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49 Stol lar defeated By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner Jack Stollars proposal to set up Swiss Chalet on Bayfield Street has been denied by city council Council turned down the scheme at Monda meeting Stollar want to build restaurant near the city limits but all commercial develop ment has been frozen in Barrie until the downtown project is complete Stollar says he will appeal to the Ontario Supreme Court because he says council has conflict of interest Ossie Rowe city solicitor said Stollar does not have case Ald Dorian Parker was the only member of council that supported the Stollar plan She said council has been try ing to protect downtown for 15 years It hasnt been suc cessful so far she said Stolen card used to buy goods here 2+yearold man was charg ed with possession of stolen credit card Monday after man tried to buy clothing with card belonging to an Alberta man Police said man tried to buy $125 worth of clothing at Woolworths Department Store on Bayfield Street about 330 pm with Master Charge card registered to Paul Evashkevich of Grand Prairie Alberta Charged is Earlby Burling of no fixed address Burling ap pears Wednesday for bail hearing in provincial court Balladeer sings we OVOr LOGO people came from near and far to Scottish Day at the Simcoe County Museum Sunday Among the performers was Tom Parks of Anten Mills above who sang number of Scottish ballads There were also pipe bands highland dancers and much toetapping music Examiner Photo INFORMAL TALK AND INFORMATION SESSION Citizens of Residential District in the City of Barrie are invited to participate in an Informal Tall and In formation Session regarding the future plans of their residential neighborhood The purpose of the meeting is to discuss with you information collected by the Barrie Planning Board regarding future development trends This type of informational meeting will only be effective if concerned citizens are willing to participate and present their views and problems If you have any questions regarding the development or the redevelopment planned for Residential District please attend our Informal Talk and informational Session on Thursday July 12 I979 between the hours of 700 and 900 at the Essa Road Presbyterian Church on Essa Road at Burton Avenue =cRI$59X55c Woodys Warmly Welcomes RON NEILSON Its lots of fun and laughs with Ron Neilson an entertainer extra ordinaire His musical versatility is best displayed in his large repertoire of songs including tribute to the British with songs from the Rolling Stones The Beatles and many more best songs from the 405 and 505 with an Andrew Sisters medley and of course an Elvis Presley im personation thats sure to please Dont miss great musical variety with Ron Neilson thru July 14 COMING NEXT WEEK CHARRINGTON CROSS Woodys at the Holiday Inn Barrie Hwy 400 on Fairview Rd Telephone 7286191 Entrance and ample parking at the rear of building By DENNIS LANTHIER Of The Examiner Rezoning for the downtown improvement project will pro ceed if recommendation from planning board is accepted by Barrie council About 80 residents attended the boards public meeting Tuesday at which complaints about the project were heard ublic meeting Afterp owntown rezoning recommen At the session however the complaints were coupled with residents who spoke in favor of the scheme Virginia CresswellJones along with few residents said there was other development potential downtown and that it shouldnt be necessary to force residents out of their homes other Wilma Pavlik said the only injustice in the entire affair are those residents who have not spoken in favor of the pro ject Ms Pavlik was on the citizens advisory group that worked with city council when downtown discussions were go ing on Those of you who are suggesting where were you when we were putting in the work she asked Janice Laking said that previous report indicated the area adjacent to the Bayfield Dunlop intersection should be revitalized If we do something different it should be pen to the bay Mrs Laking said And were New Penetang centre to help visitors The transition from the 20th century to the 19th century will soon be easier than ever before for visitors to Penetan guishenes Historic Naval and Military Establishments Plans to construct visitor orientation centre were recent ly announced by Reuben Baetz minister of culture and recrea tion The centre will give visitors feeling for the time period said Barbara McConnell ministry coordinator of public relations vital part of the oientation is 12 minute slide show nar rated through the eyes of William Wilson who worked in the area from 1817 to 1834 as shipwright said Bob Kennedy spokesman for the establishments An orientation centre was re quested because similar cen tres were successful at other historic sites particularly at SainteMarie Among the Hurons in Midland The threatre for the show will be really interesting said Ms McConnell It will look like the deck of sailing ship with visitors going under the deck both to view the slides and for feeling of being on ship she said Home Auto Life Busmess sarjeant iv Insurance 10089me Rd Barrie Out The centre will be completed in three stages and drawings are now being prepared by the of the centre will not be known said Ms McConnell ministry of government The centrt= will serve as services Until preliminary greeting centre and include drawings are completed costs washrooms said Ms Mc and target date for completion Connell John Mclsaoc Barrister and Solicitor announces the opening of his office for the practice of Law at IOS Collor St Barrio Ont HM IN2 Telephone 737294 GRAND OPENING bedrooms or 23 it family rooms 21 ft gourmet kitchens main floor mud rooms jug who non mama the examiner Wednesday July 1970 said Another resident asked what damage would be done to ex isting downtown merchants if the area was changed Rick Jones city planner replied previous study show ed merchants would lose three per cent of business during the first two years after the change recover and then business would accelerate Ald Jim Shirley while speaking in favor of the scheme said the developers for the project had done very poor public relations job Another resident said the pro posed closing of Maple Street to accommodate Woolworths was unfair to area residents In 1255333 24 Victoria Wood is back in Barrie with all newI all brick 1979 single tamin Classics With price value and quality gt youll think youre dreaming 50 act nowand avoid the stampede Choose from libraries roughin central vacuum main floor laundry centres and bathsen suite masters If 18 ft master bedrooms ALL CLAY BRICK EXTERIORS grand toyers ded not using it the bay she creased traffic problems would likely result he said If the rezoning bylaw is pass ed by council it will Municipal Ontario Mayor to know more Wasson borough mayor mayors advisory committee Cameron wants wants go to the Board Peter formed across Canada to iden tify groups interested in help ing Vietnames 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