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Ix exa fAnnexationturnaround By DENNIS LANTlllIIR Of The Examiner To mediate or not to mediate annexation Thats still the question following Barrie city counCil ses sion Tuesday when members of council decided to return the mediation question back to general committee That same committee last week recommended in closed session mediation be overturned by 64 count But now Uturn of council looms at large after closed meeting with David Rotenberg parliamentary assistant to the minister of intergovernmental affairs Robin is interested in getting into the music industry designing records and posters To reach that goal she is graphic design student at Georgian Col lege The Newmarket native also likes to ski Examiner Photo Peter Roberts Language committee member says Hamilton mini school not protecting French llAMlllON WIN Franco phone school officials disagree with Ontario Education Minister Bette Stephensons claim that French school housed within an English school is working well Dr Stephenson brought up the example of Hamiltons lllcolc Secondanc Georges Vanier when announcing last week that separate French high school will not be built in Penetanguisliciie town of ti soo on leorgian Bay about tit kilometres northwest of Orillia Instead lr Stephenson said the province would pay for minischool to operate within the towns existing high school The school within school would have its own name budget principal and teachers and would teach lull ciirricu turn in French only She said the system had been successful in Hamilton btit officials at Vanier have been critical of the system It yoti want your kids speak ing linglish when they come out of French school then it is good idea said Mariette Fra ser chairman of the Hamilton board of educations French language advisory committee ltlSll IIZS STATIC ICNIS Another member ol the coin inittec made up of members elected from the francophone community and trustees apr pointed by the school board lllt IllillI Sllillllit sllttllltl work disputed some of the ministers statements at last weeks news conference Dr Stephenson said the school ianieri had eXisted for 11 years but that was false said latiicia ltickncll iii an in tertc this weekend It has only cisttlsnicc1t74 She said that Dr Stephenson knew the adiisory committee had requested separate lltllltlr ing to house the Hamilton school in November 1978 and therefore knew some francov phones did not like the arrange ment Jayane Tomkin president of the anier student council said some francophone sttidents were speaking less French than when they came to the school Everybody around us speaks English so the French begin to speak it said the grade 12 student llalf dont speak French in class ticcaUsi they dont force theiiiscbes Mrs Fraser said many of hr 315 francophone students tlt forced to take some classes ll English with students tron Scott Park secondary school the school that houses vaiiiei KllSSIMIITlflt We feel our kids are bean assimilated completely Silt said She said that there were ll Frenchspeaking gym or ma chineshop that the English schools 1201 students have first priority ll teachers timetable scheduling Leaves left on boulevard will be picked up by city public works department Its that time of year again to get rid of falling leaves which are signifying the start of another fall in Barrie The public works department reminds area residents that all leaves placed on the boulevard will be picked up by Barries adding Seminars for business improvement areas planned The Ontario housing ministry will Wednesday launch an in formation exchange program for business said thmu the voted toturn the matter back nalfltbrhihgfh csliddiislgd estayblioshment of 131 under Ald Shirley said he would support talks of any kind which for St Thomas Guelph the municipal act businessmen mm 399 the anftexthon processgqmgh ded Brockvme and Orihm and merchants can designate Ald ODonal said it would be high an COUllCl to OUR improvement ministry spokesman said Tues day said not suppo The move back to council was made by Ald Ross Stephens who said it was time for further consideration Consideration of what asked Ald Alex Arthur who did rt the move What did you learn that was new Thats difficult to answer was Ald Stephens re ly Id rather not give you my views We did hear another si which brought different point of view Ald Stephens said it would be wise to hold further discussion on the matter in secret again It would encourage open discus sion around the table and would be an exercise of good judg ment out of respect to Rotenberg Aid Fred Ruemper did not support the suggestion saying there was no point in delaying the matter another week In addition members of council should air their views on the matter in the open he said tive BIAS in the province he said with 16 other communities considering establishment of their own and tax themselves for the pro motion of their retail district The series of meetings he Ald Dorian Parker wanted the subject returned saying she felt she heard different things that she hadnt heard from solicitors on the case Ald Gord Mills did not agree Theres no sense in prolonging the agony he said It should be dealt with tonight Two of the fledgling aldermen Jim Shirley and Meg ODonal make decision immediately after having received its visitor During the session Mayor Ross Archer was asked by Ald Er 1e the examiner Wodnodday Deg10 979 Addresses Horticultural Shociety Dr Joseph Connell Executive secretary at the Grand Valley Conservation Foundation dresses the Barrie Horticultural Society at its an nual banquet held at Central United Church On return visit to Barrie Dr Connell in his usual semihumorous style spoke words of encourage adv ment and spiritual guidance to his audience lEx aminer Photo through improvements to nie Rotman if the mayor was trying to fsway council Robert Nykor communica Streetscapes and related member votes by inViting Rotenbergto the sesSion ions coordinai0r for the facilities Rotenberg offered to come to Barrie soIinVited him said ministrysaidthehrstseminar In announcing the exchange the mayor wantedcounctl to have theiull benefit of of the program Which was an program Bennett said the knowledge from the parliamentary aSSistantEing here nounced last WEEK by housing seminars will be important for minister Claude Bennett will the exchange of ideas on beheld inStThomasOct 10 beautification promotion Further seminars will be held marketing advertising and in Guelph Oct 170rillia Oct 24 general information on BIA and Brockville Oct 31 Nykor management He said the seminars would take the form of workshops where the concept of business improvement area BIA would be discussed how to set one up and how to make it Work Nykor said guest speakers will be brought in from com munities across Ontario where BIAs have been established There are currentlv 114 ac said form an integral part of the ministrys continuing ef forts to promote and support local downtown improvement activities especially selfhelp approaches such as the BIA concept The seminar in Orillia on Oct 24 will be held in the Opera House Nykor said and is scheduled for9am 280 Dunlop St Barrie DENTIIRE THERAPIST Complete Denture Service Hours am pm Mon thru Fri Member Denturist Society 7286810 PLEASANT PLACE DEAL smcor DISTRICT 259 mmsriisr 7266531 All about Ontario food and how to enjoy it more Residents are asked not to place leaves in gutters or on asphalt road surfaces and not to leave materials other than leaves for pickup city bylaw prohibits the dumping of refuse on city prov Derty Oct 8X10 colour portrait Daiy IO8Sat 10430 professional One sitting per subject SI per subject for additional subjects groups or individuals in the same family Persons under 18 must be accompanied by parent or guardian nus WED riiuiis 10 II 12 88¢ Choose from our selection of eight scenic and colour backgrounds You may select additional portraits offered at reasonable 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10 minutes Stir occasionally Add caraway suga and vinegar Mix well Stir in sour cream Serve immediately Makes servings bunch Ontario broccoli in flowerets cup plain croutons 13 cup grated old cheddar cheese cup chopped green onions cup slivered toasted almonds in cup butter melted Split large stalks Drop broccoli into large saucepan of boiling water Boil gentlyuncovereduntiltenderabout7 to minutes Combine croutons cheese onions and almonds in small bowlTo serve drain broccoli well and place in sewing dish Pour melted butter over dry ingredients Toss gently Sprinkle topping over hot broc coli Ma cs servings vent and medium head of Ontario cauliflower in floweiets cu vegetable oil ta lespoons lemon iurce V4 teaspoon dry mustard V4 teaspoon dried tarragon leaves teaspoon salt dash pepper Dropcauhflowcrintoalargcsaucepan of boiling water Boil gcntly untov cred until tender about it minutes Meanwhilc combine the oil lemon iuicc mustard tarragon salt iiid pep er in jar with tight litany lid 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