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BIA wary of Midland's latest parking plans In an open letter, distributed last Wednesday to its member businesses, the Midland Town Centre Business Improvement Area (BIA) Board of Directors raised some _ serious criticisms of a new parking policy proposed for the Town of Midland. After much study, the Town's Planning and Development Com- mittee intends to ask council for of- ficial approval of a "Cash in Lieu of Parking"' policy. The plan is to give new businesses the option of paying a fee for parking spaces needed, instead of actually providing the required area on their own property. The "Cash in Lieu of Parking" proposal will also apply when an existing business changes the use of its current building. Eastern Star prize list The new parking fees, expected to be approximately $1,500 per spot, would be used to finance the acquisition of new parking properties. In the opinion of the BIA Board of Directors, "Cash in Lieu of Parking"' will be a deterrent to new business in & Midland. They believe that parking availability is essentially the responsibility of the municipality, and that BIA member business should be exempt from the new policy, if im- plemented, because of the current contributions to the Parking Authority in support of free three hour down- town parking. A delegation from the BIA was scheduled to take these concerns before last night's regular meeting of Midland Town Council. of the week Aug. 12-17 1985 FINISHING' $400 OFF 12 exp. $900 OFF 24 exp. $300 OFF 36 exp. Order of the Eastern Star, Manson J. Bradley No. 240, Midland, had its Penny Sale draw July 20. Following is a list of prize winners. Doll (No. 2925), Jennifer Todd, Midland. Game, Michael Jacques, Midland. Lawn Chair, Murray Carpenter, Midland. Besdorf, Midland. Midland. Twin sheets, Hectar Fifty dollar bill, Rita PLENAMINS Adams, Midland. Hook, Penetang. (multiple Childs sweater and Set of dessert glasses, . i 7 ) hat set, Debbie Pat Maheu, Midland. vitamins Rosebush, Midland. Electric can opener, eo 5 : 100 tabs Reg. $6.67 Small kettle, Evelyne Ga il Hamilton, i oo NOW Rioux, Victoria Har- Perkinsfield. ONLY bour. Beef Burgers' or Two man tent, Lynne Moreau, Midland. Picnic Cooler, Wanda Weiners from Meatland, Howard Cleaner, Midland. f° Jes Doll cradle, Rick Brodeur, Midland. Dinner for Two at " a Belcourt, Penetang. Groceries, P. Merritt, Driftwood Restaurant, JAQge oldtimers thought of everything CENTRUM Afghan, Joan West, Midland Point. Becky Ramsbottom, : FORTE Midland. Door Lock, Mildred Victoria Harbour. This 1918 Ford Touring Car has been _ the perfect place for a breath of fresh Place Mats, C. Jackman, Barrie. Jet Stream bag, in the Schneider family since 1947, air, in the parking lot at Ste. Marie 100 tabs plus 30 bonus Thiffault, Midland. Wall Clock, Jane Pauline Saulnier, when Willis (right) purchased it for $8 among the Hurons, after a one hour Baby set, Alice MacLehnan, Alliston. . Penetang. to drive to high school. Last Wed- drive from Orillia, with the Historical Reg. $9.35 Conway, Willowdale. Popcorn ~ popper, Rattan Chair, Sally nesday, his wife Marion agreed that Automobile Society of Canada. SPECIAL Fishing rod and reel, .Linda Bumstead, Lichtenberg, Midland. _ the oldtime folding front window was Terry Watering, $ 9S Midland. Hand mixer, A meme FABRICLAND SURBEX wet whistle CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR 500 Walter consumption this summer in Midland is on the rise, reports Art Evans, manager of Midland PUC. So far this month daily consumption figures have topped the two million gallon mark on more than one oc- casion. In June, 52,722,000 FALL "85 1 WEEK ONLY!! PREVIEW 100 tabs Reg. $14.99 NOW ONLY $99 Sale prices in effect till August 20, 1985 WAMPOLE gallons of water were VITAMIN used by local con- sumers. During one 24 hour period 2,117,000 gallons were used after being pumped through the PUC system. "A couple of days in July we topped 2,300,000 gallons," Evans ob- served yesterday. 35 % Las! August, duri WOOL COAT Ge one te ae ecipit 150em wide, 100% acrylic. Ss OS CO INGS ViTAMIN 2,200,000 gallons were Washable. Reg. 8.98 135-150em wide, solid shades. E consumed. Fabricland's Preview Price m cea Paesus Pri m ' review rice i 4 $5,600 in loot yg Alas still missing | JACQUARD FANCIES g THIS WEEK'S SUPER BUY! || Moumi ty tolen roperty, cm wide, % polyester. : 49 valued at $5,820, is still Solid Tones. Reg. 9.98 SPECIAL PURCHASE! BUY NOW 2 ae ae gti Fabricland's Preview Price RDU ROY & SAVEES Cor vhich occur ate ent at Marsh's CO ; Your One-Stop A neuer: mee FAILLE SUPREME PRINTS 115cm wide, 30 shades to choose from! Reg. 5.98 for shopping Entry into the marina was made by forcing open a door, Midland OPP report. Taken during the daring break, enter and theft were cash, Win- tario tickets, cheques and smoke (both cigars and cigarettes). Meanwhile nothing was taken during the prints! 35 % YARN DYE PLAIDS 115 em wide, 65 % cotton. Fabricland Preview Price m TARTANS 115em wide, 100 % polyester. Latest Fall '85 Reg. 12.98 Fabricland's Preview Price PRE-SEASON SUPER BUY CHRISTMAS PRINTS 115ecm wide, 65 % polyester, cotton. Fabricland's Preview Price 120 tabs bonus pak 500 mg SPECIAL $ 249 WEBBEK WOOLCRINKLE SUITING 150cm wide, 55% wool. S$ $998 olyester, Reg. cay 45% polyester. Checks & stripes. Mix'n'match. Reg. 14.98 Fabricland's Preview Price 2°5| Fabricland's Preview Price %969 E0UR LOWEST PRICE FOR CORDUROY THIS YEAR!! QUALITY, SERVICE & DEDICAT °7 38 Reg. 3.98 same period from Pier 69 also at Waubaushene. Those persons who had gained entry through a window to the office were apparently seared away before they could make off with the goods. Police believe both Midland Huronia Mall, Midland Ss = aes JORY'S LD.A. PHARMACY 526-2781 264 King St,, Midland Barrie 534 Bayfield St. N. Barrie FA BRICLAND CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR VISA The Best in Selection and Price Anywhere incidents are related. Page 2, Tuesday, August 13, 1985