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42 pienorm xv lnnisfil council plans to meet McKeough STROUD lnnisfil town ship council will travel to Queens Park Toronto next Friday for meeting with On tario Treasurer Darcy McKeough Barries bid to annex 13500 acres from lnnisfil and the townships proposed new of ficial plan will be discussed township clerk Richard Groh said Friday An 11 am appointment has beenscheduled At meeting with Simcoe County council in May Mr McKeough said the provin cial government supported annexation of land surroun ding the countys four main growth centres Barrie Orillia Midland and Coll ingwood But he refused specific about how should be annexed am not in position to say whether what is con templated is the right annex ation or not Mr McKeough to be much THE CITY of Barrie would expand to 26000 acres from its present area of 6500 acres if the Ontario Mu nicipal Board approves the citys annexation bid later this year The map above told county council Thats decision the On tario Municipal Board OMB has to make 13500ACRES Barrie has asked the OMB to approve annexation of 13500 acres from lnnisfil 4500 acres from Vespra and 1500 from Oro But all three township councils have hired lawyers to fight Barrie at the OMB hearing later this year Innisfils new official plan will not be considered by the provincial government until the OMB makes decision on annexation according to Simcoe Centre MPP Arthur Evans feel Barrie is the first step in development of the area Mr Evans said in April would say that as soon as hearing is held on annexa tion lnnisfil will be able to have the official plan ap proved cant say if it will be in INNLSFLI shows the annexation bid as shaded area around Barrie taking up 13500 acres in lnnisfil 4500 acres in Vespra and 1500 acres in Oro Barrie says the enlarged area is needed to Essa council Passes grant BAXTER grant of $150 for the unused Burns United Church Cemetery has been approved by Essa township council The cemetery was recently cleaned up and fenced at cost of $1311 Councils grant WIII help pay the bill In requesting the grant Allan Corrigan said an unveiling ceremony for cairn at the cemetery for miles north of Alliston is scheduled for Sunday Aug at230pm He invited the five council members to attend Mr Corrigan appearing with former councillor Stewart Dermott said the Burns church was demol ished four years ago when it was 103 years old RR BIlI BAKER BARN PAINTING ILIJPQIIHIZN VICTORIA IIARBOIJR Staff tulip queen and two princesses will be chosen on Saturday June 191o take part in the Filth anniversary celebration of the Victoria Harbour branch of the Royal Canadian Legion which starts on Saturday June 26 with thc reconsidcr crowning of the queen Events will continue until 111 ly4 No Box Markham are happy IllI ROOF REPAIRS We have the paint to cover your problems Were happy when our customers With this ad you will get 10 discount on any work done For free estimate call collect ves 14162946655 BILL BAKER its present form or not Mr Evanssaid OFFICIAL PLAN The new official plan ap proved by Innisfil council and planning board but not the province designates 6000acre area for annex taion by Barrie lnnisfil would let Barrie ex pand south into the 12th Con cession taking in the com munity of Painswick But Barrie wants to take in land to the midpoint of the 9th Concession taking in the community of Stroud and according to lnnisfil prime farmland Oro council met with Mr McKeough last Thursday Ac cording to Reeve Wallace Key the Treasurer has pro mised compensation for re sidents in the dminished township Compensation to ease the tax burden of reidents in the annexed area would not be provided by the province Mr Key said AKE SIMIOE accommodate population growth to 125000 peoplc by the year 2011 as predicted by the Simcoctlcorgian Area Task Force pro vinciallyappointed body IExaminer Photo Official plan is rejected DRILLIA An official plan for Orillia township has bccn rejected by township council because of its designation of agricltural land Ihcrc was no clcar dcfini tion of what constitiitcd an agricultural arca council rncrnbcrs said They agrccd to ask thc planning consultants to land usc map ITic plan showed niorc than half the township as ag ricultural Grove Guernsey cattle sold from lnnisfil farm By MRS SAUNTER The herd of prominent In nisfil Guernsey breeder was dispersed Friday with buyers attending from across On tario John Nagel and son Peter sold 74 cows and 19 heifers by public auction The top price of $1375 was paid for record producing cow with 14000 pounds of milk to her credit in 305 day period All cows in the herd held records for milk produc tion An Ottawa buyer bought 26 head Other purhcasers were from Woodstock Guelph Kitchener Port Dover Oshawa Barrie and Lefroy ANNIVERSARY Reverend Andrew MacKenzie from the staff of the Toronto Conference branch of the United Church Spoke Sunday at the 97th an niversary service of Chur chill United Church on Strengthening our Faith The combined choir of Churs chill and Gilford churches under the direction of Maxine Verney sang two anthems which were well received Many old boys returned for the service and stayed to visit the day with relatives and friends AT ONTARIO PLACE The Intermediate choir of lnnisfil Central School were at Ontario Place on Friday singing by invitation Mark June 20 on your calendar for the Sixth Line cemetery Memorial service at3pm Plan services at Hawkestone Ry MURIEI IIARI HAWKESIONE Service will be held at St Aidans Anglican Church on Sunday June 13 at 10 am Service at the United Church will also be held at 10 am Sunday School normally held at 1115 am at the United Church will be cancelled for luly and August WARMINSTER BOARI WARMINSTER Staff Warminster community cen tre board will hold regular meeting on Tuesday evening June 15 it was announced by Bette Mathieson public rela tions officer fllIFIDIIIII CUNTY GLIMPSES Creemore Legion seeks liquo CREEMORE The Royal Canadian Legion branch 397 in Creemore is likely to get new licence from the Liquor Licence Bocard No one objected at public hearing held Thursday in Barrie The Legion had to apply for new licence after moving into new building 500 feet from the old meeting hall The licence board is ex pected to announce its deci sion in two weeks BANI TATTOO COLLINGWOOD Staff Collingwood Strutters and friends will present their first anniversary show and band tattoo at the Coll ingwood Arena on Sunday June 13 starting at pm parade will form at the Col legiate grounds at pm TAXI RATES UP STROUI Taxi rates are going up in lnnisfil under toWnshi bylaw approved Wednes ay Rates were set at 80 cents for the first one sixth mile and 10 cents for each additional onesixth mile travelled The old rate was 70 cents for the first one fifth mile and 10 cents for each succeeding fifth STORE APPROVED STROUD Innisfil Township council gave for mal approval for the con struction of Brewers Retail Store at Concession 10 and Highway 11 Council gave the goahead to township staff to draft developers agree ment with the Brewers Warehousing Co Ltd IZHOUR MEETING STROUDInnisfil coun cillors met for nearly 12 hours and passed 68 motions before they adjourned at meeting here The meeting began at am broke for lunch from noon until 145 pm From 145 to 215 council met with its auditors and after wards attended funeral ser vice for former township employee Harold Ferrier The meeting reconvened at 7230 All council was pre sent or themeeting FEWER PERMITS STROUDThe value of construction in lnnisfil Township in May was about $13million below last year Total value was $3164978 compared to $4528866 for the same month year ago The total number of building per mits issued to date this year was 278333 fewer than last year at this time council was toldWednesday TOMAKEOIFER STROUDInnistil will of fer to buy the former Crawford Street Public School subject to final ap proval of the cost The Sim coe County Board of Educa tion has offered the building and lot for sale The townships recreation corri mittee recommends counCil try to buy the back lot of the school property for childrens playground if the building and property is too ex nsive REGISTRATIONS COLLINGWOODStaff Registration for water safety lessons and day camp at Collingwood Centennial swimming pool for this sum mer will take place on Monday Tuesday and Wednesda licence 16 between am5 pm Seasons memberships are available WAVERLEY UNITED WAVERLEY Staff Rev Alan McLaughlin will be the speaker at 117th anniver sary service at Waverley United church at 11 am Sun day June 13 Rev Brian Gaz zard of Elmvale will preach at the evening service at 730 oclock There will be special music TOBUYTRUCK ELMVALE StaffFlos council has approved the pur chase of 1977 five diesel truck with snow removal equipment from Alex Currie Motors here at cost of $3318072 Reeve Donald MacDonald heads the F105 June 14 15 and council DISTRICT NE WS 2The Barrie Examiner Saturday June I2 I976 CANADIAN TIRE BARRIE WILL BE CLOSED Thru to Tuesday June ISth Watch for our iztsvai rv 34 in the Bayfield Mall Wednesday June IbIIi During this period of inconvenience we recommend your neighboring CANADIAN TIRE STORES in ORlLLlA MIDLAND COLLINGWOOD ALLISTON and BRADFORD WE PROMISE YOU YOUR NEW STORE WlLL REPAY YOUR TEMPORARY INCONVENIENCE iv tnnnolnn HITFIDIHII TIRE 9155 It Ifltffi BROWN BARRIE IO DUNLOP ST WEST 7266418