutseven degrees style moving machmm cal Duchy to makc every eguEEEAgEsp onipimentrt iisiiuringl send 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