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By Howard Elliott Chronicle as” writer If you’re the owner. land- lord or superintendent of an apartment building in the King Street area of down- town Waterloo. the “fa terloo Fire Department needs your help 'a'",:'. k U W’f‘prof. 1'iii'ttiirt""tiu)'f (_"' , urban growth problem According to Chief Faro Prevention Officer Chuck Dawson. many old buildings g King St have apart- ts on one of the upper oors But. he says. "very few:haismnlifuetgctfptsi 124th Year No. 29 . Mom" writer The world-wide energy crisis may force some drag- tlc changes in the growth of OntariO's major urban areas, such as the Toronto-Hamilton area. according to a civil Engineer at the University of Waterloo. Elaine” Dr. Bruce Hutchinson and a PhD student, Galal Said, recently completed a study on urban deve- lopment in the greater Toronto area - Oshawa to Hamilton. One of their conclusions was that the Toronto area would be in direstraits if "someone ever turned off the oil tap". Dr. Hutchinson feels that people in smaller cities such as Waterloo could get along "fairly well" in that same situation. Most could walk or bicycle to work if they had to, he said. Put up or shut up That IS the underlying message of a challenge Is- sued this momma by Waterloo Expo president and general manager Merle tChamp) Glassford The Intercounty Junior Baseball League all-star team was announced today and the league-leading Expos placed only two players. second baseman Brian Schnurr and pitcher Craig Dubeclu. m the starting hneup League sensations Dan Colhson. Rick Williams and Jim Taylor were not even on the substitute list and Glassford feels they have been rmlroaded by the lea- gue's voting managers who resent Expo‘s domination "I'll put up $50of my own money arid challenge them to match " for a game between their soralled alrstars and the rest of the Waterloo Expos The pro- reeds of the game would go to charity] sand Glass- ford CHALLENGE "They can even have Brian tSchnurr' on their loam 'iinCP they were nlre enough to choose hum Thore's no doubt In my mind Expos would still wm NF Mtko Arundel and Dunc MacDonald of Expos were chosen to the team as substitutes but only Arundel has arrepted The league all-star team plays In a tournament Thorold this weekend but the squads credibility IS Jeopardy Since many first-team and substitute plays Will not he attending 'Plarher story on page 14t By Rick Campbell Chronicle Sports Editor or adequate fire alarm sys tems In view of the recent rash of fires in the downtown area, the Waterloo Fire De- partment wants merchants and building owners to co- operate m installing proper detection and alarm sys- tems Mr Dawson wants anyone who doesn't have proper equipment In their building to contact him at the fire hall 884-2l22 and arran- (Contmued on page 4) In In rs Wednesday, July 18, 1979 "But “fat would be impossible for people living and working in Greater Toronto given the way it has been developing," he added. _ _ _ _ _ . Aided by a grant from the Social Sciences and Hu- manities Research Council, Dr. Hutchinson and Mr. Said have found that the key factor in that area's. growth is government policy. Policy decisions at all levels of government. such as those dealing with the servicing of land, the arming of land, the development of arterial traffic systems, the development of other transportation systems, subsidized housing locations and even immigration policies could prove vital to the Toronto area over the next IO years. "There is no question, govemment policy has donea (Continued oh m 5) Not the most relaxing way to cool off on a hot summer day. Dough 9e bounces off his face and soaks the front of his garbage bag suit at the Laurel Creek Conservation Area TAKE THAT! Waterloo, Ontario 'rr"""""""""')')'."'"""'""" . Business 1213 Sports 14-22 Clasaifigd 21 _irtsa',i,i'r:15ii't"i, ‘ ti',,,'),,!,,),'),,';'."-,-:), i' Play. on! . . rl,!), e "tiii"; What's this guy . k - rh'ii'i ..'. V f doing? He and his Douglas Dye grimacos as the soggy spon- " suit, He was hit several times Thursday puma were part of the downtown Waterloo side- watk sale. For more information tum to page 3. Turn to pap ll to we why ’,...g nun .- "-e 15 Cents