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KEV LEGEND RESIDENTIAL Phat FESDENTIAL Phase CMRCIAL NJUSTRIAL WEN SPACE LAND USE PLAN VILLAGE OF COOKSTOWN 380 100 400 cm am mm WW THE LAND USE ma in Cookstowns propose of ficial plan shows 200 acres which have either been developed or could be developed immediately COUNTY GLIMPSES Make fair plans at Stayner capacity is reassessed five years from now The 92lot Cookslane development is in the southeast corner Dillon Map Because of water and sewage restrictions about 115 acres in the north and west would not be de veloped until servicing STAYxER Staff Irvin Perry is president of the startingth 10am Agricultural displays ladies section SEMORSHOLSINC womens work exhibitsV loan Cor ONE OBJECTION TMEHNG COOKSTOWN Just one new subdivision is ac commodated by Cookstowns proposedofficia plan Provision for the 92house Cookslane developmentand no others in the immediate futurebrought criticism from another developer at public meeting here Higgins re resenting Phase One Deve opments told plannin board he ob jects to the an because it ex cludes Phase One holdings in the northwest part of the village About 80 people attended the meeting in the communi ty hall for the unveiling of draft version of the official plan FINALVERSION Comments on the plan will be accepted by planning board until the end of July when final version will be prepared for approval by village council and the pro vincial government Copies of the draft plan may be examined or bought at the municipal office Acting within the Simcoe Georgian Area Task Force report Cookstown could grow to pepulation of 2000 by the year 1991 from the present 800 Jim Brour lanner with Dillon Lt said 200 of the villages 380 acres would be designated phase one residential indicatin previous development an theCookslane roposal After an journment April 30 the Ontario Municipal Board is expected to resume zoning hearing for Cookslane in August Mr Higgins Phase One proposal is included in 115 acres designated phase two in the draft plan No developmait of phase two land would be ltted until detailed rev cw of the availability of water to serve phase two lands is conducted and decision is made on the need for and feasibility of communal sanitary sewage servicesforthevilla PHASETW Phase two develo ment would not be cons tiered within the next five years The plan also designates 32 acres of open space land 21 acres commercial mostly existing and 18 acres in dustrial No ex ansion beyond the village undary is lanned industrial area Would be west of highway 27 in the south end of the village Balfour as Cooks Mr town mvides little employ ment or its residents other than work in main street shops Close to as per cent of the people work outside the village Water sup ly sewage ca city and ainage are key actors in development Mr Balfoursaid Phase one development is expected to come ct using all the water new well now beinr Ir v3 lished It will pro 10 gallons of water per mm Health officials are mug to correct malfunctioning septic systems on small lots in the villa and lack of funds ma es sanitary sewa system unlikely in the near uture Mr Balfour said Mr Higgins however said his company had offered to Vespra bridge open MIDHURST Staff New bridge over Willow Creek on St Vincent street has been major improvement for Midhurst and Barrie pened to traffic making motorists driving between Work on the $200000 project was started two years ago with the Ontario ministry of transportation and com munications providing most of the financing The two lane structure replaces 50yearold onelane bridge which was outdated Further Improvement was made by eliminating curve and straightening the road The ministry pays most of the cost for within l00 feet of the bridge The ap livestock competitions and entertainment programs are planned for the 1976 Stayner agriculture and trade fair which is to be held on Tuesday and Wednesday September 14 and 15 Members of the board of directors headed by John Craig the womens divi MIDLAND StafflA band concert sponsored by the Simcoe County Recreation Association for institu tionized senior citizens will be held at Little Lake Park here on SaturdayJune 19 OROCOLNCIL 0R0 STATION Staff Oro township council which to the Ontario Housing poration of 5992527 will aid in construction of 53unit senior citizens apartment building just south of the Pretty iver Parkway Rents will be geared to teants in comes STUDENTS STUDY COLLINGWOOD The preaches arc to be resurfaced with hardtop later An official opening ceremony has been discussed by council with the date and other arrangements still ten tative meeting is to be held this Wednesday evening at which It is to be further discussed school on pm to hear Triple senior baseball club from Lockport New York will visit Collingwood in July elementary Thursday at reports of their study of the sion ve been busy for is headed by Reeve Wallace Niagara Escarpment Coll escarpment to face the Collingwood weeks with planning for the KeyWill hold its next regular missmn wrll meet wrth AMERICAN BASEBALL Cavemen annual twodav event Mrs meeting on Monday June 21 Students of Cameron Street COLLINGWOOI The YOU DONT HAVE TO USE BAYFIELD ST TO COME TO BAYFIELD MALL it own as Irons mumsa no IAY AIF YOU LIVE WEST OF BAYFIELD ST USE EITHER ANNE ST OR SUNNIDALE RD NORTH TO CUNDLES ROAD DRIVE EAST ON CUNDLES RD TO GLENWOOD DRIVE TURN RIGHT ONTO GLENWOOD AND ENTER THE MALL AT THE GLENWOOD ENTRANCE BIF YOU LIVE EAST OF BAYFIELD ST USE ST VINCENT ST NORTH TO CUNDLES RD TURN LEFT ON TO CUNDLES DRIVE ONE BLOCK TO FERRIS LANE TURN LEFT ONTO FERRIS LANE AND FOLLOW FERRIS TO BAYFIELD ST HERE YOU CAN CROSS BAYFIELD ST AT THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS INTO BAYFIELD MALL CF YOU LIVE SOUTH OF DUNLOP ST USE EITHER OF ABOVE MENTIONED ROUTES TO AVOID TRAF Flf IAMS AND SAVE TIME build sewage stem years sgoandwasturn dOWn 308T SHARING He said he would like to see Cookslane and Phase One share the cost of such system tooknlane as now pro posed Would have so tic tanks on 20000square cot lots The Simcoe County Health Unit has proved that arrangement ut be cause of poor soils uired lots twice that size for ase One Developments Dr Bruce Brown planning consultant for Phase One questioned the soil tests on the two areas saying the tests were done one summer by first and secondyear University of Guelph students Dr BrOWn also ur ed council and planning boar to make decision now on construction of sanitary sewage system After discussion of the sub divisions planning board chairman Dr Bill Milligan and member Will Silk ap pealed to residents to con siifder the villages quality of Unveil Cookstown official plan Mr Silk said he was disap inted that discussion cen red only on the number of houses in the village park area pro south of Hi way 89 in west end woul take in some land in Tecumseth township Also being considered is an space area in the nor West and ex sion of the fairgrounds un er lease ar rangement with the Cooks town Agricultural Society Planning band is looking for suggestions from the public Dr Milligan said Resident Jim Hunter said developers should pay for high service costs which result from growth such as any future sewage system and expansion of storm drains One resident said council and planning board should draw up recreation plan for thevillage Another resident sug ested plebiscite on the oficial plan and Dr Milligan said the door is open for such vote Weekly horse shows are held at Hillsdale By RUTH LEA HILLSDALE horse show will be held on one Sunday each month at the Hillsdale community park nsored by the Hillsdale an District Lions Club the first show was held Sunday Jgnelri Mrs Ina Newdick is at her summer home for the weekend Mr and Mrs Cecil Ho warth of Fort Francis and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Daven rt of Bond Head called on rs Ruth Lea on Friday Mr and Mrs Frank Piayford of Florida are ending some time with tgeir daughter and sonin law Mr and Mrs Bob Greenlaw Mr and Mrs Grant Dunn have returned home afteE en in motor trip to ape Jadalass the New England states and the Atlantic pro vinces ladies night banquet and dance will be held at the Con tinental Inn Barrie on June 19 nsored by the Hillsdale and istrictLionsClub Mrs Albert Hallyburton and Roy and Russell Hallyburton motored to Kent ville NS to attend the on ms nu arms on VLAVOMD Tang Orange Crystals ol°é ASSORHD TIAVDIS Pal Dog Food ms ONICIIN uuoou talcum wrru am on mm on whim 01 on the Cob tow IRlllllllil II USA SUNKISI Valencia Oranges iNlARIl GRIIWN Leaf Lettuce PRUUIICI II USA SIII Honey Dew Melonsz ll PRODUCI 0f REPUBLIC OF SOUTH MRICA CANADA lANCY GRAD Granny Smith Applesm39c IRIIIIN BANANA COCONUT CNOCOLAH DR thliN ltAVORl Farmhouse Cream Pies IURIGIRAIID DOUGH DUTIIIMIIK DI SW MILK Pillsbury Biscuits PIC Slli IIJS 001 39c 59c funeral of their niece Helena daughter of Richard Hallyburton Sympathy of the villa is extended to the Rally urton families Mrs Ruth Lea and Mary spent the weekend in Toronto visiting relatives Cattle group to visit Barrie On their way to the World Hereford Conference visitors from the United Kingdom Europe Africa and New Zealand will tour the Barrie areaJune23 They will visit Barrie View Stock Farms in Innisfil township at pm The group will be on its way to the World Hereford Con ference in Banff June 28 to July2 The conference marks the meeting held every four years by the World Hereford Council the international organization which promotes the Hereford breed throughout the world Hereford is the largest beef breed in Canada TABIFRlIt Biff Sirlom Steaks 89c Dinner Hams HAN BONHI 55 Slowing Beef 51 SVLVINIA FROST Light Bulbs 345t 19c DISTRICT NE WS 2The Barrie Examiner Wednesday June 16 I970 Ontario Government of Ontario Select Committee on Highway Transportation of Goods The Select Committee on Highway Transporta tion of Goods has been appointed to examine investigate enqune into study and report on all matters pertaining to the transportation in On arlo of goods on Ontario highways including all matters affecting or pertaining to the ship pers of goods and the transporters of goods whether for gain or not for gain the regulatory process and the public Interest in general The Committee will be holding Public Meetings commencing in the month of July and invttes written briefs andor oral presentations from interested parties Submit your written brief on Highway Trans poriaiion of Goods by July 15 1976 to Select Committee on Highway Transportation of Goods Room 440 Main Parliament BlJlldlllg Queens Park Toronto M7A1A2 Attention Dayld Callfas Public Meetings will be held in Toronto on July 20 21 22 27 28 and 29 and In the following centres on dates to be announced Fort Erie Owen Sound Fort Frances Pembroke Geraldton Sarnia Kapuskasnng Sauif Ste Mane Hawkesbury Sudbury Kingston Timmins London Thunder Bay North Bay Windsor Ottawa Committee available on request If necessary various authors of written briefs may be mvuted or may at their own discretion appear below the 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