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IN THE COURTS LOCAL TODAY MARKS the official opening of the 1977 new car 25 NOT ALL the cars on display today are 1977 models Paul Sqdlon Bradford Street IQPEP iNlrHE LEFT foreground wejiave 1977 Lincoln Con Michael Ott of Barrie was sentenced to nine months definite and six months in defidite in prison in provincial court Thursday 0t was convicted of four breakins He will also be on rObétion for two years after is release Stéve Wagar 21 of Elmvale was sentenced to 40 days in jail Judge John Anjo He had pleaded guilty to driving while suspended and failing to appear in caurt Judge Anjo imposed the jail term because Wagar had ftwo previous convictions for the same offences It had only been fined then Glenn Steinberg 20 of Town to Was fined $250 for driving while impaired by the use of marijuana lie had been stop ped by Innisfil Police who were puzzled by his obvious impair ment but lack of signs of alchdhol Search of Steinbcr 1s car revealed llll ee butts of til ap peared to be marijuana cigaret tes find smell of marijuana in the car Police said that Steinng had difficulty domg season at Barrie dealerships Getting sneak preview of Chevrolet Oldsmobile and Cadillac dealer Paul Sadlon Motors Inc and an antique Ive tinental while at right grac ing the sales lot at Douglas various impairment tests but could only detect faint smell of alcohol on his breath Police seized the ashtray of the car where the butts were found but in the police station Steinberg ate the evidence Police said the ashtray had been left with Steinberg in the interview room while the of ficer left to get Steinberg glass of water He heard noise turned around and saw Steinberg eating the cigarette butts Judge Anjo decided the butts must have been marijuana otherwise Steinberg would not have eaten them OPTIMRS The ptiMrs Club of Barrie is holding Harvest Moon Dance Oct 23 from pm to am at the Embass Hall Music will be provided by Jack Tiernay Tickets costing $15 per couple are available at iholkan and Co Insurance Of fice 10 Collier St Barrie or by calling 7289921 gt4 Brrie By The the new Pontiac Parisienne at Georgian pontiacBuick ises with 192 alf century old car buff Chevy LincolnMercury on Essa Road is Carol Welsh parts CLUB MEETS The next scheduled meeting of the Barrie Huronia Rotary Club is Tuesday at noon at the Continental Inn The guest speaker for the meeting is Earl Snider Barrie police chief GENERALMEETINO The SnoVo ageurs Inc snowmobile club will hold its first general meeting of the year Tuesday at pm not Wednesday as reported earlier this week Location is the same the Blue Flame Room Consumers Gas Building EUCHRE Progressive euchre is held Monday from 130 to pm the first Monday of every month at Parkview Centre for Senior Citizens FREE ONCERI free concert featuring the Carleton Showband is planned for senior citizens Oct 24 at Georgian College Seniors needing ride to the concert or volunteers with rides to offer may call Parkview Centre 7370755 GMC Ltd on Bradford Street is Connie Dickson an office this year Behind the 1977 tldsmobilc is 1952 Chevy department employee with thedealership GENERAL POLICEMIINSHALL The annual Barrie Police mcns Hall will bc Nov 13 star ting al 730 pm at the Em bassy Hall on Blake Street Tickets are $I5 per couple and ii clude roast beef dinner as well as dancing to Bob Reids Orchestra Tickets are available from any Barrie Police Department officer GUESTSPEAKER Mrs Renee Phillips nurs ing supervisor at Royal Vic toria Hospital will be guest speaker Oct at 130 at the meeting of the RVH auxiliary The meeting will be held in the auxiliary room Mrs Phillips will speak on the rehabilitation department ward for chronic patients MODEL RAILWAYS The Lake Simcoe Railway Modelers will hold its 1976 model railway display Nov 13 and 14 from noon to pm at Codiington Street public school Admission is 50 cents and the program will include operating layouts displays movies slides and door primes employee at the agency or ealersunveil 1977 models SALESMAN KEN FEAR left hands over the keys to Dave Jensen the first buyer of 1977 Thunderbird at Grandview Ford Ltd on Bayfield Street JlNE RITCHIE tionist at reccpa Centennial llymouth Chrysler on Brad ford Street is about to go for ride in 1977 Plymouth ordoba Heyopen those showroom doors YOl ANT MISS the 19775 even by driving quickly past the dealers French Motors on Bradford Street has its lineup of new Dodges and Chryslers on display right up front Examiner Photos by Rolf Kraiker The Barrie Examiner3 Friday Oct I976 GENERAL GYMNASTIC CLUB The Barrie Gymnastic Club will be registering limited number of girls for recreational gymnastics this Saturday at 930 am age five to 16 years and will nm for 12 Saturday sessions The fee is $30 an assessment and workout will be held following registration The registration is at Georgian Col lege PLANT SALE The Barrie Horticulture Society is holding plant sale Saturday at the Barrie Farmers Market on Mul caster Street The sale starts at pm and will hve peren nial and few indoor plants For further information call Mrs Ann Huitema 7266906 The regular farmers market will also be operating BIG SISTERS Big Sisters Week begins today and will last until Oct Barries Big Sisters will have an information booth in Georgian Mall Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings of next week and all day Oct aSaturday SLIDE SHOW The Bahai Community of Barrie invites the public to slide show on the international Bahai Faith to be held tonight at pm in the community room of the Municipal Savings building third floor Owen Street CORNERSTONE CEREMONY The cornerstone of the West Oro Baptist Church will be placed Sunday at pm WILL BE RELEASED Andre Beaudoin of Toronto Street in Barrie will be released from hospital this afternoon He had his leg broken Tuesday afternoon when struck by bicycle According to City Police the cyclist struck Andre as he was crossing Bradford Street TWO CHARGED Police have apprehended and charged two juveniles with two breakins and one attempted breakin The breakins were at 14 Nelson Sq and 270 Kempenfelt Drive The at tempts were at 18 Nelson Sq and 32 Blake St APPEAR IN COURT Darryl Bartlett 18 and Brent Adams 16 both of Hamilton will appear in provincial court Tuesday charged with attemp ted car theft They were ar rested after an incident on Bell Farm Road Thursday morning WATCHES STOLEN COLLINGWOOD Thieves escaped with $168 worth of wat ches from Murphy Jew ellers about am Thursday According to Collingwood Police the front window valued at $300 was smashed and the watches grabbed The theft is still under investiga tion N0 VALUE SET The Innisfil Fire Department has not yet set dollar value on the loss in barn fire Thursday barn containing about 80 pigs and 15000 bales of hay was gut ted by the fire which started about 230 pm It was on the Ninth Line and owned by Parker Peacock Firefighters were onthescencuntiprm OPEN HOUSE An open house will be held Saturday from to pm at the Raggedy Ann Day Care Centre on the Barrie Campus of Georgian College The official opening of the centre will take aceat10230am ANAF The Army Navy and Air Force Club holds dances Friday and Saturday evenings from pm to am at the club RUMMAGE rummage sale will be held in the Order of the Eastern Star Room Oct from am to 12 noon The public is invited Hospital workers wont join protest against wage price controls Oct 14 Nearly all the Barrie and District Labor Councils 20 af filiated locals are expected to participate in the Oct 14 pro test work stoppage Bob Den nis council president said Thursday The exception is Service Employees International Union Local 204 which re presents about 250 employees at Barries Royal Voctoria Hospital Care of sick people Mr Den nis said is not something you Eight here for gripes Got gripe with the provin cial government Take it to city hall fast Eight representatives of On tario Ombudsman Arthur Ma loneys office will be in the city council chambers until tonight to interview people with complaints Complaints will be heard on irstcomc irstserved basis Team members include ex perts in rural affairs and workmens compensation mat ters The ombudsman is enr powered to investigate most complaints against the proviir cial government and make any recommendations he sees fit to the appropriate government agency canshutoff Mr Dennis said he cannot say what ercentage of members of other 19 locals will actually walk off the job to protest federal wage controls just dont know he said This is really personal thing The council met with area locals Thursday to discuss plans for Oct 14s other main activity twohour arade from Centennial Park City Hall beginning at 10 am Mr Dennis said after the meeting the parade will not be restricted to union members but will be open to anyone who wishes to demonstrate against the controls The unemployed senior citizens teachers anybody that has beef against them he said At Thursdays meeting Mr Dennis presented figures from his own financial situation designed to refute government claims that wages have risen faster than living expenses dur ing the year the controls have beenin effect He said 10 per cent raise Archer questions residents of city Ald Archer wants to know what you think About 50 of the mayoralty candidates election team will be on the streets Saturday seeking answers to 10 questions about Barrie We hope to get about 500 in tervicws says Wilma Iavilik of TEAM To Elect Archer Mayor Ald Archers cam paign organization Results of the survey will be published The qiicstioners will be in downtown Harrie the shopping malls and going doortodoor None of the 10 questions asked arc abcut Ald Archer or the three other candidates for mayor Some of the topics covered in the questions are the park extension along the downtown water front revitalization of the downtown rea Barries asset Barrics biggest pro blem industrial and residen tial development in the el tyand greatest bi es characteristics leadership and ambassadorship needed in the citys mayor more than he in fact received would have iven him an extra $1072 Of is he said $784 would have been eaten up by in crease in income and property taxes and in gasoline fuel oil and hydm costs along with mortgage payment increases caused by renegotiation to prevailing interest rates This he said leaves the re mainder $288 to pay in creased food clothing and other prices for full year Mr Dennis said the figures would look even worse for someone on lower or fixed in come He said he did not know how the government arrived at figures which show costof living increase below the wage increase rate Rental units planned for Chez Belle site new rental apartment building in Barrie with large units and underground parking thats the plan of Victor Sabin developer Mr Sabin wants to change site plan the city agreed to with Lou Kozlov of Chez Belle De velopments Ltd Mr Sabin is trying to buy the fiveacres from Mr Kozlov Mr Kozlov wanted to build 1rstorey 93unit condominium apartment building on Kozlov Street south of Heather Street But says Mr Sabin con dominium apartments are not selling in the city and there is market for rental units He said the estimated cost of the building is $3 million and it will be better designed than the Kozlov proposal which used lot of glass The glass he satd is poor in sulation for heating and air con ditioning units in the apart ments The units will be built so if there is market for con dominium apartments in the future the building can be con verted with very little extra work he said Rental rates were estimated between $150 to $300 for one two or three bedroom apart ments Barrie planning board members said they would review any plans the developer pre ares for rental aprtments ont esite Mr Kozlov has second building south of the Sabin site which he also proposes as ren tal apartments The buildin is also 16 stories high but close to 200 apartmepts