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My Wm Mobile centre coming to Barrie mobile consumer centre operated by the federal depart ment of consumer and corporate affairs will be stationed in Barrie from Nov 21 to Dec 19 The centre offers information about consumer rights and responSibilities and features material on variety of pro ducts appliances cars foodi the laws that protect the con sumer and what can be done to ensure selection of the right product before you buy Resource persons will be available to advise local citizens about steps to take to overcome consumer problems and to speak to interested groups in Barrie on consumer topics The mobile centre will be at the Bayfield Mall throughout its stay The hours are noon to pm Tuesday and Wednes day noon to pm Thursday and Friday and 11 am to pm Saturday Receives Optimist citation Barrie Optimist Club is honoring four Barrie youths during Youth Appreciation Week Cathie Palmer attended dinner in honor of the youths Monday Miss Palmer 18 is Grade 13 student at Eastview Secondary School She has been teaching gymnastics on voluntary basis at the YM YWCA twice week for the past four years The Youth Appreciation Award recognizes young peo pie for their voluntary work contribution of time and talent to the community Patricia McColgan Owen Pearson and Peter Ward are the other recipients of the Optimist citation The work done by the four includes volunteering as candy striper at the Royal Victoria Hospital teaching swimming at the YMYWCA and volunteer work at the Adult Rehabilitation Centre ATHIE PALMER Tourist workshop twoday workshop entitled Survival in the Tourist Iii dustry is being held for tourist operators and supervisors by the continuing education division of Georgian College Nov 29 and 30in Huntsville The workshop being held at Deerhurst inn will focus on relationships between employee attitudes and employer pro fits It will be conducted by Larry Olivia of Michigan inter nationally known in the tourist industry Each workshop day will include four sessions covering such topics as selecting motivated personnel increasing at titude awareness relating to guest attitudes and developing attitudes necessary in the tourist industry Attendance at the workshop is limited and advance registration is required by Saturday The registration fee of $75 includes lunch both days refreshments at break periods and conference materials Powers expanded City administrator Gerry Tamblyns powers were ex panded somewhat by bylaw passed Monday by city coun cil Tamblyn will now have the authority to approve pur chases of goods and services worth up to $5000 without first obtaining specific coun cil approval provided the items are included in the ci tys operating budget Previous limit was $2500 Tainblyn will also be able to conclude rental agreements for city property for up to year to max imum value of $300t He had no authority to rent property without prior coun cil approval in tiie past GERRY TAMBLYN Recommendation sent back City council has sent back to general committee recom mendation to drop an objection which had held pro ised estate subdivision in Innisfil Township up for more an ear The action came at the request of planning consultant Al McNair who represents TriJ Developments of lnnisfil About three per cent of the 62Ahome 140acre develop ment in Innisfils 13th Concession is within the area Barrie expects to annex from the township The city objected to the development last year pending settlement of the annexation issue General committee agreed last week to lift the objection subject to the approval of annexation lawyer James Mc Callum McNair said Tuesday he would rather take the matter up with committee again after court challenge to the Ontario Municipal Boards Oct annexation decision is disposed of in December Rezone 18 acres City council agreed Monday to rezone about 18 acres at the northwest corner of Steel and Blake streets to permit apartments The land is currently occupied by two homes transmission repair shop and number of outbuildings Three land deals Cit council passed bylaws approving three city land deals Mon ay Approved were sale of 16 acres of Truman Road to and DiSposal the citys garbage contractor for $35809 The sale replaces previouslyaapproved sale of 12 acres for 32625 Msalc of about 212 acres in the Welham Industrial Park north of Big Bay Point Road to Fox Ltd for $60515 trade giving John Ellis Construction 211 Edgehill Drive about 112 acres at the rear of his property without road frontage in return for half an acre fronting on Edgehill All land involved is zoned industrial Businesses cut out bylaw cutting two businesses out of the downtown Bar rie business improvement area was passed Monday by city council The bylaw which must be approved by the Ontario Municipal Board will mwn the two businesses will not have to pay the Downtown Improvement Boards special tax levy The businesses are the Brookdalc inn and Occidental Life insurance both located on Dunlop Street West at the ex treme western end of the downtown area The Downtown Improvement Board asked for their removal because board members decided they were outside the scope of benefits provided by the board Annual meeting Nov 29 Simcoe South Liberal Association announces the annual meeting to be held Nov 29 in the Booster Club room Barrie Arena wine and cheese social will follow the meeting For tickets call Ray Ramsay 7260722 7280481 or Claire Campbell 7268055 The Barrie Iloiiday Inn kicked into the 1977 Barrie and District United Appeal campaign Tuesday to the tune of $375 Innkeeper John Clarke centre presented the cheque to cani paign chairman Earl Snider right at the hotel Tuesday while Lloyd Armstrong left cani paign administrator looks on Examiner Photo $106450 raised to date United Appeal campaign passes halfway mark The Barrie and District United Appeal hit the halfway mark Tuesday reporting dona tions totalling $100450 of this years goal of $205000 By Wednesday tttxlayi said administrator Lloyd Arm strong we will have exceeded all past Lnitcd Appeal cam paigns in this city And weve still got lot more returns to come in he added The campaign for payroll donations is going well Arm strong said with such cont panics as Devilbiss Mansfield Denman General Molsons and Ontario Iiydro donating But some of the other large employers in Barrie such as Moldex Canadian General Electric and KVR have not been heard from yet he said The commercial campaign is halfway to its goal Armstrong said But weve only scratch ed the surface Although this years cam paign will exceed all previous efforts Armstrong said many Barrie residents and companies Board votes to name street after Greer Planning board voted Tues day to name street in the pro posed rosley Realty subdivi sion Greer Court after former mayor Eldon Dooley iner who is also the cit is current police commission chairman that last every 15 seconds Automatic time exposure to second Adjustable neckstrap mart Price fryWU WE WELCOME The i70unit subdivision own ed by Toronto developer iicnry liernick is to be built south of undhs Road and cast of Sun nidale Park The planning board action requires con firmation by city council AMER FOLARCM AM Pictre The VWay Polaroids Pronto The one that takes beautiful SX70 pictures Has automatic motorized picture ejection Lightweight compact no battery necessary Viewfinder lets you set the distance 277 SXTO LAID FILM mart Price iiMAiti mu HIGHWAY 27 IAYflllD ST BARRIE CREDIT OPEN MON T0 Fll SATUI AVS AM TO are still reluctant to give reluctance he cant understand Barrie is community that professes to be proud of its in terests in one another he said so why can we not come through now and show this is the case by supporting UR United Appeal Doctors and lawyers he said have not been as generous as he thought they might be We felt we could anticipate the kind of support from the legal and medical professions that other communities receive he said adding that he is still optimistic that the doctors and lawyers will come through before the campaign ends Armstrong said he would like to see the Barrie and District United Appeal become as suc cessful as the Brantford and Brant ounty cam aign Ihe Brantfor campaign went over the top in month he said without residential blitz thanks to hefty corporate and payroll deductions automatic motorized One before your es pictures from to POLAROID LAND CAME RA Polaroid Land Film You cant picture better deal than this PE 100 POUCOLOR mart Price 45 lo AM to to PM olaroid Specmls Polaroids One Step This Christmas take it easy with the fully Its the least expensive way to get beautiful SX70 pictures that develop in minutes right No fuss with ocusing just aim and shoot Takes outdoor pictures from to infinity flash Proposed rezoning shot down Neighborhood objections shot down proposed rezoning Tues day which would have put five houses where only one stands now on Shaw Crescent at the southeast corner of Letitia Street But the owner of the proper ty Sardina Investments will still be able to put second and third house on the 06acre parcel under the present zon mg Planning board voted to recommend rejection of the rezoning application Tuesday after three neighboring Letitia Street residents turned out to public meeting to protest the ef fect of the proposed rezoning on their properties sevensignature petition op posing the rezoning was also presented to the board Among the protesters was Milan Du of 187 Letitia St owner of property adjoining the Shaw Crescent parce at the rear The proposal is com letely ridiculous Duga to the board im going to have five lots backing onto my property Im going to have 25 people staring in my kitchen window check of survey later in the meeting showed that only four of the proposed lots would actually adjoin Dugas land directly Under the present residential zoning Sardina could have the Shaw Crescent parcel severed into three lots by the Commit tee of Adjustment The proposed zoning allows smaller lot sizes and would have made room for five lots again requiring Committee of Adjustment approval Planning board member Don Wurdemann led the fight against the proposal during the boards discussion after the public meeting dont see why the developer cant build on the ex isting zoning he said during debate wouldnt want that fivelot pro osali nexttome The boar rejected both the proposed rezoning and partial rezoning suggested by cit planner Rick Jones whic would have allowed four lots on the land The planning board recom mendation will go to city coun cil for approval FELLOWSHIP WON EDMONTON CP Brent Fillmore student in Univer sity of Albertas faculty of busi ness administration and com merce has won Seagram Business Fellowship Fillmore native of Sackvillc NB has bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from Univer sity of New Brunswick tep TYPE 88 POUCOLOII mart Price We r1 gt mum Mun Your Satisfaction Guaranteed 0r Money Chnrtully Rotunda not but II on IUTAWAVO LIFE the 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