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PAGE 2 â€" WaTERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. 1981 OF WATERLOO 15 UNIVERSITY AVE. E. â€" 885â€"5090 SALES ® SERVICE ® PARTS ® LEASING Carroll sees problems over new procedure Mayor Marjorie Carâ€" roll can see ‘"a problem developing," byt: Alâ€" derman Doreen Thomâ€" as says the mayor‘s concerns are "utter nonsense." By MARK WESSEL "HAIRCUT" WASH & STYLE Tw GLEM The difference of C only # with GLENRIDGE PLAZA this ad ONLY! 00 «+â€"=>$700 opinion stems from last week‘s council meetâ€" ing, when counciliors voted 4â€"2 in favour of forcing the city‘s adâ€" ministrative commitâ€" tee to submit its weekly agenda to aidermen before the actual comâ€" mittee meeting. MARILYN VOLVO + 1981 VOLVO CANADA LTD The Volvo 4â€"door GL diesel sedan with manual transmission and overdrive. 8. 1 litres per 100 km Fuel figures issued by Transport Canada Fuel Consumption Guide 1981 Second Edition * Summer issue of 1980 Diesel Motorist magazine So when you drive a Volvo diesel to the bank, you save all the way to the bank. You also get a sixâ€" cylinder engine that runs smoother and quieter than most fourâ€" or fiveâ€" cylinder diesels. It‘s a responsive engine that enables the dieselâ€" powered Volvo to outaccelerate a Mercedes diesel from 0 to 60 mph* And, of course, both sedan and wagon are fuel efficient. Which means you get a car with a sixâ€"digit odometer; a car designed to last longer than your auto loan. (In Sweden, Volvos have an average life expectancy of 18.7 years. That‘s more than BMW or Mercedes.) Our Volvo diesel sedan and wagon are built for the long haul. e VOLVO e MAZDA e BMW A car you can befieve in Previously, alderâ€" men were only given an afterâ€"theâ€"fact report of administrative meetâ€" ing. These reports gave council information on Carroll said in an interview that the vote ‘‘appears critical of our staff," by suggestâ€" ing the administrative committee is incapable of dealing with imporâ€" tant matters without aldermen coming along to help out. The committee conâ€" sists of city treasurer Don Schaeffer, works commissioner Jim Willis and clerk Ron Keeling, with Mayor Carroll attending meetings as a nonâ€"votâ€" ing member. 8.1 Carroll said she has ‘nothing against alderâ€" men attending adminâ€" istrative meetings," but added ~if they all decide to have a kick at each item, there‘ll be nothing to discuss when the recommendations go to council." is done beforehand beâ€" tween the treasurer and the developer. But Mayor Carroll said Alderman Thomas will be disappointed if she expects to see any negotiating going on at committee. All of that "This will give alderâ€" men a chance to hear the pros and cons of proposals which aren‘t always brought up in council meetings," Thomas said in a sepaâ€" rate interview. Thomas says mow that the administrative agendas will be disâ€" tributed in advance, alâ€" dermen will know when important matters come up, and will be able to decide whether to attend administraâ€" tive committee meetâ€" ings. You‘ve seen Kitchener‘s famous Farmers‘ Marâ€" ket, now plan to visit the Sunday Arts & Crafts Sate where everything is available for purchase as a personal treasure or for that special someâ€" one. proposals which they would be asked to vote on later, and according to Alderman Thomas, the facts supplied "were not fileshed out nearly enough." ARTS e CRAFTS e HANDICRAFTS e BAZAAR NOVELTIES 12 noon to 5: p.m. until June 28th, 1981 Resuming September 13th to December 20th, 1981 AT KITCHENER‘S FARMERS MARKET KITCHENER‘S _ :: SUNDAY ARTS fii’z & CRAFTS Q,,{:' SHOW & SALE *~*>~â€" EVERY SUNDAY Corner Frederick St.& Duke St. (enter garage from Scott St.) e FREE ADMISSION e REFRESHMENTS e FREE PARKING ouTam®Q She said the adminisâ€" trative committee has left aildermen in the dark in the past and the vote last week "was a reflection of frustraâ€" tion on the part of council members." Last Wednesday was the first time aldermen were given the agenda of the administrative committee ahead of time but no aidermen showed up for the meeting. Thomas‘s response to Carroll‘s worries is that the aidermen aren‘t trying to inter fere in administrative matters. We just want to find out what‘s going on in the city," she said. A major concern of Carroll‘s is that an increase in alderman participation at the adâ€" ministrative level might bog things down and decrease the effiâ€" ciency of the staff. Carâ€" roll said "we have good staff and 1 don‘t want them to be reduced to runâ€"ofâ€"theâ€"mill city emâ€" ployees." The administrative council handles proposâ€" als and makes recomâ€" mendations on everyâ€" thing from iland purâ€" chases to land developâ€" ment before they are submitted to council for approval. CÂ¥ ; ~*: “*_:f':‘ (ee