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the examiner Saturday Aug 26 1978 The Firehall Saga Hearing delayed again By DENNIS LANTIIIER Of The Examiner An Ontario Supreme Court hearingFirehall has been delayed again The hearing has been set back five days from Aug 25 to Aug 30 but the Examiner has learned that the Supreme Court will not have time on Wednes day to handle the case It has been delayed until mutually agreeable time for both parties can be arranged friends of the Fireball FOF lawyer John Wrigley told the Examiner Friday The FOF is seeking an in junction against the eity that would stop at least temporari ly the demolition of the struc ture by the city If the FOF were successful iii its mission it would then pro ceed to take the city to court for an alleged breach of contract with the organization Wrigley has No idea as to when new date for the Supreme ourt hearing might be set Both sides will have to get together and notify the Supreme ourt as to an accepr table time and then it will be tip to the court to set an exact date Wrigley said He said the FUF is still awaiting statement file to be issued by the city Wrigley said that cross examination of the statement file the citys statement on the alleged breach of contract would be necessary before the Supreme ourt decision could be made The city however has agreed to further extension of the present firehall status until the Ontario Supreme ourt can handle the case Demolilon of the building was to have begun the week of July 17 The F01 is attempting to sue the city claiming that there is contract to keep the building landing The city had made final decision June 12 to tear the building down but temporary injunction imposed by the Supreme ourl halted the move The first five day delay in the August Supreme Court hearing had been requested by the eir tys lawyer Ed Sexton of Toronto and was agreed to by the Ft Wrigley said lnnisfil takes legal action against two Toronto firms By STEPHEN Nllltlll Of The Examiner BARCLAY tStzitlt lnnisfil Township will take legal action against two Toronto firms At special meeting this morning lnnisfil ouncil voted to authorize the townships solicitors to begin legal action to enforce agreements with Grover Investments Ltd and Radstan Ivestments Ltd and to collect money owned by the companies to the township The two firms own property Innisfils industrial ommercial area on the 8th Line and Ilighway 401 George Novakovicli township treasurer told The Examiner the firms are in default of agreements with the township over work to be com plcted in these areas He said lnnisfil Township has had to complete work in the subdivision including installa tion of water system at township expense $50 is lot for goat says Coun Kathe Jans BARCLAY Staff Livestock prices have got IxatheJans goat Coun Jans expressed eon eern at lnnisfil Township oun eils regular meeting recently over the sums charged to the township for livestock loss com pensat ions Coun ans expressed specific dismay at the price charged for goat Fifty dollars for one goal is lot of money said oun Jans Goats are getting valuable responded Constable ltptllltt ouncil referred the livestock claims of $573 S200 and $30 to the next regular meeting ot its protection services commit tee ouncil also requested the livestock evaluators appear before commit tee to discuss the claims Blake Housing situation good Public response to an appeal for accommodation for Georgian ollegc students has been good says the caniptis services coordinat or About 30 available places are listed with the college and this is slightly more than previous years says Wendy Hicks Students are hunting for all kinds of accommtxlation in cluding apartments and rooms with all or no housekeeping priveleges she says We do have lot of cards on the board but we also have lot of students Now it question of matching them up Mrs Hicks told The Examiner She says that more places are needed though as the demand will increase until the start of classes in September About 50o students are ex pected to seek accommtxlation in the Barrie area for the com mg school year Anyone wishing further III formation should contact the housing office of Imrgian olr leg at 728193 very The two companies now owe total of $79163 to the township ouncil authorized the treasurer and solicitors to begin tax registration pro cedure Novakovich said the process involves charging the sum of swim to the firms as part of their tax bill If the bill is not paid Within Drapery Complete LOTTERY The Best Chance for Grand Prize of Any Major Lottery Help Support The Ontario Association for the Mentally Retarded Ill Licence 251135 ASK FOR CASH FOR LIFE AT YOUR FAVOURITE TICKET DU 11 Look for the Winning Numbers Following the pm News on the Global Network Monday September 4th Call me now for 0Custom made OInterior Decorating CUTOI Prall In prior Decorator itéoutbs NEXT DRAW SEPTEMBER 4th Minimum guaranteed payment over 20 years for first grand prize lst Prize S1000 month for life iran Prize 8500 month 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